II I,Hi Olir Family of *VW 55,000 Complete New*, Pictures Headers is a Valuable Market i -, Presented Fairly, dearly And Impartially Each Week f:jjfi• i XUX-NO. 8 WOODBRlDOa, N. J./ftltffiBDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 Mom ThomUT ]• »t II t, WoodbridH, n, j. PRICE EIGHT CENTS

•» Sweetness •if 'V«* and Planning Board Rejects Bid Light For 200-Home Development, .,, IIAKI.F.S E. OMGOW

,, ,nly opportunity it i since its creation, Citing Lack of Classrooms .iidbridgc Township ,, Board took a firm Bill! i a dear view on real- Democrats Sit Leisurely and Gleefully Eventual 200 iU!,i rejected a brand new

;1(.ilt ion for a large-scale As Foes Split into Primary Factions More in Area * .,„, development. WOODBRIDGE — The Re- to have made an Impreiwive offensive again.it Mr, Graham's * * * * pmbllcan party in Wnodbridfe showing for a newcomer to lo- leadership as she has In pre- Township will settle a loni- cal politic*. The organization vious years, Is Mrs, John W. Also Weighed I ,, ,,f course, does not wethlnit factional dispute In the candidate for Town Committee- Boos who was Mr. Wight's ac- WOODBRIDOE — In one bold ,,, mat the application primary election Tuesday, u It* man from the First Ward, Eu- tive and effective supporter. solidly-unified Democratic op- gene Gery, Is being opposed by Joining with Mrs. BOM, M he stroke Monday night, which Trill ,:,,y rejected. Th« Plan- pwitlon sits leisurely and glee- Benjamin I. Kantor. has previously, Is Fred Strahl undoubtedly win the approval «t , Hoard under theenab- fully by. In addition, there are several who Is contesting for election wiw«' """"jmonejpwithou, n. iw«vt v^i»y- liam Yorke in the Second Ward, 1m , . . „ .,„ «... 'tor freedom which culminated ln Woodbrldge, May 8 at 8 P.M. V To Continue Drive called for that purpose, but when 4. Window service at post office j atlon and the continued ability of may go on together to win ln No- the session began, Mr. Tanzman but has ftlM encour- the Exodus -f or the going forth | The announcement was made m will be limited to 8'A hours perj y opponent to work for one- WOODBRIDGE — Robert vember 'and give the people an from Egypt. by Philip M. Peck, chairman of said, "Mr. Gregory declared he tiipm. If for no other day beginning April 15 from 8:30 P«ty autocratic rule in our local Brown, chairman of the 1957 Red honest, business-like administra- the forum, which is being spon- didn't believe the problem is one l they hav; r»«en en- Habbi Buniuel Newberger. of to 5 P.M. government." Cross Drive, announces fund col tion," Mr. Graham continued. of engineering, but one of schools." " „.,,, . L'^j. Congregation Adalh Israel, In his sored by the Colonia Council of hv }h 5. Deliveries to business areas Mr. Simonsen then went on to lections will be continued to afford ,,ui uy wic «n •»»» | pdggover message to the Civic Associations on the sub- Mr. Graham, who Is also Rep- School Already Overcrowded , annua will be restricted to a maximum of charge that his opponents "had everyone an opportunity to par- ject, What Will Revaluation ublican Municipal chairman, went "Mr. Oregory pointed out to i which purchasers!jeW|Sh people of the community, two per day also effective April attempted to kill an open and free ticipate. Only 60 per cent of the us," Mr. Tanzman continued, „ been promiMd •—and | calls the festival • "the birth of Mpan to. Us?" on to say: "For several years now, 15. primary election." He further total returns are in. Bad weather 1 fought what seemed to be' a |pne "that some of the classes in School* • ii .— I freedom." Mr. Switz has agreed to ad- 6. Reimbursement to employees charged that Fred Strahl, one of and sickness have kept the soli- battle Tm many Important Issues. 18, which would serve that area, , dress the Forum, Mr. Feck said. purchasers, (yiite utt-i Me writes; for purchases of uniforms for the his supporters, had lost a county citors from completing assign- When it was very unpopular to are already on double session and " Other speakers of note will also Quarter will be suspended. The job of hauling voting machines, ments, • he asked us If we would advocate • ndiibly, now represent ! ush"Mondaw ln yth eveninge Passove, Aprir l festival15, will. make such a statement, I came out i ,tronsiestvoc*l objection be present, he stated. The pub- ^mandatory date of April 22 for because "Mr; Btrahl believed and Mr. Bjown explained the Red for revaluation because I felt, triple sessions. Mr. Oregory went T* Passover is an anthem singing vtc- lic is Invited. earing Items of uniform In con- worked for an open and free pri- on to say that who Is legally right leuluation. torlously ln the heart of nature Cross has been called upon to give along with Charles Gregory, edi- formity with new specifications mary. After 15 years of service to tor of the Independent-Leader, or legally wrong is not Important, and the soul of man. It Is cele- heavy financial assistance to dis- will be extended to 30 days after Woodbridge Township, Mr. Strahl aster sufferers since the drive was that It was the only way to get but whether or not school facili- u- * - -, «wfl»»Wng the triumph of life over Fords Man is Arrested o the resumption of allowance pay- had to pay a shttMful toll for his started depleting the sum set sufficient money* to build schools. ties will be available for the chil-' ,( oi us who for many ^ whlte death 0, wtater and th8 On, Complaint by Minor ments. faith in the MKrlcan Way of aside each year, The worst The recent Supreme Court deci- dren who would live in the deveN liave oppoitd unre-1quenchless yearning of man for 7. The issuance of money orders Life. I speak now of a man who months for such disasters are still sion at long last has taken the ppment, Was. Indeed important. devrlonment have ^ny and freedom. will be suspended at all offices of had guts enough to petition for . "It wait on that basis Mr. Ore-* luvciopmenv, nave Mjuthowh thl3 Mmy is com. WOODBRIDGI Edward ahead.. matter out of the hands of petty Wykes, 52. Dunbar Avenue, Fords, first and second class effective my candidacy lor Mayor, ... I politicians. I publicly, at Town- gory made a motion we reject the. mi opposition on the monly known as Passover, there In expressing his gratitude for appeared before Magistrate An- April 20. Detailed Instructions have argued' that my opponent ship meetings, mged closer Co- application. Mr. Madison seconded > are three more names attached to the efforts of those who have-com- fact that drew D. Desmond this week on a will be Isucd by the Postmaster have done more to keep, .Democrats operation between the Town Conv the motion and It was carried un-i It: One "Chag HamaUos,' the leneral. ln office than any man in Wood- pleted their reports, Mr. Brown anlmpusry." iHd not possibly gear complaint Involving a minor girl. added an urgent plea that ell mittce and the Board of Educa- Feast of the Unleavened Bread, brldge Township. By removing Mr. Tahiiman revealed it is net Wykes waived hearing In, the lo- workers attempt to make complete tion. in of school and mu- for no leaven Is permissible dur- Mr. Strahl, a faithful Republican, only the 200 homes that cal court and Wag held under reports as soon as possible. ,"I stood alone," he continued ing l^s observance of eight days; he has given the Democrats an- Brothers wants to erect that _ . . 1 lai-iiities to the same $5,000 ball.' The complaint was Vandalism, Theft "at many a budget hearing giving two 'Zman Chayrusayna,' the other job opening to All." fluenced the Planning Board lai't' signed by Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt, ENDORSE CANDIDATES constructive criticism on Town- hat wo were travelling Season of Our Freedom, the deli- Suppr«a*»n Chanced its decision, but the fact of the Juvenile Bureau. WOODBRIDGE — The First ship budg.ets, which I, as an ac- neoes- verance from slavery into, free- Blamed on Minors (Contiu on Page Eight) t dom; three. Chag Ho-oviV the "What is tlie nature of a lead- Ward Republican Club and its countant, felt I had the ability to give. And although I went very conservative Festival of Spnns.. Of, all the COMPLETES COURSE WOODBRIDGE — A series of ership that removes poll clerks Woman's Unit met Monday at 478 through a bartage of criticism am that in order to give [names, I prefer the one that em- WOODBRIDGE — A 3/c Ron- acts of vandalism and petty from office because they believe in Rahway Avenue, and endorsed a stnear campaign, I helped weed Banko is Charged \ phasizes 'Freedom' In this name ald A. Czajkowsk.1, son of Mr. and thievery was reported to the police a free primary election: Some Malcolm Forbes for Governor, Ar- full educational out the deadwood ln the Repub- we find thie connotation of the Mrs, Anthony Csajkowskl, 14 Van ,his week and 6i?t. Kenneth Van Republican potfifteiks in the Sec- nold S. Oraham for mayor and ! lican Party — those who had only .w,s we are desper- great drama of an oppressed peo- Buron 8treet, has completed un Pelt, head of the Juvenile Bureau, ond Ward have not been certified Eugene Oery for First Ward Com- (Continued on Page Eight) With Non-Support 1 m need of 20 new ple clamoring for freedom, electrlclann course at Francis E. said yesterday lie expects to take (Continued on Page Eight) mitteeman. " That which thji / fathers Warren Air Force Bwe, Wyoming. Iinto custody a group of minors WOODBRIDQE - Patrolman A\ houses of 15 rooms have bequeathed to thce, earn it He Is a feraduato of Woodbrlrige before the week is up. Charles Banko of the Woodbridge, ,^ We have two which anew if thou wouldst keep It,' High School, Class of 1956, and Dr. George Frederick, one of the police department is scheduled to> Ip jl''i..t the drawing-board wrote Goethe. To the 'Four Ques- Is at home on furlough before owners pf the former Albee estate, uppcHi' voluntarily before Mag1»« H tions" propounded by the child leaving for assignment in Hawaii. lolonla, reported considerable trate Thomas L. Hanson in-BdUKim •% (editor's note: On the seder night His new address Is A 3/c Ronald damage was done to the property Township next Thursday to an-,^ the youngest child usually U6ks Ozajkowskl, AF 12509409. 6486 A. including the theft of pipes from swer a complaint of lum-suppotji Jour questions concerning the B. SQA, PO 953, Ban Francisco,, the pipi organ. \ • •< of an Infant. The complaint was i> a true) p»hk to (Continued on Page Eight) 6, California. Mrs. Ruth Singer, 4i Trafalgar filed by Henry Mets, Edison Wel- i (U'fenselen children, Drive, Oak BWge Eeveloptnentj fare director. nothing of eonscten- discovered yesterday tl|ut someone Last January, Patrolman Bankq ^ had .slashed cushions on two wad found guilty in Magistrate ll( irresponsible' Complaints l' nts. Fully aware of wuches on the patio at the rear Hanson's court In a paternity suit |nueity, sino^ bus'loads of her home and also cut strings brought by Mrs. Gloria Scully, & around her flower beds, widow. 152 Fifth Street. Clara to is can be seen daily Provoke Rebuke by MayorSeventy-five feet of clothes Ufte Barton section of Edison, whet Hi.i;,,sinL' the town in WOODBRI1X3E — Mayor Hugh other departments in, the Munici- were cut up ,in the yard of Mrs. testified that the Woodbridge ' winter nwrn- B. Qulgley, In it statement to the pal Building. Louis Peragallo, 33 Trafalgar police officer wu» the father of he* James O'Nell, Board of Health Drive and Mrs. Jqmes Martin, S3 infant son born June 19, 1958 [.illlll Board of Health Tuesday night, •'venings Bo they at declared that "something should Inspector, then told the Board Street,, Isetin, not only At the time of the hearing, tliat accompanied by & reporter of found her clothes line out but $50 Bunko was ordered. to pay $8 A tj«t half »n edjuca- be done to stop folks from making l Tjie Independent-Leafier, he vis- worth of wash stolen from the week for the support of the batyy, ' - wenL serenely on our false and irresponsible state- ments." ited the Belland houM that eve- line. peudiiig iui appeal. The appeal hus not been heard as yet. * |ctiin|K)undlng.Qiwr error. He referred to registered letter ning, not finding any one home Arthur Sens, 96 Old Road, Se- The complaint, according to'Mr, i^aid of location, received Tuesday morning by flurln$ the day.'HK said he found waren, reported to the police Metvs' office, setfi forth that Bunko, Health Officer Harold J. Bailey. surface water in the cellar, not Tuesday that two hub caps were with the conse- despite the order of the court, lias Both the letter and signature were sewerage. When »s surface water, the water l reported the theft of a wheel for the thna tost." Board d$iid, pro- ment complaining "bout * EpUCATOP AND FUND ftAISER.8 work Aide by Hide to protect people from cane«r. At riiflil, Sid- would run out and It It was the and to from a car parked at tu> Mayor Hugh B. Quigley W|t*r backing' Into their cellar. MJ F. #O«. New Brunswick, * native of Woodbrldge and a member of an old Woodbrldie family. first WO.homeiiln sewer, it would back up. The place, of business. day on iwrnlng of the new com* They stated they would he forced clialrmtn of the Middlesex County Education Committee fur the American t!»nctr Hooiety, dts- iimate water mi off, he said. .Two wheels and two white wall plaint fifed against the patrolman 1 to'dace vraite- in buckets at the cusiwilht qwaulslk of the serpent-baudled Sword of Hope—symbol uf {the society—wit U Mrs. 'Ntt Town Pwbton ttnjB tare stolen from a car p**|ed aulslk of t p said h« and ppjloa comjnlsuontif l,f in the dbid d Fd til L. Charles i ley aajd an, .wnter lft, not tlie re. Miluitutlon of funds at this over Station WQR-TV. New York. 1 of WoodbrWie. Members of the squad are seen lifting one of the three men Injured In i crash when MRS. LEOPHOLD1NA SCHMIDT J!" j^, HarolHa d HlncchfVahf s is survlired by a daughter iiiiuiii'; April 2J, the UJA com-Channel 9, on Sunday mornings at the car Involved leaped a center Island, crossed over the tonthbound lane, ttnwk a light standard, FORDS — Mrs. Leophotdina d Rt Rev Ms«r. enable* Stanley Swlecickl; four son, •in!t *liiiirman; May 2, a general Parlor by the men and women who ac-Carteret Senior of Peace church. ' Members of the Rosary Society of I C&rteret and at Holy FIT, .leftin? at Mr. Laden's home with tually had the experiences. A mod- Carteret Girl Sunday n . • ft r L Surviving are her husband. An- ^ james church and the Ladles''church, Carteret, In Bclafsky, chairman; May 4, a erator gives brief comments of In- ! Hurt in tar Lrash drew J.Schmidt; a daughter, Mrs. Auxl]lary of p^t 441a, V.F.W.I Burial waa In the Most 11 cues of cocktail parties at var- spirational nature, designed to Addresses Qub Ferd Prehm; three sons, John O.. , | « escorts. Trinity Cemetery, Brooklyn show how everyone can rely on j Berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. werf 1OTOrary mus homes; May 12, final clean- WOODBRIDGE — A Newark Hans J. and Henry A. Schmidt; 13 , God's help effectively, WOODBRIDOE — Miss Chris Samuel Berg, 'ip with Bernard Ooen In charge. and his son were seriously in- j grandchildren and eight great- ELIZABETH TUREK CLAIS COCHKANE Safshlnsky, a member of the. w MRS Milton Ooldhmer, a regional Dr. Albert Richman, Woodbridge jured Saturday afternoon when grandchildren; three &Ut«s, Mrs. ( AVENEL — Mrs. Elizabeth ISKLIN — Funeral servi MEETING TONIGHT senior class of Caretret High VJA director, was present at the their car went out of control op I HeHenryy Moog; Mrs. Russell Vroom, ^^ 441 1122 CornelCornelll SStreet, , died cc la LLr CCochrane. . 99 1 B!kB.!k.. WOODBRIDOK —The Parents' School, was guest speaker at Mon-! optometrist, son of Mr. and Mrs. meeting. Jose h Route 9, near the Main Street;Edison; Mrs. Russell Cosgrove,!Tueg(jay gt Muhlenberg Hospitall, Boulevard, wen helh d Satuni,; Auxiliary of the Woodbrld«e Little day's meeting of the Mothers Club J> Richman, 2065 71st Street, Brooklyn. SundarTtoon at Adath exit, and craahed into a light pole,; Plainfleld; two brothers, John ,ptemflei(i after a brief illness. I the Runyon Funeral •Hegpc.v,, Freedom of speach gives you theLeague and Pony League will hold of Woodbridge at the home of Mrs. Israel Synagogue. a state highway intersection sign,Bchmltt, Baton Rouge. La.; Aloy-i she ls ,ury|ved by her husband, chen. rii;ht to say what you pleaw, sub- a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Henry Warner, Westfleld. Rabbi Samuel Newberger will and a concrete post of the bridge sius Schmitt. Edison. Anton J. Turek; a daughter, Carol, j Rev. William MacLean jccL only to such censorship as may St. James' School cafeteria, to The Carteret girl showed slides perform the ceremony. The couple over Main Street. The body is at the Flynn andand a J., Jr.; five si«-;of Centenary Methodist c,v bt imposed by your good judgment which all interested adults are in- taken while on a tour of Europe will then leave for a wedding trip The driver ot the car was Robert Son Funeral" Home" , 23 Ford Ave- C~ Mra Batta and Mrs. officiated. Burial was in H, and conscience, vited. with 104 other students sponsored to San Jiian, Puerto Rico. Pattan, 117 Grove Street, Bloom- nue. Friends may call todijy from|John guagyi Woodbridge; Mrs. Cemetery. Metuchen. by the National Student Council field, who was but slightly injured.! 1 to 10 PM. Funeral services will !Stepnen Barkazi and Mrs. Harold The pall bearers were M, for Better International relations. Inpoor condition at Perth Amboy! be held tomorrow 8:30. with Zabel Colonia; and Mrs .William Niemsyk. Robert LeOates. w;. The student* were housed by fam- General Hospital where he was solemn requiem Mass at Our Lady icharney, Laurel Springs. j Schubert, James Johnson y ilies in the cities they visited with Theatre Party taken by the Woodbridge Emer- of Peace Church. Burial will be in ] . service will be con- Rode and John-Queenen arrangement* made by PTAs, Wo- A prayei gency Squad is Fred Reed, 50, 134 St. Marys Cemetery. 'ducted tonight at 7:30 at the Grei- men's Clubs and schools. MALE HELP WANTED Plans Outlined Fourth Avenue, Newark. He is ner Funeral Home, 44 Green A good wa^ to get burmd Mrs. James Sherrard was wel- being treated for head Injuries, MRS. MARY HORVATH Street. fall asleep smoking a <:,>/,<• comed a new member by Mrs. Wil- AVENEL—Plans were completed lacerations of the face and scalp. PORT READING — Mrs. Mary liam Kuralnczky. president. for a theatre party to attend a Reed's son, William, 20, is in Horvath. 10, 35 Spruce Street, Plans were furthered for the an- performance of "Can-Can" at the "fair" condition at the hospital j formerly of Carteret. died Satur- j SALESMAN nual dance recital June 15 at the Paper Mill Playhouse, by the •where he Is being treated for a 5 day at the Perth Amboy General j Barron Avenue School by the Ladies' Auxiliary of Avenel Fire fractured nose, possible head In-1 Hospital. A resident of Port Read- OUTGROWING pupils of Miss Helen Luery for the Company, at a meeting Tuesday juries, and multiple lacerations of 1 ing for 29 years, she was a mem- (Saturday Interview) at the firehouse. The affair will be benefit of the Barron Library. Mrs. the face and scalp. ; ber of the Hungarian Seventh Day YOUR HOME? held April 28, with Mrs. Walter Louis Gabriel Is chairman. i Adventist Church, Perth Amboy, ton'! Sell Ultll Tti CMMH Meyer as chairman. Members We are seeking an outstanding man to join our Mrs. William Mazurek, librar- A GENTLE WARNING Surviving are her husband, Jo- FlktSIDE MALTY should meet at the flrehouse at Sales Staff as our representative in this area. Previous ian, distributed leaflets on garden- The audience was very unkind:seph Horvath; two daughters.! 7:15 P. M. After the performance, Ing and travel the latter including at the speaker's temperance lec-!\jrs. James Bodi, Port Reading; Beer Sales Is not necessary, but a proven record Of the group will dine at the Blue places to take children in and and kept interrupting. At | and Mrs. James Thomas, Los An- successful selling is required. Star Ion. ture t« Mil w km >«»Wlr, around New Jersey. Mrs. Mazurek last he hired a former prize- geles; and one grandchild. j prkr \i inn k*m* h t A bowling social will be held home, n« m«Ncf what pfk* y*u also showed a carefully planned fight to keep order. That night he Funeral services were held Tue$-1 * This challenging permanent position Is offered to May 25 at the Rahway Recreation «H Ml«i (nil "III ji»l ytu it- map of a trip abe hopes to -make contruted the contentment day from the Synowiecki Funeral | a salesman between the ages of 28 to 40 and a Gradu- Cteter. Mrs".* John Loctde. chair- wtlh her family this summer. home life with the squalor of i Home, 46 Atlantic Street, Carteret, i man, announced plans will be ate of High School. Must be aggressive and alert, de- A new Slat* will be presented at drunkenness. ^Bev. Charles J. Sohlizvonn oflfi-1 furthered at a committee meeting pendable and mature. the next meeting at the home of "What Is It we want when we elating. Burial was in the Clovtr- at her home, Overlook Avenue, Mrs. William Harned with Mrs. return home from our daily toil?" Ieaf Park Cemetery. In addition to a good starting salary a complete Edward P. Keating as co-hostess. Colonia, May 7. Members of the Fire Company, Exempts, Commis- he asked. "What do we want to ( Company-paid Welfare and Vacation is offered. We The nominating committee is Mrs. MRS. ELEANORE SERENTINO \ sioners and wives are invited to ease our burden, to gladden our invite qualified applicants to investigate this oppor- Warner, Mrs. Andrew Menko and - WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Elea-! attend. heartc; to bring smiles to our Mrs. Frank Baumgartner. faces and joyous songs to our nore Serentino, 184 Grove Avenue, tunity in person at our branch office. See Mr. Oeiger Mrs. Peter Greco, chairman, an- Saturday between 9 A. M. and 1P.M. lips? formerly of Perth Amboy, died nounced the County Fair will be Tuesday at her home. Widow of' BABY SHOWER held June 1 on the firehouse He paused for effect, and in the COLONIA — Mrs. Frederick M. grounds. A meeting of the commit- silence the voice of the keeper of Adams was hostess Tuesday night tee will take place April 30 at the peace could be heard: at a baby shower in her home fter home of Mrs. Greco. "Mind, the first guy that says Mrs. John Royle, he» next door P. BALLANTINE and SON Tentative plans were made for beer, out he goes with a bang!" neighbor. Mrs. Royle ls the former a "luncheon is served" party in Dorothy Jacobs, Sewaren. Guests "AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE" \ 2 West Bergen Place Red Bank, N. J. September, with Mrs. Godfrey were Mrs. Elizabeth Damite, Mrs. An "Agreement in Principle"! Thompson, chairman. Alvin Nielsen, Mrs. Grant Nlms, that President Elsenhower will go: Mrs. Frank- Wanca, Mrs. P. Mrs. C. J. Montazzoli, all of Col- as far as the law allows In mak- Greco and Mrs. Jacob E&gig, presi- onia; Mrs. Francis Banlield, Mrs. ing atomic warheads available to dent, represented the auxiliary at Edward Goodale, Mrs. Charles the British in emergencies was a County Auxiliary meeting yes- Farr. Mrs. Richard Jannl, Mrs. one of the major results of the terday ' at the North Brunswick Windsor Lakta, Mrs. Joseph Mc- recent Elsenhower * MacMUlan -at- firehouse. Laughlin, all of Woodbridge. talks at Bermuda. An interesting talk on "allergies" was given by Dr. Irving Zucker- EXPORTS UP PUBLIX PHARMACY Gorgeous TO RECEIVE CHARTER berg. t U. S. exports totaled more than I8BLIN . — The newly-organ- The dark horse prize was award- $1,500,000,000 in February, ac- 91 Main Street, Woodbridge CANDY ized Cub Scout Troop, sponsored ed Mrs. Theodore Artym. Hos- cording to the Commerce Depart- fay School 18 PTA, will receive itstesses were Mrs. Elmer Dragos, ment, which pointed out that this charter tonight at 7:45 at the Mrs. Harold Deter, Mrs. Loriiue was about 5 per cent below the BASKETS Green Street flrehouse. One par-Eidsen, Mrs. Stanley Derewsky, January total but 16 per cent ent of each boy must attend to Miss Marie Deter, Mrs. Albert En- higher than the figure for Feb- aign the charter. % gel and Mrs. Ida DJLeo. ruary, 1958. 79c t0 4 95

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HOLLAND HALLMARK X SONS Visit Our Sh6wreora ut ^ 466 Ami OT Anw«, EASTER -YW 04TT OT TOI OflN I A. ML to I-I OPEN EVENINGS m 10 0'GLO(iK . ••••;,r'w"»*s.TiEr '-• I , W*«.?f*'r*>t5 I;X .KJfPSWBW " ny(M;JflJ;Jj LEADER THURSDAY, A^IL 11, 1967 PAGE THREE Woodbridge Girl is First Activities Listed |ffi! ,<> > Davis Campbells to Sail ,,| ai Shower Soon for Holland Entry in Beauty Contest By Association | WOODBRIOQE — Miss Doris | ,ms ivverly Davfc, WOODBRIDGE -- Leonard M, AVE.N'KI Mt,v F P. O'ConttOT -,,, mid Mrs. Katko, 559 Bamford Avenue, ta (he nni! Mis. Ksir! Pmlth led the de- ,,C»nu>t}cl). son.,JDI Mr, and MM. th"*• BETROTHAL TOM): Mrs. Ar-[ The Mijs Middlesex County bell's mother, Mrs. L, W. Mason, new material nnd patterns, Mil. , MI'S. Llllte Abbott, vln Shaffer, 15 ,F Bunns Lane. Pageant for the first time will be will go with them, and thty are Daniel Howell. cancer dressing Mis Howard Elchler, VVeodbridKf, announces the en- held in Woodbridge, at the Ban on also taking Rhapsody, the dog, chairman, repoitod 1.499 dressta^ Mrs Stanley KrUpo- K*ftetMttt »( her daughter, Vlr- Avenue School, June 3. ;.; itlH'rlnf Arent, Lm- nnd Pederlci, the cat. made at \hc last four meeting*, gtnla, to Joseph A. ZMto, Jr., Girls between the ages of II and A graduate of Woobridge High She requf-sted doimtlons of dean. .,,,|)hcn Llpka. Mrt.> son «f Mr. and Mm. Joseph A. •28, single and who have lived in 'School in 1935, Mr. Campbell W»» whit* mntrrluls. ' „„ Mis. David Bill 7,i*ko, S59 Compton Avenue. Middlesex County six month! prior elected to Phi Bet* Kappa at ; ,vdos nnd Mrs. David Perth Amboy. to the contest, may obtain applica- t Mrs. Andrew Hunter reported Oft Brown, University from Which he MISS DORIS RATKO Mfa 'Shaffer, a 'graduate of tion blanks to enter the contest by 'the Sprnv; Presbyterlal meeUng was graduated In 1941. During the WoodbrMie Hlxh School, clan writing Miss Middlesex County iTiicsdny at the Plalnfleld Preaby- war, he was it Major in tht Army of 1958, Is employed at RariUn Pageant, Box 45. South River, at- ! terlan Church. Announcement was Adjutant General's division. He Arsenal. Her fiance, Is a grad- tention Carlton Doeler, Fire Department made by Mrs. Carl Hacker of an hood Names then served as assistant dean of uate of Middlesex County Vo- evpnlns? Pri«byterisl meetlngt Mir admissions at Brown, and has also rattonal and Technical Hlfh 7, with lutuheno at 6:30 at the te of Officers been associated with Liberty Mu- School, Class of 1952. Re served Set-up Outlined Second Presbyterian Church, Rail | tual Insurance Co. and the Spring- 'our years in the Nan and is Pastor. Outlines way. Reservations must be field Fire and Marine Co. His wife smfloyed by Carpenters Union WOOOBRIDOE — Woodbridge i with Mrs. ftanoker by May 3. ;IX!E .- The Sister- is the former Nancy Mason, East Local 65. It wns announced by Mrs. 6t<» ' Adath Is- Greenwich, R. I. Holy Week Plans fire District 1, which comprises t j nd«y nt the Wood- Woodbridge proper and Sewaren. phen ViRh. chairman, the United Womt'u, will hold an t»«-" ;, community Center AVENEL — Dr. Charles S. Mac- mffered 11,500,000 In property Kenzie, pastor of the First Presby- nual Fellowship luncheon at .,VH1 outmnn presid- losses from fire during 1»56, ac- i - ., . _. . ;) inal Performance teiian Church, announces this 1U K New Republican wrdfng to James Zahrer. of the i .'^ Woo

...-chairman, Mm. !2T 7 Pil. and Mrs. May Reid organized in 1927. Holland Furnace Co. ;.uu the committee Randolph has reported that 92 A letter will be sent to three as- Opens Local Branch (reservations have been made to semblymen endorsing Senator Brady's assembly bill 340. to Kin reported on thejdate WOODBR1DOE - The World's program book Mn. Arlene Janderup Leahy Is abolish the feeding of uncooked largest Installers of home heating in id thanked the in charge of the bulletin board for garbage to hogs used for human, and aid-conditioning systems, The mementoes and anyone having ar- consumption. Holland Furnace Company, has ilurn Coojper an- ticles of Interest Is asked to get in Plans were made to attend the opened a branch office at 466 Am- onrg Bh&bbat, oo- touch with her. Mrs. Ann Parsons Junior convention at Atlantic City boy Avenue, Woodbridge. The lo- • ihe Woodbridge QUlnn stated that a group picture May 11 to 19, with a ten-member cal office is under the manage- will be taken at the reunion. ,.I1JSM!I, May 4. 2:30 delegation. ment of AM. Mundy and will be inc uf Mrs. Herman The next committee session Is Miss Anne Baumgarten was wel- open dally from 8 AJM to 5 PH. Pal k Drive. The cur- scheduled for Monday, 8 PM-, atcomed as a new member. Miss An opening announcement ap- a.-i Temptation," by tfie home of Mrs. Leahy, 714 Har-Baumgarten served as hospitality pears elsewhere in todays paper. ! wil be reviewed by rell Avenue. chairman for the social hour. in.in, a native Israeli i to an American, H-siiient of Colonla. :. ix led by Mrs. Bob- ! Mis. Jack Laden. :i> will meet April TAKE THE FAMILY •'•iiiv of Mrs. Irving itn viv Husbands are I New Jersey Branch OUT TO DINNER i • . Cooper on "Israel tumny. tnooth and for loday't • and Mrs, Uurenw igpport yaur liguK tlim InthisM, iminmratlon L«w«," Easter Sunday dinner out! A Naturt't own way. uu.i made by Mrs. Ktribes iwere, Mrs. treat for all . , . a vacation Mrs Turtletaub, Mrs. ''it and Mrs. Eugene (for Mom! She'll enjoy the Hi Mrs. Harvej Weln luxuries of our thoughtful t-IM-r. If! I service, restful surroundings', Kaufman. Judtisnv Complete line of PLAYTEX (iinlhs and Bras 'liairman, displayed our savory cuisine.. Make •>bie and described ob- in stock. 'iihsover liemg may your reservations now. >>uin the SUterlM in shop at the Cantor >!>'!irmen are Mrs. Sid •'- uiui Mr|. David'

", will be tht ' meeting of Uu Shop Friday Convenient Customer Parking l HOWARIJ JOHNSON'S At Rear Entrance T6 Store ^. DAR. umi^ _ tltf 9 P. M. "f Mrs. John Km* IT. S. ROlfTE #1, WOODBRIDGE " at 8 Ml. Mil. For Reservrtioiu Terepb

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Hd Sttwhg Fresh m Shoulder of Lamb 33< Cod or Haddock Fillet«45< TURKEYS "liWr-RIUrt" Utility Tender Ik. 79< Ready-to-Cook—U. S. Gov't. Inspected Loin Lamb Chops • 99c Fancy Scallops Brisket Frwttot tmifkicit Cap'n John's Frozen r59c 17 to Corned Beef -59c -69c Breaded Shrimp 4 to Swift's Fronton Four Fisherman Brand Ib. 22 lbs. »• 14 lbs. 41 43 Sausage 'H Sent ';; 49c Flounder Fillet « "£5' *

