The pressures of my inquiry have been peat, but Since the Board of Education was unwilling to make comparison between it and the twice-plus pet class- so have been the rewards. In 20 years in Woodbridge the examination, I did it myself. I viewed Structo's room cost it has been in the habit of buying. * • • • ' :' 1. methods and materials and attempted to measure the Township, 1 am certain that a meeting of the Board of [Sweetness and Light Education has never attracted an audience the size thoroughness and care with which it tested both. After The Hoard of Education, however, remained indif- By CHARLES E. GREOORY I this study, I made no claims for this new approach ferent. If the worthiness of Structo was to be tested, of this week's. I perceived, as I am sure did all who but I was more certain than ever that the community's apparently it was.my Job to get it done—even though were there, a collective sense of righteousness, a severe jie clouds of indecision and reaction which have best interest would be served by a competent critical I haven't a single oath of office to my name, to obtain regard of personal responsibility in attacking the Li red the 300 additional classrooms on our hori- appraisal of the dynamic potentials which modern an objective appraisal, free from any possible preju- staggering problem ahead. arc gradually beginning to dissipate. industrial development had contrived. dice, presented an undertaking of major consequence. • • * • • • * * * • * • * Without detailing the tired steps I took before reach- I am indebted, of course, to Mrs. Irving Kahree of igct out, in the beginning, to obtain an examination At that time, Structo gave me a firm offer to submit ing my destination, suffice it to say that I have been Fords who worked so diligently to assembly the group \>ur Board of Education of the new techniques in to the Board of Education—a school of six rooms for able to enlist the authoritative help of Professor Walter in the hope of obtaining a clear expression of public ol construction in the hope they might provide a 990,000, from foundation to furniture, in 120 to ISO C. Voss of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. opinion. I am most grateful to Lewis 8. Jacobson whose npt and economical method whereby we might days. I have reported this offer before, and repeat it If greater .authenticity can be given either to the presentation of the predicament in which we find our- acceptance or rejection of Structo schools than on his the responsibilities of a mature society to its chil- only to keep the issue from fogging. selves was masterful and reduced into a single, simple 4 and to itself. In the pursuit! of this endeavor, I * * * * judgment, I cannot imagine from whence it ciuld question a complex set of circumstances. I was heart- come. Professor Voss, whose biography in puzriing i a curious and challenging eye at Structo Schools , It came out of my individual concern for my civic ened, too, by the gracious interest and patience of contractions requires 250 words in Who's Who in ^oration of Boston, for I had heard that for seven obligations and out of a deep regard for preserving President Andrew Airoe of the Board of Education, America, has been head of the Department of Build- i it had been engaged in study and research in the self-respect of our newspaper. After it was sub- and by the earnest and abjective and eminently fair , of a satisfactory answer to the country's critical ing Engineering and Construction at Massachusetts r mitted, 1 expected the Board of Education—even if attitude of Commissioner William O'Neill, oMselin. •;.;.. I Tech since 1928. kpoom necessities. only out of casual curiosity—to assay it and make a iContinued on Page Eight)

[Complete News, Pictures A Newspaper Devoted rM'nted Fairly, .Clearly To the Community Interest Impartially Each Week Snbepenbent - Ueaber Full Local Coverage Publisher! Evory Tlmrscliiy PRICE EIGHT CENTS XLVII—NO. 35 Entered as Seconii OIIIM Mutter WOODHUIDGK, N. J., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1955 nt 1H Ori-rn Hired, Woortbrtdes, N, J, at tlie Post. Ofll<:n, WootllirlilRi', N .1 irds Area Board Agrees to Visit iter Need nmd Met Cambridge for Report

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j>I)iil!ll)(iK The water it'.uIl 111 till' 'rVl'tiS 1" be "solved satls- He-ad-of-Engineering Department at M.I.T. 'onUnu t,o a letter miin R. Richard hv Governor Robert B. To Evaluate Structo Material and Methods; r, dated last Thursday, i p.iri, us follows: Record Crowd in Demand for Quick Action wiiirr situation in these n( Wnodbrldgc Township en I'ccivinif attention and , WOODBRIDGE — Before a tense audience of 250 from all sections of the Town- jnlzrd that additional ship, the Board of Education promised Charles E. Gregory, publisher of The Indepen- ttSM'in capacity was re— dent-Leader, to accompany him to Cambridge, Mass, to receive test reports on the I to mwt the growing re- methods and materials used by Structo Schools Corporation in building low-cost en' •> nf the area. Accord- .schools. . ~ |th,vr was included in the y\s construction program a Mrs. Irving Kahree, 41 Liberty Street, Fords, member of the Citizens Council and iiiinsmisslon main which Better Schools Asociation, spearheaded the drive to get residents to appear before iii'int-nt the supply avail- the Board to demand action to obtain low-cost schools. She had estimated that ap- jth< area in question. While proximately 200 parents would attend, and her estimate was more than realized. by;.,\tl installation of this |eas completed in the tetter Due to the large crowd, it was necessary to adjourn that part of the Meeting August of this.yjM, Jull to the High School auditorium, and it is believed it was the largest audience ever |of i he adjustment and in- to attend a regular Board of Education ^meeting, - ~ pn uf the, oj>eration of the Andrew Aaroe, president of the iim mission facility with 1 Board, who has long been in fa- a!.' facilities was not vor of low-Cost schools, opened until about the middle Mayor Favors Pension Plan he meeting. He welcomed the (IlllllT mrente and said he was "happy tests made on Sep- :o pee you here. You have prob- l'.i in the area in question, But Cost Still Only Guess lems, and we have problems and fppsenco of an official of WOODBRIDGE - Mayor Hugh B. QuiSley tod,y endorse— d »>tMfe ta. Aarotto place saie dto hdiscuse understoos themd" i.ip. indicated a pres- the pension plan for Township employes but said he Is still unable jifii••lent to provide a satis- that Lewis S, Jacobspn, attorney, to Rive a defnite figure as to Just how much the plan will cost. represented a large group present, .:i;u!i' of service. "I am backing the plan," Mr. Quigley stated, "because I believe 11 iiuls No Difficulty and to get the meeting started he Township employes should have some security. In fact I believe would recognize Mr. Jacobson. Irarned that one of the that everybody should have security, I cannot speak for the rest aiues of the Public Util- Mr. Jacobson, in his openins of the committee, but I leel cer- •emarks, stated: "At the outset ninission had discussed the tain they agree with me." latirr with you ini had :'d like to make it clear that 1 i i urn you the names of Low Assessments The mayor said the secretary speak first as a father and as a i individuals Who had made of the New Jersey Plan spoke citizen. There are three sides to ^lnt.v The Board represen- to the employes, recently and •every story, your side, our side en personally visited these Penalize Schools and the right side, but I am quite il.' ami he was happy to "although I tried to get some sure that all of us are tryinn to |thut none of these people WOODBRIDGE — School Com- definite figure from him, he was solve tfie problem by being on the icncina water difftcul- missioner William O'Neill, who unable to give me one. because right side. The Board has to de- 1 tii.it time,' served as a delegate to the emer- it Is so. complicated." cide two questions. Where arc wo going to get the money? Whnt istrd assures me that as gency meeting of t$e State Feder- Mayor Qijlgley went on to ex- tiimued on Page Seven) ation of District Boards o( Edu- kind of schools are we goiiiK m plain that the older employes pay build? As for the parents, it is cation in Trenton, painted a pic- more money, and the Township miserable to wake up kids al, ture of loss in State School aid quarter to seven and to have /ernor Praises due to the low assessed valuation. has to meet the same sum. He also stated the Township will be able three or four-different meal times. In Part of his report to the We all know and understand we lindness of Cops Board, Monday, Mr. O'Neill stated: "to spread over a period of 30 have a problem. I have no poli- the crowd (if 250 interested Township residents who •'New state-wide assessment rates years the sum it needs to raise tical axe to grind. I want nti 1 — Three Wood- KEEN IN lake advantage of low-cost schools and to eliminate used in computing State Schoo tq jplck up the back pension bl Job and wouldn't accept it if OUR i were lauded this attended the Board of n. Left to right are Alexander Merchant, Board Architect; Corn- Aid, will be publicly released. These thi older employes," was handed to me on a diamond I for their kindnesses and double sessions. In the center are members in mi Board Secretary Mrs. Roy E. Anderson, Andrew figures will show a gross loss of studded platinum platter." ere commended directly to some $6,00.0,000 In aid to loca iased- on the experience ol Recites Need mlssioners Camden and Trenton, Mayoi ^ior Robert B. M«yner. •dlstrictTfojf 1956-57. Continuing Mr, Jacobson sairt: ofUcors so praised were Quigley said It has been estimate^ I "This unexpected blow will "As of this time we need approxi- James Egan, William ; that the Pension Plan will cosl come at a time When most boards 1 mately 200 more classrooms. As mid Joseph Dombrowskl. the taxpayers $100,000 the firs of now, our Township owes 5KI,- |tt<-r. from Qoverndr Meyner are caught in the squeeze of spir- year, but he admitted this is onl 1 1 ,000,000 as against ratables of $3!i.- , I Officers Burns and alling costs and increased enroll- a ifuess." He^ could give no esti- 000,000. We owe 38 per cent of our', frowskl, sent to Chief John ments from ths,unPKecedented In- mate as to the costs in subse- total wealth. Schools we have to I an. read: "I herewith en- crease in student population quent years. (Continued on Page Eighti |copy of. a letter addressed throughout most school districts ,. Is self-explanatory. in the State, Also facing the le alvfnyp feU thai it is school boards will be the*1 necessity 1 much the duty of the police School Expedient in Avenel Jst our citizens wh«n they are of financing the mew veterans jii'ulty as it Is to apprehend pension legislation; f2> the fi- |*hcn they violate the law. nancing of the compulsory salary i accept my appreciation for increases and i3> the financing of Still Used After 30 Fears fficlency oil your officers as ihe new compulsory handicapped AVENEL — Conditions in ^he One man in the audience said by this Incident which children's program. portable bulldlrgs in Avenel he felt it would be a waste of '< credit not only upon your School, that shocked the audience money to try and put the portables nicnt, but the State of New The Association, Mr. O'Neill at the Board of Education meet- in shape. t us well." -aid, wlli join fotces With the ing Monday, were described by Casey Suggestion letter to the governor, Congress of Parents and Teachers Mrs. Earl Smith, of the Avenel EJdwln Casey, vice president of I by Harry C. Whelpley, 163H and the Educational Association PTA. th&Boftrd, suggested that a dele- Ucouk Street, Brooklyn, read to urge the leaistature to pass bills "The pot-'belly stove in the potv of the PTA visit the por- tables," Mrs. Smith s*ld, "causes t: "I ran out of gas in Wooo- lo provide outright cash grants for at School 15, Ise|ln, which capital building of schools and the conditions beyond The I- N. J. ], think It was.Hlgh- ; have been remodeled into elbss _. Yes, it was not a smart astab) fihm«it of $15,000,000 in temperaturs varies at t;mes Irom revolving fund lor wans to 48 to 97. Those nearest the stove! rooms tor retarded children.' |t()'di), but my gas gauge did ;"They make Ideal classrooms." 'A: full, so I cannot hpld my- schools for building at Jtate In- are roasting and the others are) At left, Lewis S. terest rates plus '/,%, They tdso freezing.' There are cracks in the Mr. Casey said, "and I would lifer ptiiuly responsible, I knew Jaciibsun, ItH'iil at- your reaction to see if it. would Hn ;i bad spot, no gas sta- urge the passage of a bill to use wall and the ceilings are falling. torney, is shown surrent enrollment for determin- The 'air is to,o dry to be hearfhy suffice." «, on va,n ^ntfemely busy making an eloquent Mr. Casey also said that Murray ay Alone, j «o\jjd not have ing State aid,, Instead of enroll- and the rooms are overcrowded for plea tu the mem- ments of two ys&rs past. This safety. In the 30 years that you Lelbowita, board architect, will be > much,.but with my wife bers of the Board aaked to give his opinion as to ^-year-old, I wa» in a spot, would give Wpodbridge an addl- have been using the portables, to take tionalf $50,000, Mr. O'Neill said. tithing has been done to thcmPH- What ahould he [_l<> Hwt gas, but what to do IIf the modern * family had me worried, cept an occasional coat of paint." i Asked when worfc could be start- method u( con- Continuing Mrs. Smith Stated: ed, Afldiew Aaroe, president of the , then a Woodbridge police structing schools at I'OGGY,,ISN'T IT? ."« along. The of fleers sug- "I think it is atrocious to ex- Board, replied It would depend on considerable mv- WOODBRlDaE - Paul Sohay- pect teachers to teach under tliese/how much money Is laft In the ] tlu:y take my wile and baby 1O, 1H BuniM Lane, reported to #li cur and gave me a lift lllKS. ' conditions. There is no heat over i budget. He said he felt that new the police Monday night that the the week-ends and during the win- floorinJMhe PTA claim* tha( the ^closest gas station. They re- windshield wiper was stolen off me, and protected me ter months when the children re- •prwent floors are rottlngr-«ould 'its oar while U was parked in turn to school on Mondays the Ink be instellwi during the ChristtnM piit in some gas then got front of the apartment house. p tu the gu station wl I in the Inkwells is froaen." rscesg, Intlnued on paje ©even) • ' . -: • • f r»AGE TWO THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 19Sf. Avenel Juniors Entertain Skit Presented First Ward Democrat* 1% At Group Session Campaign Rally, Sating District Fall Conference AVENEL ~- AvKV'mp from the WOODBRIDOE- A pre-election /VKW.I Tlif Third District children toward Senior Hltih Fellowship presented First Ward Democratic rally will F.iii Conference of the Junior born without arm* at skit depicting what Hie cliurch be held Saturday nlsfht Rt B oclock Mi :ni>iTsliip Department of the Mrs. Oloskey presented a ch«cK mentis to them and how they wit- at the Democratic headquarters, Christening N /. .Jrr.ev State Federation of to Miss Hamilton for the fund ann ness lor Christ by brinsinK others 65 Fulton Street, according to an Woimm's Clubs was held at the announced this was the money into the fellowship at n meeting of announcement made today by Piii':.. Mi'tuchen, dedicated to the that would ordinarily have been the Mr. and Mrs. Club of the First Commltteeman Edward^Cnth, gen- in Avenel ( I'Pi.n Extremity Amputee Fund spent on flowers and corsages for Pri'sbyterlnn Church ol Aveni'l eral chairman. uiiii.-i tin- slwan 'Tlie Only Hands the evening. Entertainment was j held in the church auditorium. Mr. Knth stated that the public AVENTX provided by Eraerlc Holderith of i 'I hi '• Hin'i- Are Yours" The group conducted the meet- • is invited and refreshments will be ;M»cKen«e. p»M 1 'I!, Junior Woman's Club ol Carteret. accoidlonl.it. i nif sim'.lni to the fellowship pro- served. j Presbyterian fii A-.i ni-1 wns the hostess group. Mrs. Mrs. Daniel L. Levy conducted | gram, with Robert Uassawiiy as Committees assisting Mr. Kathi iiflclHtfd ut chii the business meeting for the visit-1 'hr lead'1]-. Graham Bwdsley led H;;ii Nil-hen. Its president gave me: Publicity, Irene Reil, First lies tor the tollnu tin- v.i-lcume and the invocation ing clubs Represented were clubs i ;he prayer mid the sinking. Lil- Ward County Commltteewomnn; daughter of Mi •A;I, I'ivi-n by Mrs. George Leon- from Asbury Park. Avenel, Fords. lian Zltsness read the scriptures Alex Enik, Second District Demo- E" . Gordon"•--'-- . 42—7 little 3ilver.' Monasquan, New i.id, ndvisor. Co-chairman for tn« And Di.mc Ruesrh guve her in- -ratic Club: Michael Berko. Sixth Avenel, Brunswick, Point Pleasant. South ;,ll:ui •*<•!* Mrs. Carl R. Oloskey urpretaion on Paul with Mr, D.strict Uemonti.tlc Club; Louis Ann Gordon, ti,,. Amboy and Woodbrtdge nnsHwiiy lendinu In sentence pray- iiiid Mis John George. Maloii. Hungarian American Dem- Mrs. Oeor«e W),;i j vrs. an;} the benstiictlon was given . | Club: luceptlon,' Bernard ^vsnue, Avene: Aijuut 100 state officers and re- i by G. Biu-dnlpy. Other members cc;l al r p Dunigan, Jfcrace Pitt man pn•.«!]i;iUvcs from 15 clube In the I o'f tiip fellowship taking part were: chairman of the Counly committee; Emil Pajak. son of Mr. and Mi (ii.-.tiK-t heard a report on the Plans Completed j Helen Stendahl, Patty RechniUer. presl(jent of the Second District 47 Madison Avcii (irimal Federation convention in William Kiugh, Walter Goos. iind \ ••• 1 ClubClb ; SStevt e HolcliHlli, christened Oof!;, I'nlLi. - lphia, KH-en by Mrs. Edwin youth advisors rx-mocratic - ^™ ~... -I the Si«Ul _„„-,. .tert; th«.«onof Mi Hi, hi ul Mauasquan, district del- For fard Rally \\ pre: Mr. and Mrs. H t i iMiti' to tile convention. Miss Har-. Mm Ettershunk and. Mr. and Democratic Club; tfert Fishlnger. Ham Ferguson. 4;v president of the HUngarlan- Avencl. ilf.i (ii.soiek cJ Eliiabeth reported AVENEL _ p;ans have been Mrs. Earl Smith. \^ i.ii her attendance at the Inter- [completed for h Third Ward Re- Americnn Democratic Club. Ham Gustnve• Koch. presldW^Lofythe n;,i,..]!;,! convention of woman's[Publican rally scheduled for N Refreshments. William Nolan, Mr. and Mrs j(,<, iub thnuked the feilowsmp *nd County Committeeman; Mlcbael Roanoke Avcnn, ,1»,, in Switzerland iThursday. November 3. at, 8:00 Hurry Piu-hell opened the bysi- • P- . M•- . at the Maple Tree Farm, i Terpaniok. Second District Demo- christened Audre> f.iif-Ms introduced by Mrs. Niel- ns.ss mi oliiin with the reading of Railway Avenue '. cratlc Club; Guy Ammlrati. Sixth The sen were Miss Evelyn I. Borea,, the fcripiures. nnd he also spoke Mrs. James O'Brien, general District Democratic dub; Louis Alfred p stiiir ili.iirman of the . Junior on tin- top.c "The Service of th«' chairman, announced that the Nemeth, vice president of the Street. Avenel *,v MemliiTship Department; Mrs. Ar- Evangelist VtsitatloA," saying rally will be held in honor of 6 Hungarian-American Democratic letta Mae Andcr> • thur A Overgaard. third District that we a refill •sei'V^*- o(.Chfi»t, Harold L Burr. Avenel. candidate t*r^w Mr. and Mr^ vicr-|jrt:.siclent: Mrs. Daaiel Levy, Mrs. Jiune-s Hoffman was Intro- (or the Town Committee, from,the nizzaro. of the Sixth and Second 37 CharlM Ten,, , Third District advisor; Miss Mary duced as a guest and Mr. and Third Ward and Lyle B. Reeb.'jr. District Clubs, respectively. christened Onil F: Kliiirk*. Southern vice-chairman of Mrs David Toms were welcomed Colonia, candidate for mayor. Also assisting will be Margaret i the Jr Department; Miss Fran- INSTRUCTION I'ltOM AN KXI'MRT: An I HI (-xpTt. left, is shewn instructinc Andrew ('. as prospective members. ! Rtwc. Julia Kara, Kitty Vacca, Ma- Borre. 108 W \\\-> ccs Jones, Northern vce-chalrman •We invite all interested reel- of the Woodbridur INillrc Dopartmriit, duririE a rr tilth citmplrtrd nnf-weok eoursf of trainlnj: for Plans were completed for the jtilda Holcli, Grace Race. Ethel | RoseBe, was <•:,•'i of the Junior Department; Miss dents of the area to attend the police instructors at the West Orange rarnc. Acruidlni; to 11 .G. Foster, special a«ent in rharsr of masquerade square dance to be iPlshinger, Ethel Pajak, Helen Maloom. Bone j Ji mi Hamilton, junior state public rally and talk with our Candidates the Nwark FBI offire, the sohnol. the first of Us kind in the SUt*, WM »pon»ore(l by thf New held October 28 at 8:00 P. M., in ; welfare chairman; Mrs. George personally. They will be willing to Jersey Association.of (hirfs of Polkf and condu ted hv firrarms experts from tht FBI. The pri- the church auditorium, with Mrs. tPu»tos. Mr. and Mrs. Rim.,; BiiwiM1, junior state American answer your questions." Mrs. mary purpose of the school was to train policem pn as firearms instructors in order th»t they mirht Richard Kerr as chairman. Re- i Among the speakers wllP belBrookslde Com' Home chairman; Mrs. Raymond J. O'Brien said. In luru Mippr»lsp firmrms tralnine for memhers of their own poiicf departments. freshments will be served. I Mayor Hugh 8. Quigley and Com-J chrlstend Richau: 1 mltteeman L. Charles Mangione.lnan; and the mfu:, rttiff, junior state ^ecordjng secre- At the conclusion of the eve- It was announced that, the Uub tary: Miss fevelyn Barton", Jurilbi" alng!s, activities., refreshments will members -will be in charge of the | candidates for reelection. Theifrtr. *nd Mrs F- V be served. ' i county candidates will also attend.'30 Overlook Te::., fiiuuiiT chairman; Miss Dorothy Exempt Firemen Plun Expect Big (>0wd kick-off dinner for -all captains li Fin-ness, spring convention chalr- Officers Elected and workers of the Every Member : r - jchrWrted'n-'br;;, Dinner annand SnrimSttcud 1 " lrn initii. and Mrs. Harold P. Wilson. BIG SHRIMP Canvass Committee, which will be | Sweden has dropped Uoiior n»- (* president of the Avenel Woman's NEW YORK — Millions of held on Thursday November 10 at tlonlng system that for the last' Club. By Girl Scouts AVENEL—William Pema. presi- shrimp, some averaging a foot in dent of. the Exempt Firemen's At GOP Reception 6:46 P. M., in the church audi- I 31 years has Imposed partial pro-1 Adm. Raedc: N torium, under the chairmanship of Mi.vs Hamilton, state chairman length and some of them as much Association of Avenel, appointed hlbltipn on the country. '< freed from Sp.m,.. as eighteen inches, thrive In Bata- AVENEL — Girl Scout Troop WOODBRIDGE — Michael Tan- Mrs. Andrew Hunter. of the Upper Extremity Amputee 42 held a candlight investiture Rubin Greco to serve as chairman bano Bay off Surglderc in Cuba. Bey. chairman of the reception to Mrs. Walter Meyer was named , Fund project, said this program Is ceremony in the home of the troop for a dinner and social party Since a scientific survey deter- be held for the Republican can- chairman of the refreshment •• di-i-'iied to educate the public to eader, Mrs. < Joseph McClue, 34 scheduled for November 12 at 8:00 didates Saturday afternoon from the problems of the upper ex- mined Jhe vast extent of the P. M., at a meeting oMhe associ- booth, which is being sponsored by shrimping grounds, • fleets of Fifth Avenue. Those invested were 3 to 6 P. M., at the Masonic Temple the club for the annual church tivinitv. to educate amputees on Holly ilausche, Suzanne Polony, ation held at the firehouse. The Oreeti Street, announced •, today nsearch bting conducted to help shrimp boats have been working affair is being held at the fire- buBnar. Mrs. Kenneth Bersey was md Irene Schofteld, who repeated that ?. rapacity crowd is expected. appointed chairman of the prayer Everyone looks at • meit their needs, to establish a, the area from sundown to sun- house for members and their wives the girl scout laws, the promise, In the receiving line will be Lyle groups for the club. Anyone inter- fund for upper extremity ampu- rise." A night's tiaul W Ti SfflSfle only. • - . . the motto and the slogans as part B. fteefe, Jr., Cokmia, candidate esthrg in joining was of. these tecs, child or adult, and to direct ship may total as much, as a ton. An invitation was accepted to of the ceremony. for mayor and Mrs. Reeb; Lester groups should call Mrs. Bersey at attend the masquerade dance to The annual election of officers Stockel. Woodbridge, First Wwu WO 8-3921-R. your door a \ also took place, with Carol Greco be sponsored by the Ladles Auxil- ti candidate for the Town Committee Program chairman, Mrs. Kerr, named as president, Justine iary Saturday. and Mrs. Stockel; Raymond O. announced a film will be shown at Baumgarten, vice-president; Beth Andrew GalUin made a report Smith, Jr., Second Ward candi- the next meeting on .November 11. Anne McClue treasurer; Joan on the Exempt Firemen's Con- date and MTS. Smith; Harold L. Now Is The Time Kopyto secretary, and Nancy Han- vention held at Atlantic City, Hostesses for the social hour Barr, Third Ward candidate and were Mrs. Harry Pitchell, Mrs. sen, sergeant-at-arms. September 28. which he attended Mrs. Barr and Arnold S. Graham, Jack Olllver, Mrs. Willlard Jen- The members are currently as a delegate, and Peter Greco Republican municipal chairman. kins and Mrs. Hugh MacKenzie. working on a long term project reported on the Exempt Firemen's Make them look Pourers at the coffee and tea tables To Plant Convention held at Union City. to realize a trip to Washington, will be Mrs. Arnold S. Graham, will be no fonnal speaking pro- which he attended as a delegate D. C. in the spring. Woodbridge: MIK Adelaide Berg- gram but the candidates will be on October 8, at which time he hof, Colonia; Mrs. Joseph Rhodes, ready and willing to answer any was made a life member. Imported TO UNVEIL MONUMENT Avenel; and Mrs. Irving Kahree, questions regarding the issues in WOODBRIDGE — A monument Fords. the campaign or any personal in memory of, the late Leonard Julie picked up her spocn and Acording to Mr. Tansey there problem you may have. It will be Dutch Bulbs! Zlegler will be unveiled Sunday stirred dubiously a few times. will be entertainment and an Qr- an afternoon of good comradeship at 2 P. M., at Mt, Carmel Ceme- "Mommy," she insisted, "can a chestra has been engaged for danc- and a chance for you to come and tery, Brooklyn. Friends are invited. kwack move?" ing. meet our candidates and see for ALL WEATHER ALUMINUM "Over 1,000 invitations have been yourselves the high type men we r—*u—^m • — JV- sent out," Mr. Graham said, "but have been fortunate enough to in- [J TEL.: VA-6-4682 an invitation is not necessary to terest in running for local office. RED EMPEROR TULIPS attend. Any interested resident in There will be no admission charge JALOUSIE DOORS the Township Is Invited. There and you me all welcome." 12 lor $1.50 50 for $3/>r> 100 for $11.50 I Grand Opening Sale ' Beautifully designed . . . operate smoothly, prmnt. • >.i| fresh air even on rainy days! Rrithten up the miir. !,.;-' i FAMOUS HATS V • unlimited fashion Darwin Triumph W« will gladly providt a f-et i*\ MOVED TO 85 SMITH ST. (Near Ktag St.) PERTH AMBOY OPEN enstration and <«tt | BREEDER TULIPS New Selection Of and comfort! FRIDAY ; • Huiullmgs • Hats • Stockings TILL 9 P. M. S*M Wit* Hf tictoty Guirul«| 12 for $1.25 25 for $2.25 • (lostume Jewelry John Georges, Prop. 50 for $4.25 100 for $8.25 "We Specialize in Accessories for Brides and Bridal Parties" COUNTY ALUMINUM STORM PARROTT TULIPS CASUALS 21 MAIN ST. GEORGES WOODBRIDGE -0121 25 for $3.00 100 for $11.00 Suffering with a by Double Early and Late Peojny Tulips HEAD COLD? 12 for $1.50 50 for $5.95 100 for $11.50 Get instant relief with CANDY STICK TULIPS We enjoy making HOME MORTGAGE \m Ideal for Rock Gardens. ; KAZ VAPORIZERS Once planted, will bloom for many years. 16-oz. Capacity OCA Inhalant Included UHLY ^IOU 10 for I $1.00 Out in the country— I'RAK-T-kAl. VAPOK1ZEKS 4 or In the city limits, there's PERTH AMBQY'S 54 oz. capacity 4.95 no limit on the smartness SOLVE YOUR LARGEST DAFFODIL l^and correctness of these 1 .-II), Size King Alfred PUBLIX PHARMACY fine casuals. Atl specially 3 for $1.00 LAWN )J WAIN STREET - WOODBRIDGE N J. I tailored of Incomparable PROBLEMS! , ^ BOTANY fabrics. 12 for $3.00 Sport Coats priced Making it pleasant to borrow here j 8 Varieties of Narcissus to buy or build a home PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY SERVICE - . From $35.00 IMPORTED and arranging convenient payments DUTCH HYACINTHS tacks W.K are among Hit moil popular features Suit* from $65.00 of pur homi mortgage loan service. 5 Colors We Make Your Worn 6 for 78c PATCO Topcoats from $67.50 25 for $3.19 FURNITURE LOOK and FEEL Whether or not you ore o depositor, LAWN SEED lio(l 50 for $5.50 Featured in our Fam»u$ we'll welcome your mortgage appli<° 4 JUST LIKE NEW!! ."GALLERY OF FASHION" You'll like our prompt action MIXTURES 1 GRAPE' HYACINTHS Let us show you'how little it costs to "restore beauty by WANV '500 end very liberal term?. and comfort to your furniture. We repair it right in tiilorn) by DAROFf 30 for $1.00 Theft's a Patco lawn swd mlntuu for (very type of soil... every pocketbock! your own home so that you can see what we do! LATEST A We will tladly help you chooee tht right Sofa Rewebbed Reg. SI 5 12.50 DIVIDEND YEAR CROCUS Patco mixture toe your liwit. Drop in V\vW 2%% for Int Uwt ore booklet Chair Rewebbed Reg. $8 6.50 50 for $2.39 Hanking Him Montey • Thuifcdmjr I A. Mo- i >' M Cushions Refilled S6 each Friday I ». M.-l » •*• Fuam Uubber Slijhtly Higher r 8»vini» s''"r AMBOY FEED CO., INC. CALL us NOW AND SAVE! ALL W0*K GUARANTEED—EASY CREDIT TERMS XSTWJSHED 1H80 The PERTH -GARDEN SHOPpsm Savings Institute GEOHGE WALSH, Pres. PHONE HI 2-0576 L.BKEEGS & SONS £79 New Brunswick Avenue Perth Amboy TaUav-Clethftw-Habcrdasheni f Phone HI-M350 DUBLIN UPHOLSTERY SMITH AT KING «M. ~ PERTH AMB0V, N, J. OPEN EVERY DAY 8 A. M. TILL 6 P, M. Free Parking 392 Smith Street Perth Amboy Opeu Friday ^veuiim 'Til 9 OCTCIfiteR 50, IMS F/iBR-TH&fit ja (.arisen ivtor Named Play Director World Community [o T;ilk to Club on W0ODBRIXWE - Miss Ruth DaV. November 4 #?v \dath Israel Sjilndler. director of thf Woman's. DCiE ~ The October' \\ >mpRl]X>E It has been pkwed aerors *nd actresses Division of thr United Airlines. i,( tiio Q E. T. Club of | — The United s- v >r ,xl v-nt the sixteenth pro-. x.*nlil weentiy J will preserit a program on 'HfSt CnnRregaHotiHl Church' ,• rvM- >! th" Adath Israel Ptay-1,ppe»ml wHfc the "HaTall" »t a meeting of thf C!m: h»;nr»»'. ci Woodbridge wltt' jp)(; ;ti the church parlor with hold VI' rW Community Day «T- f< irn-h »ill br -Ratrini Pair."' Dramafttr Owmp. and iWoodbridtre Township FWteration pi-wcy F. Fwerbui'K us guest • . br unii"i :he direction of Ow- 'ol "lyaehcrs Monday at II P M , in viccs at Trhu'y Eplitcapal Chwdl his Ume taMit and Friday. Now:nb*r •. at 8«pO P. II, divi; rndrTiftfMi who until T«*nt- .Sewaren School Auditorium Miss p Bi'iMiiiuii!', to Understand the to Union's Uttie Thettrt gnwgi , Rev b :v ii,vo^ his 1 AVent* to that of Refaewratte arr wtdenrajr and {apindler will sho* a color snd H Royd. paffibrof tb« ^st.niH'iit." Hostesses lor the i St P*W< :w wild's most !il»roorf>uf: proles- ttekets aajr be 5«v-vired bv conuot- *«nni in Philadelphia. Mr Ua- Robert Korto Trie harness schools will be Port s wf'»e made (or the •da «\KH3"« nomadic parents ar- R*».1inn and Krwaren Refrpsh- HIHI V' cmbined choirs p;)i-ty to be held tonight at <-:ftn*t«i tr*ii son to the vhters of m#Uu will be served by Miss Sally bx-M (imrrhrs will sine I'rldCk in the church recrea- j t.lw theatnml life b? slmrtlint s Sl»3ki and Mks "Hymn to " Tickets may be obtain- hurl; gnd torth u> various cities in s-xatton Ariluir Bryer. chalima, dtxir. Refreshments will i1)- Vwtrd Slat?* and Canada announced t)-H » collection of i I'"11 mi: two «i* \icifs dfVPtefl to .School JpnUx Retire*; usfxi itottnnn will be taken, at rlub will sponsor a baby Uv vhTt* nvdmms of the enter- this tinv which will be sent to" •ii the church Christmas .iinnmern world the theatrv still i afticerst «rf the YOMM Ladiw So* Honored nt fi'ici:;i\ iiiisuwK She stated that a They will nlfto conduct rpmains his, firsi low Mr. Under- i n or material soli-,; ,••!•, Minounverl that Miss School 14, after 27 years of s?r- abl<- for men's work clothe*.Three miw. including OoW-1 Nrt members wkrmed tnlo en risen will be the guest vic*. wat honored at a luncheon yard'; of material will be needed • • n Bov. Sh^ospcare s Much Ado y^ joficj „,« Christine 1 HI it the November meeting. Mwnt KoihiuR and "Guest in the ^^ De*!b«.v Thm at the school |lvrn by the per- for a |fcilr of trvuwers. > ;\ii(lsen will describe her iHow He i.« also worked wilh i,^ |mp ^^^^ w ,„,„ a soattel. Refreshment-, will be serred at-, ii.rs on her recent trip 1 1 •••iicli T\O\ i ii*I *** ft ? John ^^irTJrtilft^ ' k * v ^ "•- ^ ^ Mr. Pctenbn WM presented ter Uu> WM vie?. Any woman In* the world. ^.Kathrnne Hepburn and Paul!0H,uiwmn".XlSrtaret -aUa- wilh a WrBtwitch by Mrs An- » be waloomed. drew, Aaroe, principal. The ko*ski. were elected to aerre. scUng, Xlr Underwood guest of honor Is the stepfather AltniKttY ANYONE* l»bV to the CStisens i vwi'd constitution of the An a bleak Christmas Eve dawns AVENEL — The Star of BetWe- CouncU * fuil SN o3 pkns and i!,.HI wil br voted uponarid three "Angels," in the guise of two hem Girl Scout Troop 14. held a {or any proposed IIIM I for the coming year competed murderers and a -swin- candleUjht ceremony for nine new : school fur a mnumum of three • -inu'd by Mrs. William dler, suddenly appear and pro- members. The new scouts are: I days PTKK IO subaaisswn ol finance criairmwi, Her ceed to unravel the famUy's, prob- Emily Baldwin, Catherine Beney.! proril bar the S»te Boanl ol Edu- nit'n included Mrs. Llewellyn lems. Joseph made a partial h-i wnek's meeting of the fred (Stan Kaplan* prove them- ropta, Nancy Sears. Ann PrisUk.>repott on sie !incir«s (4 the oom- .-,!• board. Mrs. George Ful- selves to be masters of any <ua- and Margaret Ross. The cere- i nuUee atr«u$aUa« the special monies were held at the home ol j xhool tax ltf*\ and p*nfflea* fh KI vwntnan for Presbyterian ion. Their methods may not be the troop leader Mrs. John PaUjtuutcial aspects w«re duvussed. A :•>! the Aged, announced legal, but they are funny. Others in ml visitation day for Bel- of 1027 Rahway Arenue. with report is esneeted at the in the cast include Helen Hester. Carol Ann Stachelski assisting. li mo would be held Oc- David Wallis, Fred Bush and Bob next Those taking part in tW pro- The 4 Anyone having canned Campbell. The play is directed by- ro&aiittee pre- gram were: Maureen Sweeney, j seated a si«e i offioers to be i .ipli's to be brought to Ruth Kaplan, with Pat Hagan •,!!,.• mi tills day may bring Joaivn Jaeger. Susan Pepsin. Lor-1 voted on *! aesT awetina as managing the backstage crew, etta Poll, Donna Rindeis, Plorann: fot^ws: Prv^stan. Kevin Healy; i , Mi:. Fullerton or deposit Tliis first production will be fol- ,i: c.ntiiiis which will be Ostohoff, Patricia Mitchell *nd vice 5u*sd«iV Uorn$ Cohen; re- u church vestibule on Dolores Poll. cording sewury, Mrs. George P Avenel Fellowship Ferguson; uws$jr«\ Dr Ralph AID SQUAD REPORT Bamme. corr«t>andtn« <«crel»ry. in F. Barley nnd Miss Activiltei Announced AVBNEtT— Robert Snowfield. Mrsl It ii. ONen l run liav» been namedco- captain of the Avenel-Colonta The *pp:^r*t»ji JOT membership ••>< iif ihe tood» table for the AVENEL-The Senior H«h Fel- First Aid Squad, submitted a re- of Mrs. Ft*vi J«sseison. Menlo . uuvh bazaar to be held lowship of the First Presbyterian port for the month of September Part w»s approred. ixr 18 and 19 at the church. Church of Avenel announces that there will be u swimming party as follow*: seven accident calls, DCMO( fcATS TO llEET COME for its members at the Rahway 11 transports were made, and four miscellaneous calls were answer- WOODBRIDGE - The Demo- •ins Mrs Marie Griffin. YM.C.A. on Saturday, at 7 P. M. ed, making a total of 23 calls. A cratic Cxusiy Odmnuueemen and K:ini George Road, was In addition to their regular Sun- Ends Basting! total of 311 miles was covered and [ CoaanuMeewxMaen and poll clerks ec iur smoke poisoning at day night meetings, the Fellow- 30 man hours and 53 minutesiwtil meet *l 7.30 o'clock Amijoy General Hospital, ship has scheduled girl's basketball |m tlw Building Hinged Pressure Foot i .ie, caused by a defective for Thursday nights from 6 to 1 were consumed. AT P. M. and boys basketball on :it•:•. broke out In the base- 'Saturday nights from 7:30 Jto 10 : iui home. Damage was Glides Over Pins It P. M. Prayer meetings are held on Wednesday »nd Saturday nights and Heavy Seams ha- informed Britain of nt 7:00 o'clock. • i obtain arms from the On Sunday at? P. M. the gTOup/ will hear Earl Palmer, who is |tt I'mim in exchange for Us like waving a magic wand. No matter what you want to sew, this studying at Princeton Seminary. cotton. Kenmore rotary portable will (to the job lor you. Numbered stitch regulator lets you choose proper stllch lengths Darns without extra attachments. Sews double lock stitch forward or reverse. Four-point feed moves material evenly, assures evenly spaced stitching. Full set MlY FRI.SAT.&MON. of attachments, tipper and cording foot, extra bobbins, needles, In- « <">»». a MOUTH structions included. Sewing light built-in. 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" Steaks Porterhouse 83 Smoked Hams X**X b C Wh M Top Round Roast or Steak t: 75 Smoked Hams Ful°"°"l eul •I Untaw. ieasoe»t. «a ai. Sci'.rt »r«tk. kt»-EMl E-Z Pop Popcorn :id—Ctncentrtted 6 Refldy- Shank But) Top Sirloin Roast or Steak;,' ^ 75 Hams (o E*t portion In ih own poppar . Grapefruit iu*c^2 25c Carolina White Rice J;- *18< C Whol. ortilhr, L in p Cross Rib Pot Roast »•»'• 75 Ready-to-Eat Hams haKMcut 1 c F M M 55c pi,.* River Brand White Rice 2 ';; 23' Sliced Bacon Welch's Grape Juice ;r; 2 *Z 39« s e Ground Beef " " ,35 X °! Kl'.nutt Mjid Combination C Mennei's Spanish Rice 2 'c * 37 Sotct Orange Juico Concehlrate^.d l 2 ^ " Shoulder of Lamb Chopi And St«wing 33 Smoked Beef Tongues v e 6 C B rdi Eyt Tcmaio Pasle t^r* 2 !;: 17 Rib Lamb Chops ^79 Frankfurters 5;'^ 49 Fiuifo . 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' 18 2 Ann Paga IS/OI C Pb n cup ' Del Monte Dried Prunes ^9-» ;959« Spaghetti Sauce Mtarlau 2 39 Pumokin ^ " 1 2"29° C w Bonn's Milk H^ r-2l Ann Parjt • cam " I Hlll|»l*lll Our Unas) quality " «"» Surf Del Monte Seedless Raisins ,; 19 Beans C ioic» of 3 varialial bennt C 2 ::; 25« Cut String Beans •-*-.<-' 2 \k ,,1 25 For iha family wnh and d'ukti BorJen's Milk ^^« Ann Pai Ann t Sliced Pie Apples c*a 2 ^ 39« Tomato Ketchup boltl. ' Golden Honey Mayonnaise ;;;';:;;, ',; 23C";:: 39e B I*' Pure Preserves p^rp^S;/;- Grape Juice Ou,«"X .% 2 French Dressing wa««•, «9 lot. < I ( C 2 1 *S^J^m'i bottla ' Peanut Butter ^- ,;::49 ;,;:69° Hermit Cookies J-'" " ";29 FREE H...,.,., quart | ll-.e purthose of ^^^^ BalboSa'adGil Wilson Chopped Beef . . |:35« Crispo Fig Bars .... X^ Rinse THIS 1 CUSTOM Cr.OUNO V flH " Mazoia Oil I:;; ;:,, 1.89 c Ml Whita voap qranulu .A&P COFFEE' %JF SSs Broadcast Pigs Feet . . . 'j|> Fels Naptha Soap ;:':^ 5 ••" f 9 G "%••/ H . | OCT. 22, 1955 Hi-Hat Peanut Oil r-- Marcal Paper Hankies 3 J ; 23 Household Bags ^^-^ '. pig. l ib 1 O A&P COFFEE MEASURING SPOON NuccaMargarine "^ ^ Nedick's Orange Drink;.; 6 ^ 37e Woodbury Soap :;;:,2;;; 2 r. Buy fresh, flavorful A&P pnmium-quality Instant Coffee c-»*^ 3 m um c For b4ih Coffee today ... and get your plastichscien- O-Cel-0Sponges ««•••««.w ^ 18 Woodbury Soap t»«t° 3c"u4 Colgate's Ml tific Measuring Spoon FREE! Baker's Breakfast Cocoa Mild I Mellow Dittrqtnl for automatic wtdwri

