A Mspflper Devoted Presented Fairly, Qearly (|)C Community Interert And Impartially ERCII Week To Local Coverage Complete New* Pictures

at 2nd Om M« CAKTKKRT, N. .F., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1960 »t P. !>., Cattcritt, N J PRICE TEN CENTS influx of Borough Will Honor

Unabated ''""•"VDeadoS«M'S N«*«MI of f All Wars ' Split SI'HHIOIIW. Bans At Services Monday Kusniiciit (llassroomsi CARTERET — With the rapid influx of new population, Mrs. Weiss, Joe Adam Parade split sessions are Unavoidable the Carteret public school isystpm. Given Legion Awards To Start This is the opinion of School Superintendent Edwin S. Quin, CARTERET - Cartfici Post, been affiliated with the New . r\ k fk If who said that, this picture re- 263. American Legion, made'^ork Association for the Blind! A 4- (I A \l\ unchanRo.d unless the two Americanism Award., at it • •• iwu niuci Lv.nni.*>iii nnai ssion for the Blind who . _ Board of Education finds dif- . , . ferent ways and means diimfl Sflt llday night jtext books for the blind chll- CARTERET A parada. public and parochial massing of colors, services Witt highliKht the traditional Me- dltlona pup Cleveland j The award to Mr. Adam went morial Day program sponsored School and 150 in Washington, ILU,forI hiins interesuinirait anmmd uimiiudevotioun tom bQyy j^thep Cartere^Bliei'dt VeteransVCieiail ' Al- School when the 1961-1962 The award to Mrs. Weiss wasjhls fellow men. He pays visitsjllance nere next Monday, school season opens. "It might given recognition of her Mrvicclto the old, infirm and the blind.l „,„,. To »,__ _„,. 4, Vet- Stal Umdln PMt| be even more" lie said. to the blind. Mrs. Weiss hasJHe has carried on this work for crans of Foreig* n Wars in head- SHAPE DEDICATION PLANS: Here arc shown membfrs or the committee arraiiKinc ihr program for ""' dedication He also pointed out that some been working as a volunteer; 15 years, for which he receives ed by Stephen Wuy. general Bralllist for ten years, as a'no remuneration. He tends to «f thr new pn*t off Ire .limp II. *hnwn from left to rlfht, »eatfd. Walter Pavllk. I'ostiniisler Lester Sah«. Andrew Ilila, 50 new homes have been conv - ik chairman and Prank Eskeswn, ],- toniier SO new homes navo oeen com *-"»»»i "' *^< •"-»» ^w*«.^, I..J <* i(u iMituu(.iaviuu. **v. ^nw w Walter Schnnwald; -wilted. Sam Koth. William Walsh, Joseph Saliulcik. Herbert Harris. Kenneth Harris and John pleted in the Cartoret Hills De- teacher of Braille for six• yrarB,!the needs of many bringing co-chairmen. Commander Slave Munich, Kennedy. Other members mU»ln» from the picture are: Alexander Cnmba, H. A. Hennessj, John M. Knllbas, George vepvelopmcnt t with earlyy occupancpyy teaching 28 students. Shi- has gifts and paying bills. man Umansky and John De ::i(>r John Searle and Julian Pollak in sight. Aside from thatth , hhe Angelo are co-chairmen fot V;- declared, more than 150 homes larteret Post, 263, American V pi esident; are under construction in theClosing Dinner (1st Presbyterian Legion. Catholic War Veterans li: West Carteret section and have Alex Fazekas and Michael i)i W:' Carteret Slayer's Life RocL.oiler to these may be occupied before Sehoskyas co-chairmen. l*wal 47: Hears of i'BA the year-end rolls around. By Club to End Church To Hold The observance wM begin at Edward J. SMI' Mr. Quin said he tmd recom- 8:30 A. Hi. with a joint com- •,:,- Offfken. Spared by Gov. ^Meyner Head Speakers' li'iTi mended split Nrssimis at thej mittee service at the Carteret S, w Jcrwy Plans by Quiri CARTERET — Oovcrnortencc in seven years as ROV- - - Columbus School for the thirdjActive Season jTamily Night' JBoat Basin. The parade aft* liitmn; Pros ernor to thr fifth »r»d^ and at thei ! i Doliiii. B. Meyner ye»terday CARTERFF - Mrs. Thomas! CARTERET - Today fromisembly Is set for 9 A, M. In for SDIU session 1 'Nathan Hale School for the! 5:45-8:00 there will be a Carteret. Avenue. in,„•- offereollrredd by * commute d. th,. r death. ,. «enU-nce, , Butler was,convicte ^^ d by tw oCABTEHKT ThThee Carttret|i Carteretj ,. ,, f f, l , JMcWatters. chairman ofot thejJ-V-*-lhe| ™ »"«e «III «* a Qf thp Qf Jam0|> hirlhid d HllHd d (Wlwth wdw i,,--..,_ «:_!.. ... mi.. ni..»l Parade Starts at »:1S Hi own, nUn- commuted thr death .enU-nce,.^ Qf thp ^^ Qf Jm^ CABTEHKT mown, min-j CARTEBET—The Columbia,of Willie Butler, this borough.;QllllCkeobu8h oJ Edl9On an fl_ Sportsme* Assocmtion has an- -j ltm n0, m fam- of usingjEvenin* Membership Depart- P''L',X r hll r n E"h The parade will get under n0UtM ccl Han Pri-«bvUTiin p,^^,,,, PTA Mi it* reg-^M , imprisonment. He waaHerly nlghi watchman, durln* a ' **» t > RocWW-;tn(. j,a.semont, \n the Columbusiment of the Carter* Woman's ,'„,,, L"Ld t0 „[.,' . way at 9:15 A. M. The line of IV.i • lli lf < w ta march follows: Carteret Avenua \l,i:v:: .loiinso*''n* *» ««. ^?*» ""5!: sentenced to die in the .1*1*1 MM safe Jobbery at the Kopper "i;^"* *«**« „! "^ ' . *. ™"-" *: Club, today announced that LheEed L T^ere will be no May 17. at thi- Columbus Coke Co. plant in Port RcadinK. School. cmr n('*1 *WI1 strong and Deesan said But-, An art exhibit wa» displayed: BUtlei "» defense lawyers.^,. WM convlcted l8rgeiy on tnei of .thr work* of the Columbus|Stephen Strom and Jo«ephjt<,st)mony of john Coleman. ani Kenneth Watts, or Mrs. < rec 1 •at 6:311 School pupilii under the " "!rjw.(JBn Mked Meyner yestW-iHccompllM In the crime who Ciszafc and Thomas Hamilton. G P. O r g e lion of Mm, MathlMW. A| te the scntence'pleaded no defense and is now while liiitil the two new Richardson' will show films.^of day u commu have been invited as quests of con.Mrs. Jarne* Mauner will be in Math and :liool the new church being cftn- to lift* Imprisonment. It wwnerYlnR an Indeterminate term the SporUmcn. They include! icharge of the program. Exhibit was il»o displayed oyjtl)( first time Meyner ha* at the Bordentown Reforma- structed. Parents should feel County ProwcuKH- Edward J.! • Three members of <•«»• club,free to1 bring their children for |the Seventh and Eighth grad ' a death se*-tory. Dolan. Mayor SHephen Skiba. kiba.; j Theodore Kl«ban Mrs (the gathering will end prompt- SupeiLUendent .pi Schools Ed-Ed' A will win S. Q'fln, ffjii-teret H^hi/l' .' ndc.Uon member, thanked ^ will know that their service was Hebrew Sisterhood of •nembertht., . p . fo.r their. . runlet rOUllli nvcuuc »"8n~d "urn at U A. M. with a call to ,;, not In vain, the commanders older by Stephen Wuy, Star |lilil the new Khoo) expaexpalniol n iw-iJJJg; 8trm, Eil2abeth, in the Holds Donor Dinner *H.S be said .Spangled Banner by the Car- ' family School Idaytinievening!e or p.n U.S.Nava Monday olr AcadTues-- CARTERET — The United teiet High School Band. In» '••• j. r 1 aay evriiuwo. v. »• Hebrew Sisterhood closed its 'i -.t thr Port!', may be ol ; vocation will be given by Rev. -( •\Carteret Population >my ippomtments ww Center to season's activities with the |Andrew Okal. pastor it Sacred ; .- some young sixth annual donor dinner at v L. r. . , , OA .ms- special Lieuinterestt Commande, to r ules Mark 2nd Anniversary j Heart Church, followed by , !ii»W Listed fit JUt't «i>,meii, Lieut comn the Avon Mansion, Newark, 'ntuaLs of the three respectiva untinued hi» .— M-^——.. tw,,n,ui«:ed that candidates for CARTEStT—Thli borouxh CARTERET •- More thanj Mrs • Leonnrd Kramer was H''* College, ha. (aiiMd a UUl of 7,445 In 'appointments must belong to Ivetehuis oi-Ranizations. $500. worth of valuable prizes donor chairmun tmd hostess to I There will be a roll call of •; luring »h* 1»a*t th> Maval Reserve before July will be awarded to shoppers by! ilr attending! || , rt tWordloi to *re- , „of. „.thl*Va„ ,„r . -if the-y want to 83 .women. Flowers and table deceased veterans by Walter e< f the merchants in the Carteret decorations w ere by , Mrs. N, • an athlete) Umin,,, flgur»[rf- : ry for a 1061 appointment, S/.ullmawski and John De ttmm t Shopping Center todayiand to- Jacoby, Mrs. P. Wallendael and Angelo. The salutt1 will t» ,. mid mainly! Iea«c4 today ' '— mferrow in conjunction with Mrs. H. Kaufman. j bythc uniformed firing "1 avidly In.' Wuitom si Woldln. dlatrici .,. fte'm Shaped the center's. second anniver- and an ar- wperrlwr, uid that Car- ' Hm* m' " . „ New officers of the Sister- squad uf VFW, followed by sary. Twenty Two stores arehoO( J aree;: r Mrs^ . S, Breslow taps snd riftK raising. Mayor all athletic! tere,., v»9M\ tunw for the annunannul"l Daw»i wuQ accoinodatf ththee evIevTw '»in--Mr a A g^ie(,,.| recording sec- Al 1 IV M there will be din- ' l >e 8 The dnv«».be held during : J , 2* "icreMlng -number of »hoPP« tretary:'¥r8.-R: Brown, cone- ner »! tin- (told Slur Parents at r of d Otiaid, ii.'iww 4,to June 11 ^ "»• ^ lwho pauonize it. ponding secretary; Mrs H the VFW Home, Pershing Ave- ' g ttfthmortt Drivrive has bren tw, shopping Center , ^0 mi)lte lt easier for ™«;$°Wuraelrael|, fill;uldar secietary nue. AL 2 P. M, there will b« . UIHihrt* muulh*niunth.->. Ther.. e will be u• ™*J» denta otof Carteret to laktolee p*partu ftnd meenwald, .socifi iupfii In111.se at"the VFW. and Mrs, L. Ureenwald, socifi s/()1 SITO efl hm llt In the Anniversary Celebration, ! Members of the PAL jAux- >• effectife May 1{2 bbyy ththee DiDi-- rides rideS.. gime. «ftd '; « * f. In the Anniversary Celeb.atlon, secietary. MI< IIAH J KOSKOSKI \it,-v A.It. JiPiirn.ilisin free bu»es have been provided. B,S -Chrinisti•> iliaiy will wnv iTireshincntB police vliion of Motor Vehtclej* under'fi uiiNtt i- Stifi-t 7 Stni'l r thfn Mayor! the New Jei«y point system honorary chatrmiu A schedule of the bus trips ap- Uii KaiKliiliili Strrt-I jti) the boy and girl scoutij who MlI pears in a separate ad in todays Jofm Hutlnk Given rticiDi\te in the parade. i''h, With con-!"' •"••'" Pieas. Alfred Tlcefelt, manager White Crosses Hie of the W. T. Grant store in the $1,700 Scholarship The traditional Held of whit* , Sisko, Student at Collegecenter and President of the CABTERET - John Hudak, i-.ios.sen will again be displayed, "I'd two other Merchants Association stated son of Mr, ami Mrs. John Hu- Harold Edwurds is cliairmnn. ]iolu:e I that the winners of the $500 dak, 40 John -Street, has been l'he cr».s«'.s and Stars of David Awarded Scholarship ! worth of priisrs will be #11Kive- n a grant 1 «ld for $1700 a iwill be planted lit the P"1'11 in ««d Council far inuunced Tuwda-y. May 31syeat r at Temr'e University in Ittie vicinity of the "monument. "" "> (luring a dla- not be" pres- ';i., where he will in CARTERET w •••4f!lri !,im1 whuiws Philadelphia, They number about 300. '-"-ci a burnijig Mr. Tice major in edii' ilioUr. The old crosses were r«S BUko. son of Mr. «ml Mr.» ^ !nt ill win. explosion at said mo.t .stores will be In Carteret Hiah ijichuol, he |]winti'(i by Chester Wlejipmskl-.,. Co Oeorgt' SWku, B3 .Per»lnng Avt- ^ participated in football, base- and •iis ciiiiimitlt'e' wTnle the ; ,„„„ toulstit n 11 men who han beeu m-lected as the ; ball and trai' He vis a mto- .-.iiiu'll;, were prepared by i» »m of tne B. Crace fidu-"" row from 10 A. M. to 6 P. M, ber of Mcifiii! and German ijolin 1'ii.Mpitnki and August teveral fsrljf.-.iH All Llic crosst'S are aq >, •l!J'l!l-(l 'rational Socitity clubs, the *iudent* council, buard of education on students' Aiiiencitn Legion project in CQ* !(J», iu- l Fellow mlraculoubly '^ scholarship >» awarded day, and a slmlent teacher. U.S. M«tall " dean1. lit ' when Daniel to,a man who ha» evid«»ced Trenton Services 1 btM rlc Wld He was scieetese d on the AU- Refining t'omi'iany. Aiding Mf.- > u.'mY" ' Allied qualities ot leadership and h^ TAKTERiri -Carteret Lodge Edwanls in the Placement of r, tine , •••()( lhe Police de- maintained a good acani-Miii' County and All-State Group II fellows, will hold football team the eiu.ws are Walter TomC*. ' ywd" f*pniy Chief Bhan-'f«=ord. alur .Sak, Matthew , ,at the Odd Fellows Rw- Mr. Sisko U a member ui Harsaiiyl, CARTERKT -- Bar Mitzvah Ii. was announced that fch*),1'^; College and hai recently been ^ . *_. i vi I'ijJ TTlmun Srtn Legion will hflld open house I#, '* 1 |t ItlJly elected prealdeiu of tli« i '*^ GKO1K.K MOtNAR, III the marchers at the Le»lOfll |i ItllH PHIUP SCIINE1DEK the p8 ANDREW J A.B.—Bus. Adm. Memorial James J. "-—"-' •' wounded. U a member of the studem lonwrrdw at ' » Will lead the Legion ''as f()1 B.S.-Maeh. Kn*. 77 Grant Avenue y yers and Council, Newman Club H tlf living Justice Uurel interest in the U.u-.'odd Fellows Hall re» at in chrome. 47 LuweU Street lf Lows Chorua, Blgma Beta Tun T *'e activities, ..... and Die" *»>SH> 1 P. M. on PMe j, b*»ebiU team- FRIDAY. MAY 27. 1960 PACK TWO student, (mm I Iman

New Jetiey will attend Sfof4^ /or Tarirtr »•« CABTERrr - Honor War Dead At (lurch Rites The annual vtrtetr •«•» "ttlon of Darid { CAKTdFT — MmarlaJ Day the Jankv Womrr.s Quid on i C»rterrt High School was field Mr. and Mr< j> wSl i* reawnSerrt at Mhhrhoritfvr. June ?ri Both) on May If- Ttw Uwnw **»ia 3ut* st-«! 1 wmshir sen***, L- tie Htsvjjroapi wffi am »: ^ trppert •The Pern Qwio Show". Saturday nir,-r - para.:- Hrfonnrt ChsrtJi on'toon of Brihie- H* '. Tommy Koch »cted u matter sTenUon of ;y j r-rr-r dmauon* • of ceremonies The program was 3yn4goeu»v ~y? Andrew Haritrrri. PftMor.jfor ttoto SfiDdar »J; b? aceept- opened by R*y Zaxworsky. who STYI^S «.:; >-, Thf *rj; rtrad: a Erjlss at tbe«d and appr?c:aXJ. played a pisno selertton. Ebb ^f Mlv,-?.; eaI1 l :f A M aemee. s^ a Wat- A 5.5^- s^rtaent ii beat! Tide." The Symchlk sistert. ^ " tt> -. rar.az tt II ocJDrx Sunday^aoajtt lor • a»»'y arrived Roaemarie snd Jowhne danced Uw '.nd *:: &-hcr-: becm wre Srrciflont tt'fimlfr Ivxn V^UTB The faml-' to 'Tea For Two" Joanne Norman » A K FW ;.V r-nAaaadan-i, eoriKfl. o! sar. a.-.d V!C joined Barbara Ayres In a ris-s -JUI wS * Crf bat aw-and , 5 jm -a daufhwr. H.. t a-.d e;«;x« fo* * 41 number. A combo. caa b» cf "tifJ?. p;*a.w.' ^rr ini correspond of Merrill Hawke.; e church -fVf Potter, Walter Bontiomo.' day "cs-d:c»:« '.0: v«e presi- :..-* Jri f=3»ws5 U* T:J0 Mike lUCtio and Mike ri>ara Ayrts. frrrjr;? sarice. T^jfT wffl re-. ifaxr. Nancy entertained •» "When el,,,, mft,. rert • ther firs ««£r:ima» en Saints Com' Marehlnf In -modfl " Ant l J-Jr.. 8 AM. Gr^opr. ar: ^'^^^ .ut^ Bn,^ Jutland'XTMT-r'Huiband f Leranffl? Srclrtj .. , F^^ri "PcKiK-binsld. Car- . '" " 't_~ 'theory U :ha-. <; IRAFFIC SAFETY v R-^r.it B'-x1-. Semenu and Time." Mar.iyn Kukulyt tndjgood Audrey Memros tang an old ! ir* as Wednesday. Jane l«t:i] an after h« rr. HMTS OFFERED | Jo- favorite. Arr.ong My Sour- wan: ar.-. enlr»." On the tostramentai By E4*V4 /innfroli 0 Pa-..: P-J:* i"- Dennis tide were Barbara Bodnar 'were play«! CarttrH Tnffl* Safety pyplaying g Autumn Leares". on the Chairman '/ Prpfcdfr.i «X". WaJMr Pn- -•tin ha.' t^fV. chosen to »'.• Donald D>v>dioa with "Bee ?anor zi '.Is N«i;onal StudtnV Bop Boon'" MHJ "Bhiei Ian: Beano; - E .. CARTE HIT ^in: Cer.'?r»n« frond Boofle," *r.i Utented Miriam [Doodle Ras The iurprtw Son ten) to It and k :« » a ir. ."i-estHle JacdM. plaint *Cunttna." A s sinter who r-ceired much ap- ICkrietal. 1 -. PWH? Connra, 7J 8ba.-nt Street. .^ ^-^j-.,. D,v:d Gr*en. i sir.. Wall*: T:".: represent Car- for plauae was PPaul l PttPtutaa , whho faculty, who -w on the lour inolod«J PriacrUn TiiinnitT'i la*»»t«i«. Ibe Fwirstal BMnrtJi Cmtrr and U»f AmfTifar CV»n»nu* . ' ,too oJtea It -jrsz and the Union Carbide1! pbnU hi Baud Ibvrt. Tb* trf» nt amactrf ay lac New t»rt and Sew Jewey Ch*«k«l Son barn 10 Mr. and Mrs. lea« from *chx! wj bring the Bilej. 2 Somerset yonr^rteri bte't to toe itretl. Indwtry Arthrtty CaaiatfttMs of the Maa^artsriac Caftiti AsseciatiML SPRING PUT-UP SPECIALS! «t the Ptrti Ambor »so ar» the» In Otaenl Hwpital May 21. .JJ^J, A:. Green con- 1 ular meeting on Priday. Mi- Loot S-or Social and Untied, or??; the tafety , » Mrs. Pem MDer of ic: Chiefs Dinner Athletic Chib. Police Benevo- Twlaa. a biy and w«t C1 the ww iest AssooaUcc, Local No. 47. trxn (united tun odj hhorecrest i ^^™ .«• f* ««• ••be County Chiefs Associatjon, 00 I ess for the erenmg. Mr? A." .sariues. Nigro was the rtcqner.t of Cw m tbi mm «*j-tM» *k>w Personals SAVE1 woniy He hi* DMH**er bore to Mr. and Wti> parent have a re-j MRS. JEAN COMB A dark hone. boe Associate:, \r.& Catholic Happy birthday to Mr? Jc- -„- ;».-• ?; h-j tune |f g. Mrs. Theodore MUewakl, 13 sponsib.L-.y to iti*rs*:A thflij KI 1-4431 Street who will Hermann Street, at EUxabeth yoangners play sc'iviues, the birthday on May 31 the cfc-dre: of cc: c:>2i2rj- Geaetai Hospital, May 2} Mrs. burden 0: the motcru-. does not to MSlewHd to the ixma Irene le*wn sad that extra caution' Welcome home to Ricbard Sew 1 wbo of ibe Police Aihk;>: I Ovstak. u mandatory. Gttio who is home on & •'•!'•&?•celebrated her ninth brtidaj A oosrjnnnjcaa; tf -.* Holj day leave Richard is statiotwd VINYL LATEX for masonry surfaces at the Chicago Naval Base ar.d csmrch :_« Ue. be Haass paintim masowy rtaty sosy. For brick, stucco, JL upon hii return he w-Ji bt 24 Hour endar t ~**, irt^iH saatag and alt aatarior masonry transferred to the V-rJvi» swfacet. No brush pul, no lap marks, draa ojuldM 29 Naval Base. He Is th» «r. of Paint evan w*»» tht surfatw la damp. Two coats on u Kutcy's Delicatessen tht swnt day. Vfida nwfa of awtfy dacoratar cofen. Mr. and Mrs. Prank GaUo cf ^ 5:.:.?:- 114 Po?Ur Street 5 Happy Urtbday ;o Crrie and WtLVe Service Robert AnnlTersary greeting to M: OPEN SUNDAY and MONDAY! lOftACMOaV • BTAOatOK FU and Mrs. William Maslo. 13 EVERYTHING FOR HOLIDAY BARB-CITS u; Street who cekbra ;*c COXOt SIMS • attWD... - 19th anniversarry or. U2.7 24. by dining and dancing or. • Home Made and Kosher Hot Dog* Binhday greeting to Ja'£ PLUMBER Sanfilippo, 9 Chestnut Str**: • Hot Dog and Hamburger Roll* who hsd a birthday on May :4 RrUiday wishes to Ed*a:^ SAVE 88 AQUAIT SAVE88* A.QOA8T • Solona or Spek CBre^sky, 27 Berrjth St. whe will celebrate a birthday or. NCWO..' • Chy Cut Spare Rib* # . .fane 1. *• (fntef Cat Pork Chop« Cor^ratulattois to Mr and MARINE ^165 Mrs. Frank fflarfa. Gizda. Street TRIM & SHUTTER COLORS • Choice Steaks ,UPKI tae b-jit.'pi » diujtter ! She ,'oiss a sister and a btntttr • Strictly Fresh Large Qiirken Legs The Crwerott held then" reg-

Good Try Oor Own T«»B«ud«r Selection ColdCvto Choek SUak L. BUSTO of Freah and GfMu4f*r €ntncttrs "Buy Your Paint from the Man Who Knmu Paints" Fruit Kotbad HaKbarten • Masonry TmII find ereiythliif you 11 need for the pieaie here . • Carpentry Pap«r Plat**, Napkins, Soda. Staffed Otfrej, Bone • Painting TOTH New Pickles, Vttah Ground Poppy Seeds, • Jobbing ANGELO MICHAEL & SON L*kvir, Barbecue Sauce and ReHab, Etc. • Alterations SAVlSZAK PLUMBING/ Photo Shop Quality Paint* and Wallpaper 626 Roosevdt Avenue For Tret LsUmavt HEATING ( Cartoret CALL KI Mttf KiM BALL 1-&98S t4 Cooke Arrnoe. CarWrel 268-270 WASHINGTON AVENUE. CARTERLI Pnone KI l-UH 1 KUTCY'S BaxTiMn Are. Carurd 1 Corner tf RaaAaJpk Streat) Phone KI 1-5519 Phone KlmhtU 1-5441

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.11 '.( >•:•; lAltriK:-.! VOLUME lll'U Ii til >I 1 R WOODBRIDGE FQRD Frank Van Syckle .Neit to Drive-in Theatre - 855 St. George Awnur MDGE-.RE\AiLT eOLKOWITZ MOTORS, SEE VICE DtfT. KOW 0-» A-, t .SEn CA«JS AKD T KI'CM TralnH kUcBMto OPEN TILL II P. M 159 \t;w BRUNSWUK AVKNIJE PERTH 22!) NEW URl'NSWU K A\T. Hi 20100 Open Eves. PERTH AMIUJ1 Dulr. Phone ME 4*7400 FRTDAY, MAY 87, 19flO PAGE THREE