PRICES CUT! A&P's Dairy Buys! Lenten Food Favorites I Easter Candy Buys! 7 Sunnybrook—Large Size White Meat Tuna a*-.*.* ;;39« Jelly Eggs Worth mora a Star-Kist Tuna Fish Cream Eggs ^^ 4ray White Eggs !*r53c ch d Wildmere Brand Tim* ES*k ChicUn ol th. S.. Marshmallow Eggs °:t:T *. premium- lUniriSII Di.Mic- chunk ttyl« e.nl C Muli d 1 Large Eggs •«—«•• r49c Broadcast Chili Con Came . . " 27 Marshmallow Eggs "- J; Natural Cheese l Uncle Ben's Rice ^ £W£537° Chocolate Sitting Rabbit . . bo. ENJOY THE COFFEE THAT'S C Kraft's Sliced Swiss 41c Saltesea Clam Chowder •£•s;;:r"" 2 2 ','.: 39 Chocolate Chick Little Rtd Han AIM with FIAVOR"! Sliced Muenster ° °- 45c Frozen Foods.1 C Jane Parker Baked Goods I Natural Swiss Slices ""•»' % 37 A&P'Brand 8 c a break iur luvtrs. u( teal tufli-e! I'rircs have jutl Ched-O-Bit Cheese Food "•» r25 Potatoes "ENCH FRIED 3PU 40c been cut on (anou* Custom Croaixi AAP Caffem . . . '* *«• 43C lo ilie lowest levels in nearly a year! Now you save more cup Orange Juice *">><•»* 3 j„„ CHERRY -= than CUT on these premium-quality coffees lliat are C "Alive with Flavor"! Imported Italian Romano Cheese *99 Minute Maid Orange Juice . . 3 £ 53 8 C Change now to A&P Codec ... set how mtuh ;uu cave! Imported Italian Provolone Cheese W Star-Kist Tuna Pies H...... • 23 45. C AI 11- ih-rntii- !)!•-[ , . . p T«, p.ldni flaky Don't Miss These! Swanson's Pies 4 !^ 97 cm si. itiii>tiny willt juicy 8 ry good Mild & Mellow For Cooking, Salads Birds Eye Fish Sticks pl;35c Hot Cross Buns p^. of 8 for 33° 1-lB. BAG 12 ai. MC Mazola Oil pint.35c Morgan's Clam Chowder A Tasty Snack WISE Potato Chips 4 oz. 25c Vofues for Holidays/ Whipped Sweet Butter Jiamond Brand Walnuts Ritz Crackers •— iib. 3-Lb. Bag 2.43 Fresh Sweet Butter brick Diamond Crystal Kosher Salt J.18 Gudahy Roast Beef Hash can 06X0 Puro vegetable shorttnina '""'JIC "^ M Goodman's Egg Matzo v w Armours Chopped Ham . . . 12 0 " " can "' can *• Goodman's Square Matzos Rokeach Nyafat j*r Broadcast Corned Beef Hash I I Rich Vigoroui quart QIALI UftuAM Liverwunt, Corn«d B»»f, Goodman's Matzo Meal . . pk3. . . Full-Bodied «. Winey Rokeach Borscht VlQIII tnwjvl Bacon Spraadi; comb, off.r 1 -LB. BAG l-LB. BAG Golden Blossom Honey , , Greenwood's Red Cabbage 2 l4ot 35* Sunsweet Prunes w • jars " C Mott's Apple Sauce . . 2 jari Coronet Prune Juice Burry's Gauchos ';;;39 c » ' • bottla' quar c d So. ||ge Planters Hi-Hat Peanut Oil bottlr.73. Vita ;r:Fillet, Herring 189 Gravy master F.^..,^ ^ I" jar

3-Lb. Bag Bleachette Laundry Blue . . 2 ^ 2.61 Fels Naptha \t'^Z Granules 2 'Z Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables/ Large Spears—One Price Only! Pineapple Juice 18 DZ. Del Monte 2 ens 2 51 < Fresh Asparagus 2 • 29 Pure Vegetable lib. Fresh can Spry Shortening 34c 91 < String Beans From Florida Fans Ib. 17 Columbia River Chinook Extra Large Size Salmon A & P Brand Gtt 49 Yellow Bananas 2 » 25c Fresh Pineapple «»29c Ann Page Reliable Brand Frtn Florida Farms Seedless-White Tomato Ketchup 2i::37< SweetPeas v-i9< 2:27< Pascal Celery "I7c Florida Grapefruit 5^39< Baby Food STRAINED CHOPPED Kraft's Fron Wisttn Farns Hew Crop Valencia Gerbers 10 -99c 6 -89c Deluxe Mqrgarine *• 39c Iceberg Lettuce S.'17c Florida Oranges 5 i 39c F 1 LiquiI inniidl I ' ' ' ~ ~~~ — fluart Ivory Soap Uory Ivory Soap Dial Unit Starch 2 battles 37. Oeedorait Soap Oddb For dahai, laundry or bath Personal Soap For (IM lamil» wa»h and diihtt Deodorant Soap Fof cltanlng woodvtri, hrtsiiitorbath Ell h For the Family Wash madiunt 40( thebith wallnndtH* S 001 Tide D^ERGENT 5731 t Z 27" I. • • >O«tMO» , , . | J Especially For Dishes IMC Draft 0«z Rid Heart DeS Food Liquid Joy - 38c L"67c , laundry of bl«> M.UworFUh API $uper fvfarkets Fir Tli FMiJy Wa«h HBL 3 '** II* Oxydol ••-* r32c 2 29* Price, effutivM thru SiturdiV, April 13th in Super Markets and Salf-Servict A&P SUPER MARKET, 113 Main St., Woodbridge •'.f • A&P Self Service Store n 1 ,;NI)KNT-LEADHl .'•I ' THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957

moor or THE AUMKNT WAIVED A Chinese was telephoning a Shipwrecked Man (to CALENDAR OF G6MING EVENTS dentist to make, an atWotatmsnt flour who want* to share his raft)« to haVe a tooth pulled. Before you |tt on, old cht#, "Sir. what time you Axee tooth (NOTE; Contributions to this column must be in this think It's only fair to warn fo' me?" office no later than TUESDAY NOON of : -, pint of the body may Dublin. Ohio — Persons who | dogs, 4 bicycles, 1 motor-scooter, 1 . I nil of which depends use Ralph West's driveway should i tractor with equipment and poi- . I, ;u!i,il nerve Is aflect- not have an accident. At the en- son ivy — proceed at your own t, ir words which nerve trance, he has placed a sign, read- risk."

!!> ii romes several days p;irts break out In lit- • ir.at appear In small REPUBLICANS ...O:IK the course of the

; 'hi most painful forms FOR PROGRESS .i - K herpes opthalml- Let's Put Some Pep in Our Party .-h attacks one eye, the !n!-(.'liead, and even the

,) i if ten suffer from blis- iwn as herpesl lablalls i • they are very con- inii are conveyed by yfs, towels and other . ' ly the disease is self- THIS IS > »rute &lagc* luting •••• "k when the vesicles •• dry up leaving a scab THE . ;.- oil ia. another week.. : .!iidually fade away •• \>>!i!u. shingles is sel- v MI urns, but It is often YEAR ;• .is well as very pain-: '.twr patirnts, who some- :> i from neuralgia for : months after the dis- :. r DI the blisters. .'..:.,ite that the same In- Mlduni has shingles '• •'tack secmlnRly con- \ :.:-.:ir.inity aqainst the poi- BENJAMIN I. KANTOR • .HIM'S it. just as small-: '. .-nine other virus dlseas- For Committee — First Ward • -«••• is far more apt to I •i:id. run-down people! PRIMARY — TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1957 '-<• Aho arc in good phy-' Paid for by Republican* tor Progrew

WOODBRIDGli Eileen M. Clark William C. Ingtbranu ci fv{. Marshall Peter P. Scott DISTRICT Manuel R. Comreras Wilfred C.Johns'on Joicph J. Matuszewski Christopher P. Skow, Jr. Neil J. Craae Rose E. Anucii Theofil T. Kadcla Robert A. McCallum Georgf H. Smith Nicholas M. Daprile Clair R. Bixel Theresa L Kallighan Edward J. McPartland Jacob A. Stemmet Don't Miss it Michael C. Bove James T. Delahanty Albert A. Kidzus Lawrence F. O'Hare MariaA/Szabo James V. Bucciantt; Harold J. Ellis John J. Kitson Sadie Oppenheimer Abraham Tapper Donald R. Bull Leon Franzblau Eugene Kunos Lanine Ostrowski 'Cherry Blossom Weekend Richard C. Burke oseph C. Gehrura Howard J.Tardiff '\ Theodore J. Lagowski : Robert M. Byko John J, Geis Frank J. Palfy Louis S. Tomek Einar LarKn Anthony J. Caccioli Davjd Goldstein Frank Pearson Harry AvWarien APRIL 13th & 14th William H. Cameron Harry J. Guerin Charles L. Lawlor Adcle E. Roerig Frank Weit Richard W. Cerami Louiisc M. Hardish Harry levine Samuel Roth Noah Wfeman Robert F. Chikoat Christopher A, HauswalJ Jack Lcvine * Frances J. Sdjuster WtstonVilwn Arlcnc J. Choma Dory Himpelc E Thomis Leworthy A Wonderful Trip To Beautiful F. Milton Schlagetcr t Joseph P. Wolack City of Washington, D. C.

I COST OF TRIP Per Person ~ ~ * ; Includes: Bun Transportation. Room »t Ambassador Hotel, $ XJI^*"" ' Sighlseein* Toun and Theatre Party. •" ^-^ ; MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! Meet an award-winning, team SATURDAY, APRIL 13th BUS FOR TRIP- LEAVES CENTRAL STATE TRAVEL BUREAU, 1743 St. George Avenue, Rahway, at 8 A. M., by way of Turnpike and Baltimore Thruway arrive at hotel, The meri and-women you sec above have just added another award Was!ilngton, D. C. at 1 p. M. lor lunch. Alter lunch, trained escort guides will take bus iwty through Lincoln Memorial. Botanical Garden*, Mt. Vernon, Virginia, Arlington to their fine record. For the fourth year, PriuJentiaJ's President has awarded the National Cemetery, and Washington Monument. Dinner at hotel, after dinner, theatre Woodbridge District Agency a Citation for excellent performance. Pally. How did they earn it? By helping so many families in this area make SUNDAY, APRIL 14th Ureakfast at hotel. Attend Church, of choice. Individual or group pictures of Cherry their futures more secure with Prudential insurance protection. And by giving Blossom PeBtW»). BideLiroinh embassies of U. N. countries, visit International Airport. their policyholders outstanding insurancel service. j t'»ur of PresWeftVi p&he. Hotel for lynch. After lunch, pack, ready \fl.leave. Sunday

afternoon, more stghtnelng: Franciscan Monastery. U?! S. Naval Academy, Annapolis. There's a good chance you'll recognize one or more of the people la-i Md. Dinner is Baltimore, return home to Central Bureau at approximately 10 P. M. picture. If so, won't you join us in saluting them? INFORMATION CALL FU 8-8700 we nave large comfortable busas, at very reasonable rates, with sale, courteous drive™. Q«t up your own group and charter a special DUB — GO whea you please — STOP whea piu p)MM - RETURN when you please. Make that trip with, your own The ui'oup arm h*v«*un. Ptan it tor the middle of the week, U possible, and avoid crowded

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Kvery Sat^dajr #o»n 11 A. M, 1:00 P. M.; Weekly Prayer Group, CHtHtCH OP I8KMN, N. 1. nntifnoon; 4 to 0 t>, M., and 7 T:66 P. M. Mn. inn M. mnminn, nmt to 8 p. M. «nd soantlme oo October 7—World Wide Com- The Flower House at Mutii Offers Sunday Ser»li«e« before Holy Days of Obligation. munion 8:30, 9:30, 11:00 A. M. 9:00 A, M. - Family Church October 14, 21, 28—Training SM- Service. r. IORN'S r.fttropAL Hloni Swry Member Canvasses - CHURCH 3 P. M. lilldren 3 to 8 year* of age. Parent* ran attend church tt Hoy and KaMHtofl ATennem ADATH IfiRAfcTftVNAflOMtf! FINEST Your Church Welcomes You nine time. ««T. William k Hfkt. fleet Afflbat A »:4fi A. M.-Simdny School with Holy Communion, 8:00 A. M. Rn. ftflniol rlrwberpf, ha (or all from tvirutt to Frldl^. 7:!0 P. M., regular Jtornlng prayer and aeitton, Sahbath services. people. 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A. M. — Church Service. < Pint Sunday, Holy Communion FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST. FIRST lir '1.1J-. 8:00 P. M. Sunday Mornings: Church 7:00 P. M—Youth Fellowship. and Sermon 11:00 A.M. SCIUNTIST tVANGELICAI. and REFORMED Women's 'Association — Every ;Schoo). Early Session J:45-»:45: Adequate free parklnx rear of Church School, »:4» A. U, Went Avenue, Sewareli CHURCH of WOOOBRIDCK it'ier Wednesday. 2:00 P. M. jMorninit Wonihlp Ssrvlce 10:00- rmrch for tho* attending Ser* Saints' Days and Holy Days, Sunday School, 0:30 A. M. Pastor Leslie Erry 0 E T Cub — Third Tues- 11:00: Church School, Lat e3es- vlc*». Holy Communion IOIOO A. M Church Services. 11:00 A. M. Sunday Jlrliool - 9 A. M.: Sec- iay. 8:00 P. M. ision, 11:16-12:15. Ladies' Aid Society/second and Wednesday, Testimonial Meet- ond Session. 10 A. M. Sterna Alpha Phi 8orority — I Saturday, November 10—8:00 p. ftiurth Monday, from I P. M. COLONIA oosret CHAPEL Ing. 8 P. M. ' Young Women1* Guild, fourth English Srnicp. 10 A- M.: Hun- 'Secnnd and Fourth Monday. 8:00 M.~ Square Dance—Donation 5&c. Inwait Avtti«e aj We*t Thursday*, Reading Room, 2 : Tuesday 8:00 P. M. fftlran Svrvicc. 11 A M P. M. Tuesday, November 30—1:00 P. C»K>nla to 4 P. M. M. — Thanksgiving Communion Officers and Teachers of Bin* Udlw A:d Society will mwt nt Young Married Couples- First Sunday School and Blbie Service. day School, third Tuesday 7:30 Lemon Sermon 2 P. M. in the auditorium, with , Sunday. 8:00 P, M, 4 Classes, 9:00 A. M. ! Wednesday, November 21—8:0Q C. M. How skjkneM as well as sin can Mrs. James Ptntek. president, pre- Pligrim Feltowshlo — Every Ooipel Service, Sunday, 8 P.M. be overcome through spiritual un- \P. M.-W.3.C.S. Vteetltg. Senior choir, every "fhuttday* siding. i Sunday, 3:00 P. At. Christian Women's Home Bible derstanding of God. divine Prin- Sunday, November 28—0:00 P. 8:00 P. M. Youth Fellowship at 7 P. M; . rMr Rehearsals Class, Tu«d&y, 2 I*, M ciple, will be brought out at Chris- M.—Covertd D»sh Supper for all Junior choir, every Thursday »ith devotional* in the church Voung People's Meeting, Friday, tian Science services Sunday. i Chtac3l — Wednesday, 8:00 the family. 7:00 t. to. With MlM Esther Hacker as leader, Keyhotlng the Lesson-Sermon P.M. Monday, November 26—8:00 P. Yonth Fellowship, every Sun- assisting Hilda Marcus and Ar- 1 ST. CECELIA'S CtttttCH entitled "Are Sin, Disease, and Carol — Friday 3:16 P. M. M.—Official Board Meeting. day 7:00 P. M. lene Dunch. Recreation with Junior — Friday, J:46 P. M. Friday, November »0—*:00 P. M. Death Realf" Is the Golden Text Steven Simon. Jr., tender, will be Boy Scouts, every Friday 7:fO rromPaalms <103:2-4>: "Bless the , Youth — Friday, 5:00 P. M. —Men's Club Meeting. P. M. R*+. |«hn Wllal Paator enjoyed. Saturday, December 1—10:00 Sunday Mawea, «:tO, S;00,»:M, Lord, O my soul, and forget not | NEW DOVER METHODIST Session, first Sunday of (Month all hU benefits: who forgiveth all; A. M.-f :3§ P. M—Annual Church II noon. 10:90 and 11:00 A, M. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Bates r. thine iniquities; who healeth all Trustees, second Thursday 7:30 Weekday Masses, 1:10 and 1:00 CHURCH ; Rahway R. D. 8 A- M. thy diseases: who redeemeth thy Harron and Grove Avenues New Dover Road WOODBRIDOE METHODIST P.I*-. life from destruction." Woodbctdre ' Sunday CHUkCH Deacons, second Monday 7:M Wednesday. 8:00 P. M. oOntln- In addition to passage*; from thr RfT. Dewey Fajerfcuru, Mlnisler tun. CUfort 1. MUM P.M. uous Nonfli to-St. Jiide, Patron Kln« Jamws Version of the Bible,, Mtt. Grant H Rhodes, i Rev. Albert R. Sweet, Paator ! Main Street, W"HlbrMf« of Hopeleis CMfes. ! Sunday Afternoons — 8:00 Pj selections will be read from "Sci- Mlniiwr sf'Mnsir Sunday Serriees ffKST BAPTIST CHUBCH William II. Voottffi, Jr., M. — Youth Fellowship Group, enne and Health with Key to the Bible School, I:4S A. M. Martiet an«I.H»rt Street OOlt RkM^BHTR Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy SupCTlnWndent of Sundiy Srnsoli ; Monday Afternoons.— 3:15 P. Perth Amb*r BVANBKUOM. tUTOTRAN 1 MoroJrm Worship, 11:00 A. M. Including the following <4O6:l-6i: Sunday ^ I M. — Girl Scouts. H«. P*t»r Hew Mi"*, ^»t«» ] Weduesday Evenings — 7:30 Pi Youth Fellowship, 7 P.M. CfeUKCH "The Bible contains the recipe (or Sunday School — 9:45 A, M. 11:00 A. M., Morning Worship. I M. — Senior Choir Practice. Stated Meetings Rtt. KMad R, Stoks all healing. The leaves of the tree Morning Worship — U A.-M. 9:45 A. M., Sunday School. ! Thursday Evenings — 7:30 P, Fortnightly Guild, second and » fowiii Street, Fwds were for the healing of the na- Meetings 6:15 P. M., Baptist Youth , M. — Boy Scouts. fourth Mondays, 8 P.M. Qrianiste: Eddie Jacobson and tions.' Sin and sickness are both Official Board, flrsLjMonday, 8 Fellowship. | Saturday Mornings — fl:15 P. Woman's Society of Christian MUdred Jordan. healed by the same Principle. The ! 7:30 P. M, Evening Gospel P.M. 3 M. — Brownies. Service, third Wednesday, 8 P. M. 8*»day 8«rtiees tree is typical of man's divine Official Board— Third Wednes- Service. 1 v 8:15 A. M, Divine Service Principle, which is equal to every 11:15 A. M., Communion Sun- WOODBKIDGE GOSPEL 10:45 A. M, Divin* Service' emergency, offering full salvation day, first Sunday of each month. CHURCH and Bible Classes from sin, sickness, and death." 118 Prospect Street, Woodbridge 8:30 A, M. Sunday School FIRST PRESBYTtRUN Kty. Peter Burtcu, Putor Thursday, 7 P. M. to s P M. TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 9:45 A. M—Sunday School for CHURCH Junior Choir Rehearsal Railway Avenue, Woodbridge all ages. William Butters, Superin- Rahway Avenue and Cattcrtt Thursday, 8 P. M. to 10 P. M. It*?. William H. Srhmaus, Kn-wr tendent, Adult Bible Class at same Road, Senior Choir Rehearsal JUmn Btandn, OrfuiUt w; teacher, Runyoti Ernst. Sunday Services Rfv Kvrl Hjnn'im DerinnT, MlDltt Saturday, »:)0 A. M. to 11:30 11:00 A. M.—Morning Worship Mr. Donald P. Scott, Youth DlfteMf 8:00 A, M., Holy Communion. Mr. Fred Elder. Orjiniil and DlrettM A. M. Confirmation Instruction. 9:10 A. M.. Sundav School. Service. A nursery k provided at Sunday Serrlcet his hour. Thursday, Reading Room, 2 to 11:00 A. M.. Holy Communion 6:00 P. M—Young People's Fel- Morning Worship at 11:00 4 P.M. and sermon (first and third Sun- lowship. Adult advisers, Mr. and Sunday School, 9:30 A. M. Iday); Morning Prayer and ser- and do your Mrs. James Sabatino. Regular Meetings (if. JOHN'S esuuen I mon (second and fourth Sunday), First Monday Session meeting JaiepB B. tkMBMh, Lav RMdcr 7:00 P. M.—Evening Gospel Holy Day services, 10:00 A. M. in the church office at »:dO P. M. SewattM 6ervice. Irttt. tootstkM PaeklMBko, Ortanlit Trinity Vestry, second Monday. Second Monday, Board of TTUB- 7:30 P. M, mm SHOPPING Wednesday, 8;00 P. M.—Prayer f 8:46 A. M., Sunday School. «es In the church office at 8:00 Meeting and Bible Study. 11:00 A. M., morning prayer St. Agnes' Unit, first Monday, P. M. 2:30 P. M. Second and Fourth Monday, and service. ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. CHURCH U:i5 A. M,—Communion Sun* St. Margaret's Unit, firstWed - Port Reading White Church Guild. nesday, 8:00 P. M. Second Wednesday, Sunday d«f, first Sunday of each month. R«. Stanislaus Mlto», Putsr Trinity Altar Ouild meets quar- School teachers. Sunday Masnes at 7:30, 9:00 HAST PRE8BYTERIAN terly. Second and Fourth Wednesday, and 11:00 A, M. CHURCH Of AVtNKL Ladies Aid Society 2 P. M. Girls Friendly Society, Thurs- Weekday Masses at t A. M. ttl WoodJirMcc Avenue, Avend day, 6:45 P. M. Novena in honor of St. Anthony Third Wednesday, Men's Broth- erhood. • Dr. Charles S. MacKuule Trinity Acolyte Qulld meets each Tuesday at 7:15 P. M., with quarterly. Rev. Shelley, St. Peter's Hospital, Third Thursday, Women's As- Don Mason, miniater of music; PEOPLES Jack; Robertson, minister of evan- Trinity Choir, Thursdays, 8:00 N

