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published Every Thursday VOL. XVII—NO. 31 FORDS, N. J.', THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 at 18 Green Street, Wooaoncige, IT. J. PRICE EIGHT CENTS Army O.K. Of Arsenal Use Sought ing 100% Board of Education Wants Two Buildings Valuation For Special Classes EDISON — Use of two Raritan Arsenal buildings for the local GOP Candidates in Promise _ program of training the. mentally- retarded and physically handi- Orders Boost of capped under the conditions of To Shave Costs by $100,OOO;: the Beadleston Act is being sougnt WOODBRIDGE — Pledged, to practice economies which will 562.25 Per Gent by the Edison Board of Educa- imount to a saving of "approximately $100,Q00," the Woodbridge tion. ' ' Township Republican Organization, through its municipal chairman, ' ED>ISON—-This township, • along" Meeting in the Bonhamtown Arnold S. Graham, today announced ths party platform for 1955-56. with nine' other county raimiei-:•;• School Monday night, the board Mr. Graham said the platform has the unqualified support of the reported that it is now awaiting candidates,'Lyle B. Reeb, Jr., for mayor; and Lester Stockel, Ray palities, has toeen ordered; to-.- set;" the Army's approval of the pro- smith, Jr., and Harold Barr, can- up a; new standard: of real posed plan. lidates for the Town Committee tax equalization by the l^ew. Jefe:'; *rom the First, Second and Third : The effort to obtain two Rari- sey Board-;'p'f Tax Appeals; andlf - tan Arsenal buildings, described vVards respectively.i s man Edison TqwnsWp was to abide by .1 as'being ideal for training of this The nine-point platform is as type and currently not in use by :ollows: • • this ruling it would mean an inj;.: the Army, followed the thus far "1. Practice economy as much as la 135-Foot Fall crease of 562i25; per cent in rata^;; fruitless attempts to lease facili- possible, and, at the-same time FORDS — John A. Dennis, 10 bles over: :the original ties at Camp Kilmer, now on a provide improved and increased Lillian Street, an active worker in established; for this community1"1 deactivated status. services and facilities. We honestly the Fords Little League, was killed earlier Irr the,; year. ; \:: .;; ; i? Monday in a 135-foot fall from ; The board's efforts to get Camp believe this can be accomplished This huge increase was brought:;' by eliminating such frills as plant- the New Jersey Turnpike Bridge Kilmer buildings became so en- A CALL TO WORSHIP: Rabbi Samuel Newberger demonstrates the blowing of the Shofar, or ram's horn, a traditional part of to the.attention of the Township- ing pansies around the Municipal over the Newark meadows which snarled in red tape that the quest the Bosh Hashanah service, to students of the Hebrew School of Congregation Adath Israel. Left to right are Edith Kosenblum, Lynn Commissipri; afe.last night's .meet-;. Building at unheard of prices.and will connect Newark' with Bay- has been virtually abandoned. Sampson, Linda Berman, Linda Chodosh, Dennis Brodkin, Mark Winograd, Rabbi Newberger, Norman Kline, Harry Weisman, Rita A. ing ..and the .immediate xeactioii- -spending large sums creating a onne.-. This new effort toward Raritan Patnoi, Sheppie B. Strauss, Marilyn Turner, Donna Deutseh. was'to appeal the ruling as other ; bathing beach where it was known The 38-year-old ironworker was Arsenal facilities was said to offer the water is polluted and unfit for communities plan to do, /';,;.-,;•:}.-^3 greater promise of realization. an employee of the Bethlehem, -Oscar VKaais,: township clerfc swimming. A thorough, study of Steel Company. ; Under the terms of the Beadles- Rabbi* at. Jewish New Year previous Township budgets, com- read the letter from the Middle-^: ton Act, public school education Sticku es bined with the finding of a com- The Fords man, police said, sex •. County Board of Taxation; i or training must toe provided to mittee" which investigated present tumbled from a catwalk of the starting;; that following hearings:; those children who heretofore had ictim Sees 3-Fold Spiritual Need In Arresting practic.es of the Town Committee, span and fell through the corru- held :in New .Brunswick it was, de- i been in effect denied a public leads us to believe that approxi- gated roof of a Pennsylvania Rail- terniingd 'that the "aggregate vzl-. road barge beneath the bridge. school education because they < WOODBRIDGE—The year 5,716 in the Jewish calendar will begin WOODBRIDGE—The possibili- mately $100,000 can be saved and uations for 1&55 are erronebus',*.• AVENEL—Beaten by two hold- could not be assimilated in a regu- at sundown tomorrow night when the Jewish people of the Township ty of establishing a gas detector still provide efficient services.' The deceased, active in school and tha-ti.tfej'county together with their co-religionists all over the world will begin the lar school program because of up men so badly he required treat- station in the Port Reading sec- sports during this school days, had table should be revised and eor-• observance of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. "2. Conduct a complete analysis lately been serving as an official of : mental or physical defects. It is ment. at Perth Amboy General tion or placing a second "counter" of all Zoning, Building and Health rected/l' j\: : .'..•• •'-.'?Aii r The holiday will be observed for two days, ending at sundown Sun- the Fords Little League, in which now mandatory in this state ,hat Hospital, early yesterday morning, car in operation in the area, was According to this change,/,the:/ day. Services will be held tomorrow night at 6:30 P. M., and Saturday Ordinances and bring them up to he managed the Giant team. Boards of fcaucation set up spe- "broached to. a representative of township's-.,-. •assessment of >| a night attendant at an Avenel and Sunday, starting at 8 A. M., at date, so that under the law such cialized programs for this group. the U. S. Metals "Refining Com- nuisances as "gandy dancers'" and A- native of Perth Amboy, Mr. estate, vwtiich had been ibased ;as station was able to give police Adath Israel Synagogue. Dennis was a resident of Fords for Joseph M. Ruggieri, superin- pany, Carteret, at a meeting of a hot dog stand in front of a mul- $29,5595677.00, would .be boosted a complete description of his as- the Board of Health, Tuesday. the past 13 years and was a mem- tendent, reported that the first The Jewish New Year is the Day Local Men Named ti-million dollar high school would $169,269i3B4.00, a 100 per of Judgment, on which the Lord ber of Local 393, Ironworkers stages of adherance to the Bea- sailants "who netted $133. Archibald Jones, supervisor of not be permitted to exist. valuation. . •'..>. . / ,:;;M reviews the merits and shortcom- the Metalurgical Control Depart- Union, of Camden. He was a com- dleston Act in this township have Joseph Ohlemeyer, 23, 204 Third FlaTtinlngr Board Authority The! order came as. a, result; pt: ings of His people, who pass before ment of the -plant, attended the municant of Our Lady of Peaee been completed, namely the classi- Street, Jersey City, told Officers To Civil Defense "3. Change the status of the appeals-Bled toy ten municipalities;;:- Him "like a flock of sheep."' This meeting at the invitation of the R. C. Church here. "••..:• fication of the mentally retarded Wendel Doll, and William Burns, Planning Board from, an advisory including.:' Edison, : against v'Biev; year, because the first day of the EDISON—The Edison Township Board. Committeeman L. Ray Ali- . Surviving are his wife, Mary; and physically handicapped. In that he was at work at the Sunoco holiday occurs on Saturday, the bani, who resides in Port Read- unit to a board with a right to equalisation table promulgated 3#? : Board of Commissioners last night two sons, John J. and Robert, at : the former category the law re- Service Station, Route 1 and Ave- Sabbath, the Shofar or Ram's ing, related that the gases emana- make final decisions. This is per- the". county" taxation boards ; i -:U ; quires that all students in this appointed the following men to mitted 'under the law. Many wise home; three sisters, Mrs. George . The jcoiin'tyr board had used. '?2> nel Street around 4 A. M., when Horn will be blown only on Sun- the Edison Township Civil De- ting from the Carteret plant have category be evaluated toy a psy- day. The Shofar symbolizes among and'. fair recommendations made Milchik, Mrs. Joseph Kasmer and per cent as; the average,^for fe two ~ men- entered the- station and fense, and Disaster Control, Corri- killed vegetation in his section and chologist to determine- whether other things, a call, to repentance. Mrs. John Hornyak, all of Edison county;"- ^ purchased two gallons of gas and fnission: . • - have affected toe- people residing•+*>* '•}**.. Planning Board for the |^' Wrought; sell they are edw.able, trainable, or in the area |good of the community as a whole Township. They body is at toe ^ t6 this figure. then walked toward the Avenel There are many customs asso- Chief Charles Grandjean, Chief Flynn and Son Funeral - Home, ; ineciii.t-HDie ?nd untrainable. If ciated with Rosh Hashanah. One .,,,., • T, „ ,, i.-i > are-being ignored by the Town wets aSse'ssed::'&£ ^approximately i Firehouse. About an hour later the Engineer Arthur Latham, Dr. Mr. Jones said "the TJ. S. Metals nnmmkto W>,,>W ,,r,H^ H™ ™.00_ Fords, for the funeral tomorrow edueable and trainable, the stu- is the dipping of a piece of fruit Committee which, under the pres- per cent; •«;;;• ,••"'-;• '. ..',;; same two men reeritered the sta- .Charles Gandek, Superintendent wants to be a good neighbor and morning at 9:00 o'clock, followed dent must be provided with a or cake into honey and wishing (Continued on Page'Six) tion and inquired about buying a of Schools. Joseph Ruggieri, Sam- will do everything in its power to by Solemn Requiem Mass in Our school program. everyone "a good and sweet year." The:' Shafe-: Tree" fuel pump. Ohlemeyer said he did uel White, Remsen Hansmann, remedy any situation which may Lady of Peace Church. Interment The customary greeting .ordnance mafletf on the verse, "And Thou wilt cast the count gets over a certain limit, the throat from behind and the WOODBRIDGE—The generosity Appointment of Deputy Mayor more unidjrs,t&nd»ble; ./;/:'|;':i been done through normal medi- all their sins, into the depths of the car operator radios the smelt- other hit him on the left side of of many Woodbridge Township cal channels. the sea" (Micah 7:19). On the ing plant which closes down the George Otlowski of Perth Am- ThficJll^^biection to the orM-;f the head with a metal object, Westinghouse Walkout residents has made it possible for ; The classification of the men- afternoon of the first day of Rosh stack immediately, boy to fill the vacancy on the naaiee. >(«inme{i from the ratings knocking him to the floor. the local Red Cross Chapter to tally retarded is a more compli- Hashanah (on the second day, if Ended Here Last Night Committeeman Alibani offered Board of Chosen Freeholders that, 'the ibinmission would have/,,: While in a dazed condition, the forward $850 for the direct relief cated task, in terms of fixing the the first occurs on the Sabbath) the free use of his building in Port caused by the death of Free- the, right |6//arder .property•':' ownfej• bandits took $125 of the company of victims of the recent floods. degree of retardation, and the the Jewish people go to some body EDISON The Westinghouse Reading for the establishment of holder Anthony S. Gadek, is ers to renioye trees if they :^3N% money and his wallet containing : local board has been delayed in of water and recite prayers that Electric Corp. strike, which af- a permanent station in the area, John Dowling, chapter chair- considered a certainty at today's found /to. 'be/ hazardous..; It-^wasV- 8. this because of the collapse of an express their hope for forgiveness fected about 2,000 workers here, but Mr. Jones said he was afraid man, wishes' 'to thank all those Board meeting. • pointed, iout jby/ 'Christian Jbrgeii-*?; Ohlemeyer said both men were who responded to the appeal. He original plan to share this classi- and their resolution to cleanse ended last night. it wouldn't work as it "would only Mr, Otlowski has the backing sen; township attorney, that if .tiiav Negroes. The first man was five particularly wishes to thank the fication program with the Bor- themselves of all wrong-doing. Employes began working again take care of a few blocks." He said of the Democratic organisation property owner failed to liave tlreVi feet, ' nine inches tall, weighed younger folks of the Township. ough of Metuchen. The failure of Still to be Judged at midnight last night after work- the use of a second car might be in Perth Aixiboy for the post, ;tree /removed the / eommissiao;/' about 170 pounds and had gold ers here joined in a sympathy considered. The Junior Red Cross, under the the Metuchen Board of Educa- front teeth. The second man was according to an announcement would remove it: and charge $he/; Although the Jew believes he is strike with the East Pittsburgh, direction of its president, Miss tion to implement this planned five feet, nine inches tall, weighed Mayor Hugh B. Quigley asked if Heddy Jankowski, conducted a this morning by Joseph Bose, property: owner for the removal/,: judged on Rosh Hashanah, he be- Pa., local, and which spread ; ; : program resulted in the local de- about 160 pounds, wore brown "it isn't true that the U.S. Metals tag day.' Children in the Merilo chairman. If the recommenda- costs.- •;/ : • ; -'^rnVJi-i lieves his fate is not sealed until through the nation. A vote by the lay in the classification program. shirts, khaki pants and had a pays more attention to Staten Is- Park Terrace development made a tion is accepted by the Board, ,' Whto the question arose tthat;/: Yom Kippur, the Day of Atone- CIO International "Union of Elec- Abandoning that approach laat blotched complexion. land, than to Woodbridge, due to house-to-house canvass and a Mr. Otlowski will serve until the insurance ; Would; «over the pro/p-S ment. Thus, the period beginning the complaints it had from farm- month, .the local board contracted trical Workers Conference Board group of children in Colonia turn- November election and will be erty owhe'r"/ in the' event The attendant was taken to the with Rosh Hashanah and ending ers on the Island." Mr. Jones re- for the services of Miss Ruth at Pittsburgh ended the strike. ed over the proceeds of a carnival the organization choice for elec- was injured/because of, a; hospital by the police and treated with Yom Kippur is called the Ten plied in the negative, stating "we Ous treeV^the-attorney stated fc Waterbor, psychologist of the for deep lacerations of the head. Days of Penitence, These days are don't make any exceptions." held on the Kenworthy -lawn. tion for a full term. Perth Amboy public school sys- devoted to sincere soul-searching Funds received will be used for Freeholder Gadek was killed "'beeausev.SSdriver of ^an autorao-K; _tem, and Mr. Ruggieri said that and repentance. The Sabbath that "We have recognized the prob- the rehabilitation of those who in an automobile accident oh. bilelwd.iiisurance it d'id not meajifi 9,384. Jam Schools; lem for the past 25 years," he Fords Man is Injured occurs during these days is called ost their homes and jobs. August. 27. .•:•.-' (Continued on Page Six) ' /•-^ ' she has completed the local classi- said, "and we are trying: all .the Shabbos T'shuvo, Sabbath- of Re- fication program for the mentally In Automobile Mishap time to improve matters. We pentance. retarded- township children. Expect 9,530 Total have come a long way and.spent About 20 Here WOODBRIDGE—Warren Van Rabbi Samuel Newberger of a lot of money endeavoring to im- Including the physically handi- Bramer, 23, Fords Avenue, Fords, Congregation Adath Israel issued WOODBRIDGE—From all in- prove conditions." ..,.'" capped and the mentally retarded, was injured early yesterday morn- his annual New Year's message as dications the prediction of Super- Mr. Jones said he would report ing when a car he was driving on follows: "At this time of year when Mr. Ruggieri said, there are ap- intendent of' Schools Victor C. to the company and he was in- proximately 20 township children New Brunswick Avenue, opposite we are summing up our pleasant vited to return to the next Board Ryan Street, knocked down a mail memories of vacation time, w& Nicklas that there will be 9,530 at the present time who will be of Health meeting to give the de- box, then struck a pole and finally hope that you were able to accom- pupils in the Township Public eligible for special training under cision. wound up crashing through a plish all that you ha'd planned to Schools by the end of the school the provisions of the Beadleston fence on the property of John Bo- do. As for Mrs. Newberger and my- year, was a very conservative es- Act. The next step in the local nalsky, 458 New Brunswick Ave- self, fond memories of a vacation program will be the obtaining of timate. nue. in Israel and the European con- quarters for such classes and it if Taken to the Perth Amboy tinent will linger on with us for a At the close of the first week of hoped that the Raritan Arsenal General Hospital in St. John's long time. Our trip, rich in ex- school, a taily showed that there (Continued on Page Six) First Aid Squad ambulance, Van periences of human Interest, re- are already 9,384 pupils enrolled. Bramer was treated for lacerations vealed an insight into the various •With new pupils enrolling- daily of the face, mouth and leg. He ways of life. After a trip such as as new homes in the developments WOODBRIDGE—Three new po- Attend was admitted for further treat- this, one can'honestly count his are being completed-and families lice officers are expected to be ment. (Continued on Page Six) , are moving in, it is expected that named at Tuesday's meeting pf approximately 300 more pupils will the Town Committee.. Teacher Session be enrolled by the end of the There are five men on the eli- school year. gibility list. The first man on the WOODBRIDGE — Over 100 Aid Squad's Annual Fund', list, Julius J. Petro, Fulton-Street, teachers were present at the open- Mr. Nicklas said that it will be necessary to establish several Woodbridge, did not repirt for an ing meeting of the Woodbridge more part-time classes due to- the interview or indicate whether he Township Federation of Teachers Drive to Continue 4 Weeks unprecedented enrollment was stiltll interested, Township at school 11, Monday, with Miss Treasurer Charles J. Bertha Jaffe, presiding. WOODBRIDGE — Members of cally refrigerated tent is priced The enrollment to date in the Alexandra various schools is as follows: (K said > yesterday. Miss Mary White, Perth Amboy he Woodbridge Emergency Sauad at approximately $1,000. The lugmented by a group of volun- indicates Kindergarten), School 1 The last man on the list is discussed the national convention squad has had numerous requests 771, K to Grade 6; Schools 2 and Alexander M. Yaczina, Worden of the Federation of teachers at teer workers are visiting every for this type of equipment and 6, Colonia, 545, K to 6; School 3, Avenue, Hopelawn, and althougn Fort "Wayne, Indiana in July. She home in the squad's area of oper- hopes that funds will be avail- Strawberry Hill, 237, K to 5; his average is higher than the brought back a scroll for the xtion to collect funds to continae Schools 4 and,5, Avenel, 1,050, K rest he is not a veteran and there- Woodbridge local, one of 88 locals ",he unit's service through June, able for its purchase this year. to 6; School 6, Iselin, 297, K to fore was placed at the bottom oi that had made its membership 1956. The drive will last four The squad has two ambulances 3; School 7, Fords, 581, K to 8; the list which will expire in De- quotas for the past year. weeks, and those who have not serving the public 24 hours a day. School 8, Keasbey, 671, K to 8; cember. , ••; . , Donald .Wescott, treasurer, re- seen solicited at the end of that It has hospital beds, wheel chairs, School 9» Port Reading, 520, K to Those who are expected to be ported that the scholarship Fund lime, are asked to send their do- crutches, and oxygen equipment 8; • Hagaman Heights, 37, K-l; named are Felix, c. G-alasso, 2£ now stood at $2,123.76. nation to the squad headquarters, School 10, Hopelawn, 507, K to 8; George Street, Avenel; Charles which are loaned to residents of Miss Mary Connolly, for the 3rook Street. School 11, Woodbridge, 770, 6-8; Wyda, Jordan Road, Colonia and benefit of new members, outlined As in previous years, the funds Woodbridge, Port Reading and Se- School 12, Sewaren, 248; K to 6; Edward ivt. Preputnick, 108 Cen- the aims of the union and what it collected will be used to "pay waren. No charge is made for the School 14, Fords, 485, K to 6; tral Avenue, Port Reading. has accomplished during the past for expenses of operating the use of the ambulances and equip- Special Education classes in Ise- ten years. lin, 36; School 15, 'Ise-lin, 393, K squad. Any surplus will be used ment. The members are volunteers. CAB STOLEN •."'.- The program consisted of some to expand the squad's services, The Woodbridge Emergency to 6; School 17, Inman Avenue, of the numbers presented at the 572, K to 6. Total enrollment in, WOODBRIDGE—Kenneth Cov- Topping the list of added facilities Squad was organized on July 1, ANOTHER FINE TIME: Was had by the Woo abridge Kiwanians and their guests at the clubs dinner meeting, in the spring. elementary schools, 7,719. The Sngton, Glendale Avenue, Nixon, is an exygen tent which is used 1937 and is considered oip of the Hostesses were Mrs. Andrew Aaroe, total enrollment in the high school reported to Patrolman William annual clambake held Tuesday niffhi at the Kiddie Keep Well Camp. In the above photo from l*It in the treatment of respiratory best in the State. It is of the Majoros, Tuesday that his car was Mrs. AZ Patnoi, Mrs. Isadora Ra- to date is 1,665, making- the enroll- to rigrht are Kent Stults, president; Lou Horner, co-chairman;" John' Fitzpatrick, camp director; ailments' and heart attacks. few squads that has an /ron lung (Continued on Page; Six) stolen from' in front of the Iselin Percy Locker, a, former meinber of the club now rsfireaE and residing in Florid^; vtfu> made the trip binowitz, and Miss Katherine Theater. ••'.'.• ~ Meinzer. ,A fully automatic and piachani- (Continued on PageiSix) to attend "the affair, and Fred Adams, co-chairman of the/Went, PAGE TWO THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 EDISON f OWfeHIP AND FORDS BEACON Synagogue Units Sponsor New Talent Joins J Colonla Activities Avene! Sisterhood OBITUARIES Plans for Season Circle Players Installation Dinner-Dance —Mr. and Mrs. Stephen An- WALTER BONALSKI J Av"ENpL—The annual joint in- ficers of the Brotherhood were drews, Colonia Boulevard, enter- presented with carnations. The AVENEL — Mrs. Rose Breslau, FORDS — Walter Bonalski, -35 WOODBRIDGE — The Circle stallation dinner-dance of the tained Mrs. Andrew's mother, 'oplar Street, died Saturday at his •Players of Woodbridge are busily BKsfeijjsrfaood and Sisterhood of retiring officers and new officers Mrs. Alexander Andrews, Castle- was welcomed as a new member, by Mrs. Hyman Srelniek, presi- home. He is survived by his widow, working these days and nights the Congregation Sons of Jacob, of the Sisterhood were presented ton, N. Y., Mrs. Andrew's^arents, Victoria; a daughter, Mrs. Edward was held Saturday in the Avenel with corsages. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Renn- dent of the Sisterhood of Congre- ; to get their playhouse into ship- gation Sons of Jacob, at the first Seyler, Fords; three sons, Walter, shace. .There is still a great deal Jewish Community Center, Lord The installation was preceded salaer, for several days. They Jr., Union City; John J., Fords, Street, -with a record attendance. by a dinner with Mr. Stern, as also entertained Mf. and MnJmeetin. g of the season Tuesday in to do before the first production the Avenel Jewish Community and Leonard Edison; ten grand- of the 1955-56 season "My Three Edward Stern, overall chairman, master of ceremonies. The tables John Eirdosh and children, Jo- ihildren; three brothers, Peter, introduced Harry Grossman, who were decorated with bowls of early anne, Donald and John, Jr., Ro-Center. Mrs. Louis Baiter announ- Angels" gsts under way. This play gave the invocation and acted as fall flowers, tall candles and anselle, in honor of Mrs. Andrew's ced that plans are being made to Newark; Frank and Joseph in enjoyed a very successful run on installing officer. The weicomp attractive program. i birthday. hold a rummage sale in the near 'oland and a sister, Sophie, also broadway two seasons ago with ' future. in Poland. Walter Slezak, Jerome Cowan,, and address was given by Milton Mrs. Stegman, program chair- —Arthur Adams, formerly of Funeral services were held yes- KLuslmer, the new president. man, thanked her committee and Colonxa, now of Lakeland, Fla., It was announced that a Yom terday at Our Lady of Peace Henry Daniel in.: the lead roles. presented a play featuring a Kippur Night Dance, sponsored More recently it was a movie Officers installed t>y the Sister- square dance. Participants were: was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. !hurch, Fords. Burial was in St. hood were: Mrs. Hyman Serul- Henry Strubel, 214 Colonia Boule- by the Brotherhood, will be held at tephen"s Cemetery. "We're No Angels" with Hum- Mr. and Mrs. Stern, Mr. and Mrs. the Center, September , 26. The phrey Bogart playing an "angel." • liick, president; Mrs. Edward Blieweiss, Mr. and Mrs. George vard, Tuesday.. .Stegman, vice-president; I^frs. —Mr.-and Mrs. Lester Heim and Sisterhood will serve as hostesses. MICHAEL YACKULICH Due to previous publicity In the Ketzenberg, Mrs. Stegman, Ralph An orchestra will furnish music Martin Goodman, corresponding Hess, Abraham Kramer, Mrs. sons, Lester and Richard, Mid- FORDS — Funeral services for Independent-Lsader the group secretary; Miss Sylvia Stern, field Road, and their guests Mrs.- for dancing, and refreshments will Michael Yackulich, 212 Ford Ave- has an entire new group of bud- Richard Warner, Hyman Plavin. be> served. Non-members are in- treasurer; and Mrs. Louis Cohen, Miss Sylvia Stern, and Mrs:. Mil- Arthur Heim and Mr. and Mrs. nue, jwere held Saturday morning ding actors and actresses. An- ' -.recording secretary. Installed by ton Kushner. Stanley Ross,; Staten Island, spent vited, and admission will be taken in St. Nicholas G. R. C. Church, thony Provinzano, Woodbridge, the Brotherhood were; Milton the day at Hyde Park. at the door. . Fords, with Very Rev. Msgr. Julius has the role of Uncle Henry; Ed • Kushner, president; Herman Win- Peter Connell was the piano —Kathleen, and Timothy Sav- Mrs. Milton Kushner, ways and Woytovich as celebrant of the Anders, Perth Amboy is Joseph, ter, vice-president; Charles Grill, accompanist, and Richard War- means chairman, informed the Mass. Burial was in St. Gertrude's ner was in charge of decorations. age, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jack one of the "angels." Ed has- »een - recording secretary; Albert Blie- Savage, Ridge Road, have return- group that a program has been emetery, —• Colonia. Pallbearers associated with the Pasadena •weiss, treasurer; and Julius Schil- Mrs. Alex Hunter was director of v planned for the coming year, with were Albert Seaman,. John Soltis, the play. ed from a vacation with their Playhouse in California and with ler, financial secretary. grandmother, Mrs. Mae Gump- one affair to be held each month. John Yaekulich, William Damcsak, little theater groups of Perth Am- After the ceremony, Prank Music for dancing was furnished Guests welcomed at the meeting" John Kepics and Joseph Smoyak. by Bay Prinz orchestra of the per, Roselle Park". They spent a boy and Dunellen. Charles Farkas Windman, sang, "God Bless day on a boat ride to Rye Beach. were: Mrs. H. Brause, Mrs. H. as Felix brings his acting talent America" and "Bless This House." Ford's Music Box. Packer, and Mrs.. P. Wilkenfeld, CHRISTIAN P. JENSEN —Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn FORDS — Christian P. Jensen, FAVORITE KNITS QN CAMPUS — These sweaters go to school from his army experisnce. Bar- Mrs. Julius Schiller presented and daughter, Suzanne, South Hill Mrs. David Grossman was wel- like all good students and, consequently, are the most likely to bara Bourne, Iselin, plays Marie Mrs. Edward Stern, out-going comed back after a long illness. -, 0 Fairchild Avenue, died Friday Aid Squad Captain Road, have returned from a three night at his home. A former resi- succeed. Both styles feature the sporty turtle neck that is so Louise. Barbara, is still in high - president, with a past president's week vacation. They visited with Mrs. Emanuel Temkin, program popular among- stafients. His sweater is a longr-sleeved pullover school and has a bright and fresh pin, -and all retiring arid new of- Mrs. Quinn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. chairman, assisted by Mrs. Henry dent of Metuchen, he resided in Sukoff, presented an original Fords for the past sixteen years. done in the stockinette stitch, with deep ribbing at the waist- approach to her part in the play. Issues 2 Reports William. T. Clarke, Salisbury, Mass, He is survived by his widow, Chris- band, wrists and neck. Hers, a short-sleeved pullover of interest- Edna Sacks of Rahway as Emily and Mr.' and Mrs. James Crane, playlet, introducing the new offi- cers. tine; two daughters, Mrs. Thyra ing- design tliat has five, diamond-patterned panels up the entire comes to Woodbridge from. the Lake Winnepesaukee, N. H., while Kirk.j Fords, and Mrs. Ella Poul- front of the sweater. Directions for making- the girl's sweater Theater Guild where she was AVENEL — Robert Snowfield, on a tour of New England and Hostesses for the social hour are available in size 12 or 14; for the man's sweater, in sizes 36 Avenel Personals captain of the Avenel-Colonia sen .Charlotte, N. C; a grandchild last seen in "Goodtoy My Fancy." Canada. were Mrs. Milton Medinets, Mrs. and three sisters in Denmark. to 44. Simply send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the Charles A. Schicker as Jules has' First Aid Squad, submitted a re- —Mr. and Mrs. Chester Heim, Harry Waters and Mrs. Louis Needlework Department of this paper for your copy of Leaflet port for the months of July and Cohen. Funeral services were held Tues- a varied acting career behind hUn —The Avenel Acres Civic Or- Midfield Road,, were guests of Mr. day afternoon from the Flynn and No. 92.13, THE TURTLE NECKS. ganization, will meet next Monday August as follows: July—nine ac- and Mrs. Stephen Chek, Carteret. and an excellent future with the cident calls, 18 transports were The Sisterhood wishes to extend Son Funeral Home, Fords, with Circle Players. David Wallis, evening at 8 o'clock in Avenel —Renee Tboker,. daughter-' of greetings for, a Happy New Year Rev. K. Kirkegaard Jensen offici- School, at which time nomination made, and four fire calls were Mr. and Mrs. George W. Tooker, to all its friends. Philadelphians, under Ormandy is Hopelawn, as Paul is another answered, making a total of 3-1 ating. Burial was in Lake Nelson also listed for March 5. young addition to the group as of officers will take place. Anyone 303 Colonia Boulevard, was chris- Memorial Park. ion interested in civic activities in this calls. A total of 294 miles was tened by Rev. Albert Sweet at ens There will also be, a new series is Stanley Kaplan, Elizabeth, as covered and 25 man hours were Miss Joan Tarleton, New York of children's concerts by the Little Alfred. Stan is the husband of area is welcome to attend. New Dover Methodist Church. City. IUSEPPE ROTUNDO —Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grif- consumed. .; Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. John eason Orchestra Society of New York Ruth Kaplan, the director. Robert During the month of August a —Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burg- WOODBRIDGE—Guiseppe Ro- and a chamber music series of Campbell, Avenel, cast as the fith, 415 Alden Road, are the par- Paterson, Colonia Boulevard. tundo, 56, 660 St. George Avenue, ents of a daughter born Septem- total of 50 calls was answered, Among the 45 guests were the hardt, Colonia Boulevard, were NEWARK — The Griffith Music concerts which will bring the Loe- Lieutenant completes the roster. which included, 20 accident calls, guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burg- died Monday at his home after a wenguth uartet with David Op- Bob was active in college pro- ber 6, at the Perth Amboy General baby's grandmother, Mrs. John long illness. He was employed at Foundation will open its 1955-56 Hospital. 21 transport cases, five inhala- Tooker, who was vacationing at hardt, Caldwell Township. season of musical events at the p.enheim, clarinetist; the Amadeus ductions and with the Spotlight tor oxygen cases, and four miscel- —Mr. and Mrs. William Carsif, the American Smelting and Re- uartet and the Pasquier Trio with Players of Metuchen before join- —Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, 15 Thousand Islands and arrived by Mosque Theater, on Saturday eve- laneous calls. A total of 632 miles air for- the christening and Mrs.Philadelphia, Pa., were weekend fining Co., Perth Amboy, for thening, October . 8, with a special Artur Balsam, pianist. ing the Circle Players as Doctor Lenox Avenue, had as guests, Mrs. was covered and 54 man hours guests- of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. past 15 years as a truck driver. Larsen in "The Seventh Veil.1' LeBoy Gates Jr., and' daughter, Tooker's brother, Tassos Laskare, gala performance by the Ballet were consumed. Elizabeth. Brause, Colonia Boulevard. Surviving are His widow, Sanf.a; Russe de Monte Carlo. The event Marion, Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and The captain also stated there is —Bernard Burghardt, Colonia a daughter, Miss Rose Marie, at Local Firms Win The Circle Players appeal to Mrs. LeBoy Gates Sr., Wilkes- —Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burg- will be especially notable in that anyone interested, in little •'theater an urgent need of men to work hardt, Colonia" Boulevard, .enter- Boulevard, has started to attend home; five sons, Louis of Bay St.,it will mark the return to the com- -Barre, Pa., who is now visiting with the squad during the daytime tained Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bidwell the National Agricultural School Louis, Miss., John, Breton Woods; pany of one of its greatest stars, activities. There is much work to with the Davis family. « hours. Anyone interested is asked and daughter, Barbara, EJast at Doylestown, Pa. He will coach Michael, Orange; Albert, Wood- Igor Youskevitch, one of the all- Sewer Contracts putting a playhouse into working Frank Wukovets, St. George to please get in touch with Robert Orange. the school's football team. bridge; Alfred, New Brunswick; time notable figures of the ballet shape. Therefore, if you are inter- Avenue, is a surgical patient in Snowfield, Wo. 8-0672R. —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brause, Co- six • grandchildren; a brother, stage. Now conceded to be the WOODBRIDGE — Wallace J. ested, drop around to work with the Harkness Pavillion, Presby- Plans are now under way for world's foremost male classic dan- Wilck, Inc., Perth Amboy, re- them and enjoy yourself in the terian Hospital, New York City. lonia Boulevard, entertained Dr. .Cotton crop estimate far ex- John, Metuchen. arts. The playhouse is located on the annual fund-raising campaign, Ephriam Gettenberg, Bayohne and ceeds forecast. Funeral services will toe held to- cer, Youskevitch will appear with ceived the general contract for the • —Residents of the Ideal Trailer under the chairmanship of Frank morrow morning at 8:30 o'clock the famed ballet organization with •Jayreville Pumping Station for Rahway Avenue and Martin Ter- Court may register for the general Cenegy and James McHugh. which he began his career and $597,170 from the Middlesex race in Woodbridge, the old Par- election at the Trailer Court Of- from the home and at 9 o'clock in ish House. For further informa- St. James' Church. Burial will be which he left in 1943 to enter the County Sewerage Authority. Mr. fice, next Monday, Tuesday and Reaction in Washington to the U. S. Navy. Since then he has been Wilck is a resident of Colonia. tion call Bob Campbell, WO Wednesday between 7 and 9 P.M.Soviet announcement on reducing CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS in the Holy Rosary Cemetery, 8-2387. Hopelawn. identified with other ballet groups. Among the sub-contractors for the Mr. William Reilly and Elizabeth armed forces was cautionsly op- In the Mosque performance, Yous- Sayreville Pumping Station was Kennedy, Democratic County timistic, with officials calling the (NOTE: Contributions to this column must be in this Charles Simkin & Sons, Hopelawn, Committee members of the 8thdevelopment "potentially encour- kevitch J be presented v.'ith PAY IN FUTURE office" no later than TUESDAY NOON of each week.) the other well-known stars of theplumbing and piping, $422,237; District will be on hand. aging." heating and ventilating, $27,976. LOUISVILLE, Ky.—In -appreci- SEPTEMBER Hungarian Picnic Ballet Russe in a program of ehoregraphic novelties. The Authority has sold $24,950,- ation of the way Chai-lie Pence, photographer, was taking pictures 16—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary of Woodbridge Fire Co., at Another special event announced 000 worth of bonds to Lehman f irehouse at 8:30 P. M. Returns for bus ride and greeting Slated for Sunday Bros., New York, to finance the and getting names at an engage- TALENT by Mrs. Parker O. Griffith, presi- ment party at the hpme of a_ phy- cards. dent of the foundation, will be a trunk sewer. The firm paid par AVENEL-^The American - Hun- value for the bonds and estimated sician, the doctor put his hand on DEO STUDIOS 16—Annual bazaar sponsored by Trinity Episcopal Church on joint operatic recital by two ofthe average interest to be paid at Pence's shoulder and said: "You've garian Cultural Association, will the outstanding stars of the Met- ABE ACCEPTING ENROLLMENTS IN church •• grounds from 5 to 11 P. M. sponsor a song' festival and picnic- 3.3268. been so nice to us I want to do ropolitan Opera, the sensational something for you. So I'm giving 17—White elephant and cake sale sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary Sunday, starting at 2 P. M. at soprano, Renata Tebaldi, and the Varady's Grove Inn, Fords, un- U. S. acts to make a smaller you a due-bill for an appendec- of Iselin Chemical Hook and Ladder Co., at Harding equally notable tenor, Guiseppe tomy'.' TAP BALLET der the chairmanship of Dr. Joseph Campora, This is scheduled for atomic submarine. Avenue firehouse from 10 to 3 P. M._ Vajtay. Hungarian food and dan-Sunday evening, January 29. cing will be featured, with music ACROBATIC 18—Picnic sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary of Colonia First World-famous pianists will ap- Aid, Squad at 1 P. M.,' at Civic Club grounds, Inman being furnished by Stephen Chu- bak and his orchestra. Tickets are pear in the foundation's master mmmammmamm at WOODBRIDGE at CARTERET Avenue. r now available and may be ob- piano concert series. Rudolf Serkin MIDDLESEX COUNTY Registration: Registration: 18—Annual picnic of Iselin Democratic Club at Kennedy tained from any member of the will open the series on November VOCATIONAL & TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLS Mondays only 1 to % P. M. Fridays only 1 to 6 P. M. 13; Artur Rubenstein will follow Park. Admission free. -•'""• association. Part of the proceeds NEW BRUNSWICK PERTH AMBOY HUNGARIAN HALL will go to the Hungarian veterans on December. 18; Gary Graff man WOODBRIDGE UKRAINIAN PAVILION 20—Meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Is"elin Lions Club 8 will be presented oil January 15, SCHOOL 5CHOOL SCHOOL School and James Streets and the Hungarian Boy Scouts. 41S NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. Roosevelt Avenue P. M. at home of Mrs. Fred Walker, 78 Canal Street. and Wilhelm Backhaus, the cele- EASTON AVENUE CONVERY BOUIEVABO or Call Main Studio EL-4-0808 for Information and Appointment The association sponsored the 22—Meeting of Colonia College Club at home of Miss Adelaide Hungarian Boy Scout Troop on a brated European pianist, on Feb- Tuesday thru .Saturday 11 A. M. to 6 P. M. ruary 19. The program for the ADVANCE IN YOUR Berghof, Warwick Road, Colonia. trip to the Scout jamboree, held at Serkin concert will be an all- Tom Stevens, Director 22—Annual family fellowship supper at First Presbyterian Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, r Mozart one in commemoration of ;0R I Church, Woodbridge. Canada, this summer. the 200th anniversary of the birth 26—Annual Yom.Kippur Night Dance at Woodbridge Jewish Regular meetings of the asso- of the famed composer. Serkin, as Community Center, Amboy Avenue. ciation are held every third Wed- |F ALSO COURSES. IN HOME ECOIOMICS = nesday of the month, at the featured artist, will be assisted by 28—Meeting of the Chain O'Hills Park Civic League Knights of Columbus Hall, Wood- a chamber music orchestra direct- H REGISTRATION SEPT. 19th • CLASSES START SEPT. 26th 1 OCTOBER ed by Alexander Schneider. bridge. Choir practice is held every : REGISTRATION FE£ $1.00 PEE SEMESTER FOR PERSONS : 22—Annual donor^ rally of Sisterhood of Congregation Adath Tuesday evening, at 179 Avenel The new symphony concert i LIVING OR WORKING IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY : WEEK-END PAINT SPECIALS series will be opened by the Phila- Israel at Woodbridge Jewish Community Center.- Street, Avenel. = REGISTRATION FEt S11.00 PER SEMESTER FOR PERSONS £ — AT — delphia Orchestra on November =. LIVING AND WORKING OUTSIDE THE COUNT* — 28—Masquerade Dance sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Club of And Keep the Wallet 22. Eugene Ormandy will conduct Avenel Presbyterian Church. '• ' . Abe was at a dance and lost a and Jean Casadesus, eminent pi- FOR FURTHER DETAILED INFORMATION CONTACT LINCOLN HARDWARE NOVEMBER wallet containing $500. He got upanist will be soloist. The Boston FREDERICK P0R6ES, SUPERVISOR 4—Gift sale sponsored by Ladies' Auxiliary of Iselin First on a chair and announced: Symphony will be conducted by CH 7-3832 - NEW BRUNSWICK SCHOOL Aid Squad at squad headquarters, Lincoln Highway, from "Gentlemen, I lost my pocket- Ernest Ansermet, noted Swiss -•, MASTER OUTSIDE WHITE '' noon to 4 P. M. book with $500 in it. To the manconductor on January 10, and the 9—Annual bazaar of Ladies' Aid Society at First Presbyterian who finds it, I will give $50." New York Philharmonic Sym- 5 al Church of Iselin.. Voice from the Rear—"I'll give phony by Dimitri Mitropoulos on HOUSE PAINT 3-. °fi - $75." February 14. A return visit by the

