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lark! ittr Irntlh Anarb 5 School Cost Township Churches to Hare Special Service* o/3| Snkpentient - Heabet: Up In 1948 """' • to Mark the Birth of Christ N ,I , WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL XXXIX. -No 47 By*150,000 WOODBRIDGE-Joyous Christ- Leyonmark; processional hymn, PnlilishiMl Kvrry Tli'iri'lay Kn'*ri.,| a* S'•' 'Mnl ' .H IS ltn.pi! StriTI, Wmicllirlilnr. N. .1 mas music, symbolic heraldry of "Adeste Fidelis": Introit, "Silent al III* Pi.Ml <)rtl' '• Wni N .1 Midget Is Expected to lly RAI-PH J. BILLS the birth of Christ, will be heard Nlcht. Holy Night," soprano solo- Show Big Boost Due And In the various Township churches ist. Mrs C R Davis: Kyrle. Gloria WINDSOR J. LAKI8 tonlRht and tomorrow. Tibi, Lau Tibi; sermon hymn, Rotary Club Christmas Host to Scoat Troop It Sponsors To Increased Expense For weeks choir directors and "The First Nowell"; offertory an- organlsts have been at work plan- them. "0 Little Town of Bethle- WOODBRIDOB—The Township ning the programs, and the hem," .soloist-Mrs. Davis, violin school budget for IMt-lttt is ex- HiriT iliilliirn In Ihr per- churches are expected to be filled oblignto -William S. Neebe; re- pected to show an Increase of at ,,i,,,,mlim « IUIMIIIW. i>r*l*r- to capacity to hear the music and sponse. "Old Hundredth": 8ur- least $150 000 to cover teacher In- the sermons. The various services sum Corcla, Sanctus, Agnes Dei, crements, increased Insurance, and ,f „ 1,,,-nl nntiirr. until In Ikla Hated are as follows: Gloria in Exeelsls, Bell Amen; re- additional supplies and equipment, MI inii»t hr ID mull.I Trlnltjr Episcopal Church cessinnal hymn. "Hark, the Her- nn authoritative Bouroe Indicated Woodbrldnt aid Angels Sing": Postlude, "In yesterday. Christmas Eve srrvi.e. 11 p. M, Dulci Jubilo." It also was learned that all week's question: Where did -Carols, "Break Forth. O Beau St. James' Church, Woodbridne Township teachers are due to aet teous Light," choir; "It Came The Mass in Honor of St. Vin- an extra $200 increment during • |)(.,i(l your last Christmas ln Upon a Midnight Clear," "0 Little cent, by Wicgand. will be sum; at the next school year due to In- l Town of Bethlehem," "Away in a midnight mass tonight at St. incased living coaU. It U under- . ivirr? Manger," "Joy to the World," James' Church. It will consist of stood that the salary guide as ' "Angels from the Realms of the following: Kyrle Elelson; solo, adopted last year providing an In- I Glory," "We Three Kings of On "Christ i Elieson, Mrs. Joseph crease of $100 for each year of l.i'iihy ent Are," choir and congregation: O'Brien: Gloria In Excelsts Deo; service will be observed but that inliiniry. 3rd Division Gloria, choir; Jesu Redemptor- Credo, bass sob ••Crucifixus." John the projected $300 Will b» "some- I was a pa- Pletro Yon, tenor soloist. George (Continued on Page 2) thing extra." tient at Hallo- The budget will be introduced ran Hospital on sometime before January 9 to Staten Island permit a public hearing on Janu-' with double 35 Township Families Get Proof ary 23. The matter will then be p n e u m o n i a placed before the voters at the I c (i n t, r a c I - annual election on February 10. i Woudbridge Federation of I.eitner, Richard Rlaml, Eugene Ze^lglcr and Robert Cooper. Third a new association, to be known as my last then youngsters through the gen-Teacher-, A* part of its second row, right, Earl Peterson, senior Patrol Leader and Al Patnoi, the Citizens' Educational Commit- i-'inas m •rosity of INDEPKNDENT-LEAD- annual winter proaram series. Scoutmaster of Troop 32. lee of Woodbridge Township, has 11 vice We KR readersrea . The toysy , after being Now m its 'J8th year, the Plain- At left, Robert Cooper, :i member of the troop, shown re- been formed and will hold Its first ceiving a sift from Santa Claus who was portrayed by Lyman Peck. , coming cleaned, painted and gift-wrapped, field Symphony Society is a vol- meeting January 5 at School No. :;. on the were distributed over the week- unteer coniniunity organization 11. Whether or not the group will .ilt carrier i-nrl to the parents, who have and is one of the oldest orchestra; sponsor or back any candidates is :. i'v. and promised to keep them for a VHK of its kind in ihe country. It had not known. Several members of its beginning in 1!H9. when Phone Rates to Go Up January!; - 'I'd to ttr- from Kris Kringle. The baskets. the Cooperative Council, however, group o[ amateur musicians in are said to have Joined or are In- m time lo filled by Township grocers, were iivrred this morning by Town- Pl.nnrield and nearby communi- terested In joining the new asso- r,:<\ Christ - ties bcuan meeting to play instru- Private Line Rise $3.75 to $4.75 ciation. in the ship trucks. mental ensemble works. This wa Although no announcements ,rs The Here are the contents of u typi- the inii-ieus of the Plainfleld Sym have been made, some of the ::i knocked our hopes into a ... basket: Roasting chickens Effects on Subscribers phuny ?.-'ciety. established in 1920 Educational Forum probable candidates, according to ..: hat. and we didn't get m poundage depending upon the as a ciiininuniiy institution In Woodbridge Area the rumor mill, may Include Vin- •I. i-einher 30. I am sure Rlad 1 'l/e of the family, bread, butter, cited t i Cue advancement of mu me rumor nun. may inciuae Vin- Are Announced Today cent McDonnell, Julius Kollar arid :, • in the Navy. white potatoes, .sweet potatoes, •iical .->ki!'< und knowledge. Organization Jan. 5 David F. Qerlty. .ranbeny sauce, pickles, lettuce, The coiiriurtor of the orchestra WOODBRIDGE —Effects upon ( •. .! Tympanic tomatoes, mayonnaise, celery, car- i> Loui> J. Bostlemann, a menibc Woodbridge telephone subscribers j |^ Group IMailH Study hansport Command, ew due to the Inortftie ln rate sched- , „ . . ., . 1*1UB \AJ\iO :ir Division ules allowed the New Jersey Bell 1 otf SchooSchooll ixeedhNeeds,: t1o0 1 a- Telephone Company by thfe State I spent my fresh m»lk. in ^"^X ^n ,wnrd arUsl., have appeared a ket contained other gioienes do- ' . ,, «trii includ Board of Public tJtility Commis- Survey ^Annual Costs (,0000^3 at Party last, i. e r v i c c wuli the norchestrh a includ nated by individuals, such sioners, were announced today. WOODBRIDGE—A Christmas on ms Dorothy Minty. Webster Ait The new rates are effective Jan- canned soup, spaghetti, ken. Percy Such, Albert Stoessel nation, to be known as the Citizens (IOMIIIICIUIB Department; Guam at North uary I. ond prunes. Carroll Glenn and Percy Grain Educational Committee, has been west Field Under the new schedule in this Wishes Bergen Success Those who donated tu the IN- ~ei\ organized and will hold its first I working, send j area, the present so-called "re- DEPENDENT-LEADEK Christmas The Sociciv is unique in that public meeting January 5 at School I As Police Chairman inn people / stricted" service will be discon- Fund are as follows- Ins no endowment. It Is supported No. 11 Auditorium. ' I h o m e f tinued both for residential and I (Ml entirely by community subsenp- WOODBRIDGE — Police Com- ' Christina*. <>n business telephones, but due to In announcing the meeting, | missioner Herbert B. Rankln of- IV |H.,l|.- lioiitinueil mi \'n*ie Aj Fred H. Castle, temporary chair- ATC plani-s. the fact that an estimated 93 per ficially said goodbye to the mem- HlMlilK. cent of the subscribers now have man wroj,e: a t raffle ll1- I * HOME DESTROYED bers of the. police department at ~mfi~fm WH!i the extended service but a small "A group of citizens met Mon clerk, and ,,, full., WOODBRIDGE-Fire at 7:30 the annual Christmas dinner yes- i! ri.i this morning destroyed the home ' portion of those served will be day, December 8, and discussed terday at the Maple Tree Farm, booked passage , "urtiii ,1, II,!,• M. •at the year of Flood Street occu- affected by this change. the possibility of forming an or- Avenel| sponsored by Woodbridge f o r returning All- • • Kv.i pied by Henry Birch and owned For private- line residence ganization tentatively known as Locali patrolmen's Benevolent As- .\hn- Illnl .mil haw them off at the by the estate of Hampton Cutter. phones, the monthly charge for the Citizens Educational Commit- sociatjOn. liny I ute my heart out Firemen from Woodbridge Fire unrestricted service will increase tee of Woodbridge Township. The i.Because JJ ij, the last time I will lee ui nuuuuiiuBi. »««..—r- - oecauae iii i» nie last nine i wm ,: !,',ij I came home about Company were hampered in the Assorted Pre-Holiday Activities from $3.75 per month to $4.75. persons attending this meeting felt speak to you ln a ^roup as your ,nths later by ship. We had work of laying hose due to the'icy The two-party service, with ex- that there was a definite need for iwloner, I want to say poUca feew comm words to you in farewell," •ty uoiid Christina* oT» Quam, conditions? Explosion of an oil j tended scope, advances from $3.00 bringing to the people of our • • • Claim Police Department's Eye Mr. Rankln said.' "I have been ' Move was given as the cause of to $3.75 per month while the four- Township matters Slaving to do the blaze. (Continued dH Page 8) associated with many groups. First (Continued on Page 8) as a school teacher, later as a <••• Hanko • ' Devon, Pa. Lothario Cets soldier and ofMcer and still later Marinf Division, Nicked—But Good—forLions Cltib Slates as a businessman. I joined the CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Kiwanis in Perth Amboy and Mr. and Mrs., hi Being Very Annoying eventually became Its president. .is on one Pick-Up of Paper I am a chirte: member of the WOODBRIDGE — Accidents, ..<• Hawai- One of A Scries on Domestic Partnerships Which (NOTE: Contributions to this column must be in this office American Wion Post in Perth thefts and yes, even jail terms is lands Next Collection to Take no later than TUESDAY NOON of each week. Events listed Amboy and became jUi command- Also Are Business Successes here are broadcast dally at 7:30 A. M., on the "Around the •• prepara- were recorded by the police de- Place Sunday; Party er. Finally, I entered politics and .' partment this Christmas week. Counties With Your Weekly. Newspapers" program over Ne became police commissioner in were be- Brunswick radio station WC|C, 1450 on your dial.) which capacity l| have served for Paul De Santis, 29, Grove Ave- For Children Today niade for nine years. In all my various as- nue, Devon, Pa., is over $100 poor- DECEMBER n\ a.sion of WOODBRIDGE^- The third sociations With groups I do not , er, and a bit more respectful of • lima. On monthly paper collection spon- 25—MERRY CHRISTMAS. know of any group I enjoyed more 1st mas the law as the result of three com- 26—Christmas danqe sponsored by Americus Chapter, Order of sored by the Lions Club of Wood- titan your*."' iing we plaints lodged against him. De De Molay, Craftsmen's Club. Semi-formal. I Santis was charged with following bridge will be held Sunday [Continuing, the third ward com-, 'II church, 31—New Year's Eve dinner-dance sponsored by Americus Crafts- mUteemaa) *hp leaves his post a Sewaren woman in his car-, The throughout the Township, with i the aft- men's Club, at Craftsmen's Club, Green Street, Wood- ,the end of thl» month, declared j woman was driving her auto and i we saw tl(e exception of Fords, Hopelawn bridge. "I feel it WBB a distinct honor he forced her to the side of the • We had apd Keasbey which are covered by JANUARY to serve as heaa of the police com- road where he was observed by i-s dinner the Fords Lions. 7—Builders Circle of Methodist Church meeting at home of mittee and I felt it an honor be- and Patrolman John Faczak and ques- all the trimmings, Township housewives are urged cause it showed the mayor was I Kul tioned. It developed that he had Mrs. John M. Peterson, Eleanor Place, 2:30 P. M. mas was pretty good. to add discarded Christmas wrap- satisfied with my accomplishments no registration in his possession 8—Spaghetti supper, sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary of Wood- !•• Idllowinu September alter pings to the regular newspapers, and In all probability you were. i.which cost him $50 and $3 costs bridge Fire Company No. 1, at White House Tavern, •nth.-, in the service. magazines and cavdboard. All do- There were times when my ac- when he was brought before Re- Sewaren. . nations should be left at the curb 11—Christian Science Lecture at Woodbridge High School Audi tions -did not meet the approval corder Arthur Brown. Another frjie before 1 P. M., Sunday. Boy Scouts of a few but my BCtions were : Merwin, Jr. of $50 plus $3 was imposed for • torium, 3:30 P. M. -.-.,. U, S. N. will aid Lions in the collection. 1 guided by what was right and careless driving and. he was held Yiddish Theatre Party in New York , sponsored by Sister- I.I i.in,. wrong aa far as the community under $1,0.00 bail tor the grand The annual Christmas party for hood of Congregation of Adath Israel. I spent Christ- 12—Mother's Club meeting,at home of Mrs. Rodger LoofbouVow, wits concerned and you were con- jury on the complaint of disorder- Township Kijade school children" .461 W. Milton Avenue, Rahway. Mrs. Stuart Schoonover with: education and the schools. mas on Maiius ly conduct made by the woman. is bejtig held at the State Theatve llK will speak on "Consumer Protection Through Federal 'The Board of Education is re- Island In this afternoon under the auspice^ sponsible fpr the expenditure of ltJ Titus Petersen. 49, 22 Dorothy of tile Lions. This is one of th Pood, Drug and Cosmetic Act."/ Admif» 14—Concert by Plainfleld 80-giece Symphony Orchestra at tin Paot S) ll(l Street, Woodbridge, will spend hip man...... yj projects mtfde possibli group. I < "'' Woodbridge High School Auditorium under auspices oi m Christmas and New Year's holidays through the sale of the waste pape work on t' in the county workhouse where he Woodljtldie BWeration oi Teachers. [ collected ln the drives.tBaoh ohlU Regular meeting Of Colonla Onlt. 248, American Legion Christmas d*V was sentenced for 60 days. Ar- was sentenced for 60 y will be given a bag of candy, frul Auxiliary at Legion Hall, Colonia, 8 P. M. as the UAKKY KIIN1 rested by Patrolman Kenneth Van and ice creum., Due to th* New Year's holi- t. AND 15—Meeting of Board of Directors of Woman's Club of Wood- day, the »nt ls»ue of this was becun'd oy extensively by Iselinlt* who en- Pelt for panhandling and being bridge at home of Mrs. Joseph Qulgley, 551 Cedar Avehue, h mwns ha* TO VISIT HOSPITALS newspaper Will fee published then, We threw ISELIN - M" joy deuiints with the congenial drunk, Petersen said he was un- 8 P.M. . 1 WOODBRIDOE—The Veteran Wednesday montfiw, Utcembw n party au d their favorite .-.I"" where the Klines. employed. . rtf Foreign Wars, including all thi 17 -Irish Supper sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary, Division 8, 31, lnstMd'of. Thursday. All m had a bis tin folks purehasi their ncv Mr. und Mrs. Kline, however, On a complaint of disorderly AOH, at Columbian Club, Main Street, Woodbridge. -posts antl auxiliaries of the Eight! social ltenu mult be In tm> key dinner with and magazine arc not newcomers, to the news- conduct made by Mrs. Fitzgerald, 22—Meeting of Woman's Club of Woodbridge, Craftsmen's Club, 1 District will visit the. South Ambo office by Mondajr; to insure pub* ull the trim In Iselln, I d< Con- paper and stationer; store busi- Route .25, Avenel. William C. Rob- 8 P. M. Rev. A. H. Behrenberg, First Prelbywrian Church. Ettl and Berth Amboy Hospitals oi UeaUpn. i« Hal,7 inson, 21, 37 Hill Street, B*lleville, Metuohen, guest K Wings, a i Agency, Oak ness .They conducted a similar christmw Day to distribute gifts I'UMn,, a^ead. We didn't have ducted by MM r, ul type shop in Plemlngton before was fined $35. He was arrMted by store has to the needy and the childrau. I •'• K'«ii! , lime as we would h*ve Kline. AlthowI. L t coming to Iselln. The couple (Contmud m Pagt I) u but it wasn't too been In «l«tenc« " nlied (Continmd on Ptgt 2) [>fun. one-half y«w. » PACE TWO WEDNESDAY. NBCEMBER ?4. 1

Christian En^avor members will the 'o companied by Mr*. fto.«e Paryr; at ago and added lines of So They Say thp piano: caralf flms hy EieanoT mwchafl'.se (to farolHns Christmas Eve They will be The Fim Christmas Scouts Hostesses are to meet at the church «t 7 30 mon from Pant 7 ) OBITUARIES Matys. Sophie Kisko Patricia Sewaren Notes Wr grp great believers tn tee- Gillte—3Wn i»T community and we n- of Orwi Joy" will be the will sin» g at thth e ChrintrniiCh s i ICOOttSKIDGF -Fuiif-ra. Cflndleliuht Service tonichi, w I was left SEWAREN — Moiher? of thfO!r; Sabo piano «>U>s hy Sophie Kiako. snvkr tonitth: at P: John's «n- shop to «ro* along pastor's Meditation. Th? ymith P.v,r;r:.i Hardiwh and Elattie Church and everyone *.'.; be •«?.• 'he ui*-n " choir will lead in thr musical WOT- P. M. Rev. Chester OBMOVHV in Scou!* of Torop 3 "sere guests of vites all residents to attend. .hrmit a; a Chroma* Tea heir! Oirdlwr and an accordion solo by come. Carols will start at 11:15 P >=hip, sifitrlns as a special number. " . •<•< fr>m th Elaine Zablorki. M , followed by a cl^ral Euchari?: Oesu Bambinn. with Miss Betty St. John's F.pHoopal Chiiroi, H"m«- and n' in :;•.? srho\ aud;nr;uW Mrs J F. L.i/0. pre.-;rier.: of the Wood- Gifts made by the scout* were and an address by the Rev F Churches Jane Kiilenbtrser as contralto Sewaren Ciiur.-h *):«:•{ sMcrst. Miss Catiierfnr Hanson, br;«e Cv\;,iri: a< cu«t speaker. presented to the mothers. Mrs. F Newton Howden, vicar A »rvi.-° htm Pact J) There will nlao be a tslkfc". abou" the cooperation ol H Cast 1«. president of Uw air! of Moly Comnrariion will be heW soloist, wi'.i Hint "Aw Eve, sei-vlce tonight at at. j ,) ^ O;.?.n in Spintum. duct. ( m the mother" in seontin? and «cmit lenders of WoodbrWa* Town- ChriMMMc nwmine 10 o'clock OTcoJe. Maria." Episcopnl Church, fiewarcn, Jam?.-' .Mr? Eowartl McKenna am! Mrs ftre.ved- the -.mporiar.ee of each ssip. »as a cuefi. Mrs. Boros was —St. John? Church S:ho.\ •«-.;; Methodist Church. Woodbridje which all are cordially 'lnv ; John Hushes. Offertory. Adestf CDU", >arr.:ne ;eh scout oath and assisted by Mrs James Cotter. present iw Christmas pr,->«ram. Christmas carois will be smv W.'.br Tide'.i-- Sanctus, Benedicts, so'.o The Christmas Eve midnight law; Mrs Hubert Castie. Mrs. Bernard Monday night 7 o'clock in :':'.? 11:15 P. M. by the church o Urban Dians Do'.an: Amus Dei. solos srrvice in the Methodist Church Mrs Joseph Boros, leader, gave Field and Mrs Sabo M". B-"= church. At midnight thr-re will | Mrs Hughes and Lois Rees wiii begin at 11 o'clock, and will ; an informal welcome and pre- will entertain the troop December —Mr?: Waiter Wyckoff has, Choral Eucharist and srrm Preceding High Mass, solos wiVi to featured by special Christmas sented the foilowina program: 29 at 2 o'clock at her nonit. uo turned to her home on Woxibr: rmtsir and a Christmas sermon Rev F Newton Howden, vii Tap ciance by Rocrteie Catano ac- Centra'. Avenue. Avenue from a vacation 5??n be s:,:r>.c as follows: 'Niph: of Nit;-.'.^ Mrs OUrien Silent The choir will render "Sleep. My A service of the Hnlv Eu< 44? Wf.M F.oridB. Mr? Hughes and Mrs Little Anger by N V Wheeler: will be held Christmas m *e:f h°\i 5a'ur'".iy .v '.': —The Sewaren GrJs Cub w-;.: c Jesu Bambino" Miss Lovely Appear" "by Charles F. at 10 o'clock, Thp annual f fc Scr. Fiir.erai H^ffif P :-. AT.- hold a Christmas party TtreMifly up I Rws. Birthday of the Kinn." Gounod: "Lo. How a Rose E'er mas program by members boy Rev Henry .J Brume: pa.- nigh: at the home of :h? M'.ss?? Blooming" by M Praetonous A church school will be held ]) to: c'. Si Pau"> L,r.'n»:3r. Crr.irh Ann and Rosemarie Surick. Woxi- Jchn OToole: O Hoiy Night solii by Miss Mabel Treen. Around her 29 at 1 P. M. Cretnau-T. »•«•. held a; • bridKe Avenue Mrs Hughes. During Holy Com- munion M:ss Dolan wii! sine "Ave Miss Mark Entertains rrema:;.ry Lx.ier. • —The Rev. Gordon Hu:c!-.:n«. Maria " Plo\ t tist at Yule Party Paii bearer? were Mi:'r..iv'. Bu-j Chaplain in the U. S Navy s.i- cttak. DavlS Sm^'n Harry Siniw.l the euest preacher Sunday morr.- Chrtstma* morning at 9 o'clock A Very >1rrn Xmas. Anthnny K:=r.. Vr,; S.ib > an:: W;'.- j the chilonen's choir will sine, with Cecelia Mici: ing at S". Johns Church. r ham Munae'r, i soios !>v Marion, Ferraro and Carol ?V::->...:*i :!':!'' rss* ant! commit- Hia-js v C^rt«'.mas play ,v. The TO EVERYBODY: r PVT. GCORGE T. KOVACS Mr. & Mrs« Inc. ( nnfmtaHonal Chnrrh. H: •::-. .v Saturday a; her i WOODBRTDGE-Funpra' <*rv- Woodbridire i" Avenut. :ices were held Saturday for Pvt.. (Continued Worn Pagt 1) Re1. Donald 0. Prev; announce-: >eyr. -aw the Misses George T. Kovacs, son of Mr> I was marries) in 1934 and they that the various choirs ,\iu: thr Dams' Illarla Kovacs. 117 Hieh Stw.. have two chil mir pleasure at this time of and Stephen, two years old. 5 BABYLAND i-fi'tfd from Pa4t 1) pastor, officiating wistM . by ROT. In addition to newspapers Telephone Perth Amboy 4-124? Ladt*9laus Kec<*emeihy. paster "I year to wish all fiir frtcrdf a and magazines, the Klines carry ;•::• tr, smith Strtyl, (onifr ['rnspeft Aml the Hungarian Reformed Church. Merrv Christmas. a complete stock of tobacco. IS'-: The third Woodbridee mar. to' candy, toys, greeting cards anri 'be returned to this country from stationery. They remodeled and 'foreign cemeteries. Pvt. Kovacs enlarged their store six months ! tis killed at Liege. Belgium. Jan- i «ary 9. 19M Military honors irer? accorded by Woodbvidge Post. : American Legion with Commander ; Russell Deppe in charge. Active GOLDBLATT'S 'pall bearers were Edward OHen. JMeimrt Hunt. Anton Si!ako«k; 10.tiu JEWELERS and OPTICIANS 1 im Paul Breaa. Maynard Winston and I Mr. Deppe. • Honorary pall bearers ve:? Wil- 84 E. CWry Street Rail. 7-1667 Rahway MERRY Ml) | Ham and Stephen Desk. Charles' I Soltas. Ernest and Joseph Ba)int BRANCH 1 (I (id! and Joseph Coppola™. 1« (1(1 101 Broad Street El. 2-0894 Elizabeth CHRISTMAS INViSTlOATB 1 Helen Serdinskr Murb as wt'd likf to |i;iy a Chri-t- Junior i«cd crom Elizabeth Fisinger. \Voodbridgc: H <•-•'• S.- '.v,; •• i.1" •:(•}] ftnd every one wo A S.-haufele. Wood- . Hele, n Tywoniw, Nancy Palmer. Lott of Avenel. Gloria M, i\*>-, i*yi. of Moi-1Dolores krif• v.. !:.,• ;- our sun-st way of •• .i 'lumtlty of nfw of Iselin. the Messrs. nriK ill sl.lrtu, (to^Tt!", Potter, Henry D'Anaelo. prtotiiiLr "iic and all. May your .t.-r.. Mr*. •• RUSCO t>on Farrell. Ed Trost. John Zen- ••HI. Mr. nrnnrtt. AIL METAL, SELF-STORING Christmas he the merriest ever. n.l , Mrs hario, Gi! Bothwell. John Schmidt, Holiday Candies gtli. Earl Rumpf of WoodbridKe and COMBINATION SCREEN Mr Jo)in Lefttn; Richard Tibak of Hopelawn Mr. and Mr». Clurlcn From iri.'imalfc trt-e, Mr«. AND STORM SASH . N",, ilTohooi. Tuo WH Rwco, the worU'i iHlc'.r with food, f ls*>lln MICHAEL'S <*<•<><>". YOU'LL tnVtM HAVS M 'if Junior ft*d GIVE CANDY THIS * 'l » CBAItQt A STORM BASH OK 'Uf >•• Oilll riiltr Httfli tfrlwol I iQll ' • TIH inuitf lo>a Mrs AGAIN. RESTAURANT 1 1 • rv<- N \ Woo.lbrlrtg*; i|Jr» CHRISTMAS 1 »•'' ;i !,• • ' 1' 'iO(M»rirt(fe; Boh^ll^ A • F: ' |. KIURB, Troop 33 Select « box of chocoUte*. 'An Eating Place if llstiBGtMnT A' j ^ 1 , ! ', i nip Pa.'k I3fi; Aljai N • *"' ««_f'art>\ Mr. From N. '•••"• ^i •'li'' traditional hard candy or 155 Smith St., Perth Atnboy, N. J. 1 i ' !*'• , Mrs' (IfbMn's i*T- Save up to 13 of Fuel Bill • -.' VA • 1' 1 I | Vf. mixed candy. We have S. nuol No1 1, JBJ T. f •n'l vi'lin. I'IIIK. - ul 14<'.< "\V 'n* ; fv v i been serving the public for * Easy Payments We will be Qosod i -rt 1 .,( ) '•£ IJHiiiMli-an Club— 36 years. This year owr * .. 1 i.ik. t". Aiixillaly, W'mxl- CHRISTMAS DAY ! 1 ': •-: v I' Am •li'.nri 1,,'KK.H -<,n.- 1:-I; > • .1 '! (1 Snpp^r ("lull. .Vr* May the holiday pea- supply of candy it reduced j " :• ** To Give Onr Staff '* ' son and tho Ntw Year; in price, therefore we urge | T««t€ «'-5' GENERAL PfRTHAMBOY, NEW JERSEY APPLIANCES nety. Tel. Wood. 8-1235 EAGLE CANDY KITCHEN 66 MAIN STREET 189,"i W00DBRIDGE 129 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J. CHRISTENSEN'S "THE FRIENDLY STORE" Smart Ties Are Always Smart Gifts Did you learn your today'.' We mean the les- son j-Jiout men's ties. When it conies to'the best at Christmas — neckties from our store have the highest rating. And here's why. Briefly, tr».v are ail well made; thty ure created by aatis- Uc rraker? aird the color i<>:r:t>i!ifriio!i'i are rich, yet !:<>: loud. They ttie itfto ::?•*'. knuts and" the>r Cin stand plenty of punidi- ri)ei:t from his chin. , lie smart, ^ive him several tics this year. Made by AmeHe#'i? finest tie craftsmen, SUPERBA CHENEY BOTANY _ fiESIUO i Priced at 1 I* Gift boxed Qt course! A RRIBGS GIFT CERTIFICATE MODERN BEDS