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Rabbi Warns Sweetness and Ugh' Democrats Sit Planning Board (CohtlnuMl from Page Onet Vd from Pate One) (Continued from Paee One* YOUR NEW (Continued from Page One) |meantnjf of Pussovrr which are served — by the new 6chooi Dtuaoat far the gubernatorial there lc vacant land adjacent U> ; answered by the head of the 18 on Indiana Avenue, be SOCIAL 'householdi beginning with. Why that ataice hit charre waa made the site on which another 200 is this night different from all lin. This school presentlj public, hb) dtiml«Ml — If it was homes could be constructed Well H" annllftl Acftdemy Bf ALLAN \ , other nia.hU,' th> father replies — haa btcn For years, residents of the t ifls nearly 800 students Awards hnvr ^n hand* out with Avodim Hoyinu, 'for we Township have sought to influence District Main;, with those in grades one and and as ii.^usl, many were delight- were &1RVM' and gives the reason "THREE BRAVE MEN" the Town Committee to refuse ap- In UttUtn U the contested ed to have been chosen for Q.-^I «m s wiri,v, for the observance of Passover. two on half-session. It was plications (or developments until ean4Maelea of Muan. Graham ThU film, reportedly made with awardi. while other* were dto- 62 and I've nevnr • 'The answer is concluded with estimated that completion ol Gwjr, ather candidates who an the blessing of the Navy Depart- the school problems are solved, At the Typewriter: Therefore even if all of us were Wled «t ^ving been over- social murity. Mv I jmoppoaed in the primaries are ment, tells the story of Abraham but were told there was no legal time of year, watch- ;W1M, all of us men of understand- the new proposed develop looked This to natural and to te In 1M«. At that in, Wmiam C. T«rke and Louli De- Chasanow, the Qreenbelt way to deny applications lor In* PVC:Tihitij! in the garden com- ing and even If we were all old and •xpected It was unusual that, for security people tnhi ;:, ment would place an addl eibua, candidates for Township Navy Department employe, who building permits as long as the ing to life. Can't -vail until the well-learned In the Torah, it the third year In a row, the major worked long ennu. Comnttte«nian In tbe Second was unjustly discharged as a se- builders conformed with zoning •round is d.-y tr.oueh to sUrt dig-; would jrtlll be our duty to t*ll the tion final burden of between studios missed capturing the best iiured and so I „ Street. Port Reading;. John, • "Again this year we celebrate State under the amrndrd i struction plans are approved (QooMffbed from Page One) A new novel by Ma* Shulman. ! freshman history major, is a Paswver In circumstances as try- Charles M. Morris, Jr.. listed as Q.—My huKb»ii, the Navy, do aa well as they can personal ambitions and who were , Rally Round the Flag. Boy*, has George R. ing as those our forefathers faced a "lifetime, fulltime organization graduate of WHS it will become relatively use- with the roles as they are written. millstone* around our necks. I j been bought by Twentieth Cen- 3 years ago at n., McCain and Kenneth B. McCain. in Egypt. Humanity still endures Republican" is opposed by Ralph less. We could, of course, in- publlcly, week after week, pointed | tury-Fox. although it has not yet got a lump sum Of - Jr.. both of 65 North Hill Road, physical and spiritual bondage. L. Taylor, "modern Republican- w "REPRI8AL" out road conditions that were ha- been published•"---' . -"Th-e stor-'—y i"s " ever get any m<>i< Colonifl. and Waller G. Jacobs. The world is yet plagued by dic- stitute a third shift for first ism." • In this story, the Indian* are rards and I urge increased police to be a romantic comedy with • ty? I am 59 nou 123 Minna Avenue. Avenel, are on tators, Imitators of Pharaoh whose and second-grade children— Other Republican candidates pictured as good-gun for a protection. New England village background you arr M.. the honor roll at Rutgers Pre- chief ambition was to perpetuate and possibly this is the solu- who do not have opposition are: change. They are shown to be per- and ktfc not reman i., paratorv School . . Mi« Groth'i his name by building magntflclent Qvestlotu Motives j After David Niren complete* hi* For General Assembly, William A. secuted, forebearlng, brave and al- It, rOB Will hr HL mother called to say that therejstructures and monuments. For tion our pre-Planning Board 'ThereforeTherefore, I would be less than ]] ^^wor k min ..gamw"Bonjou r Trtst«welTUiva^, " ..In. McOovem, Fred s. Brauae, Jr., together noble. widow's in nri wa* a mistake in the address list this purpose he selected the Israel- human, If I did not feel hurt when j whjc)i hf js co.gtan.ing with De- decisions contemplate. In all Herman L. Breitkbpf; surrogate, Guy Madison, the hero, turns week It is Mary LouUe Oroth. ites, a minority group. 8 handful of people, with question-;borah Km ^ nopM ^ produce events, the Board of Educa- Norman Harvey; Freeholders, out to be half-Indian himself 5127686 W. U8N, Bar. 720, US "Although tbe record showed Leon P. Genecki, John Nemish; ible motives, ask what I have done ,,ThThef MajMan) w(tWitnh TwTwoo wives,Wives", that this people bestowed many tion now has been put on no- and is trying to pass ae a white Naval Air TecH4Training center. State Committeewomwi. Helen O.! man. Tired of being pushed based on a novel by Patrick Quen- benefits upon Egypt, he decreed , Republicans ,in th•„e Townshi* £p -FORDS Jacksonville. Fla. tice — not through any of- Howell; Second Ward Town Com-j around and eager to own some tln with himself as co-star In this they should be condemned to cruel iknow I have given time and effort i mltteeman. William C. Yorker!land (impossible for an Indian), 0M slave labor which would ultimate- forts of its own or of the [to the party even to the point of; - PLAYHOUSE Jotting: Ward Town Committeeman. [he buys a ranch outside of Okla- ly lead to their extermination. The Town Committee's — that neglecting my business at times Tony Curti* ha* joined the ca*t Dr. George Pri rick, one of the Louis Decibus. homa and tries hard to settle Almighty frustrated his plans and being unable to be m com- of 'The Vikings" and will take WED. THR! s-, owners of the foi .ft Atoee estate the day wfll come when it Democratic slate is as follows: down and mind his own business. through His trusted emancipator pany of my wife and three chil- over the role Kirk Douglasg . co- in Colonsa. leiU Me that youths For Governor, Robert B. Meyner; He doesn't have a Chance. First, Mogw who knew how to deal wHh must accommodate 700-plus dren as much as I would havh e star and producer of the picture, "WESTWARD HO in the area ham been causing . Assembly. J. Edward Crabiel, Wil-j the beautiful daughter (Felicia the despoUc nWr His confer liked. I have been an active party had intended to play himself considerable damage. The last act ences were brief and to the point. more Children in School 18. Ham KurU^Da«ld I. Stepacofl; jFarr) of the local agent, angry worker In the past and will con- TIE WAGONS Of vandalism %u breaking the Surrogate, Elmer E. Brown; Free- because a local Jury acquitted Curtis will portray Orlc. llll He demanded: 'Let my people go!' If the Town Committee tinue to be in the future. But I JOJJ of the Viking w With FrsK r:t, i.. pipes ol the organ. To date there holders, Thomas F. Dolan and | three brothers who lynched a cou- and finally Pharaoh obeyed. want to make one thing clear, if ^ gngi^h Queen Enid iflc- (A Wall IM&nry I>P,I has bff-n damage estimated at and/or the- courts reverse Karl B. Metzger; state Commit- pie of Indians tries hard to make d the "What a wonderful lesson for I receive the nomination Tuesday mom char8Cters created by the several 'hundreds of dollars. All teeman, Edward J. Patten; State him "do something about It." "MIGHT FAI.I our present day statesmen and the ruling of the Planning — and I feel confident that I will author of (he n0Vel while Mr. this has taken place d<*pite the Committee woman -Edythe McAn- Then the three brothers, who have "DISNEVI.AM, diplomat*. Now. when Israel is — and go on to win in November, W|)i portray the King's Board, this necessity be- drew; Mayor Hugh B. Quigley; terrorized the entire neighborhood, fact that there U a caretaker on menaced by the threat of Egypt I will be a representative of nil son. Hastings, who Sat. M»tlnco. Km i i na- For Town Committee, Tint Ward. are out to -get him becnuse, among the place. Seems the boys wait and its co-horts. we are In dire comes immediate and the people — a true commlttee- hu. Qrjc for SUNDAY THKl 11 iJ har v*ner until the caretaker goes to the!need 0, a Moses who would num. turall^, the question pre- ne man-at-tarj!e." Wardj* f, Peteri« ' Schmidt; Third!treats Indians almost like human store or on other necessary er-jD]e the Egyptian dlstator Nasser, In concluding his statement, Mr. Tony Randall, up-and-coming "THE THREE sents itself how our school Ward. L. Ray Alibani. beings. 1 rands, what makes such kids |instead, we find our leaders and Graham also urged party members young comedian of the Broadway The polls will be open from 7 VHH.ENT PEOPLE ! click. I uonder. Among thope statesmen constantly appeasing board plans to meet it — or At the end, Madison very nearly to vote for Malcolm Forbes for theatre and on television, will KM., to 8 P.M. | Annr B.UI who received service awards from Nasser, which resulted in turning gets strung up by a drunken Governor, Fred Brause for Assem- have the co-starring role of Rock M . „ is this the first the Board has lynching mob for a murder lie Charlrton llesi the California Oil Company re- his disastrous defeat by the Is- y. J f an pvpnhinl 4(K)- bly and to cast their ballots for Hunter with Jayne Mansfield In ear( or a didn't co"—"• Madison, who is cently were Walter Hanas. Cost raeli Army, into victory. i " * " evenmai W a)l organization candidates for the Twentieth Cpntury-Fox screen "EDGE OF Tilt, Simonsen in Blast reported to be actually part-In- Analyst. 9 Lincoln Road, Fords, "However, justice must prevail. I more-home development ad- County Committee. version of "Will Success Spoil With Sidnr> I' dian, does a good job aa the hero, and John P Nagy. head inspec- Eventually, the darkness caused by! joinine a 'present already- (Continued from Page One) Rock Hunter?" J is visible as anln- WEDNESDAY. Alii tor-iaboratory, 196 Grove Street, the enemies of freedom and jus-! AI u^., because they too believe in free NEW SJtCTOR SEAT For his first real role on tele- Woodbridge Army Specialist ;Uoe will vanish. A new Redemp-1 Overcrowded school? elections. Leadership by fear and HUNGARIAN SKI 3.'C Richard J. Scheuerman, sonjtion for all oppressed people will * • * * suppression has a shameful place A new supersonic aircraft ejec- vision since his "Marty" movie. tor seat — which itself "flies" — Fran 2 P. M". fnnlin of Mr. and Mrs. William Scheuer. 'be brought forth by the Almighty, There was some small hes- In countries like Red China and Ernest Borgninc consented to ap. man. 302 Prospect Avenue. Ave-jThe Redeemer of Israel. Bread of Soviet Russia. There are manyj Mayor Rebukes being toted U> safeguard the pear in Dick Powell' Zane Grey ltatlon (Continued from Paxe One) Ives of U. 8. fighter pilots by the Theater as a former hot-shot nel. participated in a field firing i AffUction and Bitter Herbs will! Within the Planning ways to justify tenure in office or WAITVK RE,\I)i: 1 HI exercise with the 27th Anti-air- continue to be a symbol, a remin- Air Research and Development gunslinger in "Black Creek En- Board in reaching its ruling Command! The new ejection sys craft Artillery Battalion in Ger- der to tyrant* who may think that is a matter between the property counter. " Borgnlne would like to in this application. This was the acceptable American Way. tern is actually a parachute-equip many. The 20-year-old soldier was I they can succeed where Pharaoh "You may recall that I pointed owner and builder. j play Pancho Villa in a movie, and The Independent - Leader re- ped "flying seat" with aerodyna graduated from WHS in 1954. failed. Then will we usher in an based on a built-in fear that to Republican county Committee would also like to play Florella La porter was present to cover the mlc stability and windblast pro era of Eternal 8prlng and man- men and women who are still not Guardia. Both roles, particularly the courts would object to ind was questioned by bection. • N o w : Editor Tuxtin: kind will live In »afety and securi- for completed work. In the the La Guardia one, would be such a restriction, on the Errol IIwin Hal Hollywood of our advertis- ty. future I hope to release cancelled naturals for him. ing; department, handed this to "A very happy and meaningful : theory that an owner may checks and certified documents Dan Dailey will co star with me — and I am hoping that some Passover to all." i that she visited the house next put his land to whatever le- showing the thoroughness with Cary Grant and Jayne ttansfleld of the merchants will read it: which our party was being dls-.I door and saw a similar condition. "THE BIG BOODLE II MOST DANGEROUS in "Kias Them For Me," the "When Mark Twain was editor of gitimate u»e he chooses. I membered. The neighbors readily admitted it — Also •• New York — Men 21 years old Lido Gardens screen adaptation of Luther Da- a western newspaper, a supersti- . ., . . . . „ was surface water. "THE QL'IEl (,l 1 agree with this theory — all "Let us also prepare to look at vis's Broadway play, "Shore tious subscriber found a spider in Irecord the hlghest mortality from the Postmaster situation in Port Mrs. Bailey said his office has SUN. • MOV. - TH motor vehicle accidents, accord- things being equal. received ESTAURANT Leave." The picture Is scheduled his paper and wrote the editor to R to start as soon as Grant finishes ask if that was a sion of Rood luck Ing to statisticians of the Metro- * • * * 62 Smith Street a Insurance Company, "An Affair to Remember." or bad rack. With hif usual J^" £ it was cold and rainy and "HEAVEN on thf e basis of experience among I cannot, however, see the with the personal endorsement of Perth Amboy needte-witted appreciation of the someone complained of moajul- the company's millions of, indus- legitimacy In harassing our my opponent. During my course of ,7"' (Packer Hotel Building) As a result nf his brilliant per- situation, the humorist answered military service I fought an enemy I formance in 'The Abductors." MR In the folding vein: 'Old Sub- trial policyholders. At this age, the children further, in depriv- Because oWf the increased numnum - Robert Mitchutn-Di m > toll among men Is nearly eight ttut could be identified. Repub - Lbe r of, TL «™e«w - Victor McLaglen has been signed scriber: r timing a spider in your liMnt wf,*™ faTn. i children receiving immuni- Complete — Also - times that of women. ing them of a full education, zation shots, including pre-school to an exclusive long-term con- paper was neither good nor bad should also be clearly tract. In the film, Vic plays Mul- "GREAT A.Ml.Ui V> hick for you. The spider was mere- in forcing them to lead lives children getting Salk Vaccine at PASTIMI Kroh, 305 Chain OWlls-Road; a LUNCHEON doon, one of the characters who ly looking over our paper to see the baby clinic held at the town daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph tar removed from the nor- RIPPING attempted to steal Lincoln's body THURSDAY AM) I Kli' which merchant is not advertising, hall, there is a need for larger Knudsen, 45 East Cllfl Road. . . . malcy of 'basic social and «o that he can go to that store. Salesman—"These are especial- quarters, Mr. Bailey reported to from Iselin. a daughter to Mr. and |pin his web across the door and recreational opportunity. I ly strong shlrte, madam. They the Board. Mrs. T. Murray Lynd, 99 Gra,nd live a life of undisturbed peace simply laugh at the laundry. The Health Officer was in- -STATE- Street; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. cannot see the legitimacy Ct "LOVE ME TENDE ever afterward.'" . . . . Customer—"I know that kind; structed to see whether he could — and — Louis Becker, 23 George Place; a of compounding confusion, I had some which came back with jhire a larger place for the clinic, Complete THEATRE daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Herman then- sides split.' OF llulliitt| debt and frustration in at- i possibly at the Legion Home. Woodbridre N. J. MAINTAIN Last But Not Least: Hodes, 93 Plymouth Drive. . . . DINNER Born at Perth Amboy General from Avenel, a son to Mr. and Mrs. taining basic municipal serv- WED. THRU SAT. Hospital: from Woodbridge, a son William Baker. 21* Oak Street, a ice needs. I cannot see the Robert Ryan - Aldo Ray in to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Goldman, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter legitimacy of digging the J.25 118 Grove Avenue; a daughter to Muchanlc, 336 Remsen Avenue; ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER Mr. and Mrs. WaRer Scott, 328 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank ihole into which we have 1 681-691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret "MEN IN WAR" St. James Avenue; a daughter to Jastrzebskl, St, George Avenue. . . dropped ourselves, deeper, £ TEAKS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sinett, 626 also a son to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen — Co-Hit — N 0 W Leonard Avenue; a son to Mr. and deeper and ever deeper. OAST BEEF Subtle, 62 West Pond Road, Hope- Dancing Every Friday Might Seott Brady - Main Powrrs in Audrey llrpburn -I ••• Mrs. Emanuel Adler. 250 Main lawn; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. • * • * • CHICKEN •THE STORM RIDER" Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Donald Hoffman, Grant Street, THIS FRIDAY, APRIL 12th >^LOBSTERS Nile Is Hijh ftchool NU« seph Naprayriik, 855 Linden Ave- Sewaren ... a daughter to Mr. It is my own belief, naive SUN. - MON. - TUBS. nue. . . . from Fords, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, English- as it may be, that the courts • SEA FOOD "Funny Fact and Mrs. Donald Angard, 41 Al- town Road, Jamesburg, mother Deborah Kf rr - Robert Mitthuiu drich Drive; a daughter to Mr. the former Annabel Guzsaly, 2A may be willing to test legiti- WALTER KROSS and His Orchestra CHINESE FOOD TO with Kay and Mrs. Edward JBVIC, 55 William Bunns Lane, Woodbridge. . . . macy on the same standards. Benefit American Legion Post #263 TAKE OUT — CALL mutic of Georcr Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hen- UI-2-9649 "HEAVEN KNOWS ry Kulas, 26 Jonquil Circle; a son Ow Next A111 L : to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Malcolm, 26 Brandywine Road; a daughter LEE'S HAT BAR "Best Food In Town" MR. ALLISON" ~ ( olllt — to Mr and Mis. John Lapczynski. WAILT 68 Inverness Terrace; a son to Mr. HAS.... HOURS: IIunit 1UII - Stanley (Irnwnts and Mrs. Charles Rossetti, 247 Dally: 11 A. M. to Midni«lit "IIOIJ> THAT HYPNOTIST" First Avenue. . . . from Colonia, a Sunday: It Noon to Midnight for thr Udtei son to Mr. and Mis. Frederick Monday and Tu«Ml»y I8ELIN J WEI). THBU SAT. rjhoo» now from our fabulous Kubrrt VVagnrr-Jeffrey Hunter DRESS UP selection ol the ifiion's Mnut- ISELIN LI-8-909"0 nl btjlfs! NOW THBU KATl'KDAY FOR EASTER! 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CORNER BOOK SHOP KlCUAJtD JANNL UHYMN* Make Your Ptatift NOW Nut Ui «o*lw«rU>'» UTUEET VA*«-Mti5 PEKTH AMBOY Green Street and Eahway Avenue 103 STRAND THKAIKIS To See Tilt Blf Ca ISEL1JS Snbepenbent-Ieabet COLONIA KN DENT-LEADER THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 PAGE NINE 1 Tak Clean-up Campaign Begun Telephone Number Hospital Guild I' To Call Colonia Squad I,ip to Capital fn Chain o' Hills, Iselin COLONIA — Seventeen calls Seeks Members I8ELJN-A concerted drive to,not give It a try? If we are sue were mad*- by the Colonlft First Thr beautify their neighborhood will jcensful. then we can feel reason- Aid Squad. District 12. and 75 COLONIA — Mrs. Mark Oregea* St. Cecelia'* be started by homeowners In the i ably sure that the rest of man hours were consumed and officially opened her membership 22ft mile* travelled during the ,,1 is enjoying a I Chain OHills Park development Townirhlp will follow, usInR Chain drive .at a meeting of Colonl* to Washington, I. Circulars, urjlni? all residents O'HIlls as a model of cleanliness past month, according to a re-, Brancr) Of the Perttv Amboy Ho«- |"to clean up, fix up and paint up" and pleasant surroundings. Why port mado ot a meeting of the,pna| QUnd an(j fo tftinf fol - fifteen ihothm, have been distributed by Cub don't you begin, right now and set squad last week. , volunteers Whelp canvass the dif* the pastor, the Scouts of Pa:k 149-A. the example for your nelfhbor." William Yorke, captain, aaksj fcrent sections of Colonla. I!IP church park- The Cubs have also begun cran- residents of the district to make. Mrs. Rose SwarU, llbrartf ,i.,,v and will return ing refuse from the fields and' note of the rhanue in the tele-j ch4lraM1 announce th,t ^h ftofl . empty lota In the area where the! phone number to Call when seek-1 llon m hag ^ egtaWighed tlir pupil* 1« R«v. Board of Health has posted "no; Slate Installed Ins the services of the squad. The i , ^ . ^ t t Nurw| Home but there pastor; Slater dumping" signs. new number is WO 8*4100. \m , n8e^ for boo^s. Anyon«l , and Staler Rose The clean-up project, which is. Captain Yorke expressed his | having good reading books to «*i« Henry Glover, presi- endorsed by the Chain O'HIlls Wo- • By Iselin Lodge appreciation to John and Bill's tribute may leave them at th* > I A ; Mrs. Andrew man's Club, also includes a vigor- Service Station. Rahway Glass honle of Mrs. w. J. Wllok, comW ISELIN — Star of Iselin Circle ; Frank Clccone, ous campetlRn to Interest all home- Works and Mr. Padde" for the use of New Dover and Sherwood „ Duerscheldt, Mra, owners to beautify their homes by irrt at Iselin School Monday of their trucks during the month. Road. ond Installed new officer*. Su- ,.,is. Mrs. Bdwtrd the liberal use of flowers such as ly paper collections. A lour of the hospital has been Dominic Montaaoh, i marigolds, zinnias and petunias preme Commander Mrs. Frank! Moscarelll was the Installing of- tanned for an evening in June Nicholas, Mra. Vln- .and the addition of evergreens with Mrs. D. Plcaro in charge. Mrs John Tlnnesz. .and trees. flcrr and Mrs. John Fendt wnt. the marshal.' The rfecessary changes to the Mr». Wil- i The circular, distributed by the 'Little Fellows' by-laws are being made by Mrs; Officers Installed were: Com- Kenneth Hath-!Cubs, reads In part as follows; Edward Nadler. The Branch will Sopanskl and | "We earnestly ask that you lake; mander, LUHtn Krawlec: sub- now meet every other month in- commander, Mrs. Jerome Cassell; greater pride In your home, for To Conduct Drive stead of monthly. ,man. junior pant commander, Mrs. Fred hold ctXe sain after all it represents a consider- Final plans for the card party Rathsam: recording secretary, ! COLONIA — A special meet- l April 2t The mo- able flnanelal Investment. Why May 6 at Koos Store were out- Mrs. Robert Scank; financial .sec. I ing of the Colonla Athletic Asso- off Mluu PatrlPatrl-!! r77;. lined by Mre. Joseph Basckay. retary. Mrs. Frank Moscarelli: ciation was held on Tuesday at A meeting of her committee Is mule will be m 1 helm Congregation treasurer. Mrs. Richard McCrory; i the home of William Pepe. to planned for the near future Slate rlnht auldc, Mrs. Albert St. Pierre; \ organize a fund-raising campaign ffiJS! left guide, Mrs. Edwin Wickham: for the Little Fellows League. Mrs. Peter Slderels was chosen .socond grade will to attend the convention of the I8EUN — A new slate of offi- inside euard. Mrs. C. E. Sharpe: Mrs. Grace Paradise, fund com- ..f the second sale outside guard, Mrs. John Yunkes; New Jersey Association of Hospi- cers will be presented at a meet- PRIDE IN THEIR TOWN: Above, boys residing in thf Chain O'Hills development, Iselin, are shown mittee" chairman, will coordinate :n Duertcheldt vui ing of Congregation Beth Sholom 1 one year trustee, Mrs. B. E, Jones, tal Auxiliaries at Atlantic City participating in the development's clean-up campaign. Left to right are Grreory Myers, Louis he drive so that all sections of May 22 and 23 to represent the i:i man of th« nom- Sunday at V. P. W. Hall. ] two year trustee, Mra. C. Melsner; uittre and will pre- Etlo, Robert Karinko, Richard RoKers, Chris Smith. Thomas Smith, Joseph Gulvas, Michael Smith. ;olonla will be covered. The "Lit- Colonla Branch. Da»id Bllowtt, chairman of the; three year trustee, Mrs. W. J. tle Fellows," supervised by adults, i; the May m«tm«. Mrs. Charles Parks and youth committee will tell of the! Lapsley, will canvas homes Saturday, from committee served refreshments the various | New members welcomed were 10 A. M. to 5 P. M. for donations. m the achool caf-1\tmrm- made after baskets and favors "were I youth groups. Irving Judd and . Miss Barbara Ann Dobos, Mrs. Mi- The boys are 150 strong and they 1 Registration Set Yorke Endorses made for the card party and for If. (if K ,,': George Form are in charge of a chael Wachter, Mrs. Martha Di- Starts Drive for Funds need all the support they can ge •>• in charge with the children's wwd. youth drama meeting held each vino, Mrs. Laurence Manary, Mrs. to purchase uniforms and equip :!.•• citairman. A talent sale is being planned' Tuesday. Nathan Shane and Mrs. Viola Warner, Mrs. E. Kernan, By Colonia Juniors j ISELIN — The annual fund Mclsaac, Brause ment. ilsr pupils tn Mrs. drive of Lselln First AM Squad for the next meeting June 4. Philip Schwartz are in charge of Mrs. W. J. Papsley. Mrs. Ruth Due to weather conditions prac Each member Is requested to ,'.s and Mr*. John a youth dance group which meets Anderson. Mrs. Lucy Henton, and COLONIA—All boys in the 12- was launched Sunday. The men COLONIA — The committee to third grade will be tice session were postponed. How bring some homemade article. every other Thursday. Mrs. Mary Oleckna. to-15-year me bracket interested distributed the envelopes and lect the regular organization Re- May 1 meeting. ever, weather permitting, a prac- The congregation will hold a Mrs. Conrad Dobbs won the In becoming members of the Col- donations have already been publican Cpmmltteemen met at made. Collections will be start- tice session will be held on model Sedar for Passover at the special award. onia Junior Baseball League are I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sunday at 1:30 P. fi. t Mill •our TEA meeting with Mrs. David Bilowit. requested to register for the 1961 ed April 28. Hubbard, Plnetree Drive. PTO Gives Gift ;\ A membership t«at chairman of the education com- Mothers Association season at the Outlook Avenue | Chairman of the drive Is William Yorke, Republican ! tonight by Colonla mlttee. in charge. Field Saturday morning at 10 Arthur Sproch with Joseph candidate for Township Commit- it: .it Brith, lit the home' Friday evening services will be To Murk Anniversary o'clock. Comunale as co-chairman. The tee, attended the meeting and In Marble Tourney To New Cub Pack \; :w>n Klein, 31 .West-1 held at the Hebrew School. 1388 One of the requirements of the goal Is set at $10,000 which will his talk said, "I would consider .1 Wnodbrtdge Knolls.' Oak Tree Road. COLONIA- A meeting of the fe istl.atkm is that eacn ^y ^t •be used to cover expenses and It a personal endorsement If John ISELIN — The PTO of School Mothers Cub of Boy Scout Troop ^ accompanied by one parent and make final payment of $4,000 Mclsaac and Hilda • Brause are Planned by VFf18 presented a sum of money for 4o was held at the home of MM.;produce proof of Ws age A birth on the new ambulance. re-elected to their Job of County use as working capital to the new- Sidney Freund, when final ar-; cei.tiflcate is recommended by Committee in the Second Ward, ISELIN — Plans have been ly organized cub pack which it rangements were made for the; leflgue offlcials t0 certlfy exact 15th district." completed by Iselin Post V. F. W., will sponsor. The gift was re- theater party April Mj at- the ages of ^h prospective player. Miss Patricia Hayes It was pointed out that Hilda for its first marble tournament ceived at the meeting by John Papermlll Playhouse. Mlilburn. A| i information pertaln- COLONIA Addlt onal Sets Wedding Date Brause is the wife of Fred Brause, at which some local boy may at' Jenkins, cubmaster. dlnner at the 'Twigs" restaurant ,n. tQ tne Colollla Junlor Uiem this year's Republican candidate tain national fame. Ray Thorner, chairman of the will be held before the show. Cars ean ^ ^^6,1 by contacting Mr. for the State Assembly and John The tournament will be, held nominating committee, reported COLONIA — fcuss Patricia will leave from the American I "° * '"^ Mr. Hayes was honored at a cessful candidate for Congress. the post is In charge. Boys up Harold B. doetchlus, permanent miscellaneous tyidal shower. The trol mother. The '•Raiilesnakes" Wukovets to Discuss Mr. Yorke also pointed out that to the age of 14 years are leigible honorary second vice president; with Robert Weis as Patrol leader, ajtatr, given by Mrs. Helalne Perl the candidates have been en- to participate. Medals and -tro- treasurer, Mrs. Dorothy Bongart; man, Walllnton and Mrs. Danie sold the most candy. School Situation Here dorsed by all the regular Repub- phies will be awarded to the win- recording secretary, Mrs. Jack Canisoi Uuwlnl f clover%^ m\J I V* '* Avenuet m W v • 4 UV> f waT1 ivBU helA luldu • , , t ners. • A convalescent card was sent lican Brown; corresponding secretary, »ADAH' REALTY Co.,«« COLONIA.-Francis Wukovets « thtoee CoionlColonia Civic ImprovemenImprove t Organization^ to Mrs. Frank Brown from the The wlnne^will be sent to the Mrs. Mortis Cohen. Installation Sunshine Club. a member of the Board of Educa- dub Building, Inman Avenue state and national tournament, will be held at the May meeting. Ml8S *<*<* wlU be become the Colonia Club Fa&hion write 42 JEFFERSON AVE. next meeting will be held. tiOn, will speak on the school situ- with the post paying all expenses, Cake donations for the next bnde of A1 noni May 1 at the home of Mrs. Albert' alion at tomorrow's meeting of ! P * Avallane, son of Show Listed May 1st Thomas Ward and Joseph Ru- meeting may be 'arranged with Mrs Danlel Caruso Clover Ave Hornyak, 20 Maplewood Avuiue.>th>the Dukes Estates Community - ' ~ sinko are co-chairmen. Mrs. Jewkes, 'hospitality chairman.' nue, April 28, at St. Cecelia's ELIZABETH, N. J. at 8:15. Association at School 17, Inman COLONIA — The next meeting Church, Iseltn. Attending were Mrs. Sidney Avenue, at 8:30 P. M. A question of the Colonia Club will be held cat!: ELIZABETH 4-1570 Freund. Mrs. Herbert' Schaefer.l and answer period will be held. Monday at the Colonla Library Mrs. John VIorgon, Mrs. Albert! several amendments to the by- Mrs. Cyril Nelson, executive di- Mizrachi Women to Hold rector of the American Cancer Hornyak, Mrs. Jflhn Salano, Mrs.; iaWs are under consideration and LADIES... A. W. Weis, Mrs. Frank Hayes, ] adopted, a nominating commit- Social Meeting Tonight Society, Middlesex Chapter, will Mrs. John Toma, Mrs. Joseph tee will be named. be the guest speaker. Mohr, and Mrs, Albert Aymer. COLONIA — The Mizrachi Tickets are still available for Before You Ladies Auxiliary Heart Women of America will hold a tea the fashion show to be held May Lincoln Hardware WELCOME NEW MEMBERS tonight at the home of Mrs. Rob- 1 at Colonia School, Fairview Av- Pick a New ISELIN — Mrs. Eujene Owens 8th District President ert Schrage, 83 Cameo Place, enue. was welcomed as a new member of Woodbridge Knolls. the Ladies Auxiliary of Iselin Post COLONIA—The Ladies Auxili- A "Pair of Shoes" will be shown. COMPLETELY CURED V. F. W. at a meeting in Post ary of the V.F.W. Colonia Memo- Guest speaker will be Mrs. Sylvia "Do you guarantee results in ! Headquarters. A special meeting rial Post met at the Colonia Civic Karabow, president of the Perth your nerve treatment?" asked the was held Monday to make plans Club building, Inman Avenue, Amboy Chapter. All interested .are prospective patient. for the 25th anniversary dinner. where Mrs. Marie Blaskyo, 8th Invited to attend. For additional SpecilaisU-"I do. Why, a man, Mrs." William Roach was'appoint-! District president, Sayreville, was information call Mrs. Schrage FU came to me for nerve treatment, ted chairman of the Joint instal-: gue.st speaker, 8-8495 or Mrs. Saul Smith FU and when I finished with him he liition April 25. Mrs. Frances Hostesses for the next meeting, 1-2957. tried to borrow $50." GrooKor won the special award May 7. will be Mrs. Philip Sin- BONNET... and Mrs. June Soihra the dark: salewltch, Mrs. Jack Zingg. and ON LAWN SUPPLIES! horse1 prize. Mrs. Joseph Muzikowski. SPECIAL Let us style your hair, SENSATIONAL VALUE!! Friday and Saturday and Sunday enhance new beauty ... <»ival Space Lawn Mower Need Medicine Make sure your hair dresset Up, too! $16.95) ln-A-Hurry? Re Made of delicious Restyle^ TOR, DUE TO HIS HEAVY SCHEDULE, IS NOT ALWAYS And Set Kvrry 5-Lb. Bag of Independence Hall Park Complete! AVAILABLE TO SEE YOUR CHILD, OR SIC* ONE, AS FAST Grass Seed at $3.65 8 AS YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR WOULD UKE. IT IS ESSEN- BELICIOUS ,,f , TIAL THAT THE MEDICATION BE DELIVERED AS SOON AS . | cream by Carvel ex- |>OS8IBLE, AFTER YOUR DOCTOR HAS ARRIVED. WE | . I elusive formula. SUPER SPECIAL!! ENDEAVOR TO DO JUST THAT! i i (L f PARTY ORDERS TAKEN i OPEN DAILY » A. M. TO 10 F. fc.y SUNDAY TIL 8 P, M. ON 21 HOURS NOTICE! | Stttifeyi 9:30 A. M. Till 12:30 P. M. Prompt Free Prescription Delivery SPECIAL RATES FOR CHURCHES, CLUBS, FULTON 8-0270 WEDDINGS, PARTIES, i:iC FREDHi C \ "Colonk's QWN Pharmacy*' Your HairdMpr inc(|ln Hardware 199 Elm Avenue, Railway M COLONIA DRUGS COLONIA CARVEL Br»nch tialon on RariUu ttftlt, N. 1, Paint Company fhwue AT m» MEKKE-COUMA SH0PPIH6 CENTER - PHONE FUlton 1-9292 and that some Republicans favor Dumont SEA TO SHINING SEA •««»'• ———— and some others, Forbes. The fact is, we 2tye <3*ritejjenfant - JLwbtx couldn't care less. — JLetterA to the (Laitor — AN OTDCPENDKNT NEWSPATEB We haven't the slightest concern over anyone's estimate of another's personality, 38 Fairvlew Avenue however, my husband, Jo]m ,, The Leader-Journal (19S4i Colonia, N, J. Independent. He is senkitu. The Woodbrtdfe Leader (WOT) ' the colors he choose* for his ties, or his ' April 4, 1957 Republican votes of tin. 11010) favorite barber. We are deeply concerned, Ward. 7th District, along , Thr Isrhn Journal Independent-Loader however, over the evils of discriminatory Mrs. Evelyn Arte, an lntifV.ilr|l Green Street ent here, but iri Garwood w, CharU* E. Gr«ff«n assessments, of our mounting public debt, Woodbridge, N. J. Miter and PnbtlthM declared Republican. The i'(1 Dear Mr. Gregory: ( of the lack of coordination between the man and Arti households at e ](l,l toMl«k«4 iwj Tbufteaj Bj This Is my first attempt at publican and whether or not n, flu WMttrife* CnUliMof Comnn municipality and Board of Education, of U OraMfMtt WO-*-lTl» writing to a newspaper, but I are declared Republicans. I:--,,, lump-sum budgeting 4n days of soaring tat have Just finished reading the they and the others nun,' news Item about the Woodbridge ag»msfthe Republican "(h- Chtriet E. Omen. PrMidcm rates. If we can earnestly Address ourselves mi Township Republican Club and iwttlon" — and on the R j LSVT«IM P. Campion P|1 lh to the tasks these represent, we don't care their endorsement of all Organ* llcan ticket — feel j| . ,". Vice Preddent and Treaaurei )( v a hoot whether Mr. Bimonsen likes Mr. izatlon candidates — to say that sent and unite the .party i,,,,, the following statement riled me Bj earrkr tcHifry, I nil per cop, Graham—or vice versa. than those chosen by the'"|)mJ laDHripUoi rmtn bj null, Incladlnf is putting it mildly. that are — then I siiy .. ,i( one J*M, p.M; iU monthT flj»; thrt* them ! ! An open Primary i, M ctnU; ilnilf rople. bj m»ll. I* rent! All The chances are, both factions are get- "A check of the election books ( in idvinct. ting themselves all whooped up over the reveals that uther candidates tion symbolizes our AmciicJ running for nomination against democracy, don't be told in, prospects of cutting up nothing, anyway. the Organization have never vote, do as you nee fit to do registered in the Township as In closing. I would liko u, J i members of the Republican any elections purpose is to mi,,, Non-Stop Spending party" — well that really sounds the Voter the right to choos/ ominous; however, If they would The largest state budget in New Jersey's people they want to repVl,,.„, Coin; /or Broke stop and think. Dwight D. Eisen- them — give the voters a fin,,, history, recently placed before the 1957 hower was never a declared Re- to make their own minds u;, It is difficult to understand what tlte publican until he ran for and State Legislature, reflects both the high don't feel, because thr ,iM, Republican party in Woodbridge Town- won the highest office in our Doe's are sitting too close t<> i cost of non-stop spending enactments of ship is trying to achieve exefept to qualify country, the Presidency; also, (Ire that everyone elso shouM i, previous years and the extent to which the Mayor Quigley was not a declared and get burnt to boot! for side-show billing in a third-rate circus. Legislature at Trenton—like the Congress Democrat until he w,aK chdsen to Very truly yours. The principal performer^1 Include a run for Mayor of Woodbridge. ESTHER A. PELDMS at Washington—is increasingly losing its variety of tight-wire artiste, a clown or Being an Independent voter (Mrs, John Peldmim- traditional annual control over expend!* is not such a crime as organiza- two and a few noisy ahllls beating it out tion brnlns would like you to be- tures. April 3. ii for the same old snake oil with a new lieve — It is our privilege to vote Woodbridge Independents 1 as we see fit and if you feel you l^bel. They're making a pitch to get out The record state budget recommends ex- Woodbridge, N. J. would like to see the best man Atl: Mr. Charles Gregory penditure of nearly $343 million for fiscal win in a primary, then and only of the tank-town circuit and into the big- Editor time—by crawling all over each other— 1958. This compares, with appropriations then need you declare your party. of (217 million for fiscal '53 and $131 mil- Those that are running on the Gentlemen: but the likelihood ia that when critical Republican ticket and have not Last week, the Woo;;.|( judgment of the audience is passed on lion ten years earlier, according to totals declared themselves would really Board of Education, repnvi.>. quoted by the Governor in his budget mes- be putting themselves in quite n by Commissioner John M Tuesday when the paying customers can 1 sage to the Legislative. \ predicament, flying under false Jr ., revealed to the newsp;(i drop a vote into the box, the show will fold colors. Let us remember there are that the Board has already r, and go fof- broke, One of the numerous charts and tables a lot of Republicans that have tered its approval of Senati carried In the latest printed analysis of the not declared themselves because No. 102 which calls for all w :,„,] .This is not, certainly, a facetious mat- the need to do so did not arise. construction and public const; .1 Governor's budget for fiscal 1958, published tion whether it be the City, c ,: J ter and one from which we derive no Don't condemn them: praise by the New Jersey Taxpayers. Association, them now for standing up for ty or State, to be done by pleasure in treating facetiously. The Under the Capitol Dome Prime Contractor instead o! J traces changes, in state appropriations be- their convictions. I would like to point out, too, Ing broken up into five scp strength of the Republican party, except By J. JtseM GribblBs i tween the current 1957 fiscal year and bids for general construe :,,»i| as it may be expressed in the common that these, unregistered Repub- those proposed for nextjear. licans must certainly feel in their steel, heating, ventilating good, is of no concern to us—and certainly TRENTON — New Jersey law- Governor Meyner, and legislative However, the Supreme Court hearts that our Republican party air conditioning,, plumbin;; .cif we" have seen nothing in the current pri- Against decreases of a little more than makers are more certain than leaders, have scheduled a three ruled he did have sufficient needs a change of leaders as we electric. liary campaign which would impel us to $4 million, principally in debt service and ever that'nothing is more cer- hour conferee n^'.i Dr. Sly on standing to maintain his action have not succeeded too Well with Our Mechanical Contraries capital items, major increases aggregate tain than death and taxes. April 23. It marks the first time as there had been real and sub- the present ones and I would- like Association of New Jersey > ,.| c lange our minds. The sole concern of Tax problems confronting the the Legislature has been in a stantial interference with his to say, "Thank you, God, for giv- gether with the Master Piu:r,t,.| e adversaries Is the domination of one more, than $25 million. A $12 million ad- fitate of New Jersey have always hurry in many years. business. , ing them the courage to stand ers Association, State Luat: been referred for solution to the up for their beliefs and ldeals-for jjroup over another—the Porbeses over the vance in state aid—accounting for nearly Master Plumbers and Statf K!< .1 half the over-all increase—harks back to State Tax Policy Commission, TROUT: — Two hundred and EXPENSES:—Governor Rob- the betterment of the Republican I trictans and Contractors G< ir;p| umonts, the Grahams over the Simon- headed by Dr. John F. Sly, of sixty thousand trout will be ert B. Meyner, who was recently Party." and the State Structural n> ins, the StrahU over the County Board legislation passed in earlier years provid- Princeton University. awaiting New Jersey's army of married, believes that two can I am a declared Republican tractors group are OPPOM <• ing automatic increases in state aid for In fact, the commission which trout fishermen this Saturday live as cheaply as one provided and have been one since moving Assembly Bill No. 34 lntrixlun-dl Election*. This, in the requirements of utilizes the services and person- when the season officially opens company does not show up. to the Township 8& years ago, (Continued on Page 32' ie times, is pure stuff and nonsense- schools and other purposes. Similarly, nel of Princton Surveys, is way at 8 AM. Because there is no permanent id unless the Republican party can find "escalator" clauses in legislation providing ahead of the Legislature on most Government Robert B. Meyner pattern devised up to the present for personnel, pensions and salaries ac- occasions in recognizing prob- will lead toe army of anglers to time to finance Morven, the new lays and means to get along with itself lems. It usually is all set to the trout streams which have al- executive mansion at Princeton, Competence Creates Confidence cannot expect us to impose the confi- count for nearly $5 million more. These are come up with recommendations ready been well-stocked from the the Governor and his new bride, aside from $7 million for additional per- promptly after a formal request ponds of the Hackettstown Fish Helen Stevenson Meyner, find mce in it to find ways and means to raise Is made by the lawmakers. Hatchery where they were raised the cost of entertaining is quite community out of its deepening sonnel and new positions which the Gover- The 'commission recently un- through the latest scientific expensive. • nor recommended. dertook a study of railroad taxes methods. The Legislature each year au- lemma. .. ,. ..',, in New Jersey but the results In nearly all the larger thorizes an appropriation of The Republican party in the primary "Together," points otftthe' New Jersey bogged down when the lawmak- streams, oversile breeder trout $20,000 for erftertamment ex- Taxpayers Association, "the automatic in- ing mill also authorized a com- averaging In length from 16 to penses of the Governor, a prac- tmpaign now drawing to a close has prehensive study of rapid trantiit 20 Inches have been stocked by tice in vogue prior to Morven. mtributed nothing to its prestige, either crease items account for 80 per cent of the in New Jersey. As any tax'expert the state Division of Fish and Since Morven was opened in the State or local level. This, we* believe, over-all net increase and furnish a prime knows the two problems are .so Game aiii are there now for all February, the Governor and his example of the extent to which the Legis- close together, one can't do with- Isaac Waltons with are been loath to do this lest the palities and to submt a report by governing house trailers may »per is to read other news- democratic, Many of the nations people object. More's the pity. You Need Not Turn December. have a real flght on their hands comprising the UN are autocra- — Waterville (Maine) Sentinet »pers. Occupied in this pleas- Last week the Leg stature again in the future as the result of a tic, even when they have tUe su- f task this week, we came called upon the commission to recent Supreme Court opinion. gross the following; editorial perficial trappings of democracy. \xFERT TESTIMONY hurry up its study and report by The eourt sustained the right But when the UN was estab- When the reform of Intercol- faich we consider worthy of June. Dr. Sly frankly said the of a retell seller of trailer homes lished, its organizations and its legiate athletics is under discus- ipssing on to our readers: task was impossible and no such to attack the legality of an anti- procedures were modeled on the sion, it is generally assumed that "It is a gloomy moment in his- report could be forthcoming by trailer ordinance adopted by the parliamentary democracies o f the complaints come from stiff- ry. Not In the life time of any June. He said the commission Borough of Stanhope although fan who reads his [paper has the west. — Cincinnati Enquirer grading professors, men who not only never had to meet a payroll would be hard-pressed to com- he was not a resident of that here been so much grave and plete the Job by next December. community. The Appellate Di- WEALTHY AMBASSADORS but also never had to field a [pep apprehension; never has vision, Superior Court, had pre- John Hay Whitney, our new team. Hear, then, some expert Because of the urgency of the he future seemed so dark and viously niled that he had no ambassador to Great Britain, is testimony. situation, however, as the Su- calculable. standing to attack the ordinance to discover whore your a man of distinguished ancestry, It was Bobby Dc4d—the bead preme Court has given the State "In Fiance the political caul- of a municipality of which be great wealth, excellent military coach at Georgia Tech who only two years to solve the 100 ron seethes and bubbles with per cent assessment problem, was not a resident, money goes. When you ficertainty. England and the record and civic spirit. Among knows ail about needing a team, English empire are being sorely his ancestors were John flay, and a winning one at ttotf — pay by chock, the rec- ied and exhausted in a social liiicoln'f private secretary who who said football should "dump OLAMO»G«IS id economic struggle, with tur- became ambassador to Great Its evils," put its house in order, ord It always handy for oil at home utf uprising of her Britain and secretary of state, or the schools should drop the lemlng millions in her far-flung and William C. Whitney, finan- game. If present conditions aje you. Enjoy the safety idian empire. cier and Democratic leader who, tolerated for toother five years, The United States Is beeet as President 'demand's first he added, toe game will be and convenfMce of • th racial, industrial and com- secretary of the navy, took a rot- ruined, mercial chaos — drifting, we ting organization and raised it Dodd let his, hair down at a B4NWNQ Chocking Account it not where. to the first rank. Rotary Club meeting in Houston, rt Thnnda? John Hay Whitney's capability and before he combed It up again this bank. "Buaalu hams like a storm A.M.USP, M. md on the horlwn of Europe 1B not challenged by the fact he spread out an lndtctmant that, unfortunately, jb late years which covered all concerned with dark and «il*»t. the ambassadorship] has rarely the game — coacliue, educators, 4 P.M. to. 6 P.M. "It is a solemn mopient, and been held by ujyoM whose for- fans and sports writers. At the « fan feel Indifference, tune was not In sevan figures. root o/ the situation, he said, is r happily no map pretends OPEN YOURS TOW »*•.. The entertaining and other so- the insistence an winning: That feel in the tout of events. Of cial display required of an am- is why ahunnl stop paying r own troubles, no man can bassador must be met out of hia coaches who ftp not win. 8o the i the «n