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Ceremonies will close luxury liner, "Ocean Monarch," just before saQing; from New home of Mrs.'William Staum, Sep- der jeci, Olga Senesi, Rosemarie with a solemn benediction cele- York to Bermuda. tember 27 at 1:15 P. M. Wiecerzak, Alice Serdinsky, Stew- brated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles The youth activities program for Lists Activities art Harrison, Charles Huber, Gary G. McCorristin, St. ; J a m e s' Szilard-Horvath Wedding Springer, Donald Worobel, Fred Church, Woodbridge ,and State Carteret Church is Scene AVENEL—Mrs. John McGann, Volker, Paul Dugarth, Terrace Chaplain. * Mr. & Mrs. Club- =was welcomed as a new member O'Brien, Brian Leupold, Douglas of the Rosary Society of St. An- f The New Knight's Night social drew's Church, at the first meet- in Berkowitz, Edward Waters, Rob- and dinner will be held September To Sponsor Dance ing of the season held in the WOODBRIDGE—Miss Susanna 1953 and is employed at Merck ert Hemsel, Warren Jenssen. 24 at 6:30 P. M., with Bernard PORT READING—The wedding Woodbridge. John Kindzierski, Jr., church hall. Horvath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. and Co. The bridegroom attended Murawski and Bart Florentine as universities in Hungary where he of Miss Corrine L. Barbato, daugh- Carteret, nephew of the bride- AVENEL—Dr. Christie Wilson, A report was given on the sum- Louis Horvath, 152 strawberry Hill chairmen. Tickets are now avail- groom, served as ring-bearer. mer receipts for the Carmelite Avenue, recently became the bride received his Doctor of Law degree Lions Project Plans able. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bar- Dean of Princeton Seminary, was and where he practiced law. At bato, 53 Second Avenue, to Eugene The newlyweds will spend their the guest speaker, at a meeting of Guild, and Mrs. Harry Jones Jr., of Mr. Mario Szilard, son of Dr. For October Clambake A meeting of. the Past Grand Marcel Szilard, Bronx, at St. present he is employed at the Sa- Harold Kaskiw, son of Mr. and honeymoon at Strickland's, Pocono the Mr. and Mrs. Club of the reported on the success of the July Knights Advisory Committee will Mountains, and on their- return First Presbyterian Church of picnics. Mrs. Leon Silakowski an- Mary's Church, Newark. voy Plaza Hotel, New York. WO'ODBRIDGE — Gilbert be held at the Columbian Club Mrs. Varyl Kaskiw, 322 Pershing nounced that 340 members have Augustine, vice principal of Perth. Avenue, Carteret, took place Sat- September 25 they will reside at Avenel. He discussed the topic The bride, given in marriage by September 21 at 8:30 P. M. the local address. For traveling, "Christian Home." joined the special project club to her father, wore a gown of wihbe Amboy High School, discussed the .- The Council Golf Day has ten- urday afternoon at 4 o'clock in St. date. the bride wore an avocado wool Gustave Koch, president, wel- imported rosepoint lace over slip- benefits to be derived from sports, tatively been set for Sunday, Sep- Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Church dress with black velvet accessories A cake sale has been scheduled per satin, fashioned with a fitted New Season Begun at a meeting of the Woodbridge tember 25. The House Committee of Carteret. The double-ring cere- comed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hop^ and an orchid corsage. pock, Mrs. Jack Brecka, and Mr. for September 25, after each mass, basque, long lace sleeves, wing' Lions Club held Monday night at meeting has been slated for Tues- mony was performed by Rev. Paul . Mrs. Kaskiw is a graduate of under the direction of Mrs. An- iollar studded with sequins and The Log Cabin with Charles Paul, day,. September 27 at 8:30 P. M. and'Mrs. Kenneth Hausman, Men- By Mothers Club Harchison. Woodbridge High School, class of lo Park as guests. drew Introne and Mrs. Harold pearls, full slipper satin skirt, ter- first vice-president, presiding. Witt. Given in marriage by her father, 1952, and is employed at the Fos- Plans were made for a masquer- minating into a long circular train WOODBRIDGE — The Mo- Dr. Edward Novak, entertain- SCOUT BOARD TO MEET Mrs, John Mahon appointed her and the front of the skirt dotted the bride wore a gown of imported ter-Wheeler Corp., Carteret, as a ade square dance October 28 in thers Club of Woodbridge held its ment chairman, announced ac- WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Her- aleneon lace over tulle and satin stenographer. Her husband was the church auditorium, under the committee to assist her with the •with beaded lace appliques. The Parish ham supper, listed for Oc- first meeting of the season at the tivities for the coming year. The man Steinbach, president of the terminating in a cathedral train. graduated' from Carteret High chairmanship of Mrs.' Richard finger-tip length veil of French first event will be a clambake for - tober 20, from 5 to 8 P. M. illusion was attached to a coronet Woodtiridge Township Council of The fitted bodice was fashioned School, class of 1951, and is now Kerr. home of Mrs. William Mazurek, members only October 3 at Adams Girl Scouts announced today that with a round neckline trimmed serving with the U. S. Navy, sta- The devotionals, songs and Mrs. Richard Pryce, president, of sequins and rhinestones. She 157 Sherry Street. Mrs. Rudolph tioned aboard ;the U. S. S. Tlcon- announced that the Rosarians will carried an arm bouquet of white Bar and Grill, Perth Amboy. John the semi-annual meeting of lead- with iridescent sequins and long prayer were in charge of Earl Frey was co-hostess. Aquila is chairman. ers, assistant leaders and thjS pointed sleeves. Her veil of English deroga. • Smith, Richard Kerr and Jack observe Sunday, October 2, as roses and carnations. board will be held Monday at 8 illusion was held in place by a Dietrich. Communion Sunday, for the in- The attendants, Judith Horvath, Philra Repert of the Jamesburg P. M., at the First Presbyterian cap embellished with sequins and, Bride-to-Be Honored Hostesses for the social hour tention of deceased Rosarians, at Jolt Cigh, Marta Bitto, Leslie Va- State Home for Boys spoke of the Church of Woodbridge. seed pearls and she carried a were.: Mrs.. ..Kerr, • Mrs< Earl the 8 A\M. Mass, and-the Living jtai, Anna Zahonui. and Aurel cause and prevention ,of juvenile Mrs. Grant W. Nims, Jr., Co- mother of pearl prayer book At' Surprise Shower Smith, and Mrs. Jack Dietrich. Rosary will be held in the evening Schmidt, - wore orchid • nylon or- delinquency. A film "Jamesburg at 7:30 o'clock. The first rehear- CWTENSEN'S lonia, cookie sale chairman, will adorned with orchids and stream- gandy gowns, made with fitted.bo- on Parade" was also shown._ An ers of roses and baby's breath. WOODBRIDGE — Miss Nancy sal for the Living Rosary -will be dice,, draped : shawl collar, full informal question and anwser , "The Friendly Store" present all information and sales Trinity Church Bazaar held tomorrow at 7:45 P.M., in campaign materials at the meet- Miss Judith Kaskiw, Carteret, O. Tirpak, daughter of Mr. and skirt with ruffle panel on the period was held. the church sanctuary; under the side. They wore matching: picture ing. sister of the bridegroom, was the Mrs. Michael Tirpak, 141 Dunham - Scheduled Tomorrow It was reported that enough maid of honor, while Mrs. John Place, -was guest, of honor at a direction of Mrs. Pryce. hats and mitts. proceeds were 'realized from the PLAN RESIDENT RABBI Surik, Port Reading, attended her surprise miscellaneous shower at WOODBRIDGE — The annual Mrs. Suel Crawford was the The newlyweds honeymooned in dance recital in Julie to enable The Star of the Soap Opers! winner of the special prize, and AVENEL—The Brotherhood of niece as matron of honor. Miss the Ukraine National Home, State bazaar of Trinity Episcopal Miami Beach, Fla. For traveling the club to purchase a bookcase Patricia Cervello, Kearny, cousin Street, Perth Amboy. Church will be held tomorrow from Mrs. J. Hendrickson and her band the bride wore a tan and brown and a thirty-volume set of Ameri- the Congregation Sons of Jacob, were in charge of hospitality. held a short business meeting, at of the bride, was a bridesmaid and The affair was given by Mrs. Tir- 5 to 11 P. M. on the " church striped dress, with a green hat and cana Encyclopedia for the Bar- the Avenel Jewish Community Lois Ann Poltorak, Avenel, another pak in honor of her daughter's grounds. brown accessories. ron Library. Center, at which time plans were cousin,, was flower girl.. approaching marriage to John R. Several booths have been con- Plans to Take Part The bride is a graduate of Mrs. William Kursinczky, pro- discussed for the hiring of a per- Frank Barbato, Jr., Port Read- Johnson, son of John M. Johnson, structed and will feature home- Woodbridge High School, class of gram chairman; announced that ment resident Rabbi for the Con- ing, brother of the bride, acted as Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge and baked goods, gifts, home-canned, In Safety Conference the subject for the October meet- gregation. Albert Blieweiss, was best man, and ushers included the the late Mrs. Johnson. goods and needlework. MEETING POSTPONED ing would toe "Mental Health" named chairman of the committee bridegroom's brother, Theodore There will be pony rides and WOODBRIDGE — Local plants with a guest speaker from the Americans had slightly less games for the children. WOODBRIDGE — A special in charge. Kaskiw, Carteret, and John Onder, will participate in the Central Menlo Park Diagnostic Center. personal income in June than in Home-made clam chowder will 1 meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary ; Jersey Industrial Safety Confer- of the Woodbridge Little League There were two. guests present, May, but the figures were near be sold by the bowl and otrler re- ence next Thursday from 1 to 9 record levels and were above fig- freshments will include hot dogs, scheduled for tonight has been Mrs. William -Harried and Mrs. P. M., at Far Hills Inn, Somerville. indefinitely postponed. Frank James. ures for last year. ice cream and soda. The purpose of the conference is to advance and promote in- dustrial safety in the State in ac- cordance with Governor Meyner's proclamation of Industrial Safety Month. Freeman Dyke, plant manager of the U. S. Metals Re- fining Co., Carteret, will take part in one of the semina-rs.

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Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WOODBKIDGE -PAGE FOUR THURSDAY,- SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP ANB" FORDS BEACON" GOP Organization Fords Man Dies ; 5 Woodbridge Oaks LAFAYETTE ESTATES - • Begins Campaign News In Bridge Fall; FORDS — More than 100 per- FORDS — Funeral services for John A. Dennis, 10 Lillian Street, sons attended the meeting of the By 38-year-old iron worker, who was Woottbridge Republican Organi- By killed Monday in a 135-foot fall zafclon held last week" to" officially 48 Goiieaimtfn from a New Jersey Turnpike GLADYS E, ver picked candidatesxhas become so the home of Mr. and Mrs, Alex Newark bay between Newark and .-Cuthbertson; Oak T^ee Road,, ^-^olfcs afe gradually getting Bayonne when he fell to his death. entrenched in office that the in- their telephones installed. terests of the people are being were the Joseph Mauceri's and —Wanted: A cdri-espoindent to Police said Mr. Dennis plunged ignored in favor of party inter- children, ^Thomas, Joseph Jr., and cover tafayette Estates for this through the corrugated roof of a • ests and present Democratic of- Rosemary, Bird Avenue. .Sunday newspaper. Typewriter not neces- Pennsylvania Railroad barge be- ficeholders." He also stated that dinnes^ guests' at the Cuthbertson's sary, but preferred. For further neath the span. He died bsfore he Middlesex is a "corridor county infbrifiation call Miss Siuth Wolk could be removed to a hospital. -for the state's major highways— were Miss Violet Scank, Uncoln Mr. Dennis was a member of Highway. and A/3c William. at The Independent - Leader, -Turnpike, Parkway, Routes 1 and Woodbridge 8^ 17 ft). Local 393, Ironworkers Union, 9, among others" and that +.he Thomas, Middlesex Avenue. Camden; and was active in the "present Democratic adrninistra- —Little Allan Happel son of Fords Little- League as manager - tion continues to ignore the county Mr. and Mrs. Henry Happei,- 40 TEQEF IN BEtF&Y of the Giants team. He was a com- and local road problems." He con- Adams Street, was injured and DAYTON,.l£y.;— A man hadmunicant of Our Lady of Psace cluded by stating that this year treated at Perth Amboy Hospital set up housekeeping in the belfry Church. the campaign is "PM against PM,"' being taken there by Iselin First of St. John Episcopal Church Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Aid Squad. He fell from his bi- Police and'church officials, inves- Mary Payer Dennis; two sons, the "People of Middlesex against tigating a reporti found a bed • the Political Machine." cycle. " : John, Jr..; and Robert at home; —Sunday guests at the home of made of linens taken from • the three sisters, Mrs. George Mil- Mr. Foss spoke on the prob- altar, with kneeling pads from lems created in Middlesex and Mr. and Mrs. Al Green, Plymouth chik, Mrs. Joseph Kasmer and Drive were Mr. Green's parents the pews serving as pillows; eight Mrs. John Hornyak, all of Edi- particularly in Woodbridge by the candies also from the altar, were housing boom due to the "indis- Mr. and Mrs. J. Green, Newark. —Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cohen stuck in niches in the stone wall. criminate issuance of building and son, Barry, were guests on DRUG STORE THE MODERN WAY is the handsome new Menlo P harmacy whose interior is shown above. Featuring as complete stock Tea, cheese and paper cups taken , permits and -completely" ignoring assures the most careful compounding of prescriptions. from the kitchen in the church INSECTS ON FARMS Monday and Tuesday of Mrs. Cp- of merchandise, the store provides friendly service and Destructive insects are building the school problems and other hen's-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- basement, provided food. services that would be needed." up their numbers on the farms of liam Linkov, Newark. Traps He said the people of Middlesex —Mrs. Sarah Zellner, Skillman the country- Boll weevils are in- County can only expect less than Smoking a cigarette, the small THEORY TESTED creasing in the maturing cotton Hospital staff was a -week end In Fashion Now boy advanced uporf; the ticket of- Conservative—So you believe in fields of the Southland, while . true value for their tax dollars guest at the home of her son-in- Health fice to BinghamtorL - for many years to come unless 1 dividing everything up, do you? grasshopper populations are be- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. . "What!" cried the-ibooking clerk, Socialist—Yes-. the present office holders are re-Walter Huryk, Wood Avenue. Skirts are very important this coming heavier in several states "a kid like you smoking a cigar- Conservative Would you bewest of the Mississippi, according placed by individuals with greater Sunday evening guests at the year. The slim line seems to be ette?" \ appreciation of local problems- and Huryk home were Mr. and Mrs. willing to give me half your cows? to the Department of Agriculture. favored by most designers. This "Kid be blowed,!" was the indig- Socialist — Yes, most certainly. European corn-borers are' being With more foresight when such Patrick Fox, Newark. goes along with the "no-hit" look nant reply, "I'm fourteen." s problems are to be resolved. Mr. •—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sehott that promises to be very popular. "Please tell me how to improve dies, pastry and meals of that kind Conservative—Would you give seen in the corn-growing states. "Pull fare, please." \ me half your chickens? Other "pests, such as the alfalfa Foss presented a series of sta- and Mrs. Schott's mother, Mrs. If the slim line does nothing for my looks. I am just starting in at invite a sluggish liver and poor tistics about Woodzridge which Mary Wooley, Adams Street, at- college this year. My skin is muddy circulation, with its accompanying She Fell For It Socialist — No, that's different. weevil and the fix wax scale are you, dont despair. Several import- Conservative — What's the dif-proving injurious to these crops. served to illustrate the serious- tended the Civil Service picnic at and full of freckles and black-,. muddy, oily, blackhead s choked "That fellow was aoi impudent ant designers are featuring full ference?- ness of the rapid increase in pop- Roosevelt Park, Sunday. gathered skirts of heavy wool or heads.-I do want to look my best, skin. fraud. How did he manage to ulation and the slow growth in —A/3c Melvin Jellison, son of tweed, attached to a rather wide but I dont know how to go about Most articles that are written by wheedle money out of 'you?" Socialist—JWhy, I have chickens DISREGARDS WARNING; the number of schools. He further Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jellison, •waist band. ° This gives you a it," so writes a distressed damsel. so-called beauty specialists, advise "Oh, John, he told me such a but I ain't got no cows. GETS HURT stated that other Republican Adams Street, is home on -leave. chance to take advantage of wear- Poor little maiden; ho wonder steaming the face. Steaming the sad, pitiful tale aout his poor wife LOS ANGELES, Cal—Disre- candidates would be very glad to' ing one. of the lovely important that she is worried, for the condi- face wiil ruin any complexion if who was a widow witli six little Must Have Been Something: garding the time-honored warn- tion which she describes places her persisted in long enough. The hot Children."' \ Blinks—Doesn't it make you ing, "Never run after a streetcar," come to Woodbridge to explain to their stake - in the future of leather belts. The contour belt laugh to think of the old horse and Mrs. Essie Madsen suffered only the voters the plans the Republi- Woodbridge." seems to be in the forefront. at a, disadvantage socially and steam destroys the natural oils makes her unhappy. that nature gave us as a protection empties itself thoroughly,each day, buggy days? minor cuts and bruises when hit cans have for solving the state, Preliminary plans were made You will find some lovely quilt- the above treatment, if' persisted Jinks—Yes, except when I re- by an automobile when running to county and local problems. First, you must re'member that arid will cause the skin to crinkle, for an October dinner-dance and ed evening skirts on the market. there Js no royal road to beauty, wrinkle and yellow. in, will cause your blackheads to member that a tack in the road catch a street car. Mrs. Madsen is The new Woodbridge Township committees were formed to carry The more expensive ones are fash- no.magic formulas that are put Remember that blackheads are disappear. wouldn't spoil a trip in those days. 87 years old. Republican Organization was for- out the- details. Members of the ioned of "light as a feather" wool up in . .attractive jars , that will composed of grease and dirt which mally organized at the meeting Republican County Committee and decorated with jewels. The transform the ugly duckling into have hardened in the pores. If the •to expand the scope of Republi- were asked to advertise the for-outstanding colors are soft pastel a fairy princess of enchanting lov- condition is very bad, wring cloths can Party activities to "include mation of the organization and shades. They are best worn with a liness over night. There^are many out of hot water and apply to your all community-minded citizens to invite all interested persons to plain scooped or. V necked sweat- factors that enter into tile creation face, renewing them as fast as they Who are seriously concerned about Join in solving the problems fac- er in the same shade as the skirt of a beautiful complexion, cool. This softens the cuticle. Take the conditions in Woodbridge and ing Woodbridge. or white. . -..••- Bational living is the greatest a clean wash cloth, ivory soap, or Because of the thickness of aid to beauty'and no one who is one that, is" equally as bland, and quilted material these evening sickly c£