r Eight O'clock ai '6o<226 0kg. MB. VAf 3-Lb. Bag for mal n poisi 1 1 01 BAG MW* »2.31 Tato Mix " ' ° p" "^ 2 \ ' 29* licni V, 301 out i Winajr •Pie Crust Mix 2 ;£ 35* LARGI I" PIE Dif Hand Cleaner RID CIRCLE B0KAR Cherry Pie 1-U.A7 3 ib. boo. 1-IB. 3 ,1b bo3 4 2 55 ilrlinlil in ni'iv liiti- uf lliis (lie . . . plump willi illl(f' , Pilhbury Hot Rolf Mix . ^^ clicliifs umlcr a IUk\, golden trust! "Dessert" llu; iiiu"'v Ken-L-Ratron Dog Food 3 ':,:; 4t° at great savings! AMillCA'S IO«SMOi! (OOtt IIMIlll . . . tINCt ! Dish Dog Food upcr Markets Lux Gold Layer ,: X -59c Roll Cluster ''^: -33< Deterswt 1 1 'fortifi»dwitlili»»r Djiiuh >•>•-!»•-••:••.«. pi,.ijj(«21' White Bread S...M.">P»'" " "Zfi' TMi «(*! »HAN1IC t FMIFIC HA COMPMf LiquidOeiergent Controllad Sualting

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Township practically HII my life so I can appreciate the problems of [icies of Foes the long-time residents. Yet, I am young enough to recognize the riticizcdby Reeb problems that the newer residents face as well. New residents were Speaking encouraged to come here. Yet idR Rnpubli- when they found overcrowded tl,r Mondny, kyle B schools, roads In poor condition ,j, nnulldate for mayor, nc- and the financial condition next of to the worst In the state, what ' t.|ir locul government ni w ln did the present mayor do? He told nR M " ' nffairs during 1955." you' he no one asked you to come to should be very, very clear," Woodbrldge, Is this fair treatment iRrfb said, "that the short' after this same man and his party- policies nf the iidminlstra- members Issued building permits pWd with n do-nothing at- wholesale? Is this honest and good is musing Woodbrldge to government. Obviously, not! ji si'iuiid-rtv'e ''immunity. Mr. Reeb concluded by stating , have that "Wodbrldge Township doesn't Inist.rntlon before the situation mi nur schools, roads, fi- wants and needs business adminis- . ,',ii(i .services benorties ut- trators ' 'oprlcss. We owi: It to our- United States producers will sell •8 UKI to our children to make 'jh;ii the future growth of an ' experimental quantity" of hy- •bruise as ;i flrst-nite com- brld seed corn to the Soviet union Iv is iissuri'd. under an agreement "In principle" l,-,vr lived in Woodbrldge reached ln Moscow.

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i Ol.OUflJl, <.K\1H; 1ISTIVAI,; YIIUIIK men md women, dressed in K;IV HuriKitriau rostumes, made the annual snipe festival of the WoodbridRe Itrfoimcd (hurch an oulstanrtins success. At top, left, shown doing a folk dance, arc llnriitliy HUSH, Robert —- Alto on Radio Ktisiwi, Lois Malom, Micharl Pinter, John Kvlemen, Joseph evfeRV Rrmcnar, Sophie Bobos. lu the center a grouji is shown doing 7:30 p.m. the czardas: Joseph Rfmenar, Mrs. Margaret Hnlochuk, Mrfhwl p.0, MX sit, N.w M», M. WABC-77OKC. Pinter, I.ois Mulom, Jimmy Matidy, Mrs. Margaret Knvac, Robert Koskos and Dorothy Busa. Below is tlie dancing group In full costume. Front row, Mrs. Margaret Kovactt, Dorothy Busa, Esther Hacker, Mrs. Margaret Holochiik, J.ols Malum and Sophie Dolms. Back Btm. J'mrpf My if•, 4tob»rt Kask«..\VUIiam (jyenrs,^ Joseph Rcmenar, Michael Pinter and John Keiemeh. ImniedUUely* above, Dorothy Busa and Robert Kasko are shown "stealing" 1895 Christensen's drapes. It is the custom to fine couples caught "stealing" grapes at the festival. The game Is to try to do it without getting "The Friendly Start caught hy a special committee on watch.

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NO DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED Pay as Little as $1.25 weekly Winter is just around the corner of the calendar! Now is the time to make youf home weather-tight with storm doors and windows. They'll keep out the icy blasts . . . Keep you warm and snug . . . and bring We pride ourselves in haying your fuel bills way down. Get our free estimate today! the W*t selection of Hal- Factory Showroom at 240 Madison Ave., Perth Amboy loween fostumes ifi the Ran- lias a chance for a part-time job. tan Bay area. .'uiM'am entitled "The Manic "an lie net a social security card? itiiU'ii-sn." The program was wii.s told a person hud to be at Avenel Teachers ipou.sorcd by the Oil Industry In- YOUR NEW 'list IB before a curd would be ls- 98 iruiiilion cimniuttee, the Infor- Is this true? To be Honored .labicn department of the Amcri- \, If your sun is going to work 2 an Petroleum Institute, the in- SOCIAL SECURITY >n A job covered by social security, AVENEL — Plans were com- ^ies non-profit trade associ- if. must iWe a social security # Variety pleted for the teachers' dinner to ion. Q. My social security curd :ard. Age ll not a requirement for be held tonight at 6:00 o'clock The attendance awards were ihofcs my real first name, middle -ecuting a social security curd. Q. A friend of mine will be 65 in the auditorium of the First von by Mrs. David Levlne's kln- initial and my last name. Everyone # Quality Presbyterian Church of Avenel, lergarten and Mrs. Qardon Mc- next month and wants to apply for me by a nickname. No one nia social security. AH his work under the chairmanship of Mrs. Oauley's fourt grade class. Mrs. knows my first name. The place ocurred In another £}tate. Will that OPEN DAILY 9 TO « — FRIDAY !) TO 9 Marry Jones, Jit., at a, meeting Bowser j and Mrs,. William Qerak # Atlraetjveness of the Avenel Parent Teachers where I just started to work put my make any deference when he ap- were co-chairmcri of the; hospi- plies for his social security? Association. Tuesday, in the tality committee, | j name down as it Is shown on my school auditorium. A. tNo. AU work covered by so- The program for the next meetf social security card. Do you think cial security, regardless of where It was announced by Mrs. Jo- ing will feature a, forum type of 1, should- hav,e my nickname on mi it occurred, lu considered in fig CLOSED ALL DAY seph MuClue, chairman of the SPECIAL OFFER!! 'program, with Dr. Mildred Tie social security card since I use urlng old-aye insurance benefits. bake sale, that plans, have been WEDNESDAY verton as the guest speaker. Your friend should call at our ol- completed for the event* to be that name? For a limited time we will give this heavy-duty, flce to file his claim as soon as Daily 9* — Friday Till held on Eduction Day, starting at - A. It 1B wise to have your rea all-extruded aluminum COMBINATION STORM It Was name on your social security card possible. noon. AND SCREEN DOOR, with initial grill FREE to The cow Jumped over the Very pften during a person's life Mrs. Earl Smith, president, and, time, he uses one or more' nick THE TEXT anyone purchasing 10 THREE-CHANNEL DE- Mrs. W ilium UCto will attend fence. The fence was wo high, Udder destruction, — The Qos- names and using these names li The family was having com- LUXE heavy-duty extruded aluminum storm and the Parent Teachers ABsoclatlor employment may result in sum* Convention in Atlantic City, Oc port, Pensacola, Fla. pany for dinner. Julie, five, called screen windows at mU-up In hi* social security ac her mother .and said; "Mommy tuber 26, 27, 28. Mis. H. Joi^es, Jr count. By having your social se there is a hair ln my soup." All Sizes! $ i.OO was named as alternate (or Mr: Sure Is! ourlty account <„. tfife'ttfep natn*, you will be~M E^oerience Is what y°u barrussed mother, trying-to cover E Mis. Arthur Peterson, prtgrar when you're lbokhig for some sured of re«elvuig proper ored chairman, introduced Miss Torn* (for all ywur cv^lng^ the situation, "It's just a crack ln *)7\ui\sr.. thing else. -- The Slw Buptply yourlulate," sinn Kenah, the guest speaker am Philadelphia. Q. My »n is 15 years old and demonstrator, who presented THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1955 PAGE SIX | t-vn.ilng will be Mrs. Max Norman A DA VINCI I••( Sc.hmUlt were t.hr sub.iT! <>! re- Vfiii/.kln, nf Watprbrry, Conn. CHIC.V1O i[ marks hy cminniurem.in H R..'.h- HadassahtoHold Mrs. Mat/.kin is :. r^rmer prrsi- Reservoir Plan Hit (lolonia Democrats Port Reading r ard Krauss. ,iriii nf the C iime.ctt:- Mrs. Ernest Lichtmsn.i country. In l|;lty (••I Cl.inniev K. :'k ri'Wrvulf I'll • latic Cl.ib will sponsor a card on Hoffman Boulevard, north of tober 26 at 7.30 P. M. In th lion chairmnn. Introduced Mrs. Netherlands, a.s ciiiHi"nui'-ii n a half-n-loaf •liirlv and eD'.erUinmelH WednM- Colonln Boulevard, which will in- Woodbridije Jewish Community David Levine. Youth AHjfth, master, Leomn;,, p:oini-.;;i'.ii IT. Dnren Mitchell, of c'.ay I'vrnuiK. Nnvpmber 2, at the Jude approximately 21 ctoss. Center, were outlined at a Hndtis- rhnirnmn, who spoke on the pro- for his "Mim.i , tiic i iirnifi'Miv.- committee of the r dirnia Publbic Library. Chain rooms. Harold Van Ness expinhwl :OHN T. who has ori'n nil- V _.h Board meetlnR Monday nip'U. pnrt!-il plan of the Youth Aliyah I r-hviii1 f"!1 the Preservation of H1U' RmH Candidates lor mu- that the proposed grammar sahool by Mrs, HRro'.d Sr.hi'.lev. ihn:r- Movement in lsrRel this year. She. the palntliiK, !,,1V Wiisli:ii!rmi V«iit»y. in a talk on :i: v,h\] and .:nunty offices inctud- -ichool as well as a Junior Hiph ttian The theme of the affair will also stated that this Is the 21st for a whi;e arm': .ne M.iv( r Huf.h B QulKley and School to be located on New 15 Sixth Street .'uc .('.«> before lh" WootJbridKP be, "If You Love Life, YJU Love yeur for Youth Aliyah. This was an nU\• Kiwuii"- C'lui) H: UIU Homers Ut'emnn Peter Schmidt Dover Road, and a Rrommar Port ttendinx Hadnssah." thr first in a series erf Project >• tlv lionored guests. school in Menlo Park will •*-,* sub- KlNDNi:SS PAYs „• . I.«iH (';, bill Mrs lieonar:! Cutler'vlve presi- Education talks to be presented •:>." sis members of the com- mitted to the voters for approval Cm>i;i :>i i! (if residents (if thr S'M dent in charsjr of donors, re- to the board. A •]'.•;•! ;<:> Mrs. Charlss Hoaeill- *t a referendum in the mui fu- ini.i l!i;it \wiuld bv inundated t>>' ported she attendi'ri a Noiilurn Mrs. David Outmah. study policeman, Willi,,,,, • i, V. Fred Cnier., Mrs. George ture. Mr, Van Ness and J. Lester tin iCM I von. thr LeaMUe is stflg- New Jersey Reulona! Donnr mect- group c,hairmnrv announced that- two retired hri; finery . Mrs Francis Fole.y, Mrs. Neary empha-sized that the Board ritr I'revrntion Program iiif ;i suir wide fiRln a^iimat the ini! In Newark, where plans were the nt'Xt session fill be held' In D'Elia and Will,.,;, •I.I.'::I H \u. Mrs. Free) Zimmer- of'Education is doing all in its Port Reading Fire Company <>b- |jid|lof,.il 'l'ii-- LSHiic will be re- -formulated for the annual dutwr ihr home of Mrs. Seymour Klep- the Bellevue-S!i i iiniii. Mrs Kev;n Healy, Mrs. poweJ' to keep the ot>st of eon- s'-rved Fire Prevention Week • (ivcd in 11 referendum on the luiiKhL'un to be held nt the W.il- ner. 17 Bedford Avenue, Iselln,. wt-re kind I,, v 1 Thursday with a full day of drills ill, Niiv H !)"'•<>! ciilUn:: for tin nre- Pu'iy Mnncff. Mrs. Ernest Fill- .rtmctlcn to a minimum, They Wednesday cvenlns. Kovember 9. in local industrial plants and dorf Astoria Hotel, March 14. The al.nm (if a $100,000,000 SlW debt. ; |i..:ii'. Mrs. PKU; Kiri.-offt Mrs. Jo- recommended that consideration Any member wishing to Join the fhsr« equally !>. TO SPEAK TONIGHT Rnbrrt speaker will be Mn. l\ D. Roose- ,r wliicli $»OiH)0.flOO would be • •—,ih Wira. Mrs. Franoli -PUtp- of fKe club be fiven to memorial- schools, climaxad by n dinner in estate if Mrs. n,, ( Tit. Rcwland. mnnacrr of The velt. stddy ijroup nt this time, may still uscrl for developing UP first ' Pi'iii. Mrs Pierre Abry, .Mrs. izing the' legislature to change the ftrehouse. do so. by calling Mrs. Gutman and testamem j >, California Oil Compan* refinery, The rally wiU be held on No- phase of till1 Chimney Rock Uasm i J.nnes WRteison. Mrs. ^harles (tcme of the state laws .concerning Michael Shuttelo, chief of plant or Mrs. Klepner. Haerer. a tu\[n wttl bf the speaker al thf first vember 31. featurmK »« Israeli in .Somrr.'Ti County. The remain- , Es'.is. Mis. Edward Fox, Mrs. the building and fin anoint! of security at the ewifornia Oil Co., Mrs'. Henry Winter distributed years at the l!:i'.; UN dinner meeting of thr Indus- entries Lsspata and Mrs. Java .schools. Fashion Bhow. Tlie speRker that inii J4O.nfiO.noo would bn expend- j trial ManHgrnrent Club (it thr Perth Arabboy, was the principal ! batiKs on Hebrew Wofds nnd Petrovk's. Tickets may be ob- speaker. He elaborated on fire SCUM-OLKAKAN, K1 fw rieieioujni! unspecified wo-1 Perth Amboy VM( A timiiflit. Mr. under the direction of Mrs. Selinl- , Phrases ,'nd reviewed the Hebrew The Fetlcr.i! r,, t'T ri'swircw In TSouth Jersey. j tamed frcm members of the com- BUDOET BALANCING fighting facilities' at the plant, finH'lftnd hat. httn a member -of mittee or by caHlng Mrs. Hoaem-; eeCreUr? of Oe4*»»e GhftriM £. lacl. aaelsted by Mrs Sabby Mav- i words of the well /known Hadae- tr»tlon made ii-. Mr, Mitchell asserted that there | tbf local refinerj wtuff tinoe stressing tbe -point tbat in the 'sah j>r».ictfia. Mrs. Winter plan* pa. f-5 Longfellow Drive. Rahway Wibon has ruled out ths possi- ttno. Mrs. LTO Chrffretta. Mrs commitment in ,; is ii lui'iii- hiifly of opinion which, j 1947, when he came here as job of controlling and extingulsh- ! to Instruct the board further In bility qf enough cuts in military inK fire, the safety of the men Dominic Coppolo. Mrs. Steve La- •t«ned to eniuil. although dissatisfied with the j plant Huperintendrnt after nine zar, Mrs. Patsy LaRusso, Mrs. Al- i. the Hebrew lanRUai*, during a prise to replace M yean' wpwienoe In refinery At the last meeting of the spending to balance the budget in it consider -d first at all times Chimney KiM'k site, is approgch- vln Shaffer, and Mrs. John Surlk. scrips of lessons at future board ern houslriK Tii construction and operation with club. Francis C. Foley, Jr., acted the' next fiscal year. He declnred with property losses as secondary. jiii! the question "in a spirit of that $34,000,000,000 would toe a Auxiliary Activities meetings. oovered the. ji.n lesmniitiin " He udded: the Standard OH Com,HU»y of as chairman for the evening and Remarks were made by Chief Mrs Lawrence Weiss, president, California His diaouMlan to- rock bottom figure on military A board of directors' merlins: retfevplopmfint pr • explained ths functions aiTd pur- Thomas Karpinskl and his assis- was held Wednesday night ai announced that Mrs. Irving Ma* "Tliis school of thought saye *n niftat wll center on the Impor- pases of the club. The membership spending. Both he and Secretary effect. With the pr?aent politi- tants, Stephen Lazar ahd Rich- the home of Mrs .Lea Ciuffredn. j Mir will extend the deadline for men from coloni,, tance of judging the human \ was addressed by Mayor Quigley of the Treasury Humphrey agreed ard Zuccaro, co'chairmen of the cal %'t tip. -Chimney Rock seems Turner 8treet. The regular meet- | the calendar project, tor one more the years to the ; eletnenU as factors In accident who outlined the progress made that higher Federal tax receipts Fire Prevention Day exercises, and to be the best we can get. Let'* prevention. Among the rnerts still might bring the^ budget into ing will be held tomorrow nmht week. phasiwd- the imp by the Tawnship during the Dem- Charles McGettt«an, president of at 1:86 o'clock. After (.he mcPtinR Mrs. Abraham Wlnogrnd wag took in reliKid i: take it. Half a loaf is better than wtU tr Mayor Hugh B. Quigley ocratic administration. Mr. Quig- balance. none." and Christian Stockel, presi- the company. there will, be a Halloween party unanimously elected as oorres- chBTltable. poime,, ley explained in detail the road ••This attitude, which amounts dent or vhe YM( A. GWsts ifi eluded ThJrrt "Ward asked to c»mr in pnndini! secretary, replacing Mrs. affairs of otu- en,,: program which has been in ef- Eastern Air Lines has an- to defentism, is nat characteris- Commltteeman Ray Allbanl and will be nwarded. William Staum. who resigned. Hospitahty w;i fect since 1947. He pointed to nounced a record expansion. It tic of the New Jersey taxpayer- School Commisioners Edwin Mrs. C»nnen D'Allewio and Mrs. A film strip, entitled "Thru per vision of M; SAFETY HRSt improved facilities Including new will add 100 new airliners, ranging voter. When it come to a major Casey and Lester Neary. The din- Ralph PUlo are co-ctiitirmcn nf the Years," Was shown and nar- ner, Mrs. Lemu: Two Scotsmen were out walk- sewers, garbage disposal service, from pistons to JeU, to its fleet by public improvement involving ner was prepared and served by the affair. Nominations of offi- rated by Mrs, Llchtman. it de- Bernard Coen ,s ing. And one was jingling some- improved police protection, and 1961 with a view to tripling pas- hujie sums, lit v.ill settle for noth- members of the LatUef Auxiliary, cers will also be held. the life of the Jewish Wo- WclDcr. thing in his po:fcet. His pal said. playgrounds as being but a few senger capacity. ini! less Limn the best. "Jock, you must have plenty of of the accomplishments of the "When we built the New Jersey money in there." Incumbent administration." He Turnpike and later the Garden "Oh, no," a&icl Jock, "that's my explained the attitude of the State Parkway, we demanded the wife's fitee teeth. You see. there's Toyrnship Commute concerning best design and construction—and too much eating between meals in developments and the procedure (!0t it. We refused to let politics our house." adopted with respect to requiring interfere with technical consider- coming water-supply referendum developers to make certain de- ations. posits with the Township to In- •'In ,1944. the Legislature pre- will also be defeated. The choke of the Chimney Rock sit« was dic- sure that adequate and proper sented us with a draft of a new roads, sewers and other facilities constitution that wss defective tated not by sound engineering because of partisanship, and it principles but by a group of rural ! are provided. was decisively rejecU'd'in a refer- sen-ators who, through the oper- Committeeman Peter Schmidt endum. When the partisanship ation of the caucus system, have outlined the accomplishments of was removed in the' 1947 draft, we been able to vblock any water his department wbloh Includes voted approval. supply system based on Round supervision of the roads and "Because of partisanship, the Valley in Hunterdon County." - sewers. He stated that when he Mr. Mitchell pointed out that first took office the Township full development of Chimnex had no equipment whatever for I I Rock to supply 200.000.000 sal- scnsti-uctlng, repairing or improv- Ions a day would cost the tax- ing roads, and in the past few Myers *110,Q09,0«0. On W*e,«*iw« TELEVISION and hand, he added, for a cost of have been purchased which have $130,00C,000 Round Valley will enabled the area to obtain in- RADIO SERVICE supply 800,000,000 gallons a day, creased road facilities. He pledged or 50 per ctnt more tor only an R(i Washington Avenue continued progress In this regard. 18 per cent increase in etist. At the request of residents, Carleret survey will be taken to determine Call CA-1-4978 the adequacy of lighting facili- linns*' Culls Made NOW is the TIME ties on Co'.onia Boulevard and In 8 A. M. — 8 V. M. the most recent development known as Colonia Village South, Joe and Georne Magella To Select The accomplLihrneuU of Ma- CHRISTMAS TOYS y'or QuiRley and Committeeraan PORTRAIT SPECIALIST' • WKUUINGS • CONFIRMATION • (,'UMMUNION « GRADUATION and GAMES USE OIR (.'undid Photos For Your Album Dr. H. M. Zalewski 3 Dimensional Color LAY-AWAY PLAN A Split second Expert Chilli Porimlture Work A Small Ucnasit Will Hold Optometrist Movies - Li'Kisl - Acln, - Fashion Any Item 'Til Christmas It's Nui thu Camera— is the hia difference! Us the Man Behind It EYES EXAMINED AVENEL STUDIOS PLATT'S 237 PERSHING AVENUE WO-8-1349-R STATIONERY STORE '169 AVENEL ST., AVENEL CAETERET 1-7608 100 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE RUMMAGE OCTOBER SALE Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday October 25, .26, 27 9:30 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. , , k Ui,, WPRANCE w >,,„>• ,•„,..„, |lr,., .... ih, n.n, 1/1W of u HWO,I.|, pmv,r w.r SpotiBorcd by JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER AMBOY AIVE., WOODBHIDGii HIGHEST 't*5^^^ LOW TKAME-IN I'KH'KS! DOWN 1'AYMENTS! I LM is the Big Difference between BARGAINS GALORE! 1953 HUDSON 4 door Wasp $995 1953 DeSOTO 4 door sedan.... $1095 Highest Octane Gasolines- 1952 DeSOTO 4 door sedan $695 gives you split-second "GO"

1951 PLYMOUTH 4 door sedan.. $545 It's wonderful the way our modern High octane gasoline alone can't stop automobile engines respond—a split this powerJoHs. High octan|e with Going to 1953PLYMOUTH4door sedan...$895 BecowL&fter you touoh theaccelerator. TCP* can. • DKNMARK? 1950 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan...$495 Yet the newest of today's engines TCP additive overcomes harmful • DKAUVILLE7 loses gome of its fine response in 2000 engine deposits-stops pre-firing and • DJAKARTA? 1950 STUDEBAKER $245 mile* or less, This happens because of spark plug "miss." • KUIIOPE? engine deposits which build up in your Only Shell Premium Gasoline haa • BLLENVILLE? 1949 MERCURY Tudor $245 daily, short-trip driving. both TCP and top octane' That's why • EGYP1? In a combustion fchamber, these de- Shell Preriiium keeps y6ur engine • FRANCE? .1 1951 NASH 4 door sedan $495 posit* fire the gasoline aleplit second delivering its »'like new" split-second • FLORIDA? Ol'KN KVI'MNGK Till. 9 (J'tJLOCK bdort the piston reaches firing position. response. ' • FRISCO? SUNDAYS, \\ A. M. TO (5 P, M. Irptead of getting a full-power stw>ke, See your Shell Dealer for Shell Pre- Ask the woman yoy lose power! On spark plugs, de- mium with TCP. It's the most powerful Who's been there . . . poaits cause short circuit*. You/ engine gasoline your car can use! your travel agent JAMES Pi"—more power loss! •BUl't_Tt»d«iuik (or tbi. un MARGARETTEN MOTOR SALES CO,, Inc. TRAVEL A6ENCY OnV Shell Premium Gasoline 27 (5 Hobart Street ' 40S AMBOY AVENUE - WOQDBRIDGE 8*1020 lOpii. lieu Uiiier) Perth Amboy All IIH>KI/I I) l)t KOTO - HtYMOUTII HE ALE H AT UI-2-OBO0 275 SMITH STKKKT, PERTH ' AMBOY — TEt. HI-2-4U1 TCP*tt/Top Octane!