School Students Observe Zi«gler to Make companylng the citation, read*! Present Program Air Force Honors Local "The United State;; Air Poroe,, RecrultinR Service. Miss Ruth. Day at Special Exercises TV Appearance Wolk is extended the sincere At Nathan Hale Woman at BPW Confab thanks of this organization for Til. seventh recitation. "Let to the Un WOODBRIDGE - Alan S, tendering continued assistance 11< C sdioo41 l1 CARTERET —Memorial Day WOODBRrDGE-Miss Ruth Berkeley-Carteret Hotel Private Ward Get* known," Mai'Jorle McLaln, Lu- Ziegler, 231 South Park Drive programs were presented toth e jto the United States Air For« cille Palmer, Ronald Martin Wolk, Immediate past, presi- bm-y Park. grade Woodbridne, a Sophomore at nsmmbly of the lower and up- 'Recruiting Service in Its effort and Lawrence Tellup; closing dent of the Woodbridxe Town- During the luncheon. Miss Day Parachutut Wing* RutRcrs University, hns been per Rrndos hy grades four and to secure the necessary man- songs, "Caesson selected to represent thc State ship Business and Prnfes |Wolk was presented with a cl-power to m a I n t a 11 utter- PORT BRAOO, N. C. - Army Song" and seven lit, the Nathan Hale lli ,. f«"*l WJ 1 Monday j"8fimper PunitUR,' University on a four-man team Pt William G Wad e nW B8Semh V Nchnoi. Mrs. Ann IXirst's fourth Women's Club, was honored at Pvt. William O. Ward, SOn"of "T^' * *'" ' - which will compete on the tele- Ait Force. Master Sgt. Carr Mrs. Ann Skrockl, 82 Poplar, ,LS momln« 'Friday. th Ki-ade presented their program the "Women of Achievement" Eden, Major, USAF." I0Urt 0 Dunn, USAF, area recruiter., As part „ me f»c. n*..«t n.^^.f M T _._J -n and luncheon at the 42nd annual . .... ,„. „ of the convention > j to the lower grade assembly. maKinR the petti Hli'll". «' t their assembly with tne presentation, said.program, the Woodbrtdue Club '*• f by the graduated from the 82nd Air- Robert. Stnnlchar presented convention of the New Jersey the 1 •oiintO'." he following program: Recita- Mr. Zienler, a graduate «, citation was sth thee second was presented the second pri»' " \|V Colors with Thomaas Worth and Federation of Business and Hlstory borne Division J^mp School at jWoodbrldRe HiRh School, is the niRhest award that a its scrap book a sitvef Port Bragg, N. C, May n. tion, "Memorial Day," Sharon RtcharcU Fr-nnessey as guards. ,v Maraha son of Mrs.Sadie Zlegler y. suitably eiiRiaved. a gift Blaso and Judith Truwdell; C»oHperiesh read the Psalm the part of the Ward received hl« parachu- "songs, "Pack Up Your Trou- Woodbridge. A histor„y 111BJUmajcr,. •In peace time. The plaque, ac-'of The Independent-LeadeTi' fhr jnnd r«dted the Lord's Prayer •--inn to the;Ut wlngg after completing bles," "K-K-K-Katy,1 "An- he Is active In debate, thc pre- Jennifer Jensen announced ti,r second four week* of Intensive ground chors AwelRh" and Marines' legal society and Scarlet Key welRh and Marine lt.hr. following program: "On , , ...J dedl- And aerial training which In- HymnHym , assemblyb ; pupils partic the campus service organiza- !)!('". rnm tion. Memorial Day," Eunene Dre- (1,1|ul soldien of eluded five parachute jumps. ipatipatini g Di were Diana Palmer, boty, Roslyn Napurano; piano He entered the Army last The 19-year-old sophomore Blaao, Rose Marie selection, Neal Price; "In Me- 8 Cted from amOng morc ,,. assembly were August and completed basic lOroeser, Marie Medyesi "'joe'llIT «n moriam," Gloria, Kondrlc, Ar- Did training at Fort Dlx. lbert. Trudy McDonald Don- ?".. . contestant* who corn- m thc rtl lene McColl, Georjfe Diken, Ann The 11-year-old soldier at- Is Raphael, Kathleen Suhay , / Rutgers °PP°Th cinlty to Marie Brockup, Bert Wilson; 1 Hnte to Get Donald Qoczl, Joslane S »^eimt; Rutgers- Thc "'"'"8tate tended , Carteret High School. TTVer^s y team wl' facp accordion selections, James NOTICE TO ALL MlchMl Mill I11I1K. Before entering the Army he "'ds, James Kocsl and Mary n"L Unlversit, "or Antl either ALFRED E. PETERS Holliday, Charles Rand; dance M1 smiles." «ung was employed by Cozy Corner. '»lker; song, "Salute to Ha- fj y °c»' Carol Hedesh. fj GRADUATES — Army Pvt. :,,,,.|li) Hose Opetz, 'all," Mr. Brown's class ofi Play, "See the Parade," Di Alfred E. Peters, son of Mr. ,,„ urn.- Miller. iris; dnncc, "Little Brown ane Leshek, Neal Price, Ralph 1 Man'i Land," quartet, Patricia ,I,. ,,, sirftrt. LOU; group, and SOUR, "Add- and Mrs. Alfred F. Peters, 40 Carroll. John Mlkuskl, Harry Stroud Stroud, Ethel Papp. Judith ig a 50th Star," assembly. Legion to Honor Dorothy Street, Carteret, Hendricks, Anne Marie Shaner, Younc and Karen Smith; solo, •,-,„,],,, Ann TrUCh The third grades of Mr* recently was graduated from Kevin Newton, Henry Meklune CARTERET RESIDENTS 'My Buddy," Dennis Knight, the 101st Airborne Division :. i:i,i Judith Young; ihembri and Miss Burlln en- Songs by class: "Anchors Followed by Taps. K K-Ksty.' sunn »« trtalned with a dance. "Yan- Mrs.Einhorn Jump School at Fort Camp- Aweigh," "The Caisson Song," A piano MIO, Pur Eltxe, wai bell, Ky. Peters received his I,,,;, „,„« •Mademol fe Doodle Dandy," Peter Spe-,^ WOODBRIDG—-E— .1 A" .*""'Pas"t "The Marine Hymn," "Battle ,! ^nmnticrM," »unj presented by Angela Costello; Co mmandm dlmier and danCe paratrooper wines after cotn- Hymn of the Republic." ,1 Ralph Anto- recitation, "In Flanders Field," -ak and Linda Mellor; Ronftld! , • H..IU X'RoRatls, Patricia Drawer, ill be held Saturday at The ileting three weeks of inten- Jarne* Harry Burton, Richard Coons. The seventh grade class of | Illiam Breza, Nlcolette Spano, imerican Legion Post Head- sive ground and aerial train- Keith WHUam DiOuardlo, Roger Ga- |Mrs. Ruth Graeme entertained )onald Schnler, Ariene Kurtz, luarters, Berry Street, honor- Ing which Included five the tipper grade assembly with Due to MEMORIAL DAY r'aytok.Charlegmache, Prank Lane, Joseph ilcholas Spqlizino, Margaret ing Past Commanders Victor, parachute jumps. He entered Holden, Oene Mangano, John Moresco, Louis the following program yester- leak, James Barna, Donna M. A. Thompson and Malcolm the Army last October and Kaplan, Den-Medyeii. John Molnar, Daniel day: Reading of Bible and an- leho, Dennis Doyle, Clara *. Bytan, The Post will also received basic training at (MONDAY, MAY 30th) Kotilipa- Ralsch. Larry Ransdell. Rich- nouncer, Nancy Breza; History 'oth, John Ivan, Barbara Bls- iay honor to Mrs. Mae Elnhorn Fort iKnor, Ky. The 11-year- Charles ard Razlllard, Delma Ri7.zuto, of Memorial Day, Barbara Kot- lioH, Stephen Harris, Chrls- who served as unit president old soldier attended Carteret Tidy Stephen Brlen SchnorrbuKh, John Tor- llnski, Diane Newton, Karen Ine Lokos, Robert Spewak, luring the terms of both men. High School. WillianM and yak and Robert Wleman [Elko, Rose Zazworsky; Under |Unda Brandsteln, Ralph Ju- The affair Is being arranged the Blue and the Grey," Arlene Recitation, "More Than Flow .songs, "This I.. ines and Debra Cunha; poem >y Robert Fitzpatrick with as- ^haner, Stephen Pekola; The GARBAGE NORMALLY COLLECTED ON MONDAY WILL Jones" and|er» We Have Brought," Gall One Beneath Old Glory,' sistance from Edward S. Brook- Confirmation Clam |Debt, Katherine Magner, Pa-. •|Horvath. Joyce Jabs, Joseph •,:r,ii rcrng by th Sandra Williams, Denise Par- field, Joseph Kursery, Richard tricla Choban, Barbara Hova-| BE COLLECTED ON TUESDAY. Hose of No Bodhar and Alfred Tavares tons, Edward Serlo, Alan No- H. Poerch. Nell Stoddard, To Be Examined tiec, Rosanna Bachunas. 'ak, Robert Osier, George Prank J. J. Schmidt, Wade L. Song, "This Is My Country," 'Bereschlnsky, Joan Gavor, John Brown and William Arthur WOODBRIDGE - The Con- Assembly; play, "See the Pa- Kunak. Roberta Baron, Wayne Gardner. Music will be furfirmation Class of the Evan- rade," Robbin Porter, Joseph MILDRED'S HUT Hundemann, Kathleen DOUR- nlshed by Frank Novak. jellcal and Reformed Church Torre, Martin Piolcup, Robert herty, Suauine Wehrle; twirl- A meeting of the Post will will be examined by Rev. Leslie GARBAGE NORMALLY COLLECTED ON TUESDAY WILL Sipos, Marilyn Balaris, Michael BAR and GRILL Ing, "I'm a OH Who Likes to be held tonight at 8:00 when Egry, pastor, Sunday at 10:30 Kushner. Mark Zenobla; choral Twirl," Lynn Oural, Dian Brink plans will be completed fo: divine services, and he will pre- recitation, entire class, "Me- BE COLLECTED ON WEDNESDAY. loan Pabrlcatore, Renee Perl participation in the annual Me- sent the following members of morial Day"; sons, "in Mem- man. Linda Sabo, Janice Kra morial Day church service to be the class with Bibles and cer- Kant Cur Hop and Counter Service ory," seventh grade class. » }ewikl, Maria Omtrogonacz held Sunday evening at 8; 00 It lflcates: Nan Karen Egry, Featvrtac and Elaine Act. Songs sung by the Trinity Episcopal Church fean Kocsi, Agath„ a. Kun, ,; Daily Special Hot Meals the assembly were "K-K-K and the Memorial Day parad Stephen Matyi, Carolyn Nagy, t iKaty." "Anchors Awelgh, on Monday at 10:00 A. M. Linda Paslowski, Stephen Pas- FOR THE FASTEST 1 y wgh, M ^' tor, Jr., Richard Rebnicky, and Over There." "When Johrux StrictlyFrttbCUelmlitlwIaskBt |TO PURSUE STUDIES Andrew Stanislowsky. SERVICE Why CMk in UM IlMlf T Comes Marching Home" am Drive Into Our YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED. CARTERET — Joyce Sabo The class will receive their Battle Hymn of the Republic.' FREE CUSTOMER We Deliver Liquor ind Food The four sixth grades of Co-[daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erfirst Holy Communion on June PARKING AREA ! t ! ! FREE DELIVERY lumbus School held a field da: I nest Sabo. 223 Washington 5 at the 10; 00 service. Avenue, has been accepted In Fttt TUk-w m All tapir Brttlei trip to Valley Forge, Pa., Tues Members of the Lorantffy day. They We'accVmWied!^,.,^8/, ^"^ cur ROCKMAN'S LIQUORS Call U 1-51M r Guild will present each child THANK YOU, !by Mrs A. Sackhelm, Mlgg! ^lum at the School of of the confirniition class with If yon can't come in ing. Monmouth Memorial Hos Ployce Brown, Mm. 8, Wels- a folder; chairman is Mrs. Call KI 1-5975 (or 837 Carteret Road pltal, Long Branch, and th man. Robert Mullan and Mrs. Charles Nagy. FREE DELIVERY W. Ryan, Mandl School in New York. Carteret, NJ. 10 A. M. TO 5 P. ML D. M. ZENOBIA, Today, the fifth, sixth, KV- In Carteret High Schod Joyce has been a cheerlead COMPLETES COURSE nth and eightghth grades* are ata-t AIL BUSES STOP AT for three years, treasurer tending a baseball game at the LITTLE CREEK, Va. — OUR DOOR by direction. Yankee Stadium with their The Spanish Club, a member Marine Pvt. Lawrence C. Mar- teachers. This will be a great the a cappela choir, the ope kiewlcz, son

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LIBRARY IS READY FOR SERVICE: School I Partnt-Tracher Association officially Cream V Hamburger 01 •prntd f(» new school library thi« wtek. l>ft to rlfht are Mrs. John 1'otrocy. immediate past torrcsponaini secretary; Mm, Ben Martin, library chairman; Mrs. A. K, Kllm, prin- Hot Dog Roll, cipal; Mrs. William Nelion, immediate past president. half

8 to K. of P. Elects Beverage Glasses 4 49 choice of popular flavors 11 ounce size-Several Patterns to Choose From Temporary Head Fresh Butter GLADYS t SCAN! and Mrs, Robert Cuthbertson, WOODBRIDOE - Charles: Large White , Klrschner was elected tempor- South Amboy. Pur* Wholesome 117 Uatebi Hl»hw»y, IMIIB ary chancellor commander of ...Breakfast Gem TtL U-g-117* —The Thursday afternoon the new Knights of PytHlas 51 Shady Lane, Solids cancer dressing group held a Grade A Eggs 59 Lodge being formed in the —Dinner mest- s of Mr. and;i,U ncheon at Oak Hills Manor. Woodbrldge area during an or- Mrs. William Bthler. Warren present were Mrs. Lewis ganiiatlon meeting held at the Favorite Liquid Shortening quart Street, were Mr. and Mrs. Magee, Mrs. Andrew Monda, Independent Leader building. Save Cash...Save Stamps - size c Georgwv*»ve Bihle«#»».wr anH*.Vd . *4UMBt'*-wiPIdaughter, m.i :, Mrs. Rob- Purple Plums Mrs. Frank Final plans for organization 45 Terry; Mrs. Joseph Pamula and en Mrs. Charles Will be made at 8:30 P. M. June Wesson Oil children, Diane and John, of Ischwartz, Mrs. Howard Chand- 14 at a meeting in the Wood- Highway Brand 29 or Elizabeth. ler> M™, Robert Swenson, Mrs. bridge American Legion Hall Save at quart Rudy-lo-ial cans —Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lan- Carl Barone and Mrs. George Berry Street. Efforts will be c 1.00 nlng and children, Cirol and Hackctt. nude to have the lodge ready Safeway jar —Mrs. Henry Schott, Adams for official acceptance Into the! 49 Susan, were guests of Mr. and Kraft Mayonnaise Mrs. William Sharpies, Belmar. Street, Is a guest of Mr. and Knights of Pythias order at a! —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braun-i Mrs. Jack Schott, Elizabeth. meeting June 28. Premium Quality 5 oz. Fab Detergent ichwelg and son, Craig, Cleve- —Miss Jane Downs, Hillside, In addition to Kirschner,| € land. Ohio, formerly of West was a weekend guest of her temporary officers include Lur-| Frozen Food Special Pick 18 ounce grandmother, Mrs. Clara Fos- ry Sobel, vice chancellor; Sid- 10 Savt at Safeway packagi Warren Street, are visiting Bel-air Waffles ney Cammy, prelate; Jerry 25 friends In the development. ter Newman, Worth Street. Flahler, master at arms: Har- —Mr. and Mrs. William Lln- -Mr, and Mrs. William Has- Aluminum Foil 25 ft. kov, Newark, were weekend sett and children, Janet and old Lubell, master of works; Eli guests of Mr .and Mrs. Martin William, Jr., Westbury Road, Simon, Inner guard; Samuel Save at Safeway pkg. were weekend guests of Mr. Wolkofsky, outer guard; Irvine Margari Cohen, Bradford Place, Reynolds Wrap 29 puritz, secretary; Irving Mark- —Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Perry and Mrs. Anthony Aiello, Jersey owltz, outer guard, and Chester and daughters, Kathryn, Rob- City. Mountain Lake 1 pound % A Willis, treasurer. erta and Sandra, Semel Avenue, Coffee 11b. Savt at Safeway package I V< CORRECTS MISTAKE Jack Llnett of1 Algonquin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. _. All Grinds can James Pulbrlght, Little Palls. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho — May j Lodge In Perth Amboy has been 59 23, 1924, an out-of-state couple Instrumental in forming tin- Maxwell House Dinner guests of Mr. and obtained a marriage license at new lodge. Mrs. Thomas Perry were Mr. Coeur d'Alene. Recently. they| and Mrs. RoJ>ert Perry and ncak returned to get married. COMMUNIST CHINA daughter, Patricia, North Ber- For 36 years they had as- Premier Chou En-lai is re- gen. Duff'i t ounct sumed they were married. Bothjgarded here as having killed Bel-air Lemonade 3 25< —Mr. and Mis. Robert Neale were born overseas and hadjany lingering hopes that United Butttrmillc padug* 10 and children, Robert, Jr., Mar- little knowledge of American.Btates newsmen might soon be| tha Lynn and Wanda Lee, ways at the time. They thoughtjadmttted to Communist China.\ Adams Street, were dinner the license was all there was to Offloials say the Premier gu«ts of Mr, and Mrs. Ray- a marriage ceremony. Not until made It unmistakably clear in mond O'Orady, Winfleld. the man applied for a pension Nepal recently that Peiplngi —Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 1 Heinz Relish ididthey learn of their mistake.[wanted to use the issue of the Cuthbertson and children, newsmen to force it unmistak- Hot Dog Relish... Heinz buys the Richard and Maureen, Oak Record total Of 120,000 visit- Smoked H in Nepal recognition buns-You buy the relish! Set Tree Road, were guests of Mr. ed Qjt. in April loflhf Co^ontre.Ze Ready-To-Eat... Tnly Deliciovs Flavor ar display for full details. 2 HOUSE PRODS WEST Shank Butt The House of Representa- Portion See Rumart Before You Decide... i tives has voted 275 to 0 to ex- 1 press its "hope" that President Ib. Eisenhower would seek Jit the (me Sugar summit conference a restora-' 39 The NIAGARA ISMS lion of "fundamental free- \A'i to 5Vi Ib. weight range) doms' for the Soviet Union's; Sucreit Screen Room WSfiSmm "captive satellites". • -) Granulated 5 45 (Illustrated Below)

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ter, Mrs. Richard E. Murphy |!<>- for Bordentown; a mw, .Joliii E 493 Ne* Bedmlnster; five grandchll SATURDAY lin died dren; two sisters, Mrs. Joh Young, MUltown, and Mrs. Ed St. Peter's ward Baure, Tuckahop, N. Y , held Fri- and six brothers, Wlliinm ONLY! Chester, Prank, Edward, Mor (l.TIl llmnr, 424 rls, and Charles, all or Mill town. |V, I Amboy. ,rl cem- THOMAS W1NNICKI, IR HOPHLX'WN-Fuiieml srrv of Ices for Thomas Wlnnlckl, Men's Tropical Jr. lived In 20, 149 Loretta Strcel, ililll] llllS 3D years, died Sundad y at Perth Anibo: or the - hpl Toflloh, yesterday morning from t,lv SLACKS Muska , Funeral ChRpci. 23 Hall Avenue, with rs. High Requiem Mass at Hnl including a son, Spirit Church. Burial was n sister, Mrs. Holy Trinity cemetery. MI i M IAI S 'l:m>: Woodbrldne l.inns Club, sponsors of Youth Work, wore hosts to Youth Week "office holders" at a dinner meeting held . ivrth A resident here nil hk at (lie i OK ( abin Montlav. I.ofl t<» rieht, Dr. Isatlore Rabinowitz, Edward Veltre. Rev. Gcnrtfe Boyd, John Aqtiila, Kdward Kodrlqiiez, Youth Week Mayor; ARNEL& he was a 1958 Kmduale of i. . I. Hiitner, Youth Work chairman; Mayor Frederiek A, Adams, Assistant Superintendent of Schools Thomas (,, Desmond, Miss Mary Connolly, Illjli f.iur jiandchil- Woodbridge High School, where School Vice Principal: George Gerek who was in charge of the Youth Week prouram at the High School. I Story on Page 1.) he was active In sport.?, Hr was attending Middlesex County! RAYON Technical and Vocation^ High! \l)cntocrats Outline Funeral School. A communicant of|Sinai Chapter y Holoff Nicosia - Coll PTA Organized Holy Trinity Church, Perth Summer Activities WASH 'N : Amboy, he was a member of St. (I iv nt Perth Matthew's Branch 59 First Receives Award AVENEL — Two summer ac- Wedding Told At Junior High ]|iv.|)itiil fl"*r tivities lor the East Avenel Catholic Slovak Union, and the COrx)NIA—The Sinai chap- AVENEL — The Church of WOODBRIDOE — A PTA WEARS , ,. held Sntur- Hopelawn Boys Club. Democratic and Civic Club of •n the Orei- ter. B'nal B'rlth Women, in ex-1. , , Jesus Christ of Bell, Calif., was wa.s organized last Thursday in Surviving are hip lstenco for only four years. h ,siAvenel «™ Ptan™«» ftt the ,,, 44 Green parents. a group's recent meeting at the the setting for the wedding of ,he school auditorium of the Mr nd Mrs won secont place In the Sidney HMO Hilli ' " - Wlnnlckl] Maple Tree Farm. Miss Florence. Emily Goll, tfoodbrldge Junior H 8r. B sUter. Jo Ann, and mator- Kussworm Award fo* outstand- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fien- School. All joining received m work lts A pienje will be held July 9 a irtlvedi"*' grandmother, Mrs K by citizenship and ry Goll, 56 Tappen Street, to iharter membership cards. mid was'10"1* Totka. Hopelawn. civic affairs program. The at the Maple Tree Farm, Tlck- John Joseph Nicosia, son of ets can be obtalned {l eR Stephen K. Werlock, princl- • iiiu> Aniv award was won in competition! °m <>am Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Nicosia, ial. welcomed the members and with 133 chapters, all members Atkinson, president; Mr. and resident of MABRY A, GIlAETTfe B782 Brookhurst Ave., Anaheim ioted this is the first PTA in F0RD9 of the national District 3 which Mrs. Ben Weinsteln; Mrs. M. ,•• past 40; — Funeral services alif. .he school In 3} years. He for Harry A. Oillette, 111 Corey Mltchel1 or John Kozak clialr Includes Pennsylvania^ ""jiewi ' " Given in marragc by her fa- tressed a greater unity among Street, who died Monday at 18 Jersey, West Virginia and Dela-," "' .. „ , ther, the bridge wore a bouf- parents and teachers. smith Am- Sunny Plelds Nursing Home WRre A bus ride to Yankee Stadl- fant floor-length gown of white lulu r Hoh.lafter a short illness, were held ' „ , _ . ,. urn July 22 was arranged. The Harry Lund, director of ele- silk organza with a chape mentary education, spoke on this morning from the Flynn Mrs. Samuel Felngold p»«. bus wiu leave the Ma le Tree train, short sleeves, and a bod- he power of all PTAs as an and Son Funeral Home, 23 Ford dent of the Sinai chapter, an-^ at „ P, M> p^ 0, tlcket i;l A Had- ice of lace on silk organza, A effective voice for good legisla- M»ta-'Av*nue with Rev. Eldon R. nounced the award at kn ««u- Ineluda transportatlon and re. cap of orange blossoms held ion. He quoted as examples the i Aia-J3toh», of Our Redeemer Luth- tive board meeting held at the her waist-length veil, and she home of Mrs. Bernard Dick- may call Mr. Atkinson, ME 4- flashing red lights of school Alexander eran Church, officiating. Bur- carried a cascade bouquet of busses, and the special educa- \h grand- lal was In KenMco Cemetery, man. Mrs. Howard Rood was17489 or Dan Healing, Jr. Ufa 6- white orchids. chairman of the local citizen- 0313. tion classes for educable and ,.,'Kiand-iKenslco, New York. Her matron of honor was her ship and civic affairs commit- Mrs. Fred Norman was intro- trainable children. These are A native 6( Lorraln, New VETERANS BILL GAINS tee. sister, Mrs. J. Kinas, Asbury mandatory laws, which were York, and a retired *exton of duced by Mr. Atkinson as the The award was given for a new corresponding secretary, Park. Her two bridesmaids were The House has approved with the support of the riir- Hil\ the Plrst Prertyterian Church, Miss Jean Lawrence, Hermosa unanimously a bill that wouldlpTAs, he declared. Funeralj tcrapbook showing the club'! Jersey City, he had been a res- Beach, Calif., and Miss Can 174 work that Included, such actlvi put Federal aid to states for Mrs. Edward McMahon, • ..ildent of Fords for the past 10 Lee Sheldon, Brentwood, Calif. veterans' care on a dally mther il.eil ties as a polio clinic, community County PTA president, install- i years. They wore frocks of white silk than annual basis. iiotnc. were calendar, picnic for patients at Shvous Services ed the slate, Benjamin Neuss, He is survived by a son Har- organza with bell shaped skirts, In most cases, it would mean from! the Menlo Park Diagnostic president; Mrs. ChrisXhristen- ry, Jr., with whom he had re- a deep purple sash, and laven- an Increase from $700 to $912.50 i! Home, Center, voters registration, or- sen, first vice president in sided: a daughter, Mrs. Clara Listed by Rabbi der dots embroidered on the a year for each Veteran now In l:il ua.i ganization of a Blood Bank, etc charge of budget and finance; u Ha ili: a broln skirt. They carried cascades of j state home. Alteration* at H'tN>. *»'>• °*i? - * «i It was announced at ' the' I8EUN Rabbi Bernard Mrs, Benjamin Martin, second Hf purple sweet peas. The House also n« extra < proprietor! "ry Ev«w>lfe New Yo-k.lboard meeting that the chapter Frankel, spiritual leader of approved a vice president in charge of i ; ind six grandchildren. Joseph Nicosia was best man ill providing Pi'iili Ain • will have Tag Week from JunejCongregaJion Beth Sholom, will additional com' jgTam; Mrs. John Cassidy, re- charg* ! for his brother and the ushers ensatlon for service disabled years and 5-12 with Mrs. Jules Bluentcne, conduct Sabbath eve services cording secretary; Mrs. Rooert EDGAR T. GREENE were Leo Nicosia and Leonard with 1 Id Wur 1 "halrman. at 8:00 tomorrow night. Cantor eterans four or mpr8|oni|Si treasurer; and Mrs. Eu FORDS—Funeral services for Lovalvo. ihildren. The measure, would , he1 Edgar T. Oreene, 78, 996 Main Norbert Kastner will chant. igene Leahy, corresponding sec- Cool, fine-tailored tropicals in rayon The Rabbi's sermon will be "In The reception and dinner was grant $12 a month for each for''Street, who died last Wednea-GEOGE E. PETRICK retary. and acetate blends... famous wash [the Desert". Miss Lynn Shapiro held at the South Gate Womens ;hild, Instead o£ for the first, He was %\itf ,t perth Amboy Oenera n wear Amel* triacetate and FOR|D8 — Funeral services will celebrate her Bas Mitzvah Club. The food was prepared lecond and third children only of ""Hospital, were held Saturday AMONG THE MISSING for E. (0, of 182 1 the women of the Nicosia ,s is now provided, rayon blendsl Pleated-front or Ivy :>l)d''morntng from the Flyim and at this service, and her parents, by Peoria, 111. — Looking for his Grand View • Avenue, will be family with many traditional models in the season's newest shadesl '"'Son Funeral Home, 23 Fort Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shapiro social security check in the held tomorrow at U A. M at will be hosts at the Oneg Shab- Italian pastries which took a Napal. striving to become a mail, George Drenna found Hurry-these will sell FASTI l..^.. .,;, F it Avenue, wlth Rev William H 1 I the Kaln Mortuaries, Perth bat. All are Invited. week to '''prepare. Served with modern nation. both It and the mailbox gone Awboy, and »;ptVne<«claUnrBurial WM ir Sizes 28-42. ,\ The Rev. K. Kirkegaard each piece of wedding cake was c'raIlma"'* Ckwerteaf Park On Saturday, at 10 :rfo A. M. i Jensen wlU officiate. Mr. Ptt- Italian confetti.- A r.it!re of Philadelphia, Rabbi Frankel, assisted by h.s Mrs. Nicosia is a graduate of Limit: 2 pairs to a customer! was of pupils of the religious schools will'conduct junior congrega- Woodbridge High School and tlon Monmouth Memorial Hospital WHILE THEY LAST metallurgist and a graduate of A native of New York, he wawaj!s . , metallurgist and a graduate of School of Nursing. SINGER Swarthmore College, where he » mldfnt of Fords for 40 yoary Shvuos senlces for the Junior was employd as a cheml^ Mr, Nicosia is an alumnus of rrcflVehop window near the Univer- estate planning and business Agnes Juchi-m of Avenel, The sity of Detroit: "We repair U, life insurance underwriting at paternal grandparents are Mr. SI 25 and $1 50 haircuts he'je the company's home office In and Mrs. J. Horvath, 75 Moris- • for J1.7S." New York. sey Avenle, Avenel,

p ipi "I will m Men's short sleeve i "'inmunily eep Uour tolort wash 'n wear white shirts ' A CAMPAIGN SPONSORED BY with convertible tollm for imt or Itiwt! Brand New Round Bobbin Electric VU;.\KL WdiODBRIDGte KIWANIS CLUB SALE PRICE i50 Horn* d»Hv«r«d ... Ml. • Drop-in lap bobbin • Numbarcd tension dial • Calibrated tlilch aik for it at your egulator • SPARTAN' model, made and backed by SINGER. favorite Jlortf To Encourage Greater Display of the New U. S. Flag DURLMG FARMS 1 (5-th« Wu« ii in lln PuJil 1*9- Alt) CONOmONfD FOR YOUR SHOPPING C0MWITI U. S. Flag, 6-foot pole and attachments. Price $5.00. Small Down Payment • Easy Termsl WOODBRIDGE ix Countu ^4 Some /femi In Short Supply ii w as nunv fi»S «"tflts M y°u wish for your home> aftl1 S'gn y0Ur Af firti com*) - R«r urvtdt St. Circle llselinl, Intersfctiun of Ruutes 1 and 9 11 and address «t the boston,. Mail to Woodbridge Khwmis Club, • Hi 8S11TII 1UNERAL HOME t! (L,,,.< ,n phont »«» «M •*««« «W

man WHS flnpd **10 and ""'' Residents of New tfi, Monday for a Saturdny been warned W the State K JJWIWWB Mo undrrum mi m In tin) nltnek 1 cup milk world can create a lovely flirure 1-2 cup from a too-heavy body. Not li<-f only It it Importnnt to Rtny slim 1-* cup flour for appearanrc? «nkc but olsn 12 ladyflnRerx for the sake of your hrnlth battny that warm nays ai plentl- I Rive you snmo 3 sticed banana* Doctors have none on record Cnlllr was chained with hit-.'-trasses -fliid foliage walker na reclpps. nnd hope your Line the gidp , a* Mjrlrm thBl n person Is 'nr iiiu' nff duty Patrolman Roy,fu! again, the mitd - family will enjnv th*m as much s n better off brine a littir undei- M'isk.niiu>tz at the Green Lan-itfionld be wary lest he lan as mine. tmi Bnr and Grill. Maskari- time to some .Mick tick. they fit closely V, wdght than nvcr-wcieht ,t.'n • Banan»-rii«-appl« SaUd " » ni lew there Is a real phvMral rr»- mt7, and his companion. Pa- Tick? arc blood-sucklno little ard of milk. son for excess udohl. tlierc is tfeorae Lochli. forcibly anim^lR equipped with « barbed' fl s)lces cnnut.& pineapple flour. Add rtteedb no excuse for nllmvinft mesclf Collie and then,sucker whirli they bury in the ^^ the mixture into t to become fat •:.|]r(| polier headquarters, 'gkln of their animal or human Place dteh In „ Some ' individuals have « !victim*. They take blood but 2 bananas about 25 minutes they can jflve Rorky Mountain 1-2 cup lemon Juice mental complrx which runs;1,'; banana «auce. I S INDIA AID Spotted Fever and other sen-; 2 cups urapf* them to overeat This complex Proceeds of the lwe wheat , They are. there- can be controlled once It Is un-i oug d)srRS( s MflyonnBlso deretood. A sensible diet.' nm Rna?ometlmo s A sii 0, pineapple. Scald milk in Don't try any of these. j annual Increase in agrlcultur- ly and sntiscptically cleansed.fl Mme Ki.-apeg ,halved «ndjMix sugar, flour eBf » H" 0 When you have mnde up| AIDING MKXTA1. Ill XJ.TH DR1VK: l>r. Hoger Varni'V, nl production in India's thjrdifs a jood idea to wear P' 'speded, ln <.,.„!« of each pine-'nas. Add 4o hot mil your mind that, it is time for] riltht, President »f Ihr Middlesex Cnnnty A«nci;ilinn mr r plan, beginning April tectire boots and clothing when spple g]lcf S(1].ye with mftyOn- until mixture thicke-K "We didn't expect you home in time for luircb." you to lose some weight, (to to Mental Hfnlth. dtscmsrs the Bell KiriRfr Kit with Sklmlaa 1 1961 The annual Increase movlnf...,t. in tick-infested loca- iconstantlv. Th»n,j; your family doctor. Ho will RIVP Klein, pharmacist, emiilnyrd .it Mfiilo Pharmacy. Mnilo was 2.8 per cent during the tlons. It's also desirable to Keep • >:i:nll you an examination and pre- Park Terrace. Mr. Klein is publir relations chairman for first Five-Year-Plan and 4 per:domestlc animals tick-free. A scribe the kind of diet you need, ihr Mlddlwei County PharmacfUtlcal Association, "hose cent during the se(|ond. tick can mak»- you very sick and -one that will be (tood for members are aiding the current Menial Health drkf hy j So-jblock that tick! you. M TRAIN FOR A featurlnn coin cannistfrs in thrlr stores and by actinc « GENTLEMANLY CONDITT I Michael S Neivjohn, M.D The NEW RECORDS § Follow your doctor's advice collection depots for the campaign. to the amount of weight to ! Marshfield, Wis. — the sun-j ~" I lose. It is safe for younR chil- __^ man who held up a loan com- ' Prominence jpany in Marshfield evidently -you have caused a «reat By FHlx (The Cat) Brown (always thought ranked very dren to be put on a diet under a doctors direction. However, Information Pletsr Sarcasm Unlimited had a sense of pride, deai 0( discussion ' Today's column will review i tol"f,l .b,y ,the Vlcner Volksoper- a chlm should never be put on The big railroad terminal A customer went into an ex- "If anything happens, be "Yes." answered Senator 801- the last few years, to some de- norchester. a diet unless a doctor has ex- was crowded when a shabby pensive food store and asked sure to tell the police I was a shum. "Public interest require gree, and list some 33 long-play amined him and prescribed the individual approached a wicket . ; , Rentleman and J'diJ d -no' t•••-'•• hurt'tha• t a man' in my-™»i positio^ ,.,.n shali l Jackie Gleason has done t ice 0{ a pp8f tha albums, which you could buy Inj diet list you," he told the woman clerk either investigate or be invrsti- some and peered inqutringly at the FU-TUR, with the U. S. Arumt , all safety, for' your good "music ! wonderful dinner music young woman on duty behind caught hls e>e . he robbed. 'Rated.' collection. !and mood m"sic 33's, and Rich- Nice l,ad J It, , "Thirty-five cents,' wid the lard Hayman i Mercury> has A lady was entertaining the These are not classics, in the mad,e many outstanding al- "Excuse me, miss," he apolo-,<"l«"k.' sense of classical music, but small son of her married friend. bums ^^ sel(cUonsel(,cUon8 sh^,d "Are you quite sure you can gized, "but do you represent The customer handed !iim they are semi-classical and:be tri(,d T Hilyman.s Soulh cut your meat, Willy?" she ask- the Travels' Aid Society? 5 cent piece. i they are definitely good musc,]Amei.ican milsi(, _ especlQlly ed, after watching him for a "Yes," she replied. "Keep the change." ti" -said, .. with great orchestration wlUi| _ beautiful hiB Rhapsodrro for moment. "Den. Where's de freight I stepped on a srape as I| sizable groups playing out"!llstening. pplied standing popular music. yards, please?" ;camp in." These are the kind of albums without looking up. "We often First, the music lover shouldiwh)cn you w|1] , f0]. yeaM set something by the Clebanoff|ttn(1 yoal, and whl'h are-your Strings and Orchestra. Therej^ mvestmcllt in tne pop^,. LADIES... fiwUt SUGGESTS: have baen several. Most of themjmU5ic fipld as aparl hom the are. based on themes from great|hlt and novelty tunrs w]lich so SAVE 25% operettas or motion pjtfure* orjoften ,ade B,ter a few monthg ORDER by MAIL NOW plays- . —and are seldom played David Carroll has also done, several albums on themes from) WHAT Ei-eat motion ' pictures, plays, Good Reason CAUSES UUKBMIAT* for WARM WEATHER COMFORT etc. and at least one of these Prospective Employer You! HO OM! KHOWS. • Elastic Side Gore for Better Fit selections should be included. say, sir, you were at your la.st, WHAT CURU UUKEMIAT George. Melachrino has aiPlace for 23 years? Why did style of music which should belyou leave? • Foam Cushioned 1 Kn far mnrck to fin i cart. Bin welcomed in any complete col- Prospective Employee — ItMriwity ft >wr LEUKEMIA SOCIETr • tool, Washablr. l.nng- lection. He has done the music j was paroled. of Europeans, such as Lisbon wearing, Canvas Vpper ^At Twilight. There are many • Long Wearing •others, and some should be in- cluded in any complete se.lec-! Sole tion. ONCE IN A LIFETIME Popular music, played by siivnt orchestras, is not to br sennii'd. It is, in fact, more in k'i'piiv-1 with ihe stylj" and taste of todays music lover PUBLIC AUCTION SALE than any other form. of Some good European waltz listening should also be includ- ed. A two-record 33 album we ANTIQUES HOUSEHOLD GOODS FURNISHINGS Women's WIDTHS COLORS Having sold my home and (arm. I. (he undersigned, Sizes • Narrow • Black will sell at public auction nn the premises at • N»ry for MUSIC • Medium THE OLD HOLMES HOMESTEAD 5 to 10 • Belt? • W-I-D.-E LESSONS HOLMDEL, NEW JERSEY Also Half Sizei • White In the village just south of what used to be the old village blacksmith shop. -PLEASE PRINT VSE OUR CONVENIENT OROER BUSK