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Brownie Troop to Hold Menlo Park Terrace Notes Church Unit Holds Bazaar November 22nd Barbecue Held : Opening Session HOPELAWN—Brownie Troops By Junior Women- ican Jewish Congress, Menlo Park Nos. 71 and 72 met in the VFW Chapter, wa,s held Wednesday at post home and planned for a ba- AVENEL — Mrs. William John- zaar November 22 to raise funds AVENEL — A barbecue was fea- the home of Mrs. Murray Gold, son led in the devotionals at the By MRS. Wall Street. Plans were made for for Brownie uniforms. tured at the opening meeting of GEORGE first" meeting of the season of The project for the opening ses- the 1955-56 season of the Junior the first meeting, the Woman's Association of the sion was the making of a pin Woman's Club of Avenel, Tuesday FQRSTER A barn dance'was slated for No- First Presbyterian Church Tues- cushion. Linda Spratford sold held at the home of Mrs. Daniel- 65 Ethel Street vember 19 at the Metuchen day in the church auditorium. candy corsages during the summer Levy, 60 George Street, with Mrs. Jewish Community Center. Mrs. O. H. Wsfsrling gave a and donated the proceeds, $1.SQ, to George Leonard, as co-hostess.- - Liberty 8-8449 —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klose, talk on medical missions, the sum- the troop. Sharon Peterson intro- Plans were made for seven worn- " Hudson Street, . will attend the mer offering project, and. Mrs. duced the 'song, "This Little en from the club to attend the wedding of Mrs. Klose's brother, William Clark, president, and Mrs. Brownie Light of Mine"'which she State Fall Conference of New Jer- " Joseph Karwoski, Jersey City, Earl Smith, vicepresident, save learned during the summer. Other sey Junior Woman's Clubs in As* —Congratulations to Mr. andSunday. a resume of their activities at th-3 members brought in boxes, shells bury Park, September 24. ~ Mrs. Seymour DeWitt, Ethel —Mrs. • Saul Kritzman, Ethel training institute at Drew Univer- and bottles to be used in future Mrs. Carl Gloskey, announced . Street, upon the birth of their sec- Street, entertained her Mah Jongg sity, Madison, held during ' the projects. " that the Avenel Juniors' will be' ond child, a son, at Elizabeth group, Thursday. Present month of "July. hostesses at the Third District' General Hospital, Sunday. Mrs. Kenneth Morrison, Mrs. Wil- Fall Supper Conference, October —Charna Jaker, daughter of It was announced by Mrs. Girl Scout Troop 15 V liam Kroner, Mrs. Morry Smith 13, at The Pines, Metuehen. Six- Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Jaker, Atlan- and Mrs. Jay Tenen. Thomas Hill that the Community Aids Flood Victims teen clubs from the third distrle*- tic Street, marked her ninth Cancer Dressing group meetings have been invited to attend, Res-- —Sunday guests of Mr. andwere resumed yesterday, and will birthday on Saturday with a Mrs. Alfred Frankel, Ethel Strest, AVENEL—Girl Scout Troop, 15, exvations must be made by Octo- luncheon. Her guests were-.Diane be held each Wednesday from sponsored by St. Andrew's Church,- ber U were Mrs. Bella Frankel, Jersey. 1 to 3 P. M., in the church base- Pingwall, Diana Hess, Patricia City; Mr. and Mrs. Saul Eustein under the direction of Mrs. James Proceeds from, a demonstration Friel, Karen Jan Tausch and ment. Knox, was active in a two weeks party held on August 28, are being and son, Philip, Staten Island. collection of clothing and non- Nancy Webber. —Gary -Klose, son of Mr. and A request was made for a leader sent to the Upper Extremity Am- for Girl cout Troop 12, spon- perishable foods for flood disaster putee Fund, the state project for —Mr. and Mrs. Jack Netta, Mrs. Joseph Klose, Hudson Street, victims, in connection with work Rielly Court, celebrated their an- marked his first birthday, sored by the association, as the the Junior Woman's Clubs, Miss present leader, Miss Nancy Perry, being done by the Civil Defense. Annamae Zierer, chairman of the niversary by spending the week- Wednesday. has tendered her resignation. Joseph Dambach of Fords, chair- recent card party, announced that end in Atlantic City. —Birthday greetings to Mrs.Anyone interested should get in man of the project, stated that the proceeds amounting to $52.60, - —Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wil-Edward Turner, Mason Street, touch with Mrs. Smith. this was the largest collection in will be donated to the Avenel Lt- liam O'Donaghue, Mercer Street, and to Mrs. Sol Fishier, Jeffer- Christian Education chairman, the .district...... brary Building Fund. for the week-end were Mrs. son Street. Mrs. Carl Haacker, reported thai The Scout Troop will hold its Mrs. Hans Nielsen, president, O'Donaghue's parents, Mr. and —Sunday visitors of Mr. and34 Sunday School students at- first meeting of. the season Sep- appointed Mrs. John George, as Mrs. John Fanning, New York. Mrs. Bernard Loebel, Federal tended summer camps held at tember 28, at 4 P.M. in the church PARADISE FOE SHOPPERS: Above is shown the attractive store front of Robinson's in the Wood- treasurer, to replace Miss Zierer," —Paula Marie Jan Tausch, Street, were Mr. and Mrs. AbeIsland Heights, Blair Academy, hall, Communion. Sunday for the bridgre Oaks shopping center. The shop' formal opening took place last week and was attended by who will leave to make her resi- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saks, Jersey City and Mr. and troop, will be held September 25 large crowds. A wide variety of top-value merchandise is offered at Robinson's, and an invitation to dence in Georgia. The Word of Life Branch and Th-3 at the 9 A. M. Mass. Jail Tausch, Mason Street, cele- Mrs. Abe Perkel. Word of Life Island at Schroon all who have not yet visited the sto.-e-is extended by the management. Plans w,ere discussed for the brated her second birthday. Her •—Mr. and Mrs. William Hojer, club's 28th birthday party _ tob e Wall Street, have as their guests Lake, N. Y. tional Missions meeting to be held guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Steven Mrs. Frank Barth, chairman of at 156 Fifth Avenue, New York tion WOR-TV, Channel 9, Sun- GOOD SAMARITAN TURNS held October 11* under the chair- Jan Tausch, Riviera Beach, and this week, Mr. and Mrs. Iz Tur- Christian Scientists ROBBER manship of Mrs. William Harned chin, New York. On Thursday the annual church bazaar to be City, October 5. The topic theme day afternoons at 12:45 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. E. James Jan held November 18, from 2 to 10:00 will be Indian-American relations. Tell of Healing on TV Included in the series will.be SANDWICH, 111.—Robert Die- and Mrs. John Smath. Tausch and daughtef, Lynn, West Mrs. Hojer's siter, Mrs. Leo Ru- terline had a flat tire on a high- Miss Rosalie Paulauskas, was bin, Levittown, visited her. P. M., appointed chairmen for all Guests; were: Mrs. Charles accounts of the healing of all Orange. Paula received a boxer booths, and. Mrs. Arthur Franklin Kuhlman, Mrs. Monheimer. and Viewers of television programs diseases and mental disturb- way near here and an unidentified welcomed as a new member, and for her birthday. •Elizabeth Webber, daughter of motorist stopped to help. After "tuests were Mrs. Thomas Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webber, gave a report on the Mystery Bus Mrs. David Blair, and Mrs. Wal- in this area are offered an op- ance. The .series is produced by they had repaired the tire and re- kous, Mrs. Al Anderson, Miss Ron- —Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- celebrated her third birthday Sun- Ride, to Olympic Park.' ter was welcomed as a new mem- portunity to see a series of pro- The Mother Church, the First placed it on the automobile, the nie Cole, Miss Annette Butkiewiez liam O'Donoghue, Mercer Street, day. Her guests were Debbie and Mrs. Clark announced that ber. ' grams.relating actual document- Church of Christ, Scientist, in "Good Samaritan"1 kicked Dieter- and Mrs. Chains Ball. entertained at a garden party. Billy Hahn, Jersey City; Drue and World Wide Communion will be Hostesses for the evening weve ed cases in which healings of Boston, Mass., and on each pro- line in the stomach, and took his The next meeting will be held Present were Mr. and Mrs. John Lyn Rosita, Evelyn and Larry observed October 2 at the Semi- Mrs. Pinkocze, Mrs. Arthur Peter- sickness.and the solution of gram, two guests tell of their own wallet containing $270. Dieterline at the home of Mrs. C. Glosk&y, 16 Fanning, N. Y.; Mr. and MrsCatald. o and Mrs. Catherine Mar- Annual Presbyterial meeting will son, Mrs. Clarence Jamison, .Mrs. other problems were brought religious experiences and a mod- scribbled the license number of the Burnett Street, and Miss Elaine Gerald Sheehan and children, tin and Mrs. Dorothy Trested, take place on October 4 at Roselle, Burke, Mrs. John Morgan, Mrs. about through application of the erator gives brief. comment. fleeing auto on a towel hut couldn't Gasior, delegate to the Citizenship Richard and Gerald, and Mr. andJersey City. and the Elizabeth Presbyterial will Kenneth Hunt and Mrs. Freder- teachings of Christian Science. Each program is presented for a read his scribbling when he went Institute at Rutgers University, Mrs. William Goff and son, John, be hostesses at the Board of Na-ick Lott. The programs; appear on Sta- fifteen-minute period. to police to report the robbery. will be the guest speaker. New .York. —Mr. and Mrs. Nat Schneider, Atlantic Street, celebrated their —'Peggy and Kevin Higgins, anniversary in New York. They children of Mr. and Mrs. John dined at Guido's and attended the Higgins, Ethel Street, celebrated theater. their birthdays at a family dinner -Birthday congratulations to f at the Pines. Peggy is eight and ,Mrs. Ernst Gansel, Ford Avenue, Kevin, six. Most mBTJX Power in any Truck! and Mrs. Arthur Winters, Atlan- —Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boerer, tic Street. Swarthmore Terrace, attended the —Herbert Rothberg, son of Mr. 25th wedding anniversary of Mr.and Mrs. Ted Rothberg, Isabella and Mrs. David Bergenfield, Street, celebrated his 14th birth- Saturday. Dinner was served at day Saturday with his friends.. On the Eligante Supper Club, New Sunday his guests were Mr. and Chevrolet TashFonx Trucks! York. Mrs. David Rothberg, Mr. and —Mr. and Mrs. William O'Don- Mrs. Ben Freedman, Mr. and Mrs. aghue, Mercer Street, attended a George Lippman, Bronx, N. Y., Shortest stroke V8's of any leading truck. The industry's most clambake in Tarrytown, N. Y.,Mr. and Mrs. William. Jeremias Sunday. and children, Herbert and Alan, advanced Sixes I You gel the most Modern power for-your job —Week-end guests of Mr. andand Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Green- Mrs. Ted Rothtaerg, Isabelle field. with new Chevrolet Task-Force trucks! V Street, was Miss Babette Sonen- —Mrs. Alfred .Frankel, Ethel berg, Bergenfield. Street, entertained; her canasta —Mrs. Murray Goldberg, Wall group Tuesday. Resent "were Street, entertained her Mah Jongg Abe Landsman/ Mrs. Norman group Tuesday. Present were: Mrs.. Gardner and Mrs. Edward Halus- Nat Schneider, Mrs. Nat Boyd- ka. man, Mrs. Frank Kohlenberger —Little Donald Parrott, son of and Mrs. Bernard Bobkin. Mr. and Mrs. William Parrott, At- —Luncheon guests of Mrs. Carl lantic Street, marked his first Most Modern Engines Andersen, Ethel Street, Thursday, birthday Sunday at a family cele- were: Mrs. Ralph De Mayor and bration. daughters, Barbara Jean and Jan- —A meeting of the Menlo Park V8or6 et, Staten Island. Terrace Civic Association was —John, David Lahart, son ofheld Monday at St; Cecelia's Hall, Shortest stroke VS's in any leading truck! That Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Lahart, Iseliri, with Robert Murphy pre- means. less friction and wear per mile! V8 is McGuire Street, celebrated his siding. A letter was read-regarding standard in the new L.C.F." models, available in fourth birthday Sunday. Guests the cleaning of the sewers and were: Mrs. Elsie Lahart Philadel- it was reported that all sewers all other except Forward Control models as an phia; Mrs. Alice Heidel and chil- have been cleaned. There are now extra-cost option. New Chevrolet trucks offer the dren, Jeffrey and Jacqueline, New' 184 members in the group and industry's most advanced* valve-in-head sixes, too. Rochelle, N. Y. any resident wishing to join may And all engines are sparked by«a,12-volt electrical •—Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gard- get in touch with Mr. Murphy or " system for quicker starting and smoother going! ner, Ethel Street, attended the attend the next meeting. A dis- Bar Mitzvah of Norman Ganzer, cussion was held regarding tree- i! son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gan- planting. Maurice Lieb, Ford Ave- .J \ zer, Jersey City. . • -. nue, presented an estimate from a —Mrs. Carl Andersen, Ethel nursery which would take orders Street, attended a shower Satur- for 40 trees, oak, maple or any day for Miss Mary A. Zahtila, other shade tree, ten foot trees, Astoria, L. I. staked at $15 per tree. Residents —Pattie Dice, daughter of Mr.interested may call Mr. Lieb, Li- and Mrs. William Dice, Mason berty 9-0790. Dr. Ralph Barone Street, marked her sixth birthday spoke on low-cost schools. A let- Monday at a family dinner. ter from the Board of Educa- Most Modern —-Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. tion was read by -Dr. Barone James Dingwall and children, Di-. stating the Board will build %ffl«&mmp9W>ww^™™*^^ ane and Jimmy, Atlantic Street, schools at the lowest posible cost, Styling attended the seventh birthday but as yet the type of schools has party of Michael Battaglia, Ber- not been decided upon. The Board New Chevrolet trucks, are the only Work Styled keley Heights. of Education, it was reported, now trucks, with a fresh, functional appearance that's has two architects. The bus com- tailored to the job! Two distinctly different styling —Ellen Frankel, daughter of pany papers are now held up 3n Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Franksl, Edison Township which has not treatments are offered—one for light- and medium- Ethel Street, celebrated her fifth yet decided about permitting the duty models, another for heavy-duty models. Your birthday, Saturday. Her guests bus through its streets. new Chevrolet truck will not only, do your job were: Carol Velasco, Suzan Mor- better, it'll look better doing it! And what an ad- - rison, Debbie Haber, Arlene Gard- -—An executive meeting' of the ner, "Karen Haluska, Beth Ellen PTA of St. Cecelia's School was vertisement it will be for you and your business! Schneider and Sandy Jacobs, held Monday when it was decided Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Samthat PTA meetings will be held Wortztell, East Orange; Mr. andtwice monthly oil the third and Mrs. Arthur Brody and son, Rich- fourth Wednesdays. ard, West Orange. —Harriet Rose Cohen, daughter —A chapter of ORT, Organiza- of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cohen, tion for Rehabilitation Through Wall Street, celebrated her 12th Training has been formed lo- birthday with a few friends. cally. All Intereested residents are —Mrs. Ralph Barone, Mason asked to call Mrs. MacKellerman, Street, entertained her canasta Liberty 8-6230 or Mrs. Richard group. Present were: Mrs. John Most Modern Weinberg, Liberty 8-5612. Apoka, Mrs. Henry Filippeli, Mrs. —T h i s week's anniversary William Hayden and Mrs. Robert greetings go to Mr., and.Mi's. John Regan.. Features MacWhirter, McGuire Street; Mr. —Birthday congratulations to and: Mrs. George Dailey, Mason Ben Harrison, Jefferson Street; New Flite-Ride cab with panoramic windshield, Street; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew j Joseph Di Geronimo, Menlo Ave- concealed Safety Steps and new High-Level ven- Christell Jefferson Street; Mr. nue, and Alfred Tomminelli, -Jef- tilation! New, more rigid ladder-type frames in all and Mrs. Arthur Calogero, Jef- ferson Street. , models! New tubeless tires standard on JA-ton ferson Street; Mr. and Mrs. John -Mi. and Mrs. Herbert Rosen- models! New shorter wheelbases for greater ma- Stokes, Menlp Avenue; Mr. andthai, Isabelle Street, observed their Mrs, Nat Schneider, Atlantic wedding anniversary by dining at neuverability in most models. New suspensions Street; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Netta, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- for a smoother, load-steady ride! Come in and see Rielly Court; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- seph Friedman, Isataelle Street. all the modern features that put you ahead! liam J. Hojer, Wall Street; Mr. —Donna Balderose, daughter of I1 and; Mrs. Richard Tome, Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Balderose, Street. Ethel Street, will celebrate her —' ;- —Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dow- second birthday today. 'ling, New York, were Monday —Mrs. Robert Barnhart, Jeffer- .DiHrinriffl eari 'I! EVERYWHERE I Year after Year. :\ America*$ Best Setting Truck.'; guests of Mr. and Mrs. William son Street, entertained her bridge O'Donaghue, Mercer Street. club, Tuesday. Present were Mrs. —Saturday guests of Mr. andLeo MvVey, Mrs. Peter Befano, Mrs. Alfred Frankel, Ethel Street, Mrs. John Schobert, and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Stan Getz and John McGrail. Mr. and Mrs. George Ferguson. —Danny Rosenthal, son of Mr. JUNE CHEVROLET —Mr. and Mrs. George Forster, and Mrs. Herbert Rosenthal, Isa- and sons, Robert and Marc, Ethel belle Street, will be one year old New Brunswick Ave. .Tel. VA 6-6722 Fordsr H. J. —A board meeting of the Amer- tomorrow. PAGE SIX THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS; 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP A&D FORDS BEACON