WE 6tOSE AT 6 P. M. ... Wed» Ltcaatifully made in solid oak and solid birch. Tlu warm, flowing finidies (natural oak or fcirth, or bircli finished walnut * a,re given their full decorative value by the handwiuie of the design. See them before tlie choice it limited.

Oak Night Table $9.50 Birch Chair 18.96

Open 10 lo S Plum* (Wei. aiMi Sal. '((I 41 CHRISM'S DEPARTMENT STORE TEMPORARY SHOWROOM^St. Geargeg Avc. (1 mile north of our fowjer loeatioa) 97 MAIN STREET WOODBRIOGE, N. J.

V. • ... i .(,• ',|i "•*& iNDfcPENDENT-LEADER WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1947 PAGt THBffl

,WO,,,,C,radar school In l.imc.aster. Pa,, for the hnli- The bride wore a light blege —The Friday Afternoon Bridge Hunt. couple. gabardine suit, a blege , O>eat Lnkes, 111., and Wwhington, II,' is the son of Mr. and ml LUTEFISKE Club held Its annual Christina? Miss Hunt served as Santa Claus trimmed with ostrich feathers and !D; C Hr ls "ow a«ng the i.'ird Uimock, Park Avpnue. party at the Colonia Country Club GAFFELB1TER and distributed gifts to the mem- brown accessories with a , !"nivprsltyjrf JlriMni^ in Tocson. vius Mllllcent Brown, Oifts were exchanged. Mrs. Fred- bers. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Oil Company Gives Safe comK t Recorder and Mrs. Arthur prick Gordon and Mrs. Roy Simm of brown orchids. Mrs. Arthur APPETITSILD Barter, Mrs. Ethel Curry and Mrs. Still, Tucson, was the matron of W'Y NEW HOMES n a freshman nt Syrsini.se were Kuests. The next meeting will Cassidy. Aivards to Men IltfPORTED SWEDISH .,.,ily, is home for the Cluist- be hell! January 2 at the home of honor and Thomas F. Humphrey WOODBRIDOE—Two Township j WOODBRIDGE—Trans Oil, Inc of Miami, Aria., was his brother's residents have purchased homes in H-i'l'SS. Mrs. B, C. Demarest, Grove Ave- ANCHOVIES nue. LA ROCCO-KOVACS Route 25, announces that It has best man. tlie new development at Victory ,n.;s Vii'Klnia Wl^ht, sopho- FILET OF ;,i HI. Lawren^ University, i S E W A R E N — Mr. and Mrs. awarded Safety Awards to the fol- —Miss Dorothy Brlcgs, student lowing truck drivers employed by on. N. Y.. is spending the Charles Lester, Central Avenue, ANCHOVIES at Ml,. Hoiyoke College, South the concern: ,v,, with her parents, Mr, pivl announce the engagement of her Hartley. Mass., is spending the MISS VIRGINIA C. SORENSKN : "i's'tJr" MUs'Ethel kovacs, same ad- ROYAL SNACKS IllllH'S S. WlKht. Christmas vacation with her pa- German LaBar, Iselin; Aaron wnnnnuihrl m J » ! dress, to Carmen La Rocco, Grove Roth, Trenton; George B. Stoms CHRISTMAS CANDIES f ,'is Mnrguery Johnson, stu- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Briess YVOODBKIDGE—Mr. and Mrs. \ ,„„„;._ r, n«, SALT HERRING nt Syracuse University. Is Tisdale Place. Soren .1. Sorensen, 191 Grove Avenue, Dunellen. Iselin; Harold Bodlner Wood in1 the Christmas holidays I Avenue, announce the engage- Miss Kovacs served with the bridge; James P. Scott, Baltimore Good Selection of HEADLESS HERRING ment of their, daughter, Vir- • WACS and is now attending Md.; George Tagert, Perth Am '" «'B^t . Mr. and ^Hnffet Supper Served .lohnson,s Jr.. Grove Avr- ff pp erved ginia C, to Alvin F. Rymsha, Drake's Business College. Perth boy, Albert Fortenboher, South SALT MACKEREL Amboy. Mr. La Rocco served with Amboy; William Bowen, Wood- son of Mr. and Mrs. AMn FF. At Ctfurrh Guild Party ' the Navy and saw service In the taridse; Joseph Brown. Rahway; BRISLING SARDINES i.,s Patricia Anderson, dnuKh- Rymsha, 809 Ridircdalc Avenue. CANDY Pacific. Carl Chetwood, Perth Amboy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Ander- i WOODBRIDGE—A buffet sup Miss Sorensen Is a graduate FISKEKAKER (iriive Avenue, n freshmiin i per was served at the Christma.. of Woodbridge High School, ,|l,v CulleKe, is spending the | Party held by the White Church Class of 1947 and Is employed MIRROR FISKEKAPER ,v, at home. ; Guild Monday at the home o'. by 1. Arthur Applegate, Inc., mini's S. Wight, Jr., son of i Mrs, F.sirl Hannum Devanny, Rah- -"erth Amboy. Mt\ Rymsha is LEGON BERRIES ,nil Mrs. James S. Witfht, way Avenue. Mrs. Devanny and BOXES employed in the development GJETOST n Avenue, Is home from Ad-1 Mrs. William H. Gardner were laboratory of La vole labora- They Make an Farrawit Academy, Pine \ hostpsses. tories, Morganville. II e is a Ideal Xmai Gift NOKKELOST [or the holidays, I Mrs. Andrew Lockie read a paper graduate of Woodhridte High M Maureen Auburn, n stu-1<>" old Christmas customs. Carols School, class of 1!)43, and served SPISBROD Statr. University of Iowa, i were sunn with Miss Annabelle two years In the Navy as an SCHRAFFT'S Chocolates inn the Christma.s recess Buker as the piano accompanist, electronic technician. He was COVERT BREAD i parents, Mr and Mrs.; Games were played and the win- overseas 10 months. Are Our Specially I Auburn, Myrtle Avenue, tiers were- Mrs. Oakley Blnir and ! iliiin P. Grow, senior :i Mrs, Earl Devanny. Mrs. Pearl We wish you all a Merry Christmas Sandahl impersonated Santa The surest way we know of wish- and a Happy ISew Year TIP TOP C'liuis, and arrangements were in diia Huber Bride 'irhalski to He Santa (•hiircc of Mrs. James Westbrook ing all our friends a wonderful Food Market |,i Children of Avenel and Mrs. Walter Housman. Of Paul Gabriel „ Yule is to say here and now: The installation of officers will ! w 47 E. CHERRY ST. • be held January 12 ut, the Devunny Merry Christmas and a Happy AMBOY CANDY KITCHEN KNK.l---CarrylnK on an an- h()m(, j v RAHWAY, N. J. , iistom. Anthony Pichalski of. ' WOODBRIDOE-At a simple [J 213 Smith Street Perth Amboy New Year. Telephone Itajnway 7-S017 •,!,„,!,• Tree Farm, will again (-lKT HOLIDAY out impressive ceremony Saturday TEL. P. A. 4-028G •until Claus fur the t-hlUlr-n WOODBR1IX1E - Announce- Vliser so fEdn Mra. anElizabetd Mrs.h Willia Huberm, dautchHubir-, 1 I ii'l incnl was made today that the Wiitson Avenue, became the bride J V.i-ncl youngsters are invilc.l WtiodbridKe Township municipa if Piiul Giibriel, son of Mr. an-1 ",iid the Christmas party oltices will be dosed from toniuli Mrs. Enul Gabriel, Brooklyn. Rev. NY BICYCLE BABYCARRIACE CO f:, iiioon from 2 in 4 oVloi-k until Monday morninn. December laii H.innum Devanny, pnstor of • Maple Tree Farm. Hnnta J!), Next week, due to the New He First Presbyterian Church, of- •,\ill distribute a loy to cirh Years holiday, the ofllcrs will be ficiated ni the ceremony at the !ind refreshments, lncuduiK rinsed durini; ilie same period bride's home. THIS IS IT!! :id, of sweets, will be served. Wednesday niiiht to Monday. The bride wore a gray gabardine suit with a corsage of white gar- denias. Miss Matilda Clark, a.> The Sale You've Been Waiting for Starts Friday maid of honor, wore a suit of biege j jj gabardine and a corsage of white j y RADIO gardenias. • ] 8 SNOWSIITS & COAT SETS at VIVIEN'S KIDDY SHOP Edward Johnson of Brooklyn I * WE WISH YOU served us the bridegroom's best man. A MOST Tlit' newlyweds are on a wed- dliiK trip lo Cuba and upon their MERRY return will reside in Brooklyn. 7.98 4.98 Of CHRISTMAS The bride, a graduate of Wood- to Formerly bi-irtue Hisli School, is atttendiny ilj the Biirbizon Modeling School in Cicttinqs New York City. Tlie bridegroom 9.98 7.98 is a graduate of Erasmus Hall in Brooklyn and is now associated Formerly to Wishes Us Many Customers A with his father in the toolmakini! WOOL SHOP LINED business. He served three years 8.98 OORDUROY with the U. S. Navy in European 311 MAPLE STREET Pacific theatres of operation. 4,98 MERRY CHRISTMAS TELEPHONE P. A. 4-2760 SNOWSUITS TODDLER Formerly Soviet Army's "might" called PERTH AMBOY, N. J. WITH HOOD AND A myth by a former officer in it. COAT SETS 18t>8 SIZES 1-4 10.98

Formerly •> 4 ( HEALTHY PROSPEROUS to Rose and Blue V • 24.98 NEW YEAR 1-PC. POPLIN Boys' Coat & 7.98 SNOWSUITS Legging Sets to Zelan Treated— Including Hats Formerly Sizes 1-8 9.98 Fur Collar iSomc with Snow 14.98 Formerly to Sizes 2.4 'Slacks)

3-PC. POPLIN 16.50 . SNOWStJITS 14.50 7.98 to WITH HAT GIRLS' COAT SIZES i TO 6 15.50 SETS 9.98 Formerly to SIZES 4-6 To AH Our Friends 19,50 Formerly to 21.50 We with (i very Merry Christmas Heavy Duty Gab. 9.98 t Vwir —ajoyou*«'«' //«W>yM'« ' \ SNOWSUITS Formerly Formerly GIRLS' Alpaca Lined, with 12.50 COATS We al«o thank you Him-m-ly ior 9.98 Zipiieml Hood or Moiiton Collar SIZES 7-12 your past patronage and lolk routine». • • from °ur lia"J. -1-;"0 a l0 our Alpaca Lined Gab. forwara to sming y«» > 100% VIRGIN complete satfofai-lion in the New WOOL JACKET Year. PEA COAT With Zippered Hood With Zlppered Hood and Zlppered 1 rout -Mr. and Mr.. W»«"» f"""' SIZES 4 TO 12 Closing

NO DEPOSITS—NO RKFl'NDS—COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS

•!« OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9:00 P. M.

THE REO ^VIVIENS WILL BE CLOSED ALI »AY KIDDY SHOP. till MAIN ST. WOODBRIDSE

NEW INDEPENDENT-LEA DKH

WFPXF>D,\V. I>F» FMBKH 21. 101"