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M« „!<> Park Terrace Notes Speaker to Talk

and' Mrs. deorge Weiss were Mr. On Faulkncf M and M>s. trvlnn Mandell, Eliza- MRS. SHIBLEt bet!h, and Mlw Sndle Mandoll COI.ONIA — The Colonia VII- Brooklyn. UKP Civic Association will meet tnnlRht at School 2. Oulfoot *•*- n9, jfffar*ln Mr. anil Mrs. Angela Jerrodi mie. Our-st n>*aker will be Brace Street ' «rere,hosts Saturday to Mr. and i Bothvrll who will dUeuttf (He Menlo Par! Mrj Walter Mitchel and Mr. and I ••Faulkner Art." 'a law whKsn mh Mrs: Milton Berlin. I tetraee lows for ii change of locaf TO»efn- -^-Btithday greetings to Mrs, mrtit Thf different types of liberty JoSeph Casentlno, George McCar- ! prnment allowed under the thy, Mrs. Jay Tennen. Marilyn i their ndvantngra and \i,s Ben Rose and Tennen, Marc Rosen, Jdne Dofdo- win br d1scu.«d. Resident .,,, r hosts at a fam- za, Barbara Welnberg, Mrs. I Iriiin that protedurea mart ] parly Sunday. At- Nathan Boydman, Marilyn Harri- taken to change the for* SI \l, und Mrs. Morris son, pnvrninvnt. A guestlOh tat i hikiien, Karen .and —Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Schwartz answer ppriod yUl be held. Noithport,«L. I,; and daughter, Betsy, were week- \ Waller Garvan, chalrmMk of William Weiimah end guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Morris j the constitution revision eomtftflf H,,!)i'it and Barbara, Weber, Irvlngton, and Mr. and tec will present amendment* MM i r.; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Max Schwartz, Hobokeri. revisions In the constitution atW . ,,]ITS and children, ~A meeting of the executive Dy-laws to \w voted on by the , ;liul Richard, Mf. board of CRT. was held Thursday m^mbcrsliip. Jnclt Wlgiins, crattr- •in SommeM and at the home of Mrs. George Fors- man of the recreation "~ : Miss Jean Som- ter. Plans were made for the May tec will discuss the spring .; \irs. Samuel Som- 0 installation at the Metueh'en A nomination committee \ii--i. Max Silverman1 JewUh Community Center under will bn hfld in June. Mm Mumle and Shei- the chairmanship of Mrs. Alva IWrcshmenki will bei seVved Vt, Mi und Mrs. John Barry. Mrs. Sydell Shapiro wt'.l Mrs. Herschel Taner and h« be hoitess for the evening. j*lans hospitality committee. were furthered for the rummage id) c attended the sale.' • A nid Day Luncheon Weekend Hike , Mcturheti Hadaaaait —Boy Scout Troop 40 will meet fly Colonia Boy Se&m t'i immunity Center, rldfy, 8 P.M., at St. Luke's ,,i,.t. Fishier, son of Parian, Metuehen. Irving Sumka COLONIA — A week-en4 It scoutmaster. ; ., .sol Fishier, cele- FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE has1 Been scheduled by the Woodbrldge Post, V.F.W. BAna at the annual AmtrlCaitliatlUn Hay parade In $ffey City AttHI 28, th* irrtup, to Camp Cowaw was i !, birthday 8unday A surprise party honoring now completely uniformed, IR picttfftd abovr on the steps of the Municipal BuiMinir. John JUirait in the director, and tn the band »rt(j assistant directors, Andrew Scouts and leaders of Boy .imiier party. Ouertf Mrs. Anna Tannenbaum was given Wargo and Thomas Meghan; corps mothers, Mrs. Charles ftl\nt\, Mrs. Thomas Meehan and Mrs. John Jutan; majorette, Barbara Millet; riUM«t majorette, Mary Troop 49 of St. Cecelia's dlUPftj* ! MIS Sam Mitfani by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morri- Jugan; banner bearers. Joan Jtigan ftnd Sally Hofherr; color miard, Gloria Forloli (sergwnt), Mary Ahn MtNilly, Jonriiie Cosgrove, Msrftret Wargo, Soellen ftrimple- Leaders who accompanied. «•• ;,, ;MC1. Mrs, LW Utr son. Quests were Susan and Oall tln, Carol Larsen and Kathy Milkr; |uides, Barbara Petty, Geraldlne Hatneld, Geraldirte Lynn, Madeline Wargo, Rmma Sllasl, Rendra Miller. »o«e Mary HarrUran, boys were Assistant Scoutmaster Morrison, Mr.' and Mrs. Morris •: Mr. and Mrs. Zak, Linda. Violet, Carol .'Ann 9ohayda, Marilyn Wagner, Anna Kuienko; glockenspiels, D(-Anne Strlsh, Diana DeWHt; buglers, Ronald Brennan, Carol Blum, Thomas David Bunt, Neil Mooney «WU ,, East Orange; Goldberg, Jersey City; Mr. and Mechan, Jr., Thomas Hatfleld, URoy Hatfleld, ROBS Ferraro, LlrlwOod Lynn, Eddie Rodriguez, Ranald Harbachuk, John Smith. John Srtirko, Jack Sletel, Richard Lincoln Warrel, Colonia. Se«» ii.iiy Fishier. Mrs. Howard Tannenbaum and Siurito, George KoplerWatk, Jr., George S&mo; drummers, Eddie JLarsen, Joseph Roder, Richard Weber, Robert Koslc, Ronald Stanklewlci, Buddy Rlthards, Anthony were John Butterfleld, Pat Vei> [ontodrtn, Allan, Carrol and Gary, •, wishes this week \ ' j Tartaflione, Arnold Oursa|y; cymbals, Robert Samo. terono, Chester 6urgent, Bernw Passalc: Mr. and Mrs. Howard MI'S .Joseph Schlrrip- Wilford, all of Colonia; Steve Ya- Ztndell and daughters, Debra, kowenko, Andy Juhaf, Menlo ; \],'~ Edward Haliia- Udlne. Walter ,Montagha and Ar- l present eight nominees for Leah and Judith. Colonia: Mr. uncheon party. Present were Park, and John Le Re, Bob He-. ,lUd Mrs. Sol Sllver- Oak Ridge Association and Mrs. Max Lefkowltz" and lene Anderjack, vOcalisU, Iwill be idward Weber, Daniel Santiago, Wothers to Attend the offices of president, vice presi- llnski, Philip Ball, Tom Oercr, Bob 'homas Stevely, Joy. Bftueri Cfary To Nominate Officers dent, treasurer, and secretary. In Kelly, Billy Slmka, Vic Dtttoo «* i Mrs. Jack C. Natta. Govino. A report on ,th» "Four- and Mrs. Ben Lefkowltz, Jerry oover, Carry, Laurry and Steven addition, the member body Is ex Senior Patrol Leader Ray Span** ::. nf a daughter. teenth Anniversary of the Warsaw Lefkottitz, Hackensack; Miss Ar- elson, Play in Mlburn COLONIA -~ At its meeting to- pected to round out the slate with ler. Iselln. ' ' i Mis Sidney Dlbofsky Ghetto Revolt" will be gtven by lene Cohen, Newark. —Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson night at Public School 17, Inman candidates of Its own choice. The troop is selling f Ittt iW'JgtL,.*. :, Abbie and Wayne, Mrs. Al Frankel. Elections I Will be* Kr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krae* mtertained Mr. and Mrs. Joseph COLON1A — The Mothers As- Avenue, the Oak Ridge Property in conjunction with the "Be[ i**^ ,, • t. of Mr. and Mr*. held with paid-up members ell- Elections will be hald at the mer visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jauer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Din- ociatltm of Colonia, Inc., will pared- for Accidents" tble to vote. Plans were, furthered Owners Association will nominate May meeting. All residents of the Livingston, Sunday. Weiss, Scotch Plains, Sunday. kel, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hanse) iold its fifth anniversary idance, Proceeds will be used to for the May 16 production, "Bits officers. The nominating commit- community are urged to particl- ,: Mrs. Edgar Udlne at- —Funds raised from a cosmetics >nd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoover. w 11, ak the VJ".W. Hall, Iselln. equipment. of Hits." The Study Group will iee headed by Thomas Loomls,'pate. ijiuuul alumni dinner 'Mark Wimberly, son of Sgt. Music will be supplied by the demonstration at the hoirie of Mr. meet at the home of Mrs. Seymour ..,• Tan Delta Phi Pra- /C and Mrs. Joseph Wimberly, Manhattan Quartet and there will and Mrs. Alex Gold were donated R. Russell. , :., irvington House, to the Middlesex Chapter of ielebrated his seventh birthday at )e exhibition dancing by Betty American Jewish Congress. —Mrs. John Evanoff U home party. Guests were Grlffen and Lane and Bruce Porter. Proceeds ,:.i Mrs Joseph Udlne. —Lauren Oabrielle, daughter of from Perth Amboy General Steven Wimberly, David Karr, An- will go to the Colonia Library - i.ini'.cr guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. Russell. tal with her infant daughter, born drew Bereeney, James Frank, Building Fund, March 2». The Association will hold its hdi;.ir Udine, Sunday. and Lisa Marcia, daughter of Mr. Gary Goodselland Allen Wein^r. SHOES features: eguiar meeting' April 15 at ,i.iI Mrs Leonard Bearl- and Mrs. Seymour A. Kaston, were Terry Filllppelll. aim of Mr —Peter Andersen, son of Mr. School 17, when Mayor Hugh B. : .iiid.iy KuesLs of Mr. and honored guesta at a party In cele- and Mrs. Henry FUlippelu, was nd Mrs. Carl Andersen, was Quigley will be the guest speaker. . i i.i Brlinore, Newark, bration or their second birthdays host at a party in honor of his christened Sunday at St. Cecelia's He will discuss the lease for the 'Specialists in Juvenile Fitting" ii Tcnnen, daughter of at the Kaston residence, Laurel- sixth birthday. Quests! were Rich- Churflh. Sponsors were Walter property on which the proposed : MI •. Jay Tennen, was ton, L I.. Sunday. Guests In- ard Filllppelll, Edward Danlcla Starkey, Woodbrldge; and Mrs ibrary building Is to'toe erected. i. : at a buffet dinner cluded Eric Peter and Kenneth Merle Robins. Marc Osterbye, George Byrn. Atendlng the recep- i: ' ijirtlul.iy. Guests were Owen Russell, Eric Neal Kaston, Nick Shapaw. Robert and Virginia tion Were Mr. and Mrs. Edrhond \ir George Forster and Mr. and Mrs. Louis KastonovlU, Reagan, David Miirphy. Nick Apa- Casey, L. I.; Mrs. Carl Andersen, Bluest ones Eiitertain ,.!,d Robert, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaston. ba. Patty and Deirdre Becker. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Andersen, -MV! cimit and children, Miss Ida Levlne, Mr. and Mrs —Anita Napolitart, daughter of 3. I.; Mr. and Mrs..Walter Star For Son, Jeffrey, 4 I-;? :.•! Muhucl. Mr. and Mrs. Louis tieUer, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Ir. and Mrs. Arthur Napolitan, key and daughter, Barbara Jean . ii und daughters, ard Liefer, Abe Zuckerman, New and Nina Levlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George' Byrri an> COLONIA — Mr. and Mrs. Jules 1 i r and Sandra, Menlo York. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Levlaon. were sons, Donald and George. Blujstohe, Westminister Road, en- : • Mrs. Dora Weiss, —Mr. and Mrs. Edward EWrldge honored at a party for their sixth —Morie Chalt, daughtef' of Mr tertained at a paviy in honor of Mr. and Mrs.' Leon art the parent* of a dads liter birthdays at the Ifapolitan real and Mrs. Raymond Chalt, Was the fourth birthday of their son, •! (hikiren. Hona and Kim, bom April 4 in Beth Israel dence. Guests were Bllzabetl guest of honor at a party In cele Jeffrey, Sunday. M> and Mrs. Edward Hospital, Newark. They also have Weber, Rose Ann Eagen, Ctnd; bration of her seventh birthday Quests were: Peter Temeles, :s. Marjorie Pearson Arthur. Ouests included Mr. am Morrison, Donrta Jean Hausman Cotonla. ' •..•!• the weekend to Cranferd; Mrs. Herman Zetter- Mrs. Arthur BLgalow 'and son, Ar A family party was held later • i M:s George Schubert. bautn. Fords; Mrs. Seymour R thur, Westfleld; Mr. and Mrs wh*n guests were: Mrs. Celia Wet- RusaeH and Mrs. Edwin Cooling. Charles Frick, Union; Mr. an< OLD RELIABLES koff, Hasbrook Heights; Mr. and ..:. i Mrs. Anthony Passl- —Plans for the April meeting of Mrs. Robert Lane, Richard am "I'm thinking of applying for Mrs. Benjamin I'oiherantz, Flush- . I 1: und Mrs. Sullivan the Middlesex Chapter of Ameri- Fred Jacobus. a Job in the weather bureau." ing L. I.; Mr. and Mrs. David iBluftstone, Miss Alice Misky, and ,i iHifonnance of "Th€ can Jewish Congress were dis- —Bradford Nelson, son of Mr "What qualifications have you? TMr, and MrsVjbseph Pomerantz, :>:••. Fi-lla," Friday. cussed at an executive board met- and Mrs. Robert Nelson, cele- "Oh, I've a couple of pretty re all of New York City. : - tlinm-r guests of Hr. ing at the home of Mrs. Edgar brated his seventh birthday at a liable corns." understands \ children

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Shoo Co* In Mulls Str^t, Perth Ai&Wy open D«iiy rM>y.n - Thuwday and PAGE TWELVE THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 Qinld. For further Information Spring Dance S Video Park Group please call Mrs. Mart Greges, FU COLONIA PERSONALS 8-3915. , —All registered vtters should newspapers! Cub Scout By Aid Squad 1 Elects Officers (Including Colonia Proper and Colonia Village) vote In the primaries Tuesday. «ul induct a paper drive April Voting will take place at School 21. Chairman is Richard H1U. I8ELIN The COLONIA - Eifiion* of oIII- 2 and 18 bttween the hours of 7 -The American Legion countv, 'of Aid AM. Mid 9 AM. 1 cers was held by im Video Park j Night was held by Boy Scout banquet honoring County Com- at Headquarters, Lino,,]; Troop 45 at the American Legion Civic Oroup ;it ?; liool 17. Inman By -tickets for the fashion show VV August T Lauer and;way. and completed nh: Hall. A review of may reading and sponsored by the Colonia Club president Mrs. Rollln I spring dance May 4 ai v Avenue MRS. SIDNEY Named tn nff;rr WMT: Presi- camp making was held for the Mliy 1 at School 18 are now avail- was'held Saturday »t the) Hall, Mrs. David Men,,-,. FREUND dent, LawiTii'- I>MaU>; vice- parent* Plans were made for able from any member of the n*i Air urn Perth Amboy. Present charge of tickets and M, Camp Cowaw which the Troop will president. Anthony Festa; treas- 19 Smndajjood dub. were Mr and Mrs. Wendall Doll, McWanus U chairman of : attend the wee* of July 13 and urer. Chdilo? FainiUa; recording Lane —All parents of boys of Cub Mr and Mrs Michael Petyo. Mr.lmenUi. for the Jamborette May 34, 25 and secretary. Mrs. John Acierno; Scout Pack 130 who wish their and Mrs Jack Viltee and Mr. and I Music will be furnish,i Colonia 26. Parents a tending were Mrs. correspond in £ secretary, Mrs. Jr. Pa.il Ablonczy Colonia; Mrs. Melody Men with dancs: Fulton I-2M9 Frank Hayes, Herbert Schaefer, sons to participate in the trip to Jack Kfliner: executive commit- Adolph Eteter andMr. and Mn.j 9P. M. to 1 A MA bn:, assistant scoutmaster; Mr. and the B&yOnne Naval Shipyards tee, Frank Sander.";. John Scha- April U are requested to call Den- Fred Wandras, Avenel; Mr. and b* presented to the <• Mrs. Albert Honnyak, Sidney Pre- use In parades and manna. Mar:in Levetas. Michael —At a meeting of the Women's nu Collett at FU 8-9385. Mrs Al Becker. Rahway; «nd Mr. und, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Aymer. tlons.' Robins. E/jwne Caborowski, and Republican Club of Colonia at the !and Mrs. Ernest B. Burrows. A spring dance will be held by The special award «;> William Dscey; refreshments. home of Mrs. Daniel Den Bleyker, —The next meeting of the -Woodbridge. Jack Vlllee and Mrs. the Colonia Village Civic Associa- Mrs, William White Mrs. Hpnry Klein: publicity, Mrs. Graham, Municipal W5.C.S. of the New Dover Meth- tion May 10 at the Colonia Coun- Burrows were chairmen. Bernard Dickman. chairman, addressed the meeting odist Church will be April 2 at 8 try Club. Music will be provided -Mrs. James De Marco and PM. instead of April 17 as origi- :Mrs Herschel Tarver of Cub Pack Jo-Ann Molina \im\ The purpose and aims of the ; and Introduced. Robert Hamilton, by the Musical Knights. Members nally planned. The Married Cou- organization are to berome ac- ward leader; J. H. Mclsaac. pre- of the dance committee are Jack 145 Mrs. Elmer Deak of Cub Pack ples Club will have ito first meet- 130' James Taber, Scoutmaster of 5th Birthday nt /'( tive in community affairs and sent County Committeeman from Wiggins, FU 8-6534, Robert Lued- /COLONIA — Mr and help Improve the area. ing tomorrow at S PM. 'Boy Scout Troop 45, Theodore the ISth district and Wilmer Alle- deke, FU 8-579T and Walter Gar- lAg Mallna. Jeftery K,,. Mr. DeMaio. upon taking office, Wlngender; Acle Hist. John Solly. bach from the 7th district. Plans —A meeting of* the Colonia van. FU 1-Od48. Tickets may be tared at a party in lm; expressed his gratitude to Deputy •Robert Frank and Scoutmaster were made for a card party to be Village Civic Association will be obtained from Mr. Wiggins or Mr- fin^ birthday of then .Chief Benjamin F. Parsons, for Fraderick Boyle of Boy Scout held at the home of Mrs. Anton held tonight at Colonia School, Lueddeke. * Jo- the installation of the safety Till, May nth. Fairview Avenue. Speaker will be —A membership drive i« now Troop 44 were among Scout Lead- ers present at the monthly round- Guests Included her ti, signs throughout the Video Park —Miss Helen Mazeika, Mrs. Bruce Bothwell. Colonia, who will being held for a newly-formed area. table held at School 17. Colonia. Karen and Mona; Barn Marcia Baron and Miw Diane discuss the "Faulkner Act." chapter of the Bnai B'rlth for Leone, Elmhurst. L. I i The next meeting will be May Enoch, teachers in School 16 and —Program for Alcoholics in women. For further information Wayne Peck. Debbie Wil 21 at School 17, at 8:30 P. M. ARMY PIGEONS j class mother*, Mrs. Walter Kerbis. Middlesex County was the portion call Mrs. Samuel Felngold FU Giniger, Walter Lanr: Plans are being made to have The Army's carrier pigeons are Mrs Joseph Vitale, Mrs. Howard of the County Budget discussed by 8-5724 or Mrs. Leo Grossman, FU Rever, Elaine Wfis.s .v a member of the Board of Educa- coing the way of Army mules — White, Mrs. Charles Ronge, Mrs. William J, Harris and Mrs. R. 1-2334. Kevin McDonald, Bail, tion as guest speaker. out The last 1.000 of the birds re- F. Gronskl and Mrs. J. Paterson Jones Guilmartin at School 16 —The Woman's Auxiliary of the Denlse Wlsnlewikl. Ttvn maining will be sold, since the accompanied the flrit grade stu- when the Woman's Republican Rahway Hospital will hold a Pro- nirtg, Douglas Biro. Man: dents to the Walker - Gordon Club of Middlesex County, Inc., gram meeting and tea today at 2 Army believes the birds are out- rity, and Stanley Jutko-*,- Westbury Park i Farms, Plaintfbro was guest of the Woman's Repub- P.M. at the Second Presbyterian moded by electronic communica- Colonia; Mr, anrt M: tion*. The Army began using the —Schools 3 and 16 close April lican Club of Church, Main Street and New Leone, Elmhurst. L. I: M carrier pigeons In 1878 and had a 17 and open April 29 for the —A membership drive is now Brunswick Avenues, sketches and Oelber. Mrs. Philip M p. Notes peak of 56,000 in service during NfcW SHOE STORK ON MAIN STREET: Pictured above J* Easter vacation. being hqld by the CoUnla Branch plans for the new coffee shop will lMr». Hy Jutkowlts, Cob;., World War II. Vanity Show, opened recently at Hi Main Street, Woodbrldfe, —A Court of Honor and Parents ,of the Perth Amboy Hospital be shown, and Mrs. Carton S. By GLADYS ¥.. SCANK by Loui* Chetkin, 585 Rahway Avenue, Woodhridge. Mr. Chrtkln 497 Lincoln Highway wax associated with Earles Shoes in Perth Amboy for seven Ivlin years prior to opening his store in Woodbrldge. The establish- Tel. LI-8-1679 ment features popular-priced shoes (or the entire family. —Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Testa and daughter, Judith, Ruth, and est award obtainable in Cubbing. Doreen. South Plamfleld. were Awards Presented Mr. Reeb asked Mr. Boyle to pre- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank sent the award to Andrew since Tagliareni. parents play such an important —Mr. and Mrs. Philip 8chartz At Pack Meeting part in helping their sons receive had •&« dinner guests Mrs. awards in Cub Scouts. Schwartz' parents, Mr. and Mrs. COLONIA — Cub Scouts Pack All Cub Scouts were decked out Max Klingenstein. Bloomfield. 145 met at Colonia Library Friday in Indian Regalia they worked on —Miss Kathleen Maxwell spent with many parents present. Cub- during Den meetings. Each boy the Thursday week-end in Wash- master Warren Keeb awarded the had a colorful headdress and In- ington. D. C. with her senior Honor Den Flag«CO Den One. I dian short. There were also tom- class of Middlesex County Girls' ' toms each boy had made along1 Assistant Cubtnaster ! William Vocational School. | with tomahawks, ankle - bands, Walsh presented awards to de- —Mr. and Mrs. John Witter- shields arm bands. Some boys in serving Cub Scouts as follows: sheim observed their fifth wad- Den 1 brought Indian villages they ding anniversary Friday evening. Den 1, John Larson, 1 Gold AT* had made and there was a totem —Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schnlt- row, 2 Year Pin; Kenneth Esposi- pole brought by Chris Petrovic zer, Jersey City, were Saturday to. Wolf Badge, 1 pold Arrow, 2 which he had made with the aslsc- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Silver Arrows; Jeffrey Rockwell, ance of his parents. All boys par- Ca5sell. Mrs. Schnitzer, Mrs. Cas- Wolf Badge, 1 Gold Arrow, 2 Sil- ticipated in a war dance to the sell, and children, Ruth and ver Arrows; Ralph Kremp, 1 GoW. £at~o7~tom-toms" Jackie, visited Mr. and Mrs, Al AtT0W'J ,fiVe5 Arr<»w; Efward i Announcement was made of the bert Schnitzer, Mountainside, in Jones, Wolf Badge, 1 GolGold Arrow.Arrow., possibility of the ^^ attendlng the afternoon. The Cassells vis- Den 2. Anthony Simonelli, Lion a big league baseball game, and ited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ennis Badge; Gerald Tarver, 1 Gold Ar- making a trip to celebrate Armed Let's clear on Sunday and, on Tuesday were row, 1 Silver Arrow. Forces Day. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warrei Den 3, Jerry Felton, Assistant The next meeting of the pack Ricker. Fanwood. Denner Stripe. will be May 3 at the Colonia Ld —Th,e W. M. c. will meet Apr] Den 5, James Kecworthy, lUbrary, •„ -» the air 16 at tselih Assembly of Go< Goi8 afro*. ^ " t* t Church, Cooper Avenue and Berk- Den 0, Bruce Hamilton. 1 Year NO HARM IN HOPING eley Boulevard. Men's Fellowship Pin. 1 Silver Arrow; Robert Ro- Chief —You had yesterday off of the church will meet Saturday meo, Wolf Badge, 1 Gold Arrow, to go to y^ur mother-in-law's fu aboot evening at the home of Richan 2 Silver Arrows; Robert Wengen- neral and now I hear that she Is Workman, Homes Park Avenu der, 1 Year Pin. not dead. Christ Ambassadors Young Peo Andrew Boyle having completed Cleric—Pardon me. I did not sa pie will attend a rally Frida; all requirements was presented she was dead. I merely said pollution evening at Red Bank. with his Wetelos Badge, the high- would like to go to her funeral.