10:30 A. M.—SATURDAY, MAY 28—10:30 A. M. MISS OR MRS. find it Fast in the Early American Antiques 111 Furniture, Glass, China STREET NO YELLOW Bric-a-brac, Cradles and Perambulators thai have rocked en v PAGES .seven generations of the Holmes family. Antiques that SHARKSKIN you will want to touch reverently and speak tenderly oi QUANTITY ! COI.OK SIZE WIDTH the past. Roped Beds and heirlooms that are often talked about, but seldom found. Entire contents ut the ten-room dwelling. This property has been in the ffolmes family After the Movies. .iince_ the year 1700. • H.K.1SE INDICATE SEI'ON'I) COLOR CHOICE I SKIRTS . The offerings may be viewed on date of sale from 9:00 • SHIPPED PREPAID OS HEU IPT OK CHECK ENJOY OR MONEY ORDER ADI) >3c MAILING COSTS A. M. until sale time. In the event of inclement weather .sale will be indoors. May 28th will bn Old Settlers' Day ' MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFIED in Holmdel, as ^hls event will afford all' nn opportunity of renewing old friendships and making many new' Onen Daily 9 to 5:30 friends. Everybody welcome. Lunch will be served by the Thursday & Friday Til! 9 TH*««W«* lowest pricedcdol, Ladies Auxiliary of the Holmdel Pire Department. 182 SMITH STREET By Order of: HAROLD T. HOLMES SHOE CO. PERTH AMBOY ort.s 7 u.vvs A WEEK B. G. COATS, Auctioneer, Phone: CApital 2-351)9 I'Krtll! Killlin quality Ifnniwcn Since 1918 TUX 11:00 P. M. . r Free Parkins At Our Ouor! OAK TREE MILK BAR REGULAR & PETIYI SLZttl Oak Tret Iluad, Isolin "I'll, ZUIIMII'S IMaiu GARDEN TRACTORS SIMPLICJTV • MIDLAND ECONOMY PRINTED COTTON PIQUE BOLIIN - SHAW Hidnii; - Walking - Krvme POP-TOPS' Exclusively ours! ROTARY Colorful prints to top your skirts, slacks, shorts... cool comfort TILLERS you'll live in all summer long! KOKI • 1IOK - HOWARD 68 IIOLKNS Washable, assorted SIMI'LK'ITV - MIDLAND colors; 32 to 38. 1 POWER &$jim day le\ m pause to honqr the memwy^f those who ««v«r-^ MOWERS tftr^to"thai we might liv«- in freedom, h M a time to reflect TOHO • . ..and give thangs for the priiwltmi heritage they helped to preserve. SHAW i.( Ill's*!) - GOOIMLL SNAPPER - SPRINGFIELD t • w, CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY. MEMORIAL DAT Riding - Walking • Reverse . w, „,, ,„ h , » H t N I VIKY N I li M I TILL » MICIS AH 1OW k * N.H» f.nt higy h r.itltfixtWMIl , * •:£ AIWONOITIONID FOR TOUR IMOW»IMO.I»M»ORl L. Adler Tiirsi t Bank and Trust Company WOODBRIDGE Green (Iselin Sons *•»••»• •,;.. Perth Amboy, N. J...... Intersection Route* 1 and » g ISO PERTH AMBOY North 15 runs wilt Stree Ml 8 'IH?5 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corjwration PAGE SEVEN (Induction Rites palgn. There Is only one snag, however - a lack of money. \Cub Pack Present* Kevin Pltchrll. (told arrow HOLLYWOOD NEWS Enter a shady character, who IN FASHION Salmagundi Host ci • under wo"; Blllv Harned. den-' By Sub - Juniors ittempts to m»re the basket- Mltner stripe; Dennis Horvath, ball hero with a big pll« of the WOODBRIDOE - Cub Pack assistant denner stripe; Leon- WOODBWDOE-Mlu Mary- At 81st Party necessary If hp will throw an! Drip dry clothes are the an- SJ held Its monthly Pack ard Williams, silver arrow Urban was Installed Important game. swer to the travel girl's prayer. WOODBRIDOE - The 81stimwUn8 recently at the White under wolf. presldrnt of the. Woodbrldile JThe dress that can be washed annual reception of the s i L As the hero, Tony Perkina eption of the Sal6 - Church. All four dens put on iSub-Junior Woman's Club at out at night and is fresh the sklta ab tn (Lawrence turn* In a fangllng and cutely maguhdl Literary and Masical °ut f "Showboat" ADDITION TO FAMILY iKonny Acres. Other officers I next morning Is a wonderful gauche performance. Jane FVin- [Society of Woodbrldge was held ;heme. with Den 4 winning first WOODBRIQE - A MA, «re Miss Linda Chodonh vice addition to one's wardrobe. And fit the Colonla Country And while we're with b nd — _ ,, ^,UIJ prize. A picnic was planned fnr jRobert Trainer, was born t« president; Miss Jane Camp- da Is a pretty heroine; Marc British, Jack Hawkins, «uf- Connolly and Ray Walston are many of these dresses have with Herbert B. Rankln, recep- June 18, place to bi announced!Mr. and Mrs, Thomas J. MuV recordliiK secretory; Miss little jackets that go with them. ler ferlng w\th throat trouble, has loveable as the professors, and jtioil committee chairman '" - ilaney, 14 Mobile Avenue, at 8b Pi>ct corresponding . and which can be worn late In presiding and acting as toast- i'fl.arv and Miss cut his cigarette consumption Murray, Hamilto„„n „,,score„s aaas Ba Cubmaster Jack Oliver made j Elizabeths Hospital Elizabeth, M the afternoon as the weather|mft8ter. nvcnor, treasurer. Maryann from several packs a day to coach who knows perfectly the following awards: Mrs. Wil'Mrs. Mullnnry is the former five singles. becomes cooler. Rev. ilam Hanson, two-year pin; Mnry Jane Trainer. Miss Donna Carroll, retiring well that basketball is a great William H. Schmaus Ahother Rarment that cuURector •rsldnnt. welcomed the guesU deal more Important than any down on the number of pounds of Trinity church Young Geoffrey Home, who stuffy academic subject. Woodbrldge, outgoing president nnd Introduced Mrs. Bernard In the suit case Is the reversible CHOICE OF was the baby-faced officer In Definitely a "young" picture. delivered the president's ad- f'i»nfi«nnon, president of the "Bridge On The River Kwal' coat. This may bn a combina- tion day and evening coat, or it dress on, "Salmagundi and Its WnodbrldRR Woman's Club and wife, model Nancy Burg, may be a combination top and Cultural Contributions to the led the flag salute "and are expecting their first baby MOTHER SAVES SON [rain coat, Color »n one sidp and Community." Mrs. Mlcael W. Stroln, club ad- In mid-summer. Monroe. Mich. — Minutes white on the other lsii envelope) instant trouble" was blamed for a fltrht members who attended: Rose . -.litar Aqulla, MIM Carolyn Cacclola, about women. Club and the Chatham com- mashed potatoes [between Harold and Jacqueline i Marie Mazzeo, president, Mil- ;,.:nii vanilla Miss Olorla Czmyr, MUs Noreen She first assaults the vision munity Players. Songs Included • j.iblcspooM insUnt 2 tablespoons rum or ' which caused them to dred Mundy, Marge Balo, Olga t Dalton, Mlu Sue Dlnnerman, cycling helter-skelter across the on the program were "Ro- teaspoon rum extract their wedding night Chlera, Ida Greco, and Irene Miss Janice DeWorth, Miss campus, duly knocking down Van mance" "One Alone" separate cells In Jail in St.| Dalen. and .Mk.v unbeaten Donna two eminent professors whom I "The Desert Song". SEE YOUR ARMY RECRUITER FOR MORE INFORMATION! Oerlty, she then Intlmadates Into aid- Louis. loroughly. Add and Instant coffee. Mt.M Sharon Mullen, and abbetlng her In her Police were summoned toll \ id melted chocolate and beat again...... o..niuii Muiien, MISS "•" -"" """?"'"* "Cl '" "Cl|the honeymoon apartment and a U Linda Napoll. Miss June Nlcko- ™[ * * "f™,TI %"n !?.J found the newly weds fighting, v,t,i and **lt to » full boll. Remove from heat and of Cusler College j found the newly weds fighting. slowly add Instant mulled potatoes. Stir with a fork las. Mju Carol Simon, MIM Di- "f™").* *l an"ne"Tappen'and'MiM'iBoSnnle bMketbaU hero, A shy, studious :: ,,;hly moistened. But until potatoes are light and i type, he la a veritable push- \ !,t t.'ie mashed poUtoM to th« chocolate mixture; mix Urale Elements believed born In II 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1960 mr for her m>tflmonlltl Cftm I star cauldrons. . r :i rum. Pour Into a 7xtt3-lnch loaf ptn, which has Olft, were pre«nt«d to Miss . : nith waxed paper. Com and chill In refrigerator Carroll, Mils Chodosh, and "The Friendly Store" ,••;:<. or over night. MIMIM Stavener for their parti- cipation in club activities. Mrs. - .•> fmm pan. (HrnUh with confectioners' sugar froet- [Michael W. Stroln, who will be [ : ! ::, (i Cut Into ty-inch tlkts. Makes 12 to 18 club advisor again next year, wai also the recipient of Notice For |BENSON LAUDED |a gift. In what may fi*vt been a OuesU Included Mrs, D. surprUe to him. Secretary of Aqulla, Mrs. J. Bartha, Mn. J. TOWNSHIP ENGINEER I Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson |W. Carroll, Mrs. C. Cowan, Mrs. received posies Instead of the vA.. Coppola, Mrs. Q. Chancy. r usual brkkbau from 8enatori£i u * A. Campbell, Mrs. J. Woodbridge Township, N. J. {reviewing hli ttneft spend- jChoma, Mn. A. J. Cacclola, |Mrs. Otrard Dalton, Mn, D win your whlto to'lngl "You •*« to be eommend- DeWorth. Mrs. V. Plndels, Mrs ky roclples. These i** """• 8««tary, for what REQUIREMENTS: , will delight all you ht™ °mt t0T agricultural A. Dlnnerman, Mrs. A. Perloll I Mrs. Leon Gerlty, Mrs. M. tn(];research.. - SenatoSenator Richard I. L • •• • it v connoisseurs, Hospldor, Mrs. J. Koracs, Mrs. Must have Professional Engineer License- 1 Russell told him. vrlronn J. Kerekes, Mn. J. Mullen, The Georfla Dunoerat 1 Mrs. J. Mayer, Mrs. T, Nlcko- Degree in Civil Engineering from accredited chairman of a Senate appropri i k Walnut Cookies las, Mrs. P. Napoll, Mrs. Tyrus USHERS IN THE atlons eommlttw that heard University. Experience in Municipal Engi- •• :'.u-r or margartha Peckc, , Mrs. C. Stavener, Mrs testimony by Mr. Benson on hJU • sugar Jacob Bcheln. Mn. Louli Stahl neering, Storm Sewer, Street, Sanitary ;n'.ins vanilla * '11 beaten SSi«S!KS SBSB chile""•, Mrs. Dtrtd Tappen, Mrs. Sewer Construction. Send Resume" to Mrs. Peter Urban. Mrs. M, Uran. i e fiscal rear bepnnlnt July 1. land Mrs. f. Williams. V. M. Ryan, Administrative Secretary, Me- SUMMER SEASON!! : ohooolate, melted .'tcd flour fldentlsU hoptfui In t«ito lor morial Municipal Building, #1 Main Street, ' ns baking powder hydrogen power, Urafer Wonderful weekends,' a fun-filled vacation . . . you've a lot to look M sail Teacher — What ii a floodr Woodbridge, N. J. forward to this summer! Make the most of it by choosing now from Boarda Are urged to educate Pupil — It's a river that's too ,rk wainuta choppedlleaden for democracy. ibU for 1U bridges. our big new collection of absolutely marvelous name brand sports- ;;td confectlbnert wear ,.. adventuresome styles, brilliant colors, clever strategy to catch u.iter, sugar, and every eye, every place you go! Fabrics are the hits of the season ... • '!.T Beat In eggs. «'• Sift dry Ingred- Fun .. .Health... Relaxation for All... cool and carefree and value priced to give you more and more fashion !; Add nuu. ChlU in- Kurm Into '• •'•- d.nmi'ti-r. Place Woodbridge Swim Club Matching SWIMSUITS and SPORTSWEAR • • -1 b.i.-:,!!,. slu'et abQUt "Part Hake 20 mln- Green Street & Oakwood Avenue, Woodbridge ... by JANTZEN "'•• •:•••. 350

••Adi-:i-i| sjitu !..•!,.„(• Cookies FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! flour OPENING FOR THE SEASON MK isoda ' 1 •'••*>n cinnamon 11 ON TTat BEACH :. salt Men's Summer Togs •"••" w miirgariiie : 1 1 1 THIS SATURDAY, MAY 28th Such KjphltUcatlou! Manilout the d.algnl - " *! . sugar firmly S • -* i. • . . » . i Tblt it th« way you can feel when your ,H ... -j l| 1 i:v lummtf wardrobe ttaru wlt'h a Jaotwc "' sugar ' Limited Number of, diagonal palaltyi suit. Lucky you, thla tult '••• '•' Ix-aicn cooitUnatea with sun clothes. Juat iraar a • MCGREGOR • ' '-v chopped imta' «B 1)6 and a Jantatn. Slw« 10-18. lt.ti : M Memberships Available • "IH. cinnamon • JANTZEN ^ • iu:-. Cream butter :i Womens Summer Togs M^ar and white •"•!; •».:>-. CrAm until OPEN EVERY DAY • HACCAR A;: by -ins Mix in dry I from ;|||J nuts. Divide • JANTZEN t BOTANY : ;:' Holl into rolls • OLD COLONY ';' floured board. 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. • BOBBY LEN • TRUVAL • SHIP 'N SHORE U . " Slice very thin. t BERMA tii.,.,. .;'! •;'''sN. Maine-Chll- HAR-B-QUE PARTIES nian recently NEW FRENCH SWIM • 1--At-tic "mud va- VOLLEY BALL, BASKETBALL, ETC. CUPS •' A;i otltolals closed by ilantzen • REGAL '"'•" »rek because To GUmotiie Vour rifur*! 1 :v I'.imds were so Complete SPORTS BRIEFS ; u t JANTZEN I ' 'w\ was dimeult, by Jantnn RESTAURANT ! i , FoV I'uual or 8pocliw«f t PLAYPET FACILITIES i COORDINATES by: Rhoda ttt and Churchill • SHIP 'N SHORE •Tina Pi's" ( lilfkeii In thf Baskft Hamburgers, Franks SUMMER CAMP Soft Drinks, Kti\ Boy's Summer Togs APPAREL • Night Swimming for • Free Parkins Spate s, Beach Chairs, Etc. ••#«*» BOYS & CA\M • JANTZEN • IV V. KI.YEKS Public Inspection Invited Any Time ______„— ANNUANNUAAL CLUB MKMHKRSIHP DUES EE CUSTOMEK PARIOJSG Husband and wife, and all children under 21 years of age $150.00 $125.00 In Newly Enlarged Lot At Kcar Kiitrance Couples f 75.00 ,>> Singles STOKE HOURS; CALL ME 4-7788 Christensen's OPEN DA1LV ; iM A. M, TO « t, M, ons »KIDAY All Diiv :% Department StOfe WOODBRIDGE SWIM CLUB ;30 A. M. TO » P. M- Kverv >r M.tis sritm \\oonnmtk'.i (iiVni Street aiul Oakwood Avenue, Woodbrid^c OPEN SUNDAY SHOP IARLY MAT 29 LONG WEEK-END AHEAD 9 A.M. to 6 P. In Observance of MEMORIAL DAY WE WILL BE CLOSED ./> MONEY ^ Monday, May / SAVING

OUR PLEPGE FOR PACKAGED MEAT

THE SIDE OF THE MEAT YOU 60N'T SEE IS ... SUPER AS GOOD AS THE SIDE YOU SEE. EXCESS FAT ^MARKETS AND BONE ARE TRIMMED BEFORE PACK- AGING. YOU PAY FOR ONLY THE WEIGHT OF THE MEAT - NOT FOR THE PACKAGE, All pritH «ff«!iv. through 5»turdjy night, Miy J(, 1940. W» r.ieivn th» right to -> quantilirt. M«mb«r Twin County Grottri.

READY-TO-EAT - EXTRA LEAN SMOKED HAMS FULL OUT FULL GUT

YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL! SO WHY PAY MORE... ALL BEEF FRANKS 45 Ib. Flavorful RIB STEAKS 69 MARTINSON'S COFFEE 69 CENTER CUT HAM STEAKS, 89 PORK & BiANS CAMPBELLS 8-99 ROASTING CHICKENS 3% Ib. average Ready to Cook. Ib. 39c j| ARDSLEY'S - SCOOP BRAND NEW... YUBAN COFFEE i ICE CREAM FLAVORS GAL. LIGHT MEAT TUNA DEEP BLUE 4 r 99 Minute Maid $ 00 or Libby's Lemonade 101= 1 MAYONNAISE VOGLERS ;29 $ 00 Tip Top Ass't Fruit Drinks 10 != 1 ASSORTED FAMILY SIZE JELL-0 FLAVORS 2x29 Whole Strawberries 1X2 3 ^ $100 K C FRUIT DRINK Morton's Meat Pies » ™ .. 19 PUNCHENELLO 3 s 89 C Grand Duchess Beef Steaks X 49 BOLLER'S NO DEPOSIT! NO RETURN! || BIRDS EYE COMPLETE CHICKEN DINNER 2 POUND CHICKEN ... 10 OZ. PKG. PEAS 4 < SUN RICH FRUIT DRINKS=x 39 9 Ox. Pkg. FRENCH FRIED POTATOES ALLF0R 1.2|ti 9 Swansdown Cake Mixes' *2fc Charcoal Briqvets JUHt Hudson's Napkins M, M *., 25c Grape Drink LM. N..U IMS 9»fC SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE WHITE or YELLOW Boston Cream Pie Mix JZ. IZ 29c Realemon Lemon Juice ,49c

SPICED & SLICED LUNCHEON MEAT YOU ALWAYS SAVE ON FINEST FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

ALLSWEET MARGARINE 2 41 FIERY RED WATERMELONS SWEET EATING FRESH FRUIT SALAD * 31 * 53 TENDER SWEET $ 45 GOLDEN CORN LARGE EARS UNOX CANNED HAMS - 3i 1 TUSCAN'S ORANGE DRINK • 19 CRISP RADISHES 5

COTTAGE CHFFCF PINEAPPLE or GARDEN SALAD cup NEW POTATOES «~ 5 - 29 1 i I-' -j" •!•: -'J ; .ii-':,iiiiii,mnyiUJilj(liiiilii-.i,;.i!j^i!;:^'i':... i1.i!|i.!:i;.ii.lMi|1KLi.n.]i!,,iin -lyii'ii'iLiiiin.'niwi'ir•: APPETIZING SAVINGS; BUTTER COOKIES CUCUMBERS LONG GREEN ., 7 Mother Goose Liverwurst, 39c TASTE THfi OlFfGRENOI, lm i ALl VARIETIES B 89c Chopped Ham sff * n. 45c PEAT MOSS FERTILIZER Quality Humus Garwil Green Cover 5,000 Sq Ft GERANIUMS Creamy Cole Slaw „ 19c HOT DOG or HAMBURGER Will Not Burn In Bloom - Hardy Macaroni Salad „ 19c b°,B 1.69 '2.79 39c SUNDAY OPEN Town Hcill 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Mutual Super Markets Wood bridge PAOE NINE

COLONU OO9PF.I. CHAFF1. MornlnR Prayer and Sermon Inman Avenue at West 11 A. M. t/J Street, Colonla Church School, 9 45 A M |ind the strength WORSHIP Sunday 8chool and Bible Saints Days and Holy Days lasses 9:00 A.M. I Holy Communion 10:00 A M ' Gospel Service Sunday 8:00 TOGETHER M. ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH for your life... Christian Women's Home Iselln THIS WEEK Blbte Class Tuesday, 2:00 P.M, R". John Wlliu, I'ninr Young People's Meeting Fri- Sunday Masses, 6;3n, ROO day. AND Church School Start, Uilrrl.Wrdiinsday. 6:30 P M 8:45, 9:30, 10:00, 10:15 10-45* Monday, 8:00 P. M. ' Trinity Brnl.hrrhond, tlilrrtj 41:15 A. M.,Communion Sun- 11:00, 11:30 and 12:00. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Women's Association, i:3o day first Sunday of each Weekday Masses, 7:00 R 00 P. M. second Wednesday. Can- Association, third I month. CHURCH OF ISEL1N and 8:30 A. M. cer dressings other Wednes- Oak Tree Road „. rt'T. l; second Wednesday, 8:00 P day*. .. M.1 (,'nncrr Dressings, first and Rev. Roger B. Sldrnfr, Pastnr UNITED CHURCH of CHRIST ,uiitl:iV St. Anne's Unit, first Mnn- llilrd Wednesdays. ST. JOHNS CHURCH Allen Rllicito, Student Assistant Q.E.T. Club, first Monday of CLARK • COLON 1 A ! ,. ;i HO A su- day, 8:00 fif M Sewaren Sunday Services 1 8:00 P.M, jf*~"~^ Bny Scouts, Fridays, 7:30 Rethlehem Union Church, Clark *asy, inexpensive entree to ,ecm\A Tiiei- A. M. Vespers, Saturday nights Florida Grove Road Superintendent. Adult Bible' prepare, For a festive beverage, chil! the remainder of th» , lines Junior, W edaeadHy, ti-45 ST. JOHN V1ANNEY CHURCH Kt. Her. Mifr. Charki G. and before holidays at 7:30 MeCorrlitln, paitor bottle of wine to serve with the chicken. P.M. R«Y. Hopelawn 'lass at same hour, teacher, first Tues- IP- M. Children's Holy Corn- B«». Ouitm Napoleon, Joseph Brnjola, Minister Runyon Ernst. '] Chicken T.irranon 1 first Sunday of Assistant Pastor Richard Benyola, Organist 'k; 11:00 A. M, Morning worship Dredge two frying chickens, cut in serving pieces, In sea- !' M. I8EUN ASSEMBLY OK GOD Re». William R001,., Sunday Morning Worship p A"! t Monday at CHURCH 10 and ll A. M. Militant Ptitor service. Nursery is provided, soned flour. Brown in heated shortening, drain oft excess* 10:30 A. M. 2 41 Berkeley Boulevard Rectory, Glendale Road, Co- Sunday Masses: 6:45, 7:45 6:00 P.M., Junior and Senior fat. Combine a cup California Sauterne wine, 1 (10% «.) first OUD LADY OF PEACE Sunday School, 9:15 A. M. 1 Ai,l society, Iselfn, New Jersey lonla. 8:45, 10:00 and 11:00 A, M. youth group. !. can condensed consomme nnd 2 tablespoons dried tarra- •I; no P. M, CHURCH 7:00 P. M., EvenuiR Gospel gon. Pour over chicken: cover and cook until tender about ««T. William Klrbj, P»«tor Novena services every Tues- CONGREGATION i,.,;,-, Thursday »t New Brunswick Avenue, Fords Service. 20 to 30 minutes, Make gravy from drippings. Pack hot Sunday School. 9:45 A. M NEW DOVER Rev. loicph Bnoiowikl, Paitor day, 7:30 P. M. B'NAI JACOB cooked rice In ring mold; turn out and serve with chicken Worship Service, 11:00 A. M METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Masses, 7:30, 8:00 Weekday Masses, 7:00 and Thursd»y Lord Street, Avencl •OP. Evangelistic Service, 7:45 P.M. R*hway R D 2 9:00,10:00,and 11:00 A.M.and 7:30 A.M.. Rabbi Philip Brand IT WONT WORK and gravy. Garnish with spiced peaches and parsley. Makes Bible Study and Prayer iWfd.i 6 to 8 servings. New Dover Road 12 noon. 8:30 P. M. Friday The doctor went over his new Troop. Frldayj7;46 P. M.; Ladies W.M.C.. first HFT. Albftt R. sweet, 1'ntor Weekday Masses 7:00 and OUR REDEEMER patient thoroughly and found land third Friday, 8:00 p. M.; SHARP HINT 8:30 A.M., Early Church and8:15 A.M. LUTHERAN CHURCH ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH nothing organically wrong with FOREIGN AID , Friday "'Men's Fellowship, second and Early Sunday School. I Monday 26 Fourth Street, Fords Avenel Mr. Sprlggins (gently): "My Rev. John Eean, Pastor the man, Just a bad case of The Senate has approved dear, a man was shot at by ft third Saturday, 8:00 P. M. 10 A. M., Church School and Novena, 7:30 P. M. Rev, Kldoii R. 8 tons Weekday Masses 7;30 A. Mchronic nervousness. "Well, sir.jnew foreign aid spending au- burglar, and his life was saved Church Service. Male Choir Rehearsal, 8:00 Organists: Eddie Jacobson ••••,.' ;n 00 A.M.: Jun- Sunday Masses at 7:00, 8:00, by a button on his coat Which CONGREGATION Br.TM 11:30 A. M., Sunday School. P. M. and Miss Barbara Frltsche. :„ .,;i,,.,v.Oilp at 11:00 SIIOLOM 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00. the bullet struck." 7 P. M.. High School Youth Altar-Rosary Society, first Matin Service 8:15 A. M, bury yourself in your work!" starting July 1. The vote M Cooper Avenue, [Group, Mrs. Sprlggins: "Well, whs* Monday after first Sunday at Main Service 10:45. "I can't" sadly answered the'was 60 to 25. The Admlnistra- II ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL . C,,,,;i and Junior Rakil Btrnard rrankrl Holy Communion of It?" 1 8:00 P. M. CHURCH man. "At least, I don't iviint'tion, which has budgeted for- . .1 ,;, Monday after- Sabbath Services, Friday rve- ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. First Sunday 10:45. Mr. Sprlggins: "Nothing, only Holy Name Society, second Hoy and Hamilton Avenues to." elgn aid spending totaling $4,- • '., :"v,\rough 3:30 ln|nlni 8 P. M. CHURCH Third Sunday 8:15 the button must have been on." Monday after second Sunday Fords "Why not?" snapped the 175,000,000 for the coming Port Reading at 8:00 P. M. . 8iinday School and Bible doctor. 1 JEWISH COMMUNITY Ret. SUnUUm MU01, faitor ROT. William II. Payne, Vicar year, got most of what it had Europeans leaving Belgian '.'. ' ir,;,:,l. first Monday Tuesday Classes, 9:30 A, M. Holy Communion 8:00 A.M CENTER OF COLONIA 'Sunday Masses, 7:00, 8:00, "I'm a gravedigger." asked In new authorization. Congo province. Bakil DaTtd fkMncrtM 9:00,11:00 and 12:00 noon. PTA meeting third Tuesday-] tWloDBKIDUt: Services at first aid building, Weekday Masses at 8:00 A.M.of each month at 8:00 P. M. | Thursday MlllMilMST rilt'RCH Inman Avenue. Novena In honor of St. An- .,,,„ Mn-rt, Woodbridf* Services Friday night at 8:30,thony each Tuesday at 7:15 Female Choir Rehearsals, Sunday School, » to 10:30 8:00 P. M. . v Jrimini, P, M.( with Rev, Shelley, St. •j,mr» Ruptfl, and 10:30 to 12. Peter's Hospital, New Bruns- Confessions r»>l(.r IM V«ut» Junior services alternate Sat- Every Saturday from 11 A. M. • „ i: Kuddj. wick In chrage. jnii flmli l»ir«t« urdays from 10 to 11:30 until noon, 4 to 8 P. M. and 7 to 9 P. M, and sometimes on , vhTrjrd HI. Hebrew School Tuesday and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN :,l of (hutch S«»»«l days before Holy Days of Obli- Thursday 1:30 to 3:30 and 4:30 CHURCH gation. d.iT SrrvltM to 8:15, Rabway Avenne and Carteret Announcing M church School Road, Woodbrldif 1 "..is. TRINITY EHSCOPAL Rer Ulti N. Nfiwth, Plitot FIRST PRESBYTERIAN v. , Morning Woi- CHURCH Earl IS. Srmi, Jr., Orfanlit CHURCH OF AVENEL lUhwtr Avenue, WwdbrMge Sunday «21 Woodbridge Avenue : Junior IT. Choir.! 9*1. WUUtai H. lekBMl, l*ctar 9:30 A. M., Church School. Avenel ,: mlor Intermedl- AltM Brutot, Offialtt 11:00 A. M., Morning Wor- Ret. Charlti 9. MuKenzlc, Th.D., Paitor SMMUT Services ship. Me?. Robirt A. Bonham, Th.M. : 'M v.F. 8:00 A. M , Holy Communion. 3:00 P. M , Junior Christian Sunday 9:30 A. M., Sunday 8chool,'Endeavor ! Church Worship, 8, 9, 10 and It,I ((i.NCKMJATlONAl (Holy Communion, first Sun- 5:00 P. M., Junior Hl«h a A, M. |(II1KI II Or WOUDBR1DGE da yof the month K Westminster Fellowship, | Sunday School, 9:10 and 11 •; :, ,!, I., Hlrtlt, Mlnlltaf 11:00 A M. Holy Commun- 7:00 P. M., Senior High West-.A. M. , ,. l.rj'ilrr. Mlnlittl ol lon and Sermon (first and third minster Fellowship. Slngsplratlon at 8 P. M. nrih alB, GOOD NEWS ot Cburrh IckMl 8und*yi; Morning Prayer and Meetings Sermon (second and fourth ADATH ISRAEL Sunda; Session, first Tuesday, 8PM Sundays). SYNAGOGUE M . Clmrch School TriuttM, second Tuesday, 8 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridnc '• •/.•)wed by Adult Bt- H*li Days P.M. Kn. Samutt Newbcrier, Rtbbl ••-1 rf(rul»r 10:00 A, M, Holy Commun Deacons, third Tuesday, 8 Friday T.30 P. M., regular Ion. P.M. \ -for OrfSAhatlons Sabbath services. \ '.1 Morning WOT- Junior Choir, Fridays, *-5l FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Younf People's Fellowshlp.'P. M Market and High Street \T fiirTcc Hour Pel- aunday, 7:00 P. M. | Senior Choir, Fridays, 8-10 Perth Amboy OlrU' Friendly Society, Tues- P. M V«T. FeUr KowaJcbuk, Paitor \: Chi Rlio day. 6:10 P. M. 1 Church School Staff, second 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship M Pilgrim Ktllow- Cub Scout Pack 134. fourth1 Wednesday. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. Monday. 6:10 P. M. , White Church Guild,'second 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth ••*•• Mrftlllll Boy Scout Troop, 34, Friday, and fourth Mondays. 'Fellovshlp. H >nrd, 8 00 P M. 6:30 P. U Aid Society, second 7:30 P. M., Evening Gospel SAVERS' Explorer Scout Post 334, and fourth Wednesday*. 'Service,

im Tht Owy Show In cotor Sundsys NBC TV-thi ht BOOM Cfeny Showroom wtikly ABC-TV.