SHOPPING GUIDE BUSINESS IHMXTORY OPERATORS WANTED FRIG|DAIRE COLDWAL1 Ti. \vni:K !Mi.'i l', ,.,, . •! limit'"! iiimiiiiiv .. .,, v i-|;,iM - T" ' 1' ..., ',. ,.-lr(,i j.itlii- Urnl rnv<-.\ |, MV.-'T HK r\H:i!!ViJ VrrH'.t1. >""Hf> (l""" > '" and DIRECTORY INSULATION C.ml'lO .,,., TIII.''|'« TnmiM'T'irT<>i«|iirriiry liaiH', , . i»' w-tn-i CARTERET NOVELTY l!«li«-»v '"If s\vi> rrr.i. 5* WHEELER AVE. CARTERET WARMTH T ATTENTION! DRFBS UP YOKJ ni:ir w ^^T^•.l^—• §iHOME FOR TH?; HOLIIMVI t Tracking & Rigging t INjl'l.ATKS D PREPARE TOUR XM,\ rC-T TO IS AN FRESH DAILY Bt \ > WANTED-OPERATORS O,FT SELECTION, HOW (Gardner's Phonf P. A. 4-3023 ABBE LUMBER CORP. Publk Acteuntrnj GOVT r. v y i-nrtaiiii. 'Ir.ipi'H. HT'-U'lu. t. s. vnnctnt Buttonhole Operator ,,1 .Ir-il"1 <"•<"• f"** "" "" ' Service Frederick Bros. . ,,j,,,.,„. !, ,„!•»(, ».!»nk.'t», rv "Mr TVX HORSE MEAT Bottom Maker FROZEN FOODS ..,, , ,n,.r. ui lirf Mil. 1>B^ INSTALLED 5 lbs- Sl.H j Millwrighting and Steel '•!•'- inri'l'mii -I'I'I t.rrtlK. Washing Pre»«r» and ClipP"» B Pet* and Supplies | Erector* ;.,.,„' iin,l |'IH"»- '»»••». >' Good Pay V, .11 V. MKIAL C,K«X»F.H> AM. Greasing JOES PET SHOP Tracking and Rigging Vacation and Holidays $1 PER WEEK. NO DOW; PF1 K \TTiv*N Tire Repairs 1118 tt\TNG STBIET Heavy Hauling S. S. SPORTSWEAR PAYMENT REQUIRED Ceo. C Crill RAHWAY, N. J. Innur Green St. and Rahway Ave. 54 Cutters Lane ^,., ,. I i,ur«. » I" •• If "'" P. O. rVii 4>5 1116 Mrrrdllh S«. Perth Amboi r 1 Block from Amboy Avrnur ,ii «HII- ur nliiirii- I«W our : \V«MJbrierf t-'r.l$ r,. WOODBR1DGE 8-0560 Woodbridge, New Jersey Woodbridtf Venetian Blinds • WALTHAMCO. WOMKJ PMrttry L. FRANK'S LUMBER & Phone WO-8-2329 • Carpentry • Geit Bro$. J.II Hall Avf, <*or. <:nrllan.!t Complete Linr of Practical Gifts SUPPLY CO., Inc. I1, rlh Aintio)1. N. J. SERVICE STATION (IIMt:HV Bl VI) « HITTER AVI". • Garage* » House Moving i JERSEY TURKEYS DRESS IP YOUR HOHE rii'isi: r. A. 4-fi<«2 JACK, BILL, FRANK. PROPS. WITH VENETIAN BLINDS • Porches Live or Dreued 11/2'. • WASHING, GREASING ("low from $2.88 WOODBRIDGE 8-1842 EXPERIENCED BOXERS, • Dormers 12to301b». TIRES REPAIRED Stephen M. Feienrzi Mclal from $3.88 OPERATORS AND mTIITTHS- I-nvntory !»»•!()». • • 16 Dorr-.or irom $385 AMBOY AVENUE AND WINDOW SHADES • run i. iin«riT «i. • '. .•ml.lnallci'i'. mprtlrln* cat.. I.I.IM—Mdr llrnimrd—••«• Hoas* Movrr and Shorer E. Link LEARNERS. I • . ,,tiirift i oniblnstlon «lnH, . ?, U U> TO PAY GREEN STREET \\ atltnHr \b«il*»—« <«tu|i|»tr— . "i. it HI.I null.**. hr«»» iii|.. Buildings Movrd. Raised and Box 1003, Lake Avenue , WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 5»T anil fi'.lr V.mttt EXPERIENCED FLOOR ' 3"3". rr '" «" •»• (i\[ H. \ I'lAN -is-1 ..n 1 -o I-.;- "ll »"' l Rahway, N. J. Woodbridxe 8-0887 I Fubers Gift Shop GIRLS. r.i'llntnr«. c. Chun-hicell & Barnaby 1 '"• -"1 >t'"'>' ' H E**t 26th Strttl 7-2M9 iitu sKU^iti:* Steady Work 123 Smith St. Terth Amboy I-4S96 Good Pay Woodbridge S-072SO BjTonnt. S. J- RKI'AIRKP Holohan Brothers Insurance BtneflU Tfltpbon* Bayonnf 3-67T6 f Real Estate -InsrtKet KI>R (HI • Cinder Blocks • GARAGE Weldlig • Brazil! CHIMNET CLKAMNv HospiUlbution RBrAir.. EMS Predict* R. J. -»rAETH Paid Holiday Donald T. Manson 1 iik fttrw K\mr\ Irish Setters Clark a Welding Works It Vacation with Pay •A !* '.] Pb0M w .\ v • >'.. I PERTH AMBOY ; INSURANCE WoedbruU* 8-0064 »") 8-0533 Portable Equipment Weldin* & Braiinit C4RTERET SHIRTS CONCRETE PRODUCTS ' ,RISH SETTERS Cor. Amboy A»»«« •»<• MUMM. AM) LEGAL NOTICEP Blacksmith & Sprins Work • Repreuntioi Bofatoi Brother* Second Str*«t CO., Inc. JOE SIMIIV use srvrt; ur \K« JKIIK.\ FinitoD* Tire* and Tabu 369 New Brunswick Avenue & Co. Oer 27 fun MOVINi} ar.K?TT UK VMTI 8xSsio BLOCKS Woodbridfe. N J. Fords, N. J. l^-'AI. an.l t.'»N<; M Carterrt, N. J. . - i • I: T1 K H' VTK '"I-1 l-'IMNi; i.Aix'H STKF.KT i"-.\i;Ti:i:KT . •. iN ~ I NT K\ ST' H'KMOI.I". Prompt DfUrery AUDIT. N e-utw : i-i : Servicenter Louis Di Tiya. JOB St. P. A. too \VHI:I:I:.\S is .11 • WINTERIZE NOW! WITH GOOD FUTURE .w... 1 1 -T;. '••• Ul PUPS FOR SALE Radios Xmas Trees • .1 I ••' ' ;.,• ;'!.•' * h II LUBRICATION 1 - t Delicatessens • FROM HUNTING STOCK E. B. TREMBLY ^ FOR :ni< t; . '1 ;-<< iitt ::<<< n I([> ) i TIRE REPAIRS H4VE N()VA SCOTIA I ,n m> ..(ft. . ;ii:ii >•>'• K Ml. Paintininting aan d Paperhanginp g I f .111 \ 1M ,I . ..r-,,,)rnl..,n • MltlTK. UK*I ItHUM. \utlt Battery Charcinf, Truck and MAINTENANCE Anderson Radio j ~ (OHKK4A WK- Town Delicatessen « vvrv SALES—414 Amboy Ave., P. A. ' Car Repairs MACHINIST '.U- 1 ,,; N,. TIT Kind itruriCr • 1 : Kurds :n tl.i- T<>»:IKIII|' ()', I 24-Hour Towing Serr -* Second Shift Bonus : >.ri.!i!t- l'.'iM> "f. M'I|I)1CK..V 530 Amboy Avenue GEORGE B. CURRAN All National Brands, Radios, Woodbridte 8-1549 1 tHTKR A •1.' N". «• II-HM cKranlC VV,i» • Woodbridge, N. J. i"., I>M \\ \x I;M I. w i:»i ,l\TIV A>n |»PKH IA SYNCRO MACHINE j i-lllC \. <• 'llfrTl! Ihcrtln ,: Appliances and TeUrision. i AVENEL, N. J. INTK.I'.I"!: AM' KNTr.l.\ BlRI)>tVt FROZEN FRUITS Ul SMW K'>i: \V1NTK': . SERVICE—435 Smith Street | ROUTE 25 \MKJI1BH1IH.F. «-o:«-J COMPANY r^mi-Ml,* "' Tttc 1'. VEGETABLES. CHICKENS AND '»* ntr.il, cf th>- !•• Expert Guaranteed Workmanship ;,!c'llminiirv '.•< tin- - TURKEYS 611 Sayre Avenue Phone Perth Amboy 4-3735 Wholesale i Retail A GOOD JOB doesn't '/.>!'. happen' rtifl. .lie tl.a: *\1V'.\ '• Avenel Service Station ftlr.l Fhonr WcMidbridsc 8-186: For expert palnf.ng. :n.«:de Bf-l t Perth Amboy, N. J. XMAS TREE LIGHTS TKF.III-;i""l:l-:. I. I.;.. Mortgage Loans out'.de. for parerhmging, floor P. A. 4-5500 • Roofing & Sldlig • ROITE =r 25 Also fluorescent Lights = -rsp!nfr, call E Nlt'.ftr.. !U Avenn".t"-ntii *i.i\ BO .10 BELLS & STARS TIKI,! \V\NTKP HINES ROOFING CO. I, ,m!,pr, li'U, lili' \v. uiy nffl- •• , Stern & Dragoset Agents for Gutters - Leaders • Skyll*hti 24 HOUR SERVICE I f\i-i llll-.l till'l ilt:^"*tf'l , n'^. ROTO TILLER • ROOFIXO •.; ivrlinig t,> tlii- illi>i-',luti<'M •'< Maip Streel, WorxlbrldEf, N. Slate and Asphalt Bools (Next to Firehousei \ • i.r {"Tdl iirll. f\f lll.-'l i,v TTIft, Ladies', ?/en'i, Children'* Robbtroid Shinfln M. S. NURSERY ALL TYPES OK P.C'Ot> KtPAIItED, WAITERS • : w',-! ;.:r,ls in i:,!i.lt>t n[ l\:<' • Woodbridse 8-1042 jlate—?h;ngleJT Ti'.o and Flat P.oof? ' Reftltors & Iniurori All work covered by Workmen's 703 KING GEORGE ROAD Brick Wall? Wjier-nroofed. 1 WAITRESSES Shoes '.nd Clothing Compensation and Liability FORDS, N. J. DIAMOND ROOFING AND METAL l afi- now nn ti;,- Telcphine 8-0123 , WORKS i SODA DISPENSERS U.il.I ..ffl i.fvj.lH.I In ]a» Opposite No. 7 School 116 New Bru:.sw;ck Avenue ; IX TKSTIM11NY WHV. Penh Amloy. X. J. ! CASHIER Shoe Repairs Perth Amboy 4-5742 1 imvi- iicrrtn .-.-I nn Inn Choper's Dcp't Store Hines Roofing Co. II t-1 2! ;hx. I ur ..fli. u: >..,i: ,it PORTERS . t Jewelry 456 School Street, Woodbridge OLD SHOES MADE TO LOOK IIEFHICKBATIOS itl Main SU«t, Woodbrldje, N. J, FURNITURE HOSTESSES I i. (.ml.i.r A I 1 ,,),,. •• , lelephono B-1077 AND WEAR LIKE NEW ninr |.'iTi.|ri..| anil r-T!. Thr cent In tm» tfat) DAY OK SKllIT CALLS l.l.i 1VI1 !:• M.\| CLOCK AND Roofiof and •idtm work nlll site you icond HtMlr?, • Secretaries -.Desks WOUDBIIIIXiK S- for lnvlnlblr ItrnolEDC WOMEN BAKERS II. '.--Ji • 1 ;-» JEWELRY guaranteed • bamps - Mirrors ur rail at ilmp n'rdKFa, and Hrtl Brnrra. • Platform Rockers ' 1 873 Ilnrl IMarc. Raknay Itrfrr mi W-.MK ^ REPAIRING Save •aletman't commiMio* WOIIU n«lXH Wl|Il.R Mil WAIT ALL WIIHK (il AHANTKKI) UN WEEKENDS AND N(ITU K OF PI III.IC HI I : " AGOING AWAY? OR SHOP • "STREIT" Easy (hairs 1 Td WlinM IT MAY lV)N4JE!:N Why pay $300.00 for • IMIMKMTH' AMI I1KKI FUKK/.K STEADY POSITIONS BOARD YOUR UQOS GOLD AND SILVER PLATING 9 Hassocks - Bookcases" IIOXKS M .< ngiiiT inrctliiR •' $150.00 job? American Shoe • Fireplace equipment i i '• T"»n-:;i|i (.Viiiim Itce of ;'.n- T f 1»«Uy-Weckl>-Monthly RatM Nothing to pay extra far ->, |. "f Wi.ijli.ri.lBM held M. Ilebuildinj and Orthopedic Serrlee • Boudoir Chairs Must be over 18 years of age. 1 , Washin; and Stripping Shari Jewelers •• . ni'.v- l'."i 1 .'I ;. T SUP •: • Jl VENILE II RMTIRE 1 Well Ventilated 327 FULTON ST., WOODBKIDGf William Murphy •292 State Street Perth Amboy IWTIISV 1: •• M. 1 that ••-. '-' P. A. 4-3:111 • Table and Chair Sets UK IIKI'AIH ALI, MAKKS I PLEASANT WORKING CON- i.n •'\i.n:iiti. JaMuri ; Best of <"arc Woudbridge H-1223 99 Wedi«w«>d Ava. • Doll Carriages UK SKW1M, MAI HIMJS I ;hi T!inns!.:|j r..mm1tt*e »: -. ' ^- lil.trlt—- KKKE KSTIMATti DITIONS. APPLY AT ONCE. it > }' II. 1 KHTi In IV iVii! A»(bnr«— l Woodbridfe, N. J. SERVICE TO YOUR DOOR • Rocking Horses, Etc. 1 ' Spick & Span Kennels Mill r»> ln» l*lo 1-5 ( l>b fur Vaur ^'lili^rp, M <• n. 11 r 1 a 1 M':t Wo. ft-Z27».M No Extra Charge lard '•Inurr SmluK Marhlnra. lim: in:z. \\ SMHIKO, New .1. Winter Brothers MM.KII SK;WIM. CKMTKIt (..BOX 31*). lnm;:n Avenue . HOWARD o in-! .Xl.i.-i- „!.»! ».•;! al put.: Call Perth Amboy 4-2772 lini Smllh Mrrrt. I'rrlh Amlxi}, .V, J. , : " .... Ksuway. N. J. Liquor Stores WAYSIDE FURNITURE SHOP IVrlh ABb.i; 4-0741 ] | .ii,-I t., I!.,- .:\a- —\ !i..|.|-r ,i. • Henry Jansen & Son Mil** lUlillill l.ikr Nm iiw.vir i'. n KM-:I., >. J. 11 • :(i..'/:ii • !.-rnu i.r .•• i)>- ,<>n Illr wn Mi urn l))«d In; t nltir. i-<-i I>JIII> i» «. «. if •> >'. M. JOHNSON'^ i T-.»-i-«...[i I'lvrk i.|'< n to InM" Telephone Woodbridge 8-1889 Tinnini and Sk««t M*td Work l'ht|> Wuodbridgr V15TT I.NSTHK TION—SKW1>« • ', .in.I ti. I.,. 11u• >.i ,y re.i'l i>r!• • Rogovsky's • Route 25 '. ••' >•. I., -K '-I ii I ••: :n hi. H'OTcL FOR DOGS Woodbridge Roo&m, Metal Ceilings u4 U ... (i,i; IK,- 'I'.'iwt.»:.:|. A--. • ;ATCRAL RUBBER »K»'I.X(i 1>STIU 1 'TIO.NS i SHOE REBITLDING SERVICE : Woodbridge. N. J M.'i' Farn»c« Work w . 1.4*>t-> in i.onit iirt>^,., ikirm Heated Liquor Store SINCE 1911 The Governmeni has authorized -"• '-prniii[; •'i.i^.-v^ inoi :,iny ' Taki- Mil!.i r imti. ,- I'II :II.! e\rn.!!K r.,iin>|,M. I T',» !!-:.|;i I'mnmi'io. |,a«. |.. • JOS. ANDRASC1K. Prop. l-'lnfHt malrrlaln uHfil. KriimitiaMf unlimited iw of naiuial rubber iui.riirmn • IIIMNKOS OI'I'OIITI M'I'IK.t • 590 Alden Sti««t l r 1' II" KSIlnl.l. Tnl'AV ' i'|..a ,iii.| |'in» ;t« 1M. I KVrKIl ri:: :n un: | • r I t- it v\ I ,1; ^ t Complete Stock of Domestic 1 Woodbridge, N. J. IViu: Aml.'iy 4-"?4! j 'I. «.i il !'!.. k mill lit- (.-.|'l t. t Cocker i: Tointrr Puppies for Sale 234 Hall Ave. Perth Amboy, N. J. cep . certain jizes of foam rubber les s'ui", and Imported Wineg, Beert RIDE IN STYLE i * t it; ••!' IT ,!• •.!!,» [1,-rr.rn : • seat cushions, thus easing control l TelqAoa* e-124« •!, i. .:t;i,n, (.r ! .- -,- (vn $r ".'' ' and Liquors. THIS CHRISTMAS iL'strictions. Impori,; of natural HKI.H WANTKI>—NAI.K • \ ( -.-I- .,' iirrprfrii.K ilnfil .iri-l * LINCOLN IA KENNELS < ..MMilrtr VrlftMiitt — -<• >I.MI<-|* 574 AMBOY AVENUE Stationers latex will be incouraued and many . ... S4 l 95S Middlesex Ave. Metuchen k i* M.;.| >.:i irr;ti» will echnifeal manufacturing difflcul- *«'"> HIXIIIMI. 1936 to 1946 ! . A : it mi 111 ••! |.'," WOODBRLDGE, N. J. Rugs : .• v..( pTri-r lo I"' Metuchen 6-2360 ties will be eliminated by the |1,-,,l^" ..n "\'C. ,i WILSON MOTORS Jamil's iCllon. Kxi..:i..|'.-. «,,:k;!.>t !;i> n r ! A! SrTlenl* •. I. (,ri,rtr> \ il.ttr t<> ^hl1 i, I' Berlou Mothproofed ; :•*' j.li.urnnl. I'1? Tn*n»liir. ( t——————— Kitehen Catinets fuel thriftily to beat shortage. j.\. 1 CHRISTMAS Dr.UVf.KV We nt-e riiulpped to 1'lran rarpvt^ Typewriter Ribbons MKI.I" W AXTKI*-KKMAI.I- . rri.'.-i- r*»?i\r* t!if rmht in I* Cabinet Combination Sink & Tu> 1 uti nut) uphuUKTx right u* y«ur NEW 1947 rlt-tl; t^t rt .'. . ! **n> unr ul' ;»;• Raymond Jackson Ii&oleutn Tops & Formica Tops Carbon P(aper rrnilntK. KRAZKR MANHATTAN , '.'I , t " .•••( I l*fi I'l !"! » II: ^tll '. Whitman Candies .. dw- I, l.l.lilfr a* H UM\ s'lt.! Millwork of All Type* CALL TODAY S. A. 1-0967-R ** low \s »i:. u i:r.\k\ s r , •> & Son Hltl.r.1 I »ril < «r tlluk.aurr f'Uai.l i'filifc K^ill t ' t.'". Uut» fallrd Kur anil I)tll\trtd Costa'j Ice Cream ^n.dii^r 'if i*iwn»-nt In . ;*"' ALL WORK, GUARANTEED »r r.-!.!• i.A'.'.ri. OPERATORS I s .ir tni.rt' iiiliiliiiuni i-i-lt* elixil ••• Corner Green St. Paid Holidays I'lion litipllll.'t n[ Ihlf mini: ^3 Main Street 166 Augusta Street, South Amboy i.i.s.s.Miiiii.c. i |, ii id. nr htil «t>ov«r mlmmnm. '•••• Company Tim- l';i> fncir? An i- t-.J Ti,* j..stuj) C.tiiimlt tf-i- anil tl.r ; Paid Vacations h? l Iti- pur1 !u>. ' % Arenel Street, Near School Taxi .Va9Cbridge, N. J. KOVAC MOTORS nfr ••' i-MU'i • Woodbridji*'Lumber Co TAXI WK i-.Mil: I' I", ;ni.| 1 '•-. .in!>.-r 'l-.' i;.t", Cotmetit.1 - Hallmark Cardi Natural Form Brassiere A I'ulH-l.llTK IINi; ni I Sand and Dirt Fill 8-0200 Genuine Oldsmubile Parts I .,* . i 1 TO i «»vrt . t'ublix Drug Store , Woodbridge, N- J. and Acceasorii's si:AI.J;i> i-i;<•!•>.sAi.-i • .i i II Mini i.,|ill|iliii til ,:n, I, • I PhoM AND NIGHT SERVICE Company 95 Main Strjet all .ii.ii' Kit. In II ,il i In Si it' •' METEBr'J KATL'S WOODBRIDGE ...r lli.vj. al J.IIIII.«IIIHK. N.-» •> 289 FRONT STREET mill I.,- n"<-h—l .il tl •• "Hi' • Woodbridge, N. J. : First \i Mile 15c AUTO SALES I'linnniiisliinii .,1 Ih-t lull 'n- Kach Additional ', Mile . . 10c ' OPPOSITE FERRY STATION ' Atr>n< u H. Sui<- ' 'HI i' Mull,In < Atjliii.i lit-il OlilmniiloU. 1'id'it v OFFICE: 143 PEARL STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Illaii'iV.r SIMI, Tn-in.-n. N''' ! n«.v, nli Tlied'l.- Av.-nut- Ui, , n.rl'lg Mislcal lastruraents a Saws Sharpeeed WOODBKtDGE, y. J. jii.i% ni iJtiellllipr. \\l,','it Wwiiliiriilui- «-')lii0 ]"'-li.ik I»!(>III, K.i m if ii M-' Avettel Pluirmacy 1 TIP TOP HKI.I WANTKU—KKHAI .K Afl'.-r « J'. M.—a-0111 iTlDIr, ..[ Wlliil Hill" |!ll"> * |restriptii n tleadquarten for Quality Miaic^. |.t'iil'!l'l> opt ii.-il attil r. .^<1 lOlflBABWAi AVENt'E. wmvtKU «x) BI v I TI'.,.' li*lll lii li-jr. I HliV lnstrUnniit» and Accessorial f AX1 ! In Iij I- ICKfl \."l TKUMPETS, CLARINETS, rtW« ftllri«. S4W1 ™i CAB SERVICE, INC j I't^liuMln lllilnl l,r M.III ' •' ^ Cards ' SAXOPUONES, ACCORDIONli, .•Ifintr. (>iUr Ouici" TlANOS WANTED~" |,!li-i«,-.l tn |iir *~.h 1" I los—ipu'U Ui« our *«k- 24-HOUR SERVICE FAIR PRICES PAID ' Infiiiuii'iDn .mil AK*"1 I''* ' VIOLINS. mil i'inil'1'iM In In- ,«i-' li.'•' Pbon. WO8.1400 CAU. P. A. tnUi ANY TIMb 1 FORE LADY If i.o »n»wt«-lr. A. «-o«si -J •l.i- liiiiniiin ul An!" .'luii Eddie's Music Center Zt GREEN STREET ! | l: 1-1 , .''niiktuii llun. IK'iutrllnrnl "I WOODBRIDGE lullmu «inl • \ »< n. Ifni Kv li and [MlMil IIIUWl llti &41 f>lnl»Htllt'l School of Music Matand R«ta»i • y I-I (MS K(IH -Ml, i.eriiltcil i !,«•• k drawn ,t» II.•• 45 FIFTH AVE., i f tin- S(au- nl '{(»*• Jnritry ' I5« First V4 Mile For Brassiere Plant x> 357 SUte Street iir.ij«'» 3 ,.I.,I { r amount t*(ti,i! to HI ]«ttnt n i. "ii y Perth Amboy, N. J. VVoodbridge 8-2111-J Ik Ef. AMU ML "S -_^ 1-1. CtdVtrU.if l',(ik c-nTiiln ih i t <>r the itinuuni ' irry Vyi,liiii I, il. Teleuhoo* P. A. 4-1230 I p This is an exceptional opportunity for a capable N'nrd. l.ci,it£:, Ti'e mi.'i tkMful l>iUd«r. »ft< i «-'(.'Tii-J ' • {nil la avt^nlliil. *IU U« 'r, Service Statists u fuiiiitth u' •tntUfii'. lory k Moving • HIXIUHHIDI.k: II 'Illl 111 Hit' Kits in HtH; br«sa l'ly in Miiit. : '(K.'CL'r'ANCY upon dunlin t.t; . HailV Clar/cfon'i B I'lmiH mill •ilic (HtntUinb >•>' Veterans* Trucking Art Tile Co. HAHKI.H'tt A VICTORY < o. i iiialnvd upon uppllialluii ' Moving Our Specialty Write, stating experience and salary expected. 117 Chun-li lit. New Iltumwlcli lUvlaluii of ArtltltfKiure an.l Synowiecki 33 RYAN STRIfET, FORDS, N. J. [ N«w BruniwU'k :-'IM!, «34 AHEOV AVENUE atruilluu, l>tKftr<«HiiU ul I"' E^SO SERVICE All replies held in strict confidence. li • '•"-'-» 11 vi)" mi'I Agecn-ltt, Tr*nion, 1-ERTH AMBOY, N. 3, BATHS KITCHENS L Ji'lHi'V, (III ilolMxIt uf twrH' F»neral Home • MTl ATIUXM WA>TK1>— ^« djllurn (UfiDOl fur em li «l P. A. 4-S2i9 Am boy AnoM M4 JUM* SlIMt RUBBER FLOORING BOX Dl c/o THIS PAPER FEUAl.K iriinuiii in be reluinl«/1 lull" I' Vfdtt I he llauagcmiul ol "in lotuin u! turn* I" I "' * 4t Attmntic StrUt WaoAridf•. If. J. (QUALITY FIBBT) KXI'KltT tYPlHT—10 R, PBUt AN and W. fURDY emB, d«atr«i typliif l»>«i!l>,n No SANFOHft BAT. PhonM: other wurk. U Wriu Uax and General Hauling K-I, c/o tbit Olwi P. A.4-M74 Wooi. •-»«» U/U-ll *ti AnywlMM H* IN!)EPKN1)ENT-T,EAT)RR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1017 Ut/

ChriatmaH in (he IIIOHI wonderful lime of the year—a time of giving and re- MURKY ceiving-a time of joy and gooil cheer-a time when the spirit of good will CHRISTMAS fills men's Houls-a time to extend sincere wishes for health, happiness and pro»perity-to say simply and sincerely the old fashioned, hut tried and true May Old Saint Nick furnish your home with -MERRY CHRISTMAS AND H^PPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND AM, the must joyous Christmas lilcssiiiKs The happiest of holidays to you Again this year we wish and yours! May the Yulctide lantern Iflimmer with rays of un- you one, we wish you hounded joy and content- all the joys and pleas- it I ures of a happy holiday ment on Christmas and dur- SYNOW1ECKI FUNERAL HOME Service Electric Co. \\ ing the New Year. season. - KIKCTRH Al. CONTRACTORS - 46 Atlantic Street Carteret. N. J. 118 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. j y STATE JEWELRY SHOP SERVICE HARDWARE CO. TIXEEMIONF. WOODRRIDCF. 8-1811 5 5 In State Theatre Building 87 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE 5» 23 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE TELEPHONE 8-0505 ikS! MStkkkkkkkkUkkkkkkkkMikkkkkkkkkMikkkkkkkkkkkkkkkMtv.

May your aea in 1948 S v, a s o n merriment be calm and smooth clings to every hearth and to this joviality and may you sail we add our personal through the year wishes for all-time happily. That's our Christmas happiness wish for you this joy- and a Happy New ous Christmas season. Year.

To ill Our Fr'wiiih y HOLIDAY HAPPINESS « y RAYMOND JACKSON & SON And (itsloiucrx A M TODAY AND ALL YEAR LONG. I HOLOHAN BROS. Druggists Woodbridge Auto Sales s | * Gas • Oil • Lubrication AMBOY AVENUE AND SECOND STREET RAHWAY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 88 Main Street Woodbridge, N. J. 475 \ J Woodbridge Food Service WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Trlrphnnr Wondhrldtt 8-0100 i S 572 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE i SISkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk^kkkkkkkkkkkkkMiMiMikkkkMd^ ikkkkkkkkkiiAkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkklDik: nw

/I ~~+, On this happy nrrnsinn 5 y '(j ty™**Ufa*^Ufa wwis ishl In ymi and timse you ^ 'mid dear . . . Merry Christ- { .; n.i< and a rewai'din^ New r Rahway Ave. Grocer Joyous C. HAAG, Prop. Groceries and Delicatessen Yuletide 525 R»hw»y Avrnut Tel. WoodbridRo 8-1421 li to You All We Wish You One and All Our wishes iivc with sin- A Wonderful cerity, thai yniirs may he a Viry Happy Holi- Merry, Happy W (liristmaH. rfet'mjff day. FORDS DELICATESSEN 6 V & LIQUOR STORE The Paramount Shop l.uiHs (>kt»r, Jr., I'ni|i. i 182 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. 605 AMBOY AVENUE1 I'crlh Amliov l-lf)!li

We wish to extend our personal greet- ings and wish to one and all the merriest Christinas and happiest New Year ever. And our heartfelt thanks for your con- siderate patronage. ' I COOPER'S DAIRY Pure M((k Krum Our Own Tuberculin Tcbted (Jows Middlesex Avenue Uelin, N. J. Phone Metuehen 6<1432-J' . PUBLIX DRUG STORE McCarthy's Sporting Goods 95 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 70 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. TKl.EPHONE J-0808 ,'h INDEPENDlNT-LEADEft WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 24. 1947 PftGE SIX 7 I.FGAI. XOTltT? LEGAL NOTICES K irr.Al. NOTMTS I FOAI VOTKTS rroAL soTins • -. .-• i p^ Party I Celebrate New Year 8

i ; Wnni The Sewnren Dem- S>* if •T-.-i.. ocrttic CUrb held U* ^nu-v- Jll Christmas party F.rtUy n-.--.it i ^', • I i-r • MITIi >' « , I 'IN tl-.e home of Mr. and M:'< A " at THE RAHWAY IHN ;\ ;T V k i Mack. K»5t Avenue. A carol ?x..' 216 ST. GEORGE AVE, "'.•• ,?rr^v;r.v ;"^».vN' was featured v.;h M:- La*vi'r-1: '.(•:>•• , •- ,, I •' v ir I',.- K c i i.u-. T ••*!•'• '.• A« .v Ry«Ryan arc-imMnriniCfDp g .r ;r.e RAHWAY 6 ! ,*• M.i- Thomas J Moran ;mpe:->.->r.a.:n- *r SanW Ciau? d;Mnbui«i ; t:' wht.il «ai-l :"'« ar1"" imtne.ii.*-.' V Township Dcmdws;::c niif.iv T'. and Thomas J. S;*ver.< Saiii to •U.. N .! V, .lnH'X VA':SH.>NV GALA TIME

E STORK FVERYDAV IS CHRISTMAS AT THE w • - •• (; >,.•!;..- '. a I .1" '.vl Ii- .:• T No ( ov«r n**l t «- Towa*'!-P •orn- ST' UKHK'S 7Y m-i.! :' •• rifM (n 't« -i1«- sr.-;l":l- T'i'iM- rr. 07!* • .- -\ ' ' T ' • I • • r-- • .1 .in' I--.., .it:,,-,;. «:TH MI M>'N'-> |"'UN •' i # i THREE ROOMS1 OF BEMTIFIT. BRAND (,ooi) rt)i»i)

•: M • tlr FOR ONLY $265.00 - PAY $2.82 t e mii--r r.\ !•»:.n-.i-nt. in *-<• ' in.rt- minimum Lilt ("hail I*.- re " m<-, llnrni Ii. \nn-*-t« HATS AM) NOISE MAKERS *y.y. \\ II IT M'l II»".T::: T: ;-I > K. < i i •I.. - !n [- i. K- : '.- I.ni at\f>v* minimum, by the ,.,,i;r H jji'!.v.u! 7i*^s-v~Wk.^T.^'t^ » • «' j;. Committee ami '•I'' t'av- Hlrrnf: I'lcliirr.i lln>'><-»: II \lll": < »< • • ' ,,,„„„.. •',. • •: 1'irt-ol by Hif t'Ur.li«j"T a'- h r.g to the W3Tinfr "' pun hasi- \nnll% Inliili-- Mf T"hl'i »f»P"n<'" "l"t"- 'l< MI.P • K 1947 goodbye ',••1.'. 'p» WII'iM IT MAY rONcmiN: lncm«l on far HI". "PP- '•! romr the New •!i-w r nr.d : ' T.•»:,-.' T. '' r,:-r..'.t'f ••'. '•>» To* A- ,( n-EVi.ir n'.Pfitr.ft nf tin" HIM \ I:M:IM KM.MM. I >TII iHiu*rH\» S..n: Vi.-i- i!) with your .;.;- «(-. ;. ,,,' V,' -V.-i-lef- '"M Mon.lf Tuivfi. :ii r .niTii -t't' ot rii*- T'.wr.- l friends' Were Rotag r f) ' i". -"• -- '" I'.'i' I » •!* »IIi"'- ' • li'i. ',: \V,.r.il!.rlil«e »i--1-1 Mr.n.i^y. r<-. •<• J •--•.-•• :' - 'ar' tr.nl »n M» I.,.' ..ml. r \:\\. 1H4T. 1 was Mr< ••'.••il all (-it in makr New ... Kir.r !a YPHI-'M KVC merrier l;i" i v. Ii .UK. Jiin-'inry 5'' , '-''v- T AN!> a: 'V M :!... Ti• ^ iis: -'» ('..rnniln^.1 v--,;! :t!Pf-; ".!.nn ever ... so be M • . '• Muni .it - I* M i li>Ti in th" rnnim/.tee RING IN A certoin to stop in to • Town- H. \v.. . N. » Jf-r i'ii;in,l><-r«. Mi-Til i. rial M'.inl.'llia! :av ii»'llo to your ynr- .-•"!•!.fT. ,r. ': a: Iiiii'illnL' 'Wumlliri.!(?!•. NVw Ji-rpt-y. X. '• lound ! M>st. ''•vi '••"• ;-n i ! l^ HAPPY >"EW YEAR •K'ilNNP i Jil wit!l !!'.<• -!g