.lltj^^ . THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1955 PAOf S

.Jloyed h.v a municipality close to Governor Praised „ Woodbridge. Ipcrs Strained (Continued from P»«e Oi^1 tots of Correspondence OBITUARIES Mayor Qulgley said: "We have I had left the family As soon aS \tr Road Plaints tried to cooperate with you. Your 1 w«s safely at the gas uttttotf attorney, Mr. Breitkop, promised STEPHEN J. SVTCH they left, so 1 dd not have $, Voices were t0 Bet us a rtport and It hasn't' HOPRLAWN-Stephen J. Sutch, charges and counter!be*n forthcoming. Instead, you 3!» Juliette Strret, died Tuesday ;chance to thank them properly. cotne to us In this manner. You did morning at his home. He was a; It may have been just * routing thick and fast Tues- everything you could think or. ommunhnnt of Holy Spirit operation, but to me It Is a eour- Rubel, chairman You wrote to the Prwldeht, to the Clmr'li. Perth Amboy, and was ajtcsy 1 will never forget. * Wtstbuiy Park Veterans Governor. You wrote to the VA, resident of Hopelawn Tor 5S yeurs| "I do not have to tell you, f:owntrs League, Inc., ac- vou wrote to the American Legion wlitte he was a grocer. ibut a good d«ed such as thtere- Commlttee "of In Washington, you wrote to the Survlvlng nre his widow, Mary; fleets not only on the town ot in the developer Instead of VPW In Washington, but we don't ix daughters, Mrs Mary fcoldl, Woodbrldge, but on the State erf ntintt thp people." so for that European propaganda ppith Amb»y; Mrs. Ros< Dalton, New Jersey. DeflnlWly the right argument was touched off !«re. They told you to take it up Finds; Miss Elizabeth Sutcli, men are In the right Jobs and do» oland Masterpeters, secre- with the PHA which guaranteed en, Conn.; Miss Julia SuUih, ing ft fine Job. • letter signed by Mr, your loan. Instead, you told me you \M> Mead', and the Misses Aun .The abovt, happened about 8:« |n which It was stated that would picket Sommers' homes and mid Chin-Sutch, Hopelawn; three | P M on Thursday, September" was hired by the break windows." sons, Stephen. Fords; John, Hope-129 j'db nol klM,w the offtceiji lawn, mid Joseph, Florida. He l« i nnmes and did not get the llcensf [.'to Inspect the streets which Mr. Rubel shouted this statement B. Qulgley and Com- also survived by seven grandchll-1 num|,er of their car or their shiel* was "not true" At this point there drcn uml three great-grandrhll-1 However, I nsked nBn Peter Schmidt said numbers was.so much shouting on all sides tln-n. omul to be of acceptable It was hard to determine what any- gas station tiltendant and "A ctlon. Funeral services wil be held to- thought one, was an Officer Burnt one was saying. morrow morning at B:30 o'clock "Plew» convey my thank* Ice etter stated In part; "Feel- Finally, another resident from the Mltruska Funeral Home, a Job well done and the effl| it this statement was un- Westbury Park said in his opinion 5H1 New Brunswick Avenue. Fords, clent, courteous and pleasant wa§ f. the lengue retained a pro- there was too much crossfire and und at 9 o'clock at Holy Spirit t was handled,", # engineer of forty years directing a statement to Mr. Duff, Church. Burial will be in Our Lady i -f and 'considered emln- said the latter was "trying to con- of Hunmiry Cemetery. The letter concerning Patrol jjalifIfd with respect to con- fuse this f«llow (Mr. Rubel)." The man Egan came from Mrs. Helef uf roads, eurbe, gutters man, who did not Identify himself, STEPHEN NOVOTNIK Ponlse, 4' John Street, Kearny ang spoke of the alleged fire hazard |tch tastns, having been an WOODB9IDOE •- Stephen Nov- react: "This is a note «f thanljL caused by the kitchen fans which fur Middlesex County. •otnlk, 82 Amboy Avenue, died to one of yolir officers, J. Egan, ewhauat Into the attics. He chared Indicated in his ex- Tuesday night after a brief Illness. Badge #81, who on Thursday, nothing wa,s done about that. The September 22, helped a friend and of core samples taken A former resident of Carteret. he mayor replied this was a responsi- myself to find the home of a new- location of the streets was a member of Camp 88, Wood- bility of the Board of Fire Com- comer to the town of Fords, Mt. bout the development, that HONOR CANDIDATES: Seventy-four metnbers and guests of the Democratic and Civic Club of Kust Avenel paid tribute last nlfht men of the World, and the Greek missioners and the Bdard of Fire to Commltteeman L, R*y Allbani and Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley, who are seeking reelection in November, at a dinner last ntjht In Catholic Carpntho-Russlan Benev- and Mrs. Burda. Officer Egan was > 2-inch to 2 Inches of Underwriters. th* Lo« Cabin, Tlie principal speaker was Edward J. Patten, secretary of state. Also on the speaking agenda was John A. Lynch, olent Association of Perth Amboy. kind enough to give us the rignt on. Miror Fires Back directions and when it became ap» seeking election as state senator, At the head table, left to right, are: Joseph Somers, Democratic municipal chairman; Committee- He is survived by a daughter, clearly defined that the After a lull, the argument blazed parent we would have to w»lk man George Mrox, Nathan Duff, township attorney; Mr. PatUn, James McIIugh, toagtmagtor; Cnmmltteeman Allbani, Mayor Mrs. Mary Jantek, Manhattan, and nent by the Township of anew and this time the dnayor, about a mile to get there he off six grandchildren. Funeral services ridm' is six Inches penetra- evidently losing his patience, said Qulgley, and Frederick Hyde, president of the organliation. fered to drive us. His po}it« ra#n,. wll be held tomorrow mornng at nncadam. However, the to Mr. Rubel, "You took a course ner and kindness to three verf [ and Mr. Schmidt have en- 9:30 o'clock in St. Elisabeth's in propaganda. No Township offi- REPAYS LOAN HO-FOLD KIWANTS AUCTION worried people Including a child uncl recommended to the / st Degrees Conferred Church, Carteret. Burial will be cial coaxed" you to buy the house. Fords Area Water The Rf-hway Kiwanls Club Will was wonderful. May Mrs. Shields ATOMS this critical situation NEW YORK—Forty-eight years in St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Col- Anyone buying a house should hold a public auction at the By helin KC Council and myself say if his manner Is exists in the Westbury area. ago, David B. Steinman entered (Continued from Page One) onla. have his own attorney to make a Columbia University on a $660 a further step In the improvement •Roosevelt School, Rahway, next an example of the men on yoiir ere Is H gigantic difference search. We did everything we I8ELIN — Members of St. Ce- police force you should be proud of scholarship. He received hU PhD. program for this general area, the Thursday at 8 o'clock. There will AHAFIA KRTJK I of using 2-Inch penetration could do for you, but God Almighty celia's Council 3639, Knights of it indeed. Again to your depart- In 1911. Recentty, Dr. Steinman, be unusual bargains to be auc- SEWAREN - Funeral services [than 6-Inch. In addition to couldn't satisfy you." company Is arranging for the in- Columbus, witnessed an exempli- ment and Officer Egan. Thanks." ets, proper, it is our con- designer of the Henry Hudson tioned off, according to Harold for Ahafla Kruk, 12 Perry Street To this Mr. Rubel replied: "If stallation of a 1.000,000-gallon fication of the first degree of the that curbs, gutters and Bridge and 300 other bridges on Van 'Pelt, the auctioneer. There were held Tuesday in the Ukrain- you lived by the Bible, the Oolden storage tank at or about th£ high- order which was bestowed upon asiii.s have been Installed in five continents, returned to the will be no admission cha/ge and ian Catholic Church of the As- Rule, we wouldn't have to be here est elevation In the Fords-Hope- 21 new members. It was a com- Rotary 'Turkey Shoot' Standard manner and, evl- school to set up a $10,000 "debt refreshments will be available. sumption. Perth*mboy, with Rev pleading with you.". posite degree Involving both St. wlth the full approval of of honor" scholarship fund, pis lswn sections. The entire proceeds will go to the JarOslav Oabro was celebrant o To Swell Charity Fund Mayor Qulgley said the respon- Cecelia's Council and St. Fraqols Curbs and gutters recent grant brought to 1630,000 "Barring unforeseen circum- Rahway HospltaliSxpanslonFunfl, the Mass. > sibility for any flaws In construc- Council 3272 of Metuchen. K are out of allgn- the amount he has given the In- stances, this facility Is expected to WOODBRIDOE — A "turkey tion lie with the builder and ad- Burial was In the church ceme unkfii and heaved up. . .." stitution, repaying his own schol- be placed in service by July 1,1956. The degree team consisted of Bhoot' to raise money for its vised Mr. Rubel to take the con- DDE BACK HOME tery. Pall bearers were Andrew letter was read by Mr. arship grant a hundredfold. The Other work programmed by the members from both Councils, as charity fund, will be .sponsored tractor to court. Just what was LONG BEACH, Calif. -- De- Kosmyna, Metro Brewwsky, Ml etcrs, Township Attorney son of a factory worker. Dr, company in this area Includes lo- follows; ' by the Woodbridge Rotary Club, said than wu a bit confusing a$ stroyer Division 1D2 is scheduled chael Evon, Michael MRsiilk. and Duff asked: "Is It your Steinman's -first lob was as a cal distribution system improve- Nicholas Genlto a*nd Frank October 30, November 6, 13 and' Mr. Rubel and the mayor were to return here in late October. Michael and John Shuryn. frocedure to read the letters newspaper boy when he was 7. His ments. It would seem from this Fadden from St, Francis and Her- 20 at the Police pistol range off both ipeaklng at one time. What- pst<".id of sending them by current project Is the »9»,800,000 report that the entire matter has Aboard the U8S Cu'shlng is Mi- bert Manner, Frank Tlrrell and MORTON PETERSEN Main Street. The shoot wll start ever was said irked the mayor for ; The question touched off Macklnac Bridge in Michigan. been considered and solved satis- chael R. Pastor, fire controlman Andrew Andersen from St. Ce each day at 1 P. M., and con- h he rose out of his seat, pointed to FORDS — Morton H. Peter- er ki-n. Mr, Rubel. who was factorily. seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. celia's. sen, 90, 171 Ford Avenue, died tinue until dusk. Mr. Rubel and demanded, "What I Michael Pastor, f>2!> Leon Avenue, Honored guests were William next to Mr_Masterpet*rs, ftre you accuslng me of? If you Mayor said that the Board of "However, if there Is any further Rimday. Husband of the late Arthur Sanger is chairman Woodbridge. tin' custom to have the don't stop your accusations I will Health made a spot check on fif- information you desire, please do Stilwell, district deputy; John Mathilda Petersen, he Is survived and he will be assisted by Fred. letters. put you out of here, and quick.'' teen homes and couldn't find any not hesitate to write the Public Evans, grand knight of New by three daughters, Mrs, Wil- P. Buntenbnch, William H. Brunswick Council 257; Charles Peterson, Lloyd Smith, George jley then asked for John Qelser, Bedford Avenue, wettasements. At'the Rubel home, Utility Commission directly, I TRAPPED liam Lybeck and Mrs. Albert E. Longmaack, past grand knight of Love and Lynwn Peck. Those lent it v u( the engineer the after quiet was restored, told the he said, the Board representatives sure they will take care of your re- '"We've been waiting a IOIIR time HJjner, Fords, and Mrs. Henry St. Francis Council; Charles obtaining the highest scows wilt mil retained and Mr. Ru- committee that there are split weer refused admittance. quest promptly." for that mother of mine." Esche, South Plalnrield; a son, Jr., grand knlglit of be awarded turkeys. hr "loraot." Jhe West- boards In his home and when he Mr. Rubel said he would ln George Flaherty, of the engin- "Hours, I should say'." Harry, Fords; six grandchildren T st. Francis Council, and Oeocge ark n in ii was then told he complained, the contractors sent struct his wife to let them in if an- eering department of the Board "Oh, Jack, this is so sudden." and six great-grandchildren. Cooper, past grand knignt , hi have a careful memory workmen who caulked the cracks other Investigation is made. Other of Public Utility Commission, told of Amboy and the Danish Brother- Council BIG, Asbury Park. A resident of this community > mid figures and that it with the result he has had to residents in the area complained the Independent-Leader that if on New Brunswick Avenue from li for the pnst 47 years, he was a hood o( Perth Amboy. strange" he forgot the paint his home to cover up the re- certain future development ma- of wet cellars and gave their to 12 inches. West Germany's Foreign Min- former member of the Fords Fire Funeral services were ht'Ul yes- er's name. After the meet- sulting "mess." names and addresses to the mayor terializes In Fords, that the line "However." Mr. Flaherty stated, ister recently said that his coun- Company. He was employed as terday from Oreiner " FuneraJ Indt pendent-Leader re- 1 who promised another investiga- on Ford Avenue will be increased The Westbury group also com- "that remains to be something in try would not seek membership in a special policeman at school Home, WoodbridL't. Burial was . told the engineer Is em- tion. The debate ended. from 12 to 16 inches and the line Dlalned of wet basements, and the the future and d"pi>ndfi on the in- the United Nations until a united crossings and was a member of in Cloverleuf Cemetery. Wood- dustrlul development in the area." 'Germany was won. the Dana Relief Eocletyof Perth bridge. GRAND OPENING! FRIDAY.Oct. 21st, (P.M. The New THELMA'S Watch for the BAKERY 1346 St. George Ave* GRAB OPENING Avenel, N.J. ORCHIDS of the TO THE FIRST 100 TUelma's ii» easy to reach ... on St. I George Avenue, between Woodbridge i LADIES! HJKI Rahway, at Avenel Street, Avenel. • t Plenty of Free Parking s^ace! We do • CIGARS all ouj| r own Baking right in our own Avenel Shop - Rite | oVeiw wi tke premises, TOtTHE FIRST 100 MEN!

ALL GOODS BAKED i BALLOONS ON OUR FOE THE OWN PREMISES! CHILDREN Across From Avenel School . •».,*, '••• ->-, •'*'J , at the Bus Stop Avenel Street and Park Avenue rR£E PARKING! ', AVENEL, N.J. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1955 PAGK K1UHT 1 Board Agrees to Visit Cambridge The ' ,U • continued from Page One' have, but what k:rni* The mem- now That appropriation in 1953 As b-rs of this board and r«i *nd I has done no food to the pupil" «t i* CMMMig* a MifatiM «| do not rid ein RoUs-Rorres, not who »re uraduatlng from this that t cerned with the problem: l»w tan our lifetime. I! a man were starv- maM k<«r we «ct rhe most adequaie elasv :ni and was ottered a crust of rooms. In the quktott law and bread now. cr a promise of a etearty t* At the i\[.writer: at the '.east experts*. 1 would lore steak dinner some t.mr h?n:e. hh st»Hh esUWis* U» camlUl awl wr.» to see monumental tnUduvn with I am sure fee wou:d take the It dif! !:•.• i.riv old honit jood ( *« Strwct* tore I* ta* last Wft. Mr to .'•I" I" nin.v r-ilKs out at the escalators taking the kids up-i steak dinner. EdUi-atmiwlly. t>u; Boin-d of F',1-K ;i'r;on meeting Mon- stairs but we cant afford « We . children are hungry :".;::vy -iv..i Wit day null.! II mfnnt that Town- must think In terms of what we jsick" ship ifsidmN mr Mowing a keen can do a toM by Charles Ore- , gw-ks Practical Means att mr tttarantet* «| interest IM obuming low-cost eory. publisher of The btdepen- in conclusion Mr. J.irob.-.on CT: , schools nml an- UMIIK to make it dent-Leader, who has jtrmn «I i s»i,e New York Coliriic of Music for ex- cost—bear this in nund—of J16- ', As Mr Jacobson Mt t his •!»«$ awl as tension cf Im operatic roles. Miss ooo a room" i ipp'.aiise in ihe auditor.am *.i> Bngdi tin-, already learned eight yr jg^^on T^J M io'say ; vigarous act: prolonged and his wcistemV Pwhssw Wwmtt H operate rules. Siie^as .been .heard ^ , Ooorg-e Uunhardt Ji.. Co- Mr De*|j»B laM Me jrasfefflajt at on Paul Wlntrmsns 'teeri Club'"' A me<>tiiu( win at wtU ttrti ABC broadcasts from New York |board to 'be progressive and to and on WHOM? New YorK radio i ;etinx *a*ki»f »l ihr w« •wldo.-r inspeetinn lane located in the W«*4Wt4tir 1 wiU sw tart aM at ta*w at* |hn 117 HHITPII AVPIVJC Woodbndie.jering the fact that the Township i build schools at "the lowest pas- Theatre. Rt«te ». a» <>w »*iwr «.( the vehicle and officials of Ihe Divista «t »*••» has brrii clcn.-d secretary of the carries a debi of S13.000.000, itisible cast." look en. The •»!#••* te^^wtkn strif. whirh will be oyen dally Monday tfctwtfh Sali»r*Ji« «• lk*y ran W art«at la \ freshmArrrla^ m the College of* is a jotmwo Awr proWefi. A*j ClyOe Edrinrto. Cotonia? s*»d' welathpr. h*nlletl IIS *ASW««YT rar$ dorin* the first three hoars *t operattaa. M«oAa.« TV Wooster. Woo^tct. O Specialist i» former school teacher, we knew expensive items such as stone in l tone B •**« tM« * A. M M 5 f. M. and the fadMtie* »r« restricted t» >"Ttl Third Class Richard W Nalbone. oj u*. three R"s. Education has trim and fancy cornices could be that wait* be was aU at w Mill whose wife, Laura, lives at 407 ccmt a Ion* way since then and ! eliminated to briny down costs Strarto. he was mr w«i awate M tW 1 ;• Alden R-md, Avme!. is a member. thtte .dditional R"s ha\e been!He sa;d that simple devices are there Whit I s*i* i id Dr Voss has had thirty of the 237th Engineer Combat J^J^J ,{,1,.^ ^^ important to the Used to bring about inexpensive e*Uy '>ach—^ east «twr»t wry much HCW»T I d^r of experienre in his ticW Battalion in R«-Brnsn\irg. Germany. ;ch,w ^ xho6i _ responsibJUs.' schools. his .tudgment to me will be By Arenfl Firr Vtmptmy; know how ?o«i my . . . Peter Smoyak. Fords, a scout „£ nsoamtulntss, I i -We must hammer out crsu. I and I knovit will be to you." respm »r.d d:.tn't know ih*t I Set what I for the Dndk'prs. is really doing Asks far Repw* AVBNKL - AiK k thM ,,,„t he half «s-: and dollars and cents' Mr Ed-paper man. w»s m a p>nsit.*n 5o the banquft circuit these days, sion it is hard to expect children raiston sUted, "I say thst the- . .ngm^n,^ Mr CNeill said he was ccr-chief ot A»e«el rue talkinc to Littlo Lcazucrs. . . . tH1 n alMte TV rt--smi(V.-il.op <*f ! o get ev«ri> the original three Woodbridge High Sshool is eosi- stritrtion Last Frrf*r I relumed :*tn that Mr. Gergory was worte- nc hard as a civic-minded citii Tidbits: I**" :ns too much money. Your think- to Bos'on and cotwatted with Dr B>rope« «n the proposed new high school. iStructo or any other firm th.u ).' materiils. any serious Woodbi irtce, a spnior at Rutgers building would be completed uvf"! build schools as the I?.-* "lsl 0- m "**" ind some folks the Board would School of Law Newark, has been, ;he ^hool rnr of 1954-55 j cicUtes. Structo. National Ho:nos. J;ke to name would be ir.ter*$t*t »isih^* » furniture $tt>r«g» wanrftiMer. TTiei University law school. A graduate.. is not of my making. We *m the °roup ** TtSrtetf * jy nv> means a rich man but I'll "and the school y**r ot West Newwo. Mass.. with fire was exttngus&eti with owiy^ of Carteret HiRh S:hool and 1955-M is partly over. We will meet the challenge." 1 ?*T fox it, to»." Mr. Gregory's ln- highest per jviiation «»s acepted. muwr danafe . I Lafayette College, Mr. Wnultowski; b, iucky if we are in the new hijth William O'Neill, another Board * Massachusetts, 1 A>MTi£er Merchant, New has served us president of his class j JC^QO! in the 1S56- member, said he understood Mr,; Many a gcr! » ctcst «i; for three year.v He is Justice of i 57 q ; four rooms, built at $14 WO a ] Brunswick, the other Board ar- on the newOreftorj" had made a complete in-; by the simple stuaits nnf Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity and | ^j, room ; -h>t«u savi that a Stnicto School tlie things back in 1948.vestigation and asked the tu".v$- men.—Alsoru Iowa secretary of the student council, ^ money paper publisher if he would sive j "I describee to Dr. Voss the ss nnw beiriR bu:'.t elsewhere in ; appropriated in Moines at Rutuers Law School. . . . Pfc.1952 and lo and behold, the Lord his findingsdgs . MMr . O'Neiil's sugg- Struct here fur K>m Jerseyy but chimed the school Anthony J. Kogut. 21. son of Mr. that money willing, by September 1946 some gestion was greeted with applause. M»-W» dots r»« include a mulu-, ^M no, mH 4n state require- and Mrs Anthony Kogut. 90 Law- of our children might po into the Mr. Gregory said he has taken ] purpose room;' Mr. Oresorj re> menu Mr Merchant said he rence Street. Fords, recently took I new high school. We need schools a "deep interest in the school I tailed. "Dr. V«s;s tooted at me would not name the town, but Mr. part in a field training exercise j - FORDS- can't buy problem, Tie related that he criticaUy and sasd. "Intajiae ti-.m" Gregory named it for him, Kin- with the oth Infantry Division in I I wonder whit Abr»^»m FUY1QISE Germany streK; t w Mr ,nd learned of the low-cost schools Mr. Oregon" declared that Mrs. MichaeJ Sahratorc, 17 Mehin from the Wall Street Journal or- did without • only question on the Kinnelon THIRS. TIIRI SAT. Tooting g Our Horn .... Avenue .. Prom Fords: a daugh- iginally and then from Time was oi.e of financing. Continual? t^* r.ews3»perm*r. | Mr Oresory also said he is Our star salesmen among The *r_l°Mr- "»d_Mrs. aulius Me«ey. Magazine. Independent-Leader carriers 246 Summit Avenue: twin girls "Boston being the nearest place saic; "Why :h» h*s been my j sict and tired of people tellina to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gasior, 59 where I could inquire about thesell ;ob ,»nieui*rly l know, but »e *hat the Structo Schools will 'PRIM WAR of Vincent Russo. Charles Worming- ton, Ray Darby. James Shornock. Carlton Street; a daughter to Mr school." he reported. •• I went' s&d SKUU our kids batted n,>; meet requirements when we Charles Fit?.;:>atrick and William and Mrs. John Kubinak. SJ Maple . • *r* uSng School 1 which has MAJOR BENSON" Punko. Since school started they a son to Mr. and Mrs. |{ ieen condemned for ten years."' Chirtton Hwtun • JlaKe have add-d more than 138 new | Lester v»r*a-_? D0"*1*5 Street; BOOKS AS GIFTS Mrs Kahree closed that por- a daughter 10 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald c •M-. .it Th* meeting by thanking 'Gl"N THAT WON THE WEST customers 10 ilieir routes . . . New ADULT BOOKS • BIBLES carriers in the Co'nnia urea ar» Greenlee. 51 Barton Street: a ihe Board for its time and thank- Dennis Marian daughter to Mr. and Mrs, Gene o COOK BOOKS • DICTIONARIES us .vr. Jac>ol)son and Mr. Gre- John O'Donnell, Jorfan Road and i Sat. Satinee—CitMi Richard Luu, Oxford Road . . . Milton. 46 Beech Street, a daugh- ATLASES • ALBUMS gory for their time and effort The number of carriers handling ter to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R COLLEGE OUTLINE SERIES I am sure everyone here goes at* !«•**< Kmiie:. U4 Beech Street ««»# with Mr. Gregory." she newspapers for the Woodbridge HUfcN-OSHIP. READING LOG* SUX. THRU TIES. Publishing Co.. is almost at the Also a daughter ta Mr and Mrs. "We are satisfied with N WRITING PAPERS. NOTES 80 mark while nearly forty news- Joseph Monush. 16 LuU-.er Ave- ^port and we urge the Board come into your dealers display our papers each nue. Hopelawn. . , . E GAMES FOR ALL AGES ft mov.ng." week on th* stands . . . CHILDREN'S BOOKS 'Man from laranie" DOLLS Janes SlrwmH Vrtbtar STEINWAV In the Mnilhng: R HALLOWEBN NEEDS COSTl>lES • MASKS STIFFED ANIMALS TARIWS H1DBCN l»e tfwar A masquerade party has been BOOK NOISt-MAKERS -STATE- In childhood ye*r\ » wweik Blated for Saturday night at the EDUCATIONAL TOYS Gorttua S«*U - Yera SHOP DECORATIONS trut matters » either lear«nl Columbian Club by the K. of C. GREETING CARDS THEATRE SaL ta« Sia or *#J kirned. A SW»RW«T ia ^There will be prizes and fun ... Woadbridge. N. J. 79 Smith St $tnn« Tht*tni-v.\-*-Mu Perth Amboy Ow home, ^ith its gk>*usi tvwr October 27 has been set for "Op- 1 eration Muster," a Civil Defense WED. THRL SAT. and yeotle authority, tf*'ki twa*. **. *-. Drill in , which traffic will be J«hn Melntire • Richard KUey pricekss kssorts applied ihrvxjsH **f» is e\ •topped and civilians will have to in Me. The child Ie4ttto to vio S take shelter . . , Under the point THE PHOENIX CITY STORY' Avnit, and fncK trat Htwe- - M » *r. system, jchn F. O'Malley, 19. 900 MAJESTIC PLUS llunj An* ii svKitrvhaitf «vxx. Rahway Avenue, Avenel, has lost Rkartlo MonUIban - Ann his license for one year . . . Among Bancroft In those who are enrolled as fresh- NOW THRl UUK "LIFE IN THE BALANCE* men at Seion Hall University are: CASES Prom Fords. James M. Abraham. SI'S. THRU T«ES. \ HVMPHRKY 1,05 Pairfield Avenue, Business; OFBEEU Gary Cooper - Bart Lancaster BOC.ART Harold Romanetz, 14 Glencourt \ ON ICE in Avenue, pro - dentistry major; I At All -VKRA CRUZ" from Woodbndue. Steven A. Kris- j PLUS GENE toff, 188 Second Street and Zsolt j Treat Die Family Times Forrest Tucker - Barbara TIERNEY Vigh. 270 Smith Street, chemistry To major .... Britten in i -NIGHT FREIGHT" htst Hut Xot Least: SUNDAY THRU SAT. Born at Perth Amboy General Gene Kelly - Dan Dalley in "IHE Hospital: Prom Woodbridge; a "ITS ALWAYS FAIR son to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pappas. DINNER WEATHER" 301 Gracly Drive; a daughter to At Mr. and Mrs. Michael Madain, MAC'S FREE Woodbridge Townships J42 Clinton Street; a daughter to LIQUOR STORE 6ELNERY LEFT HAND Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caiola^ 124 Most BeauUful 1 297 AMBOY AVE. CALL pulton Street . . . From Iselin : a RcsUunint ISEUNNJ son to Mr. and'Mrs. John Mehler, WOODBRIDGE ISELIN 09 S6nora Avrnue;- a son to Mr. OF »nd Mrs Edward Calhoun, 2Q9 4KHIJXRD TIURS. THRU ijAT. ,»Julius Street; a daughter to Mr. and: Mrs. Anthony Balascio, 1 Jo«n(on] "KISS of RRE" STRAND with Jack Palance NOW rum T»I;S. r WOODBRIDGE ALSO Route N». 1—At the Clovcrtraf *> "BIG HOUSE U.S.A." AIAM ' JUMI wMh Brvderick (ruwford SATURDAY MATINEE UDOALLYSOU DANCING EVERY FRIDAY AlGHT "BIG HOUSE U.S.A." Junglr Jim in McC0ttM£U At the New Spuciuus tUra-Modtrn "PIGMY ISLAND" Srwnr SL Demetrius Community Center Ihaplrr 5 Sl.'PKRMAN Ml 0