NOW LOOK WHAT Commencing June 1st, 1960 'S •»•.*"'. . .•...•. GONE AND DONE! The PERTH AMBOY

11" ^nic Corvtir that (alUed • tbnfflping 27.03 SAVINGS INSTITUTION 11:lt( •" PT jilloo- in the MobUgu Ecoaomv 1"' ««DI rlfht M to climb Pikes Peak 1 >fiuT in tbe tprtnf than any tar WILL li.is ncr tried! COMPOUND FUTURE < DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY u' " *'"«! lo show jou whal the fabuloui trartioD 1 ' "»if>s rev-aofiBe dealt? and tk* iwr- '•-"'tine.! of four-whee) indepewiat aiupciuton "^ meaa. So the Identical Economy Run tar AT ' • • tiKhi oa to U,ll0-(oot Pikaa Peak-aad right

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IN METUCHEN IN PiBTH AUBOt NINETY YEARS OF SERVICE \ TQ SAVERS IN CARTERET CELEBRATING, S Clevnlet lie. J««e Chevrolet, lie. TiM Ofctvrolet, lie. 11 M . PA OF. my earn-jr,OOD ANSWER ALMOST EVERY Tin v, August 6. l3fi0 Will Inns for lflfiO affect thr number A small child was explaining "O'Hullown." «„„,'• 1 of checks I will receive ?' to her youngi'r brothn- that. It t«r. "lfs a scnOllR m " HEALTH ^BEAUTY Your New was wrong to work on Sunday. a A. If your earnings for I960 must either RiVn ,„ " hK Tlie Crow's Nest TV-Today Thrrc are manyj creams nu are over $1201), you will be "ob- "But what about policemen?" lose your eyosiei,, iJotions on the market todi said the boy. "They have to ject to loan of one month" O'Hnlloran thn11B|,, „ with wondrous claims of wh work on Sunday. Don't they RO and Tomorrow check for each MO or fraction "Well, sor. oim ,,. ," thflr regular use will do f Social Security of $80 by which jour earning to heaven? now, and Oi was nil that n "Of course iint," replied his exceed 11200. Howrwr, you seen most Q. Is it necessary that I sister, "They're not needed retire In order to will not lose a chfrk for any month In which you are age « there." or older, or In any month In which you neither earn over T WORK , '" A. No, you may partially re- MUgCLE MAN A At thr Typewriter: bottle, is in fo.• «,|re You may re8tr)ct your $100 as an employee, or per- SEWAREN - Over $800 form substantial wnlres as » worth of copper cathodes were Hurl H wonderful Mmr at. thnj 1 convention of the Statp Fod- anme. time it Is being shown] self-employed person. stolen from the Caswell and <SF,KT: Turn the spotllffht <>n a dessert Annette Funlcello . cosmetic houses had women be- for each $80 (or fraction of 1 SPECIAL HATES TO this area, waa surely the envy that fan ix niadr in n .iiffy with the can of fruit you have on NBC planning a special for levin* that, when used as di- $110) of earnlmjn over {1200 in COMING of all men. He was the only June 14, tying In with the llt- •ectetl, (ttiis was quite often In c.KOUrs • the shelf. OiliKrr IV'iir Crumble 'or It mny be peimh. pineapple the year. But beginning In 1959, OLDIST man present at a luncheon at- or fruit cwlelnil'. sci-ved with or without its crown of tee .le leagues It's' definite •onjunction with one or two of no matter how much you earn Every M«l>t 'Killers of K tended by 500 women! John now that The Millionaire their other products) age lineslj"" cream, rrmki's a fine finish for any meal. Your choice of fruit : a year, you can get the Excfpl Monditv H. Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs, perked with R bit of lemon Juice blends perfectly with the leaves CBS after it* summer and wrinkles would be greatly monthly ..payment for .any 7:31) to II T M Thomas 6. Hill. 79 Fleetwood spicy uinfrrTMwp crumb mixture. Serve it warm or cold to fit rerun*, to be replaced next fall reduced, or fade completely. month In which you neither mi Road. Woodbrldge. is a candi- the rest of your menu. by the new" My 8lster Eileen A short time ago, one ot the earn wages of more than $100 < olor date for the degree of Bachelor series, starring Elaine Stritch. G1ng«r Pear Crumble outstanding testing labora- nor render substantial acrvicen P. M. In 5Oc of 8clenne In Business Admin-j % cups Rinsersnaps cookie '/a cup brown sugar, firmly CHECKMATE, NEW MOUR- tories In the country, with no In self-employment. LATf. HORROR iitrstlon at BucknHl Univer- crumbs packed LONO MYSTERY — intrigue axe to grind, came out in print Q. I will reach ;ipe 7a on SOUTH AMBOY ARENA sity; Commencement is sent for Vi cup butter, or m&rgarrnt !4 teaspoon salt series treated by Eric Ambler with a different story. Trio re- 1 Strveni £ 6th, South Amboj Sunday, June 5,. .He is a mem- 1 can '1 lb. 14 ozi. pears, 'j teaspoon cinnamon and packaged by Jack Benny's port, a result of twelve yijafs ber of the Student Government or other fruit '•4 teaspoon nutmeg JAM Productions, takes over|gtudy, stated .that hormone at college and on the staff of 1 tablespoor- n lemon .juic e Vanilla Ice cream (optional) CBS's Saturday-Mght-at-8:30 areams did help retard the Touche, literary magazine. He Mix crumbs and melted butter; spread half of mixture in period next season Alcoa- aging of the skin. After six to LEARN i« « member of Sterna Alpha a baking dish. Arrange pear halves on top of crumbs and Goodyear Theater, renewed twelve weeks of use, the results] NOW TllltI' Kpallon sprinkle with lemon Juice and \k cup of the syrup. Combine for next season on NBC, may icould clearly be seen under * MATIRMW ISELIN Jottings: sugar, salt and spices; sprinkle over pears. Top with rest of shift over to an all-mystery microscope, but not by the WHILE By Popular Demand! These 2 Top Hits crumb mixture. Bake in a moderate oven <3{>0 degrees* about A memo to all residents of series Writer Rod Serling naked eye. 25 minutes. Serve warm or cold with, or without ice cream, Woodbrldge Township: Re- turns up as an actor on his This may sound terribly dls- Marilyn Monrw. Frank Sinm™. Six servings. T(ui\ Curtlt in Edward (i. RnhltiM.n member to fly the flag on Me- Twilight Zone June 17 in an auraglng to those women who TWO PF.RKORMANCES m episode starring Keenan Wynn had such high hopes for the YOU morial Day. It seems strange that so few flags are flown in 2 Slightly Injured and titled "World of His Own"i costly hormone creams. How. •SOME LIKE "HOLE IN the Township on Holidays. The Cullen Speaks Andrew Duggan, now in iver, the best way to look at the Saturday, June 18 smallest, hamlet in New Eng- In Route I Mishap Bourbon Street Beat, next sea- resulta, Is to be thankful you SERVE IT HOT" THE HEAD' land would put it to shame on WOODBRIDGE — Two per son co-stars with Peggy McKay ilive in an age when even a CARTERET that score. . . Sandy Schoon- To Kiwanians son* were injured, Sunday in in ABC's new Room for One|slight retarding of the slens of ATTENTION! Giant Holiday Weekend Shn«:: over, 105 Wedgewood Avenue, an accident on Route 1 and More series on Friday nights age are possible. SHOPPING CENTER WOODBRIDGE John J. Sunday, Mar 29 Thru Saturday, Junf 4 has been named to the Dean's Avenel Street. Warner Brothers takes Cullen, Superintendent of Cali- The best advice in the world Tickets available soon at all IJst at Baldwin-Wallace Col- A car operated by Andrew care of Its own, with stars of is to learn to grow old urace- fornia OH Compnny, presented stores in the Carteret Shop- FUNNIEST LAUGH RIOT OF THE VFVR lege, Berea, Ohio. . . Army Pvt. Palotl, 34. Dahl Avenue, Keas- canceled series moving into!fully. Take sensible carr of i ping Center, and in storn In the program at this week'sj Br Sure and See Dorli Day and David NIVM, in Robert R, Racz, 20, son of Mr. bey had stopped for a light new series. Thus the Saturday yourself, but don't allow it to Chrome. Hill, and Washing- meeting of the Woodbrldge and Mrs. Andrew P. Racz, 35 when-It was struck in the rear night Roaring Twenties next become an end In Itself. ton Avenue stores of auality. Claire Avenue, Woodbridge, re- fall features Donald May (Colt Inn. He advised a new first) cently arrived In Germany and Company and driven by .45), Dorothy Provine 'Alas- "PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" anti-knock compound is now Carteret Post No. 263 Is now a member of the 36th James C. Oagnler, Morristown.1 kans\ Rex Reason fMan With- Also Victor Mature in TIMBIKTI Artillery at Dolan Barracks, being used in Chevron Supreme out a Gun), while Van Wil- The American Legion Continuing Prrforminrrs of Thll Orttt Sktfw Sunday * » ,i,r Racz is a 1957 graduate of gasoline. It is the first anti- M Oftkland liams (Bourbon Street Beat) Woodbridge High School and knock compound since ethyll*"*' - *™ue, «/. S. ARMY Keasbey, a passendger. were joins Troy Donahue. Lee Pat- More entering the Army was was developed 35 years ago terson and Diane McBaln in the employed by Revlon. Edison.. and is called Methyl. treated at Perth Amboy Gener- al Hospital and released. new Surfside 8. Karen Esposito, daughter Mr. Cullen stilted in part: .'It Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Es- steps up octHne performance posito, 1 Surrey Lane, Colonla so effectively that it stops1 Q Woman is Injured In Today's Battle For Men's Minds... will receive a Bachelor of Arts power-wasting knock better! *-Sn ^raikion "HellandHigh Water Degree from Bucknell Univer- than any other known anti- ow In Auto Collision From overseas we have play-1 sity, June 5. She has been on knock compound, and improves! WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Mar- clothes and clothes (or other the Dean's list consistently and road performance of all cars." lian Schwartz, 39, Ford Avenue, pants. has been an officer of the It was developed by th« Cali- One unusual costume is of em- as injured Tuesday when the Our Greatest Weapon lFfi Women's Student Council. 1 fornia Oil Company researcn operated by her husband,1 member of Kappa Delta Epsi broidered batiste with the loose affiliate, California Research overblouse. In fact, most of alph, was hit ty another Ion, Miss Esposito has also Corporation. served as president of Phi Al hese costumes have loose blous-| hide driven by Eugene Mc- The film, "Down the Colo- pha Thetal, national history cs or the long blouse pulled In ardle, Hopelawn. rado-River" was shown which at the waistline, with a belt. According to Patrolmen Bob- fraternity. She was recentl 1 elected to Phi. Beta Kappa. , pointed out the famous expedi- |The English feature sweaters irt Simonsen and James Egan, tion down the Grand Canyon, with their pants ensembles, Schwartz had stopped his car V\v. Cullen advised the Caloi having sleeveless bodices. A o make a left turn from Route At Random: film library is available to al combination which is very i into Two Guys parking lot, David Nicola, father of Com- servlce club groups, boy's clubs, [chic is that of sleevelese s hen the accident occured. miueeman David Nicola. Jr., and otheth r organizationsiti . i jleather cardigan worn with Fourth Ward representative, A Literal Mind RITZ Theatre Robert Rusher announced [silk skirt andTlouse Cuteret, N. I. KI 1-iMt writps from Baghdad, where he Herman Dittmer and John Cul- Leatlw hi.it* • * Beggar—Mate, will you give is visiting relatives, that he fcn will be delegates to the ,J^TZ^^ ? 'Zme a dime for a sandwich? NOW THRU SUNDAY w de Sailor —Let's see the sand- having a wonderful time. . . It nual Kiwanis Convention, others pleated, Robert Mltchum looks 3LS if everyone in town is Miami Beach, in late June. rich. Eleanor Parker planning a Memorial Day The 50-star flag sale is now A peculiar fad from the con- weekend trip. I plan to stay under way. tinent is a specie of beauty "Home From the Hill" home and work in the garden, patch worn on the face — not Plus Selected Short Subjects weather permitting, of course.. so much to beautify the wearer "Hume from the Hill" will be The annual inspection of the TODAY THBU SATtRDAT! Redevlopment Unit as to attract the attention of Shawn at 7.30 P. M. only. QtfOce department will take Giant SptfUdt! Glut Thrills! Kiddle Matinee on Saturday 'the other sex. They are some- place Monday morning at the Slates First Session Steve Reevei and Sunday al 1 P. M. imes In the shape of a heart Iftuniclpal Building grounds WOODBRIDGE — The first a star. "THE GIANT OF MON., TUES., WED. prior to the Memorial Day pa- meeting of the recently-ap- pointed Woodbridge Redevelop- MAY 30, 31 AND JUNE 1 rade. The Log Cabin MARATHON" was ment Agency will be held June Jane Wyman and packed Monday when . Color the 2 at 8 P. M., at The Inde- MRS. ROSE Woodbridge Lions Club played and—Murder at a Print* School: Clifton Webb pendent-Leader Building. PHRENOLOGIST Mickey Rooney - Terr; Moore host to the Youth Week of- ficlals at dinner. . . At the initial Session the READER and ADVISOR "PLATINUM HIGH "Holiday for Levers" SCHOOL" agenda will include basic ori- Advice an all problem* PlUS entation of the agency's re- 'TRONTIER GUN" Ltut But Not Leant: of life SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY sponsibilities; selection of of- Frank Sinatra Born at Perth Amboy Gen- ficers and. consideration of DREAM BOOKS OUTU de Hatllland THURS., KRI., SAT. eral Hospital: Prom Fords, a agency by-laws. 77 Main Street Robert MlUhum JUNE 2, 3, i 11 aon to Mr. and Mrs. Mario Ra- Members of the Redevelop- Woodbridge, N. J. Not as a Stranger" petti, 14 Ling Street, a daugh- ment Agency are Charles E. ME 6-0137 "The Tingler" ,ter to Mr. and—Technicolor and Mrs. George Gregory, Woodbridge, five- 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. Dick Powell - Debbie Reynolds Plus Whitworth, 180 Grandview year-term; S. B. Harris, Co- Monday Through Friday "SUSAN SLEPT HERE" "THE WARRIOR AND THE Avenue, a son to Mr. and Mrs. lonia, four-year-term; Andrew SLAVE GIRL' Saturday and Sunday John Kuntz, 34 Overlook Ter- Lockie, Woodbridge, lour-year- By Appointment Only tPKClAL KIDDIE MATINEE race, from Woodbrldge, »Jterm; Stephen Ruyak, Wood- SATURDAY AT 1 P. M, , and Mrs. Rich-j bridge. $wo-year-term and Rev ard Burrjs, 282 Augusta Street, William' Payne, Fords, one- a son to Mr. and Mrs.i John Sen- yetr-term. lek, 114 Crampton Avenue, . . . from Iselin, a daughter to Mr.' Consolation and Mrs. Joseph ymoli, 107 Policeman—"Why didn't you Your Dollars Bring Truth and Hope Behind the Iron Curtain Correja Avenue, . , . irom Co- stop when I blew my whistle? OAK TREE MILK BAR ••n a scant few years, the spirit of these Czech lonla, a son to Mr. and Mrs. that freedom will one day return. But free- Uady Driver — "Well-uh-I'm children may be broken ... crushed by the never- William Vetesy, 128 Normandy a little deaf." dom in not free Your dollars an needed to help ending avalanche of Red lies, restrictions and di»- Road, . . . from Port Reading, Policeman — "Don't worry operate Radio Free Europe, pay for ita wppUM. tortiona. A great hope remains for them and for the a daughter to Mr. and ,Mis. get your hearing tomor announcen, political analyst* ... keep ita tranc- free world: the 29 powerful truth transmitters of | George Haluska, 15 Fourth Ave- row," 'mitters on the air. Freedom at not free! Send your Hjje,... from Avenel, a daugh- Radio Free Europe. They broadcast tha news as it truth dollars todsy to Crusade for Freedom, care tei1 to Mr, and Mrs. Boris Nau- HOLIDAY SPECIAL! really happens, destroy Red distortifjns, renew menko, 169 Eemsen Avenue. of your local Postmaster. STATE WOW THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JUNE U THEATRE FREEDOM IS NOT FREEH WoodbrldiY, N. J. 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With Ernie Kovac* and MAY 29, 30, Jl The Independent - Leader Continuous Ptilomunc* lun Max»o Moore and Mondaj OAK TREE MILK BAR ••DADDY-O" Walt Disney Pr«MnU OAK TREE ROAD p . z pumi ISELIN The Carteret Press WKI>NKSDAY, JUNE 1 "KIDNAPPED" P unuui Mtmi NNBAMAN SHOW — Co-Hit — LARGEST SODA FOUNTAIN IN N«W JERSBY "REBEL SET" The Ediso Township and Fords Beacon NEWS 8 From AH Indcpcndcnt-Lcadcr P ^ Carteret Press and A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best the Community Inclusively ? Interests of the Residents of the Edison Township and Fords Beacon i Communities We Serve.

PAGE ELEVEN Sweetness anti Light | ^"T Ostrower to Visit Germany RT CHARLES t GREGORY of German Newspaper „ ,„« grow Mnn^ _ Blunt QueMiom to