The problem of polluted air faces every in- dustrial community. Ours is no exception. It is not, however, a problem without a solu- tion. It can be solved with time, effort and Spring Styles. money. All these are being expended by The A perfect combination of ^ California Oil Company in an effort to do its share and avoid contributing to a general air- beauty and correct fit. pollution problem in this area. Caloil staff members have been sent to Rutgers to learn the modem methods of controlling air pollution. They supervise a pollution-control program, which provide around-the-clock inspection for sources if air contamination. In addition to supplying manpower, we have spent more than $3,0t)(V 000 in the past six yean on up-to-date pollu- Pretty as a picture . , , handsome as tion-control equipment and plant impro" - can be ... Simplex Flexies for girls ments calculated to check smoke and odor<. and boys are styled to leod the fashion And we shall continue to provide the mm and materials needed to make our program parade this Spring. Lovingly comfort- effective. able, too, Flexies are master-crafted of soft, pliable leathers to be tops in The California Oil Company has under- taken this all-out assault 00 air pollution ease and, wear for growing feet. not because it will increase our petroleum business, but, more important, because it backs up one of our firmest policies... to coi duct our butinev u a responsible citizen of any immunity in which we operate,

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Do be careful with growing feet ~,tve dway* dre! SCHWARTZ SHOES Phone FU-8-1055 1519 Maiu Street, Rahway t Shop Friday Till 9 P. M. "Doctore prescriptions Carefully Filled F.NDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 PAGE THIRTEEN

Km Ave. Section Colonia |(lill!jr Dukes' Estates. Canterbury Villng ll,rj,|jr<' Knolls, Shore Crest Acres, Lyn ()uk^QakJldgcH^htB)

Chuk. Irvlngton. By MRS. —Mr. and Mrs. William Ds>Hart H A»LF» and tan, William and James, Washington. N. J., were the Sun- The world's most popular Stamp plan—SAH t Jr. dfcy dinner gue«U of Mr. and Mrs. See th« counties* fin* ittms (hat art youn at the S*H ttamp redemption tterc Star you. Weat Streei Albert Poote, Inman Avenue. nlonia. N. i. —Mr, and Mrs. William Ouel- llch and children, Richard and Phone Margaret, McKmley Avenue, were Fultort M»W the tupper guest* of Mrs. Marie Ehrig, Brookdaie, Friday. On K-llrnr .son ot Mr.Saturday the Quelllchs were the Kellner, Kilmer 'meat* of Mr. and Mr*. Prank Wrbrate hU 14th Scerbo. liong Branch, arter whi:h .1 20 they visited Mr. and Mrs Edward LANCASTER BRAND Livid ChelnlX. flve- Ooodhue, Keyport, Mr. and Mrs, SHANKLESS, READY-TO-EAT, SMOKED ^ • inns of Mr. and Walter Holme*, Bloomfleld, were WOODBRIDGE Army Pvt. r :!1 cielnlk. MUllken the Sunday dinner guests of the Robert C. hiil, a -n of Mr and Mrs ..•operating at'honw duelltchs. ThomaS S. Hiil, 73 Fleetwood ifctomy. The Chel- —Congratulations to Mr. and Road, recently was graduated ;;c(i Mr. and Mrs. Mm. Robert L. Bachmann. Cleve- from th? Military Police Training :. and Mr, and Mrs,land Avenue, on the"birth of a!Center at Fort Gordon, Oa. Hill ,,,n and son, Larry. son. Robert Kevin, at Elizabeth entered the Army in October 1956 .; over the week-end. General Hospital, and received basic training at Port; i ,>hen. etatloned at —Saturday guerts of Mr. and Dix, N. J. The 19-yrm -old sol- j Bnse In Oakland. Mrs. E, A. Bergmlller Celeveland dier was graduated from Wood-i :n.2 his leave with I Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs, Georgebri*?e High School in 1956. HAMS Mr and Mrs. Herman Bergftlller, Hackensack. On Sun- ; :tiiT Drive. day, the Bergmlllers enteretalned Shank-ends removed along with excess fat Mrs James Black Mr. and Mrs. WlUlam TJunlevei (they're shorter, leaner, with proportionately Karen, and Mr. and Belfevllle. lest waste). Fork-cutting tender! Distinctive ir Kosalrskl and —Ur. and Mrs. Fred Ollphant Normandy Road, had as their old-fashioned smoked-ham flavor! • :;dii and Alexander, • • itrsria Avenue, were week*«nd guest. James Bodolay LANCASTEMnwm i ERH BRAND-READY-TO-EAIHAIW — I T BONELESS and Mrs. Joseph Springfield. Mass. —Mr. and Mrs. OUn Clark, ••.ili.thtown. The MONTE SUGAR iir Sunday supper Wendf Road, had as guests. Mr. WHOLE tr HALF Ib. >on and daughter- and Mrs. Bernard McMullen, HAMS Linden. : l Mrs. James Black. —Sunday guests of Mr. and •I OVEN READY Mrs. Patrick Collins. McKlnley ,:.i;.nns to Mr. and Avenue, were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hood. 47 Predmore Oxyew. Jersey City. Ib. .,<: birth of a daugh- Legs of Lamb —The Council of Civic Associa- DEL MONTE -,,nv\, at the Beth tions «f Colonia will meet April 17 LANCASTER BRAND-"U. S. CHOICE" BEEF ,il Newark. instead of April 11 a« previously .,>,]<.< Ollphaht. Wesannouncedt . CREAM STYLE - : Mined the Coffee __ ^ cans Mf Mrs Hyman Thomai Ib. 2 • were 32 Mrs. Albert tnd ^y^n Wnuain Rnd Bar- Chuck Roast ! CORN . ™i« b»>»' formerly of Roselle,' have LANCASTER BONELESS-"U. S. CHOICE" BEEF 5..s Mrs. William, moved ^ lhelr new home on pine DEL MONTE FRUIT d Sutler, and Mrs. g^w^ —Mrs Violet Greenlee. Ptae : d Mrs Joseps Rapa- Btreet. was hostess to M/Set. and and Mrs. William C«ss Rib Roast 69. • COCKTAIL 2^39 Mr*. OWen Jackson and daugh- PORT READING — Army Pvt. j son, Fred. WOQd- ter, Norma, and Mrs. W. C. RKhard J Kuzniak. 19, ion of Mr.; Uir ' Sunday lije*" | johMon in(| children, Michael'and Mrs. Joseph S. Kuzniak.. 235' Mrs- Charles Ollpftaat. j ^ chrUtine, ail of Fort Dix. OiJ Road, recently was graduated , Ground Beef 3»<98< • IDEAL FANCY I —Mr. and Mrs, John L. Rob- from the Military Police Training! Lancaster 8 01, Auxiliary of the i lnson, Inman Avenue, were hosts Center at Port Gordon, Ga. Kuz-1 Sliced pkg. Chemical Hook j to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Walker, nfak. a form?r employe of Howard • Company will meet Paterson. • Johnsons, Inc., in Woodbridge, | I APPLESAUCE •:ie Inman Avenue —Mr, and Mrs. Broskle Davts. entered the Army last October FROZEN FISH !.n the installation Plainfield, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- and completed basic training at, VAN CAMP ••rs Mill be held. Th* man Blackwell. Newark, were Port Dix. He was graduated from '• I* bfi?:n promptly at 7j guests of Mrs. Charles Johnson,! Woodbridge High School in 195^99< • GOOD N KRISP : of McKinley Avenue, , McKlnley Avenue.- anfl' .r.ci.eon guests of Mrs. 'Mrs!' ^Benjamin Hill. quart jar . ,:. O'.evland Arcnus. i North Arlington, attended a Easter EggH Yellow Pike Fiilet 63 J DILL PICKLES .:i celebration of Mrs. lchurcn at the Woodside ISELIN — The annual M Mr, Philip M. Peck. "^r ,nd Mrs Richard Hen- egp hunt, sponsored by I Salmon Steak SS Wh • M|RACL[ WH|p 1616, u. jr3 jar 1 ad, and Mr. and Mrs.derson, Joanna Place, were theLions Club is set for April 1; a.sV.v*. Union, attend- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 o'clock. In Kennedy Park. '••rraance of "Hatful ot Robert OuUredda, Madison. child under twelve years of "age Lobster Tails —• 99^ • ':-f McCarter Theater, —Week-end guest of Miss may participate. In case of incle- [ ... ,. ... Marcla Wist. Mercury Avenue, ment weather the event will be mmv 3 c \-.:--Arnold, daughter | wtI MlM Jane jcieiner, Plalnfield, held the following Saturday. April; GoucKo :. i M: Edward Arnold, I —Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dlckson Clam StlCKS * ^-45 • Crackers - - • 25^ Cookies •"'. '—-^ 5 20. i lie. celebrated her and «on, Kevin, Wendy Road, The plant and bulb sale will be •• ..day. at « family were guests «f Mr. and Mrs. held the week of April 28 and • •.- .mending were her Harry BUverman, Point Pleasant. the club will also sponsor a flag '•'. .:.\m. Miss Eleanor sale the last of April.. Flags may j ..: M;.v Enjily Marhone, FINEST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES •NEW CLU1 TO MEET : be purchased from any club mem. < Suencer ZeKen COLOOTA - Married Couples , ber or at Iselin Lusher Co Lin- aaeSa^SS Club of the Hn Dover Methodist coin Highway or Harry Kline's birthday of Mrs. IChureh will hold its first meeting Five and Ten Store. Oak Tree TENDER Maolewood i tomorrow nlfht at 8 in the Sunday • Soad. \i, r«r»pnhin & Boom. .Clifford Gulden1 The monthly paper dnve will be GREEK George MIS oeorge ROBin-:» ^ ^ ^y couptg club of • heid Sunday at 1 P. M. FRESH BROCCOLI MI. Ronald, 100 c good eating, no waste! Garden fresh, rich in vitamins. Community Methodist Church, i s iiiday guests of .*_ n-_i- -.111 ^M^«lr trt Iho ijt^lCrt •' •maid Brady, Oay- Pirk. iwlll speak to the ISELIN — St. Cecelia Coun- broup and help the organisation cil, Knights of Columbus, spon- Mrs. Chester Sellga. So get started. Por further ln- sored a special Lenten motion irid as their week- j form*ttaft caU Clinton Worth, LJ program at the Iselin RED BLISS Dorothy Mar- 8-47W. Theater, the proceeds for the POTATOES 5*25 Delicious creamed, sauteed, boiled whole, roasted. GETTINO STEONGETEONGER I b-nefit of the Columbian Club > be getUng stronger." !bull«Ung fund, -the Song of »r- ow^an you tell?" inadette," an academy award RADER'S "Well, a few years ago 1 couldn't picture was featured^ Anthony EXTRA carry « worth of groceries and'Oliver was general chairman of the af.'air. LARGE each PITTSBURGHS now it's easy" PINEAPPLES 29. RADISHES — 2515 NEWEST PAINT SENSATION Capture the true Easter BAKERY spirit with gifts of SUPREME OLD FASHIONED HOME STYLE WIDE BREAD LARGE LOAF 20 oz.19 Special this week only ! Try it today !

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Complete Line of FROZEN FOODS 11 V M lo 8 r. M. ROSARY BEADS LIBBY'S ORANGE SATURDAY ta 2200 ADER'S ii- V.ur Handi-C'h»rte 9r Glens Charge JUICE 3 47 GLEN'S JEWELERS Mixed Vegetables >^"> 2 STATE STREET MAIN AND CHEKRY STREETS, RAirWAY •'KK'l'll AMBOV I»hon« H-8-517B Frozen Cauliflower »2<"- »2» 39x Chopped Broccoli M 2*; 29 ••?•

TBURSnAY, APRIL 11, Philip Interior Decorating Tips New Organization Celebrate* Formed in County ^d Mi Given bySewttren Resident hh, Llnrla Av,.nn tertninRd In honor nf \\v, 8EWAREN Billows of eit[Ul- \tnt brighter colors than would be WOODBRIDOE -• County rpsl- h-rthday of their son. PhiM;, sit* deeotntoi tnbf.es. nwntcMji irf e6ftiMfft«ble elsewhere . . the col- di'iik of Italmii descent formed a day. M» will-papers, and samples of OH JVua ind ted arc Hard to: TVW ormuiiMition. the Columbine ! Quests were Mrs. Pim,,, new *Ofc>rs were tossed around lwndffi .n l(.i/e areas. , . . Expert !X Onml*. rtt * dinner In a tint by Mrs W.lltfim Burfw sive. flarm'smut type of eeromlc fii.'ctiiio at The Pines, Edison, Instnn; Mr, and Mrs ; on "Interior Dsfotntlon nftd How finches, such as trt bBthrooms of ( (ri II is HIP Intuition of the group Kr°IU R'nd children, Gci ,, To Live With Coldi." ,WMM!fB, *tWm)d be kept to lalrljr ln id ••weld tOTHta the local Itallnn-, Carol. Hlllsld*; Mrs. MlcWi Speaking before a meetl rV'dfralon state con- 3t Nljjro, New Brunswick; secretary, ISELIN — Amon? T, smaller accents. Lighter colors [** - ; •diaries Bruno, New Brunswick; refldpnts who attended j ,. make things largrr, darker colors, Mrs. 8lmon Larson and Mrs financial secietary, Police Capt. tall party for Ralph Tavlw. r give a smaller effect. That ac- George Mullen were appointed de- ITALIAN nftOL'P ORGANIWRS: Lift to right (seatedI are L. ihariw M*n(fon», fcoekf Terio. .lohn Pecoraro, Charles Bruno, •Chhrles F. Zanzalari, Perth Am- bury, a candidate for SUu, i counts for the great oopulnrit.v! legates to the Federation conven- Mrl Brllanc*. Dominic Splnelli. Standing Andrew Nltrn, Charh-s F. fcaiwaUrf, Ariilrtw OroSso, Joseph Charmrllo, Frank J, Garibaldi, !boy; treasurer, Andrew Giosso, mltteemBt on the Repubiir,,:. among women of the little, black tiofi at Atlantic City «xt month. Danltl C. Piinroni. Absent when the plr urc was lafeNi #»« Felix Canton1. MllHown councilman; trustees, lot next Tuesday were M dress." jMrsM . MullenMll , civicii s chairmanhi , re- :Committ«eman L. Charles Man- Artz, Mr. and Mrs, 'ih,.- in deciding what colors to use ported on the recent letter from ; _ ' gione. Wooobrldge; Detective Dan- CNrll. Mr. and Mrs Hen;, In their rooms, too Jhany women]the CerftrHl railroad fefcelved by j rkfiaphtlil conducted by the Tuesday night iiel C, Panconi, (Woodbrld^e, and ^Bel. Mr. and Mrs. Waltd forget to consider the effect of \ the township committee which ' *-***«*> <•'** * * youth group was financially suc- for Youth Commissioner Felix Cantore, ^(ew in. Jrtle (JritBT, Robert i how muth light they Will have in 'promised an Investigation of coli- cessful. Jackets and equipment 'Brunswick. dfcte, Mr. and Mrs : the room afttr all their hangings Jdltlons at the Sewareri sUtlon. will be purchased with the pro- ! A dlnnei' Ls slated for October [man, Mrs. Doris Ron ,• are up. A cdlor which might have I Mrs, John J. Dowling was pre- In Avenel Planned by Club By Sisterhood ceeds. to honor a county resident. It ls Jqnpn, Chirles Manni-it been Rood to begin with mty look ,aented a gift from the club as she It was announced the flrst is* AVENEL—Plans were discussed kees plap y the Detroit club. Res- planned to make the dinner an an- Aniw C. Calvert, Mr. im.! washed out after Venetian blinds, and Wa" family l«ave soon for two sue of the Bulletin went to press to sponsor a baseball clinic for ervations may b« made through j AVBNEL — A raw slate was nual affair. S. Herbert Jaffe, Fred Sn,, glass curtains and heavy drapes | year* in England. and copies will be mailed mem- Avenel Youth by the Democratic Mr. Kozak or Mathew Quinlan. [ presented by Mrs. Julius Schiller, i „ bers. are all In place. Hostesses at ttie tea held after and Civic Club of East Avenel at I Benjamin Welnststn, president. j chairman, at a meeting of WINS SECOND PLACE Artificial lights also Have an ef- the Sisterhood of the Congrega- WHITE GOODS SOUGHT the program were Mrs. William a meeting at the Avenel-Co- Welcomed August Matfgo a* a new A program piesented by Mrs, ; COLONIA — At *he Am- fect, and Mrs, Burns advised Ebner and Mrs. Andrew Simonsen, Ionia First Aid Squad building, j member. tion Sons of Jacob. It Included Teriifcln featured the story of AVENEL — 'The* Community Cancer Dressing ' Group, which Association of University avainst lampshades in peach, too Louis Lukiasuk, chairman, an-j It was ffnnounctd by the mem- Mrs. Smanuel Temkin, president: Passover, read by Mrs. Jacobs. An men's State ArU Feotiv.i yellow shades or too dark, as jnounced that the purpose of thebershlp chairman, Mrs. Benjamin Mrs. Albert Bleiwelss, nlrst vice explanation of the Passover table meets each Wednesday from 1 to 1 at Trenton State Teachi>; changing a room's decorating clinic is to teach the fundamentals ! Welnstein, that s membership S0- president of ways and means; was given by Mrs. Harold Schiller 3 P.M. in the First Presbyterian! Church, completed 1,499 dressings lege, Saturday, Mrs. Vino: scheme too radically. Fund Drive Slated 61 baseball to boys ranging from j rial will be featured after the next Mrs. Miltoh Mefllhets, Second vice j and Mrs. Meyer Trachtenherg. Hughes, Colonia, received ,i;, "Even trie fluorescent lights ten years of age and upward. He i business session, May 6. The so- president, membership; Mrs. Les- Mrs. Goleshevsky conducted a in 4 meetings In March, accord- ing to Mrs. Daniel Howell, chair- I two 2nd-plece ribbons (ID used in most stores these days are stated that the clinic will be open jcial will be open to all residents ter Jacobs, third vice ppresident, question-and-answer period. "Vacation Revery," a pmi: For Colonia League i man. Clean white materials are! a hazard." she warned. "Always, to all boys of Avenel, Interested ,'of the fifth and eighth districts of program; MMrs . AbAbe KramerK , cor- Mrs. Harry Yago, former mem- done in T«mpera. Before a.:nt ; needed and may be left at the always, take your colors and sam- in baseball, and urges them to Join J Avenel. A door prifce and prizes ^ ber, was welcomed as a guest. to Colonia. Mrs. Hughes w;i> COLONIA—A special meeting of church office or pickup arranged ples to the fr6nt of the store the group. Registrations will be j for gamis wfll Be awafdea. - ' iBaltti, i wording Secretary: and frespitaltty was witter the direc- shion illustrator and did thp the Colonia Little Fellows Baseball by calling Mrs. Howell, WO where you can see them in day- taken Saturday. April 27 at 10 The dark horse prize was won | Mrs. Charles Grill, treasurer. Elec- tion of Mrs. Lee Savage, Mrs. Bar- vision program, "Marie's si League was held this week at the tiQ 8-133OR; or Mrs. Arthur Frank- j light." . at the Avenel Park. Boys are |*y Mr. Dragos who donated it to| n will take place at the May ney Herman, Mrs. Nathan Levin- Book," Three paintings wne lnman Avenue Fire House at which lin, WO 8-0368W. Newcomers who Another piece of store advice asked to bring gloves, shoes 'or the card party. Hostesses for the meeting. sky and MrS. Isaac Dreshcher. to the festival from the rm-mm Mrs. Grace Paradise was named would (like to meet new friends was to get the largest samples of I other equipment they may have, social hour were Mrs. E. Torsitano : The National Anthem nnd Hi- ship of the Colonia Bran:. chairman of the Fund Raising 1 and donate a few hours to this! anything available — paint, wall- the series will run for four weeks and Mrs. Joseph Dadowski. | tlkvah were led by Mrs. Bleiwelss, the AAU. paper, colors, drapes, etc. What Committee. on every Saturday and Sunday land the , ;-;-°r given by Mrs. A., work will be welcomed at the i seems gay and charming in a Mrs. Paradise announced that thereafter. Mr. Lukiasuk has been I Rockoff. A vote of thanks was; New Members Join weekly gatherings, j LOST OUT small piece may turn out awful to the Little Fellows organisation in professional baseball for twenty Appeal is Argued ! given Mrs. Ralph Hess for the "Poor old-Weary. He's umu- live with in large doses. will conduct its first Tag Day* Sat- years, and has played for the St. I children's Purim party. A Mod"' Rosary Society AN ENGLISH JOKE ni* head at last!" In general Mrs. Burn's advised urday to help finance the coming Louis Cardinals and other inde- Seder for the children will be held J "Yes, I've hunted all over Eu- "How was that?" keeping wall colors soft and neu- season. The boys, who will be pendent pro-ball clubs. He feels On Sunflay Closing | Sunday at 11 A. M. i rope." "He lost hi* mtnd trying to f tral, and consider two adjoining under adult supervision", plan a the need of a good baseball field Mrs. Hyman flerulnlck, presi- AVENEL — Mrs. Joseph Irti- "Really, What have you lost?" ure out a way to eat in his. l rooms — usually living-and-din- house to house canvass from 10 A. in Avenel fQr use for future ball dent, Mrs. Medtnets and Mrs. briaco, president of the Flosary WOODBRIDGE—The State Su- ing — as a unit. Use at least one M. to S P. M. players. He offers his time and Bleiweiss will attend the first Society of St. Andrew's Church, preme Court last week was asked color In common in both, either All registered boys are requested knowledge in getting this project birthday Spring Conference of the welcomed new members Mrs. Ray- to restore the Sunday closing laws in rugs, walls or hanging. Then to attend the league's initial prac- started, and will be assisted by Central New Jersey Branch of the mond Szembarski, Mrs. Timothy of Woodbridge and to reverse the __ •decide on 6ne point to emphasize tice sCssioii Sunday morning at 10 two or three other pro-ball Woman's League of Oerity and Mrs. George Ludwig at in the room — either a good rus, o'clock at the Pennsylvania Ave- players. lower court decision^ which held j Hn^r'synagogues. May"!, at a meeting Monday in the church a chair, piano, eK, find play it up. nue diamond. Each prospect is re- „ ._..-,..» mu. court,TBmple jfetijjfci Artury Park. hall. Elmer Dragos, Third Ward Other tips from this authority: quired to bring along his own decision. Plans were furthered for the town commltteeman, guest speak- A "Mr. and Mrs." Club, to be if ceilings are too high, paint them gloye. Woocibvidge Township in its or- Communion breakfast May 12, er, gave a talk on road conditions called the "Pun Club," has been a slight|y darker tone than the William Peppe, temporafy chair- dinance passed last year prohi- 8:30 A.M. Tickets, may be pur- and the new llglrting system, and organized under the direction of walls. ... If windows are irregu. man of the Little Fellows organ- bited Sunday sales of electrical Mr, and Mre. 8y Mernielstein,) chased from committee members spoke on further improvements to appliances, furniture, hardware, lar or awkwardly placed, cover ization, disclosed that starting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berlin and Mrs. Harry Jones, Jr., Mrs. Vin- be made in the coming year. Mr. clothing ajid auto parts. Superior them with light, neutral curtains, wit^i the first practice drills Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Jules Isler. It will cent Buonocore, or Mrs. Andrew tf* f aak»d tU* chib - bernum reported the candy salting the social hour. PTO to Raise Funds petition from highway stores, By Round-kobin Party Mr. Toolan noted the court ruled last year, in the Fair Lawn ISELIN — A round-rotoin party Service Center case, that the from BAUMANN*$ the week of April 27 will be the state's old "blue law" could mt Flowers are the only really appropriate way to say last fund-raising project of the be enforced in criminal oases. He VOTE FOR season by Iselin School 18 PTO. said the decision knocked out the Happy Easter. Their new-born beauty expresses per- Prizes will be awarded at each Woodbridge law. fectly the hope, promise and joy that fills us all on table. Robert Wllentz, Perth Amboy this day. Members wishing to hold a Attorney, speaking for the munici- Regular Republican Come; visit our new Show Room to see one of the party are asked to notify Mrs. pality, said Woodbridge had the, E. E. Harris, chairman of ways constitutional and statutory power, largest selections in this locality to' cftoose from. and means, by Monday. Mrs. Har. to enact the Sunday closing ordi- ris is being assisted by Mrs. £eter nance . . "It should not be de- Organization Candidates Kravitz, Mrs. Seymour Derechin, prived of its right to regulate PLANTS Mr. SwensoU and Mrs. Goddell. Sunday business.' In the Swum! Ward

In plants we feature Hardy Azaleas, Easfeer Lilies, Rose Bushes in bloom, Hydrangeas, Gardenias, Gloxinias, Arnold S. Graham lavor Daisies, Cinerarias, Tulips, Hya- cinths, Dish Gardens, Ferns, and many others. William Yorke for Township Committee

For COUNTY COMMITTEE Time waits for no man. Wheh the day In cut flowers, Easter Lilies, for a well-deserved rest and secure Calla Lilies, Snap Dragons, Tulips, Lst district—Frank Dodd, Mary Dodd retirement rolls around ... will you Carnations, Roses, Stock Gladlolas, 2nd district—Joseph Fedor, Helen Adamiec Anemones, Ranunclus, Jris, Daffo- be able to call the tune and have the dils, etc. ; 3rd district—OSCAR WILSON, ELIZABETH monqy to pay the fiddler? Look ahead. Ut us ihow you FULLERTON Set Up a definite program of savings CORSAGES how llttlo space 4th district—Robert Beck, Thelma French at the First Bank and Trust Company 5th district—Virginia Jordan , t so that you can enjoy ttie fruits of iftak«s... with quality your labor Hi years to come. Open a A corsage for your Mother, 6th district—HERBERT WILLIAMS, GERTRUDE Wife or Sweetheart arranged MAGNA savings account now. „ in Baumahn's style of Orchids, 7th districtr-WILMER ALLEBACH, DOROTHY Gardenias, Roses, Etc. ALLEBACH 1 For your far-away friends send flowers or plants FIXTURES 9th district—Peter Smoyak, Eleanor Smink througn our F. T. D. Service. FOR FREE PLUMBING ESTIMATE 10th district—Michael Krietz, Edith Yorke — ORDER EARLY PLEASE- Call WOodbridge 8-4765 NOW 13th Districts-Henry Weiman, Dorothy Kristensen Cirrent Merest Rite Telephone NO QBUQATION • COURUOUS SfXVfCff ISth district—JOHN McISAAC, HILDA BRAUSE PU 8-0711 or 0712 16th district—John Schobert, Mary McMorrow 17th district—Gordon Fisher, Francis ffMcara 18th district—Anfdo JJossi, Jean Brtant KARMAZIN 19th db*triet—b»vty T: Miner, Ftorence Jacques Tl B J. R. BAUMANN, Inc. " " «*fc wi'/t AH the Servu-e*" PLUMBING aftd HEATING Vote Tuesday, April 16tl» 521 W,, Ha#>h«M*

A\ NIX PERSONALS' Lafayette Estates and members, of the Holy Mamn So- ciety. Shorecrest at Fords rjy MBS. —The Avsnel Memorial Pojst V. F. W., mid it« auxiliary,-win DAVID DAV1I hold a joint Installation of offi- 1 Sunday at the Newarker