i^. . MJ. • .( , .'i +*.»., ITDEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1%!> PAOE NINE ISELIN NEWS Jinkpenbent - leabec COLONIA NEWS |in Democrats Open Haute Planned PTA to Sponsor GOP Candidates Fellownhip to Hear alk by Engineer By Political Croup Talk on Switzerland Ian Dance Nov. 5 TSEUN-The Iselln Republican Cake Sale Oct. 28 Honored at Party ISELIN — The regular meet- Heard by Lions Club completed plans for an open ing of Westminster Fellowship of a,IN -County and local can- house »nd card party to tie,held ISEUN-Lyle B. Reeb, Jr., Re-First Presbyterian Church of I8ELIN—The Iselin Lions Club ami officials were, among November 2 at VFW Hall, Lincoln ISEUN — Iselin School 15 will Iselin will be held Sunday, Oct. iglct Its regular dinner meeting at sponsor a cake and candy sale1 publican candidate for mayor, and •\M speakers at a meeting Highway. 23, at seven P. M. Guest speaker freen Street Firehouse Monday Friday, October 28, at' the school, Raymond F. Smith, Jr., candidate isclin Democratic Club. Candidates win be present to for Second Ward Commttteeman, at the meeting will be a Mr.venlng. with Harold B. Goetchtua with Mrs. Henry Wetman and Peterson, a native of Switzerland residing. tit I' «« proceeds will go Charles Chrt*t«n*en, paper Awards Presented Discussion regarding bus ser- for the United Nations Interna- rive chairman, reported that the ' \v Vocel who is not seck- vice for Woodbridge Oaks chil-jj* blame,for the seriousness of the rlfviiftn due to ill health, situation falls on the present ad- tional Emergency Funti. September drive was very suc- tlren attendlnit School 15; about a ; ;essful and announced that the pi-esent were Mayor HuRh To Iselin Cubs foot bridge over the Garden State * ministration due to Its "do-noth- jcley and Oommitteehian ing attitude." . October drive would be held Sun- Parkway for the safety of .the'j, i»y, October 31 at 1 P. M. Resi- s.hmirit, who are seeking "The short-sighted polices of ISEUN -- The regular mnet- children, and a patrolman to "' Breakfast Held ients are requested to have papers- tti->n iii the Town Com- the administration spells future ln« of Cub Pack 148 was held guide the children across the led 1n bundles and placed at the troubles for Woodbridge unless at School 15 Thursday evening bridge, were held. Mrs, Krlsten- , :urb foY collection, The next din- the administration is changed In By Holy Name Unit Kdv Dickinson, who at-Cubs from Den 6 formed the, color sen was appointed to have a petl- " ler meeting will be held Novem- i!ie meeting of the Mid- November," Mr. Reeb continued Ruard and it Included Allen Sny- tlon signed by the residents of | ISELIN—Thp Holy Name So xt 7, 6:30 P. M. at Green Street rmmty Women's Demo- He pledged his "utmost efforts to der, Allen kristensen, Richard Woodbridge Oaks. Mrs. P. Kcrsch, | clety of St. Cecelia's Church 'lrehouse. Oicanizatinn, announced j reverse the downward trend in the Clark and Richard^ Happel. of Avon Terrace, was placed in , heard Rov. J. G, Julius speak on K rrt-eption in honor of Sen- charge of the bridge project. Any- f i quality of Township services" and Roger Kcnnyi introduced new his mission work in Brazil «t a y.w! and the Democratic one interested please, contact <• ! specifically mentioned closer co- members who received, their bob 1 communion breakfast and meet- rs on the county ticket either Mrs. Kristensen, Semel : operation with the Board of Edu- cat pins and wolf books. These ing attended by 200 persons, Aides Announced >elri October 27 at 2 P. M. Avenue, or Mrs. Kersch. ! cation as one of his primary alms boys in Den 2 Included Leslie Mr. Smith spoke briefly on the Julius discussed the customs Pinr*. Anannements are Mrs. Lester Jentls, president of Mathews, Qcorne Legones, Thorn road problems In the area. He said and needs, both spiritual and ma- By D. of A. Group r of Marparet M. Lam- the association, and Mrs. Fred as John Cotaam, John Lear, Da it is "becoming Increasingly clear erial of his parishioners durlnf? rbairman of the Middle- Reight, vice president, were ap- vid Kull, Den No. 5 Arthur Good that the administration has very his work In the field Frank Foley ISEUN—Perpetual Light Coun- Cvinty Democratic Com- pointed delegates to the State man. rtatlDH Ijemt wasted eaeh yew aug-hter communion, received by jlrs^ Theodore^ Florczak, Mrs.. !mnx. November 5. John Den 1, Joe Strtfsser and Richard Whltehead's kindergarten class due to the fact that there Is'no VAxfmafely' 4tfl p'erSonsi "Stephen Tobias arid Mrs. 15orW is chairman Wright; Den 2. Gary Korfman,were hosts at the social after the Ife planned road program but a large Robert Patcrson WRS presented Clark were appointed to the in- v »TIT elected as follows: 1 bear pin, 1 gold arrow, 2 silvei meeting. Anthony Krul was chair- sum Is being wasted by the hiring with a past president's pin and an vestigating committee; Mrs. Pat- • Francis J Fcrrlss; first arrows and one lion book; Harr man of the hospitality committee. of political favorites around elec- official Holy Name rosary. Joseph rick Rogan, ways and means Airifiit, William Mathnl; BfiRen, 1 wolf badge, and 1 lion': Miss Whltehead's morning class MRS, JAMES M. ANDERSON, JR. tion line." • Muzikowskl, Rev. Wilus Retrea chairman; Mrs. Charles Gares :.T president, Joseph Seu- book; Den 4. James Stewart, won the attendance award. Club chairman, announced flna and Mrs. Tobias, sunshine, and iuiiiiR secretary, Jo Her- t;on book; Den 5, John Clough plans for the weekend retreat a Mrs. Clark, entertainment. secretary, 2-ywir pin. assistant denner San Alfonso Retreat House oh A 'ballot box was received from treasurer, RlU Annamae T. Zierer is Bride stripe, one lion book; Edward Conference Honors West End. Nancy Lincoln Council 117 of sertoant - at - arms. Democratic Club KorniR, 1 year pin; Peter Rutkow- Kenneth Becker, vice president, Woodbridge and was» presented by ski, denner's stripe; Den 6, Alan James Anderson of Georgia urged male parishioners to join Mrs. Helen Carr, Woodbridge Iselin Clubwoman the church men's choir. He waCouncilor, Cnlavuno, 1 lion book, one ?old Starts Campaign COLONIA — Miss Annamae double oversklrt of net and nylon ,u\d nne silver arTow; Allen Sny- commended for organizing th< Mrs. Genevleve Yalczyszyn's Theresa Zterer, daughter of Mr.tulle. She wore a tiara of lavender ISEUN —Mrs. John Cwlekalo, choir by Rev. Wilus, pastor. A drr, 1-year pin. 1 gold arrow; and Mrs. William Zierer, Mldwood application for membership was idlers Hosts ISEUN - A 'full turnout of pom-pons and carried a bouquet president of the Iselin Women's spiritual director, Rev. Wilus alsc Stephen Jentls, 1 itold arrow and Way. became the bride of James received. Mrs. Myrtle Murk and Democratic candidates at the Ise- of deep pink roses and lavender Club, was awarded a corsage for praised Mr. Peterson for his wor 2 silver arrows; Mkhnel Nadyzin, M. Anderson. Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. Elsie Salakl, members of Lila lin Democratic Club at VFW Hall pom-pons. having the largest delegation In the Holy Name Society. I or Ray Smith 1 (iold arro%; Richard Clark, 1 on Lincoln Highway was conceded Mrs. James M. Anderson, Savan- W. Thompson Council of Me- The bridesmaids, Miss Wilma present at the third district con- New members accepted into the tuchen were present as guests. wolf badge. There were two grad- by party leaders, candidates and nah, Ga., Saturday at St. Cecelia's Froelich.-^Colonia, and Mrs. Al-ference In the First Presbyterian 'society included Charles A secret pal club was organized, ;\ Mi and Mrs Edward uations. Gary Wiggins of Den 4,workers to be the official start of Church, Iselin. Rev. John M. Wilus, bert Macko, Woodbrldge, wore Church of Woodbridge. Blunds, Brendan De Milt, Alberl its members to be revealed in : 1,1 Worth Street, were who received 1 wott badge, 1 gold the Democratic campaign to elect pastor, performed the double-ring gowns of pastel blue taffeta, made Iselin Woman's Club members Madore, James Sullivan, Ne August, the anniversary of the .i: i house party Friday a state senator, three freeholders ceremony. arrow, two-year pin and is now a like that of the maid of honor. accompanying Mrs; Cwlekalo were Crane, James Owen, Donald Ma Iselln Council. Gifts will be ex- and an equal number, of Assembly The bride, who was given in !"..>nor of Raymond F boy scout in Troop 48. Den 5, They wore tiaras of yellow pom- Mrs. Herbert Williams, Mrs. Fred guire, John Llgourl, Marcellus changed between the members candidates. There were more than marriage by her father, wore a .': Sis (itu1 Ward Republi- Stephen Kull, who is now a mem- pons and carried bouquets of yel-Walker, Mrs, William Dangell Rozzl, Thomas Costello, Josep on birthdays, anniversaries and 150 Democrats present. gown of white nylon tulle over :..-;:.iatc for the Town Com- ber of Boy Scout Troop 49. low roses and pom-pons. Mrs. Clarence Bowers, Mrs. LeoCostude, Joseph Kmet, Edwar slipper satin, styled with a scoop Christmas. It was announced that Mrs. John A. Lynch. New Brunswick After a honeymoon to Niagara Chrlstensen, Mrs. Bertha Hanna neckline, long standout sleeves, SchuUkl, Adam Skowronski anc Plans for a Halloween party ; :\ neighbors attended and Prank Balavre. den mother for city commissioner and former Falls and Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Salwa Shohfl, Mrs. William pointed waist and bouffant skirt. Edward Jacob. were formulated tor the October •:,••'.; ; talk. Mr. Srtiith fur- tober 13. Cub Master Kenny will dates George F, Baier, George J, uw<\ Umt "the only ability conduct classes In Iselin begln- Burton, Jr., and George Otlowski. THAT HELD HIM ''Mm administration had nins October 20. The rather overweight middle- |ti , :t\»tc problems and cer- There were comedy skits by NICE LETTER aged lady, who, while proclaiming •; how to solve them. The boys from Dens 2, 5, and 6. The FAIR LAWN-While Mr. and to be on a diet, was packing away nv administration has crethem- e for October was "Robin Mrs. Joseph Mondelli attended a a meal fit for a longshoreman, re- NEW M'iy difficult situation in Hood." The boys were dressed In picnic recently, some-body littered proved her mild-mannered spouse i-.iwls. roads and finances. full costume. Den 6 yas in charge; up their automobiles—with paper with this cutting remark: Kin in office eight years. of hospitality. money-~$297 in bills. The Mon- "And you haven't even the will lomlses of the administra- dellls, who live In Midland Park, power to prevent me from going >i better services and schools SNOBBISHNESS IN REVIEW turned the "debris" over to police. off my diet." i.y bo called ridiculous. The The children of a wealthy heir- ol rhe November election i's.s had never seen a member of aiiormuie whether Wood- their family engaged in any FOR YbUIt SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Township Roes backward household task. Recently, the ;hr present administration youngsters returned from a vaca- DRAMATIC DRIVE |T»aid under the honest, sin- tion in their Virginia home, where kiui capable leadership of the they visited a great deal with a ROBINSON'S Dept. Store Wan candidate!" t»rm family living by. "Well, Cookie," the father asked 1536 Oak Tree Road, Iselin NK.SS IN 195« one of the children, "How did you ihe best business in his-like playing on a farm?" s forecast for 1955. the "Oh, father, it was thrilling," OPEN SUNDAYS 9:30 A.M. to 1 P.M. the youngster replied, "but I twte i of Commerce of the 1 States expects a. more to tell you. They do terrible utc nst during the 1956 there—they use their own isiiindmother for a MEN'S f PAJAMAS Teenagers! First Quality Broadcloth Wish your man "pleasant dreams" with one or more of these good-look- ing pujainas. So comfortable for .sleeping ... . generously cut and cure- fully tailored. New "no-tire" button Peonage Dances hole reinforcement for longer wear. Luy-uway now for Christmas gifts.

Also flannel and skU will bo held pmit pajamus In coat and pull-over type. Sizes A-B-C-D. Jeunmy!.;, rocketing your w»y jn the lulling new Large choice oi col- Oldsmobilw foe 1956! Jetotmyt.;. powerfully new, TOMORROW NIGHT powerfully smooth—an estinly new idea io tutonutic . ors and patterns. transmissioua! Jetaway! . i , just one at tke many at —SPECIALS ON OUR BARGAIN TABLE— TM« FLUID.., major advancement* you can count oa in Olqi tot '56! Oldsmobile's pew Jetaway Hydra-Mi,tic Will bring AU. TH« yg Ol" QIAN8 I I Men's reg. 52 Leather BELTS $1 you the amootheat, moat wonderful driving even School No. 15, Iselin LADIES BLOUSES a real buy! $1 Plug ill the getaway «nd positive power**-tlie eefcn- and emy, mi A>pendJ|biU)y tbat millions of Elydi«-M»tic ownerVltniw M well. Jiut wait for Jettpvay.!.pother Charge Accounts^ Indited "uew Olds idea" on iu w*y in the terrific *M models! School No. 11, Woodbridge SHOP THURSDAY AND FRIDAY TILL 9 P, M. GREEN STAMPS GIVEN HERE f from Ohhh! those 56 OLDSMOBILES 7 lo 10 I\ M. wm.^r,*- Connlno November 3rd* II Teenagers are Invited VISIT "THI "ROCKIT RQO0T.ii AT YOUR OlDIMOIItl DEFT STORE EDWARD J. KATH, Chairman WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES 475 Rahway Avenue 1536 OAK TREE UOAD, ISELIN Recreation Committee, Woodbridge Township tWoodbrldnfc Oaks Shopping Center) Woodbridge, N. J. WOodb'ridge 8-0100 I— Personal income, as itemized by the U. S. THI; RH;HT PUCK: Department of Commerce, includes income 3nbrpentat * Jitnfox from wages, salaries, farms, rents, divi- October 18, 1955 accordance win, i . AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER dends, interest, social security, relief and Clwr'.es E. Gregory, Editor individual menu,,,,' The Independent-Leader veterans" pensions and beheflt payments, sincerely fed c ,', Thr I.j-adrr-Jonmal I1M4I IVur Mr. Gregory, presented is S(>"•.,. , Tin' Woodbridxt Leader ... U909I It is expected that the total personal in- ii was really gratifying as « not cop« with n. i . (19131 ::f \\ onilliridRr Independent come for 1955 will increase much more , t,'HI nf Woodbrldge Township free to iTsiim n,,^ The Kflin Journal 119291 tu witness the large number of others. Vn; , than the increase registered in 1953 and ,,„[>!(» who attended the Board Charle* E. Gntorf MRS on, SI nt ^duration meeting last night. Editor and Publisher 1954. Tii mo. ii new resident, it is Ob- The slight increase registered between viius from wli.it was said that. »H AH Publlfhrd !7ftj Thuttitj By Mini,, ,. lbr Wotlkfttft Publishing Company 1953 and 1954 probably reflects nothing i!:,. citizens of this Township in •>l l« (.rr(« IIIMI WO-MIII 1 I he inist twenty to thirty years Wimdhridcr. N(» Jrr»r more than an increase in population am , Ortobii !,j\;> bsen relatively Inactive Charles E. Grttorj. Pmldrnt therefore, in jobs, and in'social security timnrrl setting the fundamental Charles E. UIT.,,,V , The Independent.|,. Lawrence F. Campion payments, and other benefits. This year'; cilncationnl needs to which all Vire President arid Trwsurw Amriir.tns are entitled. Dear Mr. On >.:o!t. At the Bui'hi ,,• expected increase will be influenced by As was implied, the trace of Hi urrifr JrlUMT, I renH P« f»W meeting or ();t,.|,.•' higher wages, higher business earnings and ii'.'oiirtss of time, technology and IIM rii'Uun r»l« by null, lnrludlnt tans Of the. Tuv, ii ir. I! (in; ill mouth!, flJI; thrV* monltit. •; ,ciiil demorrary has not b?en 1 other normal increases. 'ently voiced ihiii ,. n[<.. slnclr roplri by mail, 1* rf"U- 411 inyafek Mr mi a grunt deal of Township With local s::h(n,| ,, N-huols. Witness theJilRh school which has b°en on a 'split-session After the mectm,. of the Board im ,', ••>••!* I • Mr*. Trtunani Memoirt t,t fdi twenty years and. na was n they had publicly < • Former President Harry Truman, whose " l!(?m?i**rtte|l-l»irt* W**iV<#i HV, memoirs are being published in The New rxteiided meeUntf of the Board Ing until the by a few Avenel residents, the problem was wi | Hunted: Information York Times, Is setting an example for fu- .nubility of the Township to pro- done so us a bi»|v • vide mi ndequate, up-to-date Oi i•niisidcrable importance to the com- ture Presidents. Mr. Truma'n Is soon to re- COMMUNITY vidual mrmhih liefltins system In one of the ele- stand -known munity and to those it woald benefit, is the lease his memoirs, in two volumes; and it niuitary schools, Thi* problem will be his own personal story of his seven in Avuu'l has been going on for I was furiiit'i • ,< lch iviulum which will be submitted to the thirty years wltWit any ullevla- they had unoiiu: ,i • i h (turatf next month on a proposed retire- and a half years fn the White House. tlnn of the situation. with the Town Cmi: told that there w', , It is about time something was ment fund for municipal employes. It is good to get a first-hand report, and stop an lndlvl(i\i:ii done to make every citizen airfare opinion, from the man who was the top his land, Thi.s „,„ Much a plan is consistent with progres- thut it is every citizen's responsi- most develttpnii'iii administrator in the greatest country m bility to work toward the better-* sive thinking and should be adopted, pro- land purchased i,. the world for almost eight years. Moreover, incut of th,c Woodbrldse school \idi(l a sound method of financing can be system as it whole, for it is the Hhlp ltRe.lf. Clll.i'!., <1< vised. Thus far, the proponents of the there will be much in the Truman memoirs, popular will of the Township can be done Hboui ••. • of historical interest, that will serve as a that does or should, nccordlng to There Is ulsti ., proposition have divulged none of the per- the educational program of the property reicM...;,, tinent facts to the people who will be asked guide to those who are charged with the Sinte of New Jersey, dictate what Township; win. population n; t to pass judgment within the next few weeks. responsibility of helping make government measures are taken to educate decisions in the future. our chi'drin. If the popular will Woodbliiliif S!;,H:, i Obviously, unless and untiUthe electorate is not made known to the Board. attain solvency knows what the initial cost and the public's Ih his preface, Mr. Truman points out then the citizens of that Town- Concerted pubi, that many Presidents die in office, others ship deserve what the Boa>d of suited. In sonic d. . annual contribution will be, it is hardly in Education gives them. And, con- by the Board of h: :iny position to reach a fair decision. It cer- leave old or embittered, and others refuse versely, if the Board of Education time to apply u.i : to write their memoirs for various reason?. does not yield to the interests of with the Town d,•.:. tainly is to be hoped that this information the majority oi voters then the election so mai ;:, • will ho presented in time to be given careful Mr. Truman believes that much is lost if Board deserves replacement. would be well fcr .study between now and election day. the President who is able does not tell his It was ncted by a few long- mitteemen and own story, after leaving office. time residents that last night was take a stand on n • ,,,,i In addition to indicating the cost of sn epoch-making event in the vote will go to tin : establishing a retirement fund, clear de- We agree with this statement, although Under the Capitol Dome history of Woodbridge inasmuch a clear recoBniii"!. we will certainly not agree with all of Mr. as the high school auditorium lems, and an inii !; tails on the requirements and benefits for By J. Joseph Gribblis was used to accommodate such a else approach ii, • t he membership should be disclosed. Wood- Truman's opinions, as expressed in his large number represented at a May we have »,<,v.i Board meeting, Here the popular ments please' memoirs. We think It a good custom to have of evidence and the distribution Gannon, chief of the State bridge Township at the moment, with its TRENTON— Its study period will WHR clearly defined. It is ex-Presidents who are able to tell their own of relief funds. Bureau of Navigation, is the slavering debt and with almost incal- for New Jersey lawmakers and now up to the Board of Education the subjects range from mosqui- magistrate who sits in judgment M! :!; lars more than it was in 1953. This despite a result of being thrown through an open Delaware Valley and possible are expected to become a beehive But Richman Insists that big 11:ive !hr iiuMnkeii idt"a thtit our stutc ri't;u!.'.:;.>: rapid transit between New Jersey of activity. A 70 per cent turnout time gambling as promoted by inn to clnvc-r s responsibility doe* aw,iy *!'!- the fact that 1954 was a slower year than door after the collision, 1 and New York will also be studied of voters in these crowded areas Joe Adonis and Frank Erickson tor insurant r protection. Hudn inlerpre tut ., J:I 1953. Another commendable safety feature is by authority of the Legislature. rmjiu'imv Li't ui-. rxplain YOUK respousiblUt) ,. is deemed to be the key to the in the past has ended. To make ;iml um wi':, bf quli'k to milla: thi* Kdvmi;.i«'i- Personal income, nevertheless, continued the soft dashboard, which was introduced A study of New Jersey laws" success as far as the Democrats sure it will not return, Richman ui-iiriui'i' rovmt'e. There's NO CHAROE fur •-• ; designed to attract new indus- are concerned. has requested eight more State to rise. The total for last year was estimated by a few models In earlier years but which tries to the State is underway by • < • police detectives next year to at $285,368,000,000. is widely accepted this year. Seat belts will another commission. A commis- NAVIGATION PATROL:—Under work on crime, in addition to the Friendly Service—-As Neflr As Your ''hulk' States which showed the greatest in- save as marjy lives as any other safety im- sion on water supply which com- consideration but seldom dis- 35 now at work in various sec- pleted its studies earlier will cussed is a State Police patrol of tions of the State. crease in personal income totals were Ne- provement and they are being offered wide- closely watch voters approve or the navigable inland waterways State ABC investigators have vada, with a nine per cent gain; Iowa, with' ly this year. disapprove a $100,000,000 bond of New Jersey which stretch from also been instructed to be on the issue for water supply develop- the head of Barnegat Bay to the lookout for gamblers in taverns, STERN & DRAGOSft an eight per cent increase, and Nebraska All in all, theft, the 1956 cars are prob- ment at the November 8 general southern extremity of the state. as part of the drive to minimize and Florida, both with six per cent in- ably the safest offered the motoring public election. Such a patrol, which may start gambling in the State. Whether REAL ISttTE & creases. in years. It U about time, as everyone now An election law study in the near future, is a nntural the tavern owner himself en- sion Is at work, as well as another follow-up of the New Jersey gages in such illena! activities or States which showed a decrease in per- knows, for] we Americans were killing each group studying sea storm dam- Marine Navigation Court which permits gambling-by others to sonal income totals included West Virginia, other and ourselves at the rate of ab'out a age. The problem of drainage was placed in effect last summer. occur on his premises, he is and stream clearance is being The court Is held alternate weeks (Continued on Page Twelve i South Carolina, and Indiana. hundred a day—ifelieve it or not. probed by another commission timing bjmting seasons and at' -I— while a separate group is at work other tiirfs by mutual agreement,! studying methods of forest fire to hear complaints on violations prevention I and control. Other of New Jersey Power Vessel Laws. subjects of study this year in- Under the proposed plan for Opinions of Others clude public agencies receiving a patrol of the inland waterways, State funds; assessments on real State troopers would become and personal property; sanitary water-borne cops to help keep AND THE RAINS CAME but neighbor helps and comforts debt — Federal, State and local. housing for middle income fam- order ion the inland waterways For the second time this year neighbor, and friends turn to There is a record-level business, ilies; operation of the municipal and investigate all complainjs. tin1 metropolitan area of New other friend* to give or receive deW. Economists are not too planning act; revision of the law At the present time, Peter J. York and adjacent communities assistance. , seriously concerned with It be- ha.s mi'l with: disaster by flood The power of Natijre 1B awe- cause of the tremendously high water. We haVe reason to hope Itttplrlng. When we ' begin to total of the national product, GLAMOR GIRLS that the human andmaterialloss think we hive conquered her, but a sudden recession which left will nut be as great as It was she teaches us that we have not. big busmeMttten with huge, hard- in the earlier catastrophe. As But the power of. organized aid to-sell inventories could be dis- yi't, we cannot measure it. is-awe-inspiring, too. The wounds astrous, , I What we do know is two will be bound up, the dams re- Most unpredictable and dan- thiims: First, that we cannot yet paired. The trains will run again. gerous of all is the private debt, cuntriil the force of the weather, The lights will shine once more. the *um-total of money owed bV that all our dams and flood con- 'The barriers to the parkway en- American families RWnt now It trol systems cannot make UB trances will be taken down, Life stands at about 32 billion dollars. It's fun to build up a personal . ^» wholly safe; seeotid, that the will go (m as before. And of that amount, some 28 bil- human agencies that are set up The fqrt of the lesson — the lion dollars represents Install- tu save life and property are able ability to'predict storm* more ment credit — the money still reserve when you picture what the | tu lunrtinn with H^gnlTioetit ef- «#uj£8t»ly and to prepare for owed on purchases which Mner- fectiveness. them, the better mastery of run- Iqans are buying "on time." money can4p for you. Money g_ We learn, too, how closely knit ning water — we thall learn in this is m addition to money owed we are when the, electric power due season, for tdlanjltj, large on the purchase of homes. fast when yiu deposit regularly. sources ufe cut off and half of or small, U a supreme teacher — , This Is a particularly hard tin: supposedly essential func- Tlw New York Tttn». tilling to analyze effectively, be- Don't put it off—start your Savings tions of our daily living are cause it Is a comparatively re- criij|jleil. We cannpt cook easily. ARE YOU OVER-RPtNDING? cent; phenomenon in American We cannot refrigerate our too*. This grtat bi« mnfcrful busi- life. Installment selling and buy- Account in this bank right away. We may not be able to listen to ness boom notwithstanding, there Ing, on thi big scale, began in the the radio or see television. We Is a growing weeling of uneasl- 1920's, but was severely curtailed full back on the feeble candles nen amtng /the vkperto about l» U» Ilepresalon of the ^930's Paid oi Savings Actounts thut served eur Miotston but what may be "jiut around the •od W the wartime shortages corner." „ , arc only a poor substitute for our and restrictions of the 1940*. Pald ol Savh| s usual flood of light. Chief ottue or contern to the NOW, lit (he \no\ It Is«oii41y en- 2V2% K Certificates In another way, too, we are record height of debt In (he trenched as a part of the modern (•lastly knit. The, inaat hitmaae- United itttes; governmental, American way o( living. Many hews of our people expresses itself business and private. A great families spend a. substantial part in tunes of preat neqd. Not only deal has been aatd, recently and of Uieli paychecks on Installment do the Red.Cross and other pr* over the years, about the tre- PWVbjUen, and add a new debt Woodbridge National Bank ganlzatJoni spring Into action mendous ilie of the governmMl

Mrs Kenneth Morrison. Mrs H»r- Ralph Heub and son. Ralph; Mr. old Kutwnco. Mrs. Sol Fishier, and Mrs. Eusene Mauder. Mr. and (enlo Park Terrace Notes Mrs. Arthur Obssman Mrs Mrs Edward West. Miss Catherine Qeorge Webs. Mrs. Murray Gold- Hetzrr. Roland and Michael bent. Mrs Jack Ueberman A Black, Dennis and Marilyn Tri- Ethel gtieet; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas banar was held. Mrs. Fred Jwel- desmio, Craig and Mark Taylor, Gibson.McQulre Street; Mr. andsohn conducted a puiwl discussion Cindy Lou and Bruce Kopefco, and ' Mrs carl Colacino. Hundson on the coming elections. Future Marlyn Moreau. lly MRS. plans tor a barn dance were dls-; — PTA Oroup 1 met at St. Ce- Street, cussed. Tickets may be purrha,sed cellas Wednesday. GEORGE —Diane Barone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barone. Mason from Mrs, Seymour Lias, Liberty , —Tommy Henderson, son of Mr FORSTER Street, celebrated her second blrth- 8-9163. (and Mrs. William Henderson. 65 FAhel Street . KPV. Kicrmrrl B. Urn-j son and children. Newark. and Mrs Irving Kornblstt, Wash- ver. Mrs. 8aul KrlUmar and Mrs. .Sponsors for] —Mrs. WJliam Hayden, Ethel ,;«rtjn Park. Wednesday. William Kroner. ^-W«lly MUehell, M«rcer Street, —-Carl Qftrgano, son >f Mr. and et.i, wore Mr. and Mrs. i Street, Entertained Mrs! Ralph was host to a few of his neighbors, Mrs. Anthorly GargiMO, Isabelle and for WilliamJ Barone, Mrs. John Apoka, Mrs. r Mis. Iticlmrd Nolan. A 1 Robert Regan at canasta, Tues- Friday. Present were Seymour Llss, Street, celebrated hl fourth birth- II>P! was served. Attend- day. Anthony Pasanieilo. Oeorge Weiss, day, Saturday. His guests were jfrcVatli'T Lanrlle. Mr. »nd- _A speedy recovery wish to John Leddy. Milieu Berlin and Mr. and Mrs. Curl Gargano and L n.s iOlljr. Mr and Mrs. I Mrs. Abe Weiss, Jefferson Street. Charles Wallace. children; Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gargano and family; Mr, and i? Nolun and rlildlren, Ellen W|lo burned herself severely last —Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gold, T. Thomas, Mr. and week while perparing breakfast. Wall Street, are attending the Mrs. Paul 'j'Agostlno and chil- lanolin, Miss Kath- housewarmlng party Saturday of dren; Mi*. J. D.'Agostlno and —Saturday guests of Mr. and daughVr; Mr. and Mrs. Peter jibbons, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Loebel. Federal Mr. and Mrs. Jack SelrwarU, New- (fan en Busby. New RochellC; ark. Alt'.Tio, New York, and Mr. and Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Norman ;»irs. Frank Pellicano and family. OHM imnuhur. Quoins; Miss DolRin, Manhattan. —Mrs. Bea Williamson, Isabel!; id Aivilc, Mirliael AURU1. -Mrs. Peter Befano, Jefferson NOTHING TO BtlY! JUST WBITB —Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Werner, Street, entertained Mrs. Leonard MI-, Francis Annie. Tveii- Bearison, Mrs. Sid Dtbofsky, Mrs. Street, entertained Mrs. John YOUR NAMK, ADDRESS AND TELE- r. iintl Mrs, T. French. Federal Street, attended the wed- ding of Mr. and Mrs. Howard John McOrail, Mrs. Larry West- 1'HONK NUMBER AND COMPLETB tun Crossing: Warrant | Press. Brooklyn, Sunday, Bltkower, Thursday. THE I-AST MNE OF THE JINGLE ON 11ill Mrs. Clifford Roselle. cott, Mrs. Leo McVsy, Mrs. John —Mr. and Mrs. Wally Mitchell, —Birthday greetings to MrsSchober. t and Mrs. iobert Barn- THE RKVKRSE SIDE OK THE COUPON Sut. and Mrs. Dominic John EvanofJ. Menlo Avenue. Mrs Edward Lechleiter. Mercer Street, dined at Lu Chow's hart. Wednesday. IN I.UCKY CALENDAR MAILED TO Restaurant Saturday with Mr. and —Guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Wil- —Vicki Jeselsohn, daughter of YOU AND DEPOSIT IN YOUR ACM« t;iMk Mi'lillo and daimliters. Mrs. Irving Eisendorfer and Mr.liam Moreau. Hudson Street, are ,,M(I Deborah, and Mar- Hfr. and Mrs. Fred Jeselsohn. At- MARKET. SEE LAST PACE OF CALEN- and Mrs. Jules Roberts, New Mr. Moreau's mother, Mrs. Mar-lantic Street, celebrated her sec- iid .Limes Ans:le. York. garet Moreau and Mis Fay Berg, DAR FOR FULL DETAILS. the .-.how to br luid nt the ond birthday with her family. —David Cardoza. son of Mr. and i —Mrs. Barnet Welsman, Ethel Thr Acme Lucky Calendar has come to _,• Si-liDol Fathers' Night. —Jeffery Elliotts son ot Mr and Ebt't '.!. a man who run play a Mrs. Georue Cardota, Mason Street, entertained Mrs. Norman you by mall. It's ensy, here's all you dor his third Mrs. Alvin Elliott, Swarthmore Gardner, Mrs. Abe Landsman, At the bottom of each Lucky Calendar Terrace, marked his second birth- Mrs. Alfred Frankel and Mrs. Ed- Page you will find free Couporls to be day at a family celebration. used each week of the month as dated. ward Haluszka, Tuesday. Just fill in your name, address and tele- I —Mrs. Murray Gold. Wall —Mrs. Raymond Chalt. Atlantic —Robert McCloskey, son of Mr. Street, entertained Mrs. Nick phone number, then complete the 4th if the Voters In-| street, entertained Mrs Milton and Mrs. Robert McCloskey, line of the Jingle on the other side ot bm Committee was held • Berlin, Mrs. Morris Qlantz. Mrs. Klein, Mrs. Noah Rapkine. Mrs. Stoneybrook Drive, celebrated his the Coupon and deposit the,Coupons in Ihiiiitenf Mrs. Seymour Rus- Alex Gold and Mrs Bert Levin- Maurice Lelb. Mrs. George Byrne tenth birthday Monday. His guests the Prize Contest Kntry Box in your Street. Chairman of son. Thursday. and Mrs. Erwin WurUel, Wednes- Arme Super Market. ire is Mrs. Fred Jessel- were Joseph James, Dennis and -Birthday congratulations to day. Alan Iglay, Steven Haber, George It's easy to complete the Jingle—It's even antl Mrs. Russel and Mrs.Mrs. Ralph Forrest, McOuIre —Jill Ackerman, daughter of Meiex, Ellen and Lois Hamlin, Paul easier to shop at Acme. Win I/el arc co-chairmen. Street, and Mrs. Anthony Peppl, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ackerman. and Brute King and Robert For- nieint)'-].-, are Bsirnet Wels- Kelly Street. Federal Street, will celebrate her ste'r. inn Malion ami Peter —Dimny Sheely. son of Mr. and fourth birthday today at a party. 3. Tiii.s is A non-partisan I Mrs. Joseph Sheely, will celebrate Present will be Bobby and Wayne —I attended the Board of Edu- cation meetingl Monday night at WIIM ir.ahi purpose Is to this sixth birthday Saturday when ShellmanOIIVUUUftH. BrucDl U«e KafenbaumCUtlCUWiUill.. DebUCU- - -r •' FRESH KILLED PAN READY-Right From Nearby Farms nt ti.e ivMdcnts of Menlo '• his guests, will be Wallace Pabst, Hie Bentley. Pred Ried. Sandy and' Woodbridge High Sfchool because fcrr.M-e with the candidates . Woodbridge: David Swift, Danny Sue Springier. Alan Werner. Ml- ! » mlnterested in my boys having |kiv iHiip.m: for office and . Weiss. Linda Jo Ann Brifi Cathy chael V«H»r Nancy -md ft best educational background, yean afford to give r inund.v Citmlidatt's of; Paul. Rahway; Robert Sheety. Jo- Kirk. Rickie Lyons, Cathy Acker- tn IU'.S will be asked to speak ] eph and Michele Rusclto. Jo Ann •nan. Jackie McDermott, Nina' etn. This inner feeling I am con- Ib. S mother and neighbor In our de- ivembei 7 meeting of ihe j and Carol Stevens, Dale Coughlin, Winn. ;/ijT -aly, firm, [tcrfect cooking! An October "best buy." to Streussel, Dutch Apple, Cherry Streussel, FANCY Cherry, Lemon, Blue- to berry 'Streussel, Blue- APPLES MuINTOSH 3 23 to berry. Kirch t r.I.KBKATINU NATIONAL APPLE WEEK