- • Jewish New Year recording secretary, Frank Fusco; heard -on the problem of side- The • Jl* GOP Candidates financial secretary, Frank Janer; Army O.K. (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) Water Complaints swalks in certain areas dangerous board of trustees, Mr. Menard, (Continued from Page One) to school .children. Plainfleld Road blessings and better appreciate snt setup makes the final decision. chairman; Alexander Hamilton, our own way( of life. .Truly, we buildings will answer this need. going to' Oak Tree School w.is should consider ourselves the most The Planning Board in order to Walter Housman, Robert T. Leisen Renewed In Fords The specialized instructors who cited as an example. blessed and endeavor to find grace /unction properly should, in our and Elbur Richards. The stjuad of- 'will be needed to conduct these Mayor Thomas Swales said that in the eyes of the Almighty that opinion, have tne right to make ficers are Captain Robert Mathia- WOODBRIDGE — Mayor Hugh classes have thus far not been he was well aware of these con- He may never remove His kindness decisions. ; son; Assistant Captain Richards B. Quigley revealed yesterday he obtained. ditions, especially Plainfleld Ave- Among his other many talents, and protection from us. •'4. A complete study of air pbl- and Lt. Janer. had received several complaints' bue, but that sidewalks were a Robert Wagner can sing and has Monday and Tuesday from the In other business the board costly project and over a long- asked permission of his studio, "We are living in a time of Iution in the .rownsmp md awarded contracts for the con- Twentieth to record the title song stress and strain and mankind is appointment of a commission to Fords area, that, water "was "just term program the township ex- Around Town: •sorely tried and tested. On the trickling through the faucets" and struction of an 'addition to the pected to carry out this venture, }f his latest picture, "A Kiss Be- press the State Department of Stricken Grateful Lincoln School. The completion fore Dying." Tax Collector Mike Trainer was surface we see a glossy glitter, but to take immediate steps to ihere was little or no pressure. one walk .at a time. He declared . somewhat puzzled the other day upon deeper examination,we find "dommittceman Krauss also re- of this addition, plus the comple- eliminate an intolerable condition tion of the new junior high school, that he had conferred with Jo- Hillevi Rombin, Miss Universe, wtoi he received a iiotice to at- frustration and disappointment. It here. Woodbridge Township has For 3 Tots' Help ceived similar complaints," the seph Ruggieri, superintendent of tend a house committee meeting is only human instinct for sur- mayor said. will eliminate part-time classes schools, and Chief Charles Grand- has flown back to her home in of the Woodbridge Jewish Com- vival that impels them to endure had to suffer unbearable odors next year, it was stated, although Sweden — to see her family, her much too long. WOODBRIDGE—Three Colonia The complaints were received jean to make a survey of the boy friend and her other friends— munity Center. Investigation re- and even hope for better days. ! just a short time after Ambrose another new school will 'be needed township and set up a program pealed that the card was meant for Humanity -is seeking the appear- '5. The appointment .of a Citi- girls, who raised $5.1.56 for the within two years.to continue full- but is due back in Hollywood ear- zens -Advisory Committee, rdaae flood relief victims of the Strouds- Mundy, president of the Middle- which would take care of those iy in September, where she's due Mr. Turner. . . • Two De Kalb Ave- ance of the genuine rainbow of sex Water Company, stated' that time" class schedules. areas considered most dangerous .nue-youngsters, Nancy Ellenbogen, peace. Particularly do our people up of representative citizens, not burg, Pa., area by ringing door- John P. Stevens, Jr., board pres- -•o resume work as an actress at in Israel pray for their Arab only to act at budget time but to bells in their neighborhood, will the recent install? ion of a 30- first, and continue with the others Universal -International. 6, and Douglas Sanddr, 7, made a inch line would remedy the situa- ident, said that it appeared un- as funds become available. house-to-house canvass in their neighbors that'.they may experi- serve m an advisory capacity in be happy to learn, their efforts are appreciated. tion in Fords. likely 'that the November general neighborhood and collected $2.70 ence a change of heart. May-they major problems affecting the com- 5 election here will sse a bond issue Commissioner Julius Engel, in Delighted with Eleanor Parker's fully realize that only by establish- munity. The children, Ann Dorrian, 10, A call to' the Board of Public reply to a question on, curbs and work as Marjorie Lawrence, Otto •'.tor polio patients. The money, ing an enduring peace, will all the Utilities by this newspaper yester- referendum for that new school. tordught to this office, has been . "6. Plan a permanent road pro- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles He said that tfie planning stages gutters, emphasized the cost of Preminger has signed her to play people of tBe Near East be able to gram, • with the lists of streets to Dorrian, 220 Colonia Boulevard; day failed to get any reply as to such projects by pointing out that Frank Sinatra's wife in "Man With turned over to the' Perth Amboy develop^their laSids toJHeld fruitful when the promised results of an will not have been sufficiently ad- The Golden Arm." It's a strong ' General Hospital to help buy be improved published eacn year. Janet Neuhaus, 9, daughter of Mr, vanced by that time to secure the to place curbs and gutters in the blessings to'all inhabitants. This should eliminate the hit- and • Mrs. * Charles Neuhaus, 443 investigation would be forthcom- Lincoln and Nixon Park areas dramatic role of a woman, hurt in equipment for local polio victims. ing. Some of the men in the state approval needed for the bond an accident who pretends to be . . . The children of this Township "Now, as we are approaching and-miss policy now in Fairview Avenue-and Janice A'D- issue-referendum. A special elec- alorce would -have cost $350,000. have been .wonderful this summer, the season of the High Holy days, lonczy, 9, daughter of Mr. and engineering department, were at- He said that since the Planning permanently crippled in order to "7. Complete -cooperation be- (Mrs. Paul Ablonczy, 225 Colonia tending hearings and others con- tion on the school bond referen- keep a hold on her husband. Most - holding bazaars and "shows" to the time of contemplation and tween the Board of Education, dum will be conducted as so-on as Beard has functioned, this body of the acting she will do will be help the less fortunate Yester- meditation, we should pause to -Boulevard, brought the donation cerned in the investigation were'! has seen to,it that developers are iownship Committee and the to the Independent-Leader.office "out in the field." The Indepen- the legal matters' in connection from a, wheel chair. v day morning I recieved a postcard reflect upon world affair sand in Planning Board, with set meeting with it have been concluded. now required to install curb and from "Nicky" Lombardi, Port particular be. thankful for our elates to discuss mutual^ prooiems with instructions that the money dent-Leader was promised a defi- gutters, put in sidewalks and favorable position. But God's gifts j be sent directly to the flood area. nite reply by next week by a Mr. The Lincoln School addition When Prank Lovejoy stars op- ' Beading, postmarked Italy. An uiroughout the year and, endeavor streets. "The hansymoon is over," posite Terry Moore, he will wear hour later I received word that and blessings are not only to have to reacn decisions for the benefit A check was sent to the Strouds- Schwartz of the engineering • de- contracts were awarded as fol- he dsclared, referring to develop- and to hold selfishly. During our "burg Daily Record and this reply partment. lows: General construction, Irvin an FBI badge for the tenth time. Nicky, feeling homesick, flew home of the residents. ers who built the homes and left Terry, by the way, has the kind before her vacation was over. . .'. Penitential Season we exclaim: was received Tuesday morning Plungian of Roosevelt, $228,915; it up to the township to suppiy 'Usshuvah, utfilan, utsdakah, "8. The appointment oi a wide- from Merle C. Ostrorii, general steelwork, Breen Iron Works, Hill- of starring role that boosted Shel- jottings t maavrin es roah hazerah'—Peni- awake Industrial Commission to manager: "Many thanks-for your Martin and Lewis .plan to re- side, $10,595; heating and ven- these needs. ley Winters and Gloria Grahame to tence, Prayer and Charity, remove stimulate industry: and to secure letter of the 6th with your check main as comedy team. , tilating, Borough Plumbing & Another ordinance was adopted, the top—that of a waitress in a The Perth Amboy Model Air- this one allowing bingo and games roadside,lunchroom, who gets in- plane Club will present'its fourth the evil decree.- Repentance . . . more ratables. " for $51.56 for local flood relief. Heating Co. of South River, $47,- let us abandon egotism and self- "9. We advocate a complete in- "Young and old alike have most . LEGAL NOTICES ,of chance under proper ragula- volved with a gang of traitors and annual "flying Olympics" Sunday 942; plumbing; Washington Engi- tions, to be played on Sundays. then helps foil their plot to start a at Waters Stadium, Perth Amboy, ishness. Prayer ... let us earnestly vestigation of the Real Estate and certainly opened their hearts and LEGAL NOTICE neering Co. of Washington, $22,- pray for the welfare of all man- Building Departments, the sewer pocketbooks so that people in this j An appeal has been filed toy Cnarles 700, and electrical work, Sol Ll3- revolution. under the sponsorship of Fishkin area may again take their proper' H. and Katherine L. Mackie requesting Bros., and the Recreation Depart- kind. Charity let us substan- and iiicinerator projects super- a variance in the requirements of the berman of Lakewood, $23,412. vised by Louis Booz and also a place in society. inning Ordinance of the Township of Jam. Schools We appear to.be in for a cycle ment of the City of Perth Amboy. tiate our good-will intentions with Eflison to permit erection of a two-car A total of $400,000 has been of remakes of various films which . . . The block dances recently an- concrete assistance..By application complete analysis of the present "Will you, express for us the garage and breezeway to within five (5) approved by the voters for the (Continued from Page One) nounced for teenagers by the Rec- of these three effective mediums, assessment practices." thanks of the community as a leet of the northernly side property ment in the entire school system to did quite well in their previous whole to these young friends who line, on property known as Block 1003, work. Expenses in addition to the editions. M-G-M has six due for reation Department have been we can surely remove the scourge Lot 9, on the east side of Ramsey Road, •contracts awarded include archi- date, 9,384. refurbishment, including "The cancelled. Instead -dances will be of suffering from all humanity. have been so thoughtful and work- in the Township of Edison, County of tect's fees,. euipment and land- School Census held indoors at the'various schools "Wishing you all a very blessed Aid Squad Drive ed so hard to obtain this con- Middlesex, N. J. The enrollment in the various Swan," "The Painted Veil," "Anna For the purpose of hearing objections scaping. Christie," "Gaby," formerly "Wa- as follows: October 14, School 11; and peaceful New Year." (Continued from Page One) to or protests against the granting of grades . as of yesterday is as fol- terloo Bridge,1' "The Philadelphia October 21, Avenel School; October among its equipment. ' said appeal, the Edison Township Zon- lows: Kindergarten, 850, an in- 28, Iselin School 15. ... Vera Kyan The Senate has voted a two-year Hospital Civil Defense ing Board of Adjustment will hold a crease of 90 over last year; Grade Story," to be remade as a musical Every item of expense is cata- public hearing on September 20th, 1955, Township Appeals with score by Cole Porter, and was feted fay the Town Hall Birth- extension of the Defense Produc- Role Eckert Talk Topic in the Council Chambers, Municipal 1, 992, an increase of 64; Grade 2, "Ben Hur." day Club at the Colonia Country tion Act including a provision bar- logued. Unexpenced balances, if Building, at 8 o'clock P. M. (Continued front Page One) 966, decrease of 15; Grade 3, 1,044, any, are placed in a reserve fund. By order at the Zoning Board of .Club last night. . . . Several of the ring "dollar-a-year-men" from PERTH AMBOY—Anthony W- Adjustment. that he had the right to hit a per- increase of, 254; Grade 4, 844, in- local Republican bigwigs attended policy-making positinos. One of the features of the squad's crease of 129; Grade 5, 767, in- Paramount is now circulating Eckert, director of Perth Amboy JOSEPH P" ••-•"• son with a vehicle." the Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis the County $50-a-plate dinner last budget is the ambulance iuud. General Hospital, will be a princi- Considerable discussion was crease of 79; Grade 6, 732, de- night. ... After careful study the squad de- F. B. 9-15 crease of 1;. Grade 7, 832, increase comedy, "You're Never Too Mrs. William O'Rear, 231 Clinton 1 pal speaker at the Wednesday ses- Young," which is a revamping of Street; a daugtiter to Mr.-and Mrs. termined that the cost of main- sion of the American Hospital As- of 141; Grade 8, 692, increase of In the Mailbag: taining an ambulance is very 227. the Ginger Rogers comedy," "The Robert Islinski, 511 Garden Ave- sociation's • annual convention Major and the Minor." They are Anonymous letters received by nue; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Mi- heavy after four years. It there- which opens Monday in Atlantic FORDS, HOPELAWN and KEASBEY, The enrollment and increases also utilizing the Preston Sturges this office are, as a rule filed chael Fedor, 22 Seymour Avenue, fore decided to replace an ambu- City. in the High School are as follows: comedy, "The Lady Eve," for the in the wastepaper basket, but Woodbridge from Avenel, a lance, every four years'. Each year Mr. Eckert will be a member of Freshmen 550, increase of 92; screen debut of George Gobel, "The this letter sounded so sincere and son to Mr. and Mrs. James Maili- a sum is appropriated to take a five-man panel speaking on Civil CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS Sophomores, 445, increase of 58; Birds and the Bees," and have also we really felt sorry for the writer gan, 152 Inman Avenue; a daugh- care of this expense' and the cost- Defense and the role of the large Juniors, 358 increase of 23; Seniors, resurrected the Rudolf Priml oper- who wrote in part: "On Satur- ter to Mr. and Mrs. John Tomp- is thus • distributed- rather than and small hospitals in disaster 312, increase of 32. There are 205 etta, "The Vagabond King." day, September 10, at approxi- something which must be faced planning. more students at the high school kins, 33 Avenel Street . . . from this year than last year. mately 4 P. M., I innocently park- Iselin, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. every.two years. The squad is also Under consideration at this (HOTE: For insertions in this calendar, ed my mother's car in the free Robert Mick, 124 Elizabeth Ave- concentrating on smaller and less year's Civil Defense meetings at call Mrs. Andrew Sedivy, 100 Grant Ave- parking area behind the A. & P. expensive" ambulances which, are the convention will be the prob- nue; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. nue, Fords, VAlley 6-5670, before noor^ JUVENILE - store in Woodbridge. When I re- as efficient as the larger ones. lem of providing emergency hos- MAJESTIC Philip Levitan, 111 Pleasant AVJ- pital facilities on the perimeter of on Tuesday of each week. Mrs. Sedivy BjOOEN'S SHOELAND turned in less than three-quar- nue ... Also a daughter to Mr. The administrative officers of target areas. It has been estimated is correspondent for Fords, Hopelawn Children's Shoes Carefully ters of an hour, I found the front and Mrs. Patrick Nagle, 404 the squad are: President, Jules by the government that 85% of right fender* all smashed and the Woodbridge Avenue, Port Bead- and Keasbey.) and Correctly Fitted NOW THRU TUESDAY Bernstein; vice president, Eldon all, hospital beds in a target area . 308 MAPLE STREET chrome strip ripped off. The dam- ing. ... Raison; -treasurer, Leo J. Menard; city may be useless after a nuclear Dean Martin - Jerry Lewis in age was estimated at $40. I had attack. . PER.TH AMBOY to go home and tell my family who (Next to Post Office on Maple St.) SEPTEMBER . . weren't exactly happy about it. RUSSIAN FOREEIGN TRADE The damage done to the car af- 17:—"Buck' Night," sponsored by Hopelawn Memorial Post 1352, Secretary of Commerce Sinclair MINIMUM fected the ignition and the car, Weeks has reported that the So- VFW. " .: a '48 blue Dodge, is out of run- EVERY CHILD viet Union's interest in non-stra- 19—-Meeting of Mothers' Auxiliary of Fords Little League in SERVICE ning until I can afford' to have 2-95 tegic commodities available here Amboy Avenue firehouse at 8 P. M. Election of officers. CALL it fixed. At least the sneaky person for export is steadily growing. could have shown his face instead of being a coward and running TO PLAY THE away. I hope who ever did it puts RADIO & TELEVISION himself in my shoes because now Once you learn to play the piano you have my poor old -mother has to walk accomplished something that will enrich yottr 463 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE about one-half mile to the. bus. I really wonder if you hurt 4or -whole life. Listening to music ia never as soul FORDS (Vista Vision) killed someone would you run satisfying as making it yourself. Every boy and PHONE away? Thanks for the bang and •what happened to the -chrome girl should begin learning how to play the HI. 2-1067" strip." piano during their school years. NOW THRU SATURDAY At the Typewriter: Jack Hawkins-Joan Collins in Morton New berger, 429 Am- boy Avenue, Woodbridge, a mem- STATE- ber of the class of '57 at the THEATRE K • Jersey _City State Teachers Col- lege, will play the piano both for Woodbridge, N. J. the processional and recessional WED., THRU SAT. at the September degree-confer- Richard Widmark - Lauren (CinemaScope) ring exercises this morning at the Bacail in — CO-HIT — school auditorium . . . Joseph Martha Vickers in Steh'llck, 47 Arlington Drive, "THE COBWEB" Fords, will marry Michaeline Tri- (CinemaScope) vigno, Scotch Plains, Saturday. PLUS . . . -Janet Gage Chapter DAR STARTING SUNDAY urges schools vand churches and "SKABE.NGA" Bette Davis in organizations to observe Constitu- (DOCUMENTARY) W tion week, September 17-23, with appropriate ceremonies . .' . _ SUN. THRU TUBS. Joan Crawford - Jeff Chandler If? Last But Not Least: in Bom at Perth Amboy General 1 Hospital: From Fords; a son to 'FEMALE on the "BEACH (CinemaScope) Mr. and Mrs, Sylvester Fratto, PLUS — CO-HIT — 515 New Brunswick Avenue; a Broderick Crawford - Ralph A CinemanScope Thriller son to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meeker in ; Petrabay, 20 Pine Street; a son ' LIVING SWAMP" "to Mr. and Mrs. William Seeman, "BIG HOUSE — U. S. A." 98 Pleasant Avenue; a son. to ML*. WED. THRU SAT. and Mrs. John Stian-ehi, 12 Iiin- William Holden-Jennifer Jones ISELIN, N. J. ealn Avenue; a son to Mr. and LI-8-9090 Mrs. Steven Orlitta, "78 Carey Street; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. "LO¥E IS I NOW THRU SATURDAY Anthony Zagrzecki, 120 Beech Street . . . from Woodbridge, a SFLENDOREO THING' HELD OVER! km to Mr, and Mrs, Walter Orosz, Henry Fonda-James Casrney in ,r5£4 Green Street; a son to Mr. -rand Mrs. William Allen, 14-A For very little money per week or month you Sunns Lane; a son to Mr. and (CinemaScope) can select a new spinet or grand piano and Plus Dan Dailey in have it delivered now. If you decide to keep the FORDS, N. J. — HUlctest 2-0348 4i I Woodbridge High piano, within six months, all money paid for WED THRU SAT. FABULOUS LAS VEGAS" f HEADQUARTERS rental will be credited on the purchase price. "MISTER ROBERTS" SATURDAY BIATINEE for CHOOSE FROM AMONG OUR FAMOUS MAKES with Henry JFonda. and James ® Varsity Sweaters Cagney (CinemaScope) ® Latest models in dark and light woods "LORD OF THE JUNGLE" and j © Gym Outfits with. Johnny Sheffield MAIL THIS COUPON (Sat. Matinee—:Extra. Cartoons "FABOLOUS LAS VEGAS" © Sweat Sox and Coniedy) ,1 am interested in renting a ....;...... $ SUN. THRU TUES. Chapter 10—"Super Man vs. © Varsity Jackets (indicate Grari

Democratic. Picnic Joan Anne Del Sordo Wed Farewell Party Inman Avenue Voters O.K. Cub Pack 148 To be Held Sunday To Robert W* Brinkmann Given Wittemunds ' $16,195'Fire Expenditure Holds Box Derby ISELIN — St. Paul's Episcopal The -bridegroom' is a graduate COLQNIA—A special referen- William Hermsen, secretary of ISELJN—The Iselin Democratic Church, Rahway, was the setting of Woodbridge High School, served COLONIA—Mr. and Mrs. Rob-dum authorizing the expenditure the Board of Fire Commissioners, i ISEL.IN—At an executive meet- Club will conduct its annual picnic Saturday afternoon for the wed-four years in U. S. Air Force, with ert Wittmund and son,, formerly of $16,195: by the Board of Fire In behalf of the board, said: "We ing of Cub Pack 148 held Septem- at Iselin Memorial Park, Kennedy ding of Miss Joan Anne Del Stifdo, two years in Japan and a short of Clover Avenue, were given a wish to thank the voters of the Place, Sunday afternoon, from 2 Commissioners, District 12, was ber 1 at the home of Mrs. Albert 30 Bradford Place, Iselin, daugh- time in Korea. He is employed at surprise farewell • party at - their district for their confidence in the Kull, Woodruff Street at which to 7 PJVL All residents- of Iselin are ter of Har;ry Del Sordo,- 21 Bel-the Purolator. plant in Rahway. home by the Poreda Association. approved by the voters of the In-Board. Now, with the proper ; meeting' were present Mr. and Invited. gium Street, Newark and the late The Wittemunds, -who have re- man Avenue district Saturday. equipment, we will be able to give County, "Committee ' members, Mrs. Del Sordo to Robert W. sided in Cqlonia for the past 10 Only 305 votes were cast; 202 were the people in the district ample Mrs. Larry Steinberg, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Dickinson, Mrs. Helen Brinkmann, son of Mr. and Mrs.Library Formulates years, left Saturday to make their in favor of the referendum and 100 fire protection." - ; Mrs. Albert Kull,.Mrs. Henry Hap- Thomas, Mrs. Leon Leonwever Prank * J. Brinkmann, 28 Silzer home in Salt Lake City * Utah. c^st opposing votes. Three ballots pel, Mr. James Clark, Mr. Herbert and Mrs. Forrest Pipott,' Mrs. Membership Campaign Kramer, Mr. Roger Kenny, Mr. Avenue. Rev. Chester Hand of- Mr. and Mrs. Wittenxund were were declared to be void. Helen Bolger and Mr. Robert Mc- ficiated at the double ring cere- and Mrs. Edward Menzenberg, Cabe, Mrs. Rita Doerbeeker, Mrs. ISELIN—Plans for a "member- active in civic affairs in the Town- The referendum authorizes the mony. Board to purchase a 1941 truck Iselin Lioes Give Mrs. Lester Jentis and Mrs. C. P. Mildred Seibert, Mrs. John. Pan- ship drive to be lield later this ship. They served on polio drive De Geso, plans were made for ac- none and Mrs. William Mathei, The bride was given in marriage month were ma&e at a meeting committees and were former and a late 1945 Mack fire truck' by her father. Her gown was of members of the Republican County and equipment from the New Jer- tivities of the pack for the new advise that refreshments will be of" the Iselin Free Public Library To Flood Relief season. The theme for the month served. The committee also has white erystallette, with fitted bo- Association. The group which met Committee. ;'•.". ' sey Fire Equipment Company, Dunellen and the Colonia Volun- of October will be "Robinhood." planned games and contests for all dice with long sleeves and lace in the old library "building on Oak' Present were Mr. and Mrs. An- ISELIN—At a supper meeting age groups. Appi-opriate prizes will jacket and a bouffant skirt of Tree Road selected Mrs. Clarence thony Poreda and Ira Jordan, Ise- teer Chemical Hook and Ladder y A Soap Box Derby and picnic be awarded to the winners. waltz length. Her shoulder length Bower to be c'jfiirman of the lin; Julius Izso, Fords: Mrs. John Co. held Monday evening at Green were held last Thursday at Coop- The picnic will afford an op- veil was arranged from a crown of chairmen of the drive. It was also Chiocchir Keabsey; Mr. and Mrs. One of the trucks, which was a't Street Firehouse by Iselin's Lion's MISS ROSEMARIE TRIPOLI er's Field. The flag salute and portunity for residents of this sec- seed pearls. She carried an old announced that volunteer work- Patrick Siracusa, Mr. and Mrs.the firehouse on approval, will be Club, at which Harold Goetchius TEACHER BETROTHED: Mr. singing was led by Stephen Kull tion to meet their neighbors as fashioned bouquet of white roses. ers are still needed to help com- Paul Skula and Mr. and Mrs.sent back to Dunellen for minor presided, a donation of -25 was of Den 5. The boys enjoyed the Miss Joan Thomas, Oak Tree ana Mrs. Salvatore Tripoli, well as candidates for various plete the interior of the new lib-Henry Strubel, Colonia. The group changes and correct lettering. made to the New Jersey Flood Grove Avenue, Oak Tree, have races and a wienie roast. Awards State, County and Township elec- attended the bride as maid of rary building on Middlesex Ave- gave the Wittemunds a farewell There will be a mounting for a announced the engagement of we're given as follows: Leonard tives offices. honor. She was attired in a dress nue. Volunteers may report at the gift. portable .generator and a rack for Relief. Van Buskirk who graduated and of Dior blue taffeta, Vith a half new building Tuesday and Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. William Booth, Indian Pumps. It is expected that Members of the club will make their daughter, Rosemarie, to is now a member of Boy Scouts " As has been the custom in the : Arthur William Davis, son of past there will be no charge. boat neckline. She wore a pink day between 6:30 and 9 P. M. formerly of West Cliff Road, are all the new equipment will be de-their annual pilgrimage to the 48, belatedly received his lion's feathered hat and pink gloves, now residing in the former Witte- livered and ready for use within Boys School at Jamesburg, October Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis, Al- badge and web-e-los. He was a she carried an old fashioned bou- mund home. a few days. 12. All members are urged to at- bourne Street, South River. member of Den 4 of which Mrs. quet of pink roses. tend. Miss Tripoli, a graduat of Ro- Lester Jentis is den mother; Ste- .. Green * Richard E. Brinkmann, Prospect Officers Honored Charles Christensen chairman selle High School and Douglass ven Jentis -— one gold arrow and Street, Woodbridge, brother of of the monthly paper drive re- College, is a teacher of health, lion's badge, Michael Nadgzin— the bridegroom served as his best Male Choir is Organized ported that the drive for August and physical education at wolf badge, one gold arrow, and Is Church Bride man. By Iselin Circle was quite successful and stated Woodbridg-e High School. She is one year pin; Allan Snyder—bear that the September drive will, be also women's director at Perth book; George Hutnik, wolf book. After a wedding trip to Maine, By'Iselin Holy Name Unit Amboy YMCA. Mr. Davis is a All of these boys are in Den 6 ISELIN — Miss* Mattel Alice the couple will reside at 80 Son- ' ISELIN — Star of Iselin Circle held September 25 at 1 P.M. All 54, Lady Forresters of America, residents please tie papers in graduate of South River High with Mrs. Larry Steinberg as den Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.ora Avenue. ISELTN — St. Cecelia's . Holy Name Society held in the Recrea- mother. A new boy, David Kull, James Green, 223 Elsworth Street, entertained Mrs. Evelyn Byron, Name Society introduced its new- bion Hall immediately after the bundles and place them at the School and is re-entering Rut- The bride attended Woodbridge Jersey City, grand commander, curb. Next meeting will be held gers University this fall to com- was introduced. He will be in Den Westbury Park, was married Sat- High i School, and is employed at ly-formed male choir during the Holy Name Communion. No. 5 of which Mrs. Stephen Kull urday to Albert T.i Michelli, son and her staff of officers and Mrs.8 o'clock mass Sunday at its The Father-Daughter Commu- September 19. plete his studies in Science Westinghouse Corporation, Me- Education. He is a veteran of is den mother. Mrs. Fred Singer of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mi- fcuchen. Elizabeth Moscarelli, Iselin, su- monthly corporate communion at nion Breakfast Meeting originally and Mrs. Fred Reight who desire chelli, 340 Lafayette Street, New- preme sub-commander, at its St. Cecelia's Church. scheduled for Sunday as the open- the U. S. Army, and served over- seas for 18 months. to become den mothers were in- ark. The ceremony took place in meeting in Iselin School, 15, Mon- The male choir,' consisting of ing meeting of the 1955-1956 year Crausams-Feted troduced. St. Cecelia's Church. Iselin, with Sm.orgasbord, Dance day evening. 12 members of St. Cecelia's Holy was postponed because of con- Rev. John Ray wood officiating. The honored guests were escort- Name Society, is under the lead- struction work now nearing com- Aid Squad Auxiliary The prize winners of the soap Miss Margaret fe-eeif-. was lier Scheduled by P.T.O. ed by the worthy guides, Mrs. Lil-ership of Kenneth. Becker, who ispletion in the Recreation Hall On Anniversary box derby were Harry Bergen, who sister's only attendant.' Robert Mi- lian Krawiec and Mrs. Betty both director and organist for the building. The next regular Holy , Plans Picnic Sunday had the speediest car and the car chelli served as his brother's best COLONIA—The executive board Cwiekalo and presented by circle Name Communion and the open- that travelled the greatest dis- of the Parent-Teacher Organiza- deputy, Mrs. Katherine Donavan. choral group. Mr. Becker has been EDISON — The twentieth wed- man, and ushers included James identified with several _ choral ing meeting for the coming year ding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. COLONIA—The auxiliary of the tance received a cub scout T shirt Green, brother.of the bride, and tion of School 17, Inman Avenue, The welcoming address was given groups before becoming a member has been rescheduled for Sunday, Colonia First Aid Squad will hold and a cub scout flash light; Ste- met at the school and made plans by the circle commander, Mrs. Harold W. Grausam, 125 MacAr- Vetrini. of St. Cecelia's parish. October 9, and will be a "Father- thur Drive, was celebrated at a its annual picnic Sunday at; theven Jentis, best appearance and for a smorgasbord on September Agnes Gustavson. Son and Daughter Breakfast Civic Club Grounds, Inman Ave- most original received a cub scout 30 and a barn' dance November The Holly Name Male Ghpiir party in their home arranged by GIFT SALE PROJECTED Gifts were presented to Mrs. Meeting'" with corporate commu- their daughter, Barbara Ann. nue. pen knife. All entrants received 19 at the school. Byron, Mrs. Donavan, Mrs. Mos-sang four selections during- the nion in the church and the Proceeds will go to the squad's a boy scout toothbrush. Those ISELIN—At a meeting of the Mass with a.background of organ Guests were Mr .and Mrs. Eu- Ladies' Auxiliary of Iselin First Mrs. J. M. Casteras,' membership carelli and Mrs. Gustavson. There breakfast-meeting to be held im- building fund. The picnic will participating included: Jimmie were several dark horse prizes and music by Mr. Becker during the mediately after in the redesigned gene Hickey and daughter, Mary start at 1 P.M., rain or shine. Stewart, Marc Steinberg, Joe Aid Squad held afc jSquad Head- chairman, reported the purchase entire mass. . Ellen, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. quarters on Lincoln Highway, of an attendance banner for the a mystery prize. Recreation Hall. The Male Choir .Work has already been started Strasser, Danny Berry, Stephen The group was formed initially will sing selections at the Mass Charles Brookwell, Roselle; Mr. plans were formulated for the an-organization. A membership drive Several of the supreme and and Mrs. Frank Barth, Mr. andon the addition to the First Aid Kull, Gary Korfmann, Kenny Sed- nual gift sale November 4 at .will begin in October. ' - grand officers spoke commending to provide music during the Holy and meeting. Squad headquarters. lak and Gary Ba-lavre and of the circle on its progress. Name Sunday Communion Mass Mrs. Earl Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. course the prize winners Harry Headquarters. Mrs. Ruth Snyder The afternoon meetings for the Rehearsals for the Male Choir John Ettershank, -Herbert Head, won the special award. Hospitality PTA were set for October 12, De- Visitors from all over the state which is held the second Sunday will be held Friday evening, Sep- Bergen and Steven Jentis. : were present numbering about 100 of each month at the 8 o'clock Avenel; Mr .and Mrs. Eugene Kiel, PLAN BAZAAR was in charge of Mrs. Pauline Kit- cember 14 and February 8. Mem- tember 30th and October 7th, at Mr. and Mrs. William Joel, Mr. and ISELIN—At a meeting of the . chcn. The next meeting will be bers of the organization will be guests. A covered dish luncheon mass and to further augment the 8 P.M. in. the church. Those in- was served by Mrs. Lillian Kra- entertainment program for the Mrs. Walter Housman, Mr. and Ladies' Aid Society held at the held October 5 at 8 o'clock at First asked to attend Board of Educa- terested in joining thiis choral Mrs. William Grausam, Mrs. J. W. First Presbyterian Church of Ise- Christine Yarusi Marks Aid Heardtjuarters. tion meetings. wiec and her committee. breakfast-meetings of the Holy group are asked to attend these rehearsals. Grausam, the Misses Marie Colette lin, Monday evening, plans were 6th Birthday at Party and Betty Grausam, Mrs. Frank discussed for the annual bazaar McGarrah, Woodbridge; Mrs. T.which will be held November 9 at COLONIA — Christine Yarusi, College Club to Hold W. Robinson, Shore Acres; Miss the Church Annex from 12 noon to daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marie Gallagher, Bruce Hamilton, 4 P.M. A luncheon will be held in Yarusi, Normandy Road, was hon- First Meeting Sept. 22 Highland Park; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- conjunction with it from 12 noon ored at a party to mark her sixth' liam Wagner, Mrs. R. G. Perier, to 4 P.M. The committees will be .birthday. COLONIA—The Colonia College Harold Grausam, Jr., Edison. Club will hold its first meeting of Guests were Mr. and Mrs. GET ACQUAINTED the season September 22 at 8 P.M., appointed at the next meeting'. Ralph Rendinelli, Mr. and Mrs. ait the- home of Miss Adelaide STRETCHES HIS LUCK Snaps August Rendinelli and daughter, Berghoff, Warwick Road. HOLLYWOOD, Cal.—The "That man lives off the snaps Roseanne, Garwood; Mr. and Mrs. The guest speaker will be Miss thieves who broke into Stanley El- of life.' Anthony Yarusi, Westfield; Mr. MEMBER 15th, 16th & 17th Ruth Erb, a member of the Wood- kin's auto, took a large sample "What kind of a job does he and Mrs. James De Long and bridge High School faculty, who case containing twenty sample claim?" children, Barbara and James, Co- will speak on her recent trip to girdles, valued at $100 and the case "He's a bone specialist — sets lonia. Mexico. at $34. - broken arms and "legs."