cers Saturday »t a o'clock In tlif •**.. . auney ICUU ^ (Vvenel Avenel School auditorium. MRS. LKSTER hosts to Vhf jrauiimu urmfci 'I —The Sixth District Organi- from Loch Arbour $eiah, !:v WO-8-2240-R .4 zation will sponsor a mystery bus KRESS —Mrs. John Conyack's guest*. ride Saturday evening, under the S3 Inrcrsett Sunday In honor of her blrthdijjfjj , 4 direction of John Klmberly with TrmtM, Forts were Mr. and Mrs. W, Bennett andj" buses scheduled to leave Fitz- Mr. and Mrs. John L. Conyack,,,, f',inimi.isloners will gerald's Tavern. Route 1, at 8 Ub*rty R-Z215 Jersey City, •/"; i iin' Avenel flre- o'clock. '-Patricia Tallaksen celebratebrate* < —Mr. and Mrs. prank Ju- her 6th blrthdav Saturday at *^ 1 ..-: >mod of the Con- traebskl are the parents of a Ml wnd Mrs. Robert Mfllcolm party were Patricia, Lindaa, and > A ,,: Jacob will meet daughter, born April 6 at the nnnoiinre thp birth of a son. Qre- buward NavRlany, Jimmy e#d; i ihr Avenel Jew- Perth Amboy General Hospital. . ory Dini'ii David Klssler, Patsy Ann .. (viitcr. Nomlna- —Mrs. David" Davis and daugh- Mrs. Mrs. M. 8ab!atzky and Donna and Joanne Wilson, and > ,,,1 of officers will ter, Beverly, spent several days In Mrs. S. Gottlieb are the co-leaders Clndy Hathaway, all Lafayette *s*. . Wllkes-Barre, Pa., at the home new Intermediate Girl tatei; Rlohy, Peggy. Dennis, aBay Seoul Troop 11. The alrls are Mary .•s will be field by of Mrs. Davis' mother, Mrs. LeRoy Karen Taqaksen, Union City; anda, 1 Olunta, Barbara Sablatrty. •;>mpany, Mon- Oates, who Is now the Davis Dorothy. Cathy, and Bobby TaJ- Phyllis Tavella, Carol Debrow«kl, ,i! Mie firehouse. house guest. laksen, ,^y •^-Mr. and Mrs. William Rail Btaince Del Rosso, Barbara Qm- .ivl. second Di- —Birthday greetings also u^ are the parents of a daughter, uiiri Barbara Oottlleb. John Innnwone, Jr., Mrs. Joe I44,: LIH! Civic Club, born April'1 at the Perth Amboy - Ppsgy Quinn celebrated her don. Ted Arthur, Ted darviij, ..I,,v. 8:30 P. M., at iw Oeneral Hospital. birthday at a party Sunday at- Robert Teske, Mrs. Oeorge Mo" tended by Mrs. M. Hildebrant, : Jo eph M e s c e. Pa .::»! Post V.F.W., " rs, M. Qulnn, and Mr. and Mfs. 'Croasdalc, Michael KaUata. f^ day nltjht In .the W. Qulnn and daughter, LtnaiT, Mrs. Eu«ene Ostermiller. Olor|i-,g, Brooklyn. :„ at Club ^venel. Reaeh Agreement Mlgllonl:o, Mrs. John Maak arid!,. •4* ,1 parent-Teachers GRADUATION EXERCISES In the School of Prartical Nursing wer<' held at the Middlesex County Girls Vocational School, Wood- —Mr. and" Mrs. Tobias Morgen her daughter, Pamela. . ,; 'ere hosts at a 36th anniversary , ii meet Tuesday. bridcr The craduates and iiutrubtors are seen in the above picurr, from left to right: Miss Jeanette Obertz, Instructor; Mrs. —The gentral meeting of the mity Sunday in honor of Mrs. •ni' .school auditor-. With Developers Francis Smith, Old Bridge; Mrs. Francis Creamer, Metuchen; Mrs. Jane McDermott, Avcnel;Mrs. Janet Lund, principal; Mrs. Eleanor Civic Association wl)l be April »,';, Morgen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. , unri election of Andersen, Nixon; Mrs. Ayoe Brandt, Edison Township, Mrs. F.ffle Way, New Brunswick, nM Mrs, Margaret Steele, South Plalnfirld. at Our Lady of Peace Annex. The. COLQNIA - W. O. Hagmann Samuel Orgel, Kerhonkson, N. Y. k<< place. A child board would like to remind Uii,',' was named chairman of the build- 'o-hosts at the buffet luncheon in Rutgers Unl- residents to vote at the Township ,v Ing committee succeeding Mel were Mr. and Mrs. Melville Orgel, .u'.st speaker. Civic Club to Fight primary elections, April 16 »t.,L Valley Stream, L. I. Quests In- Sternbach who resigned due to ln- Methodists List School 14. Try to improve -th^•,. • I-Colonia First Aid Gm Station Erection cluded Mr. and Mrs. J. Lerner, creaied business activity, at a voting record for the area. Their* - Tuesday night at Kerhonkson-; Dr. and Mrs. J. Or- ls meeting- of the Shorecrest Civic are still a lot of complaints about ' v?.s, Easter Services COLONIA — The Colonia Civic el, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Association at the home of Her- the numbers of dogs running ai' : Linn's Club will man Kunkes,1 president. Improvement Club, Inc., will sup- Roberts, Jamaica; Mr. arid Mrs. . ,v night ,6:30, at Girl Scout News port the residents of Canterbury large. With the coming of nice. COLONIA — The New Dove? D. Cohen, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. Volunteers who will serve on the weather this can become a serlouf., . Farm. Methodist Church will hold ^ Village in iU fight to prevent the H. Newdeld, Ft. Le«; Mrs. P. Pol- committee are David Cohen, Mor- problem. Also, the* driving at top : William Baker Communion April 17 at IP. M. erection of a service station at lon, New York, Mrs. C. Rodriguez ton Belfer, Thomas Domlntck, speed can be a lot, more dangerous : of ii son, born The W. S. C. S. will change tts Broadway and Inman Avenues and Miss Ruth Bamberger, New Robert Oaul, Vincent Olannlcola, Please call Mrs. Jack Brown, at bara Prank, treasurer. The group as the children are outside muc^ I-Hi Amboy Oen- meeting to April 24th so this The resident* of the development York; Bobby and Susan Orgel. Mannte Klmmel, John Protz, Rob- Liberty 5-1916. for all Girl Scout has planned to equip Headquarters more. Please police yourselves or service may be held. < will hold a meeting In the club and Frances and David Morgen. ert Regan, Thomas Tedesco, Mich- news. as an Emergency Station. John someone else will. ': John Hivko and ael Trachtenberg, Milton Pascal. Ruth, Woodbrldge, gave them Services for Easter Sunday will building tonight at 8 o'clock. —Mr. and Mrs, Fred Yunlnger , Belvldere, were Woodbildge ^ Troop 24 —The Bowling League Is about Bert Sheffield. held a farewell simple First Aid Instruction and be from 8 A. M. to 9 A. M. Sunday , Pleased with the large turn- visited Mr. and Mrs. William • ,f MM. Hlvko'nls- party for Patty to go into active swtng. For In-., As a result of a meeting with Christensen. Patty Is moving to will help the girls determine ne- school froltn 9:15 to 9:45, and o^ik at last Thursday's .meeting Smith, Netcong, to celebrate Mr. ..i-III-1«W, Mr. and formation call Murray Fleck, LT.;!, representatives of Sommer Broth- California. The Troop presented cessary equipment for the Emer- regular servlee from 10 to 11 k. M. tils group.hopes for an even larger Yunlrvger's birthday Sunday. ..! v »-583f>. •-.;•' ers, developers, on March 11. the her with a Brownie camera and gency Unit. Seniors attending this Sunrise service will be held at the attendance tonight. Any resident —Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Mc- \i:< Prank Hacker committee reported results as fol- Leader, Mrs. Richard Nlms gave meeting were; June Parr, Leslie arconler Church, Oak Tree of 'Colonia Is invited to attend. Kee spent their 10th wedding an- • of a daughter. lows: her Brownie stationery. Irene Nlms, Florence Gibson, Joan Sl- Road at 5 A. M. The Choristers It Nwas announced that the niversary as weekend guests of Horticulturist to Speak ,ii the Richmond Civic,Club will hold a new mem- 1/Maintenance staff to be in- Buskin wrote the following poem mun, Joan Scnolz, Joyce Goodrich nd the Youtfi Fellowship Group Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jones, Hai- ;.,:H1. S. I. will participate. bers open house April 27, In the At Brotherhood Meeting creased from seven to 10 men. to express the thoughts of the and Judy McKean from Mariner rtsburg, Pa. MLS Eugene Pfarr club tiutiding, Inman Avenue and 2. Conventional mortgages to be girls: iShip 66; Carolyn Connely, Carol An Easter egg hunt will be held —Wedding anniversaries were WOODBRIDOE—Arno Slrlannl,'! ,:":i of a son, born Conduit Way, with Fred Von Lehr celebrated by Mr. and Mi's. Victor taken care of after all complaints To Patty Chrlstensen ^Ann Vorls' Dorothy Duetsch' Don" April 20 from 2:30 to 3:30 P. M. horticulturist, will be guest. Memorial as chairman. Qlickman, Mr. and Mrs. John W, to Veterans Administration art We want to give you this souvenir Chuldren from both sessions of speaker at a dinner meeting of the corrected. f £ ^Sunday School from the nursery Davis, and Mr, and Mrs. Frank Men's Brotherhood of the Fte»t:' •I ;. N.ime Society of St. To always- remember you were 1 3. Survey to be made by Som- Voris, Mary Edna through the third grade are In- SUNBURNED AT 12 OUTSIDE Orsinl. Presbyterian Church, next Wed- . c:iwii will receive here. mer Brothers to determine which 8haron O'Brien, Jo Ann GovellU! vited. Parents wishing to donate —Michael Stehlik marked his nesday at 0:30 P. M. In Fellowship )i,::: ::i.on Sunday at the To remember you were a Brownie Milwaukee, Wis. — Although 1' house* have unconnected faults Trooand pMrs 44;. CeceliRobera tHunte Vorisr ,an ald lMrs of. colored eggs are asked to call birthday at a party Sunday with Hall. .: ;i:.i\- The group will and a good one too. was 12-degjees outside, Bober and U Justified to be taken care Joseph Carusone from Troop 10; Mrs. Herbert Schaefer, FU 8-5934. his guests Eileen and Qall K01- Mr. Slrlannl wil present a sound ', . : :. •. ular business meet- These are the reasons we 8tve, Fehl, 36, was rushed to the hos of. Mrs. John Poll and Mrs. John J, Visitation will be held Sunday. zeb, Henry and Billy Korzeb, Billy and color film, "How Green Is ' :.iv ninlil at 8 O'clock this to you. pltal for treatment of sunburn, Ruth. "Skipper" Nlms is advisor The Choristers will sing at the Brenn&n, and-Johnny Watson, all Your Garden," t " i ,: :. -.ail. Plans will be 4. Sommer Brothers to regrade You were a sport — a good one Fehl explained that he had been for the group and their next meet Lafayette Estates; Anna and '.n !•>:• tiie Communion and reseed where pitch of land, too. Palm Sunday service >and Sandra reading under a sunlamp and be holes and bulldozer tracks make Ing will be May 28th. Swenson and Ronald Schaefer Marie Stehlik, New Brunswick; ALREADY TRACED A;i 14. Ticket* are That is why we enjoyed having came so engrossed he lost trac Mr. and Mrs. W. Burkeltt, Phila- "Does your husband expect you it necessary. 1 Hope everyone is making plans wttl be soloists. Trie anthem will V iiid may be pur- you. of time. Be suffered an Inflam- delphia; and his brother, Edward. to obey him?" • • 5. Trees obviously dead and a be, 'Tell Me the Story of Jesus." i .Justph Wukovets, Linda Allaway, Margaret Ouel- mation of the eyes, and superficial hazard to be removed. —Mr. and Mrs, Lester Kress "Oh, dear, no. You see he's been •IIMI. chairmen, or llch, Ann Oerrity, Elaine burns on his chest and back. were Quests at a dinner party married before." 6. F1U dirt to be deposited at i';i'! each mass, or THE SEAWOLF various locations throughout the „. ,. „ „ ,, T for May 25th at the Banon Ave- kr.y i:.< moi>r of the Society. VT The Navy's second nuclear- development so emergency repairs b Bon:,! of Trustees .erf. powered submarine, the jie&wolf. ««o be made.' • >- sg'Sd'SB. °^r,> «** "«««**•. :.''. _fii)!'ary Aswcla^OT all of Troop 49 are, now working' has been commissioned. The Sea- > ;:/ia the library will 1. Painting of basements to ell* wolf, has been commissioned. GRIFFITHS IS HAMMOND ORGAN mlnate problem of water and on their First Aid Badge. The TJNDESIRED BRILLIANCE in'.:! further notice, due girls are taking a course, under the ' "There Is one place where a The Seawolf, which- is 330 feet . »i work on the new dampness Is a temporary measure, long and displaces more ttian 3,000 Mr. A. Sommer stated, until his direction of William Yorke to ful- woman thinks she shines." : •! ':.>• moving of the old fill the qualifications. Mr. Yorke, I know—on the end of her tons, is to be part of a proposed j Headquarters in North Jersey men are able to work outside this 'i-.' :t-opt-ning will be member of the Colonia First.nose." fleet of fifteen atomic submarines. spring. However in his opinion ••' u later date. The Squad, started the course with the • . 'MIU! a business «es- the paint alone seemed to be doing uses of the triangular bandage. •••''••''•• evening. Members a wttifactory Job in most homes. Mis. Charles Enz Is leader of !"':f;''i1 as to whe» the ». Mr. BMQmer asked that resi- Troop 49. v..!: Mkc place. dents of Ahorecrwt having com- v. n.i-1 Uons' Club are plaints call him personally at his Elections were held by Inter- , ,J their broom sale, mediate Troop 45, Iselln, under SHOP and SAVE! office U. S. Route 1 and Oreen ••••:'••>• its completion byStreet, Wocxtbrldge 8-3000. he Leadership of Mrs. Joseph : n a liouse-to-house The committee noted that It Watklns and Mrs. V. Cranmer. — At — y numbers. Proceeds will flot Judge whether or not Mary Sullivan was elected leader I complaints are legitimate, but will of the Red Wing Patrol with Sher- or tne brpoms,, dliSernlnale information on the ry Benson as her assistant. The by the blind, progress of repairs in general, Apache Patrol elected Kathy EsV LEO'S KEYPORT AUCTION •'• Wind Association. serve as a liaison between Shore- telle as leader with Sandra Mey- M:> Peter Muchanie crest Civic Asoelatlon and Sommer rowitz assistant. New Troop Route 36, Key port, N. J. •;'tK of a daughter, Brothers and stimulate action by Treasurer is Doris Watkins and •>: :Mf Perth AOboy Sommer Brothers when and where Kathleen Rinkiewlcz will serve as needed. Troop Scribe. These officers will -• I-ulies Sodality Of Meetings of the building com- hold office for six months. Re- NOW OPEN SUNDAYS t'iuirth will sponsor mittee, will be held weekly until quirements have been met by all •'• colored film* Palm th« situation is diseplved. members, for the Games Badge. •-Rowings will be Wok is still in progress for the at 12 Noon ( '••*u o'clock In the wjrfld Trefoil and Home Health ••'' n* other at 7:30 nd Safety Badges. IN ADDITION TO OUR ! ' The main film Mr. and Mrs. Cluir Their Easter project has been n'••'"•id His Olory." keeping girls In Brownie Troop 56, REGULAR FRIDAY SALES •' mirchased from Iselln, very busy. Claudia Sollma,- »' the Sodality. To Hear Minister nl was recently Invested into .the l • -' '-v assifWd by Troop. Refreshments were served AVBNBL — Rev. Winston P. at that time. Mrs. George Hackett SHOP and SAVE! Anybody Can Play The Hedberg, New Jersey leader of the Is leader for this group. Child Evangelism Fellowship, will Flying Enterprise Mariner Ship address the April meeting of the NRW! i has taken tests at the "Y" as M HOARtt Mr. and Mrs. Club of the First HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN prerequisite for life Saving work. 'INT (IBM) Presbyterian Church. 8l& tomor- The group Joined the "Y" and will OB row night la the church hall The continue to work,for their Senior without musical training or lessons program has been arranged by life Saver Certlcate. Joseph Si- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kerr. mis mun Is serving as their Ships Con- You needn't know a note. You can play from simple piffure music that sloawy chairmen. The Junior sultant. Cajole Matzger, Ship shows which keys to play to make beautiful orgun melodies. Prayer Group. Mrs. Kerr, leader, Bo'sun, represented the Troop at has been Invited to conduct the a meeting of the Boy Scout |ft "Left hand is ea9y. You'll play full, rich resoriant organ chords with HOW devotional period Participating eg will be s Mo consisting of Dianne plorer Troops, This meeting WBJ one finger on the Hammond Chord Organ. SCIENCE and' Janet Ruewh and Jane held to prepare plans for the Ex- Press a'pedal for baas. One foot on one of two bass pedals automatically plorers Ball. Mrs. Grant Nims, Jr. Campbell produces the right bass for the piece you are playing. •Mrs. Paul Puesterfllck an- Is "8kipper" for the crew of the Iv ALS Flying Enterprise. : nounces Richawl Matte has been I "Touch-response" percussion controls, By flipping ft key you MA K( i A. M. Sunday named vice president and Mrs Carole Meizger was elected | have beautiful percussions like harp, chime*, guitar, marimba, etc. Menke, hostess chairman. These President of the Senior Planning 4\ two offices ware vacated by Mr. Board at a recent meeting. Other Come in and play iie Hammond Chord Organ mw. Or Mod us the (||'IHH OF CHRIST and MJ«. KtMeth Housman who officers elected at this time were coupon. I Barbara Rolf, vice president; S*'IKNTIST will make tiwlr home in Ft. Lau- Dolores Poll, secretary; and Bar- Sewaren, N. J. derdale, Fla. Small Amount Down —Balance on Budget Teijms

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' «i« travel upeiUI Wkhes to Announce •'"n-Oi-fiMii or Via*. "'" I'riilM!. we hfip ni GRIFFITH PIANO CO. "' l he will h awwy /w» * WOODBRIDGE . MAUMOND , April 13, until Thurifay* Apitf 2S> LIQUOR STORE 0R©AD STREET, NEWARK «, NEW JERSEY Joseph Aiulraseik. Pr»P- « HAfM S.586O |74 AMBOY AVENTJE, PAGE SIXTEEN THURSDAY, APttll, 11, 19R7 INDEPENDENT KAi, Woodbridge Boys Club Sets Juvenile Escapades U> Charier Night, April 23rd Target of R> R* Campu\ WOODTUniKif - A cMartef miitoes were: FmniKe, Tomelf WOODBRIDGE - Juvenile es- on the congested „.,, RlRht dinner, is pl.iniiod for April c.utn-inrin. Hunt, Kenny. Tomato cpRdM involving railroad prop- areas where younKstn 33 at DIP Amord mi Ijfpion Hosn», »''i•s of the Board tin K'lliiiL.UK; 0; lilt- cJiaiUr WUJIII i before school assemblies, Scout Sohool Not. 4 ami r> v alp,tied t'i ch.a'tr•r at a mrethit! tt L.-UlUi iftilill US tilt HllllliLiMtiy meeting, PTA groups, service April t; Bohool 15, isHu, , last Til ;•Jay in t!v Consre,-:a- U.lil, Uj i iU 01 ^.iiiizauuii. I clubs nnd on:«nlzatkms interested School l'and 11, Wowii)!,,. tionsl Cmirch social rooms. . me .ouovwi.g in a paiual list of [ hn youth problems in connection terday; School 7, Fords. V The rlu.i ..< b-:sifi escaDti.'hed to the ey-iaws. unu Hunaioiu, ol tne' with showings of a new documen- Hopelawni today and |., , promote i!v- ]:i-ii:th. social, educa- junjat.izai.uns unaer the constitu- tnry motion picture which has for School 14, Fords. ,,,, tion, vn •;v.i:n;il and. character! hern produced for the railroad In snd School 17, Cnlnniii. A develnpniiv of hnys throughout "The business, property and af- j .cooperation with the National It will be shown to tSir A i, the Towii.O:::; r-l vvondbiidgp. Any fairs oi me corporation snail be Education Association. at Wopdbrldge nt it. , boy betwi'i>!i DIP np S of eight and managea oy a i>oard ot Directors Mr. Williams said that this new meeting on April 23 eighteen r-hnll bt eligible, regard- waicn snail nave the power w es- color film, "trains, trucks and 'During the past >.;, less of nice, nationality or relt- tabllsned policies not inconsistent Safety Facts" which rung 24 min-celved reports of M.IM. glolis alTilintians. utes, will be offered without wan those estaoiisned by tne Na- INITIAL STEPS TAKF.N: Toward the establishment of the Boys Club of Woodbrldee, Inc., were undertaken last Thursday when the where minors were jI|V,. The move for this youth's or- tional Council; to initiate, approve j charge to school and other au- prank* of this sort: Mi v. was star'.ed some tim e: men pictured In the above photo signed the charter of the orraniza'lon. In thf photo seated fVom left to right are; Paul Silversttin, . . , . ana cany out plans and programa | diences In communities along the 'and the«e led to l,7M ;i; ago by a uroup of men headed by _{ ^ lhe cmb Bnd tQ Donald Kce, Ronald Hubbard, Charles Bahr, Grorje Morrell, Pat Ton-asw. Standlnj In the same order: Rev. Urwey Fajerburg, Gordon I railroad, with particular «mphas!« Injurle* and nine rtrnth-. • Patrolman Chai'ler. Bahr In an ef- Hunt, William Kasitnowirz. P*tw Ricclardone, Vincent Ricclardon:- and Edward Kenny. Missing from the photo were Walter Tomes, stem who In one way (i; fort to pro#.le recreation and so- annua( b et Ql corporation; tp raise and disburse Ralph Mmongelll, Frank Agollo, Robert LaPenti, Jen? Jessen and Windsor .1. Lakls, who took the picture. were trespassing on mn; , cial functions far township boys In Avenel Resident or committing deprrdm, funas, invest and reinvest funds of ; view of the fact that there Is nothe corporation; sell, buy and ex- ; sellout and hazurdmb p. Y.M.C A. located here and few the Board of Directors. The j fairs of fch< organization Do the f*i I f • change properties and securities members of the executive commit- 'president, board of directors and | XjlUDWOIflCH LlSt Passover institute Weds in Maryland "The harm t.h«t run i. facilities are available for these of the corporation; make con- Mich acts as these ai. youngsters. tee shall serve until their succes- corporation, and shall represent! tracts, appoint, or delegate the To be Held Tonight AVENEL — Announcement has demontitrated in tne m-, Primarily, the directors have a sors are elected or appointed, or the corporation at ak affairs re- j power to appoint, employees of been made of the marriage of Miss at the Mme time i* (), Site location in Woodbridge proper until they ar« removed by the quested by the Board of Directors. WOODBRIDOE-- A Passover In- me corporation, arid fix their com- Scrapbook Winners Carol Lee Van Bibber, Navy hos- satisfy In part the IHUM,,,: and other facilities will be set up Board .of Directors. The Board of "The' Board of Directors shall stitute will be held tonight at 8 pensation; and perform all other piUlman, daughter of Mrs. Kath- girl's natural inters When desirable sites can be found. Directors shall appoint, or author- appoint a welfare committee to AVENEL—Mrs. Martin Gutow- o'clock by the Adult Education duties and snail ''have such other ize the appointment by the presi- meet 'once annually with the ex- Committee at the Woodbridge Jew- erlne Orr. Lincoln, 111., to Georxe j Ing and curiosity* to i, The directors who signed the ski, chairman ( of the youth co- powers as may be necessary to dent of the corporation of, theecutive director to make recom- is..h. communit„ y, Center,... R. Kotsak. hospiUlman Third | makes a locomotive lln charter, which was drawn up bycarry out tne purposes of the ooeraiion department of the Jun- Frederick M. Adams, local at- chairman of the executive com- mendations for the welfare of the ior Woman's Club of AveneJ, an- A model eeder, on an adult level, I Class, son of Mr. and Mrs. George picture, we thke them corporation. mittee. club and to be submitted to the iil\ be held and an explanation of Kotsak, 12 Harvard Avenue. Av- (in the cab of both a d;, torney, are: Rev. Dewey Fager- nounced entries of 64 scrapbooks' H adah the b0 burg, 58 Grove /Avenue; . Gor- "The Board or Directors shall "The Board of Directors shall Board of Directors for considera- Brownl ^ ' <* contain- enel. which took place at a mill- steui eh.lne; We l ththe InsidIide off a otbmv, don A. Hunt, blj Linden Avenue; have power to fill vacancies in Itsappoint an executive director of tion. and 31 stuffed tovl L »»* ritual for the first two tary weddlns In the U. S. Naval B. Kasiewicz, JWrGrady Drive; own membership caused by anytne corporation, fix his compensa- nights of Passover, will tie con-j Hospital Chapel, Bainbridge. Md. show how freisilii "Eligibility shall be for boys from five intermediate troops, classified In a modem i Donald Kee, 239 Campbell Street; reason whatsoever. tion, prescribe his duties and the c A by m Samuel New Lieutenant Chaplain A. J. Denlcl- n from Woodbridge Townsh|p, i.e., have been Judged in the annual \f * ** " son officiated at the double-ring j We tell the youniisti nd. Diana Kolenz, York, under the din Also Frank Agolio, 12 Hlghfleld sist of those persons who have as- COLONIA — Charter presenta- The bride is a graduate of Lin- more than one term. "The Boy's Club shall elect a Troop 78; third, Suzanne McMul- Charles t. aalla^lic Road; Rollin Hubbard, 216 North sociated together to form the cor- tion and Court of Honor will be coln Community High School. She "The Board of Directors shall council for the purpose of main- )»n, Troop 74; honorable mention, features of tonight's meeting of entered the Navy in June, 1955, Tracks and Safety Fa R] 1195 Green Street, Iselin. "The Board of Directors may poration. the Senior Club, judging the Connolly, assistant, Theodore from Woodbridge High School and listed In Section 3. the acting roles filled ,- Jens Jessen, 135 Ford Avenue, elect, or authorize the appoint- stuffed toys, awarded first prize Wingender, and John Jablkowski,, entered the Navy in October, 1954, "Any member of any subversive He is employes 4nd neighbor! Fords;-Walter Tomes, 305 Dema- ment by the president of the cor- to Billle Brabyn, Troop 12: sec-Walter Emery. Donald Frank. | presently a member of the group or activity shall be barred staff of the u 3 children. rest Avenue and Peter Riccardone, poration of an executive commit- ond, Rosemarle Hrabar, Troop 46, Each will receive a large chocolate \ ,, - j - Naval Hospital from this organization. and third, Holly Anne Rousch, 874 Route 1, Avenel; Hugo F. tee of not lesj than five members plane. and will leave for Camp Lejeune This film received UK "Club members shall be any boy | Troop 12. Snecdse, 555 West Avenue, Sewa- which shall consist of the presi- First prize winner, in individual April 30, to begin a tour of duty in the 1987 Safety IU dent, treasurer and secretary ol of Woodprldge Township from conducted by the N: 11:. ren. The books and toys are being sales is Bruce Connolly, second, with the fleet Marines. the corporation and such other eight to eighteen years of age The couple spent their honey- tnlttee on Films for s.i;• Bahr wus elected chairman of inclusive, regardless of race, na- distributed to the children's wards John Jablkowskl. They will re- th« Boarcd of Directors; Richards, members of the board as shall be and' children, Michael and Bar-of the Rahway Hospital, Perth ceive a large chocglate rabbit, moon in NewJev ^ and returned National Safety elected or appointed and which tionality or religious affiliations, vice chairman and Hubbard, sec- Amboy General Hospital. Cerebral Honorable mention goes to to duty after a ten-day leave. Bookings may be ,::., shall have *U the responsibility as of the ratification of this con- ;! ltet|\ry, officer* «H Ua* were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Palsv Center. Perth Amboy, and Richard Gr Vd, of the Buffalo Those present at the wedding cally through Police ('!; ana powers and exercise all tnestitution. corporation were Kee, presraeuc; ard Sfcndus, Bronx. the Overorook ior tne Patrol, -which placed second. included the bridegroom's parents, J. Holslag, at Nev Vm- authority of the Board of Direc- "Senior membership: Any boy Peter Ricclardone, vice president; —Mr. and Mrs. William Hooper, Blind, Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Hazel Lachiewica, his aunt; Headfluarters, tors in the management of thewho is a member of the Wood- tion, New York, or ti-.nn.i. Morrell, secretary and Tomes, bridge Township Boys' Club or Claridge, Place, entertained Mr. There Is no telling what we Miss Donna Van Bibber, sister of treasurer. business of the corporation during and Mrs Emanuel Sotlrhos Cliff-' Statisticians report another rise would buy if we had enough money |the bride and William Oros, Ave- tain H. M. Ruble. ivi,; any authorized boys' club shall be Station, Newark, N ,i Appointed to the various com- the intervals between meetings ofeligible for senior membership be- side Park, Saturday. On Sunday \\ I^m^nilng to buy it. inel, tween the ages of fifteen through jth e Hoopers and their daughter, eighteen inaluslve. Rosemary, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ] $ "Thee BoarBoard of Directors shall lia«mi Hooper and Joseph GtGtuntau , i >} .meet at least once a month and all | Irvlngton, enjoyed a dinner at JI members of the corporation shall I defous. Watchuhg. meet once annually. —Mr. and Mrs. Webster How«, "A member of the Board of Di- ard, Claridge Place, had as their) rectors may be dropped for non-guest, Mrs. Howard's brother, Al- j attendant of three consecutive j ton Evans, Princeton. On Satur- ., meeUnps by a two-thirds majority day the Howards entertained Mr. M of ! he Board of Directors. I and Mrs. William Alt, and on "At any regular Board of Direct Sunday were guests of John tors' mi-otin,', 50% of the mem-Stolan, Point Pleasant. bers wlli constitute a quorum. —Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hinds, | "Ihn executive committee shall Jr., Clarldge Place, had as their | contain members of the Board of j Kuests, Ralph W, Hinds, North j Directors and any elected or ap-IWood Ridge. N. H.; Richard R. uointcd members of the Corpora- Whipple, Cranston, R. I., and Mr. tieon deemed necessary to provide and Mrs. Harvey A. Whipple and for the following: finance commit- children, Harvey III and Lesa, tee, program and personnel com- North Philadelphia, Pa. The mittee, property maintenance Hinds also entertained Mrs. Hind's y M committee. mother, Mrs. Harvey A. Whipple, >J 1 "The executive director shall Cranston, R. I. over the week-end. attend all maetlnRs of the Board —Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Temeles, of Directorl unless specifically Westminister Road, Mr. and Mrs, otherwise Instructed and shall.be Joel Stein, Middletown, and Mr. an ex-oflicio member of all com-and Mrs., Jeff Cohen, Elizabeth, mwn mittees, without the'power to vote. attended & performance of "In/-.| "The executive director shall herit The Wind" in New York | GREETING CARDS by make reports of the work and af-' City. "NORCROSS" and "RUSTCRAFT"

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Lay-away your •HI. You know, honey, U_e more I look it the new Oldi, tfae bt» basket 'til I like its look*, ^M^^^g^ i^ ~ Easter --no extra chMft We do the WHOLE job—do it better—do it scientifi- SHU "Headquarters for Kusiter Cards and Candy" cally! Your friends will tell you that we really go out of our way to keep you satisfied, whether you are an old customer or u new one. We deliver on the day MU Y^! Awl .11 ihc new 01J< b«Ve Out bi( Hook promised, UJO! PLATT •nd boyoh-boy whit, ridel I( rt,lly HH BiU..,UuokweMn««orlloii»? STATIONERY STORE AUTOMATIC Mil I doo't m why not. Pro., ,l| I _*,. down where myM W to buy 7*W 100 Main Street, Woorihririgtv Carpet Cleaning Co., Ine* IHIi ^^^,,,^ , '« OPEN EViENI^GS TILL y O'CLOCK 4*74 LINCOLN HWY., ISELIN . •. what in thfl world m wf wiiljpg bx\ , Telephone WO-I-02»8 (Opposite Iselin Firot Aid Squad Bldg.) +m • Y Q U R ' A V J I NDEPEN>ENT-LEADER THURSDAY, APRIL n. 1957 PAQB SIVENTEEN FORDS HOPELAWN KEASBEY fj,i;,| Dance Set ^ (iivic Unit Plans llopelawn Unit Children's Census* , , N rho final dunce ],! May 10. will be a FORD8—A general discussion of .,, mi; (lance with a I community problems was held at ,,, ddor prlwj, It was the executive meeting of thd ' (]l,v at a meeting of Ufayott* Estates-Shorecrest Civtfl| ; •',,, Youth Organtaatiort Association Monday. 1 '.., „[ Mrs. Peter Plnelli, Michael Amodio, president, aU , . \ i niio nounccd conditions of broken curb* •: ..!i dates for spring and »r elogRrd sewers should lnunedl- Mvitirs for boy» and :itely be reported to the street? ! viii 2fl. 30 and May 1. representative. If he cannot b« '.',' uill be hefld In Hop«- rnached. Arthur Casey, commute^ ,, ' 17 and 18. | chflirmnn, may be contacted. ,,„„•cinent was mad* by William Salnz, education com* -*• ', .., committee that one mlttee, amiounced the survey 1 ^,,111 it members, Bruce the number of chidlren living 1: the combined development Ut par* . n,i iws been hwpltal- '.'; ..mid appreciate receiv- tially completed. Residentg warfl i , i,f Perth Araboy Ckn- : asked to cooperate with the "cen« su.s takers' so that accurate ln- ,„ jnseph D« Angelo j formation may be obtained, i i:1 ,. testimonial dinner ! A tentative plan was advanced , i.mcnt, honorary chalr- io enable households with twet '.-. i.i. and urged support paid members to qualify for shadft ,1,1/ailon to ensure Its trees. Further discussion and vot- IIIR will toke place at the general J,\ • ,,,.,iu will be on sale to- meeting. ', . • ..nit the weekly dance Drivers In the section were re-i" in p. M. in the Hope- i minded of the safety rules to pro* i Newcomers mu«t ob- tect children. i , ;„:,.«: No one In durwa- Murray Fleck announced Lafay-j ;..' nimiiwd; leaving the ette E8tates-3horecrest Civic As-1 •-• „ [HIT the end, of the IN HOPKI.AWN MINSTREL: At If ft are "The Nedy Sisters." a singly trio who will be heard at the sociatlon Bowling Leagues are be- right are Christine, Jane and Fran NiedbaU. At rlnht are youiif specialty dancers, Charlotte Zam- ing formed. They are planned faff I inhibited. Because of annual minstrel show sponsored hy Ilopclawn Fire Company. April 24. in llopelawn School. Left to bor, Gary Terebush and Virginia Raer,. '-,.., mm: will be no dance Thursdays, beginning at 7 P.M. nterested persons should notify" t iio meeting were Mr. Fleck evening's at LI-8-5830. ., .;;., William Rey, Mr. and VFW Post, Unit Generous Supply of Tahiti •, .\iitcio. Mrs. Jame» Koc- • Michael Bob«l, Mrs. To Install Slate GOP Candidates ('•,..!., ll,i, Mrs. Alex Zatnbor For Fire Company Minstrel v ..\!,.x Sak. lUfredhmenlBj HOPELAWN—With a Renerous i Morgan, Steven Estok, Sr., Nich- ., ,M1 by the hO»UW... HOPELAWN — A committee to make srran^nnprts for the joint siipply of talent culled from both ; olas Plnelli, William Chismar, Feted at Party Installation of officers of post and I nmnteur and professional ranks, John Kozak, Jr.,. John Ablonski, nuxtliary April 27, wns appointed! the annual minstrel show oi the Joseph Haydu. Larry Clement, Jr., FORDS—More than 40 residents^ ~ Kosary Society, » by Mrs. Marge Pastor, president, Hopelawn Fire Company to be Steven Kozak, Jr. of Lafayette Estates attended a at the realtor meetinc of the held April 24 at 8 P. M. in the Technical arrangements are in house party Friday for the regular Hopelawn School has all the ln- Ladles' Auxiliary. Hopelawn Me- the capable hands of William Sepubllcan organization candi- dates at the home of Mr. and Mrs^ Luncheon April 24 morial Post 1352. V.F.W. srcdlents necessary to ensure a Chismar, general chairman; Ste- Ted 6chwarte, 87 Qlenwood Ter« • Delegates named for the de- top-ranking production. phen Schulack, director; Henry •;) FIlWl Neadllners include two young- Anderson, coach; Michael Slavic, race. encampment In Asbury Present were Arnold S. Graham, ; ii.rliron April 24 In the j June were Mrs. Lee Lund, sters with TV and theatrical back- tnuslcal director; and John Rogan, ;, M our Lady of Peace ground. An import from Bloom- lighting engineer. Ticket chair- candidate for Mayor; William Mrs. Helen Pullerton; alternates. Yorke, candidate for the Town .:r made Monday at a Mrs. Betty Fedor and Mrs. Pastor. field, Sandy Renda, will Join the man is Vincent Balogh, local ensemble \# display the skill Committee from the Second Ward; : the Altar and Hosaryi A welcome was extended new Final dress rehearsals are sched- '!:,,• committee will meet| and showmanship that won him a uled for April 22 and 23. and Louis Decibus, Third Ward {member, Mrs. Mary Kozak. candidate. . - ;.!irr Novena. spot as guest accordionist on the Plans were completed for a Mr. Graham spoke on the his- \::id D. Smith addressed TV show of Jackie Oleason, as well spachetU supper. May 23. at the as a musical triumph at Carnegie tory of the Republican organiza- ,.j> on the subject oi "fa»t- 1 Circle to Attend Rally post home with Mrs. Helen Rcbar Hall. tion In the Township and the ob- i In charge of ticket sales. An 11-year-old miss from Keas- At Bloomfield Church jectives of the organization. Mr. .,:n:iiiitln!! commlttw'con- ! Mrs. Pastor requested returns Yorke and Mr. Decibus discussed .! MIS. Elizabeth Letso, bey, Donna Novak, chosen from on the April 27 raffle be made as hundreds In an audition last year FORDS-^Members of the Pri-the need for electing regular Re- i, Mrs Desollna Morettl. 1 • soon u possible. to sing "The Lord's Prayer" on scllla Missionary Circle of Our Re- publican organisation candidate ) Swanick. Mri. John Hostesses for the social after the deemer Lutheran Church are in-and the reasons, tor continuing a •[is Andrew Kock. and Walt Disney's TV spectacular, will biulness session were Mrs Mary be a featured soloist. structed to meet at the church to- strong Republican party in Wood- :; urozowski *a» lnatrucl- morrow at 6:30 P. M. for transpor- tnidge Township. Robert Hamilton Mary Kobus, Mrs. Names well-known to show- 1 and Mrs Pauline goers in the community Include tation to the Newark Zone Rally of Republican chair- the Lutheran Women's Missionary Menendez. Mrs. Jeanne Bulvano- Larry Clement, interlocutor; Police man, the candidates. arc League, St. John's Lutheran ir tll£' evening were G01- ski won the special award. Chief John R. Egan, Henry Ander- Church, Bloomfield. sen, James McHugh, Joseph Skar- don Helen Fisher and Mrs TO BE RECEIVED INTO CHURCH: Young people of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church who will zenski, Arnold Skow and Stephen Plans are being made by the Francis OTrfeara. Mr. Gordon and Albert Hunts Honored be received Into membership by the Rite of Confirmation Palm Sunday. Back row, left to right: Schulack, end men. Circle for a reception May 10 forMrs. O'Steara are Republican can- i,>wr w)UjM featured Lois Ryder, Dorothea Klzuklewlci, Belson Jordon, Arthur Overjaard, Richard Gyorfy, Joseph Boel- The comedy team of Mr. and the 1957 Confirmation Class and didatea fdr the County Committee mo*Uti| With Mrs', On 25th Anniversary howcr. Second row, Robert KocUs. Rev. Eldon R. Stohs, George Essig, Richard Bendy, Patricia Mrs. Fred Modavis will add to the the new adult members of tlje con- in the Htrl district of the Second i I - vandotty Chalwnan;. h Melder, Front row, Lillian Nickel, Elaine Harmsen, Barbara Boelhower. merriment. gregation. Ward. t n. Mrs. tfSWs\Turku.s, FORDS — The Chatterbox Club celebrated the 25th wedding an- Billed as "The Nedy Sisters," .liuiin Gatlgtber, Mrs. three1 Hopelawn girls, Fran, Jane and Chris Niedbala perform as a was tifeolnted Graham, Yorke Boating CM MichaelTkach,70, delightful singing trio. Other solo- inr th» Mttttv to *t Launching bite Lease ists include Al Dias and Miss ' ilnrmanct tf Bucket, Woodbridge. • —At a meeting Mon- Yeiti on Birthday Nancy Loso. Mrs. Howard Burtt was in Address Meeting day in the Scandinavian Grill, Another contribution by Hope- p.,,. charge of the white elephant table Fords, the Kea^bey Outboard lawn is the young star, Gary Tere- ; at the meeting. The door prize was FORDS — Arnold S. Graham, Boating Club voted to accept a FORDS — Michael Tkach' was bush, accomplished dancer 'and a le se Instrumentalist, who will perform woo by Mm. William Hach. »"«»« ^ ?TV" TT'A * on a new launching site and onored on his 70th birthday Frl- ay with a surprise party at the to both lields. • The next meeting will be at the} Yorke, candidate for Second Ward dub hougc on the perth Amboy \N KASTKR SUMPMl lome of his son-in-law and Members of the fair sex who home of Mrs. Burtt, in Freehold Commltteeman, were thei principal ater{ront, \:\-M.\ Tlt» aughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry will offer dance specialties are speakers at a meetlgg of the Sec- . . L . . Miss Charlotte Zambor, M|ss Vir- Easter M|>t>*r at the, PUU N CCARRD PARTY ress, 100 Hamilton Avenue. h FORDS-ThThe PTPTAA of School 14 daonyd aWart Frank'd Republis Hall,c Club Mon-I| moorinMemberg spac, interestee were durge ind securin to cong- ginia Racz, Miss Carol Dronlgka, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mi- ko, «ttfrm&n, anwill hod a card partpy May 10 at cand^ateTemphasiaed the Jnct t club officer immediately as Miss Jacqueline Sauer and Miss c hael Mazur, Mrs. Mary.Supko, willbiiwardei d In]] 8 P, M. In the auditorium witihh need of electing regular Bepub- *» ' '"<* are limited. Maureen Slmone. and t$| coloring I Mrs. Robert Ohlson and Mrs. JJo-lican organization candidates and K Other arrangements for the Perth Amboy; Mr. and Mrs. Stev- A local cowboy trio, preferring scph Lovasx, co-chairmen. the need for eneouragirife regls- boating season Included the pur- Panko, Mrv and Mrs. Michael the anonymity of the pseudonym, tered Republicans to vote at the chase of a club flag and commo- and children, Carol, Robert, "The Wandering Texans," and prlmarlcs next Tuesday. The can- dore vice commodore and fleet dichael and Lorraine, Mr. andJohn Kozak, Jr,, eomplete.the ros- dldates outlined the stops County captain pennants, Decals will be ATS. Steven Martenak, Mr. andter of Instrumentalists. Committee membare should take Provided for the autos of mem- rs. Andrew Koch and children, The chorus is composed of Miss to assure a large Republican vote tore. Thomas and Pamela, Mrs. Michael Jo-Ann Schulack, Anthony Hor- on Primary Day. Others who ad- Te« ncw ,merabers ™re we" Tkach, William 'and Leonard vath, Stephen Czlnkota, Jerry dressed the club were candidates coined, bringing the enrol ment to Kress. Novak, John Kozak, Si\, John for county Conimlttee. Oscar Wil- l0°- ^ next meetm« wU1 son. Third District; William Alle- 13- ,• UWMMMMMMWIMAMIIMMI 1 bach, Seventh District; John Me- { 495 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE,, FORDS Isaac and Hilda Brause, 15th Dls-, WEEKEND GUESTS trlct. ' FORDS~Mr. and Mra. Anthony ntann A PHONE VA-6-3398 A nominating committee was ap- Kozel and daughter, Rosemary, 14 pointed to present a club slate at Albourne Street, were the weekend the next meeting. A smorgasbord guests of Mrs. Kozel's mother, Mrs. Religious Easter Cards and Gifts wus planned for May 25. Rose Juracka, Fairfleld, Conn. SINGER IMPORTED BAVARIAN CHINA Engagement JEWELRY Shower 'The proposition doesn't tempt me! PINELLI Wedding Wedding ROUHl BOBBIN PORTABLE LUGGAGE and Birth Presents and Social I get interest on my money without having to Announcements Hummel Figures Accessories Spring met|U savings LIGHTWEIGHT AND make an investment. Where? til a savings ^t your Sinw Cen- FEATHERWEIGHT account at my bmk!n . tcr. NOW ' ownthe l wonderful round obbin regularly V sold at («r just HUTS (or MEN YOU CAN, TOO. WE'LL WELCOME YOUR ACCOUMT. V)').9O. loving of HiHidsome felt In To be well- . A Smjwf6rt«b!c for all the newest- hatted, try a WON'T YOU GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY 10 . than a Spring shads*, In- $5.95 Pinelll Hat! cluding pastels! ,r DOSOSOONt