•.•.:-•.;!) .-rk • i itip;.. iti.-n AT OIR .r..l .i I prior to »iil. ,., :.:-H \V i-n.l t.. In1.11)11i ":ii.-!i! M.i;.. • Take •;:<•..cr , nf.i i- : t;,it. Un- :. i: U:.d •.» n-! I]) ''••n::ii!t(t*i. AP, lj\- r^so- A-..,.Mn,n> M.i]i. OPEN • * i i T' • T.iki- : urt'u-r ii'jti.f !!iat I"' MAIN TAVERN law. five.l a I'lari W l!.r..lgf law! m :i:•:11 .• 11 ;•!! • ,.! "•••' : ' MM '"i T-.w:i-r-i|i ('ommlttfp li.i", by r*?o- T ','. i ^i\ '-mrsiv. .NViv in -.ii'.i I.I..--k will !•(• s iM K.gcti.er ,,.H.,,, ;iVlli j.ury.idiit lo law, ri\r 1 a MIKE ALMASI, Prop. tl:.- M. w;th ,ill ui'iT ili-l.Mis [.'iiiiieni, Mill T,.]..],,!!!!!! pri -• ;it wlilih aai-l int.- HOUSE t-nir,-: mii ini'Mii |i'. - '-.-:i;u- |:r. ii" i.:i^ ;,-. ^,f,, >,]„, h will I.? s-.ld i.ic*t!,.'-i KNi'lM'TIN' IN,in t ;<- wi'hin -l*1- lit'. • •os(> i.f j.r.-; i: ir.v i|.--.l .m.l a.lvtr- lv;ti. ,,]] yii-cr ilt-ialls pertin<-r.t. .«:< ' -MICKEY A JOHNNY. BARTENDERS- Soul'. ti-iiif • i- -.II- SII..! :..: in «ai.l niiniimim pri--e t-t-lnit (37?- "" I• 1".iJ- 1 WOODBRIDGE Ml in r hl<-k. i s.i',.| nn KTtns. will require, ,„,. ,,f ]>rri>iirlnK de*alf.. S.iit! lot in al> Stiperlalivo Fowl and the Finest Stl.dioii of ii... i.f pi. 11 ! ;!.-<.•• |ir:i •• '.• In- iifiiil In ' i,|,,, k, if sirKl on ternn, n-iil requin • SMFFLEBOARD •••fii! •:,..li"l". ll.- I'll p! i- !:••!••' im.i iilln-r l*-!ins lihj- .,[,.-,. ,,f imri-tii'ini- price Iu :ie !>ai>l i" Beer. Wine and lir >! .i" ".I- • • n t ;•-•- i iii s.ilt.-. '. ,|,i ,i iin.nililv insLillnifiits ..' >i" "i T I-'- ';:•:! i-r mti. .- that nt ralil ,.|,,. luu-resi and utiier terms pro -.i'. .I .i:'1. il.it. in W!I;.)I jl may ., /..,.,) [,,r in i-untract uf f-ilf. •• , i ••;. :i-.'. f i- T-,n-nsn:|i i'om-i T:>Vf funlier noiii'e t i at .it Fail join the Festivities Here \«r Year's Eve mi".. ii-.i\.-H t:,- i'iiii:( in its iii-:- . ...(I,., or any ilat-.- to wlii.-h il ma> n r- i.u : n ••'! .mv mi • all bi.Js '.,. i.iunirnp'l,' thp Tuwnship i'oni K ..i ' -.1' -ij.l I-.: 'ii -ai'.i !iim-k nii;i>-i- resi-rvm tlif right In its ills n '.i -'i ' :-i.ii!.-r u^ ii Jr.;o' st-'ecl, ilut , ,r,.:I.IH >.,, re.ii-c! any one or all Kid i. k..i-i i-.iii^ K.vi-n tu tf-rms aril ._,,/! t,, fl.-i 511iil luls In saiil Mn.-l X :ii.ii.ii'i ..' pi-, in. nt. in |.;i.:iynKnt, in nee om r .:! .!• •••;ii,in- •-. of t! o minimum ... M),,n, niir'.iinuni li|j« shall be re FRANK BAKA, Prop. n !.M. .,: \.| ,i!.i.\(- iniii.iiiiiiu, by the ,,;\tli, * T.... I.-'.;. •'.ninii':.-»- ,:ii.l l!n- pay-i 1'i.mi rir.f-ptan.'e of the mlniTnuti * ! % '"•" !:.':•• •!' by ill.', iiiinha^cr a< -M,|p ,,.- i,;.] almve minimum, by th FULTON AND NEW STREETS WOODBRIDGE • ..! ! i u i.. tin- inanner nf pun liase , To»-n?lii|i Cnmmlltee anil the pay * -i- ••'• iar..'• «i:!. I'Tiiis of pal., oniniciii tln-ri-uf by live i>urch»>-'•• i' "•! - - •' "' i-'1 f"r '.ii.l premises, • in :i>. ..r-lan. c with terms of sale tfn

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i: : I.fXI'iAN. Tfiwiifliip Clfrk. i « ,.„ .,„.] s^ie iiet-.l for saij premises 'I'.. ..- .,•:•.. : hs-.'f lift-liili.-r 211 Ii. ; |iATKI>: U-i-i-mhM ISth. 11MT. '•• ''-•• i' nb-r '••'.•<:. '.VIT. in tl'.i- j |i .1 lil'NUJAN. Township Cl^rk. ! i • ii n.i-l.iaili r. To tie .uWt-rti«e.l I>ct»niber 2Hh, A Toast- ,,,,- ,„, j,..,,, ,r p,],, )i,t; ;n tn(¥

Iti-fir in: W-ITii Iii.lei'eii'lent-I.ea.itr. "*' Minn; HI-' |»l Ill.lf SALE • — to the A Tu Will ..M IT .MAY i-n.Srt;i:N: ! llrfrr Ini " -U A' ... r-it'il:ir mn-tlnit i.f t'-. MI'IUK OF TlBLlf SALE ' New Yecr .)• .:n:i; l ti' - nt li'i^- Tuwn- 3 T. Til WHIIM IT MAY CONCERN: \V .i.!!i|-i.iKi 1..-1.J Mwi.lav. At d ri-Kul.ir meeting of the i. 1 was iliri-i tt-il I Ti-wnH'iip ''i.mmittee of the Town- • Round up the boys H >:..p «.; Wno.lbriilKi1 lii-1.1 Monthly. n a III* i lllSi-r l'.tli. l'.HT. I Was .III'.-. !••') for a rollicking good time Eivms welcome « X 2 '" alv.-rtise t!ie fait that on Mon- 4''i:iy evi-ning, Jsnuary '.ill, I'H^. :o 1948 WP extend a a a ,j n. Tiiwnsliij) Committee will meet hearty invitation to X .r. •> I1. M. IKSTI in tl.e i.'.irnmltti'd Uf • amiM-M, -Memorial Muni'ipal (vcryone to join our Best Wishes for a Happy I* V A UiiilliiiK, Wu.vlbri.lge, New Jersty. !'ul;» New Year's party A MII-1 expos*- .llrtf sill al pub':.'' sale for a round of fun and * an.l in '.l.i- liiglir.-t bi.l.ler ai;oriln;K is ^ :•. tt-nn^ of sale on lile witii ti.e frolic. and Prosperous New Year 2 T-WIIMUP Clerk open to inspection « » J'.sn.] to be publicly read prior to 5 -a'..-. !..••. 1-'. in Hbn'k 6«('-K( IViwl-

Tak .,-vtTyoiif living in a H T- „•! ...,_ <,.;„_.!„ ,,.„ ,,.icu 3 >' fuMlier notlc-e that the CHARLIE'S TAVERN OAK HILLS MANOR cinimunity—to the * 9 Ti, a,, udr fnends. we wish *iTuW,,!%Tad iIn | * satisfaction in the New Year •-a!i-, or any- date to wbicli it may in- :i.|j.mrnrd. Hie Towmliip Com- YOUR FRIENDS,AT JEWELER •••- ml!tve n-M^rv** the right in its 'lis. i reiii.n tu rejei't an> one or al! bidj LIGMJOR 1588 IRVIXG STREET j .iiiii lo sell paiii lot in dui\< 3 :<> suili bidder as It may select, Tt-rnlV.'! SUIXT! The 5TORtS.?nr. RAHWAY, N. J. - ic-ffard being given to terms anil mas 9 j manner ot payment, In case one best t'.'i-r! Wuiwierfu\! n Walter G. Ulckhurst. Prop. «i..r more mtniiiiun; bide shall be rc- Jjct-iyt-d. ThuiV wlifit everyone The ALAMO tfu rpmi aiteptance of the minimum says iibout our New ' , | bi/1, or bid above minimum, by the s!n[i Committee a%d the pay- Yeai'i &e parties. It's invfit thereof hy tile purchaser a<-- almost December Jlst.' rtnlinir to the manner of purchase in ai i onlance with terini; of sale on So. liurry—make ^ou:; DUKE RESERVATIONS NOW Hie. tl.c Township will deliver a ¥ar- Igniii ^n.l salt Weed for said i.rein is, s. resi-i'.;mon no j liATKU: IJtiember 16th. 13-47 nt-ei the Nt-wYear ( All. PERTH 1-2158 H. ,1. lU'NUUN, Township cl.-rk. Tu be ailvertisfcy' litc'einin-r miii, here! 17, ami lieie'mlier 31jt, 191T, in iL. i.ieurndeni-L*a.der. 6-00 Couple SOTIt'E OF PIBLIC SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CuNCEIiS; At a regular mertlng oi tin- - FLOOH SHOW H if SAM) Townahip Committee nf Thf ToKn- ship of WooilbrMge held Monday, Htivmlii-r litli, lSHi, 1 M-as dlrn'trd to ajlvrpise. the fai-l that on Mon- ilBy evi-ning, January 5Ui, ISIS, I the Tuwnsbip Cumnii|te* will meet 1 FORDS I at k I . ll.|(l.yT) In the Committee 350 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE I'liaiiil.vr.s Memorial Municipal Hullillntr, \Voodhrlilg«, New jer«y, ami I-1]I,ISL- anU aetl II DUblk sale uml to the lilghenl bidder nccordtnK in terms of sale on tie With the TowiiBhip Clerk open to inspection and to be publicly read prior to sale. Lots :M0 anil 211 and Hi and LMJ in Hloc-k D*7. Woutllirldge Town- Good Time Guaranteed! ship As-sensment Map. ' Take further nftilce -that the Township L'ompiltte« ba«, by rtso- GEORGE FLYNN AT THE SOLOVOX luiion and pursuant (o law, lixtnl a minimum prlo Htt which Sulil lola in Milil' jblock wijl'he w»ld Uigethtr Yoiiffi he knee^leep in confetti and nolsenmken — you'// with .ill ulber ilelails pi'iUnent, said tnililuiu|li prl<;e 'beiitK $-15U.U6 plun enjoy delicious iood and tiood music when you \uther in }94H mstt o( iireparlng deed and adver- tising this sale. Haid lol* in aaW bloi-k, If sold cm terms, will require tit the— "•*'• a ili.wii payment of tit.uu, Un, bal- ance of put'eba^e priu^ -to be paid eiiual monthly limtiillqMnu oMIO iiliib Interest und oilier Uirma fro- villVd (or l» coulruct of sale.. Take funlier nuilcu that at said sale, or any date to whlt-b It may BLACK CAT INN br adjourned, the Tuwnshlp Com- lliltlce lestrveu (he right In IU>dl9- ROUTE 25 —TEL WOOD. &-P091— AVENEL, N. J. ireilon iu reject uay one or all hjds -Open House- an'.r to sell saiJ loin In eaJd block lo HUCII bidder an it muy jelect, due regard being given to term* and THE LARG£ T AND manner ut payment, In ca»« one "^ 5 WOST ELABORATE. TELEVISION SET or mure mlnliiiuin bids shall b« r« New Year's JASPER cc-ived. IN THE COUNTY; THE SCREEN IS 21 X18". t'pon acceptance of tbft tnlntmuil) FRUITS & TABLES bid. or biU above minimum, by ,th< Tiiuiiahin Coiimilttee and th« pay —THE COMPLETELY REDECORATED INTERIOR AND TOE WOODBRIDGE, in.rilani« with ternui of tale on Ilk. Hit Ti,wii(dilp will 0«llw*r • MW

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WEDNESDAY, flfifEMBEii 24, 1947

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It OPEN Y There's Fun And Prolie Galore — A Happier New NEW YEAR'S EVE At Every Gay Yetr .,. ii the MUSIC RY Anrencsn Spirit 1 I Spot In Town This "MERRY TRIO" • Welcome the New Ye»T While you minglr with your friends Full Cour.e Roast Turkey ot Chicken Dinner hero. You're sure of « perfect • FAVORS • HATS • MUSIC evening if you plnn to be with t NOISE MAKERS • CONFETTI • DANCING ui Now Y

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fflliimiKiiiiiuiirj THE HILL BOWL KUTCVS 569-571 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET r,45 ROOSEVELT AVENUE USHER IN CARTERET — OPEN HOUSE — i • GYPSY CAMP i • A COtlDIAL INVITATION KXTENDKI) TO AIX THE NEW YEAR HATS, NOtSEMAKERS, AND FUN FOR AM. HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT BY AT OUR 44 ESSEX STREET CARTERET JOHN HALL TRIO "¥• SUI'ERI. SMORGASBORD served throiiehoiit the evening. Celebrate The M A K E MAKE R R OPEN BOWLING!! OPEN HOUSE E E EVERY EVENING DURING THE HOLtDAV S New Year at S S — l>_X?EMftER 26 TO JANUARY 1, .NCLUSlVfi — E c 8—BEAUTIFUL ALLEYS—8 R R Packer Hotel Cocktail Lounge \ I GALA NEf YEAR'S EVE PARTY 1 V V ••••••*•••••••••»-•••••••••••••>. A A T T | j * j I I. I ')^hlA^(C'A' ' If ALA || * MUSIC * SURPRISES 1 0 O N N Sarg's Old Corral Fl)NCAl0R E HAT S S S Main Street at Route 35, Woodbridge, N. J. . New Year's 11 * * 1 NOW! NOW! ^ I - * NOISEMAKERS I DANCING TO $ I t ! FOR A GALA NEW YEAR'S EVE M • % • FULL COURSE DINNER ANDY NELSON'S Specialty Orchestra \s * 1 Dinner • NOISE MAKERS >} 'I Ring out the Old Year with your friends at the f • DANCING CHINESE-AMERICAN FOOD $ I Fulton Inn! Gaiety, laughter in a friendly j HATS - FUN MAKERS • FUN GALORE PCTOotn ,,c Tax Im., Lunches, Dinners and Sandwiches !} 1 utmosfthere. I • MUSIC BY • BEST IN LIQUORS, WINES AND BEER FUN GALORE Steve Csubak and OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE His Gypsy Orchestra FULTON INN | Ring in the Net*) Year n M T m T r EVERY SATURDAY 9 TO 2 A. M. MARGE & EDDIE JANIGA | 1U U Ollj AND SUNDAV NIGHT 7 TO 12 Joy and Hatfrine&s! Hupp) PACKER HOTEL New Year to one and all and 65 FULTON STREET | SMITH AM) IIICiH STRKKTS, PERTH AMBOV HOME COOKED MEALS SERVED DAILY good, luck for the future! WOODBRIDGE, N. J. | PHONE CARTERET 8-9598 -"SARG" AND THE OLD Phone P. A. 4-1800 CORRAL PERSONNEL. •llllllilllW^^ ••••••••••••*•••••••••••••*••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ing Out the OLD-—Ring in the NEW! AT SEASONS GREETINGS FROM CLUB GENNARO LOU HORNER'S LOG CABIN Fun Galore - Noiso Makers JEAN & LOU HORNER, YOUR HOSTS Hats - Balloons *** OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE Reservations $3°° C0UP|e IWKH CHAHIil'. BOB KASHA -L Pianist I Dinners and Sandwiches a la Carte Ftaturinji Happy Jack Folton Trio for Your Dancing Pleasurtf APPEARING NIGHTLY EXCEPT MONDAYS OPEN BAR PHONE WDGE. 8-1765 OPEN BAR LOU HORNER'S LOG CABIN - St..George Ave. • WoDBRJDGE MAkK RESERVATIONS NOW TELEPHONE WOODBRIDGE 8-1291

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SWING YOUR PARWERmHT-- OPEN HOUSE at INTO THE NEW YEAR! JULIAN'S [kmve right into the first day o/Z9-W. Restaurant & Cocktail Bar You II be meeting all ><»«" friends at 394 PEARL ST. -f WOODBRIDCE, N. J. O«r 1W Year's Feit of Fun md Frolic. NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO ALL REFRESHMENTS - NOISEMAKERS • FAVORS SPECIAL ATTRACTION THE FAMOUS •, SANQWlCflES JOttNNY LACK , § FRANK'S TAVERN SOLO ACCORDIONIST-PIANIST . t ITAJ-IAN PIES KIIAJJR WA8IELEKKI. Everything for a Good Time at FORDS, N.J. juU_a'_~H»t», mm Malwn, 747 KING CEC)R«E ROAD SOLOVOX MUSIC - SONGS . FUN GALORE Ete. PAGE EIGHT WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1941 INDEPENDENT-LEADER