88 Kelly Street Route 1 Menlo Park Terrace in. observance -of-the Jewish Holy Days HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE M. ERLICHMAN, Resr. Pharm. the .following Woodbridge stores will be WOR 710 KC. 1:15 P. M. Sunday OPEN TONIGHT (Thursday) 'j

BEG. §1.00 ORAL AND REG. $2.00 RECTAL REE! HELENE CURTIS FEVER — - /:*W» and will be Boll of Film with Every Roll SPRAY ' Brought in for Developing. NET ALL DAY BOBBY ABSOLUIE ! FLASH BlliBS PIUS ALCOli'OL Army & Navy Store Modernage Decorators REG. $2.69 40-HOUR Reg. $1,00 Chrome Plated Reg. $5.00, 3-Speea 114 Main Street 94 "Main Street Phone us ALARM TODAY Electric ••. if extra FLASHLIGHT cash is SAVE 18c Borden's Surprise Center Modern Men's Shop needed for school or 2-CeII ' PRO-PHY-LAC-T1C current expenses. Complete REG. 39c 5-LB. BOX 84 Main Street 103 Main Street SEABOARD is your with EPSOM for "lending neighbor" Batteries and arranges loans on and Bulb SALTS 3 your Signature, auto Frantell Sport Shop or furniture in Record Time. You select your 100 Main Street 93 Main Street own terms. Ask about an "All-in-One" .Pack- age Loan in any CIGARS amount PHILLIES OPEN SUNDAYS Lee's Hat Bar The Boot Shop From TERFECTO 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. WHITE OWL 92 Main Street 103 Main Street $25 to $500 SEIOENBERGS - DAILY- Phone i/2 Gal. 1 -05 WO. 8-1848 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. ' Main Hardware The Miriam. Shoppe for immediate action! 5 *>r 4Q Open Friday Eves. 'Til 7 99 Main Street 76 Main Street • PRESCRI PTIONS • Vivien's Kiddie. Shop Pharmacy, Inc. 105 Main Street

FREE DELIVERY 0 Phone LI berty 8 - 8042 Corner William St. Thank You for Your Consideration and Patronage Lie. 754 nounced that a new stamp—a thirty-cent LOOK TO YOUR OARS stamp—will honor Robert E. Lee, famous Edison Township -Fords Beacon Confederate General and commanding of- ficer of the Army of Northern Virginia in Published Every Thursday by the War Between the States. Meyner Popularity at High level The Woodbridge Publishing Co. Post Office Address: Fords, N. J, The first thirty-cent stamps, featuring Woodbridge 8-1710 a picture of General Lee in civilian cloth- With Jersey Voters, Survey Finds ing, will go on sale at Norfolk, Virginia. Charles E. Gregory Editor and Publisher Civilian clothing was considered appropri- ate by the Post Office Department, which, Subscription rates by mail, including post- however, took the face of General Lee re- PRINCETON—Voter satisfae- approval of the job Robert B. age, one year, $3.00; six months, $1.50; three produced on the stamp from a military •'"ij with Governor Robert 'B. Meyner is doing. ~ months, 85 cents; single couies by mail, 10 Meyner is at a high level today. On the question of the kind cents. All payable in advance. portrait. •it^> out ol every three voters of job the governer is doinwv It "will be remembered that General Lee questioned by New Jersey Poll rank and file Democrats across By carrier delivery, 8 cents per copy. staff reporters in a survey just the state by a margin of C to 1 was a brilliant officer in the United States completed say they approve of express approval. Entered as second class matter April 17, Army until his home state seceded from the way Governor Meyner is Among the slate's Independ- 1936, at Fords, N. J., post office, under the presently handling his job. ent voters those expressing ap- Act of March 1, 1879. the Union. He was tabbed by General Win- proval outnumber those express- \ Voters who disapprove of the field Scott, then Chief of Staff of the United ifVh ivre'wnor is doiri0" come to ing disapproval by just about States Army, as the most promising and exactly 17 in every 100. 4 to 1. Desirable but Not Easy in other words, those express- And among GOP voters in the brilliant young officer in the Army. General ing approval of Meyner outnum- state, those who approve our.- A proposal that Woodbridge Township Lee was even offered command of the Union bpr 'bv iust about 4 +o 1 those (Continued on Page Ten) establish a pension system for its employes armies at the beginning of the war. expressing* disapproval. When New Jersey Voll staff re- is in line with the progressive thinking of After the war, General Lee was one of porters asked a representative the great forces in the South, urging har- cross-section of ths state's the times and provided it can be financed voters: without further endangering our present many and peaceful reconciliation. He also "Do you approve or dis- refused to break up his Army of Northern approve of the way Meyner is precarious financial stability we are heart- handling his job as governor?" Virginia into small and scattered segments September 12, 1955 ily in favor of it. to fight a guerilla war against Union forces. These were the results: To the Woodbridge Barrons: Meyner Popularity Barometer, This letter is especially direct- Before, we make a commitment, however, The respect with which Lee was viewed Statewide ed to the "56" football team of it will be necessary for our local governing' Approve .., 6T£ in all sections of the country was main- disapprove It Woodbridge High. School. body to specify precisely the manner in tained from before the war, throughout No opinion 16 A year ago, a lot of people which it expects to meet' its obligation in the war years and after the war, when Highlight of today's findings were saying- that the Woodbridge is Governor Meyner's popularity team was a year away froni be- the undertaking. It must be remembered Lee became President of Washington and ing what can. really be called a with all segments of the New great team. This is it, the year that between our municipal expenses and Lee University. Respect for his military Jersey population. is here, now it is up to you boys ability was so great that Northern com- Majority sentiment in every to make these fans know they the fabulous requirements of our school popularity group examined in manders who opposed' him often admitted were right. •*. district in the immediate future the tax- today's sui-vey expresses ~ ap- There are a great many fol- payers are to be called upon for increas- that he was a psychological advantage for proval of the man who has been lowers who com® out to see you the Southern States. New Jersey's governor, for the play, to see you win. You have ingly larger payments. We have no alter- past 20 months. two fine coaches who are doing native, for instance, to paying off our In this connection, history books and These groups include residents their best to make these win- histories of the war tell of instances when of all city sizes, all age groups, nings possible. All you need is present debt and maintaining our present manual workers, white-collar the fight, know-how and a little services—although it is in the latter cate- only Lee's personal popularity and the faith workers, and labor union mem- encouragement which I hope in him held by Confederate soldiers, saved Under the "Capitol Dome bers, men and women, regular this letter will give you. You can gory where we must derive the .money By J. Joseph Gribbins members of both the Republican be proud ©fume winning, but re- necessary to establish the suggested pen- the Confederate armies from disaster. and Democratic Parties, as well member there is always a next But Lee is remembered, in the U. S. as Independent voters and.World time, so let us all be proud that sion fund. TRENTON—New Jersey fiscal New York State will also enjoy POLIO:—State health officials War II veterans. next time. stamp to be issued, not as a Confederate experts have prescribed no new the extended month of daylight are looking askance at polio fig- Additional evidence of the So, to the coaches and you If we want to reward faithful service by general, but as a great American. It- is an taxes during the coming year be- saving time, but only half of the ures in New Jersey, especially be- high regard the New Jersey pub- boys, we want to wish you lots acknowledgment he richly deserves. cause of the healthy condition of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania cause of the recent outbreak in lic has for its governor is that of luck. , the provision of a pension—and we' believe the State Treasury. However, will operate under it until Oc- Paterson, and the fact that Sep- in no population group measured God bless you, no-one can argue the merit of the pro- they refuse to predict beyond tober • 30. In Pennsylvania, time tember and October have- been, do more than 1 in 4 express dis- M. FILIPPONE posal—then we must find ways and means that point. is left entirely up to local muni- months of heavy incidence in re- Teaching Children to Swim State Budget Director Abrarn cipal 'governments and in many cent years. by which to pay for the plan. This method, Vermeulen reports money re- cases the extension was vetoed. There were 212 cases reported as we see it at the moment, must come from If you are having trouble teaching your quests of State institutions have The Pennsylvania State in New Jersey in August, com- child to swim, you can breathe easier. The been quite modest and geared to Chamber of Commerce reports pared with 186 in the same month economies in our operation. The cost simply • thinking of Governor Robert B. that among municipalities in the last year. Up to September 7, cannot merely be added to our present cur- experts say it's easy. In fact, there is almost Meyner who has initiated a drive eastern area agreeing to extend there were 8 deaths and 343 cases, rent operating costs, plus our debt require- nothing to it. to intensify and to expand New the deadline are Allentown, Am- of infantile paralysis 'in the State, 1ST Jersey's fight en the scourge of bler, Bethlehem, Bristol, Chester, compared with 37 deaths and'908 ments, because real estate owners cannot Unfortunately, the experts are not teach- mental illness. All institutions, he , Coatesville, Downington, Easton, cases in 1954. ing your child to swim and you will have' said, have requested funds to Hatboro, Kennett Square, Lan- Competence Creates Confidence continue to absorb annually increasing purchase the new sedatory drugs caster, . Lansdowne, Langhorne, The State Department of to do the job yourself. So, this is how the Health estimates there are 780,- obligations. called chlorpromazine and res- Lansdale, Philadelphia, Potts- 059 children hi New Jersey be- The necessity upon our municipal gov- experts say it can be done easiest. erpine. "tovm and York. , tween the ages of 5 and 9 years. First, familiarize the child with the Budget hearings started last The New Jersey statute, spon- The department has ordered that ernment to provide a pension system is August 18 for officials of State sored by Assemblywoman Marie polio .vaccine shall be used in the clear, as it is upon all employers who can water and encourage him to duck under institutions and are about com- F. Maebert, of South Orange, immediate future exclusively for water. pleted. Only a,few remain to be provides: "The standard. time of the immunization of such chil- finance it, but there also faces us the even held in South Jersey. Similar this State shall be the time of the dren. greater responsibility of maintaining our Second, teach him how to kick his legs, hearings for State department" seventy-fifth meridian west by providing his support for, his arms, or by budgets will begin October 1 in Greenwich, and wherever time is Thus far in New Jersey 71,033 solvency and our financial integrity. Wood- preparation, for the Goevrnor's named within this State, in any children have received the first *** bridge Township was bankrupt once, and holding him firmly at the shoulders. budget message to the Legisla- manner whatsoever, it shall be shot of polio vaccine, and 24,- ture next January. deemed and taken to be such 564 have received the second once is enough in one generation. Property- Third, let him kick his way across the shot. Those who secured the first Despite recent announcements standard time, except ...that the owners can afford just so much, and unless pool, as you walk beside him, holding him of State Treasurer Archibald standard time of this State shall shot will be eligible for the sec- so he will not go down, but leaving his face be one hour in advance of such nnd injection under the program our officials can demonstrate they can Alexander that the State enjoyed of the National Foundation for under water, with his arms straight in a $52,000,000 surplus last June 30, prescribed time from 2 A. M. on economize sufficiently to establish a pen- fiscal officials have fixed a sur- the last Sunday in April until 2 Infantile Paralysis. sion fund, the present proposal is not likely front of him. plus figure of $29,700,000 for next A. M. on the last Sunday in Oc- The expiration date of the Fourth, show him how to use his arms, June 30, the end of the current tober in each year, and except vaccine on hand is October 26. Recent-"disastrous" events have caused many people to give to receive a warm welcome. fiscal year. Overall revenues are where otherwise expressed." ' more serious consideration to the need for careful analysis We hope, however, that it can become a while he kicks at the same time. You can keeping pace with those fef last WATER:—Althongh no official • on the type and amount of protection afforded by their do this on a bench, with the child laying year despite reductions in levies TEEN-AGE DRIVERS:—Four- announcement has been made, present policies. We urge that you come in at your earliest reality—even though we can see no easy on horse racing. However, be- teen teen-agers in New Jersey ac- legislators have agreed to appro- , convenient time so that we may offer the benefit of our stomach down. priate $75,000 each year for sev- e experience to help you plan wisely and to point out the . way by which the goal can be reached. If cause of normal increments for cumulated 12 points or more in ^ types of protection available in line with your particular State workers and other increased less than a year of driving after eral years to finance a survey of the public wishes to have its employes pro- The final step is to take him into the ' local requirements. water, letting him use both hands and costs, the 1956-57 State spending receiving their first driver's li- underground water conditions in tected by a pension plan, then it needs also program is expected to be boost- cense in 1914. South Jersey. • •'• < Friendly Service—-As Near As Your Phone legs as you hold him at the waist, while he ed by $20,000,000. to make certain the plan can be financed State Motor Vehicle JDireetor The agreement has been reach- practices swimming. , The $29,700,000 predicted sur- Frederick J. Gassert, jr. reports ed because North Jersey counties within the limits of sound business prac- s they were among the 2,883 traf- will get the lion's share of bene- By the way, the experts say your child plus of next June will be further tice. We believe that by proper study this reduced by any sum the Legis- fic violation repeaters disciplined fits from any major water pro- cannot swim if he is thrown off a diving lature decides to appropriate to under the Point System during ject completed within the next iiiiiiSIliiiifflBl necessity can be met. repair flood damage to public the year. The figure represents decade. ESTATE & board, or pier, into deep water. Unlike a property. Other large budget an increase of 891 cases over the . Engineers have told the Legis- Stamp Honors Lee dog, the child will not swim — he will problems- facing" the experts are previous year.- lature and Governor Meyner that the maintenance of a probable Operating on 12 or more de- South 'Jersey's water supply The Post Office Department has an-drown. new mental institution at Bor- merits scored for moving traffic problems could be more economi- dentown, and increased State ap- violation convK/cions within a cally solved by purchasing a propriations to the State Teach- three year period-, the Point Sys- (Continued on Page Ten) ers Pension and Annuity Fund if tem rules off the road potentially teachers refuse to join the fund dangerous drivers by means of li- Opinions of Others' with Federal Social Security. cense revocation. The present fiscal forecast is Sixty per cent of all repeaters no new taxes this year but prob- were under 30 years of-age, while TWENTY MILLION FOR ments will hinge on its answering wonder where all the money for able, tax showers the following in the bracket over 60 years old, "MERIT" ' . ' the two questions: What is all the new cars you see comes year. 14 repeaters were listed. Two- Announcement of the National merit? And how can merit be from, a recent Federal Reserve thirds of the repeaters were mar- Merit Scholarship Corporation is discovered? Board report will confirm your TIME:—Daylight saving time ried and had dependents. One- indeed "breath-taking,"' as edu- The point of reference in this suspicions. To a spectacular ex- in New Jersey will be continued third of those disciplined report cators have been quoted as call- case is making the most of a col- tent, the money is yet to be ear- this year until October 30 in-ed less than 5 years driving ex- ing it. lege education. Therefore, "mer- ed: it's debt. stead of September 25. perience. To be sure, it attacks'"the prob- it" must have a very considerable lem 'of "higher education" but intellectual content. Ways to That people go into hock to fromsone side and the financial measure that have long been buy new cars is hardly remark- GLAMOR G1RIS plight of privately endowed col- known. But educators are well able; what is remarkable is the leges., only indirectly. But when aware that "merit" in the sense degree to which they are doing MY CHECKING ACCOUNT the tford Foundation follows its of one's value to society (and, it this year. Auto debt increased grant- of $50,000,000 to raise fa- incidentally, to oneself) depends by $567 million in June, a rec- culty' salaries, with another of also on another element. "Social- ord rise and the sixth consecu- tive monthly record. For com- The customer who made this remark probably $20,000,000 for "merit" scholar- ization" is the term educators parison, the increase in June a ships', and when other founda- use. And it means, in this con- year ago was $166 million. Al- voiced the sentiments of many other customers tions,, join substantially in the lat- nection, the acquirement of together, auto debt at the end ter, the attack becomes an as- qualities which fit one to live who have enjoyed the important advantages sault of breakthrough propor- helpfully with others—with his of this June came to nearly tions; Efforts of this magnitude' family, his community, his na- $12.6 billion. The pr v'ous high that a checking account brings. It would indeed be might set up the momentum tion. These qualities are far less was $10.4 billion in November, necessary to get alternatives to simple to measure objectively 1953. difficult to go back to the old way of paying bills. government subsidy of colleges and judge competitively. It isn't just cars, of course. on an enduring footing. Practically every kind of debt— No one should discount the We are glad to be the means of bringing Open Friday 4 to 6 P. M. There have been two sides to brilliance of an Einstein as an total consumer debt," mortgage the "college problem." One has asset to civilization. Nor could debt—is shattering records, not to the people of this community the many been to enable American insti- to mention the swollen state of one very well undervalue the "so- benefits of a checking account. tutions to accommodate the le- cialization" of a Lincoln—who the public debt. And nothing is gions of young men and women easier than to shrug it all off, never got to college and who so accustomed are we to the who, usually for laudable rea- might not have ranked his class sons want to gb to college. needs of a gargantuan govern- if he had. ment and to the habit of buying a quantitatively speaking, no en- How to define "merit" in spe- 2% ' W Pit Savings Accounts couragement is needed here. on time. What if all debt is ••go- The other side is to give those cific cases and how to keep con- ing up? Isn't it, helping to make sideration of these qualities in us all prosperous? ?aSd young people best qualified to balance throughout its opera- on Savings Certificates make the most of a college edu- tions will be the challenge the Perhaps. But there comes a cation the opportunity to have new enterprise must face. The point where the accumulation of one. it. is this side the National Christian Science Monitor. debt ceases to be normal and be- Merit Scholarship Carporaition comes a menace to the economy. has chosen for its target. And SHINY NEW DEBT Where that point-is nobody ever the measure of its accomplish- If you sometimes fleetingly (Continued on Page Ten) tOtB. IMS, 1OK0 JEATUBES SYNDICATE, be, WOELD EIGHTS KESEBVEB. Woodbridge National Bank a ver old f Member: Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAGE EIGHT EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON y a^y recipe.I t says so right on the can." EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS, BEACON THURSDAY, StfPTSMKB 15, 1955 PAGE NINE

Id Society Plans Double-Ring'Ceremony Held Anniversary Fete Spaghetti Supper -Kbczan Wedding Slated by Group.' HOPELAWKT—The marriage of School, Mrs. Lamela is employed HOPELAWN—The Ladies' Aux- FORDS—Plans for a spaghetti iliary of Hopelawn Memorial Post supper September 29 at 5:30 P.M. Miss Kathleen. Koczan, daughter by the Lincoln-Mereul-y Division of Mr. and Mrs. James Koczan, 88 of Ford Motor Company, Edison, 1352, "V^W, met in post headquafi were made by the Ladies' Aid So- ters and" appointed Mrs. Olga £le- ciety of the Grace Lutheran Par- Juliette Street, to Joseph. Lamela, Her husband was graduated from Middlesex Cininty Vocational and mok hospital chairman. Mrs. Mary- ish House at a meeting held in son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph La- Thomas presided. the church hall. Mrs. Steven Fedor mela, 595 Krochmally AVenue, Technical High School, served two and Mrs. William Larsen were Perth Amboy, took place Saturday years in the U. S. Army, and is Plans were made for the anni*-- named co-chairmen of the supper afternoon in the Holy Spirit employed by the Elizabethtown ' veraary dinner to be held October to be held in the church hall. Tic- Church, Perth Amboy. The doubie- Consolidated Gas Company, Perth 27 in New York City. It was an«- riiig ceremony was performed by Amboy. notmced that the post is holding kets may be obtained from any a "buck night" September 17. M».» • member of the society. Rev.'Joseph V. Kerr. Lee Lund reported that Septem-- ~ Mrs. Steven Fedor was elected Given in marriage by her father, l ber 21 has been designated "Hope- to replace Mrs. John Hutchins as the bride wore a gown of imported Everett-Gutwein j lawn Night" in the Majestic fhear- treasurer,. Mrs. Lester Miller was Swiss, rosepoint lace over satin, I ter, Perth Ambay, under the spon* • appointed chairman of a new pro- styled with a fitted bctdice. The 'sorship of the Hopelawn Alliance-. ject. Plans were formulated-Tor a scoop neckline and long pointed Engagement Told j 'Mrs. Thomas appealed to th§ Christmas bazaar December 1. sleeves were trimmed with rhine- mothers of Brownies to serve as stone studden appliques and the FORtSS—The- ehgagement of leaders. Anyone interested ^should floor-length skirt Of lace ' wasMiss Dorothy M. Gutwein, daugh- MiSS JOAN NtJCHtA contact her at her home .on West , bordered with a scalloped edge. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael XJiit- Pond Road. I Her fingertip veil of French illu- wein, 158 Liberty Street, to Arthur ENGAGED: Tkfe ehgagement of Miss Joan Itt. Nbchta, daughter A social followed with Miss Anne j sidn was attached to a crown of R. Everett Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Miss Jari Chirico as •I iridescent sequins and pearls. She A. R. Everett, 510 Devon Street, ojf Mrs. ftuil J. Nochta, 428 Workers Session King Road, Fords, and the late hostesses. Mi's. Rose Bennett won I carried ah orfchid a.tld shattered Kearny, has, been announced by the special, award. -:. • carnations on a prayer book. her parents. Mr.'NSclita, to Richard R. Gyor- FORDS—A pre-campaign meet- kos, son of Mr. aha Mrs. Peter Miss Ann Reho attended the Miss Gufrwtein was graduated NEW SON *K ing was held by the Second Waid bride as maid of honor. The brides- from Woodbridge High School, d. Gyttrfeos, 49 Jensen Avenue, Democratic County Committee of PRIZE WINNERS: Merrill Moshei-, Assistant Superintendent of the Baritan Copper Works, pre- maids were Miss Rita Nagy and class of 1953 and attended Union Forfis, 'was announced Saturday. FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Stianebl, Woodbridge Township. Bemaid T Miss Ntt«thta. is a gi-aduate of 17 Lincoln Avenue, are the parents Dunn, Jr,, was in charge. sents a S50.00 award to Clarence Cottrell of Perth Amboy who won first prize in a slogan contest Miss Elaine Kantor. James Koczan, Junior College, Cranford, and of a son bom in the Perth Amfeoy. , conducted^at the plant in connection with the "Rariian Copper Wins" program. To Cottrell's- left, brother -of the bride, served as- Drew University, Madison. She Woodbridge High. School and Freeholder William J. Warren best man. The ushers were John was employed for the summer in the Berkeley School of Secre- General Hospital. and Committeeman R. Richard second prize winner C. C. Bangert, Woodbridgre halds his prize of §25.00 and Henry Orszulski of Zofrea, of Flushing, L. I., cousin the' Esso. Research and Engineer- tarial Training-. Mr. Gyorkos Krauss spoke on the advantages Sayreville has already received a check for $10.00 for third place in the contest, which attracted is also a graduate of Woodbridge BUNBtEESOM HEAVEN of a Democratic administration. of the bridegroom, and Michael ing Co., Bayway. Her' fiance; was 427 entries. Lopazanski. graduated from.- Kearny High. High School and the School of FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Dunn announced his confidence The couple will reside in then- School, Class of 1952* attended Ny- •Optics in. Brooklyn. Orletta, 98 Corey Street, are the ^ for a smashing Deomcratic -victory own apartment at the Krochmally ack Missionary Training Institute, parents of a son born in the Peftii with unforseen majorities. Wiras Entertain Avenue address after a wedding Nyack, N. Y., and is now employed Amboy General Hospital. Committeeman Peter: Schmidt trip to Miami Beach, Fla. For by the First National Bank of AUXILIARY TO MEET discussed the "Future of Wood- traveling the bride wore a char- Jersey City. 3?ORDS — The Mothers' Auxil- SON IS BOK.N bridge Township Under a Demo- At Birthday Fete coal grey dress with ' patent Miss Gutwein and her fiance will iary of the Fords Little League FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Sylvestef cratic Administration." leather accessories and an orchid continue their education this fall will meet September 19 at 8 P. M.Fratto, 315 New BrunswicS Ave- District members in attendance EDISON—Mr. and Mrs. Charles corsage. at Houghton College, Houghton, in the Amboy Avenue Firehouse. nue, are the parents of a son borli were: 1st, J. Sebesky, M. Rychlicki; Wira, Liddle Avenue, entertained PERTH AMBOY—Clarence Cot- A graduate of Woodbridge High N.Y. Election vof officers will be held at in the Perth Amboy General Hos- 2nd, J. Nemyo, L. Sehulack; 3rd, at a party in honor of the birth- this time. pital. H. Kress, F. Quadt; ith, B. T. trell of Perth Amboy won .the first $5.00 each went to Hedy Szara- days of their children, Barbara, 8 Dunn, E. Pinter; 5th, J. Elko, H. prize of $50.00 in cash for the nowska, Joseph Banezyk, and and Richard, 12. Ellwinger; 6th, L. Leinneber, J. winning slogan in a contest spon- Stanley Cook of Perth Amboy, Guests were* Joseph Peters, Gene Miss Mary Benyola Bride Dickinson; 7th, F. Creuz, A.;'Em- sored by the Raritan Copper Leonard Stewart of Asbury Park, Frey, Dennis Frey, Walter Maho- ery; 8th, J. Pigott, H. Thomas; Works, International Smelting Bryan Daly of Laurence Harbor, nec, Richard Watty, Donald Wag- 9th, L. Blanchard, A, Mako; 10th, and Refining Company, an Ana-and Jeanne A. Whitmore of South >ner, Ronald Sekura, John Sekura, Of New Brunswick Resident Proclamation J. Pastena, M. Sandnata; 11th, conda subsidiary. Amboy. Daniel Shandrowsky, Charles W.' Buglowsky, C. Jewkes; 12th, The contest was held in con- HOPELAWN—The marriage of New Brunswick, brother of the Judges of the contest were Mer- Wira, Ronald Pfeiffer, Marshall Designating September 17-23, 1955, R. McCabe, R. Bolger; 13th, J. nection with the "Raritan Copper Van Doren Jr., Maryann Mahonec, Miss Mary Benyola, daughter, of bridegroom, and Paul Benyola, as Pannone, R. Dorrbecker; 14th, W.Wins" campaign being carried on rill Mosher, Albert Anderson, Gail Svarrer, Barbara Hansen, Mr. and Mrs.- Joseph Benyola, 80 Hopelawn, brother of the bride. Matthaei, M. Seubert; 15th, F. at the Copper Works to improve Harry Macan, and Paul Stryker. Diane Yellen, Suzanne Cadmus, New Brunswick Avenue, to Joseph The couple will reside at 395 Foley, Jr., E. Hozempa. operations. It attracted 427 slo- Lynn Kruszewski, Connie Valla, Perri, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene New Brunswick Avenue, Fords, on CONSTITUTION WEEK - gans from among 1,300 employees Perri, 63 Dover Avenue, New return from a honeymoon in the REGISTRATIONS TAKEN Ethel Wira, Virginia Gerzanich, WHEREAS, the basic need in our Nation today is the preser* in the plant and offices. HOPELAWN—Mrs. John Ada- Judy Kxuszewski, Joanne Wira, Brunswick, took? place Saturday Pocono Mountains. For traveling DUN-BAR CLUB MEETS Cottrell's slogan was "Working v'atioli of Constitutional Government; and FORDS—The Dun-Bar Club met miec, 134 Pennsylvania Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. John Sekura, Mr. afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the the bride wore a white corded together, accomplishing more, announces she will register new and Mrs. Michael Gerzanich, Mr. Church of Jesus Christ. The suit with black accessories and an in the home of Mrs. Marian Buc- That's the way we better the WHEREAS, in order to protect our priceless heritage uhdefr holz, Elm Street and celebrated voters at her home daily from 8 and Mrs. Daniel Shandowsky, Mr. double-ring ceremony was per- orchid corsage. our unique form of government, it is essential to support out score." It was considered best in A.M. to 9 P.M., until September and Mrs. John Wira and son, formed by Rev. Paul Benyola, Mrs. Perri attended the Girls' the birthday of Mrs. Ann Sabine summarizing" the objectives of the Michael. Constitution, "The most wonderful work ever struck off at a who was presented with a gift 28. ^cousin of the bride. '• Vocational and Technical High given time by the brain and purpose of man"; and "Raritan Copper Wins" program. The bride, given in marriage by School in Woodbridge and is em- from the club and was the winner Second prize of $25.00 went to of the special prize. Plans were her father, wore a gown of Chan- ployed by the Moser Jewel Com- WHEREAS, for its proper support, it is necessary that our C. C. Bangert, Woodbridge for his tilly lace and nylon tulle over skin- pany, Perth Amboy. Her husband •citizens understand its provisions and principles and appreciate made for a theater party in Newslogan, "Make every ton a task York City. Dorothy Jean Dunkelberger ner satin with a full skirt of tulle attended New Brunswick. High its values and benefits as "The Greatest document for human well done." Third prize of $10.00 banded in scalloped lace . andSchool, served two years in the IT. liberty in two thousand years of recorded history"; and was awarded to Henry Orszulski terminating in a chapel-length S. Army, including sixteen months '.NEW ARRIVAL of Sayreville for the slogan, Bride of.Russel N* Smith train. The fitted bodice was fash- in Korea, and is employed at the the iDaughters of the American Revolution are FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Michael "Steady work — means — steady FORDS—Miss . Dorothy Jean was the matron of honor. Brides- ioned with long lace sleeves and a Trinagle Conduit and Cable Co., sponsoring the observance of Constitution Week September Petrovay, 20 Pine Street, are thepay, 'Remember' — to do your Dunkelberger, daughter of Mr. andmaids were Mrs. George Dunkel- V neckline with "a stand-jip collar New Brunswick. 17-'23, 1955, in commemoration of the 168th anniversary of the parents of a son born in the Perth share today." of nylon tulle set off. with scallops adoption of the Constitution; Amboy General Hospital. Mrs. Samuel J. Dunkelberger, 36 berger of Perth Amboy, a sister-in- Six honorable mention prizes of Clum Avenue, became the .bride law of the bride, and Mrs. Robert of matching Chantilly lace and HEIRESS ARRIVES of Russel Richard Smith, son of Pirrong of Woodbridge. embellished with seed pearls and FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. George NOW,. THEREFORE, X, Hugh B. Quigley,, by virtue of the Mrs. Christian N. Smith, 201 George Smith of Edison served iridescent rhinestohes. Her finger- Jaczina, 10 Ling Street are the authority vested in me as Mayor of the Township of Wood- Our Lady of Peace Church Meade Street, Perth Amboy, and as best man for his brother. Ush- tip-length hand-rolled veil of il- parents of a daughter born in the toridge, in the State of New Jersey, do hereby proclaim the the late Mr. Smith, Saturday ers were George Dunkelberger of lusion was draped from a beaded Perth Amboy General Hospital. week of September 17-23, 1955, as afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Perth Amboy, brother of the'bride, crown. She cjjmed a bouquet of ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL . Scene of Ropchock Rites Grade Evangelical Lutheran and Robert Pirrong of Woodbridge. carnations centered with an or- FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. Anthony CONSTITUTION WEEK Church, Perth Amboy. The pastor, Following a honeymoon tour of chid.. Zagzecki, 120 Beech Street, are the FORDS — Miss Anne Frances red skirt of tulle over satin panel- Rev. Herbert H. Hecht, performed Canada and New England the The matron of honor was Mrs.parents of a daughter born in the in the Township of Woodbridge and urge all our citizens to Ropchock, 431 Crows Mill Road, ed in nylbrode and terminating in the double-ring ceremony. couple will reside at the Meade August D'Orazio, Nixon, and Perth Amboy General Hospital. , pay special attention during that week to our Federal Con- daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. short train. The fitted bodice of Given in marriage by her father, Street address. For traveling the bridesmaids included the Misses stitution and the advantages of American citizenship, flying Frank Ropchock, became the bride matching nylbrode was designed the bride wore a gown of white bride wore a light orchid suit with Doris Fodor, Tottenville, S. I., andWELCOME SON United States Flags at their businesses and homes and especially of Michael Joseph Mizerak, 414 with a sheer yoke, a mandarin col- Chantilly lace and nylon tulle de- black accessories and an orchid Darlene Valardi, Lorain, O., cousin FORDS—Mr. and Mrs. William emphasizing the purposes of good government as set forth in Keene Street, Perth Amboy, son lar, long pointed sleeves and a signed with a Queen Elizabeth col- corsage. of the bridegroom. August D'Or- Seaman, 98 Pleasant Avenue, are the Constitution's preamble and the duty of all persons in our of the late Mr. and Mrs. John pointed waistline. Her fingertip- lar, long pointed sleeves and apron Mrs. Smith, a graduate of Perth azio, Nixon, was the best man. the aprents of a (son borri in the Republic to protect our Constitution and the freedoms in its Mizerak, in Our Lady of Peace length veil of illusion was draped front. The full skirt extended into Amboy High School, is employed Ushers were Eugene Perri, Jr., Perth Alhboy General Hospital. Bill of Rights, so .that it may continue to protect us and our Church,. Saturday morning at from a crown of seed pearls and a chapel-length train. The bride's in the payroll department of Pab- posterity in "This Nation Under God." 11:30 o'clock. Rev. Joseph Mizerak, she carried a cascade bouquet of fingertip-length veil of illusion Co Products, Inc., Metuchen. Her of Incarnation Rectory, Trenton, orchids, roses and lilies of the val- was arranged from a double coro- husband was graduated from 495 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE., IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto se£ my brother of the bridegroom, offici- ley. net of pearls and sequins. She Perth Amboy High School and is 'funmann 'd PHONE VA-6-3396 hand and caused the Seal of the Township of ated at the double-ring ceremony. The maid of honor was Miss carried orchids and stephanotis on employed in the electrical shop of Woodbridge to be affixed at Woodbridge this 6th The bride was given in mar- Barbara Burns, Perth Amboy. Jo- a white Bible. Raritan Copper Works, Perth Am- Distinctive Gifts — Greeting Cards day of September, in the year of our Lord one riage by her brother, -t3eorg%Rop- seph Gall, nephew of the bride- Mrs. George Smith of Edison, boy. He served four years in the For All Occasions thousand nine hundred and fifty-five, and of .the chock, of Cleveland, O, Her'gown groom, _served as best man. Rich- sister-in-law of the bridegroom, U. S. Nayy. ,' Independence of the United States of America, the was styled with a bouffant gath- ard Pancoe, Perth Amboy, ushered. IMPORTED-BAVARIAN CHINA one hundred and eightieth. After a honeymoon in Canada, he couple will reside at 66 Ford Engagement — Wedding- — Birth, antl Social AiUiouncemeiitS Avenue, Fords. For going away HUGH B. QUIGLEY, Mayor the bride wore a beige princess PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS (Seal) line dress with, black accessories IS Attest: B. J. DCNIGAN, m and an orchid corsage. SHOWER AND WEDDING ACCESSORIES Township Clerk Mrs. Mizerak was graduated coining to TEdisosi! Delicious Candies and Nuts MERCHANDISE CLUBS : LAY-AWAY from Morris Township Public HOPELAWN — Mr...and- Mrs. at moderate prices. Orders taken and delivered Marinus Stockel, 51 Worden Ave- High School, Morrisdale, Pa., and nue, celebrated their fiftieth wed- is employed as service representa- to your door. ding anniversary in Dana Hall, tive in the local office of the N. J. Perth , Amboy, with about 150 Bell Telephone Co. Her husband guests attending. C. Christian was graduated from St. Mary'; Stockel, Woodbridge, served as High School, Perth Amboy, and is Watch for Him! > toastmaster. imployed as a clerk at the Raritan Copper Works, Perth Amboy. • Mr. and Mrs. Stockel were mar- Notice to Delinquent Property ried in Perth Amboy, September 9, 1905, by the late Rev. Johannes Christiansen, pastor of St. Steph- 1 en's Danish Lutheran Church, All properties located In the Township of Wood- Perth Amboy. Both Mr. and Mrs. Stockel are natives of Denmark and both are members of Our bridge, on which taxes or assessments remain unpaid for Saviour's Lutheran Church, Perth To Residents ©f Amboy. 1954, will be advertised and sold on October 15,1955, Mr. Stockel has been a mem- ber of the Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers Union, Local No. 27, AFL, for forty-five years; a mem- All such property owners have been notified by mail ber of the Macabees Society for forty years and a member of the 7th FIRE DISTRICT, FORDS, NEW JERSEY prior to this advertisement. Dana Relief Society of Perth Am- boy for fifty years. The couple has five children Andrew of Fords, Mrs. Anna Gris- Case of The first ^publication of delinquents will appear In part of Hopelawn, Miss Carla Stockel at home, Howard at home, and Mrs. Sophie McCardle of this newspaper on Thursday* September 22nd91955. Perth Amboy, and one grandchild