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PAGE EIGHTEEN THURSDAY, APRIL 11, a« near serving time AH Potato Cakot fi large potatoes The New Records 6 taUesiMaDi hot milk •i<4 cup chopped onion Bj BESS ITHX Another smooth fcrmip The 2 tablespoons butler Plenty Valente' "Singin' end Teardrops hnve a cool, bright Salt and • DMN am imm plat, au«»Wr Attar School."., flip, 1 beaten ppesente CXKTIM Vakn«. "Don't Be Afraid to Love" OrjafJ. ,J^^Jt»tOP II. MS Hie** en thr first rtcordinf* she hu Both offer easy liitenlng. The toad and-adahoi milk. fi&uu> on Select large dill pickles and re- '• Makf s paste of «nrml w made in America Mtas Valente has a slight whispering quality In batter until golden Mi\ move HIP centeni. usihg an apple minced celery, lemon juice and »>: nmes utilises her voice as an that Is attractive. potatow. Seawm with .salt : jrorw or a sharp knife. Pill the mayonnaise Spmd this on *- m-.i-ument as part of the arches- Although Jerry Dora hu cane pepper Add egg. Chill renters with soft pimento cream longs of toast and set a **•« •:.) Her unique styling and vocal through many hardships, his aen- ^inall flat cakes. Roll cheese shrimp on the top plu* the excellent orchM- jv* handling of "Quicksand" flour. Brown on both sit Chill and when ready to nerve backing of Sy Oliver result ftntj -The Key" proves that he has Waterera* Capanep bacon fat or butter. Mtntini numbers. "Poln- the voice and power to make him cut Into slices and put slices on Cut bread In fancy shapes a big success. small rounds of toast. i Take Me m Your Armi." Soften buttt-r and blend With it j Alph« 1 siren pepper of Nowhere" snd "Where or, Sonny James of "First Love" Baron and OHve Canape finely chopped watercress. Whr . are a sample of the won' fame turns out one equally ap- : Wrap a strip of bacon around Spread over bread and put • 2 cup* cold potato w;'.u. selections. : pealing, "PUt Date. First Kiss. a large storied olive. Skewer with border of It arou»< the edfe.ustol t.j teaspoon salt Tlie Strike* "have a side destined s cup milk First Love" (Capitol;. a toothpick I a pastry tube 4 r !J< H tin with "Baby. L'm Sorry" 1H UblMpOons grated Parmp-.. Substantiating toe fact that the i Broil until bacon Is crisp and n Mtiii>-:.al . a fimoth lead aided by \ ! Tn the center place a amall cheese organ and sax are a coot combina- golden brown, serve on round* of ;.<< .t-;i.er members render a fine I spri* of watercress. Chill well te- Cook pepper 6 minute* ir, ; tion are two platter* on separate toast )(l ?.i'k r.umber with a singing t fore serving ln« water. Drain and mince A labels. 'The House Rocker" : iv!.:.m Flip: "If You Can't Rock; 'Epkti by Doc Bagby. is s rhythm Star Cast** Anchon Canapes to potatoes Add milk in a u "• iii! ' ;y sr, uptempo rockabilly. bred taking dish. Sprinkle » number made for hip dancer*. Spread small star-ahajMd pieces Cut thin slices of white bread cheete Bake 10 minutes LFGAL NOTICES Ditto for flip, "Joy Ride." of toast with chicken liver paste. in small diamond shapes. Bpr-aa i: Garnish each point with • small i*00 detrees). TOITRT OF SBW Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis teams with a mixture of chopped an- DIVISION with Doc Bagby on organ and rosette of green pepper butter. chovies, sauted muchrooms. and Charlie Rice on drums for "Speak SeaD^ed Witw with * Dorse! Ho P-1M0-5* Black and WWt* Canapr i canapes. 4 oupe diced potatoes NOTITt Lo«" an unutual version of I- Garnish with slices of stuffed < IF or HEW JBWTT TO ; Chop the whites of hard-cooked 1 bell pepper chopped TPF Gershwin's "It Ain't Necessarily olives by maklnt a bordar of half • 6 pork chops, cut 2 inch ""fh." JULZZ Sheldon conducting orchestra and inch to an inch and a half high i parsley •:irl.ii;:.s 1" 15 to 17 per cent leas than a year lupx irtU be heW May 4 to Pel- ! 2 cups sliced potatoes in trie aujwii"! . i_»v.u j Very small lettuce cups filled : Pepper r i.: New Jertey with good results. ago, while marketing* of cattle Itowihlp Ha& I P. M., with Jack 2 tablespoons flour F- !fi'in-56 irnriln thirty-fiveDock iJic chorus, backstops both sides. ! with highly seasoned potato, gar- 1 Shortening, salad oil or baron Do you know how to adjust your dressed Xor beef have teen about ! af'er :hf Kits dav or April 1957. ...Capito. ,,l has released "Midnight Reeve, Mctuchen, as caller. i drippings Salt and pepper \islv.. o. such dote I! you (all to Melody. mower for height of cut? The ob- 4 per cent above the 1956 level, nished with pimtento. an interesting instru- Guests for the evening included Peel and grate potatoes, grat*- 2 cups milk !:, I'O demanded In the Com- j'ect is to lower the roller on the j > Pickled beet balls. pi siiit K,;. be ukrn apklnst you by Mrs. W Csete, Mrs J. Buztrey and ! enough to have 1 'u cups drained 1 tablespoon chopped part' »nd Lomentalu Buach, -writte. Thne anpianod arrange. br*«sd anbdy && ^ m»m» that itieepaiCOSI OF UVBW I Pickled onions. Yrn stinll file Tour rf Mrs. D. Skjoldal. Hostesses were , of liauld. Stft flour, salt and bak-: Brown the chops on both >,.•:-« j~nf c:' service in duplicate the sax aptly set the scene. the bedknile away from the The Bureau of Labor Statistics j Triangle* of Swiss w Amwtean Clerk o: in* Superior Court. Btate Mrs. William B. Gardner and Mrs. ling powder together and add to' In a TfyBWUOir Ttux 3 t>'. •..••- House Annei. Trenton. Nev Jersey, in Roy Hamilton sings two sides ground at the correct distance. j has reported that the Consumer cheese, sprinkled with paprika. Harry Howell • potatoes. Mix well and add eggs. chops in a greased casserole ^ccordiinrc with the rules o! clTU pr&c- that seem to be written for him, 1 tod Usually there's a nut at each! *™* " «« ** the sfrth Sprinkle witb salt and p-,.,- Vxv and procedure Black and White Canape ; Add a little pepper. Heat fat in a \ Tlic afttcin h« been Instituted for and end of the roller" to make this (Consecutive month to a new high HOLY NAME grCAKEB Cover with slkcd potatoes, sp- r. of UB 7 Rase Canape \ frying pan. Don't have much fat j pcrpw of lorecioaini! the nghi of Hope. My Love both are adjustment.' It's best to do the| - - T** ^Uxl monthly to- 13EUN—Qeorge J. Reitemeyer, kle with flour over the top p.,. '••(leir.pnun In and u>. eight ig. oruln , narlter] with feeling Rub cottage cheese through a in pan. Drop by spoonsful of po-; f er-iflmtos ni Tai Kale, all of whlrh ! 1™'.MU iul "„•. , ... job' on the garage floor or other crease amounted to .5 of a point, of Harriaon, professor at St. tato mixture in the fat and fry on. the remaining pork chops ui. ; r-ivr beer, iu«i»ntti tu the said plaintiff! Country and Western Ians will Peters iuuc«e, Jersey City, will sieve, mix with nuts and a little i flat surface. both sides until brown. Turn only Sprinkle with salt, pepper . i v At Township ol TrVoodbrtdge and t<> hear "One Way Train" up. Just let them lie. Clippings speak on "Yon and the Prophesies salad dressing. Spread on circular ( ' crtittritifs and 8fcurttles To Save Work ont*. Drain on absorbent paper. parsley. Pour the heated ::.,.£ tCapltol), flip "Nobody's Dailm' will spread better and be less no- of Patlma," Suad&y at a meeting pieces of bread. roruorhtlon ol New Jeney: i offers the r over it. Cover and bake l^ •„,„•. Of •nher 24, 19S1. made bv U J. Trainer, But Mine," by Hylo Brow. tieeable If mowing is done when of the Holy Name Society vl St Decorate with a pink rose, using They should be crisp and brown, j fojrrtor of TuMof Woodbrtdst Towa- in an oven <3M degrees-. VL I -• Also check: "A New Peeling" that keeping the mower sharp and the grasi is dry. a tinted cream cheeae pressed Best results are obtained by grat-1 hip HP« Jer«ey, xo the Townihlp of Cecilia's Church. the last half hour of Wu'dbndge and cooc«riii real estate (King) by Joe Perkins and his properly adjusted will produce a Another way to get a brief re- through a pastry decorator. ing and preparing the pancakes Jnoirn HI, Lot 3 ID Block TW-B on the clean, attractive cut of the tough- WoodbrSdKf Township Tax Map, locattfl rookies, and "How About a Hand- prieve from mowing Is to sit to on Oreen Htre*'. tn »«ld T Tmviuhip. New Jeraey, to the Towu- Reporter fclup of Wondbrldpe and cODcema rtal Flower House cstntP k:in»'ii as Lot 2 In Block 37B-K on the Woodhrtdge Townihlp Tai Mop, Sour Notes and !': !••>( uted on Hyde Avenue in said "The'living Gilts" TuwnsJiip: unother dated October 24, Spring's really here when the 60 FREEMAN STREET 18;>1. mudf bv M. J Trainer. Collector neighborhood robins blend their el Tuxef o! Woodbrldge Town$blp. Hew Jprwv. ;o the Township of Woodbrldge twilight song with the hum and Woodbridge WO-8-8140 imrt concprriB real eBtat* known as Lot clatter of lawnmowers all up and r> in Bkick 378-F on the Woodbrldge TowiiHiiip Ton Map. located on Delano down the block. Street In said Township; another dated You can't blame the robins for October 'ii. 1950. made by M J. Trainer, f'ollei-tor of T»I*I of Woodbrldge any sour notes that get Into this Township. New Jertey. to the Town- spring symphony becaust the; ship of Woodbrldee and concerns real K.-itute known as lot t In Block 318-F know what they're doing. Tht's cu the Woodbrldge Township Tax Map, more than you can say for some located on Delano Street In Mid Town- of the artists in the lawnmower ship: another dated October 21. 1953, Easter Flowers mudf bv M« J. Trainer. Collector of section. Tuxes of Woodbridfre Township. Hew From Our Large Stock of Jersey, to the Township of Woodbrldge It's a sad but true story that jnd roni-erns real esuu known us Lot many lawnmowers are out of tune. 1!) In Block nt-O on the Woodbndfe • POTTED PLANTS 'lounahlp Tax Map. located on Delano You can't notice the difference Street with your ears, but a man such • PUNTERS dated In said Townanlp: and another as C. Richard Skogley, Rutgers September n. 1»41. made by M J. Trainer. Collector of Taxej of turf specialist, Is sensitive to it. • CUT FLOWERS Woortbrtdfe Township. New Jersey, to At this time of year he leads a ihe Township of Woodbrtdge and con- • CORSAGES cerns reu! estate known a) Lou 1 and sort of crusade to get pushers and 2 m Block 378-0 on the Woodbrldge steerers of mowers to adjust their Township Tai Map. focated on Hyde Yes, We'll Deliver Avenue In sail Township. machines to cut no closer than an You und earti of you are made de- inch and a half to two and a half or Telegraph Your fend.in:s lu the above entitled action j incneg ShOfileV recommends this Flowers. because vou ha»e or may claim to " , TV , , » n. i have some right, title, lien or other height, in preference to the scalp- Inures: affecting the real estate being 1orft!o«d, by virtue of ownership, ln- ing treatment, for the typical hfrluini'e. descent, liitetucy, devlie. Kentucky bluegrass - red fescue dtrter, curtcBy mor&fage, deed or COD- veyuiH-e. entry ol Judgment or other lawn. [ lawful or legal right. The nature of No Boom far CrakGnas which and the rmuoD that you and each uf you are Joined a* defendants Grass that is allowed to grow is tr• iorth with particularity In thq somewhat high makes a dense Complaint, a copy of which will be fur- ul&hed you on rtiquest addressed to the attorney of the plaintiff at the above mentioned addreai. I OSAXT BOOTT Clerk af tbe Superior Court A. H BO6ENBLUM Attorney for PlalntlB 588 New Bruniwlck Arenut Fords. New Jersey

Ihe Choice That is Never Challengecft!

Drive a CadiOac over any period of time you wish Who could drltt a new Cadillac and not pro- : "Congratulations —and the odds are that no one will ever question nounce it the crowning achievement of automotive yam choice of • motor car. engineering? : "Thanks for Far ahaott everyone aadentuda the instincts And who—knowini of CadtQac'* Many econtv Easter time is for flowers . . . that lead a man to Cadillac. Rare k the motorat, U> a womtut the real beginning miea of ownerihip could f«l to recofniae it as the of Spring) The lady In your life in tact, who doM not have his own heart set on finest investment ut all motordom? will be most grateful for flow- the "cu- of Ion". ers on Easter. Clfeose a bouquet Certainly, this «a* it should be. For Cadillacs Indeed, the reasons for choosing CadOLc are at of refreshing early bloom* or a virtues are aimply too numerous to be overlooked lovely plant. Choose a charming valid as they are numeroua-and «• «Tfr J«i to •"•and too apparent to he misunderstood. corsage for her to wear In the vUit your dealer .t your tnt opportunity mi Easter parade. Choose her Who, for ioataace, cou^d Mold a new Cadillac w YOU SAY flowers hen — she'll he doubly diacoverallofthnnforyoumlf. IT SO happy because ours are doubly and v$ proclaim it the *wtt beautiful and Why not upend %n hoar at the wfe MUCH BETTER beautiful. your favorite Cadillac model at yow own? •> , Who could ride in a new Cadillac and not You can itst aauued-tb whoit -wM dgf>itt> iecofiu* tti et^awdWy luxury and com/ort? prove your choke! BYPHONE Far Telegraph, Call WO-8 1836 your chokel *^

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/ • • -,'iKNT-LEADER THTOSDAT, AFRIL 11, 1957 PAGE STSETtEK uls Plan i ield Day SEWAREN NOTES

:>:.n>, were ootn- T> Guild trf 8t. Mkt'i ,,,,.,] Scouts to hin, a «.ii meet today to tbe f,,.|d day spoo- •itrMi Utilise at 2 P. M. „ .ithfidjt* OpMncfl MRS. DAVID -Mr «nd Mrs. John • '- i 21 at ftooat. : to IdtewfM ;i«'f*t.ins of tbi 591 Went A*f. .ding neifhbor- port Saturday where she tmrdBel Sfwart* the Air Franc* plane for Park. . i,. |rrs. at the 1( Mm? H*nek?l came to Washing- ,...w Butltowsky, ton. D C.. several -weeks •§• 10 i:cn Brownie* attend an International pnME- Kiaphlc eunvi'nticn, and had bteO ,,. experience, tt --Mr and Mr-- .Joseph S. FVler- visitinfi in vSe*ar«i aftCTWM*. at. the Senior , Norfolk. Vn , ii:ivc bwn vtsit- Several friends of Mrs. Sefcsatr* i. -dofts lor tbe in« Mr ppiwiiig's parents, Mr in this area, who are atap ' ! Biownles.'Olrla and Mrs Stwn Frtertag, Waod- and who entertained for . of their lunch : bridgf. and h,s grandmothrr, Mrs. Henckel. were Mrs William Bar- Anna FrtPrtaR, Woodbridce Ave- tels. ColnniR and Mrs. Joseph ,, the meeting nue. Mr. Fetertax, a'sooar officf'f Egan, Fords simonsen, Mrs. in the Navy, has been transferred —There will be a litany terrtee Mis Marjorie to ship duty after three years of at St. John's Church tonight at •ishy, Mrs. Ann short assignment at Charleston. 7 45 The following week (Had; Burroughs. Mra. S. C. Week > the service will take ffttfe ,nd Mrs. James -Mrs, Frederics. J Adams *»J Friday HI the name time. . i.'., iiuests. a sciwflt Tuesday of Mrs. Margaret —Miss Carol Oiroud has re* Gordon, Corona. L I., N. Y turned to her teaching la tke —C. A. Qiroud. West Avenue, physical education departaovt «f vhedules and William Phlllipson. Rahway. Mary Baldwin School. SUUBtan, have returned from a five-weft Vn after a vacation at home wiOl vacatkm In Larfo, Fla. her family.