! siranger to thr polire p thoriwd an increase of $10,515,0001 FM.ISTS IN NAVY Uolida Adivilie - the fi: st. general increase slnral WOODBRIDGE—Thr Navy Re- Rankin He watched it R.OW from n one The -J Jackson. lee Star Avenel Clubwomen > man pf.rol to it.', present strength. 1925. cruiting Station. New Brunswick. Worn Poof 1) from }'oMIU>5 I dlC ?fnf Zimmerman, Jr.. son of Mr At Christinas Tea phen Petras iejre( that I leave you." you Tacker on your new appoint- of telephones which can be reach-1 „ * and Mrs Eugene Zimmerman, 95 Turning to Committeeman John Fills Hi SUilon ment." ed in the local calling area. The I n the regular Navy AVENEL— A very successfu'. Bcn?en. *hr> is tc be ngmeJ rhat.- In a freak accident Mondtv groups range from le.ss than 2,000 Mr, Zimmerman Christmas party and supper was mnn of thp p^'.'.i-f nmnv.ttee the Other speakers were Mayor Au- Mrs Stephen Brokaw. 29. 76 Le- telephones in the first group, i | III 'IrrtillH' of 1948" will receive recruit training a; by the Woman's Club with first of the year Ml Kankin con- , sust F. Oreiner who welcomed th? o high Avenue. Avenel. was seriously 160.000 and over in group eight. •.he Naval Training Center. Great Vr? Francis Cer.egy and her com- tinued: |i« state, attempted to ;Committeeman James Schaflrick nted in the new rate structure-1 W-KOBRIDGE •-• .W Jaokw. I H\I>K«1N*TII» IMM I want to sar to Thrice: Ber- 1 Thank You: get ofl th train Bt ! John Qovellte served as chairman between New Jersey point* C: sr,\t? par.:?rri.m;c anf.rs an:! kcrfar* Ihf Mrs Bawombe Celebrates Christ- * ^ Pmnsyl- gen that von are to be cinsratula- Ami G « b'.f-- ; , .-... :'"•• .ir.u:- IIIIVIH AHI.F. VKK.IH.HU R. our. VBn Sution. Avenel. I and Stephen Petras impersonated ' such toll charges now applj^ < ;r.;K aicyrle have convulsed auri:- Jn«tl<-» of Ikt %*rmm* I mas. directed by Mrs Earl Van II J ted in having the choicest com- InE in our Cr.t:-'.rr..v- F\.r.r. D.;r v whilJe* 8tl11 • Santa Claus and dist^buted gifts ; ing a wide-range local calling i er.rf? all over the world. wiSi be Note. drama chairman. TaXin? I ««» «««"lii« and fell mittee. I have been associated *tth your verierris:;> ii.. " ' r.f*c,y farf.- for all telephone URers, including I rr.f •' the Mars the newsboy? of •/ part were. Mrs. Samuel Albrecht. was Tackfr for ten years and I kno* ilies tha: wc-:e :r;.::eo :.~ u; r.au the of|ce of Dr. Henry Belafsky for the first time four-party ami | t.-.f Wx^ibridee Publishing Com- 'if S!«tf ; Jr.. Mrs. James McHugh. Mrs. you are go\h* to have the best |- Phone Rates been taken ;s:e of adequately. pany w h ! c h publishes THE -. George Mrox. Mrs. William Felton. in the Avenel First Aid Squad am- man to iiead your committee 1 rural customers, Removing the r,, This momr.s a: eight odxK .r.rfu of PMr KtHy, bulance and treated for shock and toll charge recognizes, the cnn, INDEPENDENT-LEADER. RARI- nts Tfirs, cit^ ijicffs, ~ • Mrs. William Kissane and Mrs know Tacker' Till do what is right ' (Contimud horn Paoe 1) the Township trj;k driers. «.-:; ftr- possible fractured hip and ankle. pany said, that modern btisu, TAN TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEA- '•-'.I rfiTdcfnUiivff an'l li ^ i William Kuzmiak. regardless of politic*," party service, which now is re- volunteered their services. ;ta;:<\i ;''ii imknovri assigns She was then taken home in the ! and social lnt*r«t« extend o CON and THE CARTERET PKTKI'. KKIJA. Ms n ' During the business session it j In response Committecman Bei- stricted at $2.25 per month will delivery of ba=ke:= rhock fu".: ?! ambulance. ! much greater distances as a PRESS w;;; see when they attend i-.irp. i1*vliifc[«, [.,!-.on, ';; i was voted to write a leiter to ths' gen said that he intended to follow ' after January 1 be unrestricted at nerythmc !>im w.ip to nu;? suit of improved transports' .i pfjf?:mar.ee of Icetime of 1948" ,'Jj Township Committee explaining Thieves got away with several in the footsteps of Herb Rankin ; $3.00. The cost of extension? will ri This is a lypica. >t:e: we rece.vec tires, two cases of tubes and a radio and communication facilities • a", the Center Theatre. New- York. unlin,' >'r; the club's previous request con- "It was a pleasure to serve »Hh ! be increased from ninety cents in. connection v.:t. the Pur.d. I: Monday from Jack's Esso Service ; the last two decades. Jar.'.ia:y iO. as ;ues;.s of the com-' cerning parking near the post- Herb' on the committee,' Mr ',per month to one dollar. came from M; and Mrs. J. P. Kelly, his unknown ' tit Station, Route 35. Hopelawn. own- par.y. >•>«». inw hi? ani I! fir -,.:i- j office. The club want* parking on Beruen said "He is upright and Business Phone Change Effect Vnries Christen s-ert 11226 O>t>-cr.r Stree: f ed by Jack Grossman. 121 Clinton " , both sides of the street, but limited honest, and as far ns politics go For business telephones, thp I The company said the erleci • 8»hFernar.;x CV.:f Mr Cr.r.v.rn- T: an belied to :ce. Jackson's r.uiin. hoing unknown. J"sfi': Place, Newark. The thieves were M' 1-lcer. Sr.. Jojcpti Mel-l.-r. ,'rr. to one hour. The next meeting will I can say the samp o! him He present individual, extended scope the rate increase on indlvldii,, sen is our n*n Po'.e" Chr;sten?er. farr.-M* act ha.' reached new evidently familiar with the prem- )ie:-!'.tj. of hilarity. He is as much Ml.'l.iel Jflirlo, ^IrttP if N- «\1 be January 1. voted for things regardless of poli- charge of $7.00 per month will bp customers will vary greatly df They w-rc.;e " Enr'.^ert p'.ea.-f fine! ise* for they did not come in at home or. :ce ?kates as any of Jtrr>cv; Township uf W[.,-,.i tics. He wasn't tied up with any increased to $9.25. The so-called pendinR upon the amount of equiji. check foi 510 •.xi;.;h we wr.-jld VMt ''Ti'lice. A munii;pai - orpnr.it: omeone. Many .tr , S!»tf HlgtlW*y L'otnini- —A daughter. Carol Ann. wasthrough the roof. P. ;m e'. in His skating ability ai- fine," ' but the maximum will be increased greater where population and uo thanks for the INDEPENDENT- :»-r it! tlie Slitt pf New Jtrct-> born to Mr. and Mrs. George Heath j \ drive hammer, weighing- 175 phone growth have been lar , m-''!.'. tirpt him from footiisht fame. Chief George E. Keaf.iu. \miea to 75 calls per month. The present LEADER wiv.rh rjme* regularly '••' ti.(• justice* of the SuprcnW °' Rahway. Sunday, at Perth Am- pounds, was stolen from the New flat rate, unlimited find restricted since present rates were esinh fo: i.f was taeged for a berth with Commissioner Rankin whom he It keeps me in t.-'ue'r. w;tr. the old'j'x New York Rangers. However. ir: -.f the vi»if of Sew .\<.-r>.••> boy General Hospital. Mrs. HeatJerseh y SUte Highway Department to Wooribridge. of $4.50 will be lished 22 yca:s ago. In suciv are, n ermed as a "swell bos,- ,»nri tfood town Season'.' tree'.mcs \ you Jacfc^n broke his collarbone dur- V,:!^Vura T^l &y?<\* fe former Mary McDennoit. project on Route 35 near West discontinued. the old rales no longer reflect t, and your >ufT ' B;; thar.lt you ilirk of Midi|lc?sei County, for | town. friend" and hoped iha M: Ran- ing a :ame and ended his sport* Pond Roed, Hopelawn. the fore- No five-cent toll cliarcc* will larger number of telephones tlL -ij-pi'lntment t>( three disinter- i ,- ^ ., «. . n kin would return as a -;io-t nex; to Ben Cr-pp'Oi f•••: i-'.ejr.ins ::VJ<« caiffr. •d frerh.jitftrn. residents 01 Hit-1 —Mrs. Georae H. Rhodes, Gree.i man. John S. Crawford, Borden- apply when the ca)l is made from can bf reached without a i raR doJls an tiir.jnks to Mrs Bro- year. Among other comedy highlights Mld.-!lrTJ. s; - street, will aive a Christmas party town reported to Capt. John R Woodbridte to Carteret. Linden. charge. mann foi -.!if b>?k- . i*in,?iy, t" ;Hiiprrtis(, and fix tlie uom "As for T.H'kc: Be:ion tlif the youngsters will see will be such • tisaiion l" l,e rwld tor all tliat to her piano pupils this afternoon Egan. Monday. Metuchcn. Perth Amboy. Railway, Charges for some toll calls wi:: . •ri.iin Icit, tract ur parcel of lan.l|al her home- Chief continued. !>e ;> n.»; .< favorite? as The Bruisers, Pan ! ar •liiti South Amboy. m the Stale beyond the new <•:,. _ ... _, "! premise«, s.tuatf, lying an-urty• of Middle*-* an.j Recital Jan. 14 :he Telephone Company stated: creased tinder the new sched'i- Dear Sar.-.a Every year at '.his of New Jersey, more The company had asked an in- by 5c for manv calls up to 45 niii. •ice., rtbc.i ny follows: Educational Forum (Contimud from Pmji 1) time I wi.te to ask for gifts for and 10c for some calls over 4, K.l.S H-2X AM) 1« (Continued from Pagt 1) tions. donations and ticket sales. crease of $16,152,000 in telephone my frienciv But first let me wish in,li, uteri on A plan rates for intTastate service, to miles. Ratos for loll calls lo pon. I Avenel Notes rtlfil in (he OfB. ' til;.'nearly a million dollars each year The repertoire of the orchestra you a very merry Christmas and ''l-rk r l 0 nl ! 1 1 meet higher costs. The Board of outside the State will not , i , *J? *;(, ' .,1 l '/""i' ' ' land to date there has'apparently consists mainly of symphonic the happ:°?t of New Years ... I Xc-W ) tin no Public Utility Commissioners ati- —Tr.e Christmas Eve Candle- •ra" 'j^operiVVarcVi! " active interest on the part affected. know you are very busy, and this 'ieti works and concertos but music of TODAY THRV SAT licht Service will be held at the me licfi, '•*•' lion J. -1 of the residents of the Township a lighter vein is presented each DEC. 2I-25-26 ': is a la?; minute shopping list but om lluutf '•'• in fort li( jii- c Presbyterian Church otnight at 11 a5 t0 how that mone is season at a 'Pops" conceit. The pe"hap your elves and Rnomes lirc.Hcl. S' "WltiB Kxifiing >' Fred MacMurr.iy o'clock. The senior and youth i;iKi \V;t> A ) ii<- .\c. There are at present no impartial can set to work on it and have it Society is guided by the Standard;, "SINGAPORE" choirs wiil participate in the pro- w the set by the major symphony 01- all ready by :he time you start ^^ — also — u ram. !i'>»"n. A]ir;l 19 |i ami .>• 'cliXwr, | Board of Education a consensus! chestras of the country. sliding down timse chimneys. Now 1 "BLOND1E IN , S;afl Servant Elmer Hobbs. I'T' ica;tl' ularly .1 pl.tn let's see . For Mayor August F, !«• i.ni Lof public opinion. We are in favor' since this is the 100th anniver- Kessler Field, Miss., is spending THE DOUGH" Geriner tha; Lone Ranger suit he pel "Kxliil.it A." progress—but progress in the sary of Mendelssohn's birth, the two weeks with his parent*. Mr. Df partment, ; most efficient and economical Penny Siwtleton has been asking for. 'If you were Ilium orchestra will play Mendelssohn'; and Mrs. Elmer Hobbs, Fifth Ave- i- 1*0, Section ', (Krtewayi Arthur lake plU'- a betting man Santa. I'd bet with i manner. Italian Symphony and three dan- •1»" II h & IScS, Short & Color Cartoon you that he will continue to make —Cadet Frank Cenegy. Fishbein Town.«iii|i 1.1 Aim o'f Group ces from the Bartered Bride Suit. Oiuntv, Scale "The aim of,our organization is •us very proud of him and happy Military Academy, Waynesboro, 1" -- Mi' October 5, l!i(«". . ,, . , Joyce FHssler wili be the soloist RIDS! Don't Koruet that he is the head man of ourVa.. I.S spending the Christmas luciing sr>«-i in, ally nil th- lancijto arouse public interest in the for the rendition of Tschaikowsky',- Saturday Malinre town' . , , For Michael Joseph vacation with his parents, Mr. und : iT..mi;e» iin-tit-.i or comroiipci j educational welfare of our chil- violin concerto. 3 Color Cartoons ! r K(! y h unkt w Trainer. Esq.. a few more new Mrs. Francis Cenegy. Dartmouth "'•.-". liprxuial" ' ". r«preMiii;itlvc?*"' " '"'"•'dre, n and to enlighten you as to the And a Real Hat Comedy is ami their unknown .IM^,^!^ gadgets for his office ' How abou'. —Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Blumer •••I "ii the smith by the n..rth- problems facing each and everyone SIN. - MON. - Tl FS those IBM's we have, Mike?' . . . and children. Avenel Street, arc •-11 v inf of Floofl Sticei; on, i>1(.concerned. ""•t liy "We are. therefore, calling a R«d Skclton Por Andy A?.:w how about a ?e; the holidays in Indiana. iinilt now or- formerly of .M.iii >orf Docenilier, A. I). l'.qT know you have the children's In- j Week Days—Mat. and Eve. cessful year 'You know Santa. Gene. Kelly - Marie McDonald ii^ TncKilay, tin- iliirtfctmh day terest at heart and we urse you j they came around and playc-i li.iiii.iry, A. Ii. IMS, at the liour THIRS., FRI.. SAT. '' " "' l'»k in tlie forenoon of to attend and help create this j THIRS AND FRI. - JAN 1 & 2 carols for us !a.st Friday and it Gala Holiday Show! 1 tlie Court HIIUKP, In Hienonpartisan, educational forum." j "SOMETHING IN sure did put the spirit of Christ- '•1 Klimtljcth, in Hie County of Joel McCrea •' nicl State ol N'JcUv Jersey ,is Brian Donlevy . THE WIND" mas into the place' . . . Fo. Mrs !'•!• line .mil place. \y\.,, thf'said Irene Shay, all the eood thirms I'c-tition will lie licard, alwh:.-h !),„(. "THE VIRGINIAN" — and — NO OTHER GIFT CAN PAY! that are due to a kind, generous , "lei appi-Kr if yiito.ili^irc ;„ ISELIN THEATRE iIn Technicolor) "INVISIBLE WALL" thoughtful woman , . . For Dr. «' M.TIvl; Ii. VAX itlHKl: Also, Eddie Bracken WIIKRK Oak Tree Road Iselin, N. J. "HOLD THAT BLONDE' _ John P. Lozo, a healthy New Year Attorney Gfticrril of New j',.r^c\ GALA NEW YEARS EVE S4.67 •-..• KI-.TT M. liR'KlSSOX " " Met. 6-U79 •. . . Ditto for Mike Kocsik . . . for , THERE'S A^Mst;im heputy Attornty Frttar Mkttme Only SHOW DECEMBER 31 "Tacker" Ber?en. a successful ltl . 1)1,1 . 'J4 On the Stage "MI.T1 O'HOl UKK" S hours of continuous enter- year as Police Commissioner ... LIFE Attci-nc-ys oi l'etiti.,n. •• "THE GREAT EDWARDS' I'ATIOli !>.. L,|i,l,,.r i v, i;,|; Till IIM>A^ (( IIIUSTM AS IIIVI World's Master Magician tainment — Nothing repeated Por Miss Forsythe and Mivs With l.-l. i:-:i •SI N ^ VI.I.KI SKIIKN A UK" nnil 7 to 12 o'clock Schmidt, sewing instructors at the Roll Hupr ••« KN'rKII> I Mll\" Sat.. Swi. Matinees A Vocational School, all the best: Kill. AM) SAT.. HKC. »l ,V>O 'JJ 4_ Technicolor Cartoons ^ 3 BIG HITS there is ... For the bovs in the; ••'IIIK ItllMAM'K OK IIOSA Donald O'Connor 1(11)1.1;1 mill MM Hv I.ASIt" SIN., MON, TVES. various fire companies, the prom- I'IUH! Kidillr Kfirlomi Karllhal Alan Ladd Deanna Durhin Roma EstatB Wines MI- ise that folks will be more careful, snturdn> ^Intliir** Geraldlne Fiticerald "SOMETHING IN in 1948 so that there will be fewjr! M \. tMI >MIN.. IIKC -S AM) UMI "0. S. S." THE WIND" fires to fight . . . For the members FORDS, N. J. - P. A. 4-0348 "(.I MII.HI i:i(V »||( AHAN \" — plus — of the Lions, Kiwanis. Rotary and ( "WELL GROOMED BRIDE ' CHRISTIAN BROS. XMAS PACKAGE $7.17 other service clubs, the chaice t<>! Tl r'.s., WKII., IJKC. ;l(l AMI HI Ray Millarid Don Castle in TJIVKS. - FRI. & SAT. IIMtK 1)1,1,1 MON" Hllil continue theij programs of service DEC. 25-26-27 ••.II M.IK TMHIIOH" , Sonny Tufts "INVISIBLE WALL" 3 BOTTLES—SHERRY, BRANDY, PORT to the community , , . For Mrs. Sll^crr%iarr to tlie I,acllr-H! Olivia Dfllavilland ,— plus — Johanna Magyar Kelly, a grand "THE HAGEN GIRL" All Star Cist CHRISTMAS BASKETS MADE TO ORDER. person, all the luck in the world Kunald Reagan and "SWING THE in her new task as instructor of Shirley Temple WESTERN WAY" English to the GIs in Japan . . — also — PLl'S! Color cartoons, coriedies, For Miss Martha Morrow, all the CHRISTMAS DAY Novelties and Community sing. cooperation necessary to make her 'BOWERY BUCKAROOS' SAT.. THRl- TUES., JAN 3-6 work with the youngsters a con- Gorcey and the PKHTII AM IIC V Thru Wednesday, Dec, 31st Woodbridge Liquor Store Pkaacc P. A. 4-3XMH tinuous success, (There's another Bowery Boys 2 — . . . And Edgar Bergen JOSEPH ANDRASCIK, PROPRIETOR while you are at it, Santa will you. SUN. 4 MON. - DEC,28 fc 29 AN Charlie McCarthy see to it that a lovely lady in HILARIOUS 574 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. "SONG OF LOVE" FUN AND FANCY FREE' Colonia. who always aids the! SCANDAL! — and — needy, but anonymously, gets just Katherine Hepburn KREi: DKI.1VKKV TILL 7:00 P. M. I'aul Henreid - Robert Walker "BLACK GOLD" the nicest Christmas possible? . . . Telephone 8-1889 Por Chief "Dick" Keating, who has — also — COLUMBIA PtCTURES BtnwB Anthony Qulnn kept our Township one of the "LAST OF THE Katherine De Mille Cleanest in the State !of New Jer- REDMEN" sey, another year of cooperation Jon Hall and Michael O'Shea Irom the townsfolk, and his fel- low officers . . . For Mabe! 'ttixr. hall hello girl i. a new switchboard Tl'ES. & WED. - DEC. 30 & 31 BAI1T0NE with more trunk linens to make "WINTER her job a little easier . . For WONDERLAND" Capt. Jack Egan, bm^ej arid bi-'.-.c-r l.ynne Robert* and minstrel shows to mate more am: more people laugh . . . For Al t'karles Drake Discavage and Irving Sails, of the — also — lions Club. biKvw wast* paper "DESPERATE" collections 'The next one by tht ..» EBWAftO IVtRtTT KORTON Stev? Brudie and Audrey Lung •way, Santa, LS Sunday. December MIKHAIL RASUMNY • GtrtE LOCRHAR! 28, starting at 1 P. M. So .save a!'. EXTRA MIDNIGHT; those Christmas wrappings, won't SHOW NEW YEARS EVE you?1 . . . For the Woodbridsc? Township Businessmen s Associa- STARTING 11 P. M. tion, a few more live wire mem- beds like Aaron '"Lee"' Levi thajt it will continue to (jrow for thel benefit of the community (Gee, Santa, wouldn't I like to ALWAYS win one Of those lovely prizes the association is going to award M»n- PERTH AMBOY 2 BIG HITS! Christmas Greetings READE'S 'day night at the State Theatn. I'h-.. l>. A. 4-tUt I've a number of coupons in thai barrel) . . . For Bill Fitzpatrick THl'RSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DEC. 25, 26 AND 21 i chance to make our Recreation Raymond Massey - Ralph Richardson in pepartment' the best in the State We Wish You All "THINGS TO COME" PERTH AMBOY j, . . Arid now, Santa, it is time close. 'I've a bounty of good Also, Roland Young - Joan Gardner in shes t6 all j Township resident "THE MAN WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES" A Very Merry Christmas a wondeirful, merry, joyow ristmas ... a Christmas stud TjrVO DAYS ONLY—SUNDAYj AND MONDAY, IJEC. 28 AND 29 with old-fashioned senti and THEATRES Qeorge Hauft - SVlvia Sidney William EUiott - Vera RaUton tits: happiness, tranquillity and ! eperity. Yss, Sajnta, to y^u ancj J in I . _ th« folks: Merry Chillstraas Tr|E PLAINSMAN AND A Happy /Yem Year rr "MR. ACE" |%nd Ood Bless yqu . . . ' THE LAJDY" MAJESTIC TIIES. ALL DAY, AND WED. MATINEE, DEC. 30 AND 31 Your Navigator. l'elii "Doc" jBlanchard - Glenn Davb in STRAND "SPIRIT OF WEST POINT" DITMAS and CRESCENT MbP GUN KILLS BOY Also, John Hodiak - George Murphy In lllfiECHBURa, Pa.-While play- "THE ARNELO AFFAIR" wlth a century-old shotgun, which Ins grandfatlier • had WEDNESDAY NITE