to IDEAL 19oZ 62 SMITH ST. to J Tomatoes Fancy 6 cans Corner High St., Perth Amboy to' EXTRA SHARP to IDEAL FANCf 16-oz. $|.00 Featuring: MANDARIN FAMILY DINNERS to Rod Kidney 9 cans | toCheese 79JBeans IDEAL FANCY 14-oz. •> CC Special Complete $125 n Hot or Regular 2 bottles ^ J LUNCHEONS DINNERS up Ideal Fancy 15V2-OZ, $*|.00 85 1 8-oi. French Styl 7 cans I Jar i Beans SPECIAL ORDERS TO TAKE HOME---CALL HI 2-9649 H^RSHEY • Lido Gardens Suggestions • CHOCOLATE qans 37* There's something here for every taste . . . your selection will be cooked to order and Zfroded Ixoodi ! Syrup we promise your patience will be rewarded by an epicurian thrill to be remembered. I IDEAL • CHOW GAI KEW • WOO HIP Golden, Whole Kernel 12-oz. can • LOBSTER CANTONESE • Fresh Jumbo SHRIMPS, split open, dipped l • Triuler spring CHICKEN, cui In cubts, and or Cream Style 16-oz. can cans 0° We take fresh Lobster, which tins l>«'» ™ sallied with Celery. SHOW Pen Pods. Mush- In em and (lour batter, ami sauted In peanut PEAS 'Corn all. Enoh piece enfolded lu bacon, with a 7 in dumty seemtMitti. tuirt mU them thor- rooms. Chinese Vegewbles, W»l«r Clmtiiuts special hot sauce. inlily with mimed morsels al fresh Pork. a nd Bumtooo Shoots. i 'lulfiloln, Smscmofl CnntoiieM bpli'ts Dleud l'll.LSBURY Golden, Chocolato or White »h ,i wit KBB Suuce. • HIM SOON YORK • 110 VOW GAI. UDO GARDENS • A Switch on HIM 800N PIQUAT . , . srniif IntjredlUHs. except Its PORK TENDER- 17-oi. Oeiterous cubes CHICKEN whit* mm, *« 2 s? 3 5 • SIHUMr m LOBSTER SAUCE LOIN Instead of SpareTlbil Package Wiio|e jumbo MfaiUPS. «lth ml'liwd P"«* with *3 • BO-LO-OAJ ftQtiS, ' eMi x tud.Tloiu, seasoimd with Black Beans ^nn and BaniBoc Slioots. With • FreahS CHICKBN HVURB ... but sweet im-oii u( surlk. then b'eiideil l» " s\wve Sauce and sour. s»« ted/with sliced plaeapplc, browu iiiicc. witli us gurulsh of Chopi>eit Oreen >ug«r a|id vlneukr. Same liiijredleiits M our h • CHAR SUE BOK TOY popular "olilcked pineapple," CREAM! S± * fresh PORK deltaiaMlj b»rb*oiied In Uie « LOBSTER ALMOND DIN 16-oz. • STEAK, LIDO GAUUENS CantoiieM manner, acceatwl With tangy spices, and blendtd with a Cnlu«|«.vegeuibl«. • F^K8H LOBSTER MBAT la first diced, cans l'rime sirloin tfteak la properly brutled and then smoothly sauted with fresh Cantonese DAIRYCfcEST ^J^ "sifd lu Us owu Juices, and (ianlied with vegetables, Sweet Pea Pudu, Water Chestnuts go/1 Apple Sauce 8 ilily conked Snow Pods and unrden-Irt&ii • BOLOR GAI PAN tnd Snow White Almonds. Free Melt Proof utoneae Oreeiia.' Blilmnced with » rare • The uooular "Chiokeu Ptnupp)*" . . . wn- • CHAR-SUE ALMOND DIN in in Ciuiiimeia NQ-O* PAY. mill Ihsu Ijlven U« awl ot trash CHICBSN «*pwt>y •»«»«• B5^ I WI:STONS tum Oyster 8»uc«, • Ail tuWNtUug combli»tlau of freuti PORK, Almond WindiniH 8-oz. or with altced Pineapple, tnd «fth»r»<)M w»l» diced and sauted with fteih tiny mutshrooms, Brawn Sugar and VLnevar. Canton greens and Oreen Peppers, Topped TASTE O' SKA ^Chocolate Chip GookleB, S-oz. pkg.- * HIM BOON P1QUAT with tasty Almonds. • 29 • HUNG YEN QA DIN Fillet Sole 16-oz. Package EHlWi again . . bul iiweet aud « CHICKEN wltn Almonds . . • Wsttdlnjl Of • MOO GOO GUY PAN 45(1 Cookies II! Tender Pork, dipped In EBB Butter, and Chicken white m*at diced wtvh C«l»ry. TUU • Sliced white meat Chicken with Mush- FBKCOOHEl) - BUflRYS 7%-or kud with Pineapple segments, Pepptrs and is prepared with Water CH««»uU, Owen jroomn, Bolt Ctloy, Bamboo Shoots and Water i«>s. iitakled Onions, Brown Sugar and Peppers, aw«e( Pea Pods snd fw* Almonds. Clieatnuts. MOONLIGHT MALLOWS • pkg. tsr Haddock ^STKLSS^BC 29 Facilities For Luncheons and Dinners IN NEW BRUNSWICK 130 ALBANY STREET Ef THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1955 br.iry, fn: dtumhtor, Linda, The Girl Scouts 1 PAGE TWEI.VC innior (Juowomcn - ..- mi'ni .• wo are working on their Cook jwnh the U»i>r; •, , ui1 evtn ,i mild u.i>n,>inn .U:RSl.\ .IHI.-] Trmnsrinv. Oc'obnv :!7. nil traffi" Mnn refreshments. ! Observe Birthday P.-oject for th>. .., Chairmen Named m NfW Ji'lscy ,wi;! i•fiiin1 In a That a pood many Americans A meeting of the Board of Di- Al'.'ns of thr A>, lull ;md pcdwtiliiii:- will ukc have already felt the heavy hand rectors of the WoodbridKe Town- AVENEL - The 28th birthday Woman's ciub , of retribution for over-ext*ndlng Girl Scout News shelter during "OpeirttHm Mus- ship Council was held at the homr party of the Junior Woman's Club Third Distrirt •> BY (iolonia Unit 1 1 their credit Is shown by the fwt ter. th* .State Civil Defense' of the camp chairman. Mrs. How- of Avenel waw s observed Tuesday Rilest, Dr. ('));.,! Bureau iiiwotmces . Trends' that 85.000 bankruptcy proceed- brouck HriRiiis n iindinn commit - , ard 8harp. Those atending were evenirm in the home of Mrs. Dan- In farm prices will l>c tljc cpntral ings ar? expected to be filed In named by Mrs. jMrs. Richard Walsh, Mrs. Joseph iel Levy. W OeoTBC Street, with speak and ;how theme for the !95(S Farmers Wrek 1955. and 75,000 are anticipated roll will alsn hnve a "Candy Mak- Call Mrs. Ornnt Nims—Fulton Rapacfili, Mrs. John Lozo, Mrs. Mrs William Harned and Mrsproject. . \;]'; •• im-nii'iit, nt a meet- meetlngfi in Trenton from next i for 1954 — nn all-Ume record. ing Workshop" for all leaders on "ii.;i I'l-.it -48. American Many of these are business bank- 1-9331—-with your ' CTTrl Scout I Fred Linn, Mrs. Chris Stockel and John Smath as co-chairmen. Mtmbers of 11 11: January 23 through 28. ... Final T\iesriav. November 1 Please ruptcies. ,of course, but the bis (Mrs. Herman Stelnbach. Henry Birthday greetings were extended were asked to w\ 1/ 1. ,\'\!',..ii-y held .it the Legion stretches of northbound roadway news. make your reservations early. majority are individuals who Troop 50. Woodbridge. spon- Mrs Fred Linnnn,. chairman, asks Ulshoefer and Mrs. John Ruth by guests as follows: Mrs. Prank Avenel Library II. li alonn the 164-mile Garden State ' Barth, Mrs. Harold P. Wilson, K..n :i .cr ;i- follows: Rfhft- have over-extended It is a sadsored by the While Church Guild, r^memoer Juliette \ *«re welcomed as new members movie projeet, \r ( Parkway will br opened in Cape H leaders to " •--"- 3B1 Mi Harold Daniels; commi'iitary In th midst of such visited the Wnoribmlne Emergency " «" hnober 31. !Mr. Ulshoefer will be the new rec- Mrs. John P. OsthofT and Mrs.vember 5 in theA l)il; May County around November 1 The men birthday on October 31. |Mr. uisiiw^i «..—. »•• - —111- k« Ihn ;ii , Mrs. Flunk Svhut'tz; \ ! William Kuzmlak. Miss Froi'hi,.;;, .. th r'r.i ... A cour.'e iii Civil Defense and plenty. Squad Headquarter*. ""•- •"•"iach member of the Girl Scout istrar and Mrs. Ruth will be the inotV.tT.-i. Mrs MiflvaH| tour nnri The Braille chairman, Miss Ronnie Cole, »•., ,',' V Disaster Control for New Jersey | The ,.„,„governmen„ t has already tooIOOKk thHite- ornn|iuanF on a ,, will brine a penny for ?ach |new badge chairman. Mrs. Sharthpe i[i'il,n: iiKilt.Mrs. Flunk Wilma Pioehllch, announced that member, and \i , l'ii Hl.st'-r. Couponsp , Mrs Musconetcortd may be txpecu>il• discount lates and the Veterans portable whce;un Christmas ,as a result of. the State drain- .and Federal Housing Administrai - are carried in the ambulance will be hostess at the Third Dls- partment. k 1 I-. |i:ilU. M: ' WeVi: I iick; mem- and-refill project scheduled to' tions have lightened up restric- Alexander Hamilton pave a talk irtei meeting, which will TH> held Mn. Barth ;.•• h:n luisliii-i, Mr.-, Gt'tinn Ku::hna; sick get underway on October 31. . . .' tions on credit for home buying. on the Importance of First Aid mnu, cookit ..._ _. «n October 17 at the Porfls U with ,i blrth(i;i-, . mill :-IHII-IIIM, Mrs Ernest Bur- The third Statewide effort t»[ This may be a tricky problem The men assisting with the tour .iiave all orders into your., neivh- report on the cookie sale to date chairmen for ; Itnr j»piv>. iiojiiv >.ilo. *tys. Villee; •Menttft jJenwps with previously fOT fcovertjment leaders, but for and 'announced the extension of with- any part of IU OirL Scout were John Ruth. Elbur Richards, «brhoo4,chairrn*n by that time. 1 Mrs. John Grir . liiisti^:. Mi.v Daniel Vulimter; "unknown, diabetes wili be nwie the individual the .solutfcn Is Charles Hale and Prink' Janer InvestHUre time' for the placing faf the second program. toKtag. dancing, plajf- tffl tluWfe-ski.";, ,- M 1:11 t p.i'[•-. Mrs. Full Anlunczy. in New Jersey dining the week simple and obvious. Don't eed potato g.owejs than you can' afford. Don't Carol Cunningham. Carol Dallas lel at the home of the leader. Mrs., John Poll of, Avenrt is &-3545. Miss Rosalie V.,.;: hers wiShin.: ID attend should will plunge yourself into debt. Ob- once again are offered the serv- Angela Joyce, Sally Kilby. Alice Mis. John Poll. The girls invested ! forraing a new Senior Girl Scout •Plans for Service to Your Alfred Anders •. Mrs Kaclilla.'Tlit' til (Up will give; serve the simple, homely Amer- ice of havinu their potito seed Miller. Joan Simun, Lynn Skuse, during the ceremonyy wereere'' MarMar-,Troop- Troop.. Any girl whwhoo is fourteen Coui\cil" was the theme of an all- The next rm .:, a mite nl oramvs to the Veterans! ican virtues of thrift and good ; field tested in Florida. . . . The Mary Ann Sopa. Catherine Stan- i»ril Ross, Beverley Kisleleski. ivears or older and in high school day conference held it the Girl at the fcome 0: \; Hospitiil. Menlu Park, for Thanks- 1955 traffic ,1;«ln total Mils ye.ir ^ management. thor-i ton. April Thompson. Mary Ann Marilyn Cummings. Nancy Sears. I is welcome to Join. Scout House in Rahway. Mrs. liiviii:. Tiie November meeting will It you do that, you can thor- g Smith Stree'. c- has reached 552 ur 14 Irs, Him; times jWedemeyer. Marilyn Wil'.ey, Carol Ann Swistak. Karen Markiun. \ Senio,r. Troop 44.. Iselin. Helen Foster, national represen- time the annu,, fi'Htui r ,1 f.t!:'iil s,Uf. I the 566 regls'cnd at the *;>me ou ih'.y enjoy the uood times Sllagy. Carol Ann Eahayda. Marj Ann Swistak. Karen M Uk;ri needlecrafl as its hobby tative for Section 2, was the prin- Kathy Bersey. Oayle Obrupta and querade partv •• Tiic (Uilk l:nrse prize '..'iii.ti time last year. . . . Only on" traf- which fxist and which we allEllen Varey. Faith gills. Mar> course for this year. They are. now: cipal speaker. Members of Cran- WHS Mrs. Kudilhi. HostCvscs ft"re fic fatality occurred on the Gin- hove will continue — and if Emily Baldwin Girls particlpat- making woolen stoles for their WHICH Ann Crane, Mary Ann Campion ng in the welcome were Florence ford Perth Amboy. Metuchen. Mrs. Villie and Mrs. S'-K'kel. den State Parkway during Sep- wors*' times come, you'll be in a Christmas project. The man.is': position to meet them without Jo Ann Sipos. The Olrl Scout OsthofT, Patricoia Mitchell. Do- Rahway. Woodbridge. Fanwood tember when four million cars were accompanied by their lead Representatives from Brownie and Scotch Plains councils at- his new xecrrt 1 traveled ayer lne super-hishway. disaster — Desert News (S»lt lores Poll and Miss Carol, Ann County fire Auxiliary ers, Mrs. Norman Kilby and Mrs Troop 30 snd 31. Intermediate tended • Representing WootfbridEe "And there's 1. • . . . Forest fires in the midd'.c Lake City, I'tah). StachelskiStachelski , assistantassistant, leaderleaaer. OUSBSusanH , iiuuy -» °" " ' Trnnn 4o f John Ruth. Council were Mrs. Herman Stein- Miss Jones," ! • t.0 Mrrts in Mvnlo-•• Park- - i Atlantic States could be extin- pTpsta Jo AAn n JaegeJ r annd MauM»u- (Troop 1 ind Senior Ji~P <«J l-UUIIlll wv*. Leaders' Course SPepi Sweeney. GuesU pre*nt I.el.n wUl go to the St. Walbu^a two words I L : AVENKL - - The newly-formed L BUishdd through thi cooperation THE BIBLE IN SCHOOLS reen Sweeney. Gu p bach, president; Mrs. Qr«nt Nlras, of fire Mrs Joseph Rapacoli. volun Orphanage in Rosclle They will you use in •. ... Middlesex Cfliuvy Auxiliary of the! ui n.> .fightin ..!,..,...g„ employeeemployeess am amii i The Bible is the most impor- < vice presldeht: Mrs. Richard teer trainer for the Wocdbrid e were Mrs. Duane Baldwin. Mrs.bring the chldlren Halloween 'swell,' the oiln: y equipment from all States uncki ' tant book we have. No one is edu- ? Alexaider McDermott, Mrs. Stan- Walsh, program chairman; Mrs. Township Girl Scout Council, will favors and candy and cookies "Certainly. Volunteer Fire Company held a the provision* of a new tow cated unless he knows something ley Kesiloski. Mrs. George Swis- Joseph Rapacoli. volunteer train- 1 about the Bible. The Bib'.e has hold a Leaders' Training Course Jones. "Wlr.i-: merlin : ,11 the Edison Firehouse j sisned by Governor Ro'*n B er, and Mrs. J. Ruth, badge chalr- Meyner. . , . Operating expendi- often changed the map of thTuesdaye , November 8. lrpm 9, words'.'" '1, Meiilu Park, with the following j Kenneth Bersey. Mrs. Frank nssistance man womt'ii of the Avenel Fire Com.- tHires of all muntehMMties u> New world. Where the Bible has been A H to 3 P. M. Bring a lunch; ne«y, Mis, Elmer Mitchell and pnliy ladies Auxiliary ftttencltnfl; Jersey durina the 1954 fiscal t.iken and taught civilization and coffee will be served.' Mrs,' Rapa- • «*#••• Mi'K* Willhim Peinw. county repre- year increased by $17,000,000 over education have followed. . . . The sentative: Mrs. Peter Greco, coun- 1953. . . . The American Commit- Constitution of the United States ty publicity chairman; Mrs. An- tee on Italian Migration, 51 West and the State are founded upon drew Giilisin. president of the lo- 51st Street. New York City, has the teachings of the Bible, yet cal auxiliary. Mrs. Michael Petras voluntarily ofhri'd its services to we have been told over and over us delegate, and Mrs. Frank Wan- Governor Meyner's Refugee Re- that the Bible can not be taught ca as iilternat?. who was named lief Program Committee. , . . in any State supported school, as » member uf the by-laws and Cancer deaths claimed 9,504 men, "As the Word of God." constitution committee. women and children ;n New Jer- Some of the most important The next mectin:; will be held at sey durini; 1954 accordins to the history of the human race is re- the .JamcsburK Volunteer Fire American Cancer Society corded in the Bible. Outside of Coiiipiiny No 1. at .Jiimesbure, on • * » the Bible there ts no history of November 9, at 8:00 P. M. how earth aad man came into CAPITOL CAPERS: — 1 arr existence. Without the knowledge ANNOUNCING THE 1956 waiting anxiously until November of the Bible and the history re- 9 to find out what the peopl" . corded there much that is his- tOT? »6Bltf"Dt fOWTW OUll«4 ltt i.ContiniK'cl from Editorial ert B. Meyner recently. . . . Flood the dust and ruins of the past. equally derelict. s.o far as his li- relief funds from the' Pedera The Constitution and the laws cense i.-, euncemed, Richman Government promised shortl: do not prohibit the teaching of warns. after the disaster in August art the Bible as history. as scarce as mosquitoes in winter LOANS: — Two million dollars : Within the Bible is found . , . Parents wise will immunize, some of the greatest literature have been Unmeet by the Farmers the State Department of Health Hume Administration in New ever written. King David has states in urging protective mea- been clussed by some as the Jersey durum the last fiscal year. sures against diphtheria, small- Poultry-men, who suffered from greatest poet that ever lived. pox, tetanus and whooping There are love stories, heroic low prices lust year, led in num- cough. ber of loans, while dairymen stories and stories of tragedy were second and vegetable grow- found in the Bible. Probably no ers ranked third. Over half of other books contains as varied the funds were for production Opinion of Others j literature as the Bible, The Con- and subsistence loans to family (Continued from Editorial Page) (ttitution and laws do not pro- hibit the teaching of the' Bible type farms'. Hurricane Hazel ac- just as soon as an old one is paid counted for the lending of $287,- in State supported schools as off — and, far too frequently, literature. 000 to 130 farmers of whom before. about half were in Atlantic, Since it is the teachings of the There is no doubt that install- Bible that is needed and not Cumberland, Gloucester and ment buying is a tremendous fac- Salem counties. what the teachers believe about tor in current business prosperity. tile Bible, then the Bible should New soil and water conserva- It would be an extremely tricky be a text book in every school. tion loans were approved for 27 problem to try to curtail it with- The Constitution and laws may farmers for $130,000. principally out upsetting business. But at the prohibit the teaching of the Bible for the installation of irrigation. same time, it leaves millions of as "The Word of God," but not Last year New Jersey farmers American families in a precarious as a book of history and litera- DESIGNED FOR THE SUPER-HIGHWAY AGE borrowed $300,000 from FHA to position,/with nothint! to fall ture. — Cripple Creek (Colo.) finance the purclia.se or improve- back on, in case of a downward Gold Rush. ment of farm real estate, turn in their personal, fortune

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JAMES MOTOR SALES qAtTON MOTOR 1* v J 475 Smith Street, Perth Amhoy, N. J. 87 CA-1'5522 ftl 2 4161 OEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 195B .PAOE THIRTEEN arrons Polish Defense for Perth Amboy Fray Saturday

Trenton SPREE AT 23 By Alan Movtr Kasars Take Lead Priseoe Expecting Golden Bears' JOMNYPQ0RE$, AUTHOR OF In Iselin Bowling Aerial Offensive; 'A SPRU GROWS lit BROOKLYN* WITH H'* ^Y? AHP Lesko is Injured sition Sunday CLtNCHtNG WIN " THERS. On 3-Game Sweep HASN'T BBEfi A HOTTER jnHIDOE -Sunday's game Tram SUnfllnr* WOODBRrDGE-After playing • Golden Bears and the T/ME IHA their first four names on r*in- W L Wlntehnrse Pros Is be- '0 ::« softked fields. Coach Nlfk Prlscoe's Kasnr BulHers 11 4 I !(.•, a umdKS contest, not 1 undefeated Barrons »re hoping MAPE LlK£ Cooper's Dairy 9 ft'* un attempt to pack the for a dry turf fnr their meeting Al's Suntw-o 9 6 him! Stadium but also be- with Perth Amboy HlKh School JflR's Sporting Goods 9 6 Saturday afternoon at Waters 1, ii>ams have had little Iselln Lumber «'< for each other during «'* Stadium, so that they *lll be In' Ideal Beauty Baton i five yenrs. The opening 10 a position to unleash tn« striking Mleie's Excavating 4 11 i s-heduled for 2 o'clock force of their vaunted offense for Mary's Dress Shop ,4 11 iird feeling's between the tire first time this season. . T9EUN — The fcaaar BulWers ntetl in 1950 when thr went roaring Into first place in the However. Prtscoe's forces are eleven, practically un- fit Cecelia Women's Bowling not In a position to complain to | i the time, movc^ HiU B aft«r crumbling the Ideal any extent about their shackled one bright Sunday Beauty Snlon quintet In throe attack, because th>y happen to be tn mid proceeded tn hand straight %e among.the county's top polnt- Ciolden B:ftrs.their inl- by *cort* of M2-, 613. 667^639 and «T4-<388. Wrs wfW69 in Ww Wnwi. •* ck of the season. Since d «T4<388 Lillian Kaluskel sparked the The Barrons' record of thTW vic- .. Touch Hony Cacclnla Constructltmeer*' spurt to the top tories and a tie Is also good and iVHtriers have been seek-. of the league by rolling games of r:\tes second best only to New n!!i\ while Whltehnrse 160 and 14S for a 46ft set. Brunswick with R 4-0 mark. to menace their pet while her team-mate, Elste Kaaar, One of the reasons for the suc- rated an assist with a 414 mark, cess of the Barrons to date is the ,11 li.-.s ;i squad of 37 vet- the Beautician.^ leading bowlers defensive unit which has held four tl tlnin fur this seiisin has wert Pta Valllencourt and Erma opponents to six points on con- two victories while ab- Hebler with three-game totals of secutive Saturdays. The stellar nc defeat. After an open- 441 and 418. respectively. defensive squad was handed a v l,»ss to Southwestern belln Lumber pulled the major severe jolt earlier this week when [ Philadelphia, 7-0, thr upset of tli« young season by it was learned that Bob Lesko, inri'd back to take the RECOVERS FUMBI.K, SCORES; I,on Il&elcr, Woftdbridffe High Schools All-County tackle, broke knocking Al's Sunoco out of first the rugged line backer, will be out lue Devils and the Willow into the scoring column for thr first time during hfs scholastic career last week when he scooped place by sweeping three straight of action for thr npxt two weeks (>ts in order. up a South River fumble and race)! 50 yards downfleld to tally the game's first touchdown. The games during their recent match with an Injured ankle. His place in speed and operating husky senior is expected to play a major role In the Barrons' plans for conquering Perth Amboy The victors took the individual up on the firing line will be filled FifW.eTc.erc.; by either Ronnie Osiome or Bob T formation, the Trenton Saturday at Waters' Stadium. contests by marks of 688-641, 657 IMPORTANT Cavallero. . II In- led by the veteran FIGURE 5T*flP$OUT, 662 and 688-966, C.timichael. a six-foot. Cleveland established the two- A6E. AT 29 US The veteran Betty Mauceri Ths W-lodbrldge skipper wasiar k wjio.has made man national team bowling rec- Woodbridge Frosh sparked the Lumberjacks to their from plea&Ed with his club's ef- it running wild against drfl, with a total of 1494. The impressive triumph with a 457 forts against South River and ,r, m recent years. record was toppled In St. Louis total, .while Ruth Raphael and spent the better part of the week I up with Caimlchnel In October 6. 1955, by Dick Weber Blank South Rivei Rose Retkwa followed with tallies improving their' defensive fend >( 431 and 414. Mae tPineault, 424, assignments and pass defense pat- itiv Trenton backfleld is How to score yourself: Mark and Ray Bluth. What would you bf diminutive but fast, half- say the new two-man record is? SOUTH RIVER — Woodbridge ind Marie Waterson, 403, were ?rns. He expects Perth Amboy to our choices 1-2-3-4, You get ten ,he Gas Pumpers' top bowlers. itllize the air lanes rather than l.i-.s Townes and Bruce ) 1501, ( i 1521, ( ) 1541, (• >High School's undefeatsd Fresh- «!ulr the quarterback as- points for a correct first pick, five .581. men football team exploded for Jan's Sporting Goods moved un against the Barrons' weight (. :i:e capably handled by for a second, three for third and 5. Donald Campbell of England ;hree touchdowns in the second nto a two-way tie with Al's Sun- ip front in an attempt to munipu- ,n:i'.!',hiiin, one o[ the bet- me point for a correct fourth plans to break his present world ialf here at Campbell Field to KO for third place by delivering ate an upset. in the state semi-pro hoice. Twenty is average; thirty water speed record on Lake Mead, post an 18-0 triumph over the Gary's Dress Shop three crippling, Perth Amboy Record good: forty, very good, and fifty, Nev., on October 16. What is the South River Yearlings In a game »lows. 663-591, 655-585 and 630- After posting a victory over excellent. which was bitterly contested 16. visitni.s' line is headed by speed record? ( ) 172.32, ( ) ewark Eastside In the season's Now that the 1955 baseball sea- 182.J2. (' ) 193.32, ( ) 202.32. throughout the four quarters. Sally Stevens was by far Jag's iBugurnl, Perth Amboy dropped funk Klfber. standing flve- KitstaYidlng bowler with games of und weighing 216 son Is history, sports fans can I Answers on Pane 14) Both the Barrons and Maroons ecleions to Thomas Jefferson, turn to football and other sports played the game to the hilt with 154, 148 and 145 for a 447 set. 'estfleld and Plalnfield in that laid Jerry Albrecht, a In the fourth clean sweep re- footer, and Stan Derry for entertainment, But while they the former squad displaying a der. The 1-3 record isn't im- :orded in the league during the >resslve, but there Is no way of ot liio-poundcr. may not be playing baseball on Princeton-Cornell superior ground game during the second, half. The blocking • and ivenlng's action, Cooper's Dairy calibrating the amount of trouble uiioln Plans Lhe field, all major league clubs tackling was" actually vicious for omped over Miele's Excavating, e Panthers wjl! ijive the Barrons miuounced that his ire looking for the trade that will make them contenders in '56. Sat. Highlight a freshmen skirmish with South 151-835. Btf-flW and «#«-««. they happen to be up for Sat- h k(i»ld will consist of Mary Lelss was the Dairy 1. Here is a now famous ques- River apparently attempting to rday's tussle. Prlscoe is fully IIIII) iU quarterback PRINCETON—There was a note Maids' big gun with a 411 set, tion. It's a variation of a $16,000 avenge the varsity's defeat at the ware of the situation and is talc- Finish and Eddie Adams of optimism In the Princeton while Lillian Abate paced the question asked on a TV quiz pro- hands of the Red Blazers last no chances of'beims involved [lull nark slots, and either :ampthis week as the Tiger eleven Excavators by toppling the pins gram, but no prize is offered for Saturday. ' HKARD'S SQUARE SCOOPS a an upset by working his charges iv or Herb McNeill a' started preparations for its clash for a 422 mark. After a scoreless first half, iverttme all week. the correct answer. On July 17, with Cornell at Ithaca Saturday. The heavily loaded contingent you saw leaving town 1941, Joe DIMagglo's hitting Woodbridge hit pay dirt' in the Perth Amboy's chief tarnet will the expected return o Assistant Coach Judd Timm, streak was stopped at 56 games third period. The goalward drive this morning was a hunting safari headed for Nova i Leroy Alexander, the flashy |)iv:r,.'fn to end, Cacciola who has been scouting the Big by Alfred J. Smith and Jim Bag- tarted when Bob Malcum, John- Woodbridge halfback, who Is •!• Kirkpatrlck at the Red all season, reported, "We Scotia with Dr. Edward Novak, Lou Homer, Ed fcenney Herman Pondering by ot the Cleveland Indians. The ny. L@iuongeHl .and Bcjb Earlcas among the top scorers in the state ink post The tackles will have a pretty-good chance against Yank* won, 4 to 3. DiMag made alternated advancing the ball and'Phil Sbrgento included in the party. . . . Zully with 42 points. He also has an Cornell. Probably Princeton will tin be manned by Captain four trips to the plate in that from the Woodbrjdge 25-yard line Mayer, the ardent Yankee fan, claims his world series Backf ield Switch 8.1 yards gained per carry mark have an edge in the backfleld, It niur.i and Chuck Wenrie.. game. He was thrown out by down to tfcf South River 40. At (o his credit. It the Panthers eh. a newcomer who gav should be an even game*' bets will be paid off before Christmas. . . . Tony Cac- watch Alexander too closely, they Ken Keltner twice and walked this point Matt Pratterolo faded NEW BRUNSWICK — Rutgers' count of himself in lasl "Cornell has an inexperienced may find themselves thusim? once while Smith was on the to his right before pitching a pass ciola's extended smile can be attributed to the fine ullback Jack Laverty, who re- fs contest, and Bill Me line," Timm said. "After the first Johnny Howell a senior who has mound. In the eighth inning, with to Andy Liscinski, who snared the performances of his latest additions to the Golden ceived a mild concussion in Sat ill be the start-in string they don't have too much. ieveloped to a point where ht> can Baiiby pitching, what did DiMag- ball on the 15 on his journey into urday's game with Brown, was wink' Jim, ThiKpen wll Of course, their backs are very the end zone. The score stood at Bears— Eddie Adams and Perth Amboy's Ronnie »e counted upon to go-all the way do? < 'Walked, < > Filed out, doing laps around the field earlier am bolt down the. cente good." .6-0 when Bob Farkas missed the snoe past the,line of scrimmage. Hit into double play, i ) Ernish. ... Although he is only a sophomore, Jerry his week during practice and iviii'.i wall. Timra praised halfback Dick extra point. The most feared Panther will Struck out. -Jackson, captain of the defending Gonya of Fords is one of the hardest hitting defensive Coach Harvey Harman said he iklen Bears' defenslvi Midway through the third ses- no doubt be Qary Chapman, the Ivy League champions, "That boy will be ready to scrimmage by to- iiii-s Lee Kijula, Wai 2. And as long as we're on the sion, the Barron offense began to players on the Barron squad Look for Perth Amboy looks pretty good," he said. "He morrow. quarterback with remarkable ,1IK- DeMarlno, Ton: subject of DiMaggio, in those 56 click again with a 60-yard march made Cornell's only touchdown quarterback Gary Chapman to fill the air over Waters Harman is considering a back* passing ability. Last year as a | (i lie Molnar and Larr: games he was at bat 223 times down to the South River 35. On against Yale." field switch which would put sophomore, he staged an aerial while the secondary con and made 91 hits for a batting the very next play, Malcum start- Stadium with footballs Saturday afternoon when Nick Laverty at halfback where he show here at the stadium that (.;••,>r;:e UUtimore. Georg average of .408 and he batted in Head Coach Charley Caldwell ed out around his left end. picked Priscoe's boys are scheduled to take the field. ., . The would alternate with Oreg Holmes. had the Barrons worried until Carl Murawski an 55 runs. But can you name the reported that this charges suf- up key blocks by Cliff Frlis and Recreation Department holds its annual Awards Pro- Bob Kelly and Lee Lusardl could he closing minutes of the «ame. 'hristy. number of home runs he" hit dur- fered only minor injuries against Fratterolo, then coasted down the then be used at the other half He will no doubt feel the pressure Bunclay the Golden Bean ing the record-breaking streak? Colgate last Saturday. Captain sidelines to score Woodbridge's gram tonight at the Municipal Building... . They tell Royce Flippin is the only Nassau slot, Soph Bob Bear, who played of the Woodbridge line, which will i>py croup of i ( » 14, I ) 15, l ) 16, I i 17. second touchdown. The tally froze player sidelined by an injury us that the handful of die-hard fans who sat through well against Brown, would then be on orders to rush all passing muJ .spattered warrion 3. Maybe this one will come up at 12-0 when Farkas again missed Caldwell said that Flippin will see a lot of ctetkm at fullback. plays. ninny the Port Rlchmom on a TV show for a big amount. the conversion. the Woodbridge-South, River downpour last Saturday not engage In contact work this The Scarlet skipper gave hli Teamed up with Chapman in s of Staten Island in Here you get no dough—just sat- are eligible to become members of the Frogmen's Club. week, and it is unlikely that he Malcum Sensation charges individual Instruction an< the Perth Amboy backfleld are loiiiiht defensive contest isfaction if you name it correctly will play against Cornell.- i Early in the fourth quarter. .., Selly Hoagland, the Golden Bears flashy halfback, then put them through a pass of Mike Matto and Bob Davis at the us decided by a 10- When Babe Ruth established the Malcum, the Barrons' running major league mark of 60 home is out for the rest of the season with a severe ]aw in- fense and defense drill yesterday halfback posts and • Jerry Paster- pair of safeties in tlv sensation of the afternoon, took nak at fullback. The mainstays runs in a season in 1927, what He Is worried about Lehigh riod settled the issue fo a Maroon punt on his own 20 be- jury, . . . Didj you know that the Woodbridge Emer- up on the firing line are Richie pitcher was touched for the "What is your gross income?' passing attack which he terms "I have no gross income." fore starting upfleld. Richie Ca- "elegant." Center, Al Ports, an Qentlle, left end; Bobby Fedor, record-breaking four-base blow? gency Squad accompanies the Barrons to all their in it was the backfle! "No income at all?" ' tano threw a block which enabled end, Hank D'Andrea, were th right guard, and Lloyd Feld, left t i Milton Gaston, ( > Bob away games. ktion of Eddie Adams and "No gross income. I nave a net Malcum to reach the 38 where he best yesterday, according to Har tackle. Grove, ( < Tom Zachary, i » Joe pivoted to the outside in the di- lErnLsli who figured in the Income. I'm In lhe flsh business." man. He said Ports was sharp o Last Saturday the Barrons Schaute. rection of the mldflejld stripe. NOTES TAKEN BETWEEN SPLITS [plays of the day. Adams pass defense and D'Andrea seemei Journeyed to South River's Camp- When the South River defenders .un great as he gained 4. On February 13, 1938,, Charles General Motors' 1955 outpu healed from theileg and wrist in bell Field and returned home with moved in to halt the Barron half- ~™"Trjudy Montazzoli ofiMolnar's Electric is setting a totted on Page Fourteen* Lausche and Frank Kranz of tops 3,000,000 autos. url«s he had received earlier. a 13-6 victory over Coach Bill back's progress, Charlie Welssen- blistering pace in the Academy Women's Bowling Harman still Is awaiting the re Denny's Maroons, after partici- berg and Carl DeFederloo arrived League with the h^ individual game, 200, the top urn of ends Ed Pan-ell and Doi pating in a game which was on the scene to throw, blocks elber, tackle Wally Lindquist am played under the most adverse which' enabled Malcum to spring jMt, 508, and the best average to date, 158.5. . . . The iuard Dick Murar, who were ma conditions—the weather and of- loose and race the remaining dis- j red-hot PBA team in the Woodbridge Firemen's League ooned either in New England ficiating. As for South River, they tance to the goal line to put established another high set record this week with a pstate New York. He expectec put up a brilliant battle in ankle- Woodbridge on top. 18-0. hem back today. iContinued on Page Fourteen) Woodpridge Coach Gabriel sin- 2856 total pin score. . . . Guy's Electric took over first gled out Frank Dlminquez, Char- place in the Bowl-Mor-House circuit after spending lie I Sadvary, Jerry Cook, Cliff second-place Middlesex Tension in three straight Prils and Johnny Lemongelli as his defensive standouts during the games. . . . Kay Fiorentini showed fine fqrm rolling game. a 597 set with games of 145, 215 and 236 in the Central Now Open! Score by periods:, I Jersey Women's Major League. ... A close rftce is Bill Schmidt's Woodbridge 6 0 12 &-18 We take this as a means of thanking eyeryone South River 0 0 0 0—0 developing in the Craftsmen's House loop with the ! NEW, MODERN who in any way helped to make our Grand Touchdowns: Usclnskl, Mal- Plaxa Barbers and Tony's Service currently tied at the Opening Celebration the huge Success that it. eum (2). Jop, posting identical 12-3 records. . . . Horace Deter was. We are prpud and happy that you all are LESS PRINTED MOIfEY and Steve Pochek splashed the pins for the high sets so pleased with; our new alleys. ' ' One way the Treasury expects at the Craftsmen's Club alleys with totals of 616 and to save money for. the taxpayers RAHWAY RECREATION is to print less of It. The Treasury 610 respectively. < Located in a Ueautiful New Building estimates it will save a'bout $t,- 350,000 a year, beginning Novem- FOUND IN A DESK DRAWER Cor. Lawrence St. & Rt. 1, Rahway ber 1, by turning out only about 156,000,000 sheets of new monty Hank Peterson of P.ort Reading is the envy of all Compared with 94,000,000 eheet( hunters after downing a 125-pound buck with bow and To all those who have not yet visited our new in the last fiscal year, Each sheet arrow Monday up in Stokes Forrest. , , . Freshmen turn establishment we extend a cordial invitation. contains It) bills, about