TO riWSENT CONCIRT! Everything is tn rradiness for the annual hMne concert to be often-*! lontrht by the Fords VFW Band at »: 15 to the Barnm Aveme »: TERRACE—The Intd tliEh School . WoodbrkU*. The Fords Band is well known throughout the state as a very fine musical contingent. FORBS, HOPEUWN tii KEASBEY .: of wonwn.'i \:\\ meet tonlybt LEGAL NOTICES LEC.AL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES : ifiiish Center CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS prajd- H>ABU> or rat COMMISSBNERS and final pang* at a mettlng of said NOTICE TO 1 Uload ID tbe oOet «f KHMATTDH PTM WITKICT N Balance Balance laentM or at IflO t W IBSTI, or as soon there- for eotter brooma, B. J. Dec 31. ISM Dec. 31. 1955 alter as said matter can tw retcbed, will be received bv the Township Com- Townstup oierk Mrs William Romlg, Jr., 501 Crows Mill Road. president, MB. I S.IM.M t 5.141.00 at which time and place all persons mu:ee of the Township of Woodljndf* To M adnrttaMl la Voodbrldie :. vice prestttaBt. who at*y ,k* tnwTMtwl thera& v411 »«t iris Memorial Munkrlpal BulldteK.. -•- ~ — - -, April 4, ISS7. Valler 6-4562, before neon on Twite* «f M»ft 13.SO0 0O 17.000 00 4.50O.OO* l« flveo sn opportunity to be heard i Main 9treet. Woodbrldttf, New Jersev,; sad April 11. tlBfc ••••:•.berg. Mrj. 8tjr- concerning the same unUl 8 P. M.. KST, on April 17, 1957, i I.-L. 4/4, 11/S7 to Pdtun TuutUn— week. Mrs, Romlg Is correspondent for 1 F.rwln WurtBfcl, i m oo VOOO0O 2OO0 00* B J DUmOAW. and tS»n at said Memorial Municipal 5.TO.1J Townahlp Clerlt Building publicly opened and :*td :• parliamenta* (M HOTICt TO BIDDERS Hopelawn and Keasbe;.) 4.41312 AH ORDTNAlfCE TO FURTHER AMEND aloud ROTXCK S HDtXBT OITEN that K*-Herman: trea- U1J13.17 St.43JJ»* "AH ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH 6.008 Pounds of Catabr* Bass Fibre sealed bids far lit purhast by the v Dtbofsky: ie- KJ.079 78 TBI TTTLES AND FIX THE SAL- 1,700 Pounds of Stetl for Gutter Township ol WoodbrldfT Nfw Jerwy. ARIES OF ALL MEMBERS OF THE Brooms of Copper Steel Corrugated Pipe • Mrs Albert LUHLUHUTBU i AND BOHTUM POLICE DEPARTMENT OF THE Plnns and specifications ma? be ob- will be received toy the Township Com- -.-ary. M US* Meal *W»«pn»ltoo HntiTt SS.T59.06 *S.T»H TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDOE. talned In the office of L. A. Clement, mittee of the Townahlp o_f. Woodbrldg„_e APRIL Sftft i# AppfOVfUtion Rt£nt COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX AND Public Works General Foreman. Mu- ,t the Memorial Municipal Building. financial I.0T7U Sjm45« 13J00.H n.M0.<» 4J0S.0O* STATE OF NEW JERSETT nlcipal Oarage, Main Street, Wood- , i Main Street, Woodbrldge, New Jersey. 11—Annual Home Concert. Fords V. 7 W. Military Band. 1:11 .: correspondini B.4M.T1 (IS 00* NOW THEREFORE BE IT OR- "15*' W J _ untu • p M- >ST' oa *I>r11 " 'W- P. M.. Barron Avenue School. DAINEb bv to TowMhip CommittM rht Township Commlttw hrnlry re-; snd tb»n at (aid Memorial Municipal msit.n 12—T««fwge dftsee, HepeWwn School, 7 te 10 P. li. .,>Tbrod and Mrs. the County of M^die*. - „ ,_ j^mA*. **%> feet of 10 Inch coppepp r at**! 13—Meeting Little Woman's Club ol Fords, 7 P. M., Ltfaru*. • hairmen. an- 1. That the utlfs of tnp following Townahlp Clerk " ' TbH Mwaury of tudlt far Uw y««r cndM D»cem*»«r 31, KM. of U» Boord members of the Police Department of Q, ^Ttrtlsed In Iadtpendent- corrugated pipe 14—Scrap paper drive, Hopelawn Engine Company. .:. merit will toe hi «f fin Pnniwliniiiini fir* Dlttrlet Humlxr Snea. Tnvothtp QJ WoodSrldge. To 370 feet of 12 Inch copper steel 1. U puMUMd twice as required by RS 40 151-17 the Township of WoodbridK*, »nd their Leaa<]r 0B ThUrjd»y, April 4. 1957, and corrugated pipe 15—Meeting of Mothers' Auxiliary. Fords-Clara 'Barton little .i.ir.tomime ^uu. respective salaries are hereby cstab- Aprll JJ lgs7 1(0 fett of It Inch copper steel « LOUS ORI3PAKT. TrtMunr Ushed and fixed Hi follows: League. .. 4/11, IS'JT l.-L. 4/4, 11/37 corrugated pipe > :: br served. Pollce Chief n .MO oo 15—Meeting of St. John's First Aid Squad. Deputy Police Chief ISO feet of 24 inch copper steel NOTICE TO UDDUJ IK .21)0 00 NOTICE TO BTODEU corrugated pipe IMTKB TO Mmnum or Police C&ptulns $3,700.00 ! 16—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary. Keastwy Fire Company. -TFSED NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKH tha NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Plans and specifications may< be ob- Police IS .580 00 tained In the office of L. A. Clement, 22—Meeting of Fords lions Club. ' • irrfant daugb- mmoao* OOOKT or KCW JEHSET Scaled Bids will be received by the Police Serjeants 15 400 00 for purha by Townahlp Commit:** of the Township "" * "" Public Works General Portmsl. Mu- 23—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary. Ford's Past 183, AfMrKta Mrs Joseph R. CSAMCSHT DTVIS1OII it Patrolmen uf Firs: Class 15,00000 nicipal Oarage, Main Street. Wood- "rnni.li»«T COUNT? of Woodbrldge at Uic Memorial Mu- 2 From and after the adoption of 1957 Pord Car Custom 1 Door • -if! Street, ni nicipal Building. 1 Mam Street, Wood- _ (or Its equivalent) bridge, N. J. ' Legion. DockM Ka *-«3S-H brtdge New Jrney. until 8:00 P M on tills Ordinance there shall be and n te The Township Committee hereby re- there is hereby crested. Four Classes ^ recelvedby the Township Com-, 24—Meeting of Fords-Edison Branch, Perth Amboy Ocafftl • .i Ann at a «aw- TO: Aimtmr aLASsrOKD. OIOBJOE Apnl IT. !957. wheu said Bid* will tie of Patrolmen, und Uieir rate of pat mittee of the Township of Woodbrldge serres th« rlfht to Mject any or all \:ui;ew's Church. X. VBXmi WALTKB M 06TRANDER. publicly opened .ind read aloud, for the shall bf divided Into Four Classes, at ll1e Memorial Municipal BuUiUng. bids, Hospital Guild. CLAKBfCI I HZftCK NATHAN WIL- purchaar by in* Townahlp ol such Lot 1 lbrid|! J «J|«J1«~f- ?SS I^r*7 !S' •• ' D™tt»AN, 24—Annual minstrel, Hopelawn Engine Company, in school. . •- Larsen, Woed- BAU., tall tad ikeir heirs. 4fvi»«i mil or Types, Size or Sizes, Nam* or Names ,lz. until 8 P. H , E8T. on April 17, 19S7, Township Clert 24—Luncheon. 12:30 P. M., Our Lady of Peace Auditorium, Alt* ptwoptl npnttouuiH and his iricir iof tne manufacturer: of Tire* »ni PATROLMEN upon 'heir appoint- and then at said Memorial Muni£l]>al To be advertised In Independent- or toy of tbelr iviccenors in rlfht Tubes, fur automobile* and automotlv m»nt sh,ill be known ui Patrolmen of Building publicly opened and read . Leader on Thursday. AprU 4, U57, and and Rosary Society. tltta and lutfmt MB-S GEORGE E equipment us art set forth In the •.he FOURTH CLASH. :ind shall receive nioud. | April 11, 1957. 25—Meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary, Fords Memorial Post ION. after thhe ;.r.n»r MCKXI. wlft uf OEOROE E MOOR1C Sprrlftoiiians '.hereof and thereto* on H.400IW anuaily for the PSret Year Plans and speclflcaUons may be ob-] l.-L. 4/4, 11/57 VF.W. and Mrs. UfW WAITEAI R Wl atfTKANDER. l (11* ,r. lie offi<-e of the Administrative °po.n*tm*nt'""" ^ *"' "' ^ "" «™« A^ ?raUv.Of JSwla^* 5 NOTICE TO BIDDEJtS • Mr I Secrturv 1S . and son, Chrifr- of WALTIK H 08TRANDER MRS PATROLMEN having served One Year , Main Street, Woodbrldfe, New Jeraty. . , _CB Ifl HEREBY GIVES that 25—Meeting of Cub Pack 154, 7:30. School 14. CXAJSBSC— -B- I I>rS»CE wirr of (TAB Take further Notice that—"The sue- from tnf date of their appointment The Township Committee hereby re- i saaled bids for tbe purchase by the ,d Mrs. Robert M I PIERCE VUIS NATHAN WWILH - rfSafUl Bidder or Bidders will b« Obll- shall se known as Patrolmen of the se™« the right to reject any or »U | Township of 27—Jttot installation of officers, auxiliary and Hopelawa RcitxTt. Mr. tad | TIM MacCHKHOrr wile a'. NATHAN ^aled. by written contract, to aell or THIRIRD CLASS and shall receive the olds. One (1) IntenukUontJ #3S0 Utility W&LUM Mar^mHITEY MRS AR fumi.sii lo the Tuwnslup mien kddl- sum of M.6W 00 anually toi- the 6econd B. J DtTNlOAN. Tractor with Sickle Bar Mower Memorial Post 1352, VJ.W. !..s:.sen and SOW, Township Clerfc TWTB H KAli. wife of ARTHUR B •-Ion»l Tlr*» or Tubes, if any. at the Year of ;!iclr serv.ee will be received by tbe Township Com- 28—Scrap paper drive. Fords Lions Club. .••..::a. and Mrs. •ALL, 8OBAX FOWTAIN QLAS8FORI) unit price w. forth In thtlr respective PATROLMEN having served Two Years To be advertised In Woodbrldge mittee of tht Township of Woodbrtdge •nd MB OUfiSFORD. rmsbunn of Bids, u the Township may require and from HHii e dm* 0o l their ajipotnt-iienp t Independent-LeadedLd r on April 4 , 19579S , 4t tbe Memorial Municipal Building. 30—Social, Women's Guild of St. John's Episcopal Church, 7:45 gOtAM BONTAn* OLASSFORD and order during the year 1»57 " shall bf known as PHrolmen of the and April 11. 1967. , 1 Main Street. Woodbrldge, New Jersey, UJSBXA BBOWV AdmliiU'.ra-.rts of Ta*e funhtr Mptlc* tfcat the Speclfl- SECOND CLASS, in* shall ctt L-L. 4/4. 11/57] until S P. M. (EST>, an April 17, 1857. P M. excuae for ttta hUU of Oscar Brown, presumed n aforamentloDed m*v Da ob- sum o! S4.H00 uo aouaily far tbe —™ I and then at said Memorial Municipal ts) bt d««4- tamed ,n the office of Mrs. Vera M. Year of '.heir service NOTICE TO BU>C£KS j Building publicly opened and read MAY By virtue of »n Order of thr Ssi^erlar Ry»n. Administrative Secretary. Memo- PATROLMEN having served Three NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that aloud. Court at Hew Jersrv. CJumery Dl?i- rl»; Municipal Building. «1 Main Years fro.-n the dace of their appoint- sealed bids for th« purhase by the, Plans and specifications may be ob- 5—Communion Breakfast, Altar and Rosary Society, Our Lady dosi Mldd!e«i CountT renid* on th* Street, Woodbrldife, New Jersey. ment shall be. known as Patrolmen Townahlp of | talned In the office of RECREATION of Peace Church. of the FIRST CLASS, and shall re- Two 121 Baseball Backstops ! DEPARTMENTEPARTMET, 9th dav of March ISS7 in i CIUM The Townahlp Committee hereby r*- 5—Fords Lkms Club Tenth Anniversary Pilgrimage to Haw- WhSMto Towailllp of WoodnndKe. a serves the right to re)ect »ny qr aU cetve the sum of 15.DUO.00 8nually. i Including Erection The Township Committee hereby re- mimlelpftl corporation of the State of bids 1. Said mlnnts shall be paid la will be received by the Townahlp Com- serves the right to reject any or all ley. Pa. bl-weetly installments , mittee of the Township of Woodbrldg* bids. *nr Jtrawy, 1* tw piamuf! ami you, B J DUNI0AN. 13—Social, Altar and Rosary Society, Our Lady of Peace •asl fAhen. are defesdauti> and where- Township Clert 4, All Policemen aaigned U) Traffic , it tn« Memortjil Municipal Building. B. J. DUrllGAN. I-L 4,4, 11,57 Duty shftll receive In addition to their j i Main street. Woodbrtdge. New Jersev. Towneatp Clerk Church, at home of Mrs Jost-pli Swanick, 27 Hornsbr lo a default Judgment hu been taken regular compensation the aim of tSO.OO ; until 8 P. M. EST. on April 17 1957, T.....o be advertise. d In Woodbrldg. . _ _e urainit you in this cause, mid wherein Street. unnuall; to be paid In bl-wectly in- , and then tt said Memorial Municipal i Indepeudent-Leudtr on April 4. 1M7T, tha Court found th»t ther* Is due to NOTICE itaiitnent; ' Bulldln; publicly opened and read and April 11, 1957, tb* ptalnitS the »uni at Two Hundred NOTICE IS HERESY OTVEI that 5 Ai: Policemen assigned to the . niond I.-L. 4/1 U/S7 8e*e&ty-Q&f buiiur^ and Fifty-rune the followln* proposed ordinance was .•tectlve Division snuil recewe in uddl- ; pianJ anj specifications may be ob- > ! CfBU itJTlMl tosrher with tajed ,„.„,(,„«„ ind paBC(1d ttinn first readingg ion to their regular compensation the , talned In the offlce of RECRKATTOM , com and niterem from M»ic!i .5. 18-7, >t t nieetlrg of the Townahlp Corn- luai of »6000 anually » be paid in DEPARTMENT, \] 1 06 UI Tii l Ctruflciitt of SuSuee ™"""< mittee u! tbe Townshi- p of Woodbrtdge.... , weekly installments. | The Township Committee hereby re- irtnaliis l»own and designated as Lota , thhf CountCountC vy ooff MiddlesexMddlddl . NeN w JeJerr - 5. The provisions bf tht within , v^es the right to reject any or all "HO ••<* li" :n p ley, held on me 2nd day of April, 19S7, Jrdlmnc* shall become effective as of ' bids. I Woodbrldt* Townihlp Tax Map located and that aald ordinance will be tuluai lanuary 1, 1967 j B. J. DUNTOAN, OD Columbia Avenue in said TownslUD. up for further consideration sod final 7. This Ordinance -shall take effect Township Clerk pass^e at A meeting of said Townihlp : th* suni of Sli Thousand Three Hun- upon its adoption »ud ndverUsement; To ^ tid costs »nd liuereht ,N ORDINANCE CHEATTUG AM3 final adoption on April 17th. 1957. , 1 Main Street, Woodbridge. New Jerser. tmm H>*h II 19"" on in T.i renlfi- 'TABL1SHTNO A PUBLIC STMBST — — I until 8 P. M , E8T, on April 17, 1SS7, • tmtt of 4*1* covering premises known AND NAMING THE SAME CREEMES NOTICE TO BIDDeaS ' and then at said Memorial Municipal j • pd dMtnwMd aa Lo's 193 tut 196 111 AVENUE NOTICE IS HKREBT GIVEN that BuUitlng publicly opened and read Woe* 4»-H an the Woodr.'^™ T0»n- _BE_ IT ORDAINED by the Towniblp sealed bids for tbe purchase by the jloud. I •his TM **»P locattd on Outlook A«e- commltue of the Towhatiip of Wuod- FIGHT ?«mm: ~ "" ™" Townahlu of Woodbfldgejew Jersey, of | Plans and speclflcatlan* may be ob- nu» In taid Townahlp: and that there One (11 New Allls-Chalmers Model ; talned ID the office of RECREATION Is du* to the platnun* thr ^i'm uf bridge. HD1IB Diesel Tractor, complete | DEPARTMENT. ; TVir»# Thousand Or* Hundred Fortv- 1 Thtre is hereby created, established with AllU-Ct>»lniers Model 11BD j Tn« Township Cojwnltte* hereby re- ( &M ttoUu* aad Itatbty Ctuu i*1 14i 80 and defllcited a public street or road Hydraulic Bulldozer, j serves trte right to reject any Or all with ta«n* coett «nd laterest wfiich U specifically deacrlbtd ts fol- 1 will be received bj the Township Com- ; bids. M«J»h IS 1S«7. on Its T.u C«r- lows mittee of tne Township of Woodtirldge j B. J. DUtnDAW. BBOIJTNINO at a point In the aoutn- at the Memorial Municipal Building, Township Clerk „ Sale covertn* urenLisM eI\y uUe »f Green Street laid point Main Street. Woodbridge. Mew To be advertised In Woodbridge and' designated u Lois 19. 21 being U* Northwesterly comer of lands until 8 P M., BST. on April 17. 19S7. ! Independent-Leader on AprU 4, 1M7.951 ' n and '7 in B'o<"« 433-K on the now Or formerly owned by Kaufman CANCER anl then at said Memorial Municipal I and April 11, 1»S7. jgbrtfl* Xownship Tai MM^ located aiui. ruanlng thence 111 Southerly ulldiris publicly opened aqd read I.-L. 4/4. 11/57 • ••» C»ti*r and Grand Streets In aud degreeii 25 minutes westerly 1MB loud. TMKUctn 10 » point thence {2* Northerly Placj and sneciocauons ma; be ob- NOTICE TO BIDDERS tained In tbe office of L. A. Clement, HOTICE IB HEBXBT OrVTtN that I Public Works General Foreman. Mu- sealed bids for the purhaae by the nicipal Garage, Main Street, Wood- Tovuebis of bridge. N. J Athletic and Oame Equipment 1wMsmwmm M J The Township Committee hereby »- will be received by the Township Coa- is th^oTwUndge llemurUl aluu»clp»e alt hU.omcBuildinge, "»!&<"J?>SX,2 rn« mia nuO n •" crelteCreemed ^r tne ri»ht to reject any or all mlttea of the Townahlp of Woodbrldge at tn* Memorial Municipal Building, d B. J DDHK3AN, 1 Mats Street, Woodbrldge, Ne« Jersey, i«r .« the '^•,^'?™^frl ^.*!;;*TThu Ordinance ahall take eflect Townahlp Clerk until 8 P. M. EBT. on April 17. WT. a^Juffi."-* thSte amounu .«»f*«r lu ^ertUing and adoption a. To be advertised in mdependent- and then at said Memorial Municipal du* tit ortaclP»l tn« lilireat on plain- require* by U' Uader on Thursday. April 4, \K1, uul Building publicly opened imd Nad if Tax Stale »6 afort HOOH B. . AprU 11. It67. aloud. ^ tir» Ctrtiacaus o* . Cajrs mitteejn»n-at -Large. I.-*. 4/4. il/57 Plans and spoclttcsttow BUT *e ob- Hjd. together with pUlnUK > Uxed Attest: costs la tkU* suit Tou M» thertlore glrtn this notice H J DCHIGAK, to tint y«tl may appear and make To be advertised In The Indepe&dtat- of tne above pfemloft Leadir on April 4 and April U. 1SS7. with Notice ot Public Hewing for fliwl Si ic««BLU adoption on AprU lTth, 19ST. Attoruer tot Plaintiff HI K«w Bnirurwlck Avenue nonet HAT rt Mew jerwy VOTVCK a MTBSBY OrVW th.« the following proposed ordinance »»» uiifh a lntroduMd »nd ptMed on fim r«Mtor fANT Man OUinot forecast the future at a meeting of tbe TownslU]i uot*. mltwe of the Township of WoodMrtdgi by knovtai the past, but he may In the County of Middlesex. IVM tain a better idea of what mar be Jersey, held on tlw ind day of AprU. 53J y. IE 1957 and that said ordinance will 3mA. be taken up tor further consideration CHECKUP 1EPAIR? GREINER uiho service in INCOME TAX andaCHECK can fix Funeral Home •invthing. For,.. PREPARED Director Im Service A new Home At The Same Addrtaa 4 Days to File Bemodded • DON'T DELAY 44 GREEN ffTfflEBT, WOODBRIDOI Phone: La tha Yearly Bookkeeping Systems Woodbti4f« ELLOW PAGES Jim Dunne, Jr. your 34 Green St., Woodbridge t-UW BtU 1 INDEPENDENT-LKAl, PAGE TWENTY THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 L.ECAL NOTICES LEGAL LCOAL ifOTICCS LCOAL NOTICE* LWJAI, N0T1CM LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LKOAL NOTICK8 northerly | West 1M feet to • point on Mid aouth- tlon Vova 16 and far ffle TWnJnlp Few Jerley Kile nu »i NOTICE TO HIMIKIt* thencetnence. 1J I nrot uv d«ci «. • ^vn. — , - to the dividing line between the s nrt R s Boundary line HOTTCE IP HEUETH' OTVEN that direction ilonl the eaiftrly side line an«*jterld thenoy tidee Ho(4e) runninif Woodrufg alonf Avenug saide ; of Woodbridge will alt at placet herein - lat end Ind Ward*; thence northerly Bro«iwk!» Areiine, IB»leu L 1001 MM Jffl MM of the defendant, Margaret Eddlwrttin from each party District Pin to be known an Second at the Memnr.i: p together with all and singular thr : 3 Assemblymen Ward, Fifth District 1 Main Street «<• iittrfflsr;dt-. New Jereey.: , af»Bloc ak? W-K. tta' %. •». •!?- a hereditament* and appurtenancM to I l Surrogate Plate; Reboot #14, VetU, N. J. until l«l r \1 F.virn Standard ( ln 1 Member* to the Board of Tlmfi en A;>r:: 17. ;°r'*. an* then at 3. ThU Ordinance shall take effect , the aald premises IwIonRlnu or In anv- ! Immediately upon Its adoption ind wl»e appenalnln)! Choaen Freeholder! -Hta Mfinon.r V'inicpnl Funding pub- 1 Mayor 8RCOND WARD—SIXTH DISTRICT licly oppnpcl riii:'. r*,*(J a'ioud advertisement ae required bv law. The amid lands and premiws will be at a point In the center HUGH B. QUIOLEY, •old «ub)ect to all munlrlpa! liens. 3 Townahlp Commlttemen (one from Pinni t\nri s>f r:fr s.• :r tit mnv be ob- Comitiltteeman-st-Larye. taxes and the mnmrati and cilstlnR each Ward) tained in t'i» "IT: f oj Mr Lawrence The polling Works General Fore Attest: tenanclei, If any Cleroent Puh \ B. J, DimiOAN, The subscriber ttnerrw the right to I w»rd» man. Munlcjin ORrHRe. t'pper Main Township Clerk adjourn akld aale rrom time to time, Towruhlp Street, Wnotib-i rf Sen Jersey in The Independent- nubject ootjr to mch limitations or re- The Tnw:i>hi: n.unn mi mnn 4 and April 11. 1957.ttrlctlona, upon the exerclne of such serves the r,!:i rp)ert any or 111 with Hotlce of Public Hearing for final power M ««T be specially provided by bids. All that April 17th. IR57 law, or rolei of court Pentuylmnia 7) J DVNIOAN I BOBSRT H. JAMISON. Township Cleric •. Kef,, T«- H-415 " and the center Sheriff. MJddieeex County (on the To h** arlvfr'iwfl In Woodhrtflge j (fOTICE OT PUMIC MI.I Hew Brunswick. N. J. Indepenr'rn1 -L«"*r Green Street o^ April 4. 1M7. JTQ WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: MARCUS I. BLUM the south) and April 11, 1957 T i in nn1 At a regular meetlns of the Township j Attorney for Plaintiff tween Hew i-L. t.f. 11.31 j oonnjjttee Of the Township of Wood- n43 E. Jereey ~ ' projecting bridg„.e. held Tuesday. April 2 Elizabeth 4. W. J. Beginning NOTKT; TO BIDDERS 1937. I was directed to advertise the fact I.-L. 3 21, H; 4/4. 1KIW7 center line NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that | that on Wednesday evening. April Woodbridjre eealed bids for the RODENT CONTROL ! 17. ltS7. thr Townahlp Committee will NOTIC_E_ T_O BIDDERS Amboy City _ _ _ __ „ PROORAM 1957 win be received by! meet at I P. M. (BST» ln the Com- NOTICB IB HSREBT OIVEN that j along the center line of the Penh Am-1 boundary I-M. 449- the« TownshiTonip Committee of the Town-j mlttee Chambers, Memorial sealed blda for Miscellaneous Printing; Doy and Wootlbrldge Rnliroad to the •hip of Woodhridcp at the Mfmorl»l Bunding, Woodbridgr. for the year 19S7 will be received by I center line of Freeman Street, thence i as shown on Blocks '494, «t 491 Municipal Bul!f!!:ic, 1 Main Street. expo* end sell at public sale and to the Townahlp Committee of the Town-, easterly atom 'he center line ot Pree- Development and center line ol EdgewocKi Avcnur p ship Tu Map. sheets 63 and 49 to a Wes!- \v<-tme. (olonta, N. 1. j Port Reading Railroad • WoodbrldirWdbd e NeNw JJerseye , untintil 8:0"Oo'th« e hlfbeet bidder according to tertru '"i nf W«ortbr1d!f at the Memorial' man Street to the center line of Bah- Clark Place; thenre rontinultu: thence (4) Will along thf Clark -• — I p!ac« of beglnnlni! P.. MM (ERO-rn standard TimeTtmel) onn : of salaale on filfei with the Real Estate Municipal Building, No. 1 Main Street_i vaT Avenur. thence southerly alonn •—,,„,•._. un. „. ,>,. «,.- v.,i. T™m •- *"' inter ;inf nf April 17 !M7 ,nd then at said Memf- ' Department .nd Township Cerk open U1 8 theMnM! r ne of B h r Avfnut n(I line of Wnod Ave- SK(OM) UARD-SIXTKENTM DIST. ™l Pl»": School WoortbHdee. New ]m*L Sf , °° " « ™' » Swh-ffv to\n amlf mlnUn Ime «« dary lln» between J rtal Municipal BulldlnK publicly opened 1 to Inipectlon and to be publicly read P. M. andarndard Time I. on saloniion,t th(th.e «centeBterr Unline of Berry Streestreet t toto , ¥"'?_?, y. ..,» "Vfig* ^T.."p , UL "JT5/-1 mie BEaiNMNO at the point of Inter-, street, Avenel, S. J. and rp.id nlnnld d | prioi r t o salel . LoIfltts MM »n and dM 96 I nln Bloc BlocKk „ r- w?5dbrldg?'c&el ! Itlcp TownsMps to Aprll - lnrn- Mid M S,K 'hencilni e ,5t .till »lonK aMd boundan ! tirtioTi ot tlie centpr line of the' Plans tiuCi „!.-,...... ,„.may^ be. -ob- I 711 on the Woodbrldgf Township As- mortal Muatrlnal BildBuildini g publicly | alonl gW Woodbh*(t^ e Creek to the Perth Port R»«dlnR Rillroad with the dlvld- THIRD WARD-THIRI. „. ent M line Block on the \ itrer Fire Comprlrtng BewBren ' talned in the offl>p of Mr H, J. Bailey, 'P opened snd read aloud iiik- line bfiweon Kilnon and W*d- Board of Health. No 1 Main Street, Take further notice that the Town- . | Co., laiaan Avenue. Cnlnnla. liriilcp Townships; thence. Southerly < PolUnf PUce: »r»urn s ;, Woodbnttpe, N'rw Jersey. ll I Bide may bf submitted on each in- Bloni! the said dividing Unf to a point' ship Committee hen. by resolution an I i fHT|rli>«! lot nnii or on the then South alone j The Township Committee hereby re- purauant to law minimum i squired amount of printing ss set Pollln« Place: Memorial Municipal ; ttCOND WAatI>—ei.KVrTNTH In thr renter line of New Jersey State TBIBD WAITO-rOI HTM IK to reject any or all Bulldini. Easterly along the Including til eenes the rlpht price at which said lots In ™id block (orth ln ,n( sn,f|[1(.ations. i the point of Intersection of same with ! niSTRICT bids will be sold f«!ether with nil other | Township reserves the right Thr the point of Intersection of B J DDNIOAN. details pertinent, said minimum price t0 a«-jrrt t,nP eontract for the above nRST WARD—SECOND DISTRICT | Township Clerk line with the prolongation being $U0.OO plus co«U ol preparing prtntlnc to one bidder on the basis All that tract between tha pennsvl- i __ along said line Readin? Railroad sald : IUrron l.il,-,,, To hp advertised In Woodbrtdge w bid for th q r t Southern- of the «o- Northerly of the dividing *ne of thebridge). ddeee d and advertisingg this sale Said 0[ his low bid for the entire required on the eastl snd the alone the NorWiaast- the pi on April 4, 1957. lota In said blockblk. If solldd on termstrms , J nmnuntt oor rt to o severa several l bdbidderrs on thecenter line of Amboy Avenue (on the ; i , n f Lot l. Block 428. to nnter line of Ellitatw'h Avenue; thence plrs. nn() Second Words; thence South- rr w r ne o THIRD WARI>-rirT|i In and Aprli 11, 195". will require a down payment off 2525", ; basis or thflr low bids for each lol t we»tt- a.nd between > tine (on the i angle point; thence (81 Southerly stall Northerly along the said prolongation pr]y ,<.onn said dividing line between I.-L. 4/4. 1I/S7 of the bid accepted >y the Township set Torth in the specification*. north) drawn mid-way between New ! along the line of IJO*. 1, Block 431, toand the center line of Elizabeth Ave- ; ,„, Fir5t Hnd Seeond Wards to thf BBO1NNINO it th' Committee. the balance of purchase Plans and specifications may be ob and Second Streets, and projecting ! the Northerly line of Block 431; thence nue to the center line of Washington center line o•f th•• e Elizabet"h • -an- d J "•"'on of the center ;•, and other talncd ln the office of Mrs. Veri M. easterly to said railroad, snd the Penh <9j Easterly along the Northerly line of A«nue; thenoe still Nortlierly along .Tri-ntoi. i Shftrt Line Railroad; thence Street with Die E«.4t»r'.v l> NOTICE TO BIDDERS price to be paid In cash aionu the center line, of tht Une or the ~ tenna pnwided In the contract of Ryan. Adiftlnittrailve Secretary. No. 1 Amhov gltv. Un« Ion the south) ' Block 431 to Uie Northeast corner of the eenttr llnf of Bryimf RtrrPt »nd Ea,;,.,., ..„..* .... „ - „—,-•. -- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE* tnat Main Street. WoodbHdge. Ifew Jersey. the proionmtion Northfrlv thereof to g;| bp;h nnnd d Trenton Short Line.'n«nMne fnmc«' Northsnortherl,y .„,„. aale. PoIHnf Place: Strawberry Hill School, 1 u>v$4B. Block 431: thence (10) Soitth- 7n th sealed bid; for the purchase by the The Township Committee hereby re- the point of intersection with the era- R.-,'lron;- ( to th•-f point o-•f Intersectio• "n - "J"""• °"'' "«" Pennsylvni:, D , u Township ol One Ml 1957 PLYMOUTH Upon acceptance of the minimum Woodbridge. I eriy 9iong tne Easterly line of Lot 541. w bill, or bid 'above minimum, by UKserves the right to reject any or all ter line of Blocks JM-A and M7-C1. •i::h the Port Rentllnii Railroad; thence °r »y to the Right t,r PLAZA 6 CYLINDER FOUR DOOR SE- I Block 431. to the centrr line of Chlln in a ceneral Westerly direction along; State Highway Route Township Committee and the payment bids. FIRST WARD—THIRD DISTRICT | OH111 Road; thence (11) In a general thence Southeasterly almig the renter DAN less trade-in of One (1) 1M3 E J. DTJNIOAN, the cou!er line of the Port Reading | "Ortheiuterlv alorn; Plymouth Black Club Sedan, will be •-hereof by toe purchaser according to All that part of the First Ward North Easterly direction along the center tine line of Blocks 38J1-A. M7-Q 388-B and TnI. t.,..1:rI ,lllr „, „,„ ,wl. „„,.„, ^ ,,.,. the manner of purchaje ID accordance Township Clerk. 3J7-H to the southeast /side of Henry Railroad :o thr Intersection of same ; line or state Highway JJ. received h; the Totnish.p Committee To be advertised In ' the WOOD- of the dividing line of the City of Perth of chain O'Ktll Road to the prolonja- wltb terms of sale on file, the Town- Place, as shown on Sheet r.W. Wood- W|»h the dividing line between Ediaon ; oooutherlf y boutxliir of the Township of Woodorldge at the BRtDQK rNDEPENDKNT-USADHl on Amboy and Woodbrtdpe Township and ; 'Ion Westerly of the dividing line be- Townships the point or, Rahway: thenre En>- ahlp willl deliver a bargain and aale West of the center line of Amboy Ave- j tween Blocks M8-A and 387-O; tlnnce bridge Township T»i Map; thenct Mu! - •• •----•---- " - -• •'•-- VMemorla: Municipal BulldinR, 1 Main April 4. 1957. and April 11, 1957. t..r . of Deglnnlns, | easterly along the boutuiV Street. Woodhrldpe. New Jersey, until derdrtt fof r aslldd UM nue as far North M the center line of! (13) Southeasterly along the dividing Northeasterly alon« thf il'.vifllnz Unf • t.-L. 4/4. 11/57 between Blocks M7-H. V5. 3T7-I »nd Pollint Pinre; School #14, Fords, N. J.) City of Rnhway to Cic I 8flp P. M (Eastern standard TUael p April 1. 1957. Qrove Street; thence Westerly along ; line between Blocks 3M-A and 387-G thence bofitheastfrlv a ,, on\4pri! 17. ID57. and then at said B. J. DUNIGAN. Township Clerk the center line of Qrove Street to the to the point of Intersection of the pro- 394-O to a point «nd corner. wiW cor- NOTICE TO BIDDERS ner being the southeast corner of Lo:SF.fONl) WARD—SEVENTEENTH DIST.; M*er '0 Oe Westerly ; :. Memort»» Municipal Building publicly To be advertised April 4, 1957. and [center line of Mattlson Street: thence longatlon Northerly of the center line nu NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN that 11 Block 387-1; thence Southeasterly BEGINNING at the point of lnMrsec-' »h or Carters: then, e •• opened and read aloud. April 11, 1957, in the Independent- Northerly along the center line of Uat- of Brootne Street; thence ((13) ) South- 1 sealed bids for the purchase by the westerly along alon? the Northerly line of Develop- 'ion of the center line of thf New •""la; the Westerly h- ,. Plaiik and spec;ncauona may be ob- tl»n Street to the center line of tfaln center line of Jersey State H^hwsy *1 and the, the Borough of Curwrei township of 1 "TODD" DRT-TTPE Street; thence Westerly along the Brooim Street the center line of ment known as Westbnry. Section S3. „,,„, ^,lnl, ,..„ , _...... tained ln the office of Mr. William i Finn, Real Estate Director, No. 1 Main I Washington Avenue; thence to tathe point of InterswttoI n nf said line dividing line between Woodbridge and Une of Blair Road 0 Refer To: W-S S d ' " =.-.. -.. Townships; thence, southerly ' of Homef tend Avenu.- ••• Btlret, Woodbrldrc, New Jersey. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MLB ing line between the ' ** «=°" I Southwesterly .long the cent*,Jin, d to the renter line of Worth Siren: . The T«M-m!iip Committee hereby re- « L Memorul Wards. dividing line between »«>ng the center itn,. X) WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: BulWlng 1 Main Street. Pollinj Place: No. II School. Ross Townships to:«*«iue to the center eenes the rvhi to reject any or all At a regular meeting of the Township \ i. until 8:00 bids _je New Jersey Street; thence Sou'h^r of the TownshlD of Wood- j easterly along the ! center line of Ash S1 -|.. • B. J. DtmiGAU. FIRST WARD—FOURYH DISTRICT 1 Township Clerk All that part of the First Ward lying i along the said Port New Jersey Turnpike Une of Myrtle Avenue •• „,„ .„.. „ .„ the intersection of the dividing: »loni< the center line'if To bp advertised in Woodbridge north of the Heard* Brook snd lying , Right of War line to the Intersection : Independent-I^fider on April 4, 1M7, west of thecenter line of Amboy of the dividing Hue betwev Westerly slonn Hie Right of Way line cf ' ime between the 1st and 2nd Wards nnd and IU Westerly prole ' ships of Woodbridge and Edison; tBe Port Reading Rallmad to the point : said center line of the New Jersey' bridgthe e Creek; thence and April n, 1B57 Avenue. or place of Beginning TurnDlke; thence northerly along said ' Woodbridge Creek : I.-L. 4'4, 11/57 Memorial Polling Place: High School. ; thence 1161 Northerly" along said divid- rnlttee Board""of Health, No. 1 Main Street, mi un, u,tu.«» fnimhirn tn thp BKINBITOOU t* portion o01f LiiniricDistricti _u26. mSec- dividinaivjamg? line betweeBetween tnthe is1stt anda | Intersectio"immuuini ooif the ur NOTICE TO BIDDERS I Building. Woodbridge. New .Jersey, and Woodbridse. New Jersey. center line of UniontowrofWddlei. =n»P Committee has, by resolution and NOTICE 18 HERESY GIVEN that Beginning at the Intersection of the! Street, Iselin, N. I. nMei read aloud pursuant to low. fined a mlaimum sealed bids for the purchase by the ' 8tmt to th• e poin• t of Intersectio" n of ' BEING a portion of center line of Berry Street with Wood- the aald center line of Worth Street SECOND WARD—EIGHTEENTH DIST. Plans and specifications may be ob- I £«1M« « rtteh^tet.^ -« blocks Township of ONS (11 ONE-TON PORD ' Dtatilct_ Five, to be 0UI EXPRESS DDMP TRUCK will be re-1 SECOND WARD—SEVENTH DISTRICT with the Northerly line of the Develop- BEGINNING at the point of Inter- Ward. Fifth Dlstrlc. talned In the office of Mr. H. J. Bailey. I J"J«" » " ««««'« «'"J »" <"•"« ment known us Westbury, Section *3; Board of Health. No, 1 Main Street, I S*!""8.!5*"1"01; •ald minimum price section of the center line of Innfan Polling Place: Hrst v 1 WoodbrldBe. Ne* Jersey. | beinbegg *I.0O0.M>»,, plup s costs of. prepdrlnpp g thence Southeasterly along the North- Avenue with the boundary line be- Avenel Street, Avenel, y 1 deed and advertising this sale. Said erly line of said Section r^. Westbury tween Edison and Woodbridge Town- The Township Committee hereby re- development, and the Southerly line ships; thence Northerly along the said jots In said blacks, if sold on terms, j THIRD WARD—SIXTH In •mid serves the rltht to reject any or allwill require a down payment ot 2J',; ] at Blocks 394-K, 394-J and the pro1 boundar- y line to the Intersection of BEGINNING at* bids. April 17, 1957, and then at said Me- Wood bridge -Carteret 2 ! Rt. a4. to the boundary line between I lODgatlon of said line. Southeasterly to , 5ai() boundary' line with the boundary J. DUNIGAN, of the bid accepted by the Township bridge Creek, thence southerly Georges Avenue ' B. committee, the balance of purchase morial Municipal Building publicly utherly along ! woodbrtdge Township aad tne City of 1 the Northwesterly Riant of Way Line of; ijne between Clark Township Edison • feet from u S. High* Township Clerk price to be paid In 12 equal monthly opened and read aloud. Woodbrtdge «reek to the point oor place | Rahway which line Is also the county 1 the Port Reading Kallroad; thence' TownshlD and Woodbridge Township- thethenc: e northerly alon To be advertised ln Woodbridge of beginning. «H 1 lllle between Middlesex and Union; Southwesterly along the said Right of thence Easterly along the dividing line easi lDstaUments plus Interest and other Plans and specifications mav be ob- Pofllnr Place:" Memorial Mnnttlpai . • , , , , „ ._. -.jldlng line easterly loo feet snd • - Independent-Leader on April 4, 1957, terms provicec in the contract of sale. tained in the office of RECREATION thence along said 'county line in Way Line to the point of Intersec'lon between Clark and Woodbrtdge Town-1 Highway Route No I and April 11, 1957. £ acceptance 01 the minimum DEPARTMENT. Building. Northwesterly direction to Its intersec- lp p •vith the dividing line between Lot 1. shls t0 lhe center ,,M of t[)e o»rden Une of Woodbrldse I.-L. 4/4, 11/57 bid b it b th The Township Committee hereby re- tion with the Easterly line of theBlock J96-BB and Lot 1. Block 405-BB. state Parkway. Rt. *4: thence South-1 northwesterly alone f, bid. or bid. above mintmum, by the FIRST WARD—SEVENTH DISTRICT Pennsylvania Railroad Right of Way; Township Committee and the payment serves toe right to reject any or all thence Northwesterly to the point of. westerly along the center line af the Woodbrld&e Avenec •."•"• bids. All that part of the First Ward south thence Southwesterly alon^ the East- , Intersection of the Westerly line of the Garden State Parkway Rt #4 to the NOTICE hereof by the purchaser according to of Heard's Brook Bnd West of the cen- of U. S. Highway ROi.-'. GIVEN that B. J. DUNIGAN, erly liae of the Pennsylvaniy a Railroad Elizabeth and Trenton Railroad, now intersection of the Center Hue of Inman northeasterly alon" t!-c NOTICE IS HEREBY he manner of purchase ln accordance Township Clerk ter line of Amboy Avenue, as far south Rl^ht of Way to the point of Interne- j Public ServiceService, with the Southwesterly Avenue; thence Westerly alone the the following proposed ordinance ni with termi of sale on file, the Town- as the center line of Grove Street; Rl^ht of Way to the ppoint of Interne y IT- S. Highway Route • To be advertised in WoodbridM Inde- lion with the Northerly or Northeast- j line of Lot 42, Block 3S6-R; thence ln f I A Introduced und passed on first reading snip will deliver a bargain and sale thence Westerly to the center line of j *' " of Inmaa Avenue to the southerly boundary ii:!.. at a meeting of the Township Com- dewl for said cremtMs. nenrtent-Le«Her on April 4, 1857. and r line of Block 428; thence Sout'h-h ; a general Southwesterly direction along intersection of same with the boundary Rahway: thence wes'er Mattlson Street; along said prolongation a:•nd the Westerly line of the Elizabeth :i between Edison and Woodbrtdue mittee ol the Township of Woodbridge, DATED; April 2, 1957, April 11, 1957. ne southerly boundary hn. ln the County of Middlesex. New B. J. DUKIGAN. Townshtn Clerk I.-L. 4/4, 11/57 the center line of Mattlson Street to alon; the Northeasterlv lice of Lot 1.1 Trenton Railroad to Its Intersection , Townships the point or place Of Be-Rahway to the "ceiuc- the center line of Main Street; thence ,Bkx