Pays to be Clever In order to avoid the embarrassment of being adver- A minister and his wife were discussing two men who were in CALL FORDS FIRE'HOUSE tised, payments must be made not later than Friday,' the news. z "Yes," said the' minister, "I knew them both as boys. One wa; September 16th, 1955. a clever, handsome fellow; the other a steady, hard worker. The clever lad was left behind in the race, but the hard worker—well, he M. J. TRAINER died and left $300,000 to his widow. It's a great moral!" ' • Collector of Taxes. "Yes," replied his wife, with smile, "It is. I heard this morning lusy " that the clever one is going to the widow," THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BE AGON

Theres Are? Paper Pishes planting- Wong barley this fall is New Jersey held $672,700,100 par per plate dinner of the Democrats sicular exanthema in New Jersey and Trenton beginning the end Mrs. Smithers was•• vejcplainirig how available from the New Jer- value of securities on August 31 to be held October 1 at the Bus- since last October.. .For the fifth of this month. . . .Public Schools the routine to the new eooki sey Field Crop Improvement- As- . . .Dr. Daniel Bergsma, State. sex Avenue Armory in Newark straight year New Jersey ranks of New Jersey have received 33,- • CLASSIFIED 0 sociation . ., The Legislative has Commissioner of Health, has de- The 118-mile New Jersey Turn- third in the nation in acreage de- 000 additional pupils this year... : ; "We lunch precisely •' FEMALE7HELP-WANTED MISCELLANEOUS ^OPERATORS and floor-workers AUTOMOBILE New: .Jersey Poll '• 1-i wanted.. Best Made, .37 Coofce - ASSOCIATION - - BUSINESS DIRECTORY - Avenue. Call Carteret 1-6362. w, Established 1902 (Continued from.Editorial Page) Over -1,5:00,000 Members number those who disapprove by. a margin of nearly 3 to 1. wanted : fqppart tirne Nationwide Service Sewiig .-.-•: work;. .-• • alterjSapn oy ; evenings. '";• Ferd Kertes, Local Agent The vote by" political party Advertising % Jewelry Service iusleal Instruments Radio & TV Servlee : d 317 State Street; Perth Amboy affiliation; > , -• . • .Housewife pref#^ - ^risssential; ; Phone HElcrest 2-1248 Rep.. Bejn. Ind. • Write W Box.lJp;^ c/^ this paper; :: Lasrn To Play The Aecordbn Select Your BUTTONS- . ••••'••-.. /:.•-:• ••.:-... 9/1-9/29 Approve ~...:.:.r 59%; m% 67% AL'S RADIO : Disapprove ....20 13 '17 • . BUSINESSMEN We'll Make Your BUTTONS FASHION CREDIT JEWELERS The Modem : WANTED. BONGARTSCHOOL OF No opinion .... 21 9 IB THE BUSINESS DIREC- '&'TELEVISION, Everything for Your DRIVIHQ 589 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Easy Way | Today's results , represent the TORY offers you consistent, CARTERET Prompt Expert Repairs MAN wanted lor gardening once LICENSED by,state of New Jer- third of a series of New Jersey No Accordion SEWING NEEDS weekly, and occasional handy sey, 81 Homes iPark Ave., Iselin. Poll Meyner popularity measure- effective advertising at a low CA-1-6308 To Buy RCA Tubes and Parts at work around the house. Call WO- Liberty 8-0070. ments. The question is asked at cost. An ad ihis size costs Batteries 8-0845. 9/15 On Our Easy Rental Plan 9/1-9/29 periodic intervals as a continu- only $6.00 a month and is - © DIAMONDS ing feature of the New Jersey 34 PERSHING AVENUE • FOR SALE ® PAINTER AND DECORATOR International, Kiodern and classical The SEW! Poll. ; worth far moire in returns. .# WATCHES music taught to beginners and CARTERET, N. J. 73 E. Cherry .St. Free Estimates Here is the trend since Febru- advanced students. Agent* for nil A. Kish, Jr., Prop. ANTIQUES: Pine washstand $12, Call CA-1-4825 For information call WO-8- m JEWELRY cottage bureau $20, Perm t)utch ary, 1954. V '•-'•• 1710. top maka accordions. .Telephone CA 1-5089 KAHWAY 7-1673 dry sink $35, jam cupboard $25, V. J. TEDESCO -••GIFTS plank 'bottom chairs $10 each, 6 Fillmore Avenue IDDIE'S MUSSC CEMTii Carteret Expert Watch and cherry drop-leaf table refinished ~ Eddie Bonkoski, PROP. Taxi $50, cherry chest of drawers $60, 9/1 - 9/2a- ' § . ig of Jewelry Repair «ld cradle $15, Boston rocker $20. < Q rt 55 o Seal S57 Stats St., P. A. VA 6-1298 ' DUFFY'S Many others. OPEN DAILY. JOHN EP YOUR DRINKING! has become February, 1954 .. 55% 1% .44% a problem, Alcoholics Anony- January, 1955 ^..65 19 16 TELEVISION & BUMU3YE, Cingerbread Castle : Pet Shops Road, Hamburg, Sussex County, N. mous can help you. Call Market TODAY ...J.:;:. 67 17 16 Lawn Mowers jr. %-mile off Highway 23. 3-7528 or write P. O. Box 253, Today's,'results dp not neces- COAL - FUEL OIL RADIO REPAIRS Woodbridge. sarily mBah that 67% would Telephone ME. 6-0189 9/15* * • 9/1 - 9/29 We Like vote for Mr./ Meyrier. if.: an elec- OIL BURNERS Service Calls Made From tion were held today. (He re- HAND AND POWER MONKEY BUSINESS DARAOO'S 9 A. M. — 9 P. M. AtTTO DRIVING SCHOOL ceived 53.6% of the total vote LAWN MOWERS Get a different pet for the family. Largest and Oldest in County in the MeyherTTroast. election in FOR SALE Babies — easily trained. Maytag Washers and Dryers YOUR NEW NO MONEY DOWN Sharpened © Repaired Orders taken on all species. §45 up. Hydramatic, fluid and Standard 1953.) -''-••- vjiv;; ;:- _y_ 1382 OAK TREE ROAD 280 McClellan St., Perth Amboy It does; however, niean.that Delivery on Wednesdays and Sun- : : ISELIN, N. J. JUSt PHONE SOCIAL SECURITY Call HUlorest 2-7365 the rank and Me oliNew Jersey 3 YEARS TO PAY BICYCLES FOR SALE days. : ~ ' 9/1 - 9/29 voters presently approve of the Parts and Accessories Next to Bell's Drug Store Q. Has there been any change man they elected -to office on ' Free Estimates in the amount of lump-sum death Election Day, .STovember: 2, 19-53. No Obligation to Buy , Hardware ® De Voe Paints FINS-FUR&FEATHERS Fast and Courteous payments by the 1954 amend- This is one1 of a series of New. Railings ments? Jersey Poll Meyner." popularity CALL. Mercury Outboard Motors PET SHOP Service A. Yes. The minimum has been measurements. Watch for them Sales and Service increased from $75 to $90. The 18 MAIN ST., — Opp. Town Hall in this newspaper. : WD'GE. 8-1400 WO-8-1601 maximum, payment remains at This newspaper •- presents the ORNAMENTAL $255*. reports of toe New. Jersey Poll ALBRECHT'S IRON 443 PEARL ST. WOODBRIDGE Q. I have worked from 1937 to exclusively hi this area. KEY SHOP 'BAILINGS 1949. If I do not work any more Custom Made before I reach age 65 will I get 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE Uniforms Steel output; falls short of rec- CARTERET ® CA 1-7163 and Installed benefits from social security? My ords for July.":•; '.•:•'•/::\ COAL;& OIL CO.' husband has a business of his own Quality Work and he also pays into social se- 826 RAHWAX AVE. ' AVENEL Summer curity. Will this keep me from State House Dome $3.00 op drawing social security? Llpor Stores CANARIES •• MONKEYS Free Estimate (Continued from Editorial Page) DACRON A. If you worked steadily from series of tracts,\ two or three Drug Stores PARAKEETS • PUPPIES 1937 to 1949 you would be fully in- Seersucker acres in size, in various sections Telephone Woodbridge 8-1889 sured at age 65 and entitled to on which wells would be dug to TURTLES •' MICE DENNIS M. MURPHY Regular and monthly social security payments tap underground rivers and other HAMSTERS 9 GUINEA Halt Sizes regardless of how old yon are now Woodhridge WO 8-3146 sources for. future (. potable and Avenel Pharmacy • PIGS © GOLD and and regardless of whether you ever industrial .needs,: The survey Liquor Store work again. The fact that your 994 RAHWAT AVENUE TROPICAL FISH PETTY'S would reveal the location of such JOS. ANDRASCIK, Prop. BRACE AVE husband is self-employed and water in great quantities. WOODBRIDGE 8-1914 We have the best and the latest Roofing and Siding earning social security credits Construction of dams on South Complete Stock of Domestic in Cages, Tanks, Pet Supplies and VA. 6-3289 -would not affect your rights to re- Jersey streams is considered too and Imported Wines, Beers Foods. Perth ceive your social security payments costly. The absorption rate of and Liquors Amboy at 65. water in the South Jersey sands WHITMAN'S CANDIES : 574 AMBOY AVENUE ' Henry Jansen & Son Q. I plan on opening a small is also considered very high, ac- Cosmetics - Film - Greeting Cards cleaning shop. I will employ about cording to engineers^ .Thus they WOODBRIDGE, N, J. BUTH PET SHOP Tinning and Sheet Metal Work desire to go ^i : four people. .What do_I have to do "CARTERET'S LITTLE ZOO" Roofing, Metal Ceilings and as far-as social security is con- good, clear water. Furnace Work cerned? RAYMOND JACKSON.. 80 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret A. You will need an Employer's '. SKI CHAMP . . . Wjlla McGuire, JERSEY JIGSAW:—The. 1955 Moving and Tracking 588 Alden Street Federal Identification Number I 7-time winner of TJ. S. ski cham- auto death toil in New Jersey has AND SON \ Carteret 1-4070 Anything and Everything pionship and 2-time holder of reached 484 or four less than the Telephone 8-1346 Which, will be used on your quar- For—KNITTING . ... terly report of social security earn- ' world water ski title, practices number registered up to the same Druggists Woodbridge, N. 3. ings of your employees. The ap- at Cypress Gardens, Ma. date in 1954. . . .The State Divis- Complete Moving Job Plumbing mi Heating CROCHETING ion of Employment Security 88 Main Street plication for identification number 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms §35 NEEDLE POINT'.- may -be secured from any social Poet—Are you the man who cut reached a new high in the speedy Woodbridge, N. J. security office or from any office my hair last time? handling of payments of unem- 4-Rooms §30 6 Rooms T40 HOOKED RUGS of the Director of Internal Rev- Barber—I don't think so, sir. ployment insurance claims dur- Telephone 8-0554 Reasonable Storage 30 Days Free Charles Farr We Sell and Install EMBROIDEEY .- ing July. . . .Registered seed for enue. ' I've only been here six months. All Loads Insured—10 years exp. Plumbing - Heating ROOFING - SI01NG it's ECONOMY MOVERS Furniture NATION-WIDE MOVERS Electric Sewer Service • GUTTERS - LEADERS The SEWING KIT Rahway .7-3914 Telephone: Aluminum Combination 73 E. Cherry St. 48 State Woodbridge 8-0594 DOORS AND WINDOWS RAHWAY 7-1673 Fall Clearance Sale Moving 631. LINDEN AVENUE \ Service Woodbridge, N. J. KOCHIE ROOFING CO. Opinion of Others NOW IN PROGRESS AGENT CA-l-6404 (Continued from Editorial Page) '. WOODBRIDGE 14-46 Lincoln Avenue, Carteret Winter Brothers National Van Lines Knows in. advance, but once the Wayside Furniture Shop pyramid's p^ak is scaled, look out Plumbing & Heating below. Even now, if one thinks Better Furniture — Lower Prices © Remodeling about it, there is perhaps some- Highway 25 Avenel, N. J. © Service Stations thing disquieting in the spectacle © New Installations Open Daily 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. A. W. HALL & Son of millions of people riding Local and Long Distance • Gas and Oil Burners around in twelve and a half bil- CTRICITY Phone Woodbridge 8-1577 Moving and Storage lion dollars of bright-hued debt. NATION-WIDE SHEPPERS of - 24-Hour Service TOWNE GARAGE —Wall Street Journal. Household and Office Furniture Call WO-8-304S, HI-2-7312 J. F. Gardner & Son DOES SO MUCH- e Fonera! Directors Authorized Agent DODGERS '55 Howard Van Lines, Inc. L. PUGLIESE - A. LIPO 493 RAHWAY AVENUE Was there ever any doubt about GIVES CEOP NEWS * . . Tlafl- Separate Booms for Storage WOODBKIDGE the outcome in the National COSTS SO LITTLE! imir Matskevich, leader of Buss ; CRATING @ PACKING Photograpby Tel. WO. 8-9354 League after the Dodgers reeled farm delegation, broadcasts re» . SYNOWIECKI SHIPPING We're Specialists In off those lengthy winning streaks port on V. S. farms to Soviet JJn- . Unclaimed Furniture of Every ® Chrysler Products early in the season? When the ion from Washington. ,«i Description THAT'S WHY YOU Funeral Home Candid and Studio @ Bear Wheel Alignment diamond dust had settled Brook- Office and Warehouse ® Precision Tune-ups lyn was well out in front—and to PROFITS UP 46 Atlantic Street 34 Atlantic St., Carteret BLACK and WHITE • Brake Service stay. The other seven clubs in the -SHOULD BE SURE A list of 574. corporations, re- or 3 DIMENSION league were to spend the rest of porting on their prof its in the. first Carteret, N. J. TEL. CA-1-5540 ® Transmission Service the season in hopeful but futile half of the year, shows all but 108 COLOR. pursuit. Hopes were kept alive by TO HAVE PLENTY doing better than in the previous Telephone Carteret 1-5715 Wedding Pictures recalling the misfortunes and year. Only seven operated' at a Musical Instrustloii misadventures of other Dodger loss, compared with.- 22 a year Sperling Seeds teams in the past. This year, OF OUTLETS AND net income after taxes of $4,413,- however, the Dodgers didn't 284,796, a gain of 34.7 per cent "blow it" — nor was there any MODERN WIRING over the $3,275,716,221. reported Private Get That "miracle" as some fans from the by the same companies in the Lessons REEL Polo Grounds have come to ex- first half of 1954. , . : on pect. FIXED A rash of sore arms and in- ,S0 THAT REDDY FLYNlf & SOI m TRUMPET NOW! juries among the Brooklyn pitch- DOMESTIC ART FUNERAL HOMES ® GUITAR We're an ing staff caused some anxious "Can you serve company?" Established 51 Tears Official moments, but replacements came KILOWATT CAN 420 East Avenue Complete lane' © ACCORDION asked the housewife when she was Perth Amboy "Penn," to take up the slack with out- hiring the servant. of ©SAXOPHONE "Airex" and standing success. With their hit- 23 Ford Ave., Fords MUSICAL 8 PIANO "Centaure" ters rattling hits off and over WORK FOR YOU "Yes, mum: both ways." VA 6-0358 "What do you mean?" asked the INSTRUMENTS ® TROMBONE Service the fences and with their fielders and Station turning in brilliant defensive puzzled, one. ' ACCESSORIES ©DRUMS TWENTY-FOUR "So's they'll come again, or REEL REPAHIS A SPECIALTY plays, the Dodgers have been re- stay away." For Information Call HI-2-6948 I/.. Reel Checked, Cleaned, Polished, warded with another pennant, TOP Workmanship at LOW Greased and Adjusted 1 .56 their eighth since the inception HOURS A DAY! Glazing SAMMY RAY'S Prices. Picture Taking Service for Only * of modern baseball around the STABBED BY BEEF turn of the century and their HARTFORD, Conn.—In an un- MUSIC and REPAIR SHOP for all Occasions. (plus parts, if needed) eleventh all told. Our congratula- usual accident, .Peter Pappas, 56- 467 New Brunswick Ave., Fords SPECIAL RATES to "Home of Reel Parts" tions to manager Walter Alston year-old cook, was stapped by a NAT SMITH 4 SON CLUB PICTURES We Have — in Stock and all his stalwart players on side of beef. Pappas' told hospi- ,570 Amboy Avenue WO 8-1056 ® CUSTOM-MADE POLES their most impressive victory as tal authorities he dropped the OPEN DAILY 8 to 8, SUN. 8 to 2 1-Day Expert ® MAINE-MADE MOCCASINS National League champions for meat on a table. It hit a, knife, DEVELOPING SERVICE LOAFERS and SLIPPERS 1955. — The New York Times. which flipped up "and struck him, We Furnish and Install All Types of PHIL GOLOiN Complete Line of Photographic © WILDLD7E PICTURES THE PRICE OF PEACE inflicting a painful wound. Supplies (framed) RESIDENTIAL GLASS Popular and Classical @ HUNTING AND FISHING Over the counter of the pawn- •• LICENSES ISSUED shop a musician handed his vio- AIDS FLOOD RELIEF LOCKSfljITH WORK PIANO LESSONS lin with the brief comment: Former President Rafael Trujil- KEYS MADE Ask How You Can Win "How much?" : i lo, of the Dominican Republic, re- GALLARD'S PHOTO One of Our Trophies TOOLS Lessons Given The proprietor examined the cently donated $100,000 to the Am- Open 10 to 6 Di!H¥?f* FISHING TACKLE instrument and then replied: " erican Red Cross to be used for GARDEN SUPPLIES "One pound." { 547 AMBOY AVENUE HUUI IJ AND. REPAIR the relief of flood-stricken vic- HARDWARE © PAINTS In Your Own Home "One pound!" snorted the musi-" tims in the northeastern states. Woodbridge 8-3651 SPORTING GOODS cian. "That's ridiculous! Why A-477-55 FLOOR SANDERS AND Small business is 'found to. -be 826 Amboy Ave., Fords, N. J. Mon. and Fri. Nights to 8:30 256 Monroe Street, Rahway the neighbors offered me more losing defense' -work. WAXERS FOR RENT Pbone VAUey 6-7650 Telephone SEA 7-3894 than .that.". . . . EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER .15, 19S5 PAGE ELEVEN

LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Refer To: X94 and Thursday, September 29, 1955, onnue; thence (7i Northess+erlv xion™ Woodbridge Township' line; thence (4) NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE . which latter date the registration, books Woodbridge Avenue to the place of Southerly along Woodbridge Township Be Sure to Enter Acme's TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: will be closed until after the forth- Besinning. to the Raritan River; thence (5) West- At a regular meeting of the Township coming General Election on Tuesday, Polling Place-^Clara Barton School. erly up the Raritan River to a pro- Committee of the Township of Wood- November 8, 1955, or at Middlesex longation of Mill Road; thence (6) ortdge, held Tuesday, September 6, County Board of Elections, Citizen DISTKICT #6 Northerly along said prolongation of 1955, I was directed to advertise the fact Building, 46 Bayard Street, New Bruns- BEGINNING in the line dividing the Mill Road and along Mill - Road to inat on Tuesday evening, September wick, N. J., at any time between ^ownshin of Woodbrirtare and the Woodbridge Avenue; thence (7) West- 2«, 1955, the Township Committee will Wednesday, April 20, 1955, and Thurs- Township of Edison where the same erly along Woodbridge Avenue to the meet at 8 P. M. (DST) in the Com-day, September 29, 1955, during the is intersected by Woodbridge Avenue; transmission line of the New Jersey mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal following hours: Dally, except Satur- HienfR .running (1) Southeasterly along Central Power & Light Company; day, from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M., or at the the Woodbrldge Township line to the thence (8) Northwesterly along the said Building, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, and office of the Middlesex County Board intersection of Amboy Avenue (New transmission line to New Jersey State expose and sell at public sale .and to of Elections, Perth Amboy National Brunswick Avenue) and King Georges Highway . 1; thence (9) Northeasterly tae highest bidder according to terms Bank Building, Perth Amboy, N. J. Northeasterly and Easterly along the along New Jersey State Highway 1 to of sale on file with the Beal Estate Post Koad; thence (2) Southwesterly tt2 Banhamtown Branch of the Penn- Department and Township Clerk open Notice of change of residence or and Westerly alone King Georges Post sylvania Railroad; thence (10) Northy to Inspection and to be publicly read application for transfer of registration Road to property of United States of erly along said branch to the Borough prior to sale, Lots 4 and 5 in Block 7-J shall-be made either by written request America, known as Raritan Arsenal; ol Metuchen; thence (11) Southeast- on tbe Woodbrldge Township Assess- forwarded to the Municipal Clerk or the County Board of Elections on forms thence (3) in a general Northwesterly erly and Northeasterly along the Bor- ment? Map. provided by said Municipal Clerk or by fiirection'along the several courses of ough of Metuchen to the place, of Take further notice that the Town- calling in person at the office of the the Arsenal to Woodbridge Avenue; Beginning. ship Committee has, by resolution and thence (4) Northeasterly along Wood- Municipal Clerk or County Board of bridge Avenue to the . place of Begin- Polling Place—Bonhamtown School. pursuant to law, fixed a mininvum Elections at 46 Bayard Street, New ning. DISTRICT #15 price at which said lots in said block Brunswick, N. J., or at the office of the BEGINNING at the intersection of New wut be sold together with all other Middlesex County Board of Elections, Polling Place—Clara Barton School. Jersey State Highway Route #1, for- details pertinent, said minimum price Perth Amboy National Bank Building, DISTRICT #7 being $120.00 ' plus costs of preparing Perth Amboy, N. J., up to and includ- merly Route #25, with the Transmis- ing September 29, 1955. BEGINNING in the Southeasterly sion Line of the. Jersey Central Power the aeed and advertising this sale. Said boundary line of the Boroiigh of Me- and Light Company; thence running (I) . lots in said block, if sold on terms, On Thursday, September 29, 1955, the tuchen where the same is Intersected Northerly and Northwesterly along said will require a down payment ol 25% registration books will be closed until by the Lehigh Valley Railroad; thence Transmission Line to Winthrop Road; or the old accepted by the Township after the forthcoming General Election running (1) Easterly along the Lehigh thence (2) Northeasterly along Win- Committee, the balance of purchase on Tuesday, November 8th, 1955. Valiey Railroad to Starkin Road; thence throp Road to Ashley Road; thence (3) price to be paid in 9 equal monthly (2) Southerly along the Easterly line Easterly and Northerly along Ashley installment plus interest and other of lands of the Public Service 121 ectrie Road to Durham Road; thence (4) terms provldea lor in tfco contract si NOTICE

We'll Rv.;jair Your Sofa and Chairs Right .Coffee Cake'. *££** 39c In Your Own Home. You See What We Do! Orange Chiffon Cake "49c CHAIR REG. fP.OO $6.50 SOFA REG. $15.00 $1 2.50 DAIRY VALUE! CUSHIONS REFILLED Foam Rubber Slightly Higher Call Us Now and Save! OPEN When you see what we have to offer FRIDAY ALL WORK GUARANTEED—EASY CREDIT. TERMS you'll agree here are Jalousies as TILL 9 P. M. John Georges, Prop. 2-0576. Jalousies should be. ALTJMJNUM STORM WINDOWS JALOUSIES Kraft 27 MAIN ST. l»n Q 11197 WOODBRIDGE IS U 0"U I L I 8-oz. Jar 25' 392 Smith Street Perth Amboy OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL 9 F. M. All advertised^ pjices effective through SATURDAYt September^ 1201* PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15; 1955 JEDISON TOWNSHIP,AND FORDS BEACON