j tered pan and b»ke In modera** the latter part of the first qtmrter Barron s Polish when Art Frazer's quick kick Trent,),, oven 350 JO minute.* oi Auxiliary to Hold un'il fish fUkrs readsty ! ISELIN PERSONALS (Continued from Sports Page down to the Maroons' sight was 'Continued fr()n, ; For pepprry riff, mix l'i cups \ deep mud to Rive Woodbrldne Its called back because of an offside 76 yards in nino,,, penalty. The next punt, two plays Card Fete Tonight cwked rice. '? cup roehed buuer < touRhcst came of the season. his season's total n i hard-boiled eggs chnpprfi. 3 j Mr. and Mrs. Lester Field Like Lake later, sailed out as far as the in 15 attempts f South River 48, from Where they COLONIA — Mrs. Robert Mor- ril •a'llespoons chopped pimento. 1 i i JcntU If Conch Nick Priscoe und his carry. teaspoon "-alt. lt teaspoon bi*e* | —A group of teachers and ofr club were not familiar with water launched their touchdown drive tlssey reported on the County Aux- pepper and '« teaspoon red pep-' ; [lcors of the Iselin Assembly of polo before the South River Before the opening period iliary meeting held at Menlo Park Midway throuci, • per Bait* any l«ft-ov*r rk+ sn! God Sunday School attended the scrap, they certalnlyare now since closed, Joe Parrar and Joe Kovacs f(rehouse 8t R meeting of the Nick Mam,, rAN-HKOWNM) PINTAILS individual baking "tehes in sine' stconrt annual Sunday School the field they played on re«*m- moved the ball down to the Wood- Ladies' Auxiliary of the Colonia Golden Bern ^.. A to|) inblc (liuk'ts• thr siaccful bridge 23 for a first down. At the Volunteer Hook and Ladder Co., 1 oven with rock bass j Convention of the Assembly of iled a lake throughout the second flipped a i,, " and JIC-II ;j.:.;.>if. whi.h is also start of the second quarter, Par- held in the flrehouse with Mrs. ss tll Uad churchw of New Jereey at half Both clubs made the best 8taten Island :H ono of the wiiiicst c! watfrtowl. \ STEWED SQHRKF.L AND rar circled his left end to tinJame- s Taggart presiding. B.Mhany Church in Paterson. of the conditions to staRe a worth- n«t play, Man,,, • rlvalim: l iii' CuMdun aoose in ' SAFFRON BALLS They included R*v. Alton and while struggle for the die-hard Barron four. Two unsuccessful Three members of the Avenel RRaln. This time >,, this rcspec: Weil-known is th'e Saffron balls are super-delk-KHis Mrs. Richardson. Berkeley Boule- fans who sat through the down- rjmnlng plays then dropped South Auxiliary, Mrs. Peter Greco, Mrs. trick "f puitiiu out a couple of ! dumplings and *h«n prepared ; vard. Mrs. OeorRe Maxwell and pour. River back to the 10. Herbert Hanson and Mrs. Wtllam in the end zone i(l honker c>rov.-> with tli? other l*i|,h squirrel deserve a mfo:mum -•\!:> Ay'.mt". Euir.s an.! ehil- daughter, Kathleen, Charles Attack tn Air Perna, were guests of the Colonia out front, 6-o blocks to di'iitf an atmosphere of South River had Woodbrldge !of two more s-jpers ' To prepare .'.:?- ivr.:-.:* lVn:s,\ Kenneth 'street; Mr. and Mrs. Russell in trouble early In the first quar- With fourth down comlnR up group. They urged the local unit secuniv mound a blind. Similar ! them, mix and s;H 2 cups flcnir };..•; l.vr,: R.c.y.iv, were Wednes- jSwahz. Carteret. and Mr. and and the ball resting on the Bar- to join the State and county or- in the founj, results cm be achieved with a ;er when Oene Dombrowski kicked i >j teaspoon sal:. 4 teaspoon? bak- .-!.«!- •:•,.•"-•> •;>! Mt i:id Mrs. Harry ! Mrs. Clayton Holbert and daugh- 9ut of bounds on the Barron two- ron eight, Dombrowskl took to the ganizations so that some day a who was brilija,,.' hSrlf-iiomi pintail decoys. ! home for the aged can be con- [ing powder. j teaspoon sugar u E\.ir.s M.t;.\w, Avrnue. | ler. Sharan. Nixon. yard Stripe. When Woodbrldge air to hit Farrar on the goal line at running and , ; teaspoon ground mitmrs. 2 tea- 5 structed. It was announced, that t a 45-yard p\ The fine flavor of p;n'ail5 is M; ;v;v . Mrs Edward H?llo- :, —A week-end visitor at thfailee d to pick up a first-down for a touchdown. Farm's catch nr fuliv brought out when pan- spoons parsley flakes Gr*du*;iy was on the spectacular side since the next county meeting will be saders' Harold u; we!i ar.ti children. Charles and home bl Rev. Alton and Mrs. after moving! out as far as the 10. held November 9 in J&mesburg. browiicd ncr)>rci:nu to this rather add J, cup of mrttt in which ll B?:;* Wr:«ht Street. were.Sun- Btll Benzeleskl saved the situa- he bad to take it Rway from two the end zoni\ \VJ,,.. Richardson. Berkeley Boulevard, to move out of ; simple i npf. Quarter* 2 pintails. 1 teaspoon powdered saffron ha* e;»y sue*:s of Mrs. Hol'.oweK's i was Miss Irene Bibby. Ellzateth. tion by getting off a long punt out Woodbridge defenders, Kovacs Mrs. James Staunton announced tiiwi' illertw -in Rout .JUM^ reason beeri di5e>">lye<[. ;hfa Vurn dough brot!yr-in-law and bister. Mr. to the South River 45. missed the extra point, so thethat a merchandise dub will start Larry Spencci d-,, ( | A Sunday visitor was Miss Kath- safety -to hand { with siilc. popper and U teaspoon on notirwl Soar* roll to i«-toch-and Mis T>»Uey of JersQ."'City, leen Maxwell, Charles Street. score froze at 8-«. soon, A card party will b« held l Three running plays arid a. paos 8-« edge. dry mustard per'bird. Brown in thickness and cut with a 1 a-inch , -Mrs Rich Sid Billings and j —Sunday, evening a Baptismal On the ensUlng^lttclf-ofT. Leroy tonl«ht at the flrehouse with Mri. equal parts of butter and bacon advanced the Maroons to th« Reginald Brady a* Gtialrmftn. An- Minuuu later. | round cookie cutter. , •lo'.ulcreJi. Karen and, Connie. I service , was held in the Iseltn Wooxlbrldge 37 for a first down. Alexander picked, the wet ball up firippinfis. add 2 bay leaves and Place I squirrels eu; into sen-' Aver.et. , were Wadrx-sday and ^Assembly of Ood Church, Cooper on the Woodbridge 15 and raced other card party will be held No- neat coffin-COUP At this point Dombrowski faded vember 19 with Mrs. George Weber 2 cloves, rover and contimia fry- in? 'piec*s' in a fiep pot. cover, Sunday guests of Mr. and >lrs. j Avenue and Berkeley Boulevard. 85 yards up the middle to tally bounds at thr Cv, ing until tender. back to launch a pass, but before us chairman. stripe. Two piny. with 1 inch of w»t*r, add 2 bay ; Hamilton Billings. Jr.. Wright | The candidates for Baptism were he managed to uncork It, Louhis seventh touchdown of the sea- : Remove moat, and in remainms >av« and 2 tablespoons vu»sar. !s:rw:. [Richard Workman. "Homes Parlc son. Johnnie' Howell opened the Corsages were presented to the back, who pUvc; Hauler crashed through to bat the guests present. Refreshments were defensive garni ,,. pan liquid .saute 2 tablespoons and simmer U« hours. Skim oB] _Th? Youns Women's Guild of | Avenue: Misses Irene Blbby, Eliz- ball to the turf. When the wet gates for his team-mate with a minced onion for 3 minutes, then abeth: ViVian Karlick, Correja beautiful block on the 38. Osborne served by Mrs. Taggart, Mrs. Louis spUl Ken Mm, scum, add another cup or two of First Presbyterian Church of pigskin rolled loose on the 49- Sandnnato, Mrs. Staunton elhd thicken with flour and add* hot boiling water. 1 cup chopped ^e'.- ij .i are sponsoring a cake i Avenue, Miss Beatrice Tedesco, split the uprights to hand the halfback, for :;,, f n yard line. Ha Bier alertly scooped Mrs. John Morchuk. pointer of the v, water to make a pravy. cry. 1 cup sliced onion. 8 or 10 S4> Saturday at the church. The Trieste Street, and Mtss Ruth it up and rolled downfleld like a Barrona the edge, 13-6. medium c*rrou quartered, a wa-1 next regular meeting of th!e Ann Maxwell. Charles Street. Sherman tank to score the Bar- Midway through the second pe- ROAST PHEASANT OREGANO l Kovacs, DeGraw, Sanders, ipoons salt and > teaspoon pep- Gu::ri will be October 25 at which Rev. Alton Richardson, pastor of rons' first touchdown. The score riod. Howell pulled In a South Farm prices, i|M If wily John Pheasant only Kragmer four-month , rincneck in :;;Ut water for about Lorraine, Woodbridge. Mrs. An-he didn't get credit tor the six series. 368, 298 .'• other hunters, howver. the queer j boms taken at the church rectory, morning sermon. 30 minhtes is to drain well, then derson attended a bridal shower points. Seore by periods: 721, with Riimc. rub :'i teaspoon dried orrgano in- •ly.ns "mudhen" is a welcome ad- Catholic Youth week will bc hold —Mrs. Edward Gallagher was a Monday evening at the home of WoodbridRe 6 7 0 0—13 5. The record ; dition to the same bag. Coot baked October 30 to November 6. Tws- Due to the heavy downpour side and a similar amount on the suest of her son-in-law and Mrs. Peter Jensen of Woodbridge. South River 0 6 0 0—6hour. with apple slices will make you a i day. October 25 will be Retreat for dauRhter, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond during the third and fourth quar- out.skle. Stuff the bird with broad The guest of honor was Miss Pa- ters, both the Barrons and Ma- dressing and roast uncovered inmember of this latter clan if you | the teen-agers of St. Cecelia's Asquith, Sayrevtlle, Thursday and tricia Powers, Woodbrldge. can and wili put prejudice aside Pariih. Friday. Her little grandchildren roons held on with the home a hot ovn '425 decrees i for 30 —The Ladies' Auxiliary of Ise- minutes. Cover roaster, reduce when eating! —The Adult Discussion Class Billy and Knthy Asquith, team hoping for a break: while Sports Round-Up underwent tonsilrrtormes in lin Lions' Club will sponsor a Woodbrjdge played to protect its heat to slow <300 decrees> and Skin the coots and take only for Catholics and non-Catholics (Continued from Sports Paw will be held every Thursday eve- South Amboy Hospital. Mr. and card party October 27 at Ihelead. continue baking for 2'1> hours. the breasts and legs, making cer- home of Mrs. Charles Chrlstensea, Baste frequently with melted tain that no fat is left on thnine g at 8:30 o'clock in third Mrs. Edward Gallagher and Mrs. South River (6) he has been a standout performer in all :•>;. s floor teachers' room in St. Ce- Asquith were visitors in South 190 Cooper Avenue. butter. meat Marinate 3 hours in red Ends: Form, Palmer, Weiss thus far this year..,. Woodbridge High Si i , ,..,;,;i li' Shl River Saturday and Sunday, On —Lady Foresters of America, Tackles: Mordas, Lukacs. Eib For bread stuffing, - saute 4 wine. Place a layw of apple slices «li«"s School. football awards were bestowed upon Lemy A. , tablespoons minted onion and 4 on the bottom of a flat baking Mrs. Flank Balavre. den Wednesday the Gallaghers and Star of Iselin. Carcle 54, will Guards: Vislosky.-'Bchmidt, tablespoons finely chopped .celery pan and sprinkle with sugar Sea- mother of Den 3 of.Cub Pack 148 Mrs. Asquith dined out. Mrs. Jo- hold its regular meeting Monday, Vogel outstanding back; Lou Hagler, best Hncnun. =• seph Dougherty and son. Joseph, October 24. at Pcrshing Avenue In '2 cup buttar for 3 minutes. son coot pieces with iiR and pep- and Rog«r Kenny. Cub Master of Centers: White, Eppinger Sabo, most effective downfleld blocker. Add to 2!-'a cups bread crumbs. per and lay on apples, then cover Pack 148 were guests of honor at Jr.. South Plaln'Tleld was a dinner School «t|1»..M, • Backs: Dombrow&l, Tausta, Mix well and season with ',> tea- with apple wedges lightly sugared a party given by the Pack Com- guest of the Gallaghers. spoon salt and teaspoon and 1 three-inch piece of celerymittee at the home of Mr. and —Mrs. Daniel Green, Elmhurst pepper, for each piece of meal. Pill pan Mrs. Al Kull, Woodruff Street, on Avenue had a painful accident. ROCK BASS WITH PEPPERY full of water, set in moderate Saturday evening. It was also a She fell up a flight of steps at RICE overt '350 degrees' and bake until farewell for Mrs. Balavre who the home of her daughter, Mrs. l This is the season when the meat is tender, about l a hours. is moving out of Iselin. Guests in- Orrin Berry. She suffered abra- larse,r rock bass show up in an- | Send your favorite fish and cluded Mr. and Mrs. Kull, Mr.sions of the legs and arms. glers' catches more frequently and game recipes to The Hungry and Mrs. Henry Weiman, Mr. and —Mrs. R. C. Corcoran, Selzer a fine way of preparing these big Sportsman in care At this paper. Mrs, Carl Zeismer, Air. and Mrs. Avenue was hostess at Thursday redeyes is to bake with peppery You'll receive a life-membership Angelo Calabrese, Mi. and Mrs. night's social held for the bene- rice. card in the. Wildlife Pantry Club, Henry Happel, Mr. and Mrsfi.t of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Scale and clean rock bass but and if your recipe W used, you will James Clark, Mr, and Mrs. Law- Iselin Chemical Hook and Ladder do not remove heads. Place 1 get a copy of The Hungry Sports- rence Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Co., District 11. tablespoon peppery rice in each man's 400- recipe Fish and Game Walter Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. —The Ladies' Auxiliary of Ise- fish, tie with string, place in but- Cookbook. * Roger Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Fiank lin Post 2636. V. F. W.. will enter-

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m™"' "••'- '•^'•'-,«.'.** ,-vi.T ; DEPENDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1055 PAGE FIFTEEN FORDS HOPELAWN KEASBEY Day Slated VFW Post Band to Present Democrats Hold Lions Club to See Program Amputee Fund Concert to Livingston PTA Candidates Night On 'Salute to Woodbridge9 FORDS—A capacity audience Is the band's apDearfnce there. Jo- PR Tho Fords Junior FORDS-The Port of NeMv York commerce thru'.igh this port Is on« expected tomorrow nlRht at Liv- seph Zygmunt, Jr.. Is In charge of KEASBEY — Candidates Night ,'s Club, the1 Fords Sub- of the functions of the Port Au* ingston fhere the Fords Memorial publicity. , Authority will present a '*Salut« j 1,1 ic .Junior Woman's Club w»s held in the Kwrtey tirehouw thorlty, created as the port de- S- Post, 6090. VFW Military Band to Woodbridne" program at the piii-l. the Woodbrldne Junior Those who will appear with the by the Keasbey Women's Demo- velopment agency of New Yen* will make Its first appearance In dinner meeting of the Lions Club Club and the Wood* unit are: James Toth, Dave Ar- club. Mrs. Julia Banko and New Jersey. that area In a concert to be pre- cralic sub Juniors sponsored an Monday, October 94, at 6:30 P. M. sented ai the new High School mant, Frank Covlno. John C. Zer- and Mrs. Julia Mera«ro& Were wel- jitioniil meeting at the Fords at the Lopes Restaurant. The pro- auditorium under the baton of niak, Stanley Knlupo. Kenneth c°med Irito membership. to acquaint th'e public 1 1 ul Raymond B, Hotehelmer, Jr., for r. L r, ... . Mi«« irrnn ftohodk* nresldent I"" "' * feature a playback ot the Chr'utening is Held • problems and means of the benefit of the Livingston PTA/ Peterson, Ronald Seaman, Arthur Miss Irma ittDewy. president,, «^ broadcast which orlRlnally tins! the upper extremity For Lawrence BuUda Also accompanying the band will Notchey, Howard Kuhlman, welcomed the fjueata as follows: TO']uted vVooribrldge over radio liter. Dr. Harris Cohan of j be four members of the Fords Me- George Jackson, Joseph Covino, Uayot Hugh B. Qulgley, Township gtatlon WCBs on September 17. FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Law- , ln. After a question and an- county and commit- Church, Perth Amboy, with the. . the ceremony. Townsmp pertod, refreshments were S S^?J teeman, represented Woodbridge Rev. Albert Manusato officiating. . Steye .Jka%ar, president of the Graham, Robert Phillips, William Commltteewoman. on the air. Sponsors were Mils Freda Jan- band, has been advised that no Harned, Arthur Nebel, Ben Trlano, • Plans were completed (or the k«w»kl and Stephen Butala, both e will be a state-wide tag In addition, the Port 'A'titWrt'tt^ tickets will be sold for the concert Edward Van Decker, Michael Pin- annual Christmas dinner, Decem- of Perth Amboy. . in November 19. for the Up- will present its 12-minute color at the door, Approximately .forty ter, William Oerak, Prank Sot- ber 3 ln The Pine*' Dinner will A receptlori followed In the remily Amputee Fund, persons from Woodbrldge Town- tllaro, William Romer, Fred Cum- be served at 7 P. M. Members may and sound [Jim. "The, Oolden has been established by the WELCOMES NEW "V" WORKER: John .!. Yellen, special Rifts West Amboy Citizens' Club, Mrs. chairman of the Raritan Bay Community Chest and council shi....pr ar- e attending„ the concert .mings. Robert Kamback, Howard contact Mrs, 'Elaine Deyak for Door," depicting the operations of f'thiin 4,000 New Jersey Junior and will leave with the band at 6' Pender, Al Zareva, Charles Varga^ reservations and Mrs. Vivian Nagy the- New Jersey-New York Har- BuUla Is the former Mary T. welcomes Miss Uosemarie Tripoli, Girls' and Women's Director, Jsmkowskl. j, Women. M. from the VFW home' , New for corsages, Ibor. The promotion of trade and (i-jHsmtoations represented at the Perth Amboy YMCA. Miss Tripoli is physical education teacher at WondbridKC IIIRII School. Brunswick Avenue. • lecture-meeting were: the Oswald A. Nebel, associate con- lolm's First Aid Squad. Inc., ductor of the band, will direct the, ds; Junior Woman's'Club group in several specialty num' is. Woman's Club of Aven- Roast Beef Dinner Planned bers during the evening. All must iies' Auxiliary of the Av- or the concert program was cmoilal V. P. W. Post 7164; selected by Holzhelmer jfhd Nebel •— Redeemer Church of Fords; By Fords Clubwomen Nov. 3from the band's "Louis Roeder Me- Library Board of Trustees; morial Library of Music." Reddy Redfeather says: JLndrew's Church of Avenel; FORDS — The Fords Woman's Program chairman Mrs. John Woodbridge Townsh)p visitors Auxiliary of Avenel Fire Club named Mrs. Joseph Fedor R. Egan Introduced Miss Mar- and bandsmen will have an op- any; American Legion Au- and Mrs. Frank Varga as' co- suerlte O'Brien,' who exhibited portunity before the concert aiul Fords Unit 163; Fords chairmen of the annual roast beef various artlcleB and inspect the new school completed s Club; Parents-Teachers materials dinner to be held November 3, at made from petroleum. A film was this summer. Among the several civilil l* of Fords and the notable features of the school Is THE "Y's" NEED a meeting In the Library, An Elec- also shown, Decorations for the [Memorial V. F. W. Post. tion Day luncheon will be served meeting room were supplied by the modern stage completely for poll worked, «t»r«nt at •11:30'' Mrs Kowang. -Refreshments were equipped with professional staging on Election Day. Mrs, Ernest Nel- served by Mrs. Anderson and her arirj llghflrtg properties rarely seen In a public school. The stage crew son will be chairman of the committee. High responsible for this property was ipaign in **»fe« luncheon. YOUR HELP! especially trained by the firm sup- Mrs. Sidney Dell,, American plying the equipment. Home Department chairman, an- rear, Says Smith Keneth Peterson Is In charge nounced the department will meet Legion Auxiliary of all business arrangements for §RI.)S Lyle B. Reeb, Jr., Re- every Thursday afternoon In the i i-andidate for Mayor and the trip to Livingston and Clifton library at, 1 P. M. to make cancer Names Committees Larson made all arrangements for (I F. Smith. Jr., candidate dressings. In observance of fire .ml Ward Township Com- prevention week, Mrs. Dell cave a iiii, was uuest speaker at a FORDS—The Indies'. Auxiliary flame-proofing recipe to be used of Fords Unit 163, American Le- Ftschen Celebrate |lnn nf the Second Ward Re- on Halloween costumes and n (URanlzation Friday In gion, met in post rooms and Christmas preens, Wedding Anniversary , Hall. planned for a game social No- Mrs. Otto Kowang, Interna- Henry Strubel, chairman, vember 10 In post rooms. FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Leonard tional Relations chairman, an- .red the speakers and wel- Mrs. Elizabeth DlMatteo, presi Fischer, 55 Evergreen Avenue, nounced her department had dent, named the standing com- celebrated their wedding anniver- taken "Meals for1 Millions" aft Smith sinted that the cam- mittee for Uw coming, year as sary at. a-party. h«W In the home their project for the year. Sup- Is i.;oiiu! into high sear and follows: of their son-in-law and daughter, Ithere are still many issues to port of the non-profit "Meals for Mrs. Rose Sharisk, American- Mr. and Mrs. James Golns, 56 to the voters before Millions Foundation" is a project ism; Mrs. Ann Levandowski, child Evergreen Avenue. of the N. J. State Federation of welfare; Mrs. Ellen Christensen, Guests included Mr. and Mrs. noimrement, was made by Mr Women's Clubs. poppy and civil defense; Mrs. John Rlckley, Mrs. Harry Egbert, i thai a reception will be held MM. FrankVOtmham. chairman Helen Cserr, community service Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mlley, Mar- he Masonic Temple, Green of the library committee, rsported and policy; Mrs. Rose Sunshine, cella; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Simon, Woodbrldne, Saturday a circulation of 1258 books for the constitution and by-laws, New Mr. and Mrs. Steve Madger, Edi- i Irom 3 to 6 P. M.. and month of September. Mrs. George Jersey Girls' State and poppy son Township; Mr. and Mrs. Jo- 111 mteri'sti'd residents of the Molimr. chflrman of the coirtmu- poster; Mrs, Mary Chelte, cou- seph Busel, Middletown; Mrs. Alice Lewkowltz, Perth Amboy; sliii an- Invited to attend. nlty achievement project, request- pons, hospitality and rehabilita- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tarr, Mr. Rreb also reported that ed. members who wish to help tion; Mrs. Katherme Lucka, Gold and Mrs. William LewkowitZ and |Vit' and Mr. Smith were ul- with cataloging books to come to Star mothers; Miss Julia Dani, grandson. Leonard Qoins, Fords. ffully bunked for house parties the library on Mondays and finance, past presidents' parley held throughout the ward Wednesdays at 1 P. M. It would and publicity. ice them to independent be greatly appreciated if volun.' Also, Mrs. Lena Watts, legisla- New Member Welcomed Mr. .Smith stated that the tecrs who have portable tyjje- tion; Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Emma df these house parties was; writers would bring them for use Chovan, membership; Mrs. Ann By Auxiliary of VFW ;u for they provided an' ln lhis worlc Nagy, national security; Mrs. FORDS — Mrs. Violet Hanley nal means of meetlnii the' Mrs. James Nestel was wel- Florence Peterson, Pan-American was welcomed into membership of comed into membership. study; Mrs. Desolina Moretti, ra- the Ladies Auiliary of Fords Me- Strubel announced' that a Mrs. Nicholas' Elko, president, dio; Mrs. Julia Kochick, safety; morial'Post No, 6090, VFW, at a ot the ''Democrats for Lyle announced that College Day will Mrs. DiMatteo, poppy window dis- IChib" has been formed in the meeting held In post headquar- be observed as Douglas College play, sick and shut-ins and nylons. (District of Colonia under the ters. Mrs. Lillian Lund, senior October 2i This all-day event is irship (if Patrick Slracusa. The president, conducted the meeting. to the YMCA and YMHA sponsored by the N. J. State Fed- I such club was formed In A donation was voted to the eration of Women's Clubs and is Candidates Endorsed i about four months ago. VFW building in Washintgon, |Hany Morecroft, committee- designed to acquaint high school By Fords CO.?. Club D. C. It was announced the mem- from the 10th District, girls, club members, parents and bers' husbands may attend the inced a public meeting will teachers with the women's col- FORDS—Lyle B. Reeb, Jr,, can- past president's dinner, October lid Sunday, November 6, from iese of the State University. Res- didate for mayor, and Raymond 22 at Elmaros in Morgan, il P. M., at the Colonia Civic ervations must be made by Octo- F. Smith, Jr., candidate for Sec- through your COMMUNITY CHEST Mrs. Esther Sundquist was ap- ond Ward Town Committeeman, Innnui Avenue. Candidates ber 24. Members interested in this pointed chairman of the Hal- were unanimously endorsed at a i present to answer questions event may contact Mrs. Fedor, loween party to be held after the |refre>jhments will be served, Junior Club advisor. meeting of the Fords Republican October 24 meeting. Mrs. Alice next meeting of the Second The YMHA of Perth Amboy has been created Mrs. Kowang and Mrs. Oswald Club at a meeting held at Frank's Domejka and Mrs. Marie Madison During the past year the YMCA has had 3,200 Republican Organization Nebel represented the club at a Hall. were In charge of hospitality. different members on its register, Over two- as a Jewish Community Center to provide for held tonight at 8 P. M, at Both candidates, who were federation meeting at Freehold thirds of this number were bpys and girls. The the cultural, educational and recreational needs "olonia Civic Club. Edward October 5. Mrs. Fedor and Mrs. present at the meeting, charged bwski, candidate for Free- Elsa Rosenblum attended the that there was "w^ste, misman- fees paid by these members for the more than of its membership and the communlty-at-large. r. will be it speaker, Silvas Give Party president's tea in Perth Amboy agement and political favoritism 132,299 services received accounts for less than October 3. at theitown hall." For Daughter, Diana During the past year, the YMHA served more Peter Smoyak, president, In- half of the cost of operating the program. The The Third District Fall Con- FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Anthony than 5,500 people. Among them, 2,150 were non- thcll Scott Rublit vited members and their friends remainder of the income comes from other ference held in Woodbridge was SUva 70 Pine Street, were hosts YMHA members. Similarly, a gross attendance [Marks Fink Birthday attended by Mrs. lElko, Mrs. Ko- to attend the Republican recep- at a jjarty in honor of the eighth sources which includes 18'/! froc\ the Chest. tion at the Masonic Temple, of 50,000 Included 18,000 non-YMHA members. wans, Mrs. John R. Egan, Mrs. birthday of their daughter, Diana. Every dollar works overtime for us. PROS The first birthday ol James Clement, Mrs. Andrew An- Green Street, Woodbridge, Satur- Silvaj entertained with accordlor nell Scott Rubin, son of Mr. derson, Mrs. Dell, Mrs. Vaj'ga, day afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. selections. . Its building at 316 Madison Avenue is open to The reception Is open to the Obviously the success of the Chest drive affects Mis Lloyd Rubin, 456 Crows Mrs. Rose Klsh, Mrs. Molnar, Guests were Judy Skibansk everyone. The YMHA operates six days a week, iRiiiul, was celebrated with a Mrs. Rosenblum, Mrs. Fedor, Mrs, public' Prlscilla Nagy, Jean Bodnar, Alex! the YMCA directly. Without increased funds, essive puny, William Menweg, Mrs. Nelson. Zambor, Linda Swanlck, Marie as much as 17 hours, a day. Youth work is one plans for new, better and expanded esls were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Arthur A, Overgaard and Nochta, Dolores Puccl, Joan Sllva, of the cornerstones of the Y program. Fords Woman GraduatesMrs, Steve Swanick, Mrs. Edwar New Brunswick; Mr. and Mrs. Nebel, cannot become a reality.' * . I Harry Reuben and sons, Alan From Nursing School Swfcmick and Mrs. Primo-Pucci. IRonald, Highland Park; Mr. Thete is a great need for YMCA services in the The success of the YMHA as a youth service [Mrs living Untevman and Barbara Gastgeber, 9, FORDS—Mrs. Arthur J. Schae- SENOENCR SODALITY MEETS agency is such that it has served as a pre- 'en. Gary and Judy, Washing- fer, the former Miss Marilyn .rapidly grpwing communities in the Raritan GivenBirthday Party FORDS —.The Senior Sodalit ventive in the problem of combating juvenile Mr. }nd Mrs, Ptilllp Alexander, daughter of Mrs. Marr of Our Lady pf Peace Church mel Bay Area. The YMCA is ready and willing to jand daughters, Meredith FORDg — A Iparty was given garet Alexander 33 William in the addijorium and instajle delinquency. ) Ltytle Silver; Mr. and provide these services if increased support is Barbara Oastgeber, 21 Evergreen Street, has been graduated from Miss Veronica. Tyliaq as treasurer and The YMHA combined with the other agencies Sunshine Avenue, In honor of herjninth the l4uhlenberg Hospital School Rev. gamuel Constjantln* j spok made pdjssibl/e through the Chest. > Paul Rubin, Fords. birthday by her parents, Mr. and of [Nursing In Flaimield. ! on "Catholic Youth Week.'] \ of the Community Chest greatly red6ces the Mrs. Steve Qastgeber. Mrs. Schaefer Is a graduate of Miss Joann Egan, prefect, Your YMCA jrepresenjs the efforts of your neigh- juvenile delinquency problem in the Raritan Barbara WSodbrldge High School and will 29 Set as Date Prizes were won by pointed the following commlttei bors to improve themselves, their boys and girls, Bay Area. Toth and Peter Karyckl. Guests be affiliated with the Muhlenberg chairmen: Miss Josephine Ro Alexx their neighborhood, their country, their world. \For Fire Co., Dance were MrM . and M BartoBartos Hospital as a general nurse. mita, apostolic; Miss Nancy Paypi and sons, Kenneth and Dennis; Our Ladies'; Miss Barbara Csabai -The Fords Fire Corn- Mr. and Mrs. Dominic LaPenta DAUGHTER 1$ BORN Catholic Truth; Miss Anni will sponsor a Halloween and son, Warren; Mr. and Mrs. FORDS—Mr. and. Mrs. Walter Katchner, social life; Miss Mar • October 29 in the flrehouse, John Yanik and children) Carol Tuylor, 224 Liberty Street, are the garet Kramer, eucharistic, Remember, Community Chest takes the place of many drives. Give Clifford Dunham as chair- and Donald; Mrs, Dorotlfy On- parents of a daughter, born in the Miss Mary Ongar, publicity. deyko and sons, Barry and enough to SEVEN agencies for a full year! j Perth Amboy General Hospital. Oeqrge, Jr.; }in. Bertha Yanik, Milano's orchestra will DAUGHTER FOR KUBINAKS the music. Tickets 'may Mrs Stella Karycki, the Misses Diujie Anto(, Ann Deak, Elaine ADDITION Td FAMILY FORDS — Mi', and MIB. Johi tained.from any member of Kubinak, 59 Maple Avemje, ar« re depirtment. May mi Qarpl Jean Kiauss. FORDS—Mrj and Mrs. Andrew Bachanski,-' 31 MacArthur Dflje, the parents,of a daughter borr are the parents of a son -born In in the (Perth Amboy Qenera: -•• (*';„ ) NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., FORDS the Perth Amboy General Hos- Hospital, I '» PHONE VA-6-3398 pital. i'ahmann 5 DINNER SLATED The FORDS NATIONAL BANK SON FOR VARGAB FpBDS — The past presidents' Distinctive Gifts - Greeting Cards FORDS — Mv. and Mrs. Lester dinner ot the Ladles' Auxiliary ol For All Occasions Varga, 79 Douglas Street, are the Fords Memorial Post, 6090, VFW The friendly Bunk of FORDS, MW JERSEY , IMPORTED BAVARIAN CHINA parent* of a son bom In the Perth will be held Saturday In filmkroi Amboy General Hospital. Restaurant, Morgan. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - Weddinr - Birth apd Social Announcements ANNIVERSARY DINNER HALLOWEEN PARTV MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HOPELAWN — An anniversary PORD8—A Halloween party wl dinner will be held In New York be held at the meeting ot thi SHOWER AND WEpDING ACCESSORIES City October 27 by the Ladles' Ladlesl ' AuxtlUry of tFords Me motlall Post, 6080, VFW, Octobe LAV-AWAY PLAN Auxiliary of Hqpelawn Memorial Post, 1352, VFW. , 24 at 8 P. M to pout headquarter THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. PAGE SIXTEEN CLASSIFIED — BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - RATES — INFORMATION 7r,c fur 15 words Deadline for ado: Wednesday 10 Funeral Directors • • Musical Instruction • • Plumbing and Heatingt • Sewing A. M. for the same week'» :!• radi additional word Guiniws. ~i i publication. In advance British charnrtrr edlwr. PIANO Telephone WO-8-1710 arrived in Hollywood to make Ins THE Select Your l!, 1,, Hollywood debut in The Swan" .LESSONS Charles Fan Wrtl Make Yn,,r n,' with Qrflce Kelly nt MOM He has SYMWM'.Kl Popular everybody drooling and gawking. NEW and plumbing • Heating Everything f(lr v 10R RENT MISCELLANEOUS even star-hardened film execu- Funeral Iloiiiv Classical Klci-trlc Sewer Servtoe f iciii'l lt( K)M imfumshed hoiiw. BONGART SCHOOL OF tives LOOK! Call .,11 miiiriivements. new oil burn- DRIVING I,I-8-6«05 Telephone: Shirley MacLaln, one of Holly- 46 Atlantic Street - rr' $71101) ,,.-.• month. Located at LICENSED by State of New Jer- Yes, we have thp ' NKW LOOK" Woodbridge 8-0594 "'IH'D'IVKI Street South Amboy. wy-81 Homes Park Ave., Iselln. wood's fastest rising young film Between 5-B P. M. for App. In our BUSINESS TMRFCTORY. Carteret, N. J. C,U S,,,,, Amooy l-om. io_2o) LW 8-007. ^ ^ actresses, has been signed to a C?i L1KDF.N AVENUE The SEW.NG Q single picture contract at Para- It Is desienel to five better LAURA RUSSELL Telephone (arterpt 1-5715 ;j ARLINGTON DRIVE N. J. wAwrKnimE FOR SALE-40' J QUALITY ALUMINUM combine- readability »nd more attrac- FORDS RAHWAY Mi,;, W Am' House* rwn. OAUU »« « -* jrt_,ww | ut «ou,wv unv u.w it«^ tion. In 0'ir strive for better :,„• ,„, lot 150' x 55'; has 10' x Urn storm windows and doors | by M)chae, Todd fw g rQl service to you. •10- ,"f fir,. Located at 885 St. at a fair and hones-price. Custom { ,ArQund • ^ Wor)a in 8fl Days • Radio & TV Service 1 I^-arn To Play The Accordion Taxi Cabs Of.,!-.-.- Awnue. Woodbridge. Call Deluxe Venetian blinds. WMl«n;ghe has just completed a major JkMJ wo -8 -'.!B47 10-20 Podolskl. 52 Evergreen AvenueJ,e (n A,fred Hltchcock.s ..y^ The Modern, ... — ———-— F6rds. VAlley 6-2775 or Keyport | _ h. with Harrv " and "Art- Easy Way AL'S RADIO . H.MAI.K HEt—f WANTEDJWoman lor. 7.9474AMERICA.M. N AUTOMOBIL10/6 - ,0/27E - ,™* ZJTH^JI " No Accordion I Columbia Studios wanted a HE HAS A PROBLEM! & TELEVISION 21-11 house work Monday and Fii-. ASSOCIATION To Buy (iny. R:Vnit reference • required. I Established. 1902 j large man to play the role of the Latin'AmwMMi-heavyweight Prompt Expert Repairs Call WU-8-1996. f 10-20 Nationwide Service On Our Easy Rental Plan Taxi SiT\i,-,. challenger in "The Harder They A probtem that can International, modern and classical RCA Tubes and ParU Pi-ev icdu Kertesrvci MT.T,, LocaAJUV-UfI i>e,***Agentv i ™ •" NKKD EXTRA MONEY for new ( music tanisht to hi-ilnnrti and »d- B»tter1« . 'M this St"-iM>;itii,Mi , 10-20 a problem, Alcoholics Anony- A. Kish, Jr., Prop. • i in ii i j| Bogart In the Budd Schulberg 357 State St., P. A. VA-G-12W )( mous can help you. Call Market Distance \,, novel about prize-fighting. L. Telephone CA-1-5089 (ll FOR SALE 3-7528 or write P. O. Box 253, Glazing • Moving and Trucking Wowtorldge, , We wonder how many girls AM MOVING. Must sell 10,6 - 10 "27 rouclf and cover, child's chest of would answer' (he ad that Casting Mnvlns Job Director Virginia Higglns Inserted NAT SMITH & SON drawers and incidentals. No fare DARAOO'8 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms S35 DUFFY'S in trade papers recently: "Want- SHE SAVED MONEY! 570 Amboy Avenue WO-8-1056 otliT refused. Call CA-1-5325. AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN. 8 SUPPLIES' Henry Jansen t& Son at (mcc whe"e Ihe hook is and the > friend to hear Billy Graham, fa- Woodbridge CROCHKIIM. cork will keep the hook from caus- water faf enoug.h. The portable Gold and Tropical Fish squirter is capable of projecting mous evangelist, just to see what Liquor Store Tinning and Sheet Metal Work NEEDIl'.IMHM ing any damage. it was all about. Now, Potter says Guinea Pigs • Mice When you are crocheting while a stream 175 feet at the rate of Hamsters • Turtles Hoofing Metal Ceilings and HOOKKDKK.S 369 gallons a minute. It can behe has rejected his Maxist beliefs, • COAL • FUEL OIL JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. Bitting in a chair stick a long thrown up his- job and started a Parakeets • Puppies EMBROIDI'.KV handled by one man. Complete Stock of Domestic Canaries • Monkeys Furnace Work hatpin Into the upholstery of the new life as a Crhlstian evangelist, OIL BURNERS chair arm and slip the spool of O. K, giving Graham credit for his con- I and Imported Wines, Beers GUTH PET SHOP 588 Alden Street thread over it. This will prevent version. "I shall travel around try- "Your friend Joe seemed to be and Liquors Carteret's Little Zoo the thread from rolling to the ing to show people that Christian- Woodbridge, N. J. the life of the party." 574 AMBOY AVENUE 80 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret The SEWING floor. 1 "Yes, he was, the only one whoity is the answer to Communism," NO MONEY DOWN CA-1-4070 Telephone 8-1246 Make crocheted hairpins to could talk louder than the radio." he said. WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 73 E. t.iicrr\ St match your crocheted head scarf, RAHWAY Mtir: Use large head pins of a bone or The U. S. tells Tito it is re- • Working girls are becoming plastic material with crinkled examining Yugoslav tie. more fashion-conscious. 3 YEARS TO PAY• Musical Instruction • Pre-season Sale of All • Dance Instruction Sweaters and Dog Coats We Sell and Install Free Estimates All Sizes ROOFING - SIDING UKRAINIAN r,\um| No Obligation to Buy Better Leather and Chain FOLK LELLO'S Goods Reduced > GUTTERS • LEADERS Kl'I-L TIIKIl MiiN 1 1 ACCORDION SCHOOL. Aluminum Combination corusi: - ^i" "- AND MUSIC SHOP WDGE. 8-1400 Fins-Furs & Feathers DOORS AND WINDOWS ENKO1.1. MlW 42 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE ALSO BALLFI -••'•: WO-8-9455 PET SHOP 18 MAIN ST., Opp. Town Mall Kochie Rooting Co. ;i; CLASSES 111; ••• AVENEL WO-8-1601 CA-l-6404 COAL & OIL CO. 44-4G Lincoln Avenue, Carteret For Further 1MI"IMUII»E Photography fall Curlnd 1 '' 826 RAI1WAY AVE., AVENEL Service Stations • Kay Symcliik. lum FREK LOAN Drugs of tlic (oltuwiiiK iU'ius. if you THIS AD with y>u. TOWNE GARAGE Dancing and MH;I". • MOVIE CAMERA J. V. Gardner A Son LEE CRE1GHT0N • FLASH CAMERA 493 RAHWAY AVENUE \ Avenel Pharmacy , • 35-mm CAMERA Woodbridge New Clauses N»» l"llllini | 994 RAHWAY AVENDE • TAPE RECORDER Everything in Music WO-8-I540 1 WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 0 New and IV<1 Accordion , This Month's Special Wednesday 3 t» : r • Arriirdiiin lteiltalii We're Spccialtott In Saturdays 1 t« I I'- • Sheet Miliir STUDIO PICTURES • BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT PRESCRIPTIONS • TAP • • Musical liutrnnitnli OF YPVR FAMILY AND BALANCE WHITMAN'S CANDIES Certified AAA Instructor 1—8x10 • BRAKE SERVICE • BA V • « MWDKHN JW CoaneUcs - Film i6 — 5 x 7 ' ' • VOCAL * ••"" Greeting Cards i)nly $15.00 • Sporting Goods t Plrture Taking Service lor AH l.rs&otis I CSetTh»t REEL FIXED Body Massage qn • TRUMPET NOW. Let Me Kase V«ur • UUITAK We're m |I|IS • AKOK.IHON Complete Line of Photographic Aches ami I'; D JACKSON Official t SAXOPHONE Supplies Gener»l "PenW,11 MUSICAL » PUN0 Massaer in >""r lh* AND SON 1NSTKUMENT8 • TROMBONE "Alrex" and GIVE and a DRUMS "CenUurt" Write m <'.i» ACCESSORIES Service Druggists Fur Information Call HI-2-SM8 MorriH Station SAMMY RAY'S GALLARD'S PHOTO Masseur tyelp the aged und the nick in dire need of aid wlie:i KK(-:i. KH'AIHS A SPECIALTY 88 Main Street MUSIC and KKPAIR SIIOI' Open 10 to (! 215 Cleveland V>"lllr 487 New Bruntwlck Avenue, Furih Heel Cliecked, Cleaned, you contribute, to your United Comimmily ('miipaijgn. You help 541 AMBOY AVKNIIK I Highland l'."l> Woodbridge, NJ J. Polished, Created and It.5* f Woodbridge 8-3651 Write «r ' •'" give youngsteiis. more liopc for the future . , . |j>ro,vide hospital Telephone 8-0554 Adjusted, for Only ,..:... * Phone: facilities and shelter for, those who are destitute, tan provide Mon. mid Fri. Nights to 8:30 (Plus Parts, If Needed I PHIL GOIOIN "Home of Reel Vui$" HiUit-welfare twvitma, for thote in n«fdf Hely njak^ your Jurntture l'opular and Classical • Plumbing and Heating • We Havrf, In Stock t Upholstering community a better place in which |o live, work and play. Support PIANp WESSONS • CUSTOM-MADE POLES • MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS SALE for <«""th your United Community Campaign. WOODHRIDCE LOAFERS and BLIPPIRg |LlOt fcr Fall Clearance Sale Lessons Given f WIIJ)LIIE PICTURES " Olve your furnlU''. ' "'" & Heating (framed) NOW IN PROGRESS In Your Own Home • HUNTING AND FISHING new l.K KN8K8 ISSUKO Sofa Rebuilt Seat 1 Winter Brothers 8«8 Amboy Ave., Fords', N. J. t Remodeling Ask Haw You Can Win Wayside Furniture Shop One uf Our Trophlu Chair Rebuilt Seat P Pb«fce VAUey 6-7850 • New Installations I), 8. No. 1 AVENEL CallWO.-K I-" • Gas and Oil Burners TACKLE COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN Feature Nationally Advertised AND REPAIK ' SEBMAYAN Home Acce*»urte» Call WO-8-J048, HI-2-731% SPORTING GOOPS BWOLSTBRV SI0 Public S*rviu OPEN DAILY 8 A. M. - 9 P. M, 2r,« Monroe 8tmt. B*J»w«ir i A.-414-H L. PUGL1E8E - A. L1PO AVrNH ' ^. ' Ptwue WOodbrld|e 8-1577 WANT ADS EA-1-IMIt )EPENr>ENT LEADER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1»55 PAOK SEVENTEEN