,„,,,• nf my long, close and favorite associates Berlin Journalist , lint flay5 of Industrious and resourceful 111 lh Bring Invitatiom Set for Monday '',.,.„ __ Leo Casey — passed away Monday, 1(111'""n nrofessional In the business, who could WOODfiRIDdE — Because t ,rv and write it with equal skill and f'nesse, some Alfred University stn- "' £l i. among them a Waoct- V.F.W. Post ' wimp of the best pieces of his time, in arldse man, asked blunt and Lions Club f tinishpcl rhetoric and presentation of de- robing questions of a guest irried the by-line of Leo Casey. lecturer representing a German To be Host newspaper at the university Welcomes the paper will be host this sum- ISEUN - Col. James D, l,0URh this was pot accomplishment enough, mer to 10 students who have Peterson, commander at Rari- New Slate tan Arsenal, will be the speaker ,s liiarming an Irishman as I have ever been Invited to come and study Deeply sentimental and loyW to friendship, present conditions In Germany WOODBRIDGE - Clayton ;ii the annual Memorial Day for themselves. Hollander, Past District Ciover- program at the monument at Id switch from biting sarcasm to warm wit "<>i Hud International Coun- A nth Avenue. r breath. There was no guile about him, Oary Ostrower. son of Mr. wior, installed new officers of salll and Mrs, Joseph Ostrower. It Prior to his assignment at tilt irnsr no application of a thin veneer to hide •unday at the annual dinner .irsenal, Col. Peterson served Dbton Drive, and a Junior at In- Woodbridge Lions Club frHinp. If Casey was fond,of you, his feel- Alfred, is among the 10 stu- in an executive capacity In th« ance held at the Golden Office of Chief of Ordnanca,' .1S conspicuous and his devotion limitless. dent* who will leave Idlewlld rn. Linden. ' ,sn"t. he had a quiet but unmistakable Airport June 9 at 4 P. M "The Ppiitafion, for two years. w; Hamburger Abendblatt," Ger- Awards were given for perfect A native of Galesburg. HI., ht r nutating it—but I never knew him to be many's largest newspaper, has ttendtince for 13 years to Dr. ; is a graduate of Knox College. arranged for housing and em- 'yril I. Hutner, Otto Mayer, :He received his commission la ployment for the young people nd Adolph Gottstein; for five jthe nrmy upon graduation to and will pay any living ex- 'ears to Rocco Pazzari, Edward June 1931. He served In tt» , ,mid do everything well when we were off penses Incurred beyond their Cnth, and William Perna. [South Pacific and participated .1|; some story or other—except handle a pair earnings. The students' only Forty-seven other men were in the Guadalcanal and Solom- :',',' ] havr never been a gambler myself, and expense will be their round- warded pins for one-year per- on Islands campaigns during i :m PI understand what obsession seizes those trip plane tickets. ect attendance. World War II. After the war. )i, im Just couldn't pass a game table. He Dr. Hutner presented in Col. Peterson was assigned th» Dr. Mathilde Koehler. United TO VISIT GERMANY: Three of 10 Alfred University students who will spend the summer iward to Alexander Sabn (or command of Lincoln Ordnanca .'•(iiiifiii't make a pass period. I've known him Nations correspondent for the In Grrmany talk over some travel literature with Professor David Leach. From left to right listinguished services for the Depot, Springfield, 111. and th»n ,„ ins own pay, mineand whosever else's was "Abendblatt," suggested the are Gary Ostrower, Woodbrldire; Karla Turkheimer, New York City; Lawrence Kurlander, .dvancement of Lionism. Amboy Hospital Guild "aligned to Anniston Ord. abii at one session. Finally, in despair ahd plan to her newspaper after Brooklyn and Or. Leach. Officers installed for the nance Depot, Alabama, wher» h( would drift off by himself — and make filling speaking engagement* at ear 1960-61 include: Edward loses Season Tonight he served as commander. Alfred University in January. VeU>e, president; Dr. Isatl-re Col. Peterson then transferred v m cam some extra money somehow in order WOODBRHXJE - The final One of these was before Dr. inowite, first vice president; Sioux Ordnance. Depot, Ne- ,,,.. us hark. We all always got every penny he David Leach's International re-; W.ILS.MusicDepartmentF inn Feted drl Koenig, second vice presi- meeting of the season of the iraska, In 1950. He later at- Woodbridge Branch of the tatton* class and during the dent; Bernard P. Dunigan, tended Army War College, queatlon period, "They gave her thirti vice president: Joseph Perth Amboy General Hospital graduating in 1953. He was re* be dishonest, even in small things. sort of a hard time," Dr. Leach Concert Tomorrow NightBy Teachers Valenti, secretary; Rocco Faz- Woman's Guild will be held to- assigned overseas in 1953 and said. 'The students questioned zarl, treasurer: Peter night at 82 Green Street, served as commanding officer was on the old New York Graphic, which WOODBRIDGE - The In- Greco, her gbout the revival of Nazi WOODBRIDGE — Presenta tail twister; Stanley W o o d b r i d ge. The executive )f Ordnance Stock Control less standing than either of the other Mann Center, Heidelberg, Germany sentiments in Oermany and strumental music department! tion of a certificate to Wlnfleld Lion tamer; and Jerome Levlne board meeting will begin at for one year and then two yean ouis. a reporter who acknowledged he the extent of anti-Semitic feel- of Woodbridge High School] J. Finn, member of the Board financial secretary. 7:30 P. M. and the regular ing. Apparently, she felt that 6th VIP Day at the Ordnance Supply Con- »! any of them had difficulty in covering under the direction of Caslmlr f Education for 10 years and Directors are William Han- meeting at 8:30 P. M. the best way to answer their I former president of the trol Agency, Orleans, France. Tin tabloids, even then, were notorious Urbanski will present a spring sen, Otto Mayer, Charles K A group of women from the questions was to have them Board, was the highlight of thi Returning to the United States . music festival tomorrow night At Arsenal Paul, Frank J. Novak, Dr. Hut- Perth Amboy branch will dis- handling of the news to accommodate come and see conditions for fifteenth annual spring dinhe: In August 1956, he was assigned ner, Wilson J. Stockel, and cuss the functions of The Una lor circulation—and few respectable themselves." at 8:00 in the High School WOODBRIDQE - Close to if the Woodbridge to Chief of Ordnance in Wash- John A. Aquila. ThTift Shop. .iT willing to have their names or faces Forty student* applied for auditorium. 00 state, county and munici- Federation of Teachers hel< ington where he served until his reassignment to Raritan the invitation, extended on a The dance band will synco- pal officials have accepted an Tuesday evening at the EUza- ew* report As a consequence, some of Arsenal. * campus-wide basis, A faculty pate with Harlem Nocturn, nvitatlon from Ran tan Arsenal beth-Carteret Hotel, Elizabeth. iid reporters would identity themselves Commander Colonel James D. selection committee designated featuring Margaret Brown on Peterson to attend the 6th An- Stephen Szlinsky, principal Silver Tea on June 1st Col. Peterson was integrated iK for the accepted contemporary news- 10 on the basis of academic ex- alto sax, Cha Cha for Judy, nual "VIP Day" today at the of School 6, made the award into the regular army in July ellence, personality, character Solid Blue, and, with the Three 1 army installation in Edison to Mr .-Finn and mentioned tti 1946, He has been awarded the and contributions to campus Jay's, "Around the World" Township. $8,0(10,000 school building pro To Aid Avenel Library Bronze Star, Presidential Unit ubterfupe was not for Leo Casey. I can life, according to Dr. Leach. "My Fair Lady" will be ren- gram that was begun when he Citation with star and hold* T very well his saying: The group will fly from New dered by the orchestra. The list of guests include was a board member. Three AVENKL — The Avenel Wo- Guests were Mrs John Egan five overseas bars among other York to Paris where they will The concert band will begin State Senator John A. Lynch Junior high schools abd five man's club ended its season at Jr., president of the Junio: decorations. State Assemblyman Joseph C elementary schools were con- be met by an "Abendblatt' Its section of the program with a dinner at the log Cabin, Woman's Club of Avenel; Mis; Prior to the program the an- • Vf r m po out and claini you're working (or representative and taken OH ft The March of the Steel Men Doren. County Prosecutor Ed structed as a result of this ex- Valeric Greco, president of the nual Memorial Day parade will tour Woodbridge. Mrs. John Mahon liMlf'S. but not me. Teitirrlhy money Item the i »' the, French capitoi, TheOrpheus Overture from which ward J. Dolari, Freeholder Jo pansion. Sub Junior Woman's Club of be held starting 4 3 P.M. fonhic and as long as it pays TM I ^i' not deny l*tudent organization of the came the famous Can-can, seph R. Costa, County Clerk Patrick A. Boylan, superin- was chairman of the affair. Avenel; Mrs. Patrick Donato, The route of the parade will ;'-i!u! ni'^ot the story, anyway." University of Hamburg has ex- Crete's Piano Concerto Number M. Joseph Duffy, and numerou tendent of Township schools, Donations were made to Save honorary member; Mrs. Wil- be as follows; Wood Avenue, officials from the county level. also spoke and said that when! corner Oak Tree Road, down tended a welcome to the Al(red|One in A Minor featuring Mar- Ithe Children Federation, Amer- liam Hayden, Mrs. Joseph student.i, and will house three Also Mayor and councilmen this program was begun it was Rhodes, Mrs, Donald Campbell Green Street, to Benjamin Ave- tin Staiim as pianist, and Con- ican Leprosy Mission and the .isteni.shinK part of it was, that he did—and of the visitors. It has also asked certo Gross, featuring Peter'rora " municipalities, lnclud the largest school building pro- and Mrs. Ralph Miranda. nue, to Grand Street, to Mid- nnu <:h in his later years he left active report- the Americans to participate in Benidlct, James Manzo trump-lng Woodbridge Township, gram ever undertaken In New Kiddee Keep Well Camp. dlesex Turnpike to Auth Ave- Jersey. He praised Mr. Finn's nue and monument in front of public relations, it saddens me to know IItt s summer weekenkd d excursioni s etsts, , and Roger Bangert trom-!trom magtstrates w]icc cnlefs' post Mrs, William Kuzmlak re mastersmasters> Of til! service to the school system. ported another package of firehouse. a raftsman of his superiority and a gentle- and recreational program. bone. They will also play selec-!! ^"^members of th( 1 " •' his dimoasions, has now left the scene. It As of mid-May, the sponsor- tions from The Music Man,,il)ress and Illdl°- More than 200 teachers and clothing was sent to the Save Club Plans Grand marshal of the parade ing newspaper had secured Victory at Sea, and Proud The program will consist o school officials attended the the Children Federation. Five will be Gus Campise, past com- vi- ilv a fpw weeks ago that I whispered to my- summer Jobs for eight of the Heirltage. The band will be an afternoon of golf, starting dinner, the guest speaker of pairs of scissors were donated mander of Iselin Post, VFW, which was Dr. Irvine Kerrison • a -• ^d-bye to Frank Jamieson. 10 The "Abendblatt" will em- conducted by Richard Kilmer. at 1 P. M.. on the arsenal golf to the local cancer dressing assisted by Alfred German. of Rutgers University. His sub- • * • * ploy three, the "Berliner Mor- The entire conceit will be re- course, a social hour at 5 o' group, according to Mrs. Joseph Card Party Heading the line of march ject was "New Directions in genpost, one; Shell Oil Com- corded on long-playing albums 'clock, and an outdoor barbeque Suchy. Mrs. Samuel Albrecht will be Mayor Frederick M, N">-w York Times, yesterday, m its own estl- Labor Education." He discribed 1 pany, one; a dry cleaning con- and a guest artist will be onkuflper at 6 o'clock. announced the bicycle rack has I COLONIA — The Federated Adams and Commltteemen the program Rutgers and other ' 1-w Casey, said: cern, two; H clgaret manu- hand to perform with the band.I '"VIP Day" has been regard- been Installed at the Avenel Thomas Costello and David state universities are evolving Women's Club of Colonia met ' * * • facturer and philanthropist, ed as a popular community re- public library.- Nicola. Among the groups par- to apply academic disciplines Tuesday night at 82 Green : lf| one. The group will return to lations event at the arsenal ticipating will be all units of a iong career as newspaper man and to practical union problems. A silver tea for the benefit Street, Woodbridge. Due to an the United States about Sep- over the past years. Basically, VFW, Auxiliary, drill te^m and • ••i.itioas man before he took on his last Fire Co. Auxiliary These include curricula for In- of the local library will be held increase of members, it was de- Junior Girls Auxiliary; Fire 1 tember 15. it is an outgrowth of the an- dividual trade union students June 1 at the home of Mrs. cided to hold all future meet- departments and auxiliaries, tit. nn the firing line at the New York City To March in Parade nual Armed Mr. Ostrower, a graduate of Forces Week and teacher-training programs, John Medvetz, 400 New Dover ings in the church hall of the Kadets of America, Woodbridge Authority There as director of public re- luncheon held at the arsenal 1 I Woodbridge High School in Robert flflascenlk, newly- Road, Colonfa Avenel Presbyterian Church. VFW Band, Iselin Fife and '•" fasey earned the handaome tribute, PORT READING — The and then expanded in the suc- 1957. is a junior at Alfred. He elected president of the Fed- The second weekly card party Mrs. Wilmer K. Allebach, Drum Corps, Red Devil Band of Ladies' Auxiliary of the Port ceeding years. Both area offi- y appropriate, written of him by the has a twin brother, Victor, also eration, presented his fellow- will take place June 6 at 107 president, made the following Trenton, Boy and Girl Scout 'Hi1 Reading (Ire company will meet cials and key arsenal personnel was a great fighter for the principle a graduate of WHS, who is now incoming officers as follows: appointment*: Mrs. Russell Monday at 7:30 A. M. In the have expressed themselves as Second Avenue Port Readies units of Iselin; men and ve- a junior at Marietta College, Louis Kuhn, Anthony Caprigll- even when the truth hurt.' He was flrehouse In full-dress uniform. pleased with the opportunity to with Mrs. George Haiisen and Bauer, year book chairman; hicles from Raritan Arsenal, e a straight answer. Usually, with Ohio. Oary it president of Al- They will attend the 8 A. M. one, Miss Joan Mickus, vice Mrs. William Larsen, co-host- Mrs. Gerald Firmly, revision of Gold star Mothers will" be rep- fred's science club and consul assemble under relaxed condi- Mass at St. Anthony's Church, tions and discuss matters of presidents; Miss Emily Hol- esses. by-laws and standing rules; resented by Gertrude Strasser, ^ tarn of newspaper experience, he was of his fraternity, Tau Delta together with the firemen, and mutual interest: land, secretary; Stephen K. Members were reminded by Mrs. J. J, Wirtz and Mrs. Wil- past president of Iselin VFW •he question came. When he wasn't, Phi. He Is a special reporter for lard MacArgel, auditors. •"»' will then march as a group iln; Werlock, treasurer; Robert Mrs. Francis / Clooney, chair- Auxiliary. the university's weekly news- Mahon, corresponding secre- i, tirelessly without complaint. It didn't , . the Memorial Day parade man, to save clothing and The repent cake sale earned •u. v UIl d u in Johnson outriders planniyg j^. ^obert Peterson parlia. Woodbridge. household articles for the rum- $41.60, it was announced by iiiffeience that the fact might be un- P*^-tor> . d i>0 "wo""'"tic t sCience* m his- 'H-state drive. his employer. He produced them, i l *" " ' ' - mentarian. mage sale to tie held Septem- Mrs. Wlrttf./ Mrs. James Ander- 'Mr. Werlock was'toastmaster ber 24. son Introduced Mrs. Roheitt Pupils See detachment. This was the kind of of the evening £ nd Mrs. Gene- 'nat Mrs. William Hansen, presi^ Mclntyre as a new member ana served 'the authority and the public Mrs. Stein Giben Synagogue Organizations vieve Schwab gave th* invoca- said that 13 new members had tion. Entertainment was pro- dent, reported on h'er attend- Heart Fihri ll•••wa! s a fine example of well-informed in* been added to the tiub since public relations" Fareurfl Party vided by Mrs. James Fish, Miss ance as club delegate to the WOODBRIDGE — Pup(ls ill New Jersey State Federation of January. • •'»»• ' MENLO PARK—Mis. Jennie Lorraine Oklamack, Miss Maur two Township schools got a Stem, whu resides with her Hold Joint Installation reen McDonnell, Miss Mickus Women's Club's state conven- The club has received a cer- lesson in how their heart worki •iiiiclv, wa tificate of its membership in Caaey. 'daughter and son-in-law at 18 WOODBRIDGE — The in-;treasurer: Jules Meinstrich and Miss H. L. Stec. Dr. Ralph tion,in Atlantic City. She an- this week, through the ftuSillt Hudson Street, Menlo Park, coming officers of the Con- Philip Mappen, and Mrs. Mil Barone, member of the Board nounced eight new clubs joined the General Federation of Wo- ties of the Middlesex Count]' men's Clubs from Washington, was ft>U;d at a farewell party gregation. Sisterhood, and the ton bedrick, board members, of Education, introduced the the state federation this past Heart Association. D. C, Mrs. Joseph Hivhus said, Kiven by her friends before Men's Club of the Adath Israel Sisterhood officers are: Mrs other Board members. Mr year, two of which are in the A representative of the Heart A.ademy Examination Set sixth district. She reported Miss The card party to be held leaving for Miami Beach, Fla., Synagogue were installed at a Ernest Ln-chmiin, president Capriglione was chairman of Association presented a pro- June 14 .will be in School 16 in- •Senator Jersey. Alt person* deUrmx to where she is vacationing and combined Installation and Mrs. Jack Laden, vice pregiden the dinner, assisted by Miss Jean Widmaiei-, Avenel, was gram on "Physiology of the 'H-N.J.i' to. dance, Saturday in the Wood- for educatiun: Mrs. Miltoi Mickus as co-chairman. Mrs. the recipient of a $100 federa- stead of the previously an- Heart" to sixth grade classes take the «aminB|ion should tiaviius a grand time. nounced location, accprdlng to n-i to hold write to Senator Case at Room Tho.se in attendance included bridge Jewish Community Cen- Bedrick, Vice president for way: G. L. Matey was ticket chair tion scholarship. Mrs. llans<|n at School 4 in Avenel and ter. Mrs. David Ctutman and and means; Mis. Fred Kessel man. ' served on the election commit- klrs. John Martin, Jr., ehair- 2*8, Senaie Offlct BiiildingJMrs. Pearl Splvak, Mrs. Ann School 10 in HopeJBwn. Jack pottdenker were co-chair- man, vice president for pro tee of the convention. nan. him Washington 35, D. C iTeiwbuura, Mrs. Minnie Pearl, A film entitled, "The Heart- graming; Mis, Robert Korb, ffO HOLD FAIR Mrs. A. L. Massey of the Candidate*s for the U. S.Mn Florence Btock, Mrs. Ida men Ind Irwin Hundert head How It Works," was shown as vice president for membership; COLONIA — School 21 PTO ftauffer Company, Phlladel- part of the program. Naval, Service Academies should be ftt|p,| edman, Mrs. Rose Freedner. ed trtr* arrangementarrangementss flommitflommit- DANCE SATURDAY '•'I M T Mrs. Robert Mejnick, financial will hold a County Fair on the hia, presented a program on The presentations were part Marine least 17 years of age and musters. Ella Wolfe, and Mrs Gus COLONIA — The Little Fel- secretary: Mrs. Irwin Hundert, school grounds June 11. There xercise through vibration. of the Heart Association's edu- a en nott lwvh e h J A s«lo was presented by Mrs. lows League of Colonia will hold 'n'nnuT «J ^f, * washed" their 22nd:sJ Ullin. recording secretary; Mrs. Ar will be games, rides, hot dogs, 3oor prize was won by Mrs. rational program for school r Abraham Wlnograd, accom- its fourth annual dunce Satur- '""" of 1961. birthday by July 1 of the caleu- ^ _, thur Vogel, corresponding sec- soda, hamburgers and articles Bernard Cheress and dark children throughout Middlesex panied by Mrs, George Oettle. day at 9 P. M. in the Civic Im- « open tojdar year in which they will] Cancer drugs found to aid retary; and Mis. Joseph Gold of all kinds for sale. Contribu- lorse prize by Mrs. MacAreel County. Rabbi Samuel Newberger de- provement Club, Irunan Ave- f New enter one of the academies, jtwo other diseases. berg, treaurei' tions of white elephant items livered the Invocation and ben- nue. Music will be supplied by and home-made cakes are par- ediction. The Men's club officers are 'The Notesmen 1 Door prizes The Congiegatiq» officers Robert Korb, president; Geral ticularly wanted. will be idrcaluuents are Sol Klein, president; Louis Cation, vke president; Leonard ^Missouri pledges 34 volt's for served, and all niweeds will Strauss, f|rst vice president; Goldman, neirdiiig secretary benefit the League. - NOTICE - SUMMER READING CENTER Efnettt IdtjRhmBiL, second vice o correapondin Colonia Public Library president; Mrs, Maurice Cho- secretary; imd Gerald Kauf dosh, secretary: Joseph Klein, man, treasum All Member SECOND ANNUAL SESSION ME 4-0809 SUMMER COAL PBICI S June 27th to August 5th VOU CAN'T BUY BKTTW LAW OFFICES cur* for .hlldrrn. on # I'EA COAL »ddltloiul aid and InntructiWi NUT OB STOVE HEADING POW[E*. $1845 of tin* Perth Amboy liar AuM Registration Limited $19.95 COAL WILL BK CLOSED EVKKY SATURDAY l.'i.B •on CHODOSH Bros, and WEXLER Now Thru September 10, i%»' DtnoUon <* p. o, #J1. Cotonla, N. J 16 E. Grand Avenue, Rahway TV 8-11MW Serving Resident* of: Marion L. OrMnun Or call evening WOODBKIDGE, AVENEL. SBWAEEN, PORT HEADING. PERTH AMBOY BAR ASSOCIATION Waverly OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE l$EUN, COLONIA and FORDS Bwtha Orange 1-8238 Open Daily Till It P. M. — Bundaj Till 1 f. J*. OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN istlng hazards will not be overcome by Kennedy Continues to the mere denial of the Klein project, Your New and their aggravation will not be avoided by denial of the Klein project Social Security Forward in Latest "Trial ki either. Certainly if It locates a stone's throw from the preferred site in Wood- Scanm bridge Township, Ford Avenue will be District Manager --Widens Slim Lead Over Nixo subjected to the same increase in Q. How can a sen-' individual benefit by FIN'K, Director, past month, sentinn. • (Dtrtprtt frees traffic so patrons can reach its lo- accurate business records '" Princeton Researen Service nedy has edged cation in Edison. social security purposes? PRINCETON-Rcsults of the that for Nlxoi 1 ll.K Cbarlei I Oratory Klein's is really not the big issue A. Your monlhlT 1.3 Editor and PlbHaber etirity benefit Is 6a* Nfw Jersey Poll "trial has Inched forwar at hand. »«ra«e earnlnr« "nd'r of voter preference show dn. When today's rht H Ltulti u4 r security. The only way Jo Kennedy of Massachu- Vnli • rof4» BHCM puMlikt* wwkb •• lhir»il«J Correction of Ford Avenue's defi- up alongsldr t IS-M urrcn StrKt W 4-tlll •are of your correct «*• widening his slim lead Wmribridft Dm 4«rmq ciencies, is. ployment earnings U to over Vice President Nixon. reported h- Tin cuum Pr™ DoktubM nMl) M aeenrate record, of your bu»l These were the findings when previous surveys win, ,,' decided Vote ^f( HI BnoKttlt K«H UIMM The Highest Paid neu transaction for prepara- professional New Jer- n CmiiwrL »« tion of your tw return. ™ •""££& 'reporters working out trend looks like this Recent figures show that the high- many cases the* record. »•"* / put the, following New Jew*, mil Mn(|. I ffOOOBRIDGE PUBLISHING COMPANV Prlncetoll est paid executive in the United States be submitted in addltIon to « U(m m fRM ^ f«e inter- Since October, m Charlei E Gregory. PraldeBt copy or the tan return IttfU. ^ ^ (.^.section of 1,000 in 1959 was probably Frederic G. Don-j g g Lawrence P Campim Q, I am a self-employed ofthe gtftte.saaultcltlwnJl: Vice President tad ner, chairman of the General Motors! grocer. In addition to my birth „ iht October, 1959 xi/;., B) UJTtM <«UTtrr <• MBU pa »W Corporation. His salary was $201,350.-j certificate, what evidence of /u^wfreb January, I960 M.fl- pOw rain t; Mil, uAli" tht to $469,000.00. A. Bring complete cople* of Rkbard Nhon were the April, I960 your, 1959 Income Ui return.. candidate, which TODAY 4S t< Therefore, Mr. Donner's total earn- Hke to tee Forma 1040 and 1040C, which From the ings from General Motors, as its' chair- we prefer to retain fn our fll«, can be seen that'ow r,, and a receipt or other eTWence r man, was $870,350.00, The statewide results; seven months, showing you paid the Social Voten Only Nixon has slowly A,,. Of course, under the federal tax Becurlty self-employment tai 51.1% while that for Kc;;!,., schedule, as it is now set up, Mr. Don- Q. I own a small hardware, slowly increased To Right A Wrong ner paid about $500,000.00 of this to store. May I voluntarily pay the. maximum social security tax In Since October ig.-,j The Board of Education should ^^ the unu; Perhaps we are wrong — but some- $3,500,000.00 Most of that, of course O. Palmer always spice top- all State employees. back to bed now." When a Kennedy, 50%; Nixon, 4»,3%; timent In the stat-. Invariably, Palmer drives to worKfr ' short of his| Money With A Frown how we cannot help but place some went to the federal government in the level conferences of State Undecided, 0.1%. Thus over the them in this news; a; county and municipal officials; his office from his home in planned objective, Palmer saysj A banker is a man who will of the blame for this sad fact on our •he missed the brass ring." form of taxes. and help clear the way for mu-|short Hills dally, will ask his lend you money, if you can lack of full-day facilities in our high An interesting facet of the high tual agreements on importanti first Monday morning tele- Persons who make remarks!prove you don't need it. phonic caller "If he hung out without proper thought are —Marshalltown Times- school. We think it would be highly executive salary picture is the bite road projects. Republican the wash yet?" When asked "shooting from the hip." He Looking for a Unique] Irrational to argue that our children, taken by federal taxes after one's in- Despite his 74 years, Palmer always advises his subordinates appears as young at any man about his busy hours, he will in a half day, can prepare themselves 'to keep things on an even] Wordi On Plaj come is already very high. As one cal- on the 14-member cabinet of admit he "Is Just one of the All men are not homeless, but keel." Graduation or for college as well as can those who Governor Robert B. Meyner. boys who get out the broom and some are home less than culator recently pointed out, if a $200,- And the State Highway Com- attend classes a full day. We have His unruffled demeanor under shovel to help clean things «P- others. —Jax Air News, 000.00-a-year executive is to receive a all conditions, aided and abet- Duallzation, widening and mlssioner has been known to Jacksonville, Fla. Wedding Gift? asserted before, and at the risk of pay raise of $3,000,00 a year, his com- ted by a gracious smile and resurfacing highways comprise compare a fast talker trying to sell the State something it does Facts Forum sounding demagogic will say it again, pany must increase his pay $25,000.00. conversation which invariably "a half sole and heel Job" in Why not five them a lhaxe of American features an off-balance ap- the official lingo of the State not need as being like the Sus- No. they didn't run out ofj that we have not played fair with our common stock. It doein't have to eoat you * lot- In the highest income brackets, an proach to problems of statewide Highway Commissioner. The quehanna _ Riverj - 200 miles shotguns. They always use youngsters. executive can keep less than ten cents importance, has endeared him first step in constructing miles long and * feet deep. swords at a military wedding. and ownership of good common stock mtuni thrill to New Jersey officialdom. of highway is always "the first MEMORIAL DAV: —New Jer- —Sea Foam have a personal *Uk« In ft going euncrri). lu It is in the hope of correcting this of each additional dollar he earns. sey residents next Monday — However, the gong-ringing bite of the cherry." When he Watch Out Far Motorites owner* can receive eaih dlvidendi and If tht com- call* upon an expert to workiMemorial Day — will visit tragedy that the Board Is seeking ways The most impressive part of the discipline which he enforces in for nothing, Palmer will tell cemeteries and decorate graves Science shows us how to sail pany rrowi, the itoek may grow In value too. the spacious State Highway of providing the total opportunity in executive salary picture is that the him he will "get his name on as the result of an act of south- over the North Pole and fly Sound practical? Then let u tdl you mot* about Building here, would not gen- high school preparation. The cost of ern kindness which has never over the moon, but you're still United States Treasury certainly gets erate any move on the part of the silver shoe horn." this unusual gift idea. There •• »b*o|ulclr no been allowed to die. on your own when you cross meeting this goal will be great — but employees to cause him to win Off the record comments by obligation. its share of money from the nation's Memorial Day had its origin the street. a popularity contest. But in the Palmer are always "on the this is our responsibility. top business leaders, | two years after the close of the —Onawa (Iowa) Sentinel In summary, as for the communist Civil War when the women o: Daffynltlon Columbus, Miss., decorated the cry that the United States is a country A diplomat is a man who can T. L. Watson & Co. The Problem: Ford Avenue Know Your Representatives graves of both Confederate and convince his wife that she'd Some Interest has been indicated in where the rich get by with murder, a The best citizen is an active citizen, one who is alert Union soldiers on a day set!], fat in a mink coat. aside for this specific purpose. MONROE A. WEIANT, Resident Partner a request for review of the thinking glance at the top salaries, and the tax and goes to the source to secure the best possible in- —Almanac, U. S. S. Bon A news dispatch of the Incident Homme Richard bite taken, shows that we continue to formation. The best representative is one who cooperates Founded 1832 — TeL HI 2-2650 which resulted In a denial of a zoning with his constituents! and Is ready and eager to receive thrilled the North with tender- N.onwrltinf Writer MEMBEB variance at Ford Avenue and Route I "soak the rich" for our government's their views. ness, and thus Memorial Day was born. The freshman whose mother NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE on a 45-acre tract which was proposed business to a high degree. Herewith are the names o! your representatives. Keep In May, 1868, Adjutant Oen- addressed a postcard for each in touch with them. eek as a site for a Klein Department Store. The communists in Moscow, more- eraj N. P. Chipman suggested|»' he'd be away from home AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE to National Commander John and told him, "Now dear, all The original application was denied over, recently announced they were • II. S. Congress A. Logan of the Cfrand Army ofl>°" n«d to do is write, 'QX... on many grounds, principal among eliminating practically all income Senate the Republic that he should in- Marvin.' and then mail It," PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK Senator Harrison A. Williams, Jr., (D), Senate Office Marvl taxes by 1965. The wealthy American augurate a custom and set a n replied "All right, but (At tki » Corner*) which was the inadequacy of Ford Building, Washington, D. C. Home — Princeton. date for the spreading of spring^ou write the OX. on it, and Senator Clifford P, Case (R), Senate Office Building. lf rm not ru Kratch ll Avenue to carry existing traffic with- will almost certainly continue to pay flowers on the graves of Union ' »ut."; PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY through the nose. Washington 25, D. C. Home — 345 Elm Avenue, Rah- soldiers. Such an order was is- -Chicago Trlbunel, out taxing it further by traffic which way. would travel to and from a large de- sued by Logan setting May 30, House of Representatives 186S as the first Decoration partment store. This was certainly a The Business of Youth Day. Representative Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr. (R), Fifth Con- Nearly all states of the Union ^ valid reason for fear, but rejection of Millions Qf Americans, boys and gressional District, House Office Building, Washing- now observe May 30. as Memo- girls, young men and young women, ton 25, D. C. Home — MorrUtoW 1 the Klein proposal did not eliminate rial Day,— the most noble of all NEVER FORGET the need for improving the capacity are about to end a year of their edu- State Legislature holidays) GOVERNMENT COSTS:-The • of Ford Avenue. cation in the schools, colleges and State Senator John A, Lynch, New Brunswick. New Jeney State Government This, we believe, is a problem of universities of the nation. will cost $431,883,669 to operate many facets which must be faced by Some of these students, no doubt, Members of Assembly during the next fiscal year, be- Gettysburg our town government. With the con- have been seriously impressed with the William Kurtz, South Amboy. ginning July 1. J. Edward Crablel. Mllltown. The amount was fixed by the struction of many homes and schools troubles that beset the world. By con- Joseph Doren, Dunellen. Joint Legislative Appropriations in the area servjed by Ford Avenue, the trast, their pursuit of learning repre- Committee, headed by Senator Flanders Field Walter H. Jones. (R.), Bergen, artery should have been widened! or an sents inaction in the midst of what Board of Chosen Freeholders Karl E. Metzger, president, Rutgers UnlVenlty, New which also proposed payment alternate thoroughfare should have may be a serious crisis. Some of them Brunswick. of an additional 13,936,988 ,to pay expenses Incurred dmtig Guadalcanal... been provided. Unfortunately, we were have reached the conclusion that ttysre George L. Burton, Jr., 19 Agate Road, Lawrence Brook the present fiscal period for Village, New Brunswick. too obsessed with the mania for home are other things more importanti in which no money was officially Edythe 8. McAndrew, New Brunswick. I appropriated last year. development and forgot to attend to their lives than ijhe pursuit of «iu- Joseptt R. Costa, 123 Hillcrest Avenue, Ediaon. Next year's cost of State cation. j Thomas H. Lee, 140 Front Street, South Pl^Jofled. ordinary safety requirements which Government il the highest on George Otlowskl, 541 Kennedy Street, Perth Amboy. should have been met first. The editor of this paper would like record. The amount Is $518,465 To rectU these Utdefald* oo Me- William J. Warren, 875 Main street, Fords. Ford Avenue is dangerous tot both to go on record in Opposition to such lover the budget submitted by BANKING HOURS: morial Day, tp remember, the aeri- Governor Meyner last Febru- : automobile traffic and for pedestrians. an idea. Our young people will do well Woodbridge Township Contftoe ary. The additional cost was! Monday Thru fied of our foldieri, nilon *fld MAYOR^-Fredejick M. Adams, Colonia partly due to the committee's I airmen, is to usuie against future If Klein's builds in Edison Township to make their plans to cbntiijue the FIRST WARD —Edward Kath, Woodbridge Thursday recommendation that $387,000' development of their personalities by Maynard Winston, Woodbrtdge wan and their horror*. Always instead of Woodbridge Township, on be made available after July 1 9 A. M. to J P. M. SECOND WARD—R. Richard Krauss, Fotdl a site near the one for which a vari- seeking to acquire learning. i to provide salary Increases for Remember Leon Blanchard, Fords , PrMay professors and teachers at Rut- ance wasf refused, Ford Avenue will After all, character-building is large- THIRD WARD - Elmer Dragos, AveneL gers and the six other state 9 A. H. to « P. It not be spared a worsening of its exist- ly the work of youth. By the time the John Hughes, WoodbridfB FOURTH WARD — Thomas J. Costello, UaUn colleges at Olanboro, TrenWn, Montclajr, Paterson, Jersey This Bank will be closed Memorial Day, M"> ing hazards. If Woodbridge Township average man or woman reaches ma- David Nicola, Iselln City stndjj^on. 4n additional! WABD -Jtfoba fcvajfco. Colanl* > «* persists in its rejection of the ratables turity, principles haw been accepted Mt0,00Q I» Incorporated hj y, l g T. Miller, Colonjf.