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.••*•'•.--.*,.• .. .., N DENT-LEADER WEDNESDAY, DECKMHER 24, 1!M7 PAGE NINE FORDS NEWS Snbepenknt-Ieaber FORDS NEWS onls Veteran Comes (Children Given 2nd Wan! Holiday Seasons Beautiful Pageantry Portrayed Local Girl, Ionic For Reburial; Party by Legion By Children at Parent-Teacher Christmas ProgramAir Force G.O.P. Club FORDS A prom urn by th? firs;. I Fmik Bodnar. Genrne Frulnd. |Barbara Sto-krl; January. Paul FO'.IDH lliuler the auspices of erond. and third ur.ide.s wa, the jBminrd Hirelnski. Allen Peterseu, i Ji-ssen; February. .lean Pete:_sen; ll'c K.irtu Am;'iran I.rnion Post eaturc at the Christmas parti" j Martin Kurtz. Stephen Kermondy. March. James Fodor; April. Joan No, IKi, a Christ mas party was s Survived By Wife Has Dinner given at School 14 by the Parent- John Oayla. Marsh; May. Carolyn Masirrvoli'h; Yet Joined held [or a" children up to 11 years Teacher Association. Gifts fter.' "Mothers Christmas Hymn.' June, David Llvinnston; July. of line Saturday niRht at the Le- Charles Fe?; AURUSL Eusenr Ell- llI collected and distributed amoiw Arline EllwinKer, Dlanne Cftnnell. i,rs lor Adam Kluj , "':imcMill,M,k|,l, ,,. . Madeline SandorS l Mrn Rion headquarters. Christinas O.iroln Snug Richard Fee, Barbara Jones, Nor- wlnRer; September, Gerald Doyle: <"V In the. Arlington , ,,; the children at the Perth Amboy N MI)11 Santa Ciau.s distributed Christ- man Hansen, Earl Prann, Nancy October, Bruce Jensen; November Weds Jos. W. Hah«on ld in IVith Auihoy; Cemetery, Arlington, V;i. By Members at Wte General Hospita' and th? Middle- mas Kills to all the children, and sex County Polio Center in New Brown, Tony Mastrovich. Judith Thomas Sprineer: December, Ed- The bearers, members of u,,. In Methodist (Ihurch in Arlington motion pictures were shown. The. In Scandinavian Halt Brunswick. Amos, Patricia Golosky, Kenneth win Rn.smussen, i Veterans' Alliance, wv ,,„,,„ children were residents of Fords. the attendance prize was award- Oamo, Beverley Schumann, Zoltan Hostesses were M s. Joseph Elko, FORDS—Miss Madeline Sand- .mis Scmn-s for Pvt. Adam j.';U10S(7,ak,,)ol,,1WolnS]ml.Ch(.st,IM. Koa.sbcy and Hopelawn. FORDS — The Second Ward Torok. Richard Jensen, Leslie War- Mrs. Michael Elko, Mn. Nicholas orft. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' 111 Inisliiifid (if Mrs. Vlolptlc iKovnlski, AnUiony Bryto, p ,, ed to Mrs. D. A. Hill's first made. ra k j Members of the post and its Women's Republican Chih hc'.ri Its ren, Robert Doyle. Elko, Mrs, Emil Springer, Mrs. Daniel G, SandorfT, 23 Beach j., Klul. 3:13 New Brunswick Bliios. Kdwanl (.1 nzimknwski, N ii-- Mrs. Nicholas Elko announced th.u auxiliary met at eipht o'clock Sat- annual Christmas partv nt Bonder- The old year, Robert Timko; Andrew Stockrl Mrs. Albert Street, became the bride of Joseph ii, who wns killed February iMiit Axelrod. ami Theodore Rv- the PTA now has 163 members. •bn'\!7yk urday niuht and went in a body Raard's HaM. A turkey dinner was new yenr. Thomas Bayers; hop?. Betciier and Mrs. Samuel Htrallnn. W. Hanson, son of Mrs. Adella ;ii;i in (ii'Mumiy, took place Classes haviiiK 100 per cent mem- 1 to the Zylka Funeral Home in served with Mrs. Isabel Toth a? Hanson, 266 Hobart Street. Perth ,1 v :ii 10 o'clock from thi' bership are: Mrs. Geoi-Rina t jPcrih Ambuy where Lenion ritual i chairman. Mrs. Eleanor Smink Crcmncc, first grade: Mrs. Lillian' Amboy, and the late Mr. Hanson , i-'iiiicnil Ilomi' in porl.li Am . KNTKKTAINS MISTS was rented for the late Priva'e IPlnyed the accompaniment [or th Kisfnip. third it-adp; and Mrs. at ceremonies at Simpson Metho- ,,,,l ,ii io:Hl) in St. Stephen's Greek Catholic Mother's Club 1'OHMS Mr. and M, „ ym] A Adam Klti.i. whose, body was ship- ifilnK of enrols. Alex Dembech. fourth «rade. A dist Church. Perth Amboy, with ,,, CMlinhr Church. The DlM'li (•( N<",v Uruliswuk Avemi". ped Imnu; from Germany for re A trio comonsed of Mrs. Marv Sift of $5 was nivi'ii each teacher the Rev. Seaman W. Townsend, .in iiit'.h mass of requiem was lia'l as (liini'M- miests Sunday Mr. burial. Larson. Mrs. Elsie B007,, and Ella for the classes, Guest speaker was pastor, officiating. .,: •.•nil Pnllip Lcsniowski as Hears Wojtovich at Xmasjete .mil Mr, ,laiiii-s ()l;.,.. mid duirUi- Lehman also sang. Mrs. Agnes n :LOCAL STORK IN (IMIMANY Mrs. J. E, Paulus, president of the The bride was amended by her ,..,.u I'iitln-r O/.nrmvski, (IIM- H'V. I.nwl.i I.IIU Mrs. Krrd Eymund- Hanscn acted as Santa Claus, and FORDS — The St. Nleholas Kovach, Mrs. Mary Marlinal;. Mrs. i FOK'DS 1,1. and Mrs. Georr.c Middlesex County Council of Pa- sister, Mrs. William J. Warren, as ,,,,1 K.illier l'rlrczak as hiUV :••>!). ;iml Mr. and Mr:., limy OU:>n Kifts were exchanged. The birth Mothers' Club of St. Nicholas Mary Palko. Mr*. Ann.i Roskos, W. I''iillc:l.i;i in;' the parents of a rents and Teachers and slat.' mu- matron of honor while John W. Greek Catholic Church, meetins Ms. Veronica Rusnak, Mrs. Mary !.n: bom at Kr.tnkfofl, Germany. days of Mrs. Elsie Christensen, sic chairman. Lmlithour nf Bartley served as Mrs. Vernon Chrlstensen, and Mrs. ;U the church hall, held a Christ- Salakl. ' ' , Mrs Ftdlerlim is Ihe former Syl- The fo'lowlnn program was pre- best man. Harold Sandor of this via C.ili'in.in of DnuKlas, Wyo, LI. Sue Beauregaard were celebrated. sented by the first, second and mas party and exchange of gifts. Mrs. Mury Shaker. Mrs. Anna place nave his sister In marringc. Ftillerion. who is serving with the The next meeting will be held third grades: Carols were sung and Mrs, Kovacs Uhrin, Mrs. Mary Siecinski, Mr The ncwlyweds are on a wed- army of occupation, is Ihe son of January 15 at the home of Mrs. Recitation. "We Welcome You." acted as Santa Claus. The Rev. Anna Wira. Mrs. Annn Smnliwa ding trip through southern states Mr. and Mrs, John Fullerton of Eleanor Balint, 61 Maxwell Avenue Marearet Lesko: "The Rainbow Julius Wojtovlch, church pastor, Mrs. Elizabeth Velchlk. Mrs. Mury to Florida and will reside upon return temporarily In Raritan •14 Second Street. | Candles," Patricia Zikow, Ronald was the speaker. Ondcr. Mrs. Helen Yuhas?.. Mrs. Township. The bride was employed Cruce Lutheran Church Fodor, Robert Krauss, Keith Jann- Others present wero: Mrs. Eliza- 1101,1) X.MAS l'ARTV Mary Skiba. Mrs. Sue Perensk.i. at the office of the Catalin Corpor- sen, 'Robert Novak, Karen Martin. beth Boland. Mrs, Ann Christen- KURDS A Clnistmus party was Plans Special Services Mrs. Mary Matyi. Mrs. Ellzabftli ation here. The bridegroom served Louis Toth, Gary Thompson. "Ray- sen. Mrs. Mary Demcsak, Mrs. held by ihe .lunio: and Senior So- Zamencsik, Mrs. Anna Rimar, Mrs. n tlie U. S. Army Air Corps dur- mond Jackson, Roseanne Boro- Jalia Gulya, Mrs. Margaret Ha- il, I'.'.I: ui Our I.ady of Peace FORDS Children having recita- na World War II and saw active chowski, John Kurtz, Linda Rose. kW. Mrs. Anna Keplck. Mrs. Ann Mary Yakubik, Mrs, Veronica ('lunch ,11 an afternoon meeting tions at Grace Lutheran Parish duty in the European theatre A Edward Mako. Shiela Galya. Lor- Kbtsak. Mrs. Margaret Kovacs. Telepanich. Mrs. Mary Zanyer and Sum;.iy aflfr the croups had re- House will practice Friday morning war. ren LivitiRston, Judith Petersen. Mrs. Julia. Lako, Mrs. Margaret, Mrs. Barbara Zemko. i "i'.••(! liiOy communion in a body at thXparish house at 11 o'clock, ,1; i'n» H o'clock muss. Special Christmas services will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. William Munson, Wnyno Freneli, .* The Rev. Robert Schlotter is in Roner Jensen and Vincent Calla- Miss Vivian M. liafvly Social Club Has chaise. Miss Doris Clausen is in han. John Bergen Dies Marries Mmi Fur a nu'iiiunilily holiday FREE charge of the music and Miss Joan "Merry Christmas Bells," Nancy Hunt, Joy; Edith Meyer, hope: . . . surround your Ih-arth- Fedor and Mrs. Mary Johanson In New Brunswick KEASEBY--Announcement has Christmas Party DELIVERY are in charge of the recitations. Dinnna Melder, faith; Bonnie Slo- been made of the mariaue of Miss cum, peace; Claudia Navarra. FORDS—An exchange of gifi,s sidc with friends anil FORDS—John Bergen, 87. 12 Vivian M. Hafely, formerly of Patience; Linda Arnold, love; Joan was featured at the Christmas Hoiwlawn Boy Scouts Sixth Street, died at the Parker Keasbey. to Alexander T. Kondas family . . . ^icctinjr tliwn Karabincliak. parly held by the Social Club at t Memorial Home, New Brunswick. of Hopelawn. The bride is a grad- Presented With Charter "Our Christmas Wish," Helen uate of WoodbridRe HiRh School, the home of Mrs. Alma Neary on with well - srl> ctfil pit- Born in Cranbury, a son of the Kermondy. John Boelhower, Dol- class of 1941. Her husband attend- Gordon Avenue. Special prizes were late Elwood and Emiline Chamber- to displiiy your true HOPELAWN — William A. ores Fiorentini, Judith Vargonick. ed Woodbrldgr schools and served won by Miss Stella Albani and Mrs. lain Bergen, he had resided in Mid- WriRht, Scout executive of the Annie Hauler. Martin Eisner. Louis later in the U. S. Army. Ida Cavalato. dlesex County for many years. He pitality! Raritan Council, Boy Scouts of. Palasak, Donald Clausen. Kennel h The next meeting will be '.-.aid was a member and elder of the Both are employed by the Philip America, presented a troop char- Petersen, Charles Kurtz, Stephen January 8 at the home of Mrs. Third Presbyterian Church, Tren- Carey Company in Pert.li Amboy. ter to Boy Scout Troop 57. spon- Balazs, Fritz Arnold, Fred Berls, Stephen Panko. Others present NO MATTER WHAT sored by the Hopelawn Home and ton, They are residing at 27 Commer- cial were: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mar- THE WEATHER School Association Thursday niKht TO HpLD DANCE Surviving him are a daughter, I Avenue, Hopelawn. tenak, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Koch, at ceremonies in the Hopelawn FORDS—At the monthly meet- MAYBE Mrs. Albert Gardner, prominent Robert Neary. Mrs. Anna Kress, COPPOLA CLEANERS School. A playlet, "Scout Life at ing of the Senior Sodality of Our Fords clubwoman with whom he BLUE JEANS MEET Stephen Panko and Miss Karen Christmas Time-" was featured. Lady of Peace held Sunday, plains made his home, a grandson, John FORDS—The Blue Jeans Club Neary. /ml call The playlet was directed by Scout- for the forthcomiiiR dance were I. Gardner of Elizabeth, and sev- met at the home of Miss Dorothy master Andrew J. Kramer. discussed. The dance will be held eral nephews and nieces. The body Mascenik on Gordon Avenue. Final Services for Stephen '• Friday, December 26. with music was at the W. H. Quackenboss plans were made to hold a party FORDS VAS1L DEMCSAK DIES supplied by the Melody Five. Tick- Funeral Home, 156 Livingston at the home of Pe-gyy Siciliano on Simon Held in Amboy \ FORDS — Vasil Demcsak, ets may be purchased from any Avenue, New Brunswick, until the Liberty Street. The next meeting funeral. will be held at. the home of Mis., HOPELAWN—Services for Ste- | LIQUOR STORE Surviving him are three children, Midge Misak on Liberty Street. pht'ii Simon. Jr., 32 Luther Ave- l( tm Tow Mis. Michael Palko, with whom he nue, were held at the Kain Mor- i; resided; Emery, of Raritan Town- FORDS — Miss Mary Martha NEW PARENTS tuary, State and Washington W WIUM • U«i«n * ship; and John, of Metuchen. He Coskey of Mary Avenue, who has FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Andrew PASSING OUT CIGARS Streets, Perth Amboy. The Rev. •. is also survived by twelve grand- 'astor, 15 Izola Avenue, are the FORDS—Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Dr. Charles Vlncz, pastor of the jj P. A. 4-2356 Perth Amboy General Hospital, is parents of a daughter born Friday Waldamn, 76 Fifth Street, arc the Magyar Reformed Church, Perth jj at the Perth Amboy General Hos- parents of a son born n[ the Perth Amboy, officiated. Interment was | Amboy General Hospital. I the Alpine Cemetery. The bear- 1 ers were Andrew and Stephen Sat- i JONGRATULATIONS ANOTHER LITTLE VISITOR ilaro, Joseph Mayo, John John- v| FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Erwin KEASBEY—A daughter, Irene son, Michael Re.mko, and John .• 110 Koyen Street, are the Elizabeth, was born at home to Mr. DeSosi. '' Christmas parents of a daughter born at the and Mrs. William Szalocai, 56 Perth Amboy General Hospital. ' Greenbrook Avenue. VISITS HOME FORDS—Miss Avlene Neiheth, student at Bucknell University, To All Our Friends s spending the Christmas holidays t her home on Granclview Avo- MC. She returned with her pa- All Ty0e Chains ;'cnls, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. JOIN US AT OUR Nemeth, who visited in Sunbury, Repaired Pa. DAlliHTER BORN SATURDAY NIGHT PARTIES FORDS — A daughter was born ,o Mr. and Mrs, Charles Klein, MUSIC BY THE 529 King George Road at the Perth "MERRY TRHr SERVICENTER Amboy General Hospital. PERTH AMBOY 4-4370 Pair Are Legally Wedded One Mile Before the Edismi Bridge We Serve Southern Fried Chicken with After Mistake Made in 1912 WOODBRIDGE (Hopelawn), EXT. ROUTE 35 COLUMBUS, OHIO. - Grandpar- French-Fries and Pickles ents in a large Italian family have been married legally here—after 34 Delicious Hamburgers, Polish Ham, Roast Pork— ANU-FREEZt WEED CHAINS years ol married life. With Home-made Tomatoes $1.40 Per Gallon 600x16—$8.75 The ceremony was performed to correct a mijtake the couple made OTHER SIZE CHAINS AVAILABLE in April, 1912. They thought thejr were married when the probate court Issued their license. The mis- ROOSEVELl take was discovered only lately. HOTEL KUTCY'S Russ Told of Bar Against — FREE PARKING IN REAR OF HOTEL — WOODBRIDGE United States Senators 545 ROOSEVELT AVENUE CARTERET MOSCOW, -r The government newspaper Izvestla told Russians for the first time that their govern- BUSINESSMEN'S ment had reluied entrance permitl COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON to a delegation of United States sen- ators, who "are traveling to many countries and interfering in the in- ASSOCIATION ternal attalrs of states which for some reason or other interest Ui« insurers of dollar diplomacy.'' $2,000 Gleaied From Pants Mllltr Sent to Gleaners Announcement! LOS Ar.OBl,E5.-Goin« to the cleaners cost Harry Gordon $2,000. Tin* lire awards which wmi In lit' miulo Gordon, i flour miller, said he for- got to remove 20 $100 bills from Monday INi^ht, !)*•*:. 22nd, at iho State pockets of his punts before sending the clotheg to a cleaner. 1 Theatre, Woodbridge, will he made NEXT The money, intended fur a ii'ip, was missing when he pnki?d up the MONDAY, Dec. 29th. This extension gave trousers. The clemiws knew noth- I LATE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS an oppor- ing about the Iqs' A Merry Christmas To Everyone! tunity lk> obtain more coupons Dec. 23rd LET US SOLVE and 24th. MILTON'S YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT PROBLEMS *" QUALITY DRY CLEANERS N , NO COUPONS TEL. P. A. 4-1616 GRAHMANN'S 3 DAY CALL AND OBEET1NG CARI> AND 1 DELIVERY SERVICE Will be Given GIFT SIIO1 CLEANED I'nuik A 1'uuU (irnlmiuiiu. l'rul>». on clothing. Call u> fur RIGHT 603 NEW BRUNSWICK AVfj, your Mctlon. . After TODAY FORDS, N. S, .,, WE DRY-CLEAN CLOTHES RIGHT. Phone P, A, 4* him. Sim-p thi« i« *o. we think that Dr. Lozo POMirs PILATF Do You Remember When- :-• ("U:t;'''i t<> have in t'r.f-«p position? men is There A Snnta Clau*? i>r '.vnniei: with whom he ha* 'he mojt oor- Go Back in Our Files to Recall Some of I1 IT I >r.» and 'vhn are in complete of ;. It wa« nrHtr-n l*i f>lnrl> < Incidents in the News of Yesteryear •.(•i-r:.: ••vi:h hU aims in >o far a? these ,:,W <» r.e-r.. >'«r »» tkr 4«>' 'tnrar* p» Tfcr Mffi'« ' -« * uf fi'.diftvor are concerned. It is and Chemical 1.1 Tfcr Mm lrr.il !-:•;•.!> nv iy prohjit.?^ that both Mem. De<- • W,o b' e-rlS-ipret Hi«h plant burned down while ..„,, ;•;,!^i'^^nine realty «>mP«tnM batt'ed »«• fn r.vni! arid >*vhri;ir .,. rau,.)i; a belated booilei- to purchase a now rnnl The Teacher-' Committee, naturally, hfl? . and two Vm *i t LT'..;:!..-;-.tii'V. *hat it? fa:'hfu! author •;.•"" ;. the Board of Edu-alicn stove r. : Tho .-''.i:.: <.hi/kt- [•••i.-.^il.le but. after all. it isn't the i" , f,v mar-hpi-'s a ocal apple in icnir Unt K.ditor: I »tn I rwr ,W. IVacN-rs" Cummitu-e that must actually SW.H so S.Ulate over the from their Fords homo . Snmr of mr Httlf frlrndi «ty thnv w no ,;;np,s of his wife durin« the lioh- { yrtr agn th)s wfek_ intj (.bin. t'"t :h< •-vork. It would be ideal if both this rinv season that hr dipped nea\ - pmflpn needy famllic hn Papa <-a«. ''If TOU Mr It h» Th« San. Committee ahd Dr. Lozo could be in agree- ,jv itnn the wassail bowl and WDS dedicated .... the tov.nsto]k in i.,, v *r>." rven* in;t, lacking that, the latter'? prefer- . -*v»fwkrdi tthhe house . increase. ^(y ^ tovn I'!».T.f tell me the tralh. l< there i Santa- ::-:, relief costs for the year were 7nflepf,nt]ent . V.I*' certainiy should prevail. ,-p:n-ied. with state aid dm ins i veteran s assifun ence 1938 doebtfu! . . • • ;md J 115 West Ninrty-fllth Slrwt. in the hl«h srhod] cui'iiro expert predicted tnat with problems of adjust;n> VIRGINIA OHANXON. vimen woukl be weavins topless the Colonin school \nv our little friends are all Our Christmas Fund hjThlne suit-, by 1940 -now . . . a Railway \i>. 1 We naturally are very proud that we •.!K:-,.S the .ir.sAer f) Hi' "<"*•'survived a shot in the hi have been effected by the Inok ... dieted by nn unknown ]u a skeptical age. They do ru>t received -tuh wide response to our appeal while travejlns through '. 5 vears arn this wrrk— 1 11 they see. They think that fur help fur the needy at this Christmas the Junior Rf MO pel cent bonus for town hall oildue 1 Eirop oe which'is not comprehen- time. Wt are proud because we live in a community which has such a warm heart, thv ir little minds. Ail minds, Vir- delayed until thp 26th so they discovered man wa« marrlpd on iii* hcr thty'be men's or children's and proud that our newspaper has so v ,U1U ?p?nd Christmas nt home jail for writing a Ih en ten Ir, this great u.'iverse of our?. t'arr.fd the confidence and respect of our ration board employt'es were even paying fo: ofnee supplies out ter to President Truman wvi- inject, an ant, in his intel- readers that we are given such "earnest of their own pockets . . . . a 'ls-'and the 60th ennlversarv in-.pared -,vith the boundless world support in undertaking a task of this kind. was shown in school costs fov toe first bicycle trip around >! tin- MM vice Mas; in Is!>!!n was relebrated—how f«r<' \ a- measured by the intelligence If thi.- expression of pride seems a little I dedicated'. ...the Mettallur- don't know the whole truth and immodest, we hope we can be excused. We (•:•.; think, though, that when it is remembered of the number of ;recs man opens his full dinii> that we have but a small .staff, that our f:nm one to five yp.us old is and biles into that juicy JI p spicy apple, or salts do" i'« . Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. He Hreater now than ton ye.v.i ni o newspaper appears but once a week and red tomato It's a safe bet • v> as certainly as love and generosity Tiu- survey alsn reveal il'p;'1 is I X there is, therefore, a long period between mij?rair wi ike: pick.d It ! devvtioi: exist, and you know that they an incriase of now orchards in conllnn to f iimcr Sena I .. reminders, and that we must try to accom- Middlesex, Berucn. Morns. Essex ''.:::'i and give to your life it? highest O. Slioll. of Pitman. ''• plish such jobs as this after regular work- ,r.u\ Somerset cnuiitiis althouun supervisor of the Stute H '!-•. :;!id joy. Alas! how dreary would ;hi' principal piodui:ir! areas art Of Migrant Labor. ing hours, that we are entitled to feel in South Jersey. the world if there were no Santa Claus. From 15.000 to 18.000 iv elated over the outcome of this most The runkiiii! of varieties at would l;e as dreary as if there were no woiki'is ennverue upon N • worthy cause which we sponsored. \r i'tent is Suyman. D.-lU'ious, sey'.i rural areas e.n'ii '• •yiiiia-. There would be no child-like Rome. Meint;>* i:iiilh(.'f children nor men can see. Did you Cross, disasters which struck 46 in the disasters. More than 81.000 In our news columns we have attempted ber replied. ^ over see the fairies on the lawn? Of course states and Alaska included 141 buildings, the majority of them to give full credit to all those who in any fires, 50 floods. 41 tornadoes, 3 homes, were destroyed or dam- Does anyone want to send Joe V not, but that's no proof that they are not huvricanes, 21 ether storms. 30 way contributed to make this project a aged by fire durins the year. an affidavit as a Christmas pres- ^ there.. Nobody can conceive or imagine all explosions, minor earthquakes, Hundreds of thousands ot acres ent? § success. We sincerely trust we have over- transportation wrecks end other the wonders that are unseen and unseeable of America's most productive Mm? looked no one, and as. we close out the 1947 serious accidents. [•ir'mlantls and'richest pastures ORCHARDS:—A survey of New >* in the world. The worst tornadoes in a dec- were either permanently ruined Jerseys apple orchards is under J\ INDEPENDENT-LEADER Christmas Fund ade struck Texas and Oklahoma by erosion oy rendered u'ele=- by way by the State Department of N* You tear apart the baby's rattle and see 1 we wish to its beneficiaries and to each of last April. The'Texas City ex- the ravages of floods. Asricuiturt . ^ mid-Aprii what makes the noise inside, but there is a •t ,• • . , n, „. . , olosion and. fire in With funds collected In New The strvey was prompted b> £ vi.il covming the unseen world which Hot its participants a very Merry Christmas ciaimed 50o lives and inflicted Jersey and other sections of the the fact [hat the tree population >* and all good things in the year to come. . 3,500 injuries. June floods occur- the .strongest man, nor even the united country, the stricken and Injured has dropped from 1.426.000 _in ^ . red in seven rrmhvcstorn and people were given the best -of 1937 to 92o.000 last year. Much v* strength of all the strongest men that ever eastern states. In September hur- care. Rehabilitation aid of the of the decline is accounted for by V lived, could tear apart. Only faith, fancy, ricanes and prolonged floods Red Cross include1! not oniy ex- the abandohment of ayed trees £ Get Rich, America! tended mediril-nursln; care, and and those of undesirable varieties, s poetry, love, romance can push aside that ; Your editor's ageless and valiant friend, Remembrance rebuilding and repair of home. . The survey thus far has also i' curtain and view and picture and supernal but it a'so provides needed house- revealed that the present per- v Hiss Caroline King Duer, has sent us her I remember the sudden rain beauty and glory beyond. Is it all real? hold^ui'nishiniis, live s.;ock. too'-s New Year's wishes for our country. They That clattered down the narrow and "equipment for farmers ant! Ah, Virginia, in all this world there is noth-. are the wishes of a*noble American for lane , craftsmen, and rj-esiablishment R. it. PINS * ' ing else real and abiding. Like the jolly gallop oJ wild-colt of small business or other gain- — 11KAI.T"! • America, and we consider it a singular hoofs. ful occupation for families who Letter M MAIN STI:i: No Santa Claus! Thank God—He lives privilege to be able to offer them for the And how it slid from j±e barn- have no resources to meet di- and he lives forever. A thousand years inspiration of all to whpm they come. yard roofs saster caused needs. to the from now, Virginia, nay ten times ten thou- In curved thin sheet) of silver A Christmas donation to the These are Miss Duer's "New Year Wishes mist •American Red Cross would ajso sand years, from now, he will continue to for "My Country": While you and I kepi a child- be appropriate and would help mi'.ke. glad the heart of childhood. hood's tryst, to make it a happier Yuletide Editor Get rich quick, America. Rich in the Under a haystack dry and .sweet season. understanding of distressed peoples and Though rivers ran at our truant 19 December 7947 their needs. Rich in consideration for them. feet; ' INVITATION:—Malta is a bni Mr. Charles Gregory Tb.e IS etc }ligh School Position way from New Jersey but a Ben- Rich in generosity toward them. Rich in The Board of Education has, it seems to And I recall the gift you gave eral invitation by Governor Al- Woodbridfie, New Je-.sey courage to face what must be done for As we sought the shelter in our fred E. briicoll to everyone to Dear Mr. Gregory: us, taken, a vqry Important step in the visit the Garden State p. inted in them. Rich in facing your own proble/ns.. cave, During this, the Holiday Sea- creation of two ne\v positions in the high Twelve fat gems on a timothy the interesting publication "Sun' son, we both look back on .our Rich in the humour that unites humanity; Fun in New Jersey" issued by the -ichfjol, namtly, Vice, Principal and Direc- loop, accomplishments of the past, and that learns to value mental, more than ma- Filched from a purple raspberry New Jersey Council, the States ahead to our plans for the forth-. -or of Guidance. From all those who .will hoop. advertising agency, reached there. terial advantages. Rich in the -honour that coming year. ' i'oc-us their vision on the weaknesses or our Beauties that mocked the jew- As a result Joe Ventura Bord.i. In the past year no small par; ttiU vanfo re.suit .organization, we -el certain this 'respects its word, and the judgment that el's art ' S. Loujs H. Rue D'AiRon's. Gjira. of the credit for the success we And paved your way to rhy ten- Malta; would be'pleased to accept have had in the voluntary re- action will receive:a warm welcome. builds that \vord into a bulwark. year heart. , .the invitation. But Joe needs an cruitment of men for your Army There is rtothing in all this world so good affidavit from some kind citizen and Air Force is due to'the splen- Tin academic responsibilities which sponsoring! his trip to the Garden ll m did cooperation we have received niu--t be fulfilled if we are to even approach as the giving of your best; as pulling a ^''J^Vid^'fa?'^ '° State. through the columns of the In- tin.' ultimate in meeting the complicated little more than your own weight invthe Dreams jn jewels and'rare oM •'I was interested un|ll decided dependent-leader and Carteret laces, I » to come but I was tcftd that T Press. and cumplex situatibns which are develop- must have an affidavit, and that diire and getting away wfth it. No matter^an? a n_ anciei|tl beamlful Only with your continued as- ing in education in these times, require in hln g ^ have no relatives in the Vhole sistance and support can we hope what your creed, have faith also in the for a princess, fit for a kin;;, tif America to do me one, so I addition to a carefully,considered curricu- to fulfill successfully the impor- oflher man's. God understands more than i(jh the-|Kleam of them amfwritini! to you." wroic Joe to tant task that lie--, ahead of us lum the personnel to give strength and all I saw , the .New Jersey Council. "Maybe for the coming year; the task of or|e language. The old English hunting you or anybody else in any part vitality to the program both in and out o: fp.t gems on a timothy satisfactorily maintaining re- motto, "Throw your heart over first, and stiraw, of America will be sa kind as to cruitment at a level commensur-- the classroom. It is to fortify the school': —Anna Aiken McGoldrick do mf an affidavit." then follow it," is a good one for moat ate with the needs of the Service, position in this respect, we ansume, tha Unfortunately, time dots not fences in life, By R. J SCOTT permit a personal visit aod ex- the Board adlopted the resolution to pro- scon's SCRAP BO pression of our appreciation. vide an assistant to the principal, Dr. John However, please allow this letter ?. Lozo, and to point up that very vital The real test of American citizenship 1B to convey the Season's greetings not the family tree. Nor does it lie in being i (i you and every member of the phast of activity—guidance of the pupil— •AafTs of the papers which you by naming a Director. able to trace ancestry back to colonial publish and wish you every suc- origin. The real test is the citizen's enthu- WEAR 60% MORI cess for the coming year. Immediately after thej Board made BAPlDLV OH ^BAV Sincerely, thiasm and^determination to share in the ROADS |; standing job bused on tbelr trajmny, • pel- _Murk'Twain I'uMltihi'ir Kverv Thuru'lnv hv are ^rufe conoerning >them, we believe no liit- WO'HII.IMX.' i'iil»l|»hlmf Com- The mon whom I have speti aunceed best I>utiy, WuodlirldKe, N. J. OPEN fHlDATB 4!*>-«:« P. M, :serious fault tan "be.'foUnd Wlth'thelr nomi- Churlca K. On-gorv, PrPBlilent; in life have always been cheerful and hope- Maxwell I.ugnn. Vii-R-Preildeiii; l.iUVrrinB K. Citiniil'in. Tr»a»urer; ful men who went about their btiilfless with l.ucy I'1, (JreKOty, Kecr*tary. Still, we (irmly believe thai the ultimate a smile ontheir faces and took, the changes CIIAIU.KS I'V |,C intc mcdlsle teiim, pUylni; also Invited Sh'ri'l. •Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan. W under the name of Bull DORS, was ert, Cnrlson, Ronald Oslioine, slty, Oxford, Ohio, Is spending the of committees were heard and .. * Russell puiw; bRd. host to CarraKher Boys Club of Hipuiini: Wrdtinsclay in Jr.. Leonla. were weekend guests We Will Strcloh Your Curtain* Theodore, Neals. ' holidays with his parents, Mr. and donation was votevoted to he Ml-| Huli(,k; shuffi(l. Cnltmla and although the locals If) were: Kmilol'muten. nf- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- dlesex Tuberculosis and Health! m'"1™. P«ry H: 25e to Site » Pair Also, Robert Lake, Clarence Mrs. Gcorce Britton, Sonora Ave- in i-«..,, | wpr(% clefeated they showed real u loiip. Andrnw Dziombak. seph Cullinane. Star Street. jgjjy,, iboard. E. E. Chadder; ping pong, Bowen, Lawrence Pearson, Judith nue. 1 Charles j promise of developing into a first. Also, Table (lotlM. Scirfu tnd , Kmik. Normn Rprpni\ Present were Mr. and Mrs. -Erich ' rim tars nnd quoits. Short, Odette Haddad.,Elsie Bo- —Mr. and Mrs. F. Femtinani, —Miss Doris Koehl, Newark, ! rlnss outfit. The boys will entor Dollies llnllinn.'iwortli, Christine Keenan. kaves, Jean Wissin!',, Harold Hillcrest Avenue, entertained rela- spent the weekend at the home of Weiockert, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorm a dire need for more! ,li(1 rcsuiR,. iPague competition Caniil MiiRiio, Thnmns There Frre Pirk-up and DellTery YnurmlitiK, Sidney Humphries, tives from New York ovrr tli!> her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. WoodWood.Mr.andMrs.GpovBPDeKen-, Mr. and Mrs. George DCKPM-; -( r'si' s(|.s ,n orricl. „, wlllch starls jBmlary 8. .hum's Kinko. Joseph Liso- Andrew Usrinski, Kathleen May- weekend. Fred Rapp. Kennedy Place. hardt, Mr, and Mrs. Jnwph lap. - necessary entertain- Tn „.„,„,,,. B.m. d ;,n;iniip 1> Stefano, Diano and Mrs. Fred Walker, Provide the necessary entertain-1 , , . , ,, The Beit Curtain Service knwski, Rita Nalaseo, Phyllis.-Hill, —Mrs. Wil'iani Black. Cooper A ts Mr. and Mrs. Adolph P.sersoi, men, for .I* younpters » ««»\ I evSln^ai C»coK CVO trolncoil "We «o the Btst" , i';iul Burton, Flunk Grafc- Mary LiiBar. Marion Poster. Vi- Avrniie. was hostess Wednesday a'.. 1 1 Mrs. William Gray, Mrs. Michael mteivstcil m helpini: tv.e asked to; (h(, M Ulchpll WOTinrs ^2.\s i i,i'i)n r ,,, in, I.mdii MimiH'ey, Mary at a meelins of the Iselin PTA be held Saturday at the home «f l i audliiinum mule- the super- Frank"1* Sni Food Kitcliru ! i".11 i'i(-i;i Cornrlliei'. Joan iT-inlaw. Gus Koclil.Astoiia, L. 1. vision of Stanley Nanrnsst and ThursdaThuryy afternoon. Each chile! Mr. and Mrs. George WWoodd , Lw.i CilluMine Morns, Klix'i- ISKUN The Woman'.-; Club of viOted Mr. and Mrs, Eli" Wolf CimVs Keenan. Tl\?re was a Fish Dinnen, Clam Chowder Concvi Avenue. Sunday. was presented with a n Quardia Avenue, 8:30 P. M. Tlv l.illn|]. Catlu'rinc Taylor, Iselin held a luncheon and ClivH- br'.i' :\i-ou|) of boys and nirls 1 1 Letters of thanks were sent It next meeting will be held January Clatm, Shrimp, Oy»ter», Served AH Hour* M.ii in; ! !, Carol Hehmidi. —Mrs. Stanley Zucker. New .prestuil, mas party at the homo of Mr.. Klines and Pearl's for the dona- 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. \i, i'.inn, Joan Youm:. Cath- Yoik, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank \ There will be no basketball pro- ORDERS MADE UP TO TAKE OUT John Cwiekalo. Oak Tree Road. Zacker, Blooinfleld Avenue, Sun- tion of story books and comU DCBenhardt. 11 , ,.in. lionise Sinka. Putii- books. It was reported that tin | ".rum for the next two weeks, due .••.. I'.iinci.i Jackson, Barry Mrs. Margaret Chr'islensei:. day. ! to ihe holidays. FRANK TVTKA Mr. and Mrs. John Pt'lk",r,'in< total membership is now 102. hire Co., Entertains A,licit Mnyer. Joseph Cur- president, was presented with *? Mrs. Goldstein was presented D.itiiild Oliver, Robert dft and donations wen' voted to and daughter', Maryann. havi moved into their new home or with a past president's pin by Mrs Tots at Yule Affair OLIVER'S TAVERN CnaiU's Stoekman. Ja'me,; the Camp Kilmer Christmas Fund Bloomfield Avenue. Raymond McCrory. After the meet- Oak Tree Road Iselin, N. J. :i ,I.lines lteinpkinvski, Jo- : ing a Christmas party was held ISELIN—A Christmas parly vuis and the Near East Foundation. - -Mr. and Mrs. S.infoi'd Lun. j ,,;,,*. IV'uT M;ir!ll:vi, Wll- uifts were cxohrtriRed and refresh- held Sunday at the Hardiir.' Ave- 1 Mrs. Euwne Ruekbeil, chair- and son. Robert, Hillcrest Avemu (•;..HMCI . Hii'hard Pelersen. ments served by the hostesses Mrs. nue flrehou.se for the children of man of the American Home lie- |lim, letunied home after a fev H;iiaii, Robert Kuhar. Thelma Kline and Mrs. Stanley ihe firemen, partment, asked for vnlunleers to ^-eeks trip to., Louisburn„ _„.,,,. Tenn ,',i I'r'ileiirilio, Kiclwd Blur". Nacrosst, The next meetinK will be The children were grouped make bandages and dressing for here they visited the former', w January 15. iround a liRhied Christmas tree SERVICE MAP* ,',, 1 in lii-k. Kuth Bloduct. the American Cancer Society. This '.sister, Mrs. Mary Lou McCrorv Knk;iv Joyce Bererrn, -vhen "Santa Claus" entered and prnjeel will be organized nt the They also visited relatives in Vir- PIT/ THE POOR PEOPLE ! !ii't'-,rn. P.iti'icia Milkn. distributed Rifts. Games were T next meeting. Gifts were exchair,- ynua, Mm Bnchvli to Wed played, Christmas carols WKIO'P H AREN' , .•,,11• • I!. Dorolliv Jordan, ed after the business incelm:, -Jolm Retkwa. l,ymmin<; Col- , ..nh. F.veivtt Vulk, Mary Pennsylvania Resident .uns and refreshments were served. | JJ Prcsent were Mrs. Gwendolyn l<",e. is spendin'.r the diristnw Victor Jensen and Michael Wach- : y ••; ,•,;!• ,-'-, JoAiin I)t' Rose, Monanhan, Tuscon, Ariz,. Mrs. recess with his mother. Mrs, Rose ; : ;ini'Hti. Michael Tyck'i, ISELIN—Mr. and Mrs. Waltsv ter were co-chairmen. i ^ GtlSBROS. John Hall. Laurence Harbor; Mr... Retkwa Correja Avenue. h Bucheli. Fiat Avenue, announce r. ii.IM. Kd«.rd Beulilci. William Hud-' -Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mueck GULF SERVICE Hazel Walker, Mrs the eimaacment, of their daughter Here's our sineeresl 5 DiijuiiMin, Kleanm OfT- Clancy, Mr. 'Newark, spent the \veekenil at tin land, Mrs. DSNCIW Catherine, to John Edward Tilkey I r i ^cupauer, ROM* Marie Anna Irvine Mrs. Fr.mk Btink- home oNier parents. Mr. and Mr; trish to you for a A Mh.ii Pii- Anna e, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Tilkey man. Mrs. Martha Weickerl. Mr Waiter Balvere. Coi .eja Avenue Why A I ..: I,I, llnli.iid Pelli'.'iino. -Carl Luna, Soundman 2/e, Irvonii. Pa. bountiful Yuletide. Clarem.e Bower, Mi. Kdii.li Uoli The bride-elocl attended Wood- A stationed at Key West. Fla., i- Mrs. Laura Mommy. Mis ,1 brkU'.e Hiuh School. Her flanre. . \IMI I'akr I'urt The .ipenihn:! the Christmas holiday,- Wilberl, Mrs, S.IUM Shohli. Rraduate of Irvona-Coalport Hi-^h Wait •;• .iiiil Kulilh u:,nlc>, buthdays nt Mr.i. Amy Hind and at i be home of his parents. Mr School, served thvep years in thr • lluw.'irtl, Louise H.ind- M:>,. Hatlie H''!b!.- «••!•• n.ii'h ri.(l. and Mrs. Sanford Luna. Hillcrcs Navy. He is employed by Merck TO OFT H.nbara llobbs. Rudolph Avenue, and Company, Rahway. The coupb NANCY'S i icveint/.. Colistiinee Klmi -Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Getf plan an early summer wedding. 1 '.ii . J i.ui Relllie!!, Hnl>e ; AtU'iitioit! (hildrcir, .mil children. Barbara, Pliylli* I Luncheonette j| Peeker. June R.ind.i)! .ind Michael. Homestead.,. Park Giant of the Birds Venetian Blinds .:••• cj,uoii|.. I.ni, C'hn '.i ;:• Santa Arrives Today lien: Saturday at the home o 68 MAIN STREET 1 Growing 11 feet tall, the madagas- PHONE RAHVVAYS BLIND .-c••! I*- K.^pi-s'i. Urniy ('!»-- I'i'i p.iicnK M". an,I Mrs. Fr< car is the largest bird known to MAN FOR FREE ESTIMATE WOODBRIDGE . in Taylor, Josephine H-MH, ISKLIN'—Thr Ixliu Husinpss- Rapp. Kennedy Plac». Wine Neupatii'i. D.IM^ s.i'in men's Association li.is riMcivnl a -Mr. and Mrs, Russell ^U17 mist. ;;ii-v Muelter. Henry ¥,w\\n: wire from Santa (l.uis infiiniiinc Sonora Avenue, and Thomas Gro RA. 7-3016 : M.idsin. Fred Bli-ssmen Hie group that Saula (l.uis will ^an Fiat Avenue, attended i'i Ucinete:. Ho.ier Aveiv arrive »n Ihr !M train this C"ni;,-,:niiii party :i! the home ol FOR THE BEST aflerniMin. Mr ant Mrs Robert Floyd, Hil UNERAL PIECES, POTTED Jay-Sun O'Niill. Au'.'iisi Bc'ci;;i Lull Sloi'kni.in. '11 .-ii s.i Santa «ill distriliulc tilts tn PLANTS. CORSAGES AND VENETIAN BLIND & BOUQUETS :, .Lime-. Kei'iniii. Fi.uik \I 1 all tilt- children nf Isi'liu uu tn Mr Kl.ime Hardy. New Bvun SHADE CO wii-k. ?\M\\ the wci'k at the liomi : :e-.l B JWell. Aim T.ib.'l. .ind incliidim It years ul .IKC at I'll one Woodbridee 8-1636 114!) Main Street, Railway 1 ..{. Mi'. Evelvn Luna. Hillen- i iJi-Vnii . N.Ui.v \V;..;;,i!ii the Christmas tree which li.is \ ii C ipj)s, Miiiiuli T.ivliir. been froclpd by the associatinii Avenue, • Mr. and M-.s. A. Ken lev. Perth •WALSHECK'S :.. i- Piv.iiU. M.irjni v -D-uui'li at thr corner of Oak TITI- Hn.ul amooy ,ind Mr. and M:-. Anthony FLOWER SHOP .. C-iiDMi. Du'.nt!-,'. Iii-.;iU'i anil Middlesex Avenue. I.diiinn. Ralnvay. vi.-llrd Mr. ami 98 MAIN STREET TO YOU! , S'-ill.ik. An-:i'!'.n,i (il.is.iii, Mr-: ,](ii,n Piiitak. C'orrc.'j Avenue. i> ii Mu'i(|ui'i'ti. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Two Children Blinded by Hunday. •. •.ii.iiui.: ill ';;< p Mr and Miv. George'Gale. We Deliver and Telegraph • N i. Ii Ai ii' (",i:.i M.i • Explosion of Dynamite Gap) and KM\ 1S47 IRVING STREET m:l Mr. and Mrs. Flowers I'l'.nin.i.i lViinn m ('!'. n-li1-, YL'BA CITY. (.•AI.1K.--Tv.II clul- da-n were blii-il".! ;,r,d tin> sitflit of Oran. New York, lire the iUie.sts .le.lll t' 'III,111,l',i- C'.V.ii- RAHWAY, N. J. i ii-ell, Thomas Kenny Gi .nc two others was in d".ilit us the result " "' ~^_J___±_^ from I'libllc '.<•: Dmulhy Leib.iA.;/, Aii- of an cxpliisinn nf dyiumulo capt. THE SEASON'S j r •• Mule. Peter Nil la en C,i:l Their ri.vyi . ii'-(:ltl cr.uuimotlicr RAHWAY 7-2666 '' n>en, Maiiri'eii NLCnnr.u 5Uf!ercd sfiii-us iilijunu'ii injuries, KHECTlVt; IMMEDIATELY Wcinier, Tiiercs.i Nal.tlwu and two oilier cluldii'n serious hurts. ! When you want a satisfac- HEARTIEST COMPLIMENTS WE HAVE FOR I:,I Burylo, M.II^III-! .-'nii!'.i Nine physKM.ir.s at two hospitals tory job, let experts handle it! Viiur radio was an ex- ' S-.nik. KoDci: Su-li'. ,m worked over the yi'iniusters, who IMMEDIATE 1 pensive commodity new: Smith, (..'am! l.nsibkv ore the children of Vtloll and Dell FIRE CALLS Heyimlds, twin liintliiis who live at get full value from it by ,,:'., Ci.,ii. R:cii.i:.; -Ki.i/.ee keeping it in good working PHONE WOODBRIDGE 8-0698—WE DELIVER :. J.iiiM'n.. France. Oiuper nearby Slitter county ranches. DELIVERY 1 r'il'lh Dislrirl, WtHxibruljKO Township order through our guod re- • ID.^si-: . I>LI;I:>-;.I I.e.uv The Kramliiiuihcr is Mrs. Eliza- pair service. - I . IIK sii.i'icv Nc .'.•. (i.n belli Reynolds. : I'.f ifiit Ml'C.II 'if. . U HI l!limleut Leader Hostess Ihcir siijht, ph>>ici;ms said. Dar- Woodbridge 8-1200, giving name and location of fire. Telephone Wood. 8-1308 1 1006 RAHWAY AVENUE — AT AVENEL STREET Ifli'ii luifilel Trooji bara. fl, ai.ul KIWUIIL , 7, also were —Joseph P. KocsiU— w^sm injured Have someone stand by to direct fire truck on arrival. . 452 RAHWAY AVENUE I !- E, ! Tvoop. Deputy Shonll Kenneth Hooper AVENEL, N. J. held .i said he had im infnnn.itioii on how WOODBRIUGE ,u:. ,(f A HUE A1ARM BOXES .i- p.uty , Inline' of Ihu children ubtauioii thu caps. :i: Le.iitel1 Ml Josepii i, , Monday. Illuc I j