Rosd, attended a surprise party Charles Van Blarrum. all of Duke* * • in honor of Mr and Mrs Dominic Estates. Sewaren G.O.P. Jechrist to Speak OtHUnco. Elisabeth1, on their sil- —Mrs L R Einstein. 341 Col- lain o'Hills Park Reports COLONIA ACTIVITIES ver wedding anniversary. oata Boulevard, entertained Mrs To School Circle —Vincent Sabba. Inmnn Avenue, Frank Qrammer. wife of one of the Starts Campaign deans «t Newark Collet* of En- |companled by his parents, Mr. Joanna PUct, -have rt- hat completed hi* studies at TV- By MRS. Radio Institute. Newark gineering and her daughter. SEWAREN Humid Birr.Third |nnd Mrs. Maurice Jacobson and SEWAREN—Hurry Sechrlst. ad- urned from a visit with Mr. and HENRY EllM. Lake Hopatconc, and Mrs Ward candidate for the Town "is sister, Bonnled^i went to the inlstratlve assistant of the Mrs. Evert FViwIe, Lfcxinnton, Man —The 10th District Republican Fred Stevens. Berkeley Helnhts. at STRUBEL -Mr. and Mrs. Stephen An- Cldb of Colon!* has endorsed Lyle Committee, was guest speaker at MRS. GEORGE Slntue nf Liberty and later had a 'oodbrldge schools, will be the luncheon. h a meeting t* t ' Sewaren Repub- F. FERGUSON birthday dinner at home, uest speaker next Tuseday after- 214 Colonla irews, 301 Colonla Boulevard, en- B. Reeb, Jr., for mayor and *ay- Lertalned Mr. and Mrs. John Kir-' mom> F. Smith. Jr.. for Second —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brause, Jr. lican Club held Friday. 93 IlomM Parkj loon at 3 o'clock In the audi- Boulevard Colonla Boulevard, entertained dosh nnd children. Donald. Joar.,e *»irt». Philadelphia. and beach at Sewaren." He stated third birthday. Her «uesU 111 8-6737 Avenue, visited with Mrs. Sam for several ddays . The Stmbcls and^an^lM DayD , KnnsK M CityCit, KKun, Mrs. Rozert Mftfhtason. chair- MueelHL Hopelawn, who has Just r that money Is needed desperately included Margie Wood, Gall and their guest spent ft day in Asbury f° several days Lli Meadows, Eugene Jgrj;* man of the ways and mentis com- returneahome after being hos- for schools and roads and should |,h;ink you lo Mrs. Louis mittee, has reported that $50 WHS Park. Mr and Mrs Oorse Lees, Mr. find her brother, Bobby and sta- ••--A2/c Allen Bliss, son of Mr.pitalized. and Mrs. David Haase. Colonla. not be sp«nt foolishly. The only Im liikinK over Urn col- ealized from the food sale held in —Boy Scout Troop 44, New reason for the beach which Is 1 ter. Kathleen. mid Mrs. Cecil Bliss. Mldwood —Mrs. Cecil Bliss, Mldwood were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ilif lii.st. t.wn weoks; also school last Friday. Mrs. Math- Dover Methodist Church, under Way. has been discharged from Way, has returned home from St. Philip Smgalewltch. Linda Avenue, condemned by the State Board of c;i:(ls ;im| expressions ol -Family parties were held to ason was assisted by Mrs. Michael Health, he stated, "was to get relcbrate the following birthdays: service after four years with the Irt honor of Mrs. Singalewltch's |h\ S 1 R rt she was a surgical patient. Prnnk Strawllna, C. Clark Stover, birthday. free advertising for the Demc- the fifth for James Reitmeyer, Jr., ^™ 'Z L. ^. i^.^ ! 612th Air Force Band at Ellsworth, Wesley Burgess and Fred Boyle, lir: the business ses- S. D. A graduate of Woodbrldge —The YounK People of Colonla '—All Interested voters of Col-cratic commltteemen who listed the eighth for Robert Htnes and •n. Mrs. Walter Schonwald, Mrs. attended the Rodeo at Madison Ilir Wnmun'.s Club meet- the first for Brian MoCabe, all of High, Mr. Bliss is malting plans to :hapel held a surprise birthday onla are Invited to a reception in their names on the sign. It was tli vciilh, Mrs. IrvinR Kah- laymond Daub, Mrs. F. J. Pfleider party tor a member, Ellsworth Square Garden, The next meeting Grand Avenue; also the second have his own band again. of the troop will be held tonight honor of the Republican candl« well known before the beach «U , iinnrttinrprt that the ind Mrs. V. A. Jensen. Cabbage —Seaman 2/c and Mrs. Arthur Dougherty, Roselle, at the home for Steven J. Davles, Bloomflelf. oils were contributed by Mrs. at 7:30 o'clock. dates in the Townshtp to be held planned that the' water Is so pol- vin- is cnniempliUiiiK a Avenue. Congratulations also to Bliss, son and daughter-in-law Of of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arnold, at the Masonic Temple. nd children, Arlene and William, Connolly, West HID Road. For Berghoff asked that all persons gineering. to all residents to attend IM Re- luncheon will be served --Mr. and Mrs. J. Guthleln, further Information get In touch Interested in serving as volunteer publican reception at the Masonic nf Hie new service will [nman Avenue, and Miss Eleanore —Quest* of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Park Avenue, will celebrate four Welge, Roselle, enjoyed a day In with Mrs. Connolly. workers for the election campaign Temple, Green Street, Wood- •d If yrtu are tntnrest- liam Zierer. Mldwood Way. (his years of marriage by having din- New York City where they visited —Miss Lynn Runkel. Amherst get in touch with her us soon a* week were Mr. and Mrs. J, M An- bridge. Saturday afternoon from tliis rrieettiiB ner in New York and attending ;he Rodeo1, Radio City Music Hal Avenue, and Anthony Mucclll, possible at her home on Warwick derson, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Ander- 3 to 6 o'clock. Mr. Bird also out- cuui;u! Mis. KahreKh e at By MRS. Road. ththe performancf e of "The ind had dinner. Hopelawn. saw a show and had son, both of Savannah, Oft. and lined plans for the .campaign In 6-H!i:r; ,uid make a re&er- Boy PERCY Friend" Saturday night. —Mr. and Mrs. John Connolly dinner In New York. —The 3C's Card Club met at Mrs. Zierer's brother and sister- the Third Ward. YOII will then be nott- AUStfEN —Gloria Jew Eorzlatl, Homes fid children, Oayla and Bruce, —Mrs and Mrs. Herlry Btenke the home of Mrs. Ross Rathburn. In-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kondas (llcti il:iy has been set aside Park Avenue, was the junior 499 West Ave. West Hill Road, spent the day In and children, Henry and Char- Ridge Road, Attending were Mrs. and children, Andrew, John and •ni* of Iselin. Allan PARENTS OF TWINS bridesmaid at the recent wedding Sewiiren New York City to celebrate th,el lotte, Arcangela Avenue, have re- George Mell. Rahway: Mr». Fred Carol, Albany. Ga. The guests all ,ct manager of Social FORDS - Mr.4 aha Mrs. Frank of her aunt, the former Miss eighteenth wadding anniversary turned from a three week vacation Zimmerman. Mrs. Henry Strubel, attended the wedding of Miss An- I": th Amboy office, Qasior, 58 Carlton Street, are trie Renee Foraiatl, to Vincent C They saw a show and had dlnnei in Florida. and Mrs. Frank FiUpponi, all ofnamae Zierer td James A. Ander- J<1 what social security docs son Sunday at St. Cecelia's Church, parents of twin daughters bom Thompson, at St. James Church at Wivel Restaurant. —Miss Carol. Scott, Onion City, Colonia. (.1 iiuly. and presented a Iselin. in the Perth Amboy General "Our Miss High-Boots" boxer •Mr. and Mrs. John De Silvi spent the weekend with Mr. and —Mr. and Mrs, Philip Slngale- iiir subject. Our thanks —There will be a board meeting Hospital. pup belonging to Mr. and Mrs. attended the wedding of Mr. aru Mrs. Albert Foote, Inman Avenue. wltch. Linda Avenue, celebrated . Williams for the loan of of the Home and School Circle Mrs: John Leavitt, Hartford their tenth wedding anniversary Murray Kaitz, Elizabeth Avenue —Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cos- FIRST AH) COURSE to Roger Kenney for this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in Conn., at The Pines, Metuchen tanzo, Mr. and Mrs. Vlto Scaturro at the Schwaebische Alb. Quests CI'll was awarded her first, first prize, FORDS-A course In first aid' BUNDLE FROM HEAVEN iicaker and to Carl the school. Mrs. Leavitt is the former Miss and children, John and Victor, were Mr and Mr!s. Tienjamin Davis, and civil defense will be spon-1 FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Julius mi at the American Boxer Club Dog ii its operation. The -Mrs. Steve Androcy, -Arbor Ann D'Angelo, Woodbridge. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry More- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zelgler, Mr, and sored by School No. 14 PTA Oc- Me«<\v, 246 Summit Avenue, are Show held recently in Yonkers, Street, who was a surgical patient on nominations was -Mr. and Mrs. William Beaton croft and children, Maureen, Mrs. David Hawe, Mr. and Mrs. tober 25 In squad headquarters at the parents of a daughter born In N. Y. at the Perth Amboy General HQS- i ; follows: Mrs. and sons, Robert, Douglns aiu Linda and Janet, all of Kimberley Campbell Davie. Mr. and Mrs7 .P.M. the Perth Amboy General Hospital. *-Keep m-mind the meeting o pital, Is now recuperating at home Mrs. Chcs- the Civic League October 26. A —The board of trustees of the .uid Mrs. Gregory meeting of the officers and Board Sewaren Free Public Library Is 1 members was held last night a sponsoring a card party for the urn's Club will join the. home of Jack Goodman. benefit of the library, Friday, Oc- •.r'Mi in Kivini; the —Mr. and Mrs, Richard Work tober 28 at 8 P. M. in the home of [H.i '.nn Party for cliil- man, Homes Park Avenue, hav Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scheldt. nirinbi-rs of both oi'Kani- had as house-guest Mrs. Work —The committee of the Guild '1 !:•• party will again be man's parents. Mr. and^Mra. Ar- of St. John's Church, which wil |t i lie (iiwn Street Fire thur Moore, and grandparents, sponsor a dessert card party at the bn Kii.i.iy. Oetnber 28. from home of Mrs. Joseph H. Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dinger, a Cliff Road, on the afternoon ol [Mi -Sidney Ooff. program of Knoxdale. Pa. iniumce-d that on Nc>- November 15 at 1:30 o'clock, mei —Weddins anniversary greet- yesterday at Mrs. Thomson' ::i' Club will hold a ings po this week to Mr. and Mrs uic ulad you'ie not" home to plan and make necessary J. Foley, Elizabeth Avenue, fot arrangements, n lines after the 'busi- ten years of marriage; to M —The Church School of St :r'ui:.: There is only n short and Mrs. Walter Moranski, Wash in which to Johns' Church will be held thi 1 ItiRton Avenue, and to Mr. am evening at 8 o'clock in the Parish OILS for tho dinner- Mrs. B. F. Tygrett, Elizabeth Ave House. |at lii' Pines on November 1 nut .Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pentz —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mancz, P'i •' (if SI! must be marie ' Homes Park Avenue, went out las Wst Avenue, visiteS relatives in • it yr'.scrviiiion. and theFriday to celebrate thejr twelftl Passaic, last Sunday. • . in iv he If ft with Mrs anniversary (.'ht'stcr Anmson. or —The park had quite a repre- sentation at 'a very interestini Little League Group ..:. ! Mr C.irl meeting- of the Board of Educa Plans Card Party uiil Mr< Am'.clo Ciila- i tion Monday night. v . i.f Mimii'.-I.-,, Park Avc' - 1 WOODBRIDGE — Preliminary : iiuit thr I'.ws'.s m- plans for a card party were made .i ;.h< m 1! parly lor Mrs. IT'S A GIRL! FORDS — Mr. and Mrs. Gene at a meeting of the Ladles* Auxil- 5 . •• ;«•. -i den mother of iary of the Woodbridge Little •; -:mis 1 in u number of Melton, 46 Beech Street, are the parents of a daughter born in the League held at St. James' School •i •> w:ll m.ike her future Perth Amboy General Hospital. with Mrs. A. J. Caciola presiding. \I.i -.icluisett.s The p.iilv The date will be selected at a ttel 'i tV home of Mr. and meeting tonight at Mrs. Caciola's |bi 11 Kull, Woodruff Street. VERY WELCOME! home. siiiney Wririht. KihR- FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A nominating committee was aui'.t of Gordon Play- Kmicc, 114 Beech Street, are the selected as follows: Mrs. Andrew (irk Avenue, arrived last parents of a daughter born In the Lengyel, chairman; Mrs. John Zul- ike an extended visit at Perth Amboy General Hospital. lo, Mrs. Samuel Lomonico and |y : home. Mrs. George Kelemen. The spe- '•''• of had weather on III1KESS ARRIVES cial prize was won by Mrs. Phillip '• ;-r:hih birthday cele- FORDS—Mr. andMrs. Gerald Bellanca, and a contest was won i! -Stephen Jacobson. Grcenlfiv 51 Barton Street, are by Mrs. James Mullen. Mrs. Sam- ii Avenue, was wry111! jiarents of a daughter born in' uel Lomonico and Mrs. Andrew i success Stephen and Ill' Perth Amboy General Hospital.' Gorechlad served refreshments. Tiimmy Gntnelh, ae- HALLOWEEN'S COMING! SEE OUR HAPPY HAUNTING WEAR We Have a Large Selection of COSTUMES •/ANDY • NOISE MAKERS • LANTERNS • FALSE FACES • MASKS • TABLE COVERS • CREPE PAPER