^.. e which Klein's represents, while stih which later influence the activities o( ttppropftatlonft Mil adopted by I bearing the brunt of the inadequacy life. There is no substitute for the of Carteret the Legislature to start medical Stephen Skiba, Mayor Insurance tor State employees. , of Ford Avenue, an intolerable conse- formative period of life and no time is Walter SuBtfin . Cost of operatinu the New President of BorpUfb Council, \ quence will be created. " , lost which results in the development Jersey State Government is not r : reflected in'any local property Whether — for other reasons — we of character. Thomas MfUk Walter SulUm tax bill. State revenues are re- decide to.send Klein's to Edison, we We trust that the studente of this John Hutnlck John D'ZuxUla ceived only when citizens smoke Woodbridge Alexander Such Adam Symborafcl cigarettes, attend the races still "/ill face the dangers presented^ by town, now wondering whether to con- drink alcoholic* beverages,'drive Ford Avenue according to its present tinue their scholastic work, will not Township of Edisot cars and puri-limse iawline, lose interest in their studies under the Anthony M. Yeloncstcs Neil A, IJcDonald own » corporation, hive bljir dimen ions. These dangers — before Mayor President ft Council board* or dte leaving enough National Bankl some tragic accident, we hope — must false impression that they are not COUNCTUtEN bequests to pay inheritance be eliminated, even though they important. Proper preparation for life William F. Ashton Frank j. Ttkac* taxes. Our New Building, Con.tr Moore Avenue Bernard J. Dwyer Dr. William Totb and Berry Street .Opp. Town Hill. should never have been allowed to de- itself Is the most serious business that William N. Margolla Walter H. Wood TEACHERS' »KS||»ENCE:-ln thla day of mobility and sub- velop in the first place. Certainly ex- can confront youth. Corpo"""" (Continued on Member: Federal Rewvf Sy.Um and IIMMOM PAGE THIRTEEN \tfociate8 Clubwomen Slate to be Spring Fair jft Discuss Hold Annual Installed To be Held ^jl()Ol Site Spring Fete Colonia By Deborah 'IN The On June 2nd -IIA a spe- ,i,,s COLONIA - The Deb,™,, nt the nmnm, |1Mn ttmr.licon at. nnrs [.cnmic nf Colonia will hold its mi/WIA .School 22 Wtf"-' vsldeiit, P nstnllfltlon of officers m a din- hold its first. Sprint! FairThUrt* I'm-k, In chnrRe nf Mrs Andrew H1|« «»-\ nf the Arlhl r liall. Rahway, toniRht at 7:30 nil the school mounds. a post M. Entertainment JU ^ inles nnci kiddy rides Mi." Herbert William W Bernard |)ro. furnished by Leo Seller and' planned. ir.llrd Mdi'il over the business n includes David Malinskl'. ac- Ij'onnrri Fischer is ami iippolnlcd the following cordionist; Joan Sinister," mis- i\ Toms. < iiiiiniion for tile 196fl-(il ,sni- c-hnirtnnn. assisted by the tress of ceremonies nnd "vocal- lira im; commit tee hends: hl meeting will be •Miii Mrs, Bliss, program: Mrs. ist; and Charlotte Shnnn, NiihiTt. Bnrber, refrpghmen^ ydmol 16, Further Kiii'jiie RuckbrU and iMrs. Wil- (liincer. Mrs. i«nts Outirlno, plan ,,ll mke place on liam IJiunjell, Americnn home; Mis Hy Plrlcser, cakes; ] (lf (|ir proposed Mi.-., Frrci Walker, public we.l- Those to be installed in office Wilhur Cippnly. mnned ,, school. The AS- fiuc; Mrs. Erb, youth conser- president, Mrs. .Solomon Mrs. Arthur Hoffmann, vation; Mr.s. Clara Newninu, m: first vice president, PROMOTI-I): Charles J. iMrs. Vernon Harsell, IIK nil membership. Mrs. Bertha Hnn- Mrs. Lee Savage; second vice Crump. Jr.. Culnnia, has \)ffn >resident, Mrs. William Hoop- Mrs. William Hadam. N, k Dover Road. nn, hospitality; Mrs. Henry REV. THOMAS DKNTH'I elected vlrr pr(-*ld,nt |n ''•lephanl; Mrs. Edward r; third vice president A,li be malUid.to charge of credit and opera- Buckhhold and Mrs. Hanna. In- j decorations. James DeMarco; fourth vice rime HIP June tions for C.I.T. I in-national relations; Mrs. Erb, 1 '••ubliclty; and • Mrs. Walker, ;>rosidfnt. Mrs. Stanley Kafka-' A If The final PTA meeting of tWij-. ; l 'AV nnfiazinc. program chairman, Mrs. Irving •year was held recently In ti>!;f' f the C.I.T. Blinderman; treasurer, Mrs • school auditorium. Vincent •''"' l.nvcr membership. m t Financial Corporation. He Mrs. Ruckbeil reported 500 Edward Cohen; recording sec- Pripcf!Donnell. director of ii.'ilf the homeowners! fttlcceeda Grorre E. I,a»Pr- ounds of clothinn are being retary, Mrs. Joseph Sollish-' nance for the Board of >„ covered by the A«- nit £o Kentucky throuKh the NEW SLATE: Above are the new officers nf the Woman's Society of Christian Serrtee of jren who li retiring »fter 36 social secretary, Mrs. H. A COLONIlo A - Rev. Thomas tlon, and Warner H. Thurl „,• already members, "ive the Children Foundation. the New Dover Methodist Church who were installed hy Rev. Albert Sweet. Front row yean of wrvlce with the Galambos; flnanclnl secretary Dentlci, assistant at St. Ce- assocaite agricultural agent Diiii 8 larurr mem- inrs. Kichard Thompson, vice president: Mrs. Walter Tlace, president; Mrs. Robert company. A native of Brook- The following members were Mrs. Paul Gabriele; correspond- celia's Church, Iselin, will be Middlesex County, were ,11 nnki- lor A strong- lyn, Mr, Crump received a warded plnfc by Perth Amboy swenson, secretary; back row, Mrs. Raymond Stoner, treasurer; Mrs, Harold Dennis, ing secretary, Mrs. Isaac Heller (ruest speakers. secretary of promotion; Mrs. Frank Hermann, corresponding secretary; Mrs. James the Ruest speaker at a meeting B.8. Degree hi Finance from Oeneral Hospital for time do- historian, Mrs. Charles Laux-' of the 8t. John Vianney Altar Donna Wterzbickl and Oeor|t , i!,,. recent special Ewl(, secretary of literature and publication. aux ; Lafayette Collece and a >ated in preparation of dress- man; auditor, Mrs. Bernard De- and Rosary Society Wednesday Crystal, winners of the receal-jt 1,,-Mdfs those men- Master of Biulneu Admlnli- ings: 500-hbur pin to Mrs. Darlo; publicity, Mrs. George at 8:30 P. M. at School 20. Hisessay contest, read their :„,,, were Dr. Oene tratlon derree from New Dansell; 100-hour pins to Mrs, Savarese. subject will be "Life Everliut- winning compositions. York University. He served as svlson Kenworthy, Williams, Mrs. Ruckbell, Mrs. Chairmen are Appointed Mothers Circle lng." At a recent meeting of thi ,-i Wilson. Mrs. How- an officer In the N»yy from ; Henna, Mrs. John Cwelkalo, Mother-Daughter Rev. Dentlci received his A.B.executive board meeting, ap- 1942-1945. He ii married to Mr.s. Walker, and Mrs. New- pointments were made to the former Marjorle Trim- degree from Niagara Universi- man, i By Colonia Sisterhood Closes Season Luncheon Enjoyed ty, and was ordained May 30budge, t and finance conunltl mer and they are the parent* Plans are being made to form COLONIA - The Mothers COLONIA - Intermediate 1953, at St. Mary's Cathedral, These «were Edward of three daughters. Junior Woman's Club In COLONU — The newly-ln-l bert Fiimilv Movement ircle of Boy Scout Troop 44 'lrl Scout Troop 6, Colonia Trenton, for the past six years ?° Greene, Mrs. September under the leader- tailed board of directors of the leld Its final meeting of the eighborhood 1, held a Motlier- he has been active in conduct- Brown' Mrs. Arthur ship of Mrs. Erb. Usterhood of the Jewish Com- Parade Plans Told season Monday at the home of •aughter luncheon Saturday atl ing Cana conferences in the Mrs. Harsell and Mrs. HadaHL Croups to Meet*-" ciub» munity Center held Its' first1 Miss Nina Kulplnsky. Iselin, Mrs. Anthony 'Llchowld, 16 he Fiesta Room of the Reo Middlesex area parishes. He is rhiU! PUt for Party ixecutlve board meeting re- By Colonia V.F.W. I he Christian Junior in Woodbridge High Jtlca Road, Edison. Election ofj Jlner, Woodbridge. There were also a spiritual moderator for, ISELIN — The Cloverbelles, ently at the home of Mrs. COLONIA — The Memorial 1 ',!..-,! :ni'iit «roups Of St. School was selected to attend he following officers for next ,6 mothers and 17 girls present.! the Christian Family Move-! pre 4-H Club met at the home lobert Arkln, 115 McKinley! Day committee of the Colonia Colonia Airman ,;:...v church Will hold Citizen's Institute- at Douglass ear was held; President, Mrs. Yoop members made coi-sagesjment, and Is on the staff of the of 1U leader, Mr*. Joseph Ra Avenue. VFW Post has announced :,:..'i:u June IT at College from June 20 to 24. that In case of rain Monday, Henry Golden: vice president, 'or their mothers and place Trenton Diocesan weekly news- .:; Ii>nmn Avenue. The pacioll. Dow Avenue for the Mrs. David Abrams, presl- tlrs. Richard Sklllman; secre- :ards for the party. paper, "The Monitor." monthly party meeting. The Mrs. Hanna donated an af- lent, listed the following ap- eanceUatlon of the local pa- Now in Japan v,i,:. !• K.idziwon, pastor, tary, Mrs, Llchowld; treasurer, Older members planned and Mrs. Victor Cihak, social ghan which she had made to pointments for next year: g rade will be announced by . i In speaker, Oroup KlrU presented a hat social,' thi Mrs. John Lease. •resented a program entitled program chairman, has an- COLONU - Airman ThW first prize being won by Linda be raffled off and Mrs. Ralph lhabbot. Mrs. David Chick; (our blasts of tht Colonia Class Christopher McCormlcki •A ,: e held last week- The annual family supper 'Mrs. Jules Flemmins, This Is nounced that a dessert-card Agnew. A fame, called "'Hun Ambrose was the winner. Torah fund, Mrs. Arkln; budget! siren. Services will then be Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Chrte-i •.,, i-omi's of Mr. and held inside the Civic Im- will take place Thursday, June! four Life as a Girl Scout party will be held June 13 at and Find", was won by Mar Mrs, Renvllle Schoonoven. and finance, Mrs. Murray topher McCormick, 106 Jeffery :••„,::, > Mehle. Mr. and provement Club building to at 6:30 P. M. at the NewLeader." At the end of the pro-8 P. M. at St. Cecelia's cafe-, gare1 t Pinks. Linden, who Is a member of theSteinfeld; donor, Mrs. Harold ,Road, who Is a member of ttafl '.,, S:hui<-f. and Mr, and honor the veterans. Dover Methodist Church hall gram, Mrs. Flemming was pre-terla, Iselln. Members from the Elizabeth Woman's Club, en- Traberman; publicity, Mrs. USAP Aerospace Force, gradu- ,v. K.-iini-dy. Materlllan The Teenettes 4-H Club heli If the weather is food, the Mrs. Prederldk Boyle is sented a gift by the Troop. A Colonia Hills, Shorecrest and tertained with musical selec Robert Flertnan; good and ated recently from the Alrbornq • !:.'i!s latitude toward lta meeting after the Clover parade will start at 1 P. M. ihalrman of a committee mak- Girl Scout leader for the past Woodbridge Knolls sections will tlons on the piano. welfare, Mrs. Jerome Ler- 1 Radio Operator Course at Kees^ u:i ihe subject* belles and also held a "Ha ing plans for the annual picnic Mv« years, Mrs. Flemmlng has serve on the committee. ner; nominations, Mrs. Morton from Cypress Drive West and ler Air Force Base, Miss. Social". Members of the club modeled proceed east on Inman Ave and will hold a meeting at her sdso served as treasurer of the The executive board met Klein; constitution, Mrs. Mitch- Airman McCormlck has they bad made for the mie to the Veterans Monu- home, 110 West Hill Road Woodbridge Girl Scout Council, Monday at the home of Mrs . !.;. Doing made for aj Plans were dltcuued to at- ell Shack; ceremonial objects, assigned to the 1956th AACBV ment where services will be Wednesday evening. Thomas Doherty, president. Re- i.. :.i.- June 12 in Roose-! tend the "Hen Party" on Rut- Mrs. Morton Roth; youth activ- Squadron, Puchu Air PoroO v,-: nth children from gers Commons, May 28, with Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Cwei ities, Mrs. Jack Kelner; tele- held. Bernard McGarry will Mrs, Herschel Tarver, retir freshments were served by be grand marshal, and the members of Mrs. Robert Lo- Station, Japan, to take his plBfie • Oiphanage as special their mothers u guests. kalo will be hostesses at a te phone squad,' Mrs. Irving Witt; ing president, conducted a busi- 1 Iselln and Woodbridge VFW White Elephant row's and Mrs. Thomas Loomis on the team of America's CT», A!xi scheduled is at- Mlu Elisabeth Cwlekalo spoke and card party June 1$ at l:0( hospitality, Mrs. Jack Kahn; ness meeting. Mrs. John Peter bands will play. After the bands. pending aerospace force of' •( «i Ihc Corpus Chriiti! P, M. at the home of Mrs special Jewish events, Mrs. Isi- son won first prize and Mrs on "Prayer Tor Peace" at Kirk- ceremonies, open house for manned aircraft and missiles. •-. :i ni the Misslon«ry| Cwelkalo. Oak Tree Road. dore Brumberg; merchandising Lease, second, In a contest ti Chapel, New Brunswick. participants will be held at Sale June 7th At Keesler, one of 26 All •-.KIS »f Africa Con- on 4-H Sunday. Mrs. Seymour Miller; sister- suess the amount in the Cir Squad Cadets Earn jTralning Command bases the VTW Post home. ide's "birthday apron." It was COLONIA — The Mothers • Mi'tuchen June 19 at Mrf. Rapacloll reported she |grams, Mrs. David Schoenberg around our country, approxim- announced that Troop 44 wil Association met Monday night1 '.: Anyone who It tn- had attended the executive Youth Activities Council, Mrs Money for Uniforms ately 25,000 airmen each year march in the Woodbridge Me at the Civic Club and worked !ii joining the CFM board meeting of the 4-H at J.I.F. Croup Murray Heller, Mrs. Irving ISELIN - The Iselin First receive training in missile sys- mortal Dal parade. on items to be sold at a white1 ;,ild contact Mr. andRutgers University. ! Yelenlk. Clubwomen Plan Aid Squad Cadets worked last tems, radio and radar opera- 1 elephant sale June 7, also at! i MrAdam. 40 Wendy In the hat contest, Joan Next regular meeting will be Sunday as gas station attend- tion and other types of apiiCtal- Names Officer: FIRST DEGREE HELD the Civic Club. The meeting 1-0376. Cwlekalo won tint prize and Tuesday, June 7, at School 2 ants to earn money for sum- tzed electronics training. Signature Cloth was opened with a flag cere- Kathleen Sturke, second. In a ISELIN — ^The J.I.P, Oroup at 8:30 P. M. A lingerie am ISELIN—An exempllflcaWo! mer uniforms. mony put on by Girl Scout Officers Installed scramble word' fame' Judy|0' «>» N«w »>ver MethodUt sleepwear fashion show will be COLONIA—The first meet- of the First Degree of St. Ce- GETS APPOINTMENT Troop 108. Taking part werel Julius Farinhas, proprie- Church, held a roller skating featured. ing ofikhe newly-formed Ameri- celia's Council, Knights of Co ISEtlN — Dr. Samuel Hoff- . Joan 1 Mrs. Fred Langendorf, leader,' tor of the Hilltop Amoco Sta- H\ /T.-l of School party, Friday at the South Am- A barbecue, open to the pub-can Home Department of the lumbus was held in St. Cecelia man, 1331 Oak Tree Road, has CwlekaJo was the winner of the and Scouts Kathleen Macaluso tion, Oak Tree Road, turned '.-:!'. M 8 uicttlng Of; Hunt and Find game. boy Rink. lic and sponsored by the Sis- Federated Woman's Club of auditorium. The class of six been appointed community vo- Joan Butterfield and Maureen over the complete operation [•• :..s. :HMI| 15 PTA the newly Claire Hoffman and Kath- At a regular meeting of terhood, will be held at School Colonia was held this week at teen men, named in honor and procsnis of his business cational guidance advisor' on Plaska. optometry for this area. A part • .• -.i: 'int. of offers for the leen Sturke were chairmen. W.S.C.8. of the church. Rev. 17 on the evening of June 11. the home of the chairman, District Deputy, Hu&hMcGuln to the Cadets under the di- of a national program to pre- i-n: scrnxil year were in- The next meeting will be a Albert Sweet Installed officers Proceeds will go toward the Mrs. Dominic Valvano. Fund was made of the following Committee reports were rection of Paul Kvalkauskas, 1 Jewish Center's building fund.l vent, a critical shortage Of .:!•.; bv Mrs. Cortland Clark. builncM lenlon on June 6 at as follows: Mrs. Walter Place raising plans were formulated. William J. Ball, Albert A. Cam heard from chairmen, and it Charles Carew, and Ed Bar- optometrists within the next ::,:,i-'.ti were Mrs. Harold Mrs. Raptctoli's home. Plans president; Mrs. Richard A membership tea will be Mrs. Rollin Hubbard was ap-pana, George C. Stamp, Jon: was decided that a planning rett. The boys pumped over ten years, Dr. P, N. DeVere, •i -V i^ident; Mn. Karl for judilni the clothing unit* Thompson, vice president: Mrs held June 1 at the home of!pointed department secretary; A. Campana, George Spanpin conference of the executive 2,300 gallons of gasoline and Mrs. Louis Levlne, 116 McKln- president of the American •:.:'M--. flrst vke president: will be made. Robert Swenaon, secretary: Mrs. Russell Bauer, treasurer; ato, Walter J. Rechko, Haro! board would meet twice this sold 75 quarts of oil. The iMiudd Walters, second! ley Avenue. and Mrs. Joseph Vitale and F. Mullin. Jr., Richard J. Ga summer, once in July and once Optometric Association, an- Mrs. Prank Herman, corre- funds realized will outfit the nounced. Dr. Hoffman has vol- - .,>;-:.id<'nt; Mrs. 8tephen TOFAftAOE Mrs. Samuel Kushman, publi- izynski, Jack D, Winner, Wai in August. The Association's! sponding secretary; Mrs. Ray- Cadets with summer uni- unteered the use of his office -..:. *• honorary vice presl- city. ter Oehling, Francis B. Gro final meeting of the season will COLONIA-TheCotonlaimond stoner, treasurer. Mrs forms. as a center for free literature \!:- Hurry Klein, tret-| Mrs, Robert Brusaw will be |mek, John M. Kovacs, Gem be, June 27, Hostesses will be First Aid Squad Auxiliary met! Harold Dennis, secretary of Fishing Junket The Cadets range in age for prospective optometry stu- M^ Colin Biddulph. re. McSwe en e Patrl ck M rti Mrs. Richard Polhamus, Mrs, Monday night at the 8auadjpromotion; Mrs.. Joseph Rapa- in charge'of a linen table"cioth| . . /-_. . i dents and school guidance of- :•:. -'rrt'tary; Mm. Martin Donald McGinn, James Doyi Richard Thompson and Mrs. from 16 to 21 and assist on bulkUm to plan for marching,ciou. secretary of missionary be made for the club con- the Iselln ambulances. ficials. ' • :•: iiirrespondlng Mere- in the Memorial Day parade in education and service; Mrs Planned by COPilnlng embroidered signatures and Joseph R. Wageman. James White, M> Hubert Argalas, oar Colonia Monday. It was also de- john Klmball, Jr. secretary^ ISELIN — The fourth annual all members, club flower, '•;"an: and Mrs. Henry elded to hold a rummage sale Christian social relations; Mrs G.O.P. fishing trip will be held :olors, motto and collect. Also • •••••:• .('• member. Friday. June 3. from 9 to 5 P [p. c. Fyke, Jr., secretary of June 25 according to Prank ttendinft th.e meeting, in addi. Farewell Party Planned M, In the Civic Club. Next meet youth *ork; Mrs. Robert Cros- Stahl, Fourth Ward Republican ion to those mentioned above, Ing will be June 13. bee, secretary of spiritual life, Club ways and means chair- rere Mrs. Allen Wood, Mrs. DRAFT BEER Mrs. James Ewin, secretary of man. The fishing boat, "Cava- Seorge Sammond, Mrs. Frank For Minister and Wife for your AUXILIARY MEETS literature and publications. lier," has been chartered and ellwig, Mrs. James Anderson, rrt* UrtlM ISELIN — The Ladies Aux- .... will leave from Perth Amboy Mrs. Joiin Elliot, and Mrs. Inform* Uo The Men's Club of the church COLONIA - The United ing committee, which plans to B| iliary of Iselln Chemical Hook will meet tomorrow when a|Boat Basin at the foot of SmithBernard Cheress. Meetings of Outdoor Picnic ObUlo*< Church of Christ of Clark- erect a new church on Lake and Udder Co. District 11 metcolor film. "Million Miles of Street. Refreshments will be the department have been Avenue, met this week to con- oontwmol Colonla will hold a farewell re- at the Auth Avenue Pirehouse Model Railroading", will be served by the Club and prizes oheduled for- the second ception in honor of Rev. andsult with Edgar Taefel, archi- and completed plans for pre-shown. awarded to the lucky fisher- Thursday of every month. |Mrs, Jack Irwin at 8 P. M. atjtect, who designed the Protes- 10,100 Cans & Bottles senting a new fifty-star flag to The Junior Youth Fellowship men. the Bethlehem Union Church tant chapel at Idlewild airport. the Plre Company. This flag will hold a strawberry festival, According to Mr. Stahl, "If etvish Center Dance (Tuesday, Rev. Irwin, former Sunday services will be con- will be used In the Memorial June 3. Proceeds will be used you've never been fishing this pastor of the Union church dweed by Rev. George Shults, Of ICE COLD BEER Day Parade. for summer youth conference. is the day to experience a won- To be Held Saturday which has now joined with the pastor, at 11 A. M. at the Mrs. Thomas Burke won the derful new sport and have an COLONIA—The Jewish Com- [Colonia Church of the Good Union Church, with Rev, Irwin OPEN MEMORIAL DAY LOUIS CS.PD kL The Sunday School Is ap- special a,w»rd. The next meet- pealing for two pianos for useeventful day." . munity Oijter will hold its an-Shepherd to form a new con(preachin- g his final sermon to ng will be June 16 at' the Authjin the classes. Tickets are now available lual spring dance Saturday gregation, is leaving to, com-the congregation on "The Lost Avenue Pirehouse. and reservations may be made light at the American Legion plete his university studies. iReliglon."- . I ' INMAN SPIRIT SHOP ^ Mr. Stahl, LI 9-2665;" thehall,' Rahway. Proceeds will go Donald Nutting, choir mas-: Choir practice will be held 565 Inman Avenue Colonia Fourth Ward Republican Coun- owards the Center's building ter, has arranged a musical sa- tonight at the church at 7:30 Tel. FU 1-0100 We Deliver Which way WHERE'S CHARLIE? ty committeemen and women fund. lute to the pastor, "Muslcal|P. M, The Christian Endeavor or any member of the Club. A complete dinner will be Adventures of Jack and Jill',' young people's group will meet | will your The next meeting will be served, music will be by Amie which will be part of the pro-Sunday at the church at 7:301 June 3 at 8:15 P. M. at the latt, and the door prize wllllgram. iP. M. Plans will be made for i ** child walk? Iselln Public Library. Middle- je a complete day fijr two at The United Church's build- a roller skating party.. PITTSBURGH sex Avenue according to Mrs. Goldman's Hotel. Plejisantdale. Frank Tugliarenl, president, Alex Gruber and BerAard Ben- Committeeman David Nicola, der are co-chairmen. Jr., Fourth Ward; Sidney W, Blanchaid, Fourth Ward Re- f MORTGAGE Let's fie publican candidate for the Town Committee; and John G INSURANCE? SUN-PROOF Sohreiber, Jr., Fourth Ward M You Can Beat This Fredric's He's staying down Republican chairman will dis- cuss Fourth Ward problems and1 Rate ... Buy It! SPRING SPECIAL! Until his suit is accomplishments. Refreshment will be served $15,000 Ateu DRY CLEANED at under the direction of Mrs for S67.05 ^ vw About It! HOUSE PAINT CARYL George Beverldge and her mittee. S. E. MERMELSTE1N PERMANENT Insured Sivlngj Dept. CHANGE COLLECTION DATE Frajiklm Life Insuiuice Co. Send Your Rugs aid terpets to NOW ONLY Plus a new style for you DAIDONE'S TIL. FO 8-2605 by Prwlric In one of New ISEIIN - The iselin Lions And Charlie won't have to Jersey's most cffloleni »n. A- tre- wait for long—although we AUTOMATIC; of residents who wil mendous Imidrtlri (oi iuu at don't sutw.st he hold his white and be home for Memorial Da» CARPET CLEAOTNG COMPANY, INC. M tin We (/Her the apeed- Weekend. The collection wil ready mixed and niout thorough dry- bo held the following Sunday "Where firofemoual rug cleaning has body colors *10- nintf .service. June S. at 1 P. M. TEET-LIQHTFUL < iiui|ilrlt been practiced since 1954" SOFA $12-CHAIR S6 00 your summer holiday CALL US ... Golf on ur challengin.. _ .g„ 18-hulu • Thorough Cleaning • Storage • Repairing; Fmlrirs Rebuilt in Yuur OWQ Home course, Unviniving lange anandd tutting ril'K UP AND OILlVKRt linn. O'niiilota rfcrwtion fadH S All Work 3i«j "t»fi Jte Pool, fiWin"g.~Teiimi. « Wallto-WalJ Carpets Cleaned in Your Home CHWARTZ IN RAHWAY TEL. ME 4-8033 • SprlDfi Kcilcd •tc.Supoi i>inwh-Cocktillk>ung«. • Carpets Taken In and Altered to Order fc'U S-9(183 • New m COLOR FOLDER WRITE: lleivy rv i-n«» Wtbblni RADER'S I or Prompt Pick-up Service Call SHOES • All New Unlnfi Wallpaper and Painter'H Supplies DAIDONE'S • fast BKINO IN THIH Al) Scrvlct Liberty 8-3378 378 Slate Street VA u'-MS!) Perth Amboy 1519 and receive » CLKANKRH . . , tAHORS . . Main Street rUut and OHio- at rKKE Tf Bt OK • IIIKT LAUNUKHKHS SUNSHINE Upholstery Kahvvay, N. J. SliCil.ill.la Ul 474 Lincoln Highway Isdin, IN. J. VO-4 I1AIK CKKMt 10V6 Kahway Avenue ililNG «l »!' UOTIOMS" PITTSBURGH PAINTS (Oppo»iu liclln Flint Aid aquail liuiliiiuK) """' ^ld«y Till , f, With, Your Pernmirnl AVKNEL, N. J. Tel. VV K-528U I I ___„ ... PAGE FOURTEEN by personified persons will lack neces- FAMILY POLITU's lure to the sun too much vitamin D In the body "tin pigments and regnrd-i Big Horn County prolonged expoiure HOP „Lf sufrertnir'or painful, and sometimes fatal. _J the time upent in thCjThls year's political it can cause should burn* can remit pro persons be c I8BL1N — The Isrlin Kadets and no tan. under the sun Unning w»l *«* * ' In Big Horn Comountmy physl- compltahed. •of Amerlc*. Unit 28-11, will ft family fight. Or-n,!•;!,• \ ISELIN PERSONALS Doctor Talk In general, it can be said thatthe Republican f hold t Spring Hop Saturday of sunhghww often M prolonged period of time the clan, (from 7 to 10 P. M. at m .„ -jsunllght is nwewary for good man. Hlg brother. ,i;u helps to Sltlskin wlwill ucbecomce scaly, thick- The correct method for IS. A dance contest will mnnA Spilth " """ "••'•' " off by ex-1 health-but care must be taken By GLADTS E. SCANI d»U|hter, Mr. and Mrt. Edward By John B. Rembfrt, M. D. i to light the evening. F&* «n%ed and inelwtte-tWs i.^now of the body ton, absorbing the heaith-pro- 4M Llnrcln Highway. Isdla Fleming, Pershlng / warm Specifically. In the D«I» sun<."•-• n ^ contrlbute to „, 0, ,h With summer and a p returned home with ner aautfn- manllfB< u rei ravi only « ^ minutes during ultraviolet rays of the pROOK fmn TfL U-8-1679 a ava laWe'w«the approaching mUlions light helps In ththee ' ' tvDes of skin often'the sun rays ter. Mrt. Wllli«m "--'•-'-"• „,, 0, ,h. r thejof viumtn D: this vltavitamim n be-e ; wP« of skin day Sally inrreaSing|slln.. Never ttryy to acquire a u.n .... . *'11111 « Ulvi toto j l D hi gi- —John Alfred Lenk, ton 01 Christl. Texas and a the *' he My or ^ o( the dally exposure time one day al the seashor ; and at the or boBt,nB lng necessary In such over exposure wilill only"ly ™ " tninaea prof. ,— and when it comes ,„, jbathlng one must Use common!Inn to sensn»e or pay the consequencesteethconsequences'teeth.. t,,nhathinK coat of tan-but this to the suns strom .rays. ""•:&2?*-'J*s£ff> Sun bathing done correctly can The fanat.c at wnbath ng Miss Marguerite Anne Salva- Basin. Wyo - In Hie last 40 d of the skin must beigraduar process of tanning tw British gold reserve* gained' '.'Because he gaVr m, Oallacher, Avenue. i ine much »m« , U, h thl torc-; daughter of Mr. and Mr*. L Zimmerman, „,.,_..„ gradually. Moderation;Skln will be found* Jin Anril. l « morning." Joseph J. Salvatore SomervUle. attended i surprlw iof Basin, * knitted more *iia.--;-health—but if a coat of;bodMiTjary : sssgetttn acquirin= sar»==»g a sun tan must b;e possibl * «e b sy smlalnJKiwr ,s n party for Wllll«m Ringlet) at The ceremony was h«ld ln the 500 !tan Is acquired Incorrectly by'sun. A person cS, Reformed Church. Flnderne. Cllflwood Beach. The redding reception waj —Edward Qallagher, Elm- held in the Coral Cocktail hurst Avenue, was guett at a Lounge, South Plainneld. birthday dinner at which Mr. The annhal dinner of the »nd Mrs. Raymond Asqulth faculty, school personnel and and children, William and FTA executive board of School Kathleen, SayreVllle, and Mr. Traffic Safety Quiz No. 3 IS was held yesterday at the and Mrs. Harry Freeman and Khool. MM. Gallagher, Iselln, were -The Holy Name Society of guests. St. Cecelia's Churcti will hold —The Mothers Club of the Its Installation of newly elected Pony League, which Is spon- officers June 2. sored by St. Cecelia Council, —Den 5. Mrs. Carl Luna, den Knights of Columbus, will meet mother: Den 7. Mrs. James tonight at 1:30 at Columbian O'Rourke, den mother, and Hall. Harding Avenue. Den 8. Mrs. Hamilton Billings, A group of women members den mother, of Cub Pack 48, of the New Dover Methodist ' enjoyed a bus trip to McGulre Church attended a theater Air Force Base where the boys party ln New York City. They toured th« base. isaw "Ben Hur." —Mrs. John Waterson and children, William, Edward and Jeanette, of Clark, were guests Printed Pattern of Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Bil- lings, Jr., Wright Street. —Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cas- sell, Middlesex Avenue, were! dinner guesU of Mr. and Mrs., Jules Slavln, Interlaken. at the annual steak dinner at Con- nor's, Atlantic Highlands, —Mrt. Carl Luna, Mrs. Mar- tin Schaefer and Mrs. Harold L'Hotta. School 15 PTA. will . attend the National PTA Con- vention ln Philadelphia. —Mr. and Mrs. William Vogt and children, William. Jr., Dennis and Martin, Woodruff Street', were guest* at a com- munion dinner ln honor of Paul Miktus, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Miktus, Newark, who re- ceived his First Holy Commu- nion at St. Caslmer's Church, Newark, —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ra-| pacioll, Dow Avenue, werei guests of Alfred D. Hyde, West Point Pleasant. —Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Chopik, Homes Park Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sehwartz, Belle- ville; Mrs. Samuel Langer. Bronx, and Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard Beyman and son, Jona- thon, East Brunswick. —Joan Chopik, four-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irv- ing Chopik, Homes Park Ave- nue, had a very painful acci- dent. The child had been run- ning with a pencil in her hand when she fell upon the pencil which penetrated the roof of her mouth. Taken to Perth Printed Pattern M99: Misses' Amboy Qejieral Hospital by thel Sizes 10, 12. 14, 16. 18.Siie 16 Iselln First Aid Squad, she wasl uke« 3'