ISELIN, N. J. INDEPENDENT—LBADE PAGE TWELVE WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 24, 1947

Christinas is the most wonderful time of the year—a time of giving and re- \ Dr. and Mrs, Henry A. Belafsky and Family Tn you aiul your? jro our heartiest (rood eriving—a time of joy and good cheer—a time when the spirit of pood will EXTEND wishes for a wonder- fu! Christmas—a full. fills men's sonls-a time to extend sincere wishes for health, happiness and Uapi>y Now Year. prosperity—to say simply and sincerely the old fashioned, hut tried and true -MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ONE AND ALL. Dr. and Mrs. Cvril I. Hulner and Family

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For each and every We propose a toast May the holiday sea- one of you—we sin- A very merry Christ- to your health and son and the New happiness this gay, cerely wish the best mas—A very happy Year be filled with bright, wonderful wishes in all the joy and serenity for New Year — in the Christmas. May your world on thi.i happy, you. best Holiday Spirit. holiday be best-ever! • joyous season. Joseph Janas VogePs Family Liquor Store Woodbridge Lumber Co. Acme Milling & Lumber Company 82 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. AVENEL, N. J.

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May the musical bells resound with peals of !l Into every chimney joy and happiness of every home—we're for you and yours dropping a Christmas this, holiday season package of best Yule- and; throughout the entire New Year. tide wishes for every- one. WINTER BROTHERS WAYSIDE FURNITURE SHOP Henry Jansen & Son HIGHWAY 25 AV|NEL Enjoy a wonderful y •r>88 Aldui Street Woodb'ridge, N. MikkkkkkiiiikkkkXkkkkZikkkkkkkkkkkkiiikkk'kkkkkMikkkkiS Christmas and a Hap- To you and your lie- « 1 loved ones we wish a •Jt* py Bright New Year merry, heartwarming The year round we Christmas and a suc- I look forward'to wish- cessful, srnilc-ful New The "Star over Beth- ing you this! holiday Year. lehem shining over season the merriest your home brightens Christmas ever and a, BAY VIEW INN our sincere wishes for Happy New Year. TIP TOP TAXI FRED FRITSCHE CAB SERVICE, INC. your happiness. 400 South Pine Av« WO-8-1400 Miriam's South Amboy ! 24 GREEN STREET KOVAC MOTORS 76 Main Street Woodbridge, N. J. WOODBRIDGE ikkkkkkkkkDkkkkkkkkkkkkUikkkkiaikkkkkJikkMiMiMikkJhK 720 AMBOY AVENUE ' WOODBRIDGK