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,^£SfeiiWa{;j^-* VJ '; '(\ •^4.. ;:,,, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1955 INDEPENDENT FACE EIGHTEEN l.KGAI- NOTICES I.KOAL NOTICES TFGM. NOTICES I.F.OAI, NOTtCF.S [i He 'hall be I" K™d health and evlser, nnd „,. fret trum dlsnlillnf! phvslral nml nirntnl nd her, n,,.|r ?fffr To »•**-', W-4M fcr-H «*ors In riutii ViltH K llr I'CIU.ir Ml K 4 The r,ali1 Sanitary Inspector First • WHOM IT MAY CTWCEHN Cinss slmll perform his dutlea under AVENELiPERSONALS v a -r^uiiit inreoiiR of tUr riiwnshli' the supervision of the Health Impeotor T^-1 .iTif ^' *N* (Wnnliin ot Wond- r this Township. y0Ui i,,,hli h •ndef held Tue-alay, October 1R. 5 The person appointed by the Reso- "y 1 «»« rtlrf-tr>rt to iirtvprilsf the tact r ! lution of the Township Committee as ltl '»„ I n,'1,| held The president's and advi- •«: or. TiiFsdM pvpnlnR November sessment Map. tpr havs _ ftmltnry Inspector. r*lrat Class, (hall ...•Ji sor? council meeting will be. held i«S5 thf Township Committee will nted by nny person, firm or oorpwa- rffi MSP M 1SST1 In the Com- T«ke fdrther notice tnat the Town- be paid the sum of Pour Thousand October 2" at the home of Mrs inw Chambers Memorial Municipal ship Committee haa, bj rMoluMon and tlon. Dollars ($4,000.00) per annum, payable moril p Dummiit to la*. flx«d • minimum .... Investigate the Mlstenw. or In equal bi-weekly Installments. Daniel Levy, 60 George Street ' u'dinft .June )( |, w.-v *nd sell »t publiNecw sniJerwyp an. and tdo price at which laid lota In laid block threatened existence, of any milvmre fl This Ordinance shall take effect r —The Ladies' Auxiliary of the <• h.thfst Wrtilir inrnrrtlna to terms will be soltl to|»th«r wl'M all other or nuisances. ' arw-r Its adoption and publication as I ClHANi Avenel Fire Company will hold a •', nit on n> »'lth the Heal. Estate •A-IIIS t,»-tinent. said mlnWlirfl nrlce (cl Determine the cause of surh vio- rcttulrftl bv law. being M20 00 plus costs of lations, the person, firm or corporation 1 masquerade party Saturday rre- vpsrimmi mid thf Township Clerk HtiaH B QUIQLEY, •en -o mnnfrtliill Rtid to be pueilclv the iippu nnrt otlTtrtlf'ng this »le nn,,i responsible therefore and mill" nil Commltte«man-at-L»rge nlng in the firehouse. und« 'he lorn in mid block. If sold mi terms, lnwful means nnd inwftil pTocrwes v«a prior ;o SHIP Lots 381-B. 381-A will rtqulrf a down p*ym*nt of 2S'. Attest: fhalrmimsliip of Mrs Mii'liaf! >:iiuf irmt the Town- price to be paid In 11 «qnal monthly To be advertised as adopted In Inde- members to met: at the fir*!w..* tential bolsters, of nny ordliiiinrp of pendent-Lender on October JOth, 1055. Ho»d Intersfi-i *ip cwipilitre has. by resolution and aistiiliinoRts plus Interest and other Oils Township or of Its Board ot Henlth Township, Nrw UhU evenins at 7 30 for a short i rs-'.-.mit id la*. nr"(l B minimum terms provided for In tht contrnct ol .lei Take the census of dogs.and en- SOHhe Towtis •H HI «'r.i h '••/."?•)'-'- "164. will meet lean and Civic Club of Avenel will fuse one. or more minimum bids thr.ll (hi Investigate and determine nil Municipal Hur,,!, ! !wld c ;iM»:.me:it* vlus interest and oth#r b» receWed STATE OP NEW JERSEY to ,\ '**' 8 00 P M hi Uw| * *!'d J»rxy tomorrow eve- erv.« provided for In the contract «f necessary facti touchlnn .nny siminnv MARY H. DOWI.BY, her htfn, Woodbrldgt, N .i Mi l Upon acceptance ol the minimum or hpnlth probletn or nulsnimr, testlfj devisees and personal reprtMn* The Township ' 'i'•"•'•, •\vrn-. m Ciub Avenel 'nine in The home of Mr and Mrs with relation thereto, in any m-tion or pi,! bid, or bl« above minimum, by the tatlves, and her, their, or ».v r««erv»s the rim,. Ouitv Council meetirvg »r.'. Joseph Rhode*. 62 Manhattan i!'.e (nll"«rtn(t rendition nhdll be In- Township Committee and the payment lirocedelngs whatever In which the L.S. of their suoc«aaora, In right, bids. ^.,:,irJ in the sale: "Tile present bulld- thereof by the purchaser according to Township of Woodbrldge or tlie Hoard title and Interest; and JOKn ..id terror.™ at la-ltr. Avenue, under the chairmanship, r;.- i-.cw on this projrrty nre to be rtie manner of purchase In accordant* of Health of ««td Township Is, or may DOE. husband of Mary H Dow- Tl-c linvo: Woman's Club of ;°t Mrs. Raymond Gribb> part ot agreement of with terms el sale on nit, the Town- become, a party plaintiff or deffndnnt ley, said name John DM being t.-L. 10/1J, 20 :,', meet next TtfesUy at j -The Rosary Steiety of St. ••'- will deliver a bargain and sale III Perform such additional du'les us flctttloiu. wil r&fcc mrther notice tpat at s»ld sale. fnr said premises may be delegatml U h|m, or as he may You are hereby summoned and re- the home of Mrs.'Andrew's Church *;11 ipoiisoi a NEW 4F,KSF.\ in MI. i 8 15 P M in r *iiv date W which It may be ad* F DATED: OctobeT 18,^1855. be ordered to perform, with respect toquired to serve upon WalMr Wayer- CIVIL MtRvir 'parish h*m supper this evenin* owned, the Townsh.p Committee re- H J. DUnIOAN, Township Clerk t*e subject matter of tills enactment. csak. Plaintiff's AttorneV, whoa* ad- Announced i;,, *rw the rlitht in Ite discretion toj be advertised October 20 and 27. by the Townahlp Committee of '.hi*. dresa Is 313 State Striet, Perth Amboy , i u:- time the annual Hallo- \ from 500 tFWDiWk'ta applications N.-,•.•. lit V -•tf-i inT one or nil bids and to self In the Independent-Leader. Township. New Jersey, an Anrtr«r to tht Com- Pot special »!,.. n m.tsqiit r.ide party *iH be church hall uM low in. said lilock to such biddel (J) Keep and maintain any md nil plaint filed In a ctvlV action, Jn »hlcfc »nd minimum i, ; —The parents and troop com- s it may wlect. rtiie reg»rd being gWen NOTICE neces»»ry or required records Eugene R Finn hi plaintiff, and Mary Department : P wrms an hereby given that the fol- Houie, Trenum as* oi» or more mtalmum bids shall lowing ordinance Wits regularly passed the position Pi Sanitary Inspector. First In the Superior Court of New Jwsey, the branch om, „ will sponsor a card party for tlw •ctrrss Jaqwtte? r>rri»«r pram- and adopted at a regular meeting of Class, unless or until he has the follow- within thirty-five days after October 20. Street, Newnrk • rnadr* M Ik* U*» at lat*r*a> Upon aweptunce of tne minimum the Township Committee of the Town- ing qualifications, to wit: 1955 exclusive of such date. If you f*l Hall. Camden \, • benefit 0[ the troop, tomorrow to do so, Judxment by default may b* STRIKES I i!d OT bW above minimum, by the ship of Woodbrldge, In the County of (a) The applicant shashalll have hfen a The salnrv r.i;. evening at 8:00 P M., in St An- B*ti*nal Film Ff*tiv*l » V«k«, rendered atsalnat you for the relief de- Township Commltt** and the. payment Middlesex. New Jersey, held on *he male resident of this Township durltin wlnd rlericiii • drew s Church Hall, under the* Italy. hereof by tin rarchMer atcordlng to 18th d»v of October. »li. the twelve (121 month perioidd recllnK mnnded In thh e ComplainClit t TotYt h »hWW Hie your Answer nnd proof of aervtc* «fvltc and chairmanship of Herman Stein- he manlier of purchase In accordance B J DUMCUN liln appointment. The rates ot »uh terms of aale on fllo. the Town- Township Clerk tb) He shall have had at least two Irf duplicate with the Clerk of theservice will v,ir bach. hlp will d*llv»r a bargain and sale AN ORDrNANCE TO CREATE AND y*am experience u a Ssnltary In- Superior Court. State Houte Anne*, Trenton. New Jersey. In accordance State service A -—The Democratic and Civic TO SPONSOR MIXSTREL leed for sMd onmlses •STABU3H THE POSITION OP SANI- spector, First Class higher or lower shall poaseM » valid New. Jer- wlih the rulet of civil practice and SPARES FORDS — Sv Jorjis Episcopal DATED CXtober 1>. 1955. TARY INSPECTOR, FIRST CLA88 (cl He Open to m.i> £! Club of East Avenel will hold a d J OUM10AN. Tnwnnhlp Clerk sey SanitarItary Inspectors First flaw procedure. DIFININQ ITS DUTIES AND MXINO 12 months !••- masquerade dance October 29. at Church mil sponsor a minstrel To be ad«rtl»ed October JO-andli: License. I This iaction has been Instituted (oi purpose of foreclosing a Tax BM Township. 8:30 P. M.. at the Maple Tree show CKtober 24 and 25 S55 in the Independent-Leader BE IT ORDAINKD BTTrSR'TOWN- "fdntr^bAlr have a wide oirr exten- the purl Clerk Btfiu>,r: SHIP COMMITTEE OP THE TOWN- jive knowledge of swte "inw*X"; riilf*:tT*ntflq, tflcata e dated the 23rd day of Oc^q CRAFTSMEN HOl'SE .ind her 19S2. msdc by Michael J. Trmlner, •3.000 per yesr ' Farm, under the chairmanship of Reter To: W-W7 SHIP OF WOOOBRIDGE THAT: regulations, policies, standards CWTt Typtsi :• W DEPARTMENT SESSION 1. There Is hereby created and estab- procedures pertaining to Public Health, Collector of T«x#"s of Woodbrldge, Mrs. John KozaX. Members and NOTc OF PUBLIC SALE Jersey, to the Township of Woodbrldge, year. Pla/a B.i: *> i > 12 FORDS— The American Home TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: lished In the Township of Woodbrldne and h like knowledge of the health 1,-1. 10 M, 21. :; guests attending are asked to at- the position of "Sanitary Inspector. and sanRary ordinances of this Town- and concerns real estat* known and Servur 12 rill nwet October 21 Al a regular meeting or the Township 1 described as follows: Lots 1. 8 and tend In costume and prizes will be Department Commute* of the Townshlo ol Wood- Pint Class. ' ship. Tavern U in the al 1 P. M (•) He shall be capable of preparing In Block *14 on the Woodbrtdge Town- awarded. brldtt, held Tutrtay. October 18, I The person holding such position ship Tux Assessment Map. and locate* 8 MS, I was directed to advertise the fact •hall Informative reports of the problems Definition .1: Cni!t--n'.en Club —The infant son of Mr. Bnd " encountered and available procedures on Chum O' Hills Ro*d. In thi Town. 7 iluit on Tueiday evening. November |a) Inspect homes, commercial estab- ship of WoodbrldBe. County of Middle Hill 1\>p< Mrs Lewis Javornicky, 567 Wood- ed home afwr spending several ltSS. the Townihlp Committee will lishments and/or ventures, factories to be used In the enforcement ef Suite who thinks : i and any and all other building*, nnic- laws and reiiulatlons and Township sex nnd State of New Jersey. Bhio Bur bridge Avenue, was christened d^ys in Cleveland. Ohio, where m«t at 8 P U. I GST) In the Com And you, Mary H. Dowiey, hjr hMrs. trays.—Chan:!. 4 mlttee Chambers. Memorial Municipal tures. establlshmenta and ventures (or Ordinances. BaUbas Plumbinfc " Robert John at a ceremony held; they visited iritis Mrs Herm»ns 1 Mayers Tavern In St. Andrew's Church Sunday.! brother and sister-in-'.aw, Mr, and .At* " rush R;»me: Plaza Barbers. with Rev Amadeo Morello officia- Mrs. Fred. Novotny. 994 _ j ci:t.»rella 186. J Toth ting. The sponsors were Mr. and j —Mrs. Jo&ie VTeysand w»s guest 191). B Jost 196 S. Simon 203. J. Mrs. John Pahaney, Philadelphia.; of honor at a surprise birthday Subvak 214. Pa. A family dinner was held i party «:ven by th* Knit and Purr 8 Simon 224. J Toth 204. E. —The infant daughter of Mr.; club at the home of her daughter, S/tlf> 206 J. Gursaly 206. L. Qenp- and Mrs. Prank Wastewich. 30 j Mrs. Edward Kosic 35 Fifth Ave- it'se 203-207. E Harrison 223. S.Overlook Ten'ace. Fords, was i nue. Others present w*re; Mrs. B.uanko 224 G Silvn 205 B. Ko- christened Deborah Sue. at a cere-. Walter Peterson. Mrs. Pawl Rus- iitlto 224 mony held In the First Presby- sell. Mrs Arthur Herman. Mrs. teriah Church ol Avenel. with Rev. | LeRoy Gates and Mrs. David FIREMEN WOODBKIDGE Dr. Charles S. MacKenzie officiat- { Davis W L ing. Mrs. Joseph Blait and Michael —A fantasy trip to Israel and Wdbue First Aid IS 3 •i Archdeacon, were the sponsors. other countries through a film P B A No 38 li 4 ; After the ceremony a family din-' shown by Frank Wmdman, spon- Si*l! 12 12 -iner was held. Mrs. Wastewich rs ; sored by the Sisterhood and Broth- A'l'^iif 1 No 1 ^ the former El§ie Symes of Avenel. erhood of the Consregation Sons of Isiim Chu•f^ 11 S 13 ; —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walsh. 6 Jacob, will be held Saturday eve- Isrlill NO 1 ! 2 .. Cosy Corner, are the parents of ntns at the Avenel Jewish Com- Av.nei Fust Aid .- i twins, a daughter and a son. born munity Center, will be held Satur- 1 Avenel No, 2 i October 12 in the Perth Amboy ; day evenint at the Awrtel Jewish P. B. A. No. Gen«rtl1 Hospital immunity Center, it 9:00 o'clock 43. S. Yu- —Mr »»d Mls- Michael Petras, The pictures were taken on Mr has/ 202. C Bahr 116. H. Stmonsen . the week-: Wmdman recent third trip 18J H. Deter 216. Record high set. J0 Burnett street spent 5 end at Bayville. where they were around Uw «or!d After the movie 851. Hansen. i bagel and lox supper for members H f>t«r 216-167-233—616; S. —Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O'Con-; and guests A small admission Poclwk 243-1B9-178—6'0. nor. 160 Woodbridge Avenue, have khwrge «iU te uken *t Wie do Heullnjj 222. Davenport 2W, P. returned home after spending a' The Sisterhood wi!l sponsor Chomiftk 200. R asborne 217, E. week at Lyons Falls.-N. Y.. where round robin card party 6n Tues- Csick 204. O Housrmm 204, W, they visited with Mr. and Mrs. day November 1. at 8:00 t". M, at Russell 200. J. McCue 424. A. Gore- : Qerald Brown. the Center Hostesses will be Mrs. chlaU 212-203. —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herman, Martin Goodman, Mrs. Julius 39 Madison Avenue, have return- Schiller and Mrs. Jack Schlesinger. WOODBRIDGE SERVICE W L Chatter No. 14311 fcesent District N*. I Saturday Niters 122 3 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Cooper's DuirV 9 6 Fust Aiii ... 9 6 Anier. Cy.uiamid 8 7 Woodbridge National Bank Bob's T-V 7 8 OF WOODBRIDGE, MIDDLESEX COUNTY. IS THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY, Oak Tree Diuas 6 9 AT THE CLOSE CF BUSINESS ON OCTOBER 5. IKS PUBLISHED Plaza Barbers 5 10 IN RESPONSE TO CA^L MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR- RENCY, UNDER SECTION 5211. C S. REVISED STATUTES. Wdbge. Confy 4 11 ASSETS Teum hish same: 878, Bob's T- Cash, balances with other banks. Including nserra b*l*nrt. and V. — J. Olsen 187, E. Smith 159, J. cash Items in proctss of collection tM75.158.18 United flutes Oovernment obligations, direct and tuwrantctd Rose 156, J. Venerus 199, H. Cho- Obligations of States ami political sutxttrlslons 2.MOJ80M micki 177. Otb.tr bonds, notes, and debentures - Corporate stocks [ Including 121,000 00 stock ot Federal Reserve Butki 31.000.00 F. Jiuwr 267, A. Tatarka 235, A. Loans and discounts tincluding 1191.8* overdnftsi 1J»0,770.74 Le.sko 201. J. Dobermiller 205. A. Bank premises owned. 119.767.95: furnitftre and futures. *7I "Oa 7) »1.47«.M Vulenti 201. iBank premises owned are subject to NO liens not assumed by bank) Other assets - _.. _ ST. CECELIA'S K. of C, No. 6 9 6.36103 W L TOTAL ASSETS til ,675.255.71 10 5 lona ... LIABILITIES Seton Hull 9 6 Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations M.556,018 31 St, Peter's 9 Tlme.deposltD of Individuals, partnerships, ind corpcoraUons . . 4 710.744.47 D Aft* and Repair. • Costs so Little to be with • (ENTKAI, JERSEY WOMEN'S lachian and Eastern Seaboard states. MAJOB LEAGUE W L IIUU IMTEIN SIRVIS THE (OUMNIfS THAT itIVI Y0»v 11 Plainfiekl Hec . 1 S your family t Philadelphia Gas Works, a Texas Eastern customer, Dixie Belle 8 4 Cdtulm Corp. . Wt 6^ tuppliet gis to t^e John B. Steisqn Company's plant Ruritaji Oil Co. . in Philadelphia. Adaptable, tffi4cm gas ii used in TEXAS EASTERN Reo Diner ...... 6 6 (he many finishing operations. Here finishersar e The Pines •ingting hats over open gas flames. Vlel's School - 4 D New Brass Rail ,2 10 Kay PiortmUnl 145-215-238*- ": phone 591*. natural gag PIPELINES oil product* Newark to Montmal, 760 Anne Du&lal 214, Dot Hftfts 213, Marge Homsack 209, Matte Rowe Boonton to Boston, OOo •New high a uin. sUtkw tail ktVet • PM ud kH >Kr Sunday. 10% FW. otl Two-j&nw winners: Plalnfield ftxn Eastern's natural gas pipelinesserve the ^Midwestern, /^paltfchianand Eastern arjoj. Soon tht Recretttion over The Pines; Dixie Belle over Vlel's Aoordton School; NIW JBRSCY BELL TlLKMIONC COMPANY yeduct pipelines will mnsfgrt tt\\ned oitstnd liquefied petroleum products from the Gulf Coast ty Midwestern Rurit&n Oil Company over Catalin ^Cwporation; Reg Diner over New

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tore, 17 Mdvin Avenue, announce the birth of n sun at Perth Amboy Lafayette Estates Westbury Park Qpnernl Hosplt;-;'.. --Little Chip O'Neill, son of Notes Mr and Mrs. Charles O'Neill. san Kolbenheyer, Carol Debrow- Bedford Avenue, is a patient at ski, Geraldine Johansen, Darlene Per}h Anjboy General Hospital. MRS. ROSLY\ Scoflel(1. Barbara Sablatskl, Eri- Sunday guests at the O'Ne.lKs in- (1ROSR *aid Ackerm(">. Joseph Palaclo, BT cluded Mr. and Mrs. A. Klenzli Roger Palaclo, Wayne Furfey, and and Mrs. Anne D. O'Neill, all of GLADYS E. 35 Coneannon I her sister*, Linda. Castleton Corners, 8taten Island, Drive, Fords j -Mr. and Mrs. William Hard- 8CANK and Mr and Mrs Jack Krlplnski. wSck Liberty 8-1586 ' DeOrasse Street, hud a 4R7 Lincoln East Quogue, Long Island. cocktail party at their home lost Highway —Birthdays celebrated this Sunday afternoon, attended by week were llttls John Salvatove, Mr. and Mrs, Ben Frellkh, Mr. Tel LI-MS99 Bernard Boodin, Ford six years old. 17 Melvln Avenue; and Mrs. Seymour Ackerman, Mr. reli'brsiled his birthday Kurt Johnson, five-years old, and Mrs. Greg O'Nell. Mr. and .small gathering in his Bedford Avenue. Both boys cele- Mrs. Pat Nenrey, Mr, Lennie tended by his parents, Mr. brated on Thursday. »nd Wil- Vanes, Mr, and Mrs. Al Castellonn, Mr. ani Mrs. Charles M«s- ;. Max Boodin, MLss Bea slna. 17 Falmouth Road, enter- liam Brier had ft birthday on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Laden. Mr, Monday, Qeorge Miller, Bond mid Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Prank Pollotta, Mr. and tained at a birthday party in 1 Street, celebrated h,ls "birthday nil of Newurk. The fes - S1ONS . . . Mo»t-4ec- honor of their son, Michael, who Mrs. Ed Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday. ;ere, brightened by a long Big Blrnholi, orated war hero, screen actor was four years old. Guests were cull from Dr. Boodin's Audie Murphy fives autograph Marilyn and Thomas Brlede, —ICFN Sheldon Bchwar/,, U S. .jn.scph, wlin is studying —Mr. ami Mrs, George Gross to Mary Daughters (MJ*» Texas) Loula and Annette Prince, Frank Navy and his bride, Norfolk, Vir- ill, ChicaKO Medical entertained friends from their old at New York premier of his 111* tftflivenl, George Beverldge, ginia, were week-end guests of mill Miss Betty Parker neighborhood In Belleroso, Long story "To Hell and Back." Jayne Marcovecchlo and Michael's Mr, and Mrs. Philip Sohwarz, 222 :i nurse at Chicago Mt. Island. Thev were Mr. and Mrs. brother, Joseph,. Elaworth Street. * [ospilnl. Jack Patto and son, Robert, Mrs, —Susan Nehkay, daughter of known by at least 16 other local —Mrs. Nathan Shane was hos- ml tn sec that Ken Mlgllon- William Klenert and .son, Joel, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nehkay, 15 names. tess Friday evening to a Mali Avenue, has recuper- and Mrs. Stanford Magley. Falmouth Road, was guest of Jongg group including Mrs. Phil- So when the reader of some of oni his recent illness, —Mrs, Llttraan Shapiro was honor on her third birthday at a ip Schwaiv,, Mrs., Milton Levy, acldent that occurred at hostess last Thursday night for theM Why We d party glven,by her parents. Quests Mrs. Melvln Weisman, and Mrs. use common names, we can° as«k* were Kathy O'Brien, Patricia :1 Avenue Intersection of Michigan Rummy played by Mrs. Hafry Garnett. STORM HAVOC . . . l'linto shim* ruins or (lictumil, Mexico, >s harrlnane "Janet" left 473 dead »nd which common name, the one we Amann, Jayne Marcovlcchto, Ed- j lust Friday, has pointed S. Ackerman. Mrs. V. Johansen, —Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore San- Inflicted heavy property loss in ( lrtllir.in and Mexico. |irt her to the residents of Mrs. K. Mlgllonlco, and Mrs B know or the one you know, and ward and Fred Mosch':erger, John tell 1 and children, Stephen arid that it is lmpera- Ffeilich, how will we be aware of that? Connelly, Lorraine Kiviat, Edward Doreen, 194 Worth Street, mo- Brielinski, Mrs. Sclimink and ' Couples flub of Linden. The fol- SMALL PLANE TOLL a truffle light be ln- The safest way for us Is to use •Enderleln, Irene Kllszus, Robert toTed to Stroudsburg. Pa., on Sun- the botanical name, to make cer- tliis intersection. Per^ Ware and Gary Conover. day, where they visited Mr. and damthter, all of Westbury Park iiiH couples attended: Mr. and Fifty-two persons died in small tain the identity of the plant, but rs written by each and Elizabeth Sweeney, elght- Mrs. John Peduto. . —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cahoun. I Mis. Willliun Rasrvear, Mr, and plane accidents throughout the as often as possible, couple with •csidcnt of this area to Ma- year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tagliar- 209 Julius Street, announce the Mrs. John Ewald. Mr. and Mrs. country during August, according Your Garden it a vernacular name that is more Municipal Building, J. E. Sweeney, 24 Westbury Road, lnl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. birth of a son at Perth Amboy Roger Penmare, Mr. and Mrs. to the Civil Aeronautics Adminis- or less used. General Hospital. , vVoodbrldge, New suffered a puncture wound and Tagllarini, Bayonne. Robert Lawrence, Rev, and Mrs. tration. Of 312 reported accidents, If you are really Interested In abrasion of the right ring finger iiiiuhl. serve to bring this This Week! —Mrs. Tagllarini was hostess —Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Alberti, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kell- involving $100 or more damage, tn the attention of the ' By ChjirlM H. Connors •- plants, you wll Itry to learn these when she caught It In a rusty at a demonstration party recently Kellner, 161 Worth Street, and ner, Irvington, assisted in decor- names, and there is much of In- 77 were caused by collisions with •ii|ile. It's worth a try. Butters University, the Stete p gun. She was treated at Perth at her home. Guests included Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Rosewear. ating for the masquerade party. terest In them. Amboy General Hospital and re- trees, fences and other objection nnd Mrs. Carl Malei^ William Hassett. Mrs. Georfie Linden, held a Halloween party "' Take'.-for Instance, a native tree, the ground; 61 by stalls and spins ood Tenure, celebrate their BeveridRe, Mrs. Salvatore San- at the Kellner's residence, Oc- Consumers spend 5 per ceni, which we call Tulip-tree. The In the air, and 37 to groundlodps, lannivcrsnry this week. Con- —Mr. and Mrs, Michael Salva- tell!, "Mrs. "Brunton, Mrs. Grace tober 14 for the St. Paul's Young mere on services since 1947. botanical name of this la Llrio- A name is a convenient handle Itinll.s dendron (from the Greek, mean- for Identifying a person or thing. ry Cilorta Lucy, Arlington ing Lily Tree) tullplfera (from the Take chair, for example. How :fli-l>ratccl her sixth birth- Latin, meaning Bearing Tulips). much easier it is to use that word is week with a party at- And the tree does bear flowers than to describe It. by Mr. and Mrs. Gallo that in form appear much like |lss He! iy Kuebler. Harrison, A chair usually has four legs*, tulips. Mr.s. Charles Draker and one on each corner, and so does ami John; Mr. and Mrs. a cow, but II we mention chair el Ciceiiino and Carol and or cow a clear picture conies ,o Tofoy's Pattern ami \n: ufflfMTs: CUTH™^11- what is Intended. fnrni Kearny, and Mr. So plants have "name*, ""but |r. ,M»I Mr.s. A. Fitoimmons, these names are In two classes. Ilinitiy and Jnne, and Mr. Each has a name by which botan- Irs Lawrence Quirk and ists, horticulturists, nurserymen, r (II, from Middletown. seedsmen are able to Identify it and Mrs. Edward Sha- precisely, whether in the TJ.S.-V, Exeii Street, had as week- Italy, New Zealand or Japan. lies! s Mr. Shapiro's parents, These names consist usually of mi Mrs, wniism'•"Srrsptra. tKO what similar to our family names dr. ami Mr.s. George Sha- and is called the genus name, All Island. the maples are Acer, all the oaks . ami Mrs. Barry, Exeter ;ire Quercus, all the true roses are were visited by Mr. and Rosa, all the Marigolds are Ta- Bernard Herman of Trenton etes, and so on. luUy The second part of the name is have l)i'en informed that he species name. A red maple :s ^culture Department at Acer rubrum; the common white University. New Bruns- macnolla of our swamplands is ,s been very helpful with Magnolia vlrglniana; the Japa- alien to residents, of this nese barberry so commonly seen i ;j,,uiiin;.: lawns. Since they is. Berberls thunbergl. aware of the The Maple has its species name ns mlii'itnt in the kind of because of the color of the flow- iavi' here, it \s advisable ers, the magnolia was first found • the school with any in Virginia (or the early botanists you may have concern- considered much of the eastern Ui lawn. coast as part of that royal prov- and Mrs. Joseph Laco- ince), the barberry is named for |Coiu'.union Drive, enter- celebrated botanist, either be- -nirt friends over the past cause he first described it or in luis. Among the guests his honor. So the botanical or ir. and Mrs. Edwin Wai- horticultural name is universal because It conveys to everyone ANNOUNCING FOR 1956 Han.uek, and John Hab- om Maspeth. Long Island, who knows It a very definite r. and Mrs. Sudo and son, plant. Harry, and Mr. and Now take common or vernacu- a dramatic new blending of power and style that makes ruth and daughters, Gall lar names. Suppose someone atneia, asked you if you had in your Birnhotz, DeOrasse garden any "Welcome - home - power visible and gives beauty motion,., the exciting new Icelebrated her tenth birth- Johnnle-be-ye-never-so- much. We Deliver and Telecnwh Cu>e^i;jCf MAURO MOTORS, Inc. il[ JEWELERS WALSHECK'S FOR THE BEST IN TV, SEE "IT'S A OKEAT LIFE," TUES., Itt:30 If. M., CH. 4» AND "CLIMAX," THURS.. 8:30 P. M., CH. I TIX. wo-ii-im FLOWEK SHOP 305 AMBOY AVE. WO I-16M ft&lii Street, Woodbridice THURRDAV (X"TOHER 20, INDEPENDKN'i 'AGK TWKNTY •'•'•An and Mrs Samuel Policast.ro and COP Clul, I son. Anthony, Isolin CommunityChesl Campaign Woodbridgc Oaks News —Little Donna \lar.e Fazio, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thom- Committee Named in Fords Reeb, as Fano. 29 Bender Avenue, was 1 Mrs. Joseph French. Volunteer, christened Sunday at St. Cecelia'!; FORDS-A single drive nil Ix - --Mrs Henry Happel w«s workers inclurio Mrs. Harry Mc- 'WOODni! I!)(;,.; ,v Church by Rev. John M. Wilus. 'inlf of thr seven membei awnrlrs t.lnn meetiim of ., • if iinnor at a baby shower Mon- Clusky, Mrs. Michael Horvath, pastor Tlie sponsors were Mrs. nf thr Rarltan Bay Community Republican cim, ", day night. Mrs Happel. the mo- Mrs. Francis Cnlabro, Mrs. Jose- Helen Terrscnvage ant! Carman f'hrst ;md Council, serving Fords. shoi of twin boys, received many phine Coleman, Miss Lillian mayoralty candid',., Bftletts.. Thirty guests wrrr Kciisbey and Hopelawn, was R beautiful gifts for her babies. Mrs. Hegedus, Mrs. Zoltan Hegedus. eeb, Jr.. and UKII',-", present at a reception after llif liiunchiMl Tuesday in the home of Jamrs Clark. Wood Avenue, wj Mrs. Charles Ramberg, Mrs. Ste- dldate for the T, ' ceremony at the Fazio home. KMII'M. ,1. B'nnchard, Community ;ir>s;css Twenty-four guests. ven Balasz. Mrs. John Marchltto, from the Firsi Wnn." j —Mr and Mrs Al Grertv and ;'iunpalitn Chairman. neighborhood friends, were pres- Mis, Lynn Blanchard, Mrs. Peter mously endnrnr-i! ,v, son. Stewart and Sandy. Ply- ent, a.so Mrs Happels mother HIM nurd T. Dunn and Jerry Canella. Mrs. J. J. Tlmko, Mrs. passed statinn m •>' , mouth Drive were Sunday dinner 1 %•, and sister Mrs, Helen Rohlfs and FV'it knp. Chest and Council Elvira Boland, Mrs, Martha residents of w,,,, ,,' jsuesU of Mr. and Mrs. Max Co- Mrs Jerry Fitzsimmons, both of imin-d members, representing these Zuppo, Mrs. Rose Nagy, Mrs. demand the ncr.,|,.,.'" I hen of Newark. •ommunlties, stated that the suc- | Jersey City, and a friend. Mrs. Julia Buda. Mrs. John Rychlicki, present Rdmin]-;rv (. cessful completion of this tinlted j Harry Leidig. Richfield. i —LJttls Jai'k'.e and Michnei Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Handerhan. for the Rppniihi ,' MJ. Hi'li'li H i!;'.!v Jersey : (Kins. Francis Street, celebrated Campaign would make unneces- Mrs. Henry Kress. Mis. Raymond who are men of •;,,' Cilv •,<,,!•. a ''•fk--lHl £iirst of —Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Belas- sary a continuance of drives prs- h. ,• 1 1 i'lty, sincerity , ; ]'. her sn;i-.i.-'.a . uu: cian^htej'. Mr. cio, Adams Street, announce the I their birthdays at * combined HelleRaard. Mrs. Frank Kish, Mr*. a 1( vnnisly conducted each year by Theodore Ov.v,, ,, and Mr* Henry HappM. Adam birth of a:daufli!er at Perth Am- ! party. Monday Little Jackie war John Onotrey, Mrs. Raymond the Rarltan Bay Council of Boy- outlined the itiiii> Si rod oiirr iiue.-.ts on Sunday boy General Hospital The couple j five years old and M|chnel J Levendoski. Mrs. Worth Laurlt- years old Quests included Robert Scouts, the Salvation Army, the zen, Mrs. John Boelhower. John j days i.[ • at tli'- Happcl r.nmc were Mr and are also' the parents of three Y.M.C.A., and the Middlesex | and Anne Singer. Billy and Buddy Burke, Jr.. Mrs. William Nixon, he work tn'i,,. " Mrs .Ir:rv Fiuv.mmons and sons. | boys. . • County iKiddle Keep Well Camp. Robert and Thomas and daugh- j Murray. Donna and Jack Brown Joseph D'Antwlo, Mrs. Leon Jeg- day. Viu;,,,; - Mr and Mrs Vincent Am- ; Allen Signore. Bobby Swenson The single drive this year will ltnski. Mrs. Thomas Peteroen, ter. Lmria. and Miss Edwina miano and daughter. Jofame. . ind Joseph and Billy Trermery include provision for help In theMrs. Ferdinand Prehn, Mrs. Louis yarloua phases i,; • Upshaw'. ail of Jewy City. Bender Avenue. w?re luncheon —Patrick Coggins. Carbondale support of the Perth Amboy Watts,' Mrs. Paul Kukan, Mrs. and to coord niic- • and dinner guesfs Of Mr. and -Mi ar.ri Mrs Alex Cuthbert- i Pa.. :s a house suest of his son- INITIATE KE1) FEATHER DRIVE: Left to rii>M ;trc Bernard T. Y.M.H.A. and Fords share Inihe Betty Pllcsky, Mrs. E. F, Bromlr- of the First Wan; son anrt cluMreji. Dickie and Mrs. Samuel PolicAstro. Iselin I m-iaw and«, daughter, Mr. ant' support of the United Service ski, Joseph Eklo, William Olo- Dunn, Raritan Bay Community Chest and Council Board mem- A cordial mv,. ,• Maureen. Oak Tree Road', were —Sunday evenln? quests of the .Mrs Robert Sikora. Organization. chau, Mrs. James Fleminijlose, ber; Frands E. Calabro, Kurds commercial chairman; Mrs. tended to all ,',,'. Bursts of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Ammiano's were Mr. and Mrs• , Melvm Jellison. Airman Third The drive In these communities Mrs. Louise DeMarco: Mrs. Maty m Joseph French and Mrs. Anna Mnko, section captains: Jerry and neighbors tn ,,-• Mauccii, Bird Avenue. Ammiar.o. Elizabeth. Mr. jC'.as*. V. S. Air Force, son of Mr. is part of an are'a solicitation di- Baumann, Mrs. Rose Bartonek, Bertekap,. Council Board member; Ernret .!. Blanchard, cam- publican recrpt i,)ii •, •"• -r* vl and Mrs. Jellison, has shipped rected by Oeorge H. Wels, Plant Mrs. Leon Blanchard, Walter paign chairman. Not present at the time the picture was taken the Masonic Tin out for Frencii Morocco. North Manager of the American SmelC- Taylor. Mrs. Ernest Blanchard Is Were Miss Irma Sebesky, Keasbry district captain, and Joseph Street, Saturday ,,':-, Africa ihR and Refining Company. In- In charge of campaign publicity. DrAnirtlo, Mopelawn district captain. 3 until 6 o'clock —Mr and Mrs Harry Schott dustrial sollctatlon for the area, including these communities, Is tn and Mrs. Mary Woolley. Adams Miss Rerghof Hostess Street, were guests Saturday of Bridge Club to Meet charge of Matthew J. Farnen. Iselin Personal,! LAST $ THURSDAY Mr and Mrs. Jack. Elizabeth. Teachers to Meet Plant Manager of Chcesebbrouf>'• ' We thought our work was finished for the Include the Heyden Chemical was hostess to the Janet Oage Malfcby, Newark -,! of the thumb, wheh he accldent- WOODBRIDQE — The Wood- home of Mrs. Clarence Zischkau, clay and we were about to close up shop—when Corp., Catalin Corporation of Chapter, Dauxhters of the Amert- d««>n, Patorsm, • i ally struck himself with a sledge bridge Township Education Asso- East Avenue Prize winners were America, Fords Foundry, Sea- Miss Blpnche Van Syckle, Mrs. S. can Bevolutlop at the initial meet- Spaeder, ElUiihr";: —three barrels of china were left at our door. \ hammer. He received treatment at ciation will hold a dessert meet- board Refractories. Carborundum J. Henrj, Mrs. Harper Sloan and ing of the season, Monday. I M«- Russell Sw.u- ( Perth Amboy General Hospital. ing Tuesday at School 11, it was Company, and General Ceramics. Despite the lateness of the hour, we wel-' announced today by the president, Mrs. F. T. Hovrell. Mrs. Ernest C. Moffett, actinKJ —Mrs. Joseph :.; c chaplain, opened the meeting children, Thomas. ,i. , Mrs. Kay Chalker. Members present were Mrs. John Sotititation of clubs and organi- eomed iu.arrival.and pitched into its unpacking With a memorial prayer for de- Rosemary. Bud A,. ^Librar^ Board Plans The. program of activities for the Ryan. Mrs. Olive Van Iderstine. zations for the area Is in charge with enthusiasm. Why?7 BecausYttifSnreRf' ceased members. lAlex CuttibertMH-, Mrs. H. G. Crane. Mrs. William of Mortimer Greenspan, Chest TAKE Fine China from Japan—the patterns are Family Mrs. John C. Hover, State his- Dickie and Maun.... Assemblyman William Kurtz, Ecker, Mrs. A. W. Scheidt and arid Council president. Last year torian, was guest speaker. Her oaks, were Coium-," very beautiful, the quality is very high and the Middlesex County, a school teach- Mrs. Estelle Noel. Mrs. John J. firms, clubs and organizations and AVENEL — A special meeting topic was "Classical Architecture f ^ n i , ^ price is very low, starting at $3.98 a place set- was held by the Board of Trus- «r himself, will be guest speaker. Dowling and Miss Marie Robblns individuals contributed a total of O rB n )( lt ting. (S16.95 a starter set ... $47.95 for a com- His topic will be "New Jersey were guests. $1,317.17. This year's community in New Jersey" Highway tees of the Avenel Library, at the Several selections were sung by. _„.__ plete 53-piece set.) library to complete plans for theSchool Legislation." The next meeting will be at the quota Is $3,000. with the pledge by member agencies that services Miss Patricia Bagdi, HoprlawnJ family movie night/ to be held on Arnold Gunderson, field repre- home of Miss Van Syckle, Cliff in the Fords area will be increased accompanied by Donald Peck, ARMY MANTOVVt.lt If you have been looking for Fine China, November 5, at 7:30 P. M. in thesentative of the New Jersey Edu- Road, on October 26. cation Association, will be present if this amount is obtained. » __— The Army lm.> :••,;,. Avenel School auditorium. The either for best or for every day, we invite you to discuss the relationship be ONE WAY TO DO IT increase in mm. i: picture selected will be the "Pris- The Foras Campaign organiza- tn ronie in and see our patterns. We can show tween the work of the local teach- THE RIGHT -PLACE BARKING, England—Becoming and a 16.0nn-in:n, tion, which will solicit in Fords. you the world's best china from England, Ger- oner of Zenria" and a short fea- ers group with the New Jer.sey, Ed- "Excuse me." said the fat man, tired of slovenly speech of his strength to lic'.ii •• Hopelawn and Keasbey, Includes: many, the United-States, and now Japan, ture will also be shown. ucation Association. returmut! to his seat in the thea- students, the headmaster of a volunteers uiul.'i • Tickets may be purchased from ter, "but wasn't it you whose feet Mr. Ernest Blanchard, Bernard T. school here decided to do some- months Rcsnvt' ;r..; any of the trustees or from vari- I stepped on when 1 went out?" Dunn and Jerry Bertekap. Chest thiiifr about it. He boimht a tape posed lncreasi- m n.. ous organ iza lions of Avenel. Jo- May Have More Sense "Yes, but that's all—" and Council Board members, recorder lor the school, Rets his give the Army \M: seph Manzibnne "Is chairmanraff —Mte..dniih£ t^iat thfr .jrflEefcjKant. .-'•Ihan.l Jntamijled.... ,the_. M Francis -Calabro, Commercial pupils to record their voices and June 3O.-lflS6, cuivi;.,- the affair, to be assisted by the to Inherit the earth, anyway.— man. squeezing by, "this is my'Chairman," "sectton' captains—Miss -then plays -batk i-ecordinia^.Lg^citse.nt.S.fyl "f 'ft::: entire board of trustees. Mrs. An- Washington tlowaj Journal. row." Irma Sebesky. Mrs. George Mako, prove how "slovnnly" some speak, 'the cutback man;. drew Galisin, ticket chairman, re- quests that all ticket returns be made to her. 305 Maple Street Perth Amboy MODERN TIMES J list around the corner (mm First Bank & Trust "I want to buy a petticoat." Adv. Copyright 1955, Ane London "Yes, Miss. Period costumes on the third floor." CLEAR THE DEC Save! Save! Save!

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