NOW'S THE TIME TO ORDER WINES and LIQUORS Can you find 10 traffic I for the long in this picture? MEMORIAL DAY Look sharp! This quiz checks more than the acutenesa of your vision.

WEEK-END! It also tests your judgment of what's right and wrong on the road. (Each hazard is located by letter and by numb.r. For mmpl*. F8 tndkittM thi location u' Domestic and Imported Look again-then rate yourself against the list. But keep in mind that the stafaon wagon a. the lower right of th. pictur. wher. lines from F and 8 would cro». CHAMPAGNE AND BEER lo.ing b.Hfrom car (E4. i perceiving a traflfit r^zaxdis,JWt*eiioiigli.^A gflipd dtfver is always f c r ^° • Bourbou prepared to fake instant action totavoiii troubles • Rye • Braudy Like all' gogd citizens, Shell is interested in safety. We urge you t Wines to be alert, drive carefully, know the rules-and pbeyUem. Remembjr:- 9 Car with trailer [i cujtingj* orl'caf at \t iQfijjPdftf center j-lgh^ ,.^; ,, / • Liqueur . • Car crossing divider (A6, top center) « you lujno cn(y« tntn ton,' about 75% of all accidents are caused byjhe^wer-^t the car. Cg j m VOGEL'S That's why Shell says: Your Car Has LIQUOR STORE

82 Main Str«#i, Woodbridge rr.p.rU byth. 5h.ll Tr.ffK, S.Wy C.nUr In MMUHt«M with Dr. LMn B,B«iy, Humnk UrteU,, C,nUr ,„ ,,( York tlnlwtnMj, «nd In cooptr.ilgn wlUl thi Automollvt Siftty Founi/.tion. MHIU OK CWHU'I TKI.. MK 4-0858 • OPEN MEMORIAL DAY SHELL OIL COMPANY SEWABEM PLANT. SEWAREN< .iM School 10 PAGE FIFTEEN Jannucci to be Ordained PoppyDance Honor Roll Mrs. Molnar Installed Fords PTA rro Priesthood Saturday Scheduled Us ted Woman's Club President Plans Trip KURDS ••- Rfv, Mr. Janipn F FORDS - Mrs. Geor e Mol- ,\\VN Miss Mary C. 'nnnucoi, son of Mr. and Mrs R Mrs. Molnar appointed the t OT ,f school 10, an- Jannucci, &94 Main On Saturday nar was Installed as president followingg departmenp t chairmemen oIlovvlnR Honor will be ordained to the at the final meeting of the HOPEI.AWN At a meeting MrsM . Herman Christensen, FORDS—The PTA of School i fourth martin* d from Immaculate season for the Woman's club lln<1 na! m of thp Ladies Auxiliary of American home; Mrs. Baginski! "* " eetlng last •onrrpt.ion Seminary, Darllng- of Fords held at the Log Cabin WMk in tne "ii, .Saturdny. HopelHvvn Memorial Post 1352, ast week. Mrs. Jamns c Har- art and decoration; Mrs. Ed-' auditorium. Mrs. Mrs. with Mrs. Helen Hornyak ward Wlnslow, budget and fln-iArthur Jensen was introduced Oi'dlnatlon rites will take kay was in charge or arrange- as new \!;il Kinnc Bcran. Vlc- presiding, announcement was ance; Mrs, Andrew Anderson ! first vice president to ments for the dinner which rf< lRM Mrs ,,vnly Pasko, Ste- >!"«' at the Cathedral of Rt marie nf a poppy dance on Sat- hospitality; Mrs. George Heath!; P - Anthony Malymko, Mrs (irrnld Stanko '"'in the Baptist, Paterson with urday night, sponsored by by Mrs. Nicholas Elkoj - Matthew Herbert, oor- Barbara the Most Rpy. James A Mc- Oswald A. Nebel presided r(>s ondi 1 Soiovcy, the Post at the Post home, with the meeting. • musk; Mrs. Ernest Nelson, pro-1 P f « secretary, read ht'r ulty. Blnhop of Paterson dlo- gram and year book; Mrs. John 'resignation. music by Dove Pletro's Or- Other officers Installed for Stnigates, >'**'. officiating. chestra. Petersen, public affairs; Mrs. A bus trip will be sponsored stcphano, two-year term include d Mrs Ne Williniii The new priest will conduct The auxiliary donated/ cita- t. . H publicity; Mrs. James for the patrol and special help John vl r(ls| is first Solmen Mass at his on to the Hopelavm area Girl dent, .. " P -!ciement, ways and-means; Mrs.!under the direction of Un. A Mis. Mazzco. horn? church, Our Lady of youth activities;'Harold Ludewlg. jcont leaders, and also spon- ir,ff wrrPtarv Mm • -— In, Chris- Peace Church, Fords, Sunday. orrd a poppy display at the Ovenrai l J r advlspr: Mary SzaU \ ".1'° ; Plans ware made to serve re- Mi.'i'iikH A reception and a first priestly Science Pair at the Madison, hlstor-ftpshments to the sixth grad» Linda Roth, blessing will take place In the ichool with Mrs. Connie Cutler pnra(Ie It was announced the cluh' - classes and parents June it m Vayda. Amy church hall at 4:30 P. M. n charge. uu will sponsor Modesta Dentlle Ijlan, and Mrs. Gardner, parlia- when a music festival, under Rev. Mr. Jannucci la a gradu- Mrs. Louise St. Pierre report- 1 1 1 lhc mrectlon ot the music % Mrs. Sokobln. Junior at Woodbridge win'!™? !! "!!" - *" : H. ate of Woodbridge High School ed on the recent cancer drive, budget and finftnw Fantaisler, Lois School, as a delegate to N™ , ^m-partment, will be held as a fare* Kl;i;nr and the Devlne Word Semi- and a donation of $5.00 was Jersey Federation Citizenshi',;, p mlttee was named as follows:'well to them. naries at Bordentown, Conestis, made to the Kiddy Keep Well Mrs. Edward Wlnslow. chair- A committee will be formed MBtusek, Institute at Douglass College N. Y., and Techny, 111., and the Camp. man, Mrs. J. L. Anderson, Mrs. and a donation made to re- REV. JAMES JANNUCCI Miss Gentile Is a member of Immaculate Conception Semi- James Clement, Mrs. John R.|decorate the new teacher'* Petersen. Judith Ann Broman Mrs. Helen Adamiec was ap-the Sub Junior Club sponsored 4 \. Mrs. Teachers Offer nary, Egan, Mrs. George Heath, and room, Andreonl, pointed supply chairman. by the Woman's Club. He has one brother, John A. Mrs. W. Howard Jensen. Mrs. John Szllagyl, president. Mark Kublnak, Plata June Wedding Arlene I ski Engaged Mrs. Hornyak asked the Mrs. Elsa Rosenblum was ap- Jannucci. New Brunswick and The library committee willjdescribcd a tour of the schooli .mill. Joseph Horn- FORDS - The engagement members to be.in full dress unl- pointed delegate to the Fords Program to PTA sinter, Mrs. Charles Beymer To Richard Ludwig include: Mrs. Heath, chairman. which was sponsored by the ,,) Barnes, Beverly Judith Ann form for Memorial Day services Community Council. Mrs, Ches- PORDS-Teachers of School Broman to Ithaca, N. Y. Mrs. Baglnskl, Mrs. Elko, Mrs board of education. ;i SBW, Mary Sla- to be held at the Post monu- ter Baglnskl and Mrs. Nebel 4 provided entertainment, In Francis Patrick McCue, Jr., FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jensen, Mrs. Petersen, and Mrs The attendance prize wai ,n d Ik-Ill, Judith ment at 8:30 A. M. and for the were named alternates. the form of a skit on the every- «°n of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Iski. 35 Egan Avenue, have an Rosenblum. won by Mrs. Sylvia Rels. ,,.|h Trabalka, Bea- parade in Woodbridge at 10:00 Several vocal selections were i; day happenings in n school of- McCues, 1H Tracy Drive nounced the engagement oi A.M. The book purchasing com- A program on gardens was !(•. John Shwlner. Matlosz-Green their daughter, Arlene, to Rich given by the Club Chornl ac- v H i.-:i fice, at the final meeting of has been announced by her Special award was won b; companied by Mrs. Albert mittee Includes Mrs. Livingston, held under the direction of Mr. 4 ;i Mrs Roman, the PTA. Chairman and offi- Parents, Mr. and Mrs. M L aid Ludwig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Winslow and Walsh of the Amboy Feed Com« Noinotia 81owln»ki, Mrs. Terry Konor. Hostesses Gardner. cers gave yearly reports. Broman, Snyder, Texas. Mrs. George Ludwig, 40 Madi- were Mrs. Helen Andrews, Mrs Miss Mildred Greene. pany. Ailainplr, Lois Boc- Betrothal Told son Avenue, Avcnel. Both ari The library, which was start- Miss Broman Is a graduate Millie Blitch, Mrs. Betty Ka- .-:=:1BI Szyclier, Prank FORDS—The engagement of graduates of Woodbridge Hlg. ed in September, showed ex- of Snyder High School, Snyder minski and Mrs. Mary Ka- l Cathleen Ann-Marie Green to School. Miss Iski is employe ceptional progress with a total Texas, an is a sophomore at minskl. Fire Co. Slate Edmund A. Matlosz, son of Mr. as a secretary at Atlas Elec of 743 books on the shelve* at Texas Christian University SEWAREN NOTES -\ Mis. Fink, and Mrs. Anthony Matlosz, 735 tronics Inc. Mr. Ludwig is at AVENEL PERSONAL the end of the first year. where she Is i member of Kap- v.uilorolo. Christine Trenton Avenue, Elizabeth, has tending Seton Hall Universit; — Third Ward Republican Assumes Duties .,:•: v Pfdlter, Mrs. E. Oentlle was awarded Pa Alpha Theta sorority. and will enter Rutgers Univer Club of Avenel meets tonight been announced by Miss KEASBEY — New officers of MRS DAVID BALTOUB "mystery bus ride" Saturday • i,w Adam. Frank the attendance award for the Her fiance was graduated A Deccmbe Oreen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. at the Avenel-Colonia First Aid he Keasbey Protection Fire 1*7 WM Arena* to Doplett's Hofbrau- .ib.Ti Druiwba, Annlt moat parent* present. from Hoffman High School, John C. Qreen, 75 Jefferson Squad building at 8:15 P.M. Sewaren haus, Atlantic Highlands, ,- \ Malopolski. Linda company 1 will assume their The following new officer) South Amboy, and is serving in Avenue. Miss Green, a graduate — Mrs. A. P. Hauselt, Cliff Diane the Air Force at Carswell Air duties Wednesday. Albert Ku- were Installed by Mrs. M. As of Middlesex County Vocational blck has been elected fire chief — Mrs. John Kozusko, West Road, is concerned about the Force Base, Texas. He Is also High School, Woodbrldge; Bar- large number of birds nests, Mis Enrlght, penwall: Mrs. William West- md p%ldent. Avenue, was one of 95 members taking courses at Texas Chris- blzon School, New York, City, the New Yorlc now full of young, that are be- .- Diem lake, president; Mra. J. Burns, Other^offlcers are William °' Horticultural tian • University. and Secretarial and Interna- ing shaken out of trees and M;.••>:;, Sharon Pettrien, Make no mistake, Keep knock- planned. Oeto was also appointed high- iPanko, M.ary Ann Sesnovlch. Communion Bretlcfast of the — George Arway, Steven] V'i-k;e, I/nilie Santuccl, Ing until I answer. Try again way chairman with Gabrie' Some members of the Se- Holy Name Society Sunday In Gortvay and Jack Gerek were lit ten." Sipos as co-chairman. waren Outboard Motor Boat 8t. Andrews pariah hall. After The company will have t three members of Boy Scout breakfast, the Rev. A. Haugh- Club are making a trip to Cro- Irish Girl Weds special drill tomorrow to clean Troop 16 of Perth Amboy who ton Point Park in their boats ney, St. Mtry'i R. C. Church, WOOD BRIDGE PUBLISHINO CO. the truck for the Memorla spent Saturday at Camp Kil Memborial Day. Perth Amboy, spoke on the val- mer, 13 CrEiEEN STREET Mrs. McDonnell's fifth ue of higher education. He I Anthony Balint — Mrs. Joan Gadek is chair- WOODBRIDGE, N. J. REGISTRATION grade in the Sewaren School Is strongly urged parents to plan FORD8 - Miss Nancy Ber- man of a dessert-bridge party HOPELAWN - Registration enjoying a trip to Newark to- early for the education of their nadette Marley, daughter of benefiting the scholarship •; ^closed pleaae find $4.00 for one-year pf beginner pupils for entranc day and visiting the airport, sons and to take advantage of Mrs. Patrick Marley, Dublin, COOKING FOR FUN: There's always something new undei fund of Georgian Court College subscription to: to school in September will b museum, library and other his- the many scholarships avall- Ireland, and the late Mr. Mar-j the sun! A good trick for keeping the, 'burgers hot is descrlbei held today at School to. Par to be held at her home, 552 ley, became the bride of An-j below. This potato salad Is adorned With a beer-seasoned toric spots, •'] INDBPENDENT-LIADKR able. ents are requested to brln West Avenue, Tuesday at 7:30 1 dressing that almost is as good ajr a gli'ss of beer on a hot - The "Slowpokes" cele- thony Donald Balint, son of birth certificates, sallc vaccln P. M. Fifty guests are expected CARTERET PR2S5 — Mrs. Estelle Noel of plain-!SON IS BORN brated their first birthday at a Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Balint summer's day. and vaccination records of th FDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON Sturdy glassware Is a must if you're serving outdoors, am picnic over the weekend at the 61 Maxwell Avenue, Fords, In children. Kindergarten enroll field was hostess last week at a HOPELAWN — Mr. and Mrs. you'll find well-chilled beer and ale the most popular beveragei To be sent to' home of John Stelnbach, St. Agnes' Church, New York ment will be open to those luncheon and bridge for 12 at Robert Zwollnski, 4 Walter City. you can serve this summer. her home. Winners were Mrs. Drive, Stony Point, New York, Rlnges. Beer Potato Salad whose fifth birthday occur NAME ' The matron of honor was prior to November 1,1960. Al Hagen, Mrs. Samuel J. Hen-have announced the birth of a - Miss Jean Wldmaler, Dem- Mrs, Thomas Carney, Irvlngton, 1 cup mayonnaise 3 tablespoons finely chopped ry, Mrs. Addie Berrls and Mrs.son, Robert, in Spring Valley ores t Avenue, his been award- and the best man was Matthew 2 tablespoons prepared onion A DDR ESS ... Mrs. Mike Wilding and dau A. W. Scheldt. Hospital, Spring Valley, Mrs. , ed a $100 federation scholar Balint, East Orange, cousin of mustard 2 tablespoons chopped rence Harvey are opening a — Forty-two members and Zwollnski is the former Miss ||shlp by the New Jersey Federa- the bridegroom. !i. cup beer or ale parsley TOWN Chinese food restaurant In.friends of the Sewaren Out- Susan Nehila, 81 Pennsylvania I'tlon of Women's Club*. Mist The bride attended schools in 8 cups diced cooked potatoes 2 teaspoons salt 1 London, Iboard Motor Boat Club enjoyed Avenue, Hopelawn. —-——.—*--^"rrrrr^r:. Wldmaler Is a sophomore atDUDiin. Her husband, a gradu- 1 cup diced celery )oiKla«s College. ate of Woodbridge High School Blend together mayonnaise «nd mustard; gradually stir in The ninth birthday of Laurel and Bucknell University, Lewls^ beer. Combine potatoes, celery, onion and parsley; sprinkle Sthlachtun, Melnzer Street, was burg. Pa., is employed by the with salt. Add mayonnaise mixture and toss lightly. Chill. Miss Janet Warner, winner of the recent flcbrated Saturday at a party Hartford Insurance Company, Yield; 12 servings. "'Miss Princess Phone" contest open to Hamburgers In Beer Marinade Uended by Lois Toth, Beth Safety Division, New York City. ^11 New Jersey Bed telephone women tnd Eileen Hill. Linda Chris- The couple will reside at 3536 3 pounds ground beef l 12-ounce bottle or can beer 3 teaspoons salt • Yt teaspoon Tabasco :offerson and Lynn Zeslcone. Hull Avenue. Bronx, New York; '4 teaspoon pepper V-i teaspoon salt 8 tablespoons butter Break up meat with fork in mixing bowl, Sprinkle- with salt and pepper; toss gently with fork to distribute seasonings. WOODBRIDGE Form into patties; reserve. Melt butter in shallow baking pan on outdoor grill; add beer, Tabasco and salt, Grill hamburgers, turning or.n\ to desired degree of doneness. As hamburgers LIQUOR STORE are cooked, place in beer mixture to keep warm while remain- Ing hamburgers arei cooking. Yield: 12-18 servings. IS READY WITH A GRAND HOLIDAY SELECTION! Why Take Less CURRENT DIVIDEND lovelies! on all telephone Be Prepared SAVINGS'ACCOUNTS Order Now! for the .ever- ICE COLD Week-end SEAGRAM'S lit H Qt. roi'K ROWS 4 (HI Qt. GORDON'S GIN Lest We Forget... 4.09 % Qt. CARSTAIR'S 4.99 Qt. a day for remembering the supreme PER YEAR SEAGRAM'S V.O, lt Compounded - made by brave American fighting 6.40 H Qt. 10 u'at we might enjoy the liberty that Semi-anruially Imported ami American TordiaU 'Mil lnost 1 precious possession . This is a All Popular Brands of Beer at 11 '"'dedicating ourselves to the prin- 101 which so many gave so much. die new r/liilfl!i6 phone i FREE DELIVERY a -brand-new, compact extension lhatgoes anywhere-bcautijully! THIS BANK WILL BE CLOSED t A M. TO 1 P. M. ALL DAY MONDAY, MEMORIAL DAY Somctliiiik' Jputiful has happened to sion to add a new note of decorator charm ; phoning 1 The glamorous new Princcsi to any room in y»ur'hoine! ..''*'\, ' ME 4-1 avings phone has made its debut—and what an IT LIGHTS: A built-in dial night light(turn No l)rll««rte« »Ieiu»rt»l anil Loan Association exciting phone it u I it off if you wilh) glow» noftly in the de- »ul *tur« Will t» OI IT'S LITTLE: One-third smaller—about lights up brightly when the receiver's lifted. S \ M. TO 4 r M. 535 Amboy Aveuue, Woodbridgc two pound* lighter —than regular phones. COMES IN 5 COLORS: White, beige, pink, ICOHNER OF GROVE AVENUE! The 1'iiiufss phone's bantam size and Mini Office 339 8lali Strm. Perth Auiliuy blue and new turquoise* The additional WOODBRIDGE OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 4 t. M. weight wake it ideal for use in the kitchen, cost a low—only pennies a day afte^ a one- The Fords National Bank SATDKDAV 9 A. M. TUX NOON bedroom, living room—anywhere 1 time charge. Order yours right away from ll r IT'S LOVELY; Herc'sreal telephone beauty the Telephone Business Office. ' *' "'>'fl*t_l mMnutel. . . . THIS TAKE NOTICE that the an- * to wlvanw pnblleatloii asain be broadcast via radio to Department of Conservation^ ofndBl estimates. jjitivities of another, claims Dr.(longto ciUDf and ether Production of the late spring nual meeting of the Lotholders NOTE: No elawlflfxl adi Ukeo ovtr phone nwlerick M. Raubinser, State,cl?lc orLmhl«atlonjB-,.—— -.. an-..d- —con• -crop of potatoes is forecast by 27 through Ubor Day. .. New nounces . . T^«'!"'^tnBS claimed by Governor Meyner as of Clover Leaf Park Cemetery mo«t b* wot In. Commissioner of Education Ito th1 e economy of iuthe!th« e New Jersey Crop ReportingJersey's strawberry crop 'his SU» Hl|*way Depwtoentjta Amy WMfc ^ , Association if to be held at the TelcphOD* MErtnnr 4-1111 year will reach 11.5S0.O00 placed over 400 «» Bttfl °"J tion on the work of this As a result, the ^...... wality where he is em- Service at 26.lfl0.000 hundred- fltten office of the Association, Clover declared null and void a ployed," said Dr Raubinfter. weight. 11 per cent above the pound., which 1* 17 per cent rels at strategic locat 0™ a on «™ Uon M|C faUli- 1 350 mile, of Sta* "ign-gMj«Mon.^ ^ ^ Leaf Circle. Woodbridfie. New; lion adopted by the City of "By the same token, he might; 1959 and 7 per cent above aver- ibove the 1959 crop and » per the 1.850 mile, of SU^ high ,orga ^ farfw th,, 1 iways. ... The 8Ute 6..preme|to in New ^ ^ ^ Jersey, on Tuesday. Jim? Newark last August requiring ;confi>rm to a residence rule and ag(.' Qrowm of early summer cent above averageaverage. . . PourPour- ways. . Te LOST AND persons holdine supervisory or do his shoppinu and particl- potatoes are expected to har- teen New Jersey organizations Court hahass ««Wn«l « last year The 1960 at 11:00 A. M for pERg0NAi, NOTICE miniftrnt.ivf positions in th'e pate in church and social ac-|Vest 118,400 acres this year, one!and agenciei s willll holh.d a one-n jt.onn of the Office cc,, M Legion. Department election of trustees and for the! LOST-WOODBIi wark school systrirtMo main- ttivitles in another community." per cent above the 1959 aver-i day conference on crime andi_- . of New Jersey, has voiced its transaction of such other busi- I hereby serve notice that I' AREA. Brown Firm f 1 a hnnafide anci regular Raubinser. • said public,age. delinquency in West Longjsale deliverieiesi ^ support of a legislative pro- ness as may come before the 'will no lonKer hf responsible for puppy. Male. Four nun of residence in that city. Daily day nine month any debto incurrefl by my wife, Reward. Call WAvnh ischools should br conducted Another uooci year is ii>di-( on June 8. ;;i> «-r?Dr Hniibingcr believes that inCnOOlS BIIUUIU in t^..«« r^--- - Mary Lehosky between 6:00 and 7 on \v iwith only one objective - the^ted for New ,1-isev and «(tht Pfice reports on New Jersey J. DONALD LONDON, Jjrsuasion rathrr Omn forced fresh fruit and vegetables this the SUte off NeNeww Jers GI Home Loan Pro- I STEPIIKN LEHOSKY interestnterests of the school other peach StatesStat . The ppros- fresh fruit and vgt War Secretary •onformance to a rule would in-best d i $949,431,958 par value of securi- ! ie ate 5/26' This menus they shoulhldd IpectlItlWW i960 productiodution Is IndIndii- Buuuiicsummeri wilw>l« iiinuincludme price».'•"»s re•-- p • „ . j... mim. • • • ' ^ St Division LOST — SEJVARFN sure bettpr participation in the 1 5 26 ceived by growers at six ^^'j '^" *,£tr« expert exam-'ot Employment Security placed colored male enlh, "DUKE". ME 4-8928

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FU-8-39H RENTALS ( I Typewriters REEL SERVICES or night: or will con<,:.i> Care* Away Plumbing ft Heating Water Softener Salt ployment as cook «[>;>•, Sales & Service PARTS AGENT NATIONAL VAN Accounting — Secretarial Soft Water Soap LINES KI 1-5855. 5 i; Service Specialists Official Service Station at the Electrie Sewer Senic* Addressing — Mailing Swlmmlni Pool Supplies Service Is Our Business for 1286 St Geont Ave,, AYenel Payroll — SERVISOFT CARTERET - Will hn,v "CENIAUKE " "MITCHELL," 3-4 Room*—120. $25. $30 Telephone: Quarterly Reports my private homr Vn; WOODBR1DGE "AIKEV" "PENS." "BRONSON. 5-6 Room*—$35. M0. *!>• matlon cull KI 1-572X "AlCEDO." "HR1TTON," Comptomitry Service OF IVOODtfRllKiE BUSINESS MACHINE MErcury 4-0594 921 St. Georie Avenue "JOnNSON," 'TKD WILLIAMS, Inventories Computed CO., LTD. "LANGLFT," "RLMKKI" Ul GOLF Woodbrldfe "(iOLDEN CLVB" 621 LINDEN AVENTE t FEMALE HELP WANTHi Nttr tumplkr T. A, I. C O. — PHONE — 250 Amboy Avenue Woodbridce. N. )•' Kl-1-8891 or Kl-1-2466 ME 4-1815 HOSTES8E8, A frc Woodbridfe, N. J. Parts & Repairs on All DRIVING RANGE famous brand bn!ii,:,. ME 6-0010 Makes of Reels •TFLUEGER." "OCEAN CUT," yours for having nm . "QUICK." "Il-I" OPEN Service Stations Prirtllg fashion parties. Kaiii-.i- Asphalt Paving »nJ manj other*, brands at strictly IP DAILY prices. Call "BeR". KI : Phone FU 8-3891 - Mosic listructioi - WOODBRIDGE 826 Rahway Avenue ; A. & N. STANLEY RUDY'S" AVENEL In Woodbrldfe H'» the Plunblig & Heating TOWNE GARAGE MALE & FKMMr Pmtteraa HELP WANTH) Fbhini Tackle A Repair 1. r. Gardner A SOB ASPHALT PAVIN6 Frank Kreisel • Remodeling Jf AH Skilled Labor 256 Monroe St., Rahway 485 AMBOI AVENUE COUN8ELOR6-O«nt Lawn Mowers MUSIC STUDIO • New Installations selors, klnderRarti. AU Work Guaranteed Woodbridge dalists. etc. Mntur. Fuel Oil Hand and Power Lawn • Accordimi FOR QUALITY Free Estimates • PUno • Gas and Oil Burners MErcury 4-3540 students or school Mowers Sharpened and Attractive new pay M- Call FU 1-5518 Repaired o CO\ ME-4-3046, HI-Z-7312 We're Specialist* In 0385. Mr. Gerard JOHN J. BITTINS Flan. • BEAB WHEEL ALIGN- 11:00 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. — Headquarters for — No Initni- racnti to U PCGLIESE - A. LD?O MENT and BALANCE or Brigrs Sc Stratton nay! • BRAKE SERVICE FOB SALE HI 1-2038 After 8:00 P. M. Cllnton-Lawson & Power All MikM Products — Gas Engines Accordlom Sold mi - Radio ft TV Service DIAL 1953 CHEVY CONVERTIB'J Mobilheat Schwinn Bicycles Repaired - Sewing Machines - Blue. Automatic P. A,- - Carpentry-Masonry - At Lowttt Salei & Service Prlcesl Good mechanically N- FUEL OIL Set Need ME 4-1111-2-3 FU 1*3989. All Types of ALBRECHT'S Call ME 4-0750 REPAIR? Over to year* of MOTHER'S MONTH RKDWOOD PICNIC Stn CARPENTRY Friendly Service KEY SHOP Call How long have you been No Job Too Large and benches, s-feei \^.. oni ME 4-4360 lookinf (or a new sewinr Swimming Pools year old. Paid $31)9^ .rc.n, and 124 Washington Avenue _ ME 4-0012 machine? $18.00. 351 Lake A r • Carteret, N. J, Private Lessons on the ARTS RADIO or Too Small ^. MASONRY Tel. KI 1-7163 U/NIU You Cm Take Ionia. FU 1-4718 100 Fulton Street !•> GnJtu HUH Adv»nUte Of Kipcrt Workmanship & TELEVISION Yes, call today . . . no., Woodbridge MOTHERS MONTH SWIMMING Iteuonibla Fca Chiri«) Liquor Store AccorAion SALES and SERVICE fee for estimates. We'll M • ALTERATIONS 155 Avenel Street, ATtneJ A brand new 1960 round rush a man to you to street. Lou NO. IOM-IO- • ADDITIONS - Funeral Directors - bobbin sewing machine 1 a 7 563 • CD8XOM BOMBS AVENEL Repair Estimates Free! Sews Forwsro — help you plan, show- B-" "*- -° • SCORE REMODELING Antennu Installed and Reverse. Sews NOW a Fiberclass over Pins A 21-95 ing, you money-saving • COMMERCIAL ft INDUSTRIAL UQUOR STORE tube* Vested Fnt at Our Iton Pool Ion Can Afford Nffdlei • HOME FUENlSHINT.s ftaturlnt Cir BiiJJoi fcrrieed Promptl; (Re,. short-cuts. Custom Home* Large Selection of Choics Ten Year Pitts Guarantee • Built to Tour SpedtleitloBi • Musical DINING TABLE, six t: • WINES IS Down — 11.50 We** excellent condit:-: No Job Too Cart* Synowiecki AccMtortei - Roofing & Silling FU 1-4541 $2,395 • • BEERS piece light ash break: Or Too Small . . . All UtXti oi Take 5 Yean to PJT Folders offer. JHUnter 6-6648 funeral Home Instrumenti and AmplUm FnUj Insured • CORDIALS ALLIED Call Now (or Information Tt R. STEVENS Guaranteed 10 Yean HI 2-6948 Koonni ini Shwt Metal Work SEWING MACHINE Co. 56 Carteret Avenue Cold Beer by the Cose No Upkeep TWO fine table !am;» 6(5 ST. GEORGE AVE. COLON1A, N. J. Also Imported Beer SAMMY RAY'S WOODBRIDGE Billheads built curved sofa Vincent Keller Carteret, N. J. |condit(»?n. Ladus '. Prompt FREE Delivery Music and Repair Shop Repain 10% OFF Builder Telephone KI-1-S715 SAM LAQUADBA, Prop. FU 1-1767. Tel. ME 4-2074 2* Years Exptrlena at Instructor of an Stamps & Accessories On Pools Purchased No OMiratlon For Estimalei 467 New Brunswick Avenne Typei Before June 1st! Letterheads COUCH, boucle. H ••• 1230 Stone Street, 145 Avenel Street FORDS, N. J. , gold thread. Mod Phone FU-8-0976 AVENEL, N. J. ruboer cushions. FV '•• - Music Instruction - Alr-Condltkmtai Warm Air Beat AAA Programs Delloatessen uvduttrlal Cihaost Sjrttm POSTAGE STAMPS 1050 two-door 14.7 tv Telephone MErcnry 4-1889 Motor Goarils refrigerator, boiu:. GUITAR LESSONS rOIt FREE EBfDUIIt POOLS FLYNN & SON 1300. 1959 18 «'» : WOODBRIDGE CaU m-t-aa at HM-52H and ACCESSORIES 11 GRAND AVENUE FUNERAL HOMES For Port Readlni, N. J. Booklets freeaer, paid tW • MAT SHOPPE ErtikUihad SI Tean Liquor Store ME 4-7495 Easy wrlnger-wujit 420 East Avenne STAMP COLLECTORS set. Dining table .. 613 Rahwaj Avennc MART ANDRASCK. Prop. Snndvs-I A. H. to U NMB Couch, rug. ublev >•> Woodbridxe F NOW GOING ON Pictures Make • Certificates AUTO, BOMB, AND JACKSON SerFlni ffoodblttia Resident* OFFICE KITS IMPORTED line* l»l : DUFL1CAIKD Good Gifts 8EBVICE. Save ti.t: • Blsju ValuM • lop irandi SAFE1 BOLD tXP:RT overhead Involved. ''•; DUNLOP cf M and SON • Bettei Serfloe • Lowtr Prlcei MEN aU WOMEN • Announce- guaranteed «rv' VWt Our New Itott At let 8kat«f and Lawn Mowers Sharpened on Premliei RUG TIRES Druggists St. Georn Avenne at U. 8. 354 New Brunswick Avenue UUhway 1, Avenel Spring Paint CUANERS ments TOUR DWNKIW 88 Main Street (At (be Wopdbtldte Special!! PERTH AMBOY JOIDI a problem. A CIOTetl«af Circle) In Your Owli Home Phone HI 2-6776 AAOOjmoui can hfH' >1('- 'J Open I A. IL to » P. M. BPS-White and Reg. Colon Or at the Plant! Woodbridge, N. J. 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l!\i K-\M>-FORTH BEST • best to follow a 29 or. plus Whole or ! f.ith iwttern instead. bottles dep. Full Cut C t« Full Cuf ^ F c: '.•;:iri mid around Beverages •• •• ii.i. 2 Shank Half ;•• ., -.i oierlap the pre- •iv a fourth or a : ::•.(• width of the Fruit Punch «=,gr cam ] J% : . :.:t'."'.rr pattern you Punchinello 3 . . • • i keep the mower' Canned Hams 3.49«T, 5.99 •.: ;,:or>erly »dju*ted.i : . !-. amonit oiherj Pin«appU-Grap«fruH Ground Chuck ^ k69« Skinless Franks ...i.ihins the graM 255* ' n; , :!i:ng It. Plnched[ Libby Drink . .• i o-: .1 yellowish ca«t . ; !•.;: didn't say thlj, but1 Co/JCutSaL -jrrodted Irood •'• i' ^ :ne fun Into your1 : l:: •: lu'e at lea.n for a; Regular. Sliced Bologna • •• •: t::• using the mow-' Halibut Steak • ' • ••• "it « sloxM] «UCh Alcoa Wrap 3 " 79 .. m-Af.fi Joe work too Sliced Plain Loaf Hot Dog or Hamburger Cod Fillet . 25* SlictJ • i th.:, works only if You Buy The Relish ' : -I- •. iuic »!f« h named Pickle & Pimento Loaf Vacuum Pack Colossal Shrimp •:K! '•••i-.ir iiiinif U Joe. Heinz Relish Heinz Buys The Buns 2 49 Sliced Olive Loaf Large Shrimp & $ 00 SpicedLu heonMeat L T YOUR HOME Evaporated Milk -»• 8 i l ^ " Beef Steaks »««<« n H> CHANCES DEU Livi Mains • - ••::'ittf.-s arc a popular MIX ' ••• :.otr. They can be Jack Frost 5 Ib. OR MATCH Lobsters In ctfljin ilorn only •'••:• iD'im in the house. 4 99 •-• ' < room to balh. or Domino bag '• HIP most effective Granulated Sugar 47< III • '.tis;de shutter! U' -Mcme ^rruitd and VeqetaoleA ! : '••:!'•:• between different, -: -Mm where a" wall' '•• ••:: abre. Picture them Kletnway pkg. of 100 : » living room and a Sandwich Bags RED RIPE • m They will be push i 25. •: a-iainst the wall »lmo»t ' '••'•• '-me. In this position] t melons ; 7 v> attractive tropical •••'•'• American look, de- 5 oz. can | NEW CROP FLORIDA SUNKIST : :• Hie decoration of Boned Chicken 39< ••••"•• LUIW* the time for ;-'"tv, they can be -••'I'-i'ly. until it 1J Corn55:5 29c Lemons 49< oz. can, ' '•'• .iU:s are often U«d NEW GREEN ! 1 JERSEY • >'"or5 in Hie kitchen. Hormel Spam 40 • «r anywhere else :•••'•• '••""•«• They make at-; ; :!«Utui#« for cur- 10c Off. Label kunch ^f :i ; 5|.16 • v 'uve the >dvant»ge Reg. or Drip > 2 Ib. can Radishes Scullions ."•••manent and only ::i; Ideal Coffee ' '•' >' or a coat of paint, • ••'Ud as new. "'•^i-an be fashioned in- ,'. ••"'•••'' Portable folding pkg. of 5 "'••'• millwork company ' " '•'•'•market inside shut-' Broil-a-Foil Trays ;1 l 1 49< - •' up and down and •••/'••it into the window I Al1 Gold Crest . • "'• an- perfect u*ed All l Ideal ! 1*4* f •!**#••** CO, . ;•' "'*' <.'afe curtains. I Fl half ' ""••'• houw or youi' Flavors half gallon • ; ••••i:i-" You will probably: ICC VI Cum — ^non Jx 89< , • :il1 snots that can be' .'• ::',"t> attractive and. !"- *'ili Inside shutter,/ Illllllllllllli ";,'' U|»'K"PAHUY i Deluxe Stainleit Steel ., ' ''":!l Elsenhower has of-' SPECIAL SALE! , ; proved piftrU( ,or B; •,.;.,,"• labof-managemenl ••"••' °n broad economic 1 VIRGINIA LEE r 1 ALL VARIETIES Steak Knives ..".' !:i'i("rUlIHyni,i,utesre- h PIES ,:;;;';.;; i QQfow v«nyi Regular • . •,'lltlf> American con-1 99c valu« oach Organlza-1 E Your him to pick! jS Choic« with purchawi of $5.00 or 100 GREEN STAMPS arrange the m u h«v- ch l ; .-presi- Pound Cake ^Lm " 49' Knife Holder t" 69ci fit addition to your regular