>s' meeting 8 P. M.; Boy Scouts weekly at 7 P. M.; Girl Scouts Town Story on Air weekly at 7 P. M.; Young Adults first and third Monday at 7:30 Your Garden COLONIA ACTIVITIES P. M. OverStationWCBS Tuesday "/This Week* from a motor trip. They visited WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge By MBS. Deacons meet second Tuesday of *• By Charles H. Connors V- with Mrs. Carlson's parents, Mr. each month at 7 P. M.; Ladies' will' b6 saluted in a radio broad- HEM&Y and Mrs. Frank Fonnemanh; her eh Welcomes You Aid, second Tuesday, 8, P. M.; ses- cast over Station WOBS, Satur- Kutgeis University, thfe State STROBEL brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and sion meeting, second Tuesday, 8 day, at 5:45 P. Mv., on "Port cf ^ University of New Jersey 214 Colonia Mrs. William Maitland, Chester, P. M. New York," a weekly radio close- Boulevard Pa-, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sapa- Wednesday up of the Port District Communi- Gladiolus that- bloom earlier rito, Baltimore, Md., and Mr. and Weekly Cancer Dressing, 1:00, ties. may now be harvested. It is well ^ Colonia Mrs. Frank Fonnemann, Bain- P. M.; High School Recreation to allow them to remain in the Tel. bridge, Md. WOOBBRIBGE REFORMED NEW BOVEE METHODIST ses, White Church Guild, at the Night, weekly at 7:00 P. M. Sponsored by the Port of New Corner of School and James CHURCH .lanse. Thursday York Authority, 'the program will ground for three or four weeks FTJ 8-673/ —Mr. and Mrs. Charlss Sac- Streets, Wacdbridge Colonia Third Tuesday, Sunday School Children's Choir, weekly at 3M5 feature a panel consisting of Com- after blooming, or until the leaves cocci, 11 Village Green, entertain- Rev. Lav.'.lo K>e:-;kemethy, P;isfor SUNDAY eachers. P. M.; Youth Choir, weekly at 7:15 mitteeman George Mroz, chair- start to turn yellow. ed Mr. ana Mrs. H. P. Leeds and . Mrs. Josephine M. Biiloph, Organists man of the Administration Com- Durinig- ,thJs ** period after sons, Charles &nd David, War- Choir Director Church School—10 A. M. Fourth Monday, White Church P. M.; Senior Choir, weekly at —The Colonia Club will hold its Morning Worship—11 A. M. aiiilrf, at the Manse. 8:15 P M. mittee; Charles E. Gregory, editor blooming, the leaves manufac- annual covered dish supper at Co- Wick, R. I. Sunday, 9 A. M., Sunday School, and publisher of The Indepen- ture yplant foods. This food is —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stout, 10 A. M., worship service in Eng- Young Fellowship—7:30 P. M. Third Thursday, Women's As- Friday lonia Library September 19 at 7 :ociat;ioii meets at 8 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Club, first and dent-Leader and LeonE, McElroy, Stored in the new corn that P.M. Mrs. Richard Larsen, Valley \ 327 Colonia Boulevard, entertain- lish, 11 A. M., worship service in postmaster, former Township at- forms on top of the oiie we plant- ed Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mack and Hungarian, 6 P. M., Y. F. ISELIN ASSEMBLY OP GOD Second and-fourth Wednesdays, third Friday of each month at Road, is chairman. \ CHURCH ladies' Aid Society, 2 P. M, 8:00 P. M. Junior High Kecrea- torney, former Township cc-mmit- ed. The old one shrivels and loses daughters, Loretta and Miiry Lou, ^c-cond Sunday at 3 P. M., La- teeman and acknowledged histor- —Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hor-| Elizabeth and Jack Krewer, New- •Horner Berkeley Boulevard and tion, weekly at 6 P.M. its usefulness. vath Oxford Road and Mr. and dies Aid meeting, Mrs. Ida Pentek Cooper Avenue, Iselin ST. JOHN'S CHTJRCH Saturday ian of .the Township. A good practice to follow is to port, N. Y. presiding. nev. Alton Bichardson, Pastor Mrs. Victor Burisch, Kimberley Monday at 2:30 P. M., Released Sewaren Weekly Prayer Group at 7:00 Every community has its story. dig with the leaves attached to Road, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. —Mr- and Mrs. Raymond F. Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Joseph H. Thomson. Lay Reader P. M. Through interviews with the panel the corn and allow them to dry Michael Horvath; Fords. Smith, Jr., Devon Road, celebra- •rime religious education. Sunday Morninr Worship, 11:00 Mrs. Dorothea Pockleinbo, Organist for two or three weeks before 5 First and third Mondays at 7:30 members, CBS Moderator Martin —Mr. and Mrs. D. Leon Jen- ,' ted their eighth wedding anniver- I'clock. 9:45 A. M., Sunday scrloo'i. ADAfH ISRAEL SYNAGOGUE Weldon will tell the story of cutting them off. However, this sary wij.h dinner and dancing at P. M., Christian Faith Forum, Sunday Fvnmg Evangelistic 11:00 A. M., morning prayer and presents a problem of space, for nings, Menlo Park, were guests Mayfair Farms, West Orange. Rev. L. Kecskemethy presiding. Wood'bridge"s progress and prob- of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Edringcon, j "ervice at 7:4,}. -ervice. Rev. Samuel Newberger, Rabbi lems, its industry, government, it is not desirable to allow them —Mr. and Mrs. Donald Me- Tuesday at 7:30 P. M., choir re- Wednesday, Bible Study and 11:15 A. -M.-—Communion Sna- to remain in full sun. Usually the 300 Colonia Boulevard. i hearsal. 3 bath services. history and famous people. Gaughey, Colonia Boulevard, en- rayer Meeting, 8 P. M. .lay, first Sunday of each month. stalk is cut 2 or 3 inches from the —Mrs. Robert Sawyer, 29 Long- tertained at dinner. Guests were Evsry second Tuesday at 8 P. M., Friday, Prayer Meeting at 7:45 The Port Authority is program- corn, then put away in an airy fellow Drive, entertained at a consistory meeting. a OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL ming the series of community pro- Mrs. McGaughey's mother, Mrs. . M.. Imnan Avenue at West Street, place to cure. demonstration party. Guests were, Margaret Kearney, New York City Second Wednesday at 7:30 P. M., Saturday, Young People's Meet- New Brunswick Avenue. Fords files as an informational project Mrs. Joseph Adams, Mrs. Kenneth Friendship Circle meeting. Colonia i# the public interest with the Several weeks later; when dry, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Carlson •ng, 7:30 P. M. - . - Rev. John E. Grimes, Pastor Sunday School • and B,ible the top is pulled off and ,the old Williams and Mrs. Herbert Hei- and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen An- Thursday at 7 P. M., Youth Fel- Sunday Masses 7:0O, 8:00, 9:0,0, realization that the prosperity peftz, Roselle Park; Mrs. Adam lowship. . Classes, 9:00 A. M. shriveled corn removed. The new drews, Colonia. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. Gospel Service, Sunday, 8 P. M: and commercial activities of, each Rung and Mrs. Edward Lehman, I First Thursday at 7 P. M., Sun- Weekday Masses: 7:00'and 8:15 6f the more than 200 cities, towns corm should be examined and Onion: Mrs. Stephen Silwonae, | —Gilbert Wels, son of Mr. and day School Teachers Training. CHURCH OF ISEUN, N. J. .Christian Women's Home Bible any badly diseased ones discard.- Mrs. William Wels, West Street, Class, Tuesday, 2 P. M. and villages in the Port, District New Providence; Mrs. Alfred Nel- ; Saturday, at 9 A. M., Confirma- Rev. Henry IVI. Hartmann, Pastor A. M. ; are of vital interest to the others ed and burned with the old top son and Mrs;' Ella Hanglack, Ro- j has returned home after a three tion Class; 1 P. M., Junior Choir Monday Young People's Meeting, Friday, and corm. The cormels or little weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Services 8P.M. and to the port as a whole. As selle; Mrs. Joseph La Rosa, Mrs.> rehearsal. 9:00 A. M. — Family Church Novena, 7:30 P. M. the port development agency of corms can be saved for planting. Kevin Healy, Mrs. Edward Tar- j Jacob Sneider, Belleville, N. Y. Male Choir rehearsal, 8 P. M. Thursday, Reading Room, 2 to After the corms are cleaned, rant, Mrs. Alvin Rymsha, Mrs. i —The Ladies Auxiliary of Co- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Service. Altar-Rosary Society, Brst 4 P. M. New Jersey and New York, the 9:00 A. M.—Sunday School for Port Authority is responsible for they are ready for winter stor- Raympnd Gegenhsiimer, Mrs. | lonia Volunteer Hook and Ladder CHURCH ••hiidren 3 to 8 years of age. Par- Monday after first Sunday at 8 age. The worst insect pest of Clyde Edrington, Colonia. Co., will meet Monday at 8 PM. Barron and Grove Avenues P. M. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH the promotion of trade and com- gladiolus is the thrip. While these with Mrs. James Taggart presid- ents can attend church at same Holy Name Society, second Mori- Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge merce on a district-wide basis. —Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yarusi Woodbridge time. Rev. William H, Schmaus, Rector are usually abundant in the field, ing. Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, day after Second Sunday at 8 Alson Brandes. Organist it is wise to treat the corms to celebrated their eighth wedding —The Misses. Patricia and 9:45 A. M.—Sunday School with P. M. THE LET DOWN anniversary and Mr. and Mrs. Eev. Dewey Fagerburg classes for all from nursery to Sunday Services destroy any that may be pre- Maureen Scott, Inman Avenue, Minister Tuesday For months he had been her sent, as often there are enough of James De Long marked their 14th were guests of their brother-in- Mrs. George H. Rhodes, voung people. P.T.A. meeting, third Tuesday During July and August, Sunday devoted admirer. Now, at long Minister of Music 11:00 A. M.—Church Service. services will be held at 9 -A. M. them to weaken the corms. wedding anniversary at a dinner. law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Nico- William H. Voorhees, Jr., of each month at 8 P. M. ,last, he had collected up suffi- Place the corms in a paper bag They then attended the TV show, las Magazeno, ^Carlstadt. The 7:00 P. M.—Youth Fellowship. Thursday Holy Day services, 10:00 A. M. cient momentous of all questions. Superintendent of Sunday Schools 9 A. M.—Sunday School. Trinity Vestry, second Monday, and add 3 per cent DDT dust, 1 "Garden State Jamboree," after group visited with their grand- Worship Female Choir rehearsals, 8 P. M. "There are quite a let of ad- tablespoonful to 100 corms. Now which they went dancing at the mother, Mrs. Charles Scott, for- 10 A. M. — Church Worship Confessions 7:30 P. M. vantages in being a bachelor,"' he During the remainder of the Service. Trinity Men's Club, second shake them up well, so that each Terrace Room, Newark. Both merly of Colonia, who is now mak- summer, services on Sunday Every Saturday from 11 A. M., began, "but there comes a time corm is coated. This will take couples are residents of Normandy ing her home with her son-in-law Adequate free parking rear of until noon; -4 to 6 P. M., and 7 to Wednesday, 7:00 P. M. when one longs for the compan- mornings will be held at 10 A.M. church for those attending serv- 9 P. M. and sometimes on days St. Agnes' Unit, first Monday, care of any thrips that are Road. • and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Meetings ices. before Holy Days of Obligation. 2:30 P. M. ionship of another being—a being brought in. —Girl Scout troop leaders of Sharpe, Merrick, L. I. Official Board—Third Wednes- St. Margaret's Unit, first Wed- who will regard one as perfect, as The, corms may be left in the Colonia met ,at the home of Mrs. —Miss Carol Scott, Union City, day, 8:00 P. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL an idol; whom one can treat- as Charles Enz, Wood Avenue. Pres- Market and High Street CHURCH nesday, 7:00 P. M. bags or placed in open contain- was the weekend guest of Mr. and Women's Association — Every Trinity Altar Guild meets quar- one's absolute property; who will ers, such as strawberry baskets, ent were Mrs. Robert Deverling, Mrs. Albert Foote, Inman Avenue. other Wednesday, 2:00 P. M. Perth Amboy Fords be kind and faithful when times peach tills, etc., or in flats. Stor- Mrs. Isaac Burroughs, Mrs. Henry Rev. Peter Kowalchuk, Pastor Rev. William H. Payne, Vicfcr terly. —Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hughes, G. E. T. Club — Third Tues- Girls Friendly Society, Thurs- are hard; who will share one's age in the average cellar is us- Dickson and Mrs. Elwood Harris. Savoy Street, were guests of Mr. 11:00 A. M., Morning Worship. First Sunday ually satisfactory. Temperatures day, 8:00 P. to. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School 9:00 A. M., Holy Communion. day, 6:45 P. M. joy and sorrows—" •—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyer, and Mrs. Andrew Kostych, and Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority—Sec- , To his delight he saw a sympa- between 45 and 60 degrees will 29 Longfellow Drive, entertained daughter, Claire, Carteret. They 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth Fel- 11:00 A. M., Morning Prayer Trinity Acolyte Guild meets keep them in'good condition, if ond and Fourth Monday, 8:00 lowship. with Sermon. quarterly. thetic gleam in her eyes. Then Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Worthington, were also weekend guests of Mr. P. M. she nodded in agreement. the air is not too moist and the Nixon Park. and Mrs. William Wels at their 7:30 P. M., Evening Gospel Serv- Other Sundays Trinity Choir, Thursdays, 8:00 room is ventilated. Young Married Couples—First ice. 8:00 A. M.j Morning Prayer. P. M. "So you're thinking of buying —Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zimmer- summer home in Lake Hopatcong. Sunday, 8:00 P. M. man and children, Ridge Road, —Mr. and Mrs. James Hoffman, 11:15 A. M.—Communion Sun- 11:00 A. M., Morning Prayer Trinity Church School Faculty, a dog," she said. "I think it's a GOOD START Pilgrim Fellowship—Every Sun- day, first Sunday of each month. with Sermon. fourth Friday, 7:30 P. M. fine idea. Do let hie help you have returned home after spend- Highfield Road, entertained Mrs. day, 3:00 P.M. /LOS ANGELES, Cal. — Joseph ing several weeks at their sum- K. J. Laughrie, Jersey City. Boy Scout Troop 34, Friday, 7:00 choose one." Moreau, Vancouver (B. C.) car- Choir Rehearsals ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH OUR REDEEMER P. M. mer home in Silver Bay. —Charles Monzo, Inman Ave- Chancel — Wednesday, 8:00 From the Hills of Aberdeen penter, visited this city eighteen —Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strubel Avenel EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN nue, has returned from a business P. M. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, A taxicab passenger, arriving years ago, liked it and decided to and daughter, Linda, were guests trip to Bethlehem, Pa. Carol—Friday 3:15 P. M. Rev. John Egan, Pastor CHURCH come back to live—after he started 26 Fords Street, Fords SCIENTIST at his destination, paid the fare of Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Laven- —Mr. and Mrs. George Scott, Junior—Friday, 3:45 P. M. Weekday Masses. 7:30 P. M. but did not tip the driver. a family. He returned the other thal, Watchung, Sunday. Fagan Place, entertained Mrs. Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:00, 9:00, Rev. Arthur L. Kreyllng, Pastes West Avenue, Sewaren day—this time for good—with his Youth—Friday, 5:00 P. M. Sunday School and Bible Class Sunday School,.9:30 A. M. • "You forgot something," said —Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Hughes, Harry Scott and sons, James and 10:00 and 11:00 A. M. wile and nine children. Savoy Street, entertained Mr. and Robert, Linden. WOODBRIDGE METHODIST 9:30 A. M. Church Services, 11:00 A. M. the driver. ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. CHURCH Morning Worship at 10:45. "What?" asked the passenger Mrs. John Quinn and Mr. and —Albert Foote, Inman Avenue, CHURCH Port Reading Wednesday, Testimonial Meet- Kev. Clifford B. Munn ing, 8 P. M. in honest bewilderment, slapping • Final Lesson Needed Mrs. Thomas Ferris, all of iselin. has returned from a business trip s Rev. Stanislaus Milos, Pastor ST. CECELIA'S CHURCH Harold — When the postman M.E./3 Norbert Wels, son of Mr. to Pennsylvania. Services to be held temporarily Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:00 and Iselln Thursdays, Reading Room, 2 to his pockets and peering back into at Masonic Temple (Craftsmen's 4 P.M. the cab. comes I'm going to wallup' you and Mrs. William Wels, West 11:00 A. M. •...-. Rev. John Wilus, Pastor within an inch of your life. Street, was at Iwakuni, Japan for Victim (to his barber) — Your Club), Green Street, Woodbridge. Weekday Masses at 8 A. M. Sunday Masses, 6:30, 8:00, 9:00, The fact that understanding • "Your bagpipes," retorted the Sunday Services Jack — Why wait for the post- r™e days and at the Air Base confounded hair restorer has Novena in honor of St. Anthony 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. the allness of God, Spirit, frees driver." there met Cpl. Wallace Hughes, made my hair come out worse Bible School, 9:45 A. M. each Tuesday at 7:15 P. M., with Weekday Masses, 7:30 and 8:00 man from the idolatry of "mater- man? Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Harold — I'm taking a boxing son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund than ever. Rev. Shelley, St. Peter's Hospital, A. M. ialism will be set forth at lie that giveth breath unto the Hughes, Savoy Street, who is sta- Barber — Ah,' you must have Youth Fellowship, 7 P. M. New Brunswick, in charge. Wednesday, 8:00 P. M., continu- Christian Science services this people upon it, and spirit to them course by correspondence. Stated Meetings tioned at the base. Norbert and put too much on it, sir. Made the ous Novena- to St. Jude, Patron of Sunday. that walk therein . . . am the The Commerce Department re- Wallace were neighborhood friends hair come right out, instead of Official, Board, first Monday, 8 ST. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH Hopeless Cases. KeynOting the Lesson-Seranon Lord: that is my name: and my F. M. ported that the rise in income and and attended school together. half way. , Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge entitled "Matter" is the Golden glory will I not give to another, spending, which hit record levels —Mr. and Mrs. Emil A. Carlson Fortnightly Guild, second and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Charles G. McCorristin, 'FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Text from I Corinthians (10:14): neither my praise to graven fourth Mondays, 8 P. M. Pastor CHURCH OF AVENEL in the first half of 1955, was being and children, John and Helen, 14 Small nations weigh the use of Rev. Gustave Napoleon, Assistant Pastor "My dearly beloved, flee from images." maintained during the, summer. Tanglewood Lane, have returned nuclear power reactors. Woman's Society of Christian 621 Woodbridg-e Avenue, Avenel idolatry." Service, third Wednesday, 8 P. M. Rev. Harold Hirseh, Assistant Pastor Rev. Charles Sherrard: MacKenzie Sunday Masses: 6:45, 7:45, 8:45, Mrs. C. Miller and Mrs. William Krug From "Science and Health with 10:00 and 11:00. Organists Key to the Scriptures' by Mary WOODBRIDGE GQSFEL Mrs. Frank Mazzur, Sr., Choir Directress CHURCH O. H. Weferling, Superintendent o{ Baker Eddy the following pas- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN sage will be read (475:3): "To 113 Prospect Street, Woodbridge CHURCH Church School Kev. Gustav Bott, Pastor Mr. Martin Olsen, Minister to Youth infinite Spirit there is no matter-— Sunday Rahway Avenue and Carteret Sunday Services all is Spirit, divine Principle and 9:45 A. M., Sunday School Road, Woodbridge Church School, 9:30 A. M.; Nur- its idea." classes for all ages. Rev. Earl Hanmim Devanny, Minister sery-Junior,, 11:00 A. M.; Junior Mrs. Lilla M. 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Garbowski Twirls Priscoe Encourage Benny's to Victory By Practice Tilt; ms\ 5 to Opener Sept 24th WOODBRIDGE — Coach Nick PORT READING—When Ben- Priscoe's Barrons tuned up for ny's Tavern clashed with the their opener -with Thomas Jeffer- powerful Jiggs Association of son of Elizabeth on September 24 by scrimmaging Westfield High Keasbey, they plucked Bemie School and the results wore en- •arbowski from the mound staff couraging jis far as the Wood- and he came through with a two- bridge coaching staff was con- hitter to take the well-played cerned. The practice tilt was the local gridders' third since the start game 5-0. of the pre-season drills with North The victory was Benny's six- Plainfield and Somerville having teenth of the season against a tested the Red Blazers' strength,. . Scholastic football makes its debut as far as Coach single defeat for one of the best Nick Priscoe and his squad are concerned, September Softball records in the Township. Although the inaugural is only Their lone setback came at the nine days away, Priscoe still has a 24, when Thomas Jefferson pops up as the opposition. hands of the White Birch Inn. tremendous task of rebuilding his We haven't as yet viewed the Barrons in action since While working off •• the rubber, bafckfield which -was depleted by •arbowski fanned five batters the loss of three veterans through the start of the pre-season practice sessions, but the and walked two. He was especially June graduation. Only Leroy Alex- grapevine informed us that the forward wall, which effective in the latter part of the ander, the Barron Express, is back game, retiring the side in order to resume his ball-carrying chores should average close to 185 pounds, will be terrific, in the fifth, sixth and seventh in- from last fall's quartet. while the backfield has to rebuilt completely since nings. Mike Roskey, Jiggs' starter, If the Woodbridge skipper has Leroy Alexander is the lone full-scale ball carrier re- was tagged with the defeat after any optimism over his team's giving up five runs and seven hits chances in the future, he is prob- turning from last year's Middlesex County champions. over the distance. ably meditating over his line, However, optimism is running high (with the pos- Benny's scored early in the which will average close to 190 ame by driving across three runs pounds and is dotted with ex- sible exception of that of the coaching staff) over the in the very first'stanza. John Nar- perienced performers from end to size of the Woodbridge line, but from experience we diello and Lefty Kasha started the end. Lou Hagler, last year's All- early rally with a single and County tackle, is expected to have learned that an abundance of weight up front double, respectively. An error, a WHAT'S AHEAD? Coaches Frank Capraro and Nick Priscoe, on- the extreme right, discuss their strategy for the 1955 season with anchor the forward wall. He tips the Barren veterans who are being counted upon to carry the load during Woodbridge High School's toughest schedule in over a the scales at 250 pounds. will not solve a- coach's problems overnight. When sacrifice and a. solid base hit off decade. The slate opens September 24 with Thomas Jefferson of Elizabeth on stage. The seasonal gridders who are listening atten- Priscoe first arrived as a coach upon the local scene the bat of Garbowski accounted tively to their coaches are, kneeling, from left to right: Carmen Santera, Richie Kuzniak, Ronald Osborne, Bob Fair and Carroll At the present Priseoe and his for the cluster of runs after the Britton. Standing are: Lou Hagler, Leroy Alexander, Walt Housman, Bob Cavallero and Bill Sabo. assistant, Frank Capraro, are at- back in the middle-30's, he was blessed with a mam- first two batters hit safely. tempting to select a formidable moth first line of defense which averaged better than A two base error and a single defensive unit to meet the power by Tommy Giordano was good for which exists on the Woodbridge 190 pounds and big things were expected of the Bar- another run in the second to push ite Birch Loses Chrislensen to Anchor Big Lusardi Brightens schedule from the very first game rons that particular, fall. It was said at the time that the home club out front, 4-0 with Thomas Jefferson until the Benny's final marker of the game no set of backs could penetrate the line and the ball final clash November 19. came in the fifth when Pat Mar- ,2-1 Richmond University Line Rutgers Grid Hope Bill Sabo, a 190-pound senior carriers would have a picnic romping through the giotto was walked before being who sat out last season with a sacrificed to second base from RICHMOND, Va. — From the Pajaczkowsk, the speedster from truck-sized holes their team-mates up front would no WOODBRIDGE The White COLUMBIA — Halfback Leroy fractured ankle, is a fixture at one where he scored on Ernie Cop- Birch Inn's streak of victories was fifty-one football playex-s who re-South River, N. J., who is regard- of the defensive end slots; while doubt open. -•- pola's line single to centerfield. ported to the University of Rich- ed by professional scouts as one of Lusardi, of Somerville, and full- severed at eight when the New back Jack Laverty, of Dover, broke Bobby Racz, a former jayvee, has As we recall, Woodbridge failed to break even that Garbowski was also Benny's Alamo club turned the trick by mond campus. Coach Ed Merrick the best college ball carriers in the just about clinched the other most effective batter at the plate expects to mold the best football United States. Frank,-who picked away for huge gains as Rutgers particular season. manipulating a 2-1 victory in a flank post after showing up well with two hits in three trips from close game. team since he took over the coach- up 455 yards from scrimmage last tuned up for a scrimmage with in the Barrons" recent scrimmage Being an avid football enthusiast, we like our line- the bench. ing reins at his Alma Mater five year for a 6.1 average, was never Temple later this week. sessions. After pushing - across a pair of years ago. stopped for a loss. His-supporting men on the husky side, providing they have mobility. runs in the first inning, the New Lusardi scampered seventy yards Tackles "Loaded" The backs are fast, experienced cast has speed and power. for a score early in an inter-squad Regardless of his weight, if an end, tackle or guard Alamo hung on for the remaining and plentiful. There will be a good The loss of both his veteran .The tackle positions are loaded lig Black Gelding. distance to cop the decision. The first string line. If Ed can succeed centers was expected to be a major session and came back later for with both talent and weight to the doesn't have a certain amount of speed afoot and a White Birch made a serious bid in developing enough depth up problem, but that is now one ofanother dash of forty yards. Lav-satisfaction of Priscoe, who pre- quick charge, he cannot be expected to be anything to pull the contest out of the fire front, the Spiders may be one ofMerrick's lesser worries. He has a erty raced eighty yards up the fers husky tackles. Hagler and Sets Track Mark in the fifth, but the best they could middle for a third tally and quar- Walt Housman, a 190-pounder more than a plug. He may get by in high school foot- the outstanding teams in the 220-po_und atomic bomb named do was close the gap to a 2-1 Southern Conference. Richard Eaton who Merrick says terback Tosh Hosoda, of Bridge- who demonstrated real promise ball but his chances of climbing. into the collegiate FREEHOLD—Congressional Boy count. ton, completed a thirty-yard pass last fall have the slots clinched There will be a rugged first has everything to make him a to halfback Bob Kelley, who ran ranks are slim. Modern football coaches clock their raced around the Freehold Race- Mike Kostuik was credited with string line, anchored by Erik great center. A - star quarterback but cannot relax with aggressive way with lightning-like speed to the New Alamo win after spinning Christensen, of Woodbridge, N. J.,at Olean, N. Y., high school where another thirty, for the final score Bob Fail-, 185, and Bill Troutman, prospective linemen over a 100-yard course before offer- win the ninth race in record- a classy three-hitter. The defeat the 6-foot 4-inch, 230-pound giant he was second team Ail-American, of the day. 195, still battling for starting as- ing them scholarships or professional contracts. As breaking time here yesterday. The was charged to Bill Reinhardt, who is,back at tackle after playing- Eaton was moved to center be- While Coach Harvey Harman signments. 7-year-old black gelding nego- tlTe White Birch ace. expressed satisfaction with the at- Joe Schiavo, a 190-pound senior, stated, we like our forward operators big, but the best two years at end. He has won allcause of his ability as a line tiated the mile in 2:03.2, eclipsing New Alamo's best hitters during Southern Conference honors at backer. The freshman performed tack, he was concerned with inept- developed rapidly and has just we ever saw in action weighed less than 160 pounds. the standard of 2:04.5 established the fracas were Mike Nemeth, both positions. The condition of marvelously in spring practice. ness of defense and planned more about taken over one of the guard by Duke of York in 1941. Kostuik and Jim Nemeth with drills to iron out defense assign- posts. He will be flanked by Joe The former Barrons, who made up for their lack of si?e Red Seville's knee, which under- Newcomers will be comparatively ments. Congressional Boy served notice doubles, while Jim Nobles blasted went-surgery, will determine the few on the Spider squad this fall Ugi, a 170-pound former jayvee with courage, include Steve Pochek, Angelo Pellegrino, a triple for the White Birch. After layoffs on Sunday, the star who arrived on the scene to on his rivals that he-had speed.to degree of strength at the other but Merrick appears to have done alleviate the guard1 problem. Charlie Molnar, Nick Daprile, Lefty Yuro, Johnny burn when the John Dill piloted tackle position. Jack Wilson, whoan unusually good job of selecting Scarlet squad was at full strength, with four casualties, from last Sdrappy Richie Kuzniak, a sea- Dubay, Lefty Hladik and Johnny Toth. Molnar, back horse bowed here auspiciously by MATERIAL PRICE RISE. won little Ail-American honors at the freshmen, including two Ail- winning twin dashes a week ago Randolph-Macon, is almost cer- Americans—David Ames, the All-week available for light action. soned veteran, has been assigned . in 1938, made a monkey out of Johnny Los, New Bruns- The steadily increasing prices of Left halfbacks Greg Holms and the all important task of calling in 2:06.2 and 2:06 flat. industrial materials are threaten- tain to be a fixture at one of theAmerican halfback from Woodrow Walt Veth, of Kearny, did riot par-defensive signals and will back up wick's tremendous tackle who weighed 270 pounds and Most of the 3,728 fans had their ing the buyer's paradise that con- end positions. In addition to hisWilson High School in Portsmouth, prowess as a pass snagger, he is a ticipate in scrimmage, but took one side of the line. The other line stood 6'5". He rubbed it in further by carrying the ball eyes glued on the horses when he sumers have been enjoying recent- and Buddy Davis, the fullback who part in long morning passing drills, backing job is currently up in the came from behind to whip McKin- ly. Increases in the prices of rub-terrific punter and probably will gained more than 4,000 yards in as did Al Mitlehermer and quar- air with Bob Cavallaro, Jerry on one of Priscoe's guard plays past Los for 20 yards. ney Song in the sixth race in theber, steel"; copper, aluminum and do most of the kicking for the four years at Manchester High Gonya and Beanie Osborne match- Spiders. terback Bob Lake. Then again we recall Pochek battering the famous time of 2:08. other materials that manufactur- School. Another very good fresh- One injury was sustained in ing talents for the ticket. ers turn into consumer items will If Merrick has a winner, and heman prospect is Patsy Lamberti, Rudy Choborda in the Camptown-Golden Bear tussle There was no stopping the Boy expects one, Ed will become the of Woodbridge, N. J., a tackle who scrimmage, however, as end Paul The halfback slots appear to be when he appeared for the second ultimately be reflected in higher Spitik, of North Bergen, suffered set with Johnny Howell and Bucky back in 1942. The former professional star nursed time. Expertly guided by Dill, old- prices for these products, causing first coach to pilot three consecu- won All-State honors at Fork tive winning football teams at theUnion. an ankle sprain which will keep Santora in harness, while the bruised ribs for the next three weeks'after tangling est of three racing brothers, Con- the cost of living to increase pro- him out for approximately one safety position will once again be portionately. This, in turn, will University of Richmond since 'with the pint-sized Pochek. Of the seven players we gressional Boy led all the way, week. handled by Leroy Alexander, the though hard pressed by McKinney mean new demands for wage in- 1940. Coach Glenn Thistlethwaite Following a closed Scrimmage fastest man on the squad. mentioned, four are now in the heavyweight class and Song, second place finisher. creases, which is a vicious circle. brought home four in a row over a period that extended from 1937 STRIKES with Temple, Rutgers will leave Priscoe's offensive team is al- are probably embarrased at being called small from here tonight for the New Bruns- most set with friendly competition to 1940. Merrick was a member of wick campus, where it will begin the standpoint of a football player. BUDGET BALANCING POLIO three of these teams and cap- and still persisting at a few positions. Polio cases are running lower tained the 1939 team which suf- one a day workouts tomorrow. Bill Sabo, 6-foot, 3-inch pass The prediction was recently now than for the corresponding Registration is slated for tomor- catcher, has one of the flank posts HOOKERS. . . . According to John Zullo, the annual made by Senators Byrd (D. Va.), fered only one defeat. row and classes begin Thursday. * and George (D. Ga.,), that Con- periods for the last three years, Backfield Fast SPARES tacked down, while Bucky Santora Recreation Awards Night program will be held Octo- but they are not lower than in 1950 and Bob Lesko. a former jayvee, gress, hoping for a balanced budg- , The Spiders will have the fastest are fighting it out for the other. ber 20. . . . Don Cherry, the White Birch Inn outfielder, et and tax reductions, will take and '1)9.51, according to the Public backfield in the Southern Confer- HEEDS DAD; TAKES ?32,000 sharp aim next year at the for-Health Service. However, the Serv- ence, starring the great Frank BOWL-M;OR-HOUSE NEW YORK — Although he is Lou Hagler and Walt Housman hit a pair of home^runs in a recent Softball game but eign-aid program. Byrd, chairman ice points that 1957 polio figures W L 55 years old, Gino Prato, takes are the starting tackles "with Bob was not given due credit for his exploit due to an error of the Senate Finance Committee, are the ones to watch for the re- Ruby's Box Lunch :^..... 2 1 his father's advice. Prato, destined Fair a capable replacement at said he believes substantial reduc- sults of polio vaccinations. Middlesex Television 2 1 to receive $'32,000 on a radio-TV either side of the line. At guard in the box score. . . . The St. Cecelia's Women's Bowl- Stanley's Diner 2 1 will be Richie Kuzniak and Joe tions can be made under the $2,- Sports Quiz Guy's Electric 2 1 giveaway program, could have ing League inaugurated its season Tuesday night. . . . 700,000 Congress voted last session The Defense Department has taken the chance of answering Ugi. Muska's Funeral Home .... 1 2 -The offensive center assignment (Continued on Page Fourteen) for foreign military and economic ordered the closing of fourteen just j)ne -more question and if, assistance. Byrd maintains that How to score yourself. Mark your Swift Ice Cream 1 2 answering correctly received $64.,- is still undecided with Beanie Os- service plants as part of a gen-choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten points Ravens 1 2 borne, Bill Troutman, Tim Alli- the sound balancing of the budget eral program, reducing manufac- for a correct first pick, five for 000, received a cable from his fa- must come about by reducing ex- turing and commercial opera- Midtowners _ 1 2 ther in Italy, which advised: son and Phil Shore, a sophomore, penditures. second, three for a third and one J. Remenar 258, J. Pasko 232, in the running for the number one tions. point for a correct fourth choice. G. Kaczmarek'211, P. Erdelyi 203, "Stop where you are. That's spot. Osborne. the Barrons' place BOWLERS Twenty is average; thirty good; W. Nicholson 201, N. Suscreba 200, enough this way. Regards Daddy." kicking specialist from Iselin, has * 5TFU. STRUNG forty very good, and fifty is ex-L. Michalski 200, W. Sverada 200. So, Prato took a check for the the most experience among the By Alan 'Mover cellent. Two-game winners: Middlesex $32,000 he had won, saying, "Be- quartet. N0$ £O(/Mt#Y 1. Which major league club Television over swift Ice Cream, cause I took my daddy's advice Bob Bendzeleski, last year's jay- SLAUGHTER, would you say had won the most Guy's Electric over Midtowners, all my life, I accept." vee star, has developed to a point F KANSAS c'/ry decisions by one run up to the Ruby's Box Lunch over Muska's where he is rated as Coach Pris- W/LL PXB morning of September 9? Funeral Home, Stanley's Diner The World Bank reports $24,- coe's number one quarterback. He ( ) Giants C ) Athletics over Ravens. 700,000 profit for year. (Continued on Page Fourteen) < ) Indians ( ) Dodgers 2. Can you name the pitcher who holds the major league record DOES WHAT YOU ASK IT TO! for the most consecutive scoreless AT innings in a season? jF Here's bowling's first modem Tornado's amazing finish ( ) Bob Grove ( ) Walter Johnson .-miracle in 50 years \ The per- makes accurate aim a reality — AGE) ANO /// H/S C ) C. Hubbell ( ) Pete Alexander OUR FACES ARE RED... feet ball control of Ebonite's keeps the ball on course all the 3. The major league record for (Tornado snakes winners of be- •way 577LL . ginners, makes experts even //V t/USTLE- the most times reaching first base Due to circumstances beyond our contnol our ; better! THE TORNADO GOOO on balls in one game is 1six. Which I Tornado is custom-fitted for is guaranteed TO player holds the record ? ,t!ie made-to-order grip that's • 3oo ( ) Babe Ruth ( ) Hack Wilson alleys icill not he ready to open this weekend, best for you! against defects ( ) Mel Ott ( ) Jimmie Foxx > Tornado' is float-tested in for 5 years. 4. All of the players listed be- However, next weekend everything will he tip- ;$nicksilver f,,? jQOJk perfect iow made four two-base hits in a balanceJ game—but only one of them made top for opening. two doubles in -an inning. Which 1 Attention Bowling Teams! player holds this record? t ) Al Zarilla ( ) Frank Dillon ( ) Dick Bartell ( ) Joe Medwick 5. "Up to the morning.of Sep- Watch for Announcement BOWLING SHIRTS and DRESSES tember 9, fourteen one-hit games 18 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM had- been pitched in the major PRICED FROM ' leagues this season — eight in £he In the meantime, we cordially invite you to come American and six in the National. Four clubs have been on trie re- over and see for yourself the beautiful building, ceiving 'end of two one-hit games, one of them being the Baltimore tlie finest alleys in the State and the most modern Orioles, who were held to one hit % RDWMW© BAULS by Alex Eellner of the A's on facilities obtainable. v June 26 and by Herb Score of the Indians on July 30. Of the four teams listed below, one of them suffered only one one-hit loss — the other three, two such defeats. - Majestic Lanes Can ypu name the team that had suffered only a single one-hit loss up to September 7. PENH AVENUE & ROUTE'9 < ) Braves ( t Athletics HOPELAWN, NEW JERSEY \ 400 STATE ST. lp^ •'••••!£ PERTH/AMBQY ( ) Cubs ( ) Senators (Answers on Ta.se 14) PAGE- FOURTEEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1955 EDISON TOWNSHIP AND FORDS 'BE/3 x in Jersey City in honor of Mrs. Every Member Thomas' nephew, Ralph Citarella, Sports Quiz Answers Barron Backfielu Chain ©' Hills "Park Reports ISELIN PERSONALS son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cita- (Continued from Sports Page Y" rella. looked good against Westfield, Canvass Planned —L i 111 e Frances Mauceri, 1. The Kansas City Athletics throwing a pair of scoring passes Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Poplozio, lington, Va., Monday with full daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank had won 27 one-run decisions and to Johnny Howell. However, Art Jersey City; Miss Lucille Iacovelli, AVENEL—A second meeting of military honors. Mauceri, C'orreja Avenue, was lost 13. Frazer and Pat DeFederico can- Rocco Iacovelli and his fiancee, the Every Member Canvass Com- By —Mrs.. Edward Gallagher, Elm- guest of honor at a family dinner 2. Walter Johnson of the not be counted out and are still By mittee of the First Presbyterian MKS. GEORGE Miss Mary Ann Alburtus. It was hurst Avenue and daughter, Mrs. party Sunday. Her guests inclu- Washington Senators in 1913. in the running for the signal call- Church of Avenel was held Thurs- GLADYS E. Raymond. Asquith and her chil- ded her maternal grandmother, 3. Jimmie Foxx, Boston Red ing assignment. also Rocco's birthday Tuesday, day evening in the church rooms F. FEEGTJSON Janie was hostess to her little SCANK dren, Billy and Kathy, Sayreville Mrs. Victoria Ostrowski, Mr. and Sox, June 15, 1938. . Alexander is set at left halfback w?th Joseph Rhodes, genera? motored to Berkeley Heights Mon- Mrs. Walter, Baran and daughter, 4. Frank Dillon of the Detroit 93 Homes Park playmates, as follows: Larry Foley, chairman, presiding; The meeting 497 Lincoln on the attack unit with Howell, Barbara Susat, Denise and Lor- day where they visited Mrs: Gal- Linda, Mrs. Joseph Mauceri and Tigers, April 25, 1901. acting as his replacement. The Avenue opened with a prayer by Rev. Highway lagher's sister, Mrs. Charlse Eger. children, Thomas Joseph, Ji\, and raine Keleher, Norman Roberts, Charles S. MacKenzie. 5. The Washington Senators right half position is still a toss up ME-6-2031-M Bichard Migliorati, Donna Fexx- Tel. 1,1-8-1619 Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. Joseph RoseMary, al] of Iselin and a few had a one-hitter pitched against among Ronnie Hutteman, Gene nesz and Judy' Davidson. Yester- It was decided that 100 can- Doughtery and son, Joseph, Jr., of her little neighborhood friends. them by Ford of the Yankees, Aber and Bob Kasko. Bob Cavla- day . Eugene • entertained Chuck vassers would be needed. Ten South Plainfield, visited Mrs. Eger. —Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marmpth, September 2. The other clubs had laro has the inside track at full-, Foley, Richard Migliorati, Susan team, captains wilj be selected On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Gallag- Ridgeley Avenue, spent the week two each. back, but is currently being pushed —The Woman's Club met last with ten workers- on each team. —Glen Maul, son of Mr. and her motored , to Hackensack . to visiting relatives on Long Island. by a sophomore, Jerry Gonya. Tuesday night at the Presbyterian Fennesz, Betty Rutnik, Paula Mrs. Harold Maul.. 125 Elmhurst Roberts and Bruce Davidson. There will be three training ses- visit. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sutton. They visited Mrs. Marie Marmuth, The first serious injury of the Church, with card games after the sions for the workers at which Avenue, is a surgical patient at They also were guests Saturday Baldwin; Mr. Herman Freese, GENEVA TALKS• business session. Mrs. Louis Her- •—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Law- season has sidelined Don Acquila, rence, Homes Park Avenue, cele- time films will be shown, training Perth Araboy General Hospital. evening of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brentwood; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The Big Four Foreign Minis- who hurt his ankle in the Somer- pich was named ehaiAian for the aids -will be demonstrated and a~ —The Ladies' Auxiliary of Iselin Scank, Lincoln Highway in town. Star; Merriek and Mr. William ters will meet at Geneva, Swit- next merchandise club, and Oc- brated five years of marriage last ville scrimmage and may be lost to Friday. In company with Mrs. 'general discussion of procedure Chemical Hook and Ladder Com- The Gallaghers entertained- on Freese, Jamaica. zerland, on October 27, according the team for the season. tober 4 for the fashion show at and methods will be covered. A pany will hold a white elephant Sunday the following guests: Mr. to a recent announcement by the Jerry Price's ui Perth Amboy. For Lawrence's brother and sister-in- and Mrs. Raymond Asquith and —Mrs. William Knott, Indiana law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Haley, dinner for all canvassers .will be jand cake sale September 17 from Avenue, is a patient at Beth Israel French Foreign Ministry. The ADLAI A CANDIDATE transportation, please call Msr. given at the last training session. 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. in the Hard- children; Billy and Kathy, Sayre- announcement also said that- the Sidney Goff or Mrs. George Fer- Warwick, N. Y., they attended the ville; Mrs. Charles Eber, Berkeley Hospital, Newark. Adlai E. Stevenson all but offi- double-header Yankee baseball Pledge Sunday will be November ing . Avenue Firehouse: Mrs. Kay four powers, — the United States, cially announced his candidacy for guson for the Liberty telephone 20. Three letters will be sent to Kovaes, is in dharge of the pro-Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Doug- —Mrs. Walter Stillman, Sr., and France, Great Britain and the So- game and all had dinner with Mr. son, Robert, Laguna Beach, Cal., the Democratic presidential nom- numbers, and Mrs. Chester Aron- all members and friends of the ject, "' " / herty and son, Joseph, Jr., South viet Union — have agreed to set son for Rahway. and Mrs. I. J. Haley, Kew Gardens. church. Plainfield. were Thursday luncheon guests of ination in an informal and unusual —Elaine Likos, Grand Avenue, —Robert Painter Sr., of 1449 up a Joint secretariat for the con- news conference recently. He made —Ronald Jeffrey, infant son of Mrs. Seeman Lustig, Silze rAve- •&••• will entertain Saturday in honor Kenneth Hausman has been ap- Oak Tree Road has returned home —The first executive meeting of nue." The Stillmans were former ference, which will handle house- it plain that he will announce in Mr. and Mrs. John Dering, Homes pointed assistant to Mr. Rhodes. after having undergone . major keeping details. Park Avenue, was christened Sun- of her birthday. Guests expected School 15 PTA was held Tuesday residents of Iselin. Mr. Stillman November that he is running again. are Ruth and Roberta Frick, Judy Paul Koch is in charge of statis- surgery at Rahway Memorial Hos- evening at the home of Mrs. Les- has passed away since they moved day by Rev. John Wilus at St. Ce- tics with his brother, Gus assist*- pital. celia's Church. The sponsors were Marshall, Lucille Carlo, and Jo- ter Jentis Bender Avenue, presi- to California. seph Ruscito of Menlo Park, Jo- ing. Robert Gassaway is also as- —Mr. and Mrs. William Seaman, dent. The first meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Burns, Ro- sisting Graham Bardsley and —Arthur Sanguilano, son of Sports Roued-Up sephine Soriano, Newark; Mr. and 98 Pleasant Avenue, announce the held today at the school at 2:30 Staff Sergeant Joseph and Mrs. selle. Attending the dinner later in Msr. Edward Burch, Belleville; and Walter Goos with recruiting and birth of a son at Perth Amboy P. M. All members are urged to (Continued from Sports Page the afternoon were the baby's training , workers for the youth Sanguilano, who are stationed at? sister, Patricia. General Hospital. attend as this is a very important McGuire Air Force Base at The Recreation Department has lined up a series of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mi- —Mrs. Walter Andrews, Homes budget. Richard Kerr is assisting. —Charles A. Dilkes, 43 Juliet meeting. chael Florio, Roselle Park and Mrs. Richard M,enke with publicity. Wrightstown, spent a week with indoor dances for the winter months. . . . Local bow- Park Avenue, will entertain on Street, who has been a surgical —The Woman's Club of Iselin his maternal grandparents, Mr. Robert Kinniburgh, Elizabeth; Mr. Saturday at a double birthday par- Earl Smith, recruiter of workers patient for several months after will hold the first meeting of the men are anxiously awaiting the opening of the archery and • Mrs. John Donneli and son, is being aided by John Morgan. major surgery at Efrst Orange and Mrs. Fred Mess, 112 Warwick M&x and Johru Jr., Plainfielct. ty for her daughters. Pamela was season Wednesday, September 21, Street. hunting season, which is scheduled for October 15. ... five years old last Sunday and Others attending the meeting Veteran's Hospital has returned at 1 P. M. at First Presbyterian Bill Bendzeleski, last year's freshman star quarterback, This date also marked the seventh Debra will be three tomorrow. The were: Andrew Hunter, Mrs. Rich- home to recuperate. Church of Iselin meeting room, wedding anniversary of Mr. and guests expected are Irene,' Jane ard'Kerr and Mrs. W. W. Warman. —September 29 is the deadline Oak Tree Road. The guest speaker PLANE LANDS ON TRUCK has practically clinched a varsity starting role and the Mrs. Dering. and Mary Ann "O'Donnell, Susan for new. residents to register for will be Miss Arnold of New Jersey OROFINO, Idaho—Merel Bow- success of the Barrons this fall may hinge on his ability —Mr. and Mrs. William Robert and Patricia Lawrence, Susan Savo, David Shandolow, Jimmy voting in November. BeH Telephone Company. . H<>ler, 45-year-old pilot of a light Scharff and children William, Jr., Schreiber, Christine Burulia, Pat- Short and Jimmy Thompson; also ••*—Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell, topic will be "Gems of Romance." plane, was letting his plane down to direct the team. . . . With the material on hand, Patricia and Thomas, Elizabeth ty and Terry Lucanegro, Michael Lois, Valerie and Jeffrey -Light. Charles Street, were week end —-Mrs. Forrest Pigott and Mrs.for a routine landing. Instead of •look for Frank Capraro to mold one of the best defen- Avenue, have returned Vom a va- and Kathleen Burns, Lucille, Carol —Mr. and Mrs. J. Pintak, Har- guests of Mr. and. Mrs. Axel Back, Leo Thomas, members of ilselin hitting the landing strip, the plane cation spent at Ortley Beach. and ASalerie Calabrese, Linda rison Avenue, celebrated their Lincoln Park. They attended the Chemical Hook and Ladder Co. landed, piggy-back-style, on top sive lines in the county. . . . Jim Remenar started the —Ruth Ann Newell, Home's Park funeral Sunday of a former Mas- District 11 Ladies' Auxiliary rep- of a truck. The truck driver, Lloyd Avenue, was 6 years old last Fri- Goodman, and their cousin, J. D. fifteenth wedding anniversary last bowling season off on a happy note by rolling a 258 Williams. week by spending the day at ter JSergeant of the U. S. Air Force, resented their organization Satur- Coons, 27, said he wasn't aware of game in the Bowl-Mor House League. . . . Don Aquila, day, when the family had dinner —In honor of their eighth wed- Keansburg and having dinner brother-in-law of Mr. Maxwell. day at the State Convention held what had happened until a wing with the grandparents, Mr. and ding anniversary Tuesday TVEr. andthere. He had resided in Paterson for at Atlantic City. of the plane tipped and he saw the a bright prospect on the Woodbridge foootball squad, Mrs. Raymond Arlington. Union. Mrs. Richard L. Sirmott, Washing- the past eight years having been —Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thomas and shadow. No one was hurt and injured his ankle during the recent Somerville scrim- —Robert Issler, Harrison Ave- ton Avenue, entertained at dinner V. S. auto makers face German retired from service. Burial was children, Helen, Richard, and 'damage to the plane and truck nue, had a double celebration for 'squeeze." \ in the National Gemetery at Ar- was surprisingly slight. mage and may be out for the rest of the season. his fourth birthday. Last Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holl,' Mont- Leona, attended a birthday party day he entertained his playmates, clair and Mr. and Mrs. John Sin- as follows: Judy and Joe Schortz.i nott, Bloomfield; and later went Christine and Caiiene McMahon, to a show. Michael and Collette DeVivi, Lin- —Birthday greetings this week da and Jack Praisner, Laurie and to Diane Playter, Park Avenue, Nancy Miller, Kathie Gero, Ann four years old Tuesday; Veronica ATCH Cahill, ttiana and Gregory Mc- Rutkowski, Woodx-uff Street, and Carthy and his sister Carol. Sun- the Capozzi sisters, Andrea and Linda, Grand Avenue. Anniversary day's guests were his grandparr eats, Mr. and Mrs. D. Morrice, congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Irvington and Mrs. Barbara Iss- George Kacinko, Park Avenue, ler; 'Mr. and Mrs. Walter Housel, married 7 years last Sunday; to South Plainfield; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Rickvalsky, Charles Rohrman and daughter Harrison Avenue, 10 years on the JoAnn, Pompton Plains; Mr. and8th, and to Mr. and Mrs. Thad Mrs. Charles Abrimitis, and chil- Rutkowski, Woodruff Street. Drive with care .. .EVERYWHERE! dren, Chris and Susie, Hillside; —The annual fund drive of the Mr. and Mrs. R. Kirkianko and Iselin Free Public Library Associa- daughter, Karen, Newark; and tion will soon be under way. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. Harbac and chil- Clarence Bower, 144 Sonora Ave- dren, Barbara and Joseph. nue, has been named chairman, —Mr. and Mrs. John Tinnesz, and anyone wishing to volunteer Jr.,vMr. and Mrs. Michael Codd, service may contact Mrs. Bower. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bongart, Mr. —A special county meeting of and Mrs. Joseph Pentz and Mr,,the Women's Auxiliary to the Mid- and Mrs. Carl Ziesmer, all of dlesex Rehabilitation and Polio Homes Park avenue, spent Satur- Hospital, North Brunswick, has day night together—having cock- been called for Monday evening, September 19 at 8 o'clock at the tails at the Tinnesz home, dinner 1 r «• ' at the Stockholm in Somerville, hospital. and back to Mr. and Mrs. Zjes- —Mr. and Mrs. James Light and nier's for the rest of the evening*-. daughter, Brenda, Washington ./ - > —Mr. and Mrs. George Natusch, Avenue, were hosts at a barbe- Elizabeth Avenue, entertained at cue and wienie, roast Saturday a family party Saturday night for night in their yard. The guests, the eighth birthday of their son, schoolma1(3s of Brenda % were: Eugene and the fifth birthday of Mary Johns, Carol Kondras, Jo- "i their niece, Janie Iacovelli. The Ann Rutnik, Linda and Andrea t ,- guest 'list included the grandpar- i Capozzi, Maureen and Patrick ents, Mr. Norman Iacovelli and Donoghue, Paul Herpich, Billy

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