TO YOU! Dr. and Mrs. M. I. Coweij and Family one a/tdALl ISEL1N, N. J. MAY YOUR YULE Friendi - Employees and their i\mtiHe» UkUkkktoftfrtiiikUBfth^^tilitiMihfrW^, Star-bright are our LOG BURN wishes for you tand Our greeting to you ypurs this glorious' J BRIGHTLY! ib Aort, siniple but Yuletide season. Bringing in tin- Yule Lui is C*ffP' ^ G»e«tings of the sea- an ancient Christmu, cus- 8ino«re. Merry Christ- son and best wishes. tom, and su in the exchange mas — Happy New »( good winhrt among men ' THOMAS PRICE HOWARD * r Ave. and JUIM* 81 DE SOTO • PLYMOUTH Deal«r 31w£ & Ritter Ave. ROUTE WOODBHlDGBv N. J. Woodbridse, N. J. 446 St §t> New W0-8-1JW l 1 |• ' I}- iff* .. y f L*i l^.ft ^V •( .^.V-.' ) INDEPENDENT-DEADER _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER^. 1047 ^L^^L, Bartha Schedules ExtraTPfoctice Drills for H.S. Tossers Suppresses Brilliant Joan Sullivan's Efforts fruitless St.James?Jayvees f NEW BROWNIE By Jack Sordi Scoring Weakness Gives Coach Cause Irryhflumk, 7M9 Decifions in South Amboy [MiHian, l'ni-lM>hlr For Work Aplenty . . Thf , .... •• ' I'l-Mnir Ihe led the Life Insur- in Kirsl (,YO Cltib Score* otatiy spon brilliant performance of ,|,,,ln Sul. 'anc(, Co The encounter was livun Stivilc i of State, < Oiisirlrr; High Ih" Orciners' st.ir forward.!packe,.. d with thrills, duo to theiimiv •h*. WOOOBRIDOE Coach LOU Ih I Triumph; W Vliin for St. James' quintet was upset in its'fast, play of both teams. The final Barlhn not satisfied with the (WN last two encounters. The Linden outcome of the contest was not, Mm.Vr, B formnnce of his epiintet In Its All-Stars wen: the first. aKRi'fiKn- MiiMinun, --RhnwlnR li.s derided until the final quarter SOUTH AMBOY-In R return! three succe.^lve .losses against tion to I urn hack Conch Bob St. lloffmnn, Perth Amhoy. and South I,, ;I;H1 nf hall tills s»ason. Ihe when the Metro Girls put on a Hlch with the Smith Ahibny St. iiiver, has r.chcdulcd several prac- i.niii's' Bi", Five, sparked by Andrnsy's rlian/es on the local scoring spurt. Mary's .Tuyyees. trie St. .lurries' >ESIGNS tlrc sessions during the holidays ,,in C';irnry, posted its SPCOIHI Pnrlsh House courl. With the ex- Friday night the Oi'elners will CYO Inrtk the emmt of their DQHET8 A travel to KeansburR to enfsaRc the o sharpen the Barrons' offensive , i; iii win when it, drfentcd the Sulltvnn. 'across thr river" rivals 27-171 ;vi 'LAXTS local Rebels at Ihc Ballbacks Audi- | ^i]'™^ ' r power. Cwich Barthn hnd reason ,,|i, ',nvn Greyhounds 74-59 in ,i (1 n n the Amboyans' hnme court. Tie |lfltr 8-1221 ! to moan when statistics showed ,..•.,• i pluyed on the St. James' nlfcnsive attack, tnrtum. 1 1 II fame was bitterly fnushl with H . which has shown plenty of power |i. HIIITIK, II 1 1 the Red Blawrs sunk only 7 baskets 'ttDGE ml Court. KUntil, r 1 fi Mary's nttemptirtR to avenge an ill season, failed completely In llic (illKINT.US iai in fil attempt? on their home court l,l;in" n H tn !) lead in i.h? ..I, Harris, II ii rll*v defpat. second half. Sullivan and Morris StiUSi', K n u n against Perth Amboy. which indl- •HOPPI ruiiirter. the 'ncnl hoopslors at. Jnmes' took m curly lend in raptured scoriiiK honors for the MVulK'l- cati's the Bnrrons' scorini; attack 'ARZ, rroj .,. iirvfr pressed ns tliny wid- 1 .MniTh R the first qxmrtev and never re- lociil combine. Nusse, Paley and is beiow par. AVENDK ,,, ,| ih" "up in Hie second slnn/,,', linquished H rlurlns the entire O'I- 1 Colrlns slurred nlfensivcly for the nlii, ,• The bright spot in the local f. N. .», roriiii . twenty-seven points. I J lli'ir- r II I.INDKN muntev. The tiaht defense set up quintet's dismal showins thus far .T.ll •i in ('arney. scorirm star of the •.\iii.k.-r, by ftie locnl combine kept the this season has been the steady ttriibi inline of the II | NU^KP, South Amboy Bnints' .fcovinn tn a traveled to -t rl" II i Fnlnv, court work of Ace Adams and the for uventy-fnur points, iNrwYol,kh',er, e they were handed ' 1-i-uM. 14 n i Vrflixl minimum. seoiins potentialities of McCalleh. Inch score for the nmh;. IS | HdlT, M Gary Mwicks, high scoring St. ]{Mrin.-lr second setback by the power- M.I :i iiu cil:i,s I'nlllllH The latter has shown up well In With twelve • • -- !••< II U.» UIV |)IJVMM- James' sharpshooter, again led his Indeti Melrn (Jirls. who represent- iho Barrons' recent 'encounters, Bob (Hills nnrl Bruz/.y ^.llll.l/.i'Mlll(, tenm mates offensively by tallyins ind Is pressing Mickey Qutweln: inch iwnered nine points. ten points. Hony Brodnink, who for a starting assignment. oCaCh M;i77!i, wilh sixteen points, starred under the basket defen- I.ou Bartha had praise for His ii"h mnn for Ihe loslnw Grey-1 Cardinals Keep Winning Streak Aid Squad Benefit sively, followed Messick in the sqimd who were denied their regu- .1.. 1scoring column by partinn ths nets hr practice sessions before the Atft- !''i ,ilny. December 2fi, 1047. j for eight pointst Jitn Noble, St. boy conflict due to the extra «#- l!i: Five will encounter the Intact, Run String to 4 in RowSaints' 4th in Row Mary': s stalwant forward, led his riciilar activities held in the high team's scoring with six points. school. Barthn stated today thfct Naval Reserve combine of i S. .1 A MICK <'. V. I), - Amboy on the St. James" Clip St. Anthony's 5 in he expects his sqiind to hit their H:30 P. M f'.nlcli'll stride after they hnve put five Of Montis (uiitiirc Triumph] i' '^ 11 I'nisviirv IAMI-:.: nil) Km: ] ] Legion Preliminary; .Ml'.xHick, f six 1,'nmes behind them. Orcr Hi,s7io/w, !ii-1li;') }f~ '";] IS I'WtViiry, + The Barrons dropped tchlr sec- Defense is Brilliant I'l'WClS, '• - ilifili Scorer lii'ls, It ond wild affair of the season UttlBn • SAINTS—21 I tn ,il n Ink. it Coach Joe ReznU-hak's qillntfet WOODBRIDGE — Playing the ;F.iriiln. K stopped the Red Blazers 48-Sl In 'IIH- S;. ,T, o'llrlcn. f . . • cials who allow the game to get allcntli'li of in.my local fans, Ka:'h their undefeated march as they out of hand before attempting to 1 team in ih" icr.'iie has its own I made St. Anthony's CYO its fourth H keep it under control. The Battin victim by a 24-21 score on the supporter* who have added a Kreal Kills Wife as She Leaves Niilili- defeats cannot be laid to the poop ; Woodbridge High School Court. ; deal to the i:v.i',:-i'-s in the lcasuc. ; l r111 \. >fflciatinK, but the calibre of .play The outcome of the contest was 1 Him; Turns Gun on Himself .Mialclln and sco:c can definitely be traced Last wci'k will be Ion ,' remem- j never in doubt due to the brilliant INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-A 32-year to the way in which the gaihes- her 'd bv i; if M.Miii-- [oi they cap-! defensive play of the St. James' • lured llicir Ii.•-: victory,• '•a-t ".th. e old bus company mechanic shot his SPORTS ROUND-UP are handled. quintet. Johansen and Jim Boland, rXpt'lW (if tin Ill-imp-, bv a :H-1B i attractive blondo wife as she packed Coach Bartha's quinted showed .•-•lire. P.iul 1 ''rt'ip sparked the her suitcase to leave him, police both Ban-on mainstays, were in- Fencing Schedule By Johnnie Royle serted into the St. Anthony's line- some Improvement against Perth Heap Big Cash Due, Monk:, in vicl.i'i'V wuh lil.s twelve i said, and then turned the gun on Amboy; especially in the first half ' , pr.uil<. fniliiwe(I by Captain Ed- • himself. up in in an effort to topple the We let temptation get the best of us when we local Saints. At Rutgers Lister when the Bnrrons matched the Indian Tribes Claim ward Ituiliilph with ten tallies.; The bodies of Charles Stewart and opened a few letters from our local athletes destined Panthers' scoring attempts. The .Ir-.-iilllI" H.iii'l ',V.r••i- hrhi ' h man for! his wife, Virginia, 27, were found Once n^ain Tony Brocinlak wr.s Panthers held a five point edge fit NEW BRUNBWICK-Pive home the '"M-i s A n:i •i"/'•i-iv'-ii ]pniiits. their upstairs apartment by a taxi the main cog in the CYO offense for Santa Clause. We hope that before the year 1948 the end fo the second period when 1 matches and a triangular meeting Cardinals- cab driver who was bringing Mrs as he tossed in a total of eight, they led the Barrons by a M-18 i Tab Compiled for Uncle Sam Captain .I.ihn Anniv-,1 with Lehlgh and Navy at Anna- tomes to a close Santa will have fulfilled their re- as they Stewart's sister to the home. points. Gary Messick came through score. Ace Adams' and McCallen's ,| C"Mlinucd lin-ir ruli polis highlight the eight-match On Land Compensation. Detective William F. O'Rourke with five points. Jack Qolden, Bob quests. sharp shooting at the foul line •] i-altlcil unih;;)ii:i'(l possession of Rutgers fencing schedule announc- said it was "Qbviously a case of Powers, and Joe Geis once again kept the Barrons within reach of i ! lirM place by viruie of their win ed today by Director of Athletics The first letter to Santa was from Coach Priseoe NKW YORK.-The Indians wont 1 '>•> con-1 murder-suicide." starred defensively. Andy Sevak Perth Amboy during the first half. ': over II.c S.illi!. :i 38-22 eon George E. Little. nt l'-.ist $7,500,000,000 from the U: it- O'Rourkc said Mrs. Stcwar.t had proved to be high man for the St asking for a new quarterback to replace Ace Adams Off to Showers i Steve (null •*as hi-'.h man with I quintet with his ten The Scarlet foilsmen will open ••'! States. Then they'll be willuu: fen pniii!\ H.ipid Hubert Bis- bwn'shot twice through the head. Anthony jiiii-j. , their campaign on January 11 who will be ineligible to play next year. The shrill of the officials' whis- v i-:dl It a deal and slip tlui,r.it,,j . v,-a.s hr.'.h --niief for the Saints Her body was in a chair and her points. iti ripen suitcase was on a nearby i Pleased with the showing made against Brooklyn College In Brook- Hank Niebank would like to find a scholarship to tle in the thh'd period took, its ', •„, • ;s: csPTit own*r9. Ii tin I'iiiiii'.c;.-. Matthew Gre;i- .all when Boyer, Anderson, and davenport. I by Coach Jim Keating's charges, I iyn. Home matches with Pr'ince- •[•he Uguro Is an estimate by Lev/is 'inu'i' was oml l:i '.h man Hank Niebanck would like to find a scholarship id ueitner of the Panthers were sent $ Stev.art was sprawled on the floor the American Legion management uon atKi N.Y.U. will follow. After ?i •: , i Voupe. an Indian represent*- • p':nt- to the showers. Ace Adams afld ' i: 'A;!', r: '] near the door of the living room at has asked the Saints to agree to 1 two out-of-town appearances early Pennsylvania University in his stocking .Chrirtrna : . , of the totnl bill which 2.'-n lr;b. s '•.mill-, the Mi'iiks, Erick Chrlstensen. who have not , ' itmdav !» the top of a stairway. He had shot play all the Legion's preliminary tn February, the Rutgers fencn •• 1 Land Uncle Sam for real estate morning. completed a name this season be- • piici hv he- •xi-k -'. a-t'-irv. will himself Jhrough Ihe mouth. games. Their first appearance im-1 will conclude thei" —»»"season" a°*t homi«nwe 1 1 1 cause of the number nf fouls called ] <•..•:• claim he didn't pay enough for Vii".! Ih' M . illd pl;ii'e .S.unls ill A note on the fireplace mantel wns der the new arrangement will take i against Panzer, Columbia and Clair "Bill Stern" Bixel, in his letter, aak§ for the 1 ni?ams.t them, were ejected from ; . , ihc first place. Tlic lab includes lirvt .I-.I ' ;•> : ,itn, mi lhi' Si. addressed tn a Cleveland man and place January 5th on the Barron Temple. construction of a broadcasting booth in. the neM? eta* .:milaU'd interest, II; 'in1 -.ec Hid con- Coaching the Scarlet v.ill be Don the contest bofo"c the start of the •• | J.lilU signed by Stewart. It read: "Thanks Avenue court. (Hunt from which to announce the Golden Bears' fourth stanza. ^..; Tin- Hovernmcnt Itself invited Ibis. 1: •• iil 11 :j), v.ii; attemp; to for breaking up our home. It musi . V..O. Cetrulo, veteran mentor who re- Late in the final period, theSar- ,,i ti,.UT terms uf the Indian claims -,i-a 'lie lcidm:' car- have made you very happy." turned to Rutgers last season after games. ; rons put on n spurt that cut .the ;i.t of August. 1946, lh* ludi-tris I Police said Mrs. Stewart was sta- a war-time leave of absence. d;n.ii I! I'llKValT. The fourth letter was from Coach Lou Bartha, who Panthers' lead to ten points. Vic .,!o given five years in which to I tinned in Cleveland while a member Mrsslrk, f The schedule: l-'fl-rnr", I' went all out to ask Santa for a victory to eliminate iPetach, Perth Anjboy forward, was i I'., claims for compensation for i of the Waves during the war. rmvi'l'S, '' • January 11, Brooklyn College at Brooklyn; 15, Princeton at New "busied from the game by Referee- i.inils lliuy ceded to the g..vtni:i.eiit his quintet's losing complex. Lou also included a P.S. iBill Pickens^ for unsportsmanlike • -11 V. K Brunswick; 18, N.Y.U. at New ::,..ny years ago. i i. ilk. conduct while attempting to stem Russian Is Credited With Brunswick. to request a little additional time for his squad to Thu biggest single tab. rxu:\i to the Barrons' spurt, February 1, Lehigh at Bethle- practice. it least $3,000,000,091, will come Inventing Electric Light ANTH'INVS Coach Joe Reznlchflk's forces In- (1 hem; 16, Navy-Lehigh-Rutgers at I. ,m :iO tribes which make up the MOSCOW. - Tho Russian press Walt Flowers, the unoflicial mayor of Fords, would sured their victory when Lou Gay- Annapolis; 19, Panzer at New N -rtliiTii Confederacy, according to said the Russian inventor Lodygjn .1os dropped three successive shots Min Brunswick. like Santa to repair his battered shoulder. Y ...ipe, who Is the Confederacy's lce- invented the incandescent electric •I-K through the hoop to put his team March 1, Columbia at New ; ', i!:vo cuunsel. light long before Thomas A. Edison. The Iselin All-Stars combined their l'ouuesml for out ih front 45-29. Manfatortta, iaraiik, Brpswick; 15, Temple at New Hi- estimates that the remaining Hailing Lodygin on the 100th anni- Gaydos and Hladun sank three Brunswick. new football uniforms. • .!.. ,. winch were less populous. versary of his birth, the government 21 foul shots to conclude the Panth- •, ill bill Uncle Sam for at leajjt $2.- newspaper hvestia said Edison was Joe Kursinsky's, letter to Santa Clans was short -but ers' scbring. : «J IHJO.OOO. shown a model of Lodygin's lamp New ^ovie Camera Cpn Take Radio Isotopes Now to the point." Joe wants to see his six-man football Ace Adams led the Barron scor- N-. claims actually have bct-n filed '; by a Russian sailor years before the ing with twelye points, while Jim ! " ..use the Indian Chums enmmis- 1 American completed his own re- II Million Pictures a Second Used in Vims Tests program become a success and spread throughout the Boland and McCallen contributed n hasn't itarted funetiunini{. I search. Izvestia added, however, NEW YORK.-A new motion pic- township next fall. eluhl points each. ' v.:.,n they arc .filed, many tnbei ! that Edison did "an enormous ture camera, which takes U million In the preliminary game, the, ,.:••: v\|>ected to pool thur claims. - \ I: I • IN ! amount of work on the subject." pictures a second, was shown to the Promises Successful Attacks Bobby Mascenik, the Golden 'Bears' speedster, Perth Amboy Jayvees took the X In all. tha government mede ThC soviet press previously 'has Society of Motion Picture engineers On Many Human Diseases. asked Santa if he couldn't provide him with a few count of the Woodbridge Juntor ...... ut 320 treaties .),< cession with stated that the Russian inventor by Dr. Brian O'Brien of the Univer- Varsity 25-12. | Popov rather than Marconi was the sity of Rochester. In the resulting additional pounds for his frame. •,, • Indians. Of thcic. Youpe says NEW HAVEN, CONN: - New .. ,'au i!xi treutics were "^e wllh They Come to Life father of modern radio and that the slow motion, a rifle bullet takes A letter postmarked Williitmsburg, Virginia, wns P T research, including use of raillo I't'tl'I'KOM, f 1 A true hiberiu.linj! animal will ', arm: penicillin was a Soviet product about one minute to move one inch I 8. •.:,• Nmtbern Confederacy am) the Isotopes, promising successful at- Mi-lMllen, f awaken when (he tempeniture on a motion picture screen. from Tommy Korczowski, asking Santa to strengthen II 0 . utan tribes. tacks on many human diseases a'nd tiiltwoln, f II 0 , r^ac^cs 00 decrees. It is the tem- Flrsf Dairy Cowl These pictures are good for sci- his broken ankle for the Dixie Bowl game on New l.rvi. r .1 . Tho Northern Confederacy, alone, solving somle basic mysteries oi riirl.swnii'n. perature rather ihiui the season The first cows were- brought to ence, but unfortunaje'.v not good for (l o v, .uu tu be paid for nil of Iowa. life, was reported by Dr. Wendell I>•• mnit'Mkt, .1 o animals out of hi-. the jjamcstowcstownn sattlemensattle t n 1811 motion picture audiences. They ace Year's Day. , :.i..v.uri. Kans'as, Arkamas. okla- that briniius thettifsnt the am M. Stanley of Rockefeller institute. DlHl'll, |{ (I ' ,nd to ththe Plymouth colony In 16216244, blurr/y. This blurring interferes with Emili Karl, C.Y.O. trranager, would jike a bus or sta- Kllllli, tp • 4 I..:.,:,, Minnesota, Ot.\o. I'" ; bernalion. At first, the animal trem- This research Is a study of lluhuid, K 0 Most of theso cows were from Dev the pleasure of looking at fast ,M;l/./ll, K 1;:!: .is, Miehifian and Wii' bles violi'iitly 11 warm its body and .viruses, tiny chemical agents thai tion wagon to furnish transportation for his teams. oushire. things, but not with the ability to i • brinu it to inirmal teiurerature, cause ipfantile paralysis, influenza, i .,• i f'jr big parlJ of Nebraska make saientiflc observations and at common colds hnd other diseases, Emll also asked Santa to disclose a way in which to 1'KltTH AM'HOY V .:k and Pennsylvania. measurements with new accuracy. (! he told the 100th anniversary cele- The camera does away with shut- get ridvof thirty pounds of frankfurters he has had in iinv'.i'uH, r . bration oi Yale university's Shef- (I'liiHiiifii, < ters, which ordinarily open as each field Scientific school, this nation's his refrigerator since the C. Y. 0. dance. I'i'tnrh, f . trance is photographed and closes lliillifi'ii, f oldest university school of science. Bill Bohany'put in his request for a glass trophy llnyi-r, r while it moves on for the next. Sub- Dr. Stanley, Nobel prize winner stltuted is a complicated system ot i^. u^.,.^, case in which to place his "Most Valuable Plnyer" h lenses. These lenses dissect the im- and pioneer in virus research, said AinliTsoli, K 14 award. MiiukinvlU, t Kiinlls/, g . Bges iijto fine strips. Each strip is a I morcapable etha ofn causin 300g differen diseaset s ivirusen mans , Charlie Molnar would be more than surprised with 5 IS 12 48, single thin line of light in theanifnals and plants had been dis- Santa if he were to find the new car be has been wait- came covered. Viruses can breathe, eat ana reproduce themsfelve? when ing two years for outside bis door tomorrow morning. Retired Grocer Opens Up ' Drop of 800,000-4- In Federal they enter certain cdls of their The loiigext letter in the heap was from Coach Rube Employment, BureaI In Feu Reporti * host | Customers' 'Dream StprV But it is hot, yet known what McCray of William and Mary Collage, asking Sank lAlBOIS, PA. — The groiery iu»l. WASHINGTON, r- The fedeial chemical structure is necessary to send him a few more athletes from Woodbridp nesk ot 78-yekr-old Charles Mike— payroll haa dropped by 1.4 million for the virus lactivity, how vi- saljl out a year ago when Mike re- -from 3J6 million to 2,2 mlllion- to replace Tommy Korr/.owfjki, Tucker Thompson and ruses reproduca or how certain tired—is open under th« old name since end of the war, but state and changes can ocop that sometimes Lou Creekmur when they graduate. j again because he wants "to divide local governments have been step- rpake their pogeny different from The champion Port Heading St. Anthonys baseball my profits with my old customers." j| ping up their hiring, the census bu- the parent., Trie same kind of Mike retired because he felt lie reuu reported. changes decur in genes, the maater team placed a request with Santa to have its diamond was too old. He built himself sinew As a result of this trend, It said, molecules that determine inherited improved u little for next season. house but when the house was fin- nearly two out of every three pub- characteristics. In some respects ished time began to hang heavy on lic jobholders are working lor state viruses are str kingly similar to the Santa's biggest ord*r came from the kids in town his hinds. • and local governments. genes. who are anxious to aee a Y. M, C. A. built in the j SOL Mike re-entered the grocery The state and local increase has New exper ments wit|i radio- 1 business in a small room next floor (he Jde- - active or "t Jged" ato^na may locality. been offsat, however, by V"Tola) to the old store. And the price togj clitie in foderal employm^nj help show how viruses reproduce, At thef bottom of the pile, we dug out Coach Tony placed °n the shelves brought a public employment has! declined he said. growing line of customers hi his since April, 1945, by more t^an &k Cacciolaii letter y> Santa asking him to instill some of Other tests, he -continued, Indi- door; i thousand, 'pie monthly payibll now cate that lit may be possible to the spirit, which had disappeared this year, in his Fresh eggs — 30 cents a dozen; totals 5.9 million drawing aggre- change thfc chemical structure of next team. butter—75 Cents a pound; bread—12 gate yay of 1.1 billion dollars. the viruses by known chemical To udd a serious note to this column, which we cents; cold tneats-4S cents a pound. means, and that the viruses then Local stores, meanwhile, were sell- Bandit likes Victim's Sultj would produce young viruses hav- would like to do at thin time, it would be a nice gea- Ing •!«« for 85 cents a doien, but- 'Tike It Off,1 Hi Demands ing these same alterations. ' lijre if all of us, in some way, paid a little tribute to ter *t 90 cents, bread at 15 " This would open the way "not *nd be here today. The cards could easily have been Such work irtso mlfiht, supply jrjrbody." cued him horn » waihrpom, and oliwi to how -|J)BW' party: Mr*. Ai- fered m a :ecent fall. One'of the most demanded of scattered people and upwards o still go unpledged . . . Charges veda Sii!;, Mi? Erna Wels. Mrs. —Mr. mid Mrs. Raymond Rondo. the leading men in Hollywood i1 2.SO0 of their summer camps- of alleged juggling of accounts Mane S\it:o:. Ms. Edna Ski Fan view Avenue, are eiuertamim: Glenn Ford, Rita. Hayworlh want- raiiKint from a million dolla at the Annandale Reformatory sky. Miv Civ. ;-'.n .nests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Road" fame, is to be starred in and reaches well above the .sec- 1 ments." Alveda Su: .i-;i-i^( il by Mrs. Stella Ch.uk>-, O'Neill. Union City. Paul Gordon's production 'De- ond floor level of the rotunda mm\mm\ Hiiiiit Wittemunu, lirium," for the new Two Conti- Meyers, Mr- H.', — Mv. and Mrs. Clark Stover.. UNEMPLOYED:—Workers ami . , . Governor Driscoll has been Mrs. Anne T;I.I.: Mr.-'. Emma Warwick Road, entertained over- nent Film Company. It is the Now lli.it eroetiet cotton is available auain in larscr quantities employers of New Jersey now made a full-fledged member ot f Morn^y Mr.-. 1 n'lta Fernau. niuht Charles R. Denny, New York, j story of a poor Polish boy. played yrni can make Hie lace talilcclnlli you planned. Worked in separate have an unemployment trust. the National Society of Sons of' Mrs. Elizabfti. K"i /.\. Mr.s. Caih- —Mrs. John Swinton, New by Hurd, whose ambition is to squares put together in diagonal rows tn form a pointed edse, fund of $500,000,000 from which the American Revolution, as he erine Keenan. Dover Road, visited Dr. and Mrs. become a famous violinist. Yehudi this rlnth makes an unusually beautiful coverine for your table. those unemployed may draw is a descendent of Edward Robie, —The C,ii.ili.,i Volunteer Fire Howard Robbins, New York, Tues-1 Menuhin will alsa appear in the A direction leaflet for GOVERNOR'S LADY TABLECLOTH may upon during periods of industrial | a New England patriot Compaiiv •''>'.Victoria Miele. Clark still projector. for a screen film. "Bis Top." MGM matic. She declares shell stick to eolni for this pattern to 170 Nwi, Township. Anne Skibinsky and the fund became unemployed foi —Me. and Mrs. Georse Reseter. musicals. a considerable period the pres- paper Pattern Dept.. 252 West lHih Carole ScciU. who also tap dance 1 It's Dearma Durbins ambition has bought the yarn and will star CAPITOL CAPERS; - Honey- St, New York 11. N. Y Print Middlesex Road, entertained her ent reserve would suffice to pay Santa Clans, in the person of Ray mother, Mrs. Teresa Cherris, Perth to do a Broadway musical and. Kelly and June Allyson in it. bees should be given credit for j plainly SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS, | Tyronne Power and Lana each $378 in weekly payments Aymstioii", distributed ulfts to all Amboy, last week, and were hosts says she: "As soon as I can find the New Jersey farmer's success j STYLE NUMBER. the boy.- and ::nis. Carols were one . . . that's what I'm going to Dan Daily and Betty Grable are Turner, whose names were liuked over eighteen weeks. with fruit, vegetable and pasture REE the wonderful Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Compensation payments mado Mini: by iii'- Mbst'.s Geovgean Sui- Hersin. Perth Amboy. and Mr. and do." to be co-starred m two films. Tho romantically for some months, masses this year, claims the »tyle«! Get our MARIAN MARTIN ' to eligible unemployed. workers F»ll and Winter Fashion Book no*1 ter, L C.ot-.. Vifloria Le.siliski, Mrs. Ernest Pfeifler. Hopelawn. first is "Burlesque" and the next have apparently decided to call State Department of Agriculture Wilma Ti'ii'ili.'h. Ruth Hailtz. Frank Ross wants Gregory dUiinR the first ten months of Only fifteen rent* brings you thu —Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Suit. is "Call Me. Mister, beuy. by riuiis. Power and his wife. Anna- . . . "Danger — Construction ; Peck for "The Robe." and Peck 1SP47 totaled SM.5Q.6.000. com- Illustrated book of eieylo-«ew p.Li Mamaret ,-ivl Pa;::eia Scott, The Ahead" warns the New Jersey • 1 1 1 West Street, entertained Mr. and bellu. have been separated since terjiB—all the bt«t of what't nti commit i: : :v. ci:a:'.•?• of arran'ir- declares, "I would break both less the way. denies all reports that pared to $70,687,000 during the Taxpayers Association in look-1 ; Mr.s. Ray Armstlirong, Cranford, to do it, if it doesn't conflict with October, 1946, but they have not same period in 1946. FREE—ft pattern printed lo ih» ment.-;. Svm i»' Ki'i- Co. included at dinner Sunday. inc over the requests of State book, a gay madcap bat and bag Frank Bi'T.vn. Fr"d Suitf--, Fr^d other assignments." But Peck is been divorced as yet. -The following new books are JERSEY' JIGSAW: —Welfare officials for new buildings . . . j Modiivi' i!,i:ii!ir.'i Hj'-'hi'i. Harry a busy man these days. There is both a shortage of teach- now at the Coolnia Library: "Am- Quick Loans For Dennis Morgan's next picture workers in New Jersey turned JUVENILE ARRESTS Read. Ch,. ;c l.i. .>>. Clurie- Ski- ers in New Jersey and in their i erican Past." Butterfield; "Across Victor Moore answered an ad will bi- 'One Sunday Afternoon," down 3.000-applicatlons for pub- Juvenile delinquency is on < •..- binsky: Ii 'in M.e Ladies' Auxiliary. The V«'ir Year! pay envelopes, claims the State 1 the Wide Missouri. De Voto: "East calling for personalized Santa in which he will co-star with lic assistance last year because upgrade again according l0 Mrs. Fldna Skibinsky. Mrs. Clu :-.- Department of Education. ; director of the I tina Ta^'.!art. Mr.-,. Erna Wuis. Mrs. Side. West Side." Davenport; No- Clauses to visit.homes and will Kleanor Parker, who is Warner's applicants were not legally en- Edgar Hoover Marjonc Ilir.'iies. Mrs. Ma:ii;j thing So Strange," Hilton; "Came make his debut as St. Nick at fair-haired uirl since her appear- titled to receive public relief . . . Russian pressure on Austria1*™1 Bureau of Investigation, n, A Cavalier." Keyes; "House Di- the Los Angeles Orphans Home. Sutler. :i:n i in ••Voice of the Turtle." Only 22,432 of 276.935 New Jer- seen: many exports are banned, !the flrst nmc months of 1947' • vided," Williams; "Colorado." Tlif film will be a musical version sey veterans exhausted their full {declared, arrests of youths 18 : —The Card Club held a Christ- Louis Bromfield; "Bishop's Man- Laid up with a broken leg. Gene of 'Strawberry Blonde," wftich credits under the Servicemen's Improved living conditions 20-years of age were 27 per m mas party Friday at the home (if tle," Turnbull. Also, many nev Kelly is using his idle time to Rood starred Jimmy Casney and Olivia Readjustment Allowance pro- urged as an aid to world position.! higher than the 1946 total. * Mrs. Stank v .Seabasty. Iinvno:! children's and junio:' high books de Havilland some years back. gram . . . •'Fish of the Year" Avenue Prc-"iit were Mrs. Helen have been received. Kujawhlii, Mrs. Margaret Scot: "BAD SECURITY RISKS" Mr. and Mr.-, Wiliiim Wels. Mr. About 90 civilians have been Give a Gift That Keeps on Giving and Mr.-.. U>'"!inal(l B",idy. Mr. and barred as "t&d security risks" Mrs. Chiirif- Skibin.-.ky. Mr, ••ind ANNOUNCEMENT! from working on secret projects MAKE THIS A Mrs. Robe i Miirri-ey. and Hush SEE PACK !) let to private contractors durins •^mt McKittrick. Ui:..,n Dt',^11. the past year. —Mr, am \i\.-i. Fred Husenberu. East Street, '.V;TI\ IIMSI, over the \O4lcui week-end to Mr. and Mr.s, Miltun Rosenthal. Ntwa1 k. Our Sincere Wish tmisTmns —Lawrence Suit has relurnecl I as Along with Christmas holly to his home on West Street after Besson, Selmer, Olds, York, Blessing, Buffet, y h That You Will and Win. Frank "spending a few days with rela- Call George Buck and . . . may health, wealth and tives at Layman, Va. —Mrs. Margaret Scott, Inman Be Very Happy he'll arrange it for you happiness' (lech your home! TRUMPETS EPIPHONE& Avenue, visited her aunt and uncle, !« right away! You can get Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman, Christmas Day. TROMBONES GIBSON GUITARS «r $25 to $250, or more, Scotch Plains, Sunday, v —Mr. and Mrs. James Staunton, today. Phone: 9AXES EXCELSIOR, MORESC III, West Street, were hosts Sunday to BOOK SHOP WO. 8-1848 CLARINETS & IORIO ACCORDIONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Staunton, I 61 SMITH STREET (Near Hi h St. PERTH AMBOY Elizabeth. S EMPLOYEES WINDSOR J. LAKIS "Headquarters {or Quality Musical Itutruments and —Mr. and Mrs. Neil Esposito, Accessories" West Street, spent Sunday with • PHOTOGRAPHER • his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neilo LOAN CO. Espositto, Westfield. 87 MAIN STREET 309 BARCLAY STREET Eddie's Music Center & School of Music —Mr.s. Elizabeth Aiuto and chil- WHEN YOU SAY PAINT PERTH AMBOY IS57 STATE ST. TJX. 4-1290 PERTH AMBOY, N. J. dren, Inman Avenue, spent Mon- WOODBRII^GE day with her parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Open Snlnr x I" I I1. 1'. A. 4-3491 F.d. Bonkoski. I'rop. Louis Garafolo, Mt, Vernon. N. Y. YOU MEAN Lie. "Liberal Trade-ins and Easy Payments Can Be ArraiiRrd" —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott. 1 l Enfleld Road, entertained on Sun- "-ft 4*'«»*«1i«tH'C« t«« » • day Mr, and Mr.s. Harry Scott ind JOHN SCHORK children. Linden. —Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Sher- Paint and Wall Paper wood, Outlook Avenue', were hosts 340 State Street, Perth Amboy FOR THE BEST! Telephone P. A. 4-1980 PLACE YOUR COAL OR OIL ORDER WITH US TODAY WARR COAL & SUPPLY CO. Tel. Woodliriilgc 8-07^4 ST. GhOIidi: AVENUE \VOOUMlHKiI<:, N. J.

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