IDEAL •tamp* wirri purchute of ^T Lemonade 10' 19 KRAFT'S $10 or mor« and coupon " Intention VJ ln "«•• Birds Eye Fryers »O •« fpr only Velveeta OUt-1 IMPORTED SLICED CLIP » « collfl ivus thr loser. softball league by a ldpslded championship af(„,.' both the 100-vard dash and 220-yard dnsh over Acricn score of 20 to 7. Ight during the |RM . AB of bowling. Each South River's great Tony Swenticky in ihv Mid- St. Ellas scored In every in- Illrili 4 the winning team dlesex County track championships held at New ,1 Hosal. it ning and had a big 3rd inning, W. VViinl, ss setting 9 runs, featured by a trophy. Don K.n Brunswick last Saturday. lib Mullan and Bellak hitting of the team, lnwhiirnk. <• boys on their fine The Queen Pin League, a newjy ornanizod homers. Toth hit a homer for inim. - The Sacred Hearts won tHeir second pamr in a L. Kondrk. c -. 1 "'Meyers, rf ... 2 0 the /irst prize mom- Puslllo. 2b 8 0!'Bellak, c ... 3 Ully of 255, while (>,•„ row in the Carteret Recreation League, Minor Saimlro, lb 3 •jiSalnt, p , 3 copped the high indiMd, Don KeHilier. won the chanvpion- Smarro. 3b 3 of 853". Norman H«n»T 1 division, by blasting the Parkview Democrats, 13 — The Giants, sponsored hy 1 CHAMPCHAMPIONI S IN r.S.M.R. Handicap Bowling S. Kondrk. c 3 35 20 12 best individual avi 1, , to 9. representatlvf of the I j f f j Blues will lose only one player, was his first game for thejCanadian Club 3 Kosel's Tavern by a 6 to 0 scorejgames on both M, Bob Pettus Wins services at the High School [ jgQ \Qf LCftO Charley Kahora. a senior. Rowland Club and he just miss- Frank & Joans 3 ',u^ allowed only one hit Tuesday night. For Big 573 Set field. i The box score: ed a completely perfect game San Brau Inn 3 and struck out ten players. It The team standnn The month of June brings| CARTERET — The Kiwanis Sayreville by two batters, both of whom Team No. 9 3 was the second straight loss for U. 8. Metals CARTERET—Helen Kelly of 100 and 220 in sadness to some and gladness and Greenwald's Insurance are AB'NI H reached base on a mis-cue. Leschek Dairy 3 'he Kosel team. Carteret Bu: East Oak Street rolled a sensa- for others. Mixed emotions to deadlocked for first place iniSzczepanik, cf 4 1 3 Next Saturday niuht at the Frank Browns 41 Keplch Esso scored a win Price's Men's Shop .. tional 201 and 248 in compil-j the higlt school seniors, who the Carteret Recreation De- Mytnick, c 2 c 0 Park Field the Rowland A. A. Team No. 4 4'over the A after (om. years of close. competition ended. !Jersey State League double) The Allied Lumber won thejPcttus Kabara. p 1 0 one of the greatest \y knit friendships. Greenwald's Insurance, °,header. The first same willi Carew, 3b ... 0 ! at Carteret High in' For some of the seniors, it coached by Wally Terebetski, ° start at 7:15 P. M. KLEIN'S-YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR game setback ut the hands of s. Popowski, rf, p 0 a-ccnt years, demonstrated his wU1 mean farewell to books and outblasted the Babies Furni- ? M. ('. A, A. Kelly's in the final week of Marchesi, If. .... 0 ; learning and on to a job and ture by a score of 11 to 8 as McConnell ss bowling. 1 greatness by sweeping to vic- Deerin, ss 0 SCOTTS LAWN PRODUCTS IN WOODBRIDGE! work tor the rest Jf their life, Prank Conway recorded the Other three-game winners!1015' ln b0"1 dashes er South Fielek, 3b 0 n; Murray 3b 3 0V while others will go on to high- victory. Triples were hit by were Lee Construction overRim's Tony Swenticky, in the Thalman, 3b ... 0 Kowalski 2b MicldI( se er schools of learning and per- Relford, Jimenez and Thomas Walt and Gene's and the Hill ' ^ County Track cham- Applesate. 2b 0 Rumble c Greener Grass-Without Dandelions! Bowl over West Carteret Esso. nionsll'IJs The Kiwanis walloped IjOcalDowney, 2b 1 0 Delaney p • Two-game winners |Municii|al _.Kyle If werp of (lie four years of hij;h school Emil's Shell over Petrocy's. 'Brunswick. Drenberg turned in the victory. 29 7 glHellenik If learning and have attained the 1 It was the second win for both Carteret (4l Dencro lb The weekly honor roll con- The Carteret ace defended his high marks can go further, Greenwald's Insurance and the AB jj.Anderson rf 2 sisted of L. Sipos 205. 211. L. | lOOyard crown in ten seconds honor the school, their parents Kiwanis. jKahoni cf 2 0 Barrot cf 1 Tyrell 210, J. Kenny 220, and'flat and then came back to add and teachers and friends by ob- B. Koby 204. the 220-yard crown in 0.22.3. In other ames the SaC:ed Dacko, ss .. 3 0, — taining further honors in coll- R 1 Heal Zagleski, 3b .. 3 The filial team standing fol-!Swenticky was on his tail all ecc and we all can be proud:iHealtts defeated the Carte:eCartet I 23 lows: the way in both races. Dellcatessen and Sullivan, lb . .. 3 0 ROWLAND A. A. Unit you arp a Carteret gradu-! - 12 to Allied Lumber Finnegan, 2b .. 4 2 Mayers cf 4 87 \>2 37'jj The New Brunswick Zebras at, 'Sunris!Sunrise Dairy bebeaa t the Club . Kelly's K in fl 2 ... 63 32 copped the meet by rolling up May we remind all Carteret[Markay. 12 to 6. The K. of C. .°P -,, OjKozimor 2b 4 Hill Bowl firs win b Masculin, If .. 3 1] Johnson 3b 3 .... 59'i 45 > the most points against High- sports fans, tathatt on the Rt '¥¥ t V P'j'.-.ncy's ... 53 52 Sut0 s Lunch Goetz, rf .: 2 0|Batista lb 4 land Park, which finished in of June 11th at th3 St. Deme- ' ^ a 15 to 5 scort V. Carteret Esso . . 52 53 L OjGenneri rf 4 .second =place. trius Center, the Diiteret! an« Swingler was the win- "amorski. p ... 3 Sportsman Association \vUlinine hurler. — Kineh If 4 Smith 2b honor the Carteret High foot-i Only one game was played on 25 ENJOY YOUR Sayreville 3 0 10 2 10-7 Robinson c bnll. basketball, baseball and!Monday and Tuesday nights Carteret 1 0 ) 0 1 I) 1—4 SUMMER BOWLING track teams, by a dinner dance!due to wet grounds. Reiser ss affair. Trophies will be awarded; The team standing follows: IJsposito p at the to four outstanding players of;Kiwanis each team. The pulic is iskid Greenwald's Breza Bus Wins BOWL-MOR to help the Association by at-'jCatholic War Vets ... M. C. A. A. Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort tending the affair. Price of ad-;Emil's Catering : NEW mission is four dollars a ticketJK. of C Plavoff Title Johnston ss 1 McCon sa 2 LEAGUE and OrEN BOWLING BOWL- Recreation doings . . Soft-!sacred Heart MOR ball leagues, twice postponed by Babics Furniture Rumble c 3 ( 1 In Slovak Loop Barrett cf j. 3 LANES rain, finally got 'started on!Carteret Delicatessen CARTERET — In the final Murray 3b " 3 JOIN A SUMMER LEAGUE ON MAIN ST. Wednesday and Agrico beat'Sunrise Dairy 2 ^\veek d! action, Breza Bus Kyle If 3 Monday Thru Friday From 7 P. M. To Be Ready for Kozy Korner 4 to 3 in the firjiClub Markay 2: Service nosed out Pete's Diner Denaro \b 3 Saturday From 11:00 A. M, FALL «.!ame and St. Elias swampFdWal 440 Hill Bowl in the night name Suto's Lunch 0 2 in the playoffs to win the Johnsen 2b : 3 Sunday From 13 Noon SEASON 20 to 7, Bobby Mullan not th; _ championship last Friday at Sollars p 3 16 NEW LANES Anderson rf 2 Special Redded Rates for Children md COCKTAIL first homer of the season f'»r ™ ' " . the Carteret Lanes. Saturdays From 11:00 A. M, to 5:0(1 P. M. LOfNGE St. Elias, Toth and SM;ik alsy hitting the 26 1 was the winner and Bohanek!wrr» piii.s for a orilliant 650 set on Rowlands A. A BOWL-MOR LANES the loser. Monday's rained outify] scores of 194, 191 and 265. His Mayers cf 453 Amboy Avenue Tel. ME 4-9683 Woodbridge games are rescheduled for to- in Row tallv of 26:; was high for the Koaimor 2b , night and Tuesday's games will season. ijohnsos 3b be played on Friday. June loth.i Hlub took all the honors in Batista lb Little leagues . . . Major In Rec League the league v.ith a big 18J aver- Gennerl rf division, Carteret Burners have CARTERET — The Sacred !ilHc f°r the season, plus the Medwick If ..... This won't take long. We'll go fishing in half a MAJESTIC LANES won two straight games in the Hearts scored their second Bh set pf 650 jand the high Robinson c „ 3 1 early season to lead the league straight win in the Carteret Hil*'.s game, of; 282, both of Reiser ss 2 hour. BONUS* is a cinch to apply. Into the Scot Invites you lo attend our new Intermediate division, showing Recreation League, Minor di- lich were rolled ! the finalJLytwyn p 3 Kiwanis and Greenwald's In- ision, by outblasting the Park- ight of competition at the Spreader-and onto the lawn. Goes on evenly, surance on top. each winning iew Democrats by a $ to 9 arteret Lanes. 28 7 9 BOWLING SCHOOL two games. In the Minor divis- score. Kosciow was the winning rately, as you walk. Wonderful stuff. ion -Sacred Heart has won two hurler. The Sacred Hearts are games, while losing none . . . currently leading the race. Little League annual dance, Muller's Insurance walloped Actually doesf two jobs at once. KUls tomorrow night at the Bethlen Babies Furniture, 28 to 8, as Christensen's FREE Hall. All managers »e asked to Bruce Elliott recorded the vie dandelions, plantain, buckhom-and INSTRUCTIONS lg their sponsor's banner to tory, j By Our the dance. .The Hebrew Men's Club won also feeds grass to greener beauty! PROFESSIONAL Carteret track team scored its first game in the league with 13 points to the County meet, a close 14-13 decision over Notice! "ANUK" FKKJtARO as Bobby Pettue regains hk 100 Westvaco. Allan Ballsh was the yard title and also won the 220 winning hurler.' Classes Held Every The Prank's Department 10% Discount on MONDAY NIGHT 8tore turned in a big 19-13 vic- JAGS tory over Kodhek's Pharmacy K,rom 6:30 to 11:30 with Kevin Oshay the winner "PF" SNEAKERS THRU AUGUST IN PERTH AMBOY Steve Pieczyski, losing hurler I "P.F." MEANS POSTURE FOUNDATION) hit a single and triple in BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY HERE NOW OPEN losing cause. - To All Members of FOR EXPERT FREE INSTRUCTION Rain postponed all the gumee OPEN SUNDAY and MEMORIAL DAY! 3 Nights A Week on Monday and Tuesday. The games will be replayed at • 40 An -( niiiliiioried Lanes • Bar and Restaurant TUESDAY later date. Little League, Pony League etc. • Automatic l'in Suutters • Frae Parkinf TILL ir.H. The team standings: We Cater to BunimeU FRIDAY Sacred Heart 2 KLEIN'S i For Information Call VA 6-6800 Frank's Dept. Store .... 1 Othu 1UI I f. M. Kochek'* Pharmacy .... l Christensen'i FARM and GARDEN CENTER Hebrew Men's Club .... 1 Jags Sptrtiig Boris Muller's Insurance 1 Stun- 34 Main Street u SUU Theatre) MAJESTIC LANES SK STATE ST., rSKTU AMBOV Parkview Democrats.... 0 Kuutt- !1 mid Pennsylvania Aveilui- Hupelawn, N. J. FREE DELIVERY 1ML. HI t-Utl Wttstvaco U I ii <>roco jion lead by tM willinm Sonlak and <<->t hrx wn.s comprised tit ?i'sko, of Carteret; CARTERET - Funeral ser- Denuer, Jeffrey Katz, Gus vices for John Magac, 118 East Fabian; Lion, Robert Tampa. '»• •shii'nft body of the 8$. ilirr Clnurchln of Cherry Street, were Imld Tues- A trip will be made June 4th '•-.''I'll I'iuorhlnl School «• lour sons, Stan- J- morning at 9 A. M. from to the Philadelphia Naval Base 'I'l-ii: thr Kindergarten ;:> n i'-n"l---\viii,: the blessing of urkn of Edl.wn: one; Process of Elimination .rr.vn, tiip crowning, Kniiiile Wolk Of Po- A, M. at the St. Mary's Ukrain- After grandmother had Riven I id rrcilatinn of the Act ian Catholic Church with the ,K\M grandchildren. Susie a scolding, she overheard •oiisncrntKm the group Rev. Jarslav Fedyka.i celebrant the youngster remark to her- I'o-erded to the church Ml , ,,i,r, . of the organizers of the requiem mass assisted nf the St. Dfme- self: "Somebody is cross In this •unnlion for the benedtettti ^ by Rev, Leo Pelensky. Interment room; "taint ' thr Blessed Saoram«M ^ tiinti Orthodoi me, 'taint dolly, In St, Oertrude Cemetery. 'taint kitty, Inch was celebrated by m * WHS custodian tt I wonder who it Pall bearers were Steve. Kur- is?" >v. Mo! Corcoran, pastor Community djlka, Harry Carr, Carl Nle- ••sisted by Hrv, A. j. Boland< mlec, Steve Spisak, and George CIVIC took place Fedak. LEGAL NOTICFS .ITTI.E LEACl'E! DANCE iiiriib Funeral Home, Mr. Maac died Friday night ORDINANCE CARTERET — Carteret 1 ,; Avenue on Wednes- at Perth Amboy General Hos- TAINH?™»«CI To EMPI0T liiRui nmiiidl dance will b)| .!.: at 9 A, M. Divine Pital. He was a retired furnace1™!? PERSONW*1 •»" - Id Saturday night at tlW, .., held id the St. De- operator at the U. s. Mctala \™~- O- F =-„ Oi •t-thlcn Hall. Plans have butt i :»rution ftittltv, provided that It [ful floral tributes extended to li covered by proper and neceaaary staff and nurses of Perth Am insurance, in the performance of i us In our bereavement In theboy Hospital; Carteret Plrl s Ms dallly duilrduilf-* eitendlnii „beyon, d death of our dearly beloved Aid Squad; Rosary Society* o: the limit* of th« Borough Hall. jhusband, father, grandfather St. Mary's R. C. Church Section 3: All ordlnancM or ptru thrrtof Inconsistent herewith1 are[and brother, Chester Godleski United States Metals Refining Married? hereby repealed. We especially wish, to thank Co.; Carteret Democratic Coun- Section 4: Thla ordinance aha.ll Rev, M. A. Konopka; Rev. Mar- ty Committee; electrical shot Make your :.ike effect as permitted bjr law J >tml ahail be retroactive to Jan»a>7 tin Komoslnskl; Rev. Stanis- of California Oil Co.; borougt 1H0. laus Mllos; altar boys; Dr.Ihail employes; smelter boys IniroducfJ by: Nlrholu Sultlftn Zito; staff and nurses of Perth West Cnrteret Democratic Club < '< Art' a Few 'Tipn" About Dated: May 12. 1940 l{t EDWARD O. BRADY, Amboy Hospital; St. Cecelia Carteret Women's Club Eve Home° nlng Membership Department Cholr of Holy Pamlly Church; PUILIP R. CHODOHH. Hiriak's Flower Shop; Men'i J! or Buying Your Formal: Secretary Polish National Alliance Group VOTK-E 1023; members of Metal and Club; Garvey Store; Genera n 1) S has been in the formal wear busl- Th. above ordinance wai lntro-jTher'mlt 20-Year Club; Girls of Democratic Organization; Car- llts tZ\X M^ta.VK.W National BarJ; Metal and teret Smelter and Refinery HAPPY s for years with a good reputation. Hoard of Health ot the Borough of [Thermit Corp.; Panyl Club; Workers Union, Local 837; pal: p; y C; Carltret In New Jersey on May 13, bearers; Carteret V»lice escort ,19M. The aald ordinance will he N, J. Detlnnlng Workers, Local 'IDS Tuxedos are his own top quality and the Synowiecki Punera: jcooaldered for adoption.at the inMt- 521, Metal & Thermit £orp.; I uxedos._They are not rented Tuxedos. Inn oi the Board of Health of the Home for satisfactory service, Borough of Cartoret to be held Jup* boys from nickel plant, United with a new juth, 1M0 at 8:00 P. M. F.I.T. In theStates Metals Refining Cd.; pall rendered. >>I)S has the largest selection of Tux- Bo*rd Roomt of the Borough Ba)l, [bearers; Carteret and Rlhway Famijy pf the late Cook* Avenue, Carteret, New Jeney John Magac "l»s in Woodbridge Township in stock. jt which time and place all persona police escorts, and the Syno- wiecki Funeral Home for satis- I1; Interested may be heard thkreon. I>S has a modern alr-condltloned DATKD: M»y 12. 19M. ' factory services rendered CARD OF THANKS Have the oven installed in the wall ''•rmal wear department with fitting PHILIP R. CHODOSH, Family of the late PRANK DACKO | ELECTRIC Secretary C-P. 5/27/60 Chester Oodleskl We wish to express our sin and burners set alongside the counter ''"urns. cere thanks to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their top or choose one of the popular ":i>S guarantm perfect fittings by kind expressions of sympathy ""| custom tailoring (3rd generation). FREE RUG STORAGE till Sept. with Rug Cleaning " their many acts of kind free-standing models (shown in circle) i, spiritual bouquets and th. RANGE l"El) S gives you professional free advice by S. Boyeg, Raritan Bay's only Rug Cleaning Plant utlful floral tributes extend- "" **ft type formal* are in order. in our bereavement in the death of our dearly beloved jhusband, father, grandfather We Specialize iii J&nd devoted brother and uncle Frank Ducko. WEDDING PARTIES We especially wish to thank • White Dinner Rev, Julm Hundlak, pastor Proud houiewiTea know that Rev. Peter Melech, assistant Jackets they tan depend on S. Boyei pastor; Mr, Jacko Waslowlcz: altar boys; church choir; B\»- Tuxedos for the cteaneit, Itfeit tvg terhood of the Blessed Virgin ileaning, poaiibl*. Boyea cleaned Mary; St. Ann's Auxiliary and Full Dress the Men's Club of the St. De- rufa ahow that you curt foe metrius Ukrainian Orthodox is Clean- Cutaways nice tbinfa. ttvurch; the Ukrainian Na AGES 3 YEARS AND UP tional Society SitcH No, 341; REDDY KILOWATT SAYS: medical und nurses staff at Cool-Comfortable Roosevelt Hospital, Metuchen; EVENING APPOINTMENTS medical and nurses staff at May Be Made for the Proper FOR FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY Elizabeth General Hospital; Quick and Automatic Selection and Pitting of AU blood donors of Union and Your Formal Attire — We E\en Phone PA 1-1582 Middlesex Counties; Westvaco Furnish Pillows for the Chemical Corp.; employes and WCWCAUV Ring Bearers. pensioners of Westvaco Chemi- cal Corporation, Carteret; In- ternational Chemical Workers Local H4: those who donated hejr cars; pall bearers, members of the St. Dwnetrius PVBLIC®SERVICE 'S TAILOR SHOP Men's club; Carteret and. Lin- 5. flows den polite escort*, and tha Bi- BEANCH p.n Wall-m- W.ll Cin*i iUb Funeral Home, for satisfac- £ 10JX St. a«orie Avenuv Rug Cleaning Company, Inc Cliulgf tory, services rendered. BUY A MODERN ELECTRIC RANGE AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE W AVENEL Family of the late South Auiboy, N. J 4.1m Tel. HE llll & SU'vt'iw Avr. Pimik Daoko PA OF, TWENTY Red Sox Sink Tigers 3-2 in Fords jTigers Iselin J

League Play; VictoryVictory is 5th in Rowhoop Victors* • t 9 second inning found the In- Team Standing* PORDS••interboro Trucking] Johnny Man«f!eld, in chalk-, W In Memoriam dians trailing 17-3. By the end Red Sox cnntumrd to dominate!ing up hi* first win, ran Into a of the fourth, they were still on Tigers * the Mn'W Division of the rough fifth Inning when the Red Sox Uttle!atanto tallied thrrt- times, but the short end of a 20-7 count. Fords-Clara Barton However, their spirit never Yankees ...- - - * Miur DV ».«.!* .,..- Tisers, JOhnny settled down in the 1 bv sink me thr dwindled. Sparked by little Indians 4 1 + 3-2 with hvo run.- in the bot-iflnal frame to insure the win. Athletics ° Tony Ruwomano. fourteen runs J torn of the seventh inning. The: Don Filarowlcz took the loss. scampered across the plate in White 8ox 0 victory xns the fifth stralghtjhU second in two appearance* for trir front-running Sox. '• The Tigers, who were to .w-j^ ^ ^ ISELIN—The Tigers, the de- Tne f|na) blow fending American Division Thr Ti?rrs. sponsored by the cumb to thr leaeiie-l-adinK ^VM 'i^m' loaded triple by fl by champions In the Jselin Little Fords Lions'Club, sent RU*y!8o* later in the week In 1BuMOmano whicn tied the League, got 6fl to a flying start Fiemindow to the mound wlttvthrilUng extra inmrur contest.i ^ftou* halted the by winning two straight games ^ ln 1 a 1-0 rrcWd while the Red Soxifinally broke into the « rrunathon.. with victories over the Indians ^ called on \X>n Adamrt7. 2-OJcolumn. Combining the supeib _. _ and Yankees. j( Both hurler^Uisplayed flne;two-hlt pitching of R'<*y In the Inaugural encounter, L form as they battled to a MMHnMtfkm with some lusty T.Jnln $phof)l ;he Tigers went all out to up-; T defldiork for six innjnps -hitting, the Tigrrs humbled the U1UU C7UIIUV1 end the Indians in a close con- • J •in the seventh, with Pat Yanks of Otir Lady of Pftace. * test by a slim 7-6 score. ,£ Huth was given the assign- j* Tylka relieving Don AdanettJlO-S. ' AlOfeS miMeC! ment of pitching the Tigers ^t Rickey Kutostl belted a home Some erratic fielding by his'-^ »•«**-"•? Rus- opener and the young finger ^ run over the centerfield fence'teammates cost Ricky three PERTH came through with a com- ^ Buto tpu tht eth Rer Tigerd Soxs losoutt littlfronet tim2-1e. hrune bors Ien dow thr nInitia to blanl framek th,e obutp .so, president of the N. J. Fed-mendable performance to an- i in their half against Layton'positlon the rest of the Way. eration of Baseball Umpires nex the big victory. Barkauskas - Dodge, who replaced Ricky Ricky also blasted his third announced today the naming was the Indians' vanquished! r Flemlngloss. Two runners^home run of the season, to lead of Julius Kalman and Philip hurler. Amelia to the Training Com- scampered across the plate on]the league 'in that department. The Tiger*1 second clash of i £ Larry Kovac's single, his third! In other contests during the mittee of the Federation. Gil- bert Augustine is chairman of the season with the Yankees * hit of the day, to snatch the! week, the Red Sox trounced the was another dose contest with -f. win 'Yanks 15-12, and the Dudics the Training Committee, assist- ed by John Fisher. the former champions pulling * Pat Tylka was credited wtth^oorcominj Browns nipped the game out of the fire in the^ the victory, hit second against!"* Tigers 7-6 in the final RUHO announced that addl late stages by an 8-B rally. j^ tlonal members to the Train- no defeat*. Dodge sufferesulieredd nhis!»tam «»«•"«a• .,.,., ••«•-* ^»..— -•-~ Korland pitched a steady^ Tn<1 11 A ency Atnletlcs iwmnri inn* in twtwo decisions D" « Ing Committee are needed be game for the Tigers to become^ *!?5.™J?.Earlier, the Ford^.s 3K_«,Motors H thi. Stewarts Root Beer caus„.,»e of the exuandinexpanding worworlk the winning pitcher. DeJohnv. Cubs gained the nod over the Indtaiu, both of thr M nor dlvi- of the committee, and the in- was charged with the Yankees' ^ Rollo'a Trucking Giants, 5-4. "">n. had a profitable week, creased number of members setback. _ Rackine up their fourth and in spite of the fact that th The Red Sox kept pace with; fifth wins of the season against|Pederatlon now has 188 mem the Tigers at the top of the J only one defeat, the Athletlcsibers, the largest number In its American Division after defeat- "£ downed thf Bond Transports- i4-year-hi«tory. the organiza- ing the Athletics 14-4 for their -fC TUXEDO tion Pirates 8-5 and topped the tlon is unable to supply all thi second consecutive victory Handy Motors Orioles 5-3. The umpires requested. the Infant season. -ft Indians picked up their second; -j^ two new members of th Barnlkow was the Red Sox' -^ IENTALS and third victories against noj^g^j^g Committee are 10- hurler, while Shipley > tows edging thr InterboroiyeBr members abso"rbed" the "Athletics' loss. M Truck,™ White Sox ,-5 and; Mr. Kalman, 44, was born in! The Yankees brought their J SALES and was season's record up to the .500 J graduated from New Brunswick level by sinking the Athletics J were displayed by the victors High School. He played base- 10-8 In a high-scoring game^-J Mike Horvath and Jimmy ball for 20 years and is well..Frazian_ o won it fo-r. th_e Yan- •* Kraus gained their initial wins known for having managed thelkees and Martinson absorbed for the Athletics, while George Hungarian American Athleticjthe A'B mound reversal. ,Hart and Doug Bradbury post- Club from 1939 to 1953. He be-! In two pther league games, .v ed their first decisions for ther-ame a baseball umoire in 1948'the Red Sox defeated the White j, Redskins. came a baseball umpire in 1948; the Red after attenidng the Gil Augus-:Sox 11-10, and the The Midgets, known for their tine Baseball Umpires school, trounced the same club, 10-^ Iwild, high scoring games pulled a mild surprise. In a He waa the Director of the Tri- County High School Invitation -mg • well played ball game, the ¥ Orioles squeezed by the White Baseball Tournament. Kalman JYlTOZ 111 ISox 8-7. has been employed by the Cat- Behind 7-2 as early as thealin Corporation of America rp np» second inning, the Orioles, un- for the past 21 years. He resides: 1 OUrilCy 1 *C defeated thus far in three en- at New Brunswick. : * counters, called on their star Mr. Arnella, 125 Liberty' cOLONIA — The Coloniaj ^ performer, Jim Tussolino. Re- Street, Morgan, was graduatedi country Club was the scene of|-|t lieving starter Dave Rodecker frnfrom TCpvnnrKeyportt HigWiffh School anand tw,-on nv«ifiniexcitingr tran-nBrnpnttournament*s last it !in the third, Jim proceeded to attended both Rutgers Univer- weekend — the Sawbuck Pro- shusimvt uuouut thme QU8oAx .iHn thu.nciimine remain-- sity and Monmouth College, Sweepstakes, a five-hole throw- . ing four innings, striking out After serving two years in theout event. ' ', eleven and walking only four. "'• S. Army Signal Corps, he was Avenel's George Mrca and, His bat matched his pitching employed by the California Oil Vic Iorio of Westfield tied for arm as he slammed out a homer Company, He is now employed first place In the Sawbuck •' • and two doubles; the last blow as assistant purchasing agent tourney with net totals of 64. " IdriviiiK in the winning run infor the Federated Metals Divi- Mroz completed the 18 holes,' ,the bottom of the fifth frame.;sion of the American Smelting with a 72-8 for his total, while! This was Jim^s second mound 1 and Refining Company, Iorio carded a 74-10 for his victory against no defeats. Paulj Mr. Arnella is also a gradu- round. Runner-up honors went Arranglo took the defeat foriate of the Gil Augustine Base- to Andy Monte of Union, who. jthe White Sox, who have yetjball Umpires School and has had an 81-13-68 for the day. It.o gain thei.v...r- firsn.«it wi_.in_ i;n_ thre•>—e umpired high school and semi- Iorio was also a victor in the |game&. professional baseball games. He Pro - Sweepstakes competition I Reverting to form, the In-is a member of the Knights of where the five high holes are dians and the Athletics battled Columbus and Lions Interna- eliminated from 'to a 21-21 draw. The end of the tional. total. MONDAY, MAY 30th, 1960

He Y. M. H. A. On Memorial Day. we salute our honored dead, men and — Announces — women from Woodbridge Township and other town* and

Registrations Now Open cities all over the country who gave their lives for freedom. for the Swallick Proudly, we pay tribute. Humbly, H? pray that we in ay be

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WOODBROGE LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL STORE FREDERICK M. ADAMS, Mayor ME 4-0125 WOODBRIDGE, N.J. • EDWARD KATH SERVING THE COMMUNE FOR 45 YEARS • MAYNARD WINSTON • JOHN HUGHES Committmnen, First Ward CotqiniUt«mefr, Third • R. RICHARD KRAUSS INDUSTRIAL r . • THOMAS COSTELLO RESIDENTIAL • L. LEON BUNCHARD < • ' • DAVID NICOLA ,' • • DO • IT - YOURSEUf Committeemen, Second Ward Committeemen, Fourth Ware • DAVID MILLER, SR. IfmQy C08t • JOHN EVANKO, JR. •I*-* RAHWAY AVENUE -Near the ,.u, , . .., • ,, ,, ,.„ ° > aty Hdi and the Mutual Store. "tile more, but it s worth the difference. Committeemen, Fifth Ward - • Mon. and Fri ftOO to 530 • TUMTuee,, Wed., and Thuni. ftOO to 5:00 • Sat 800 toNoo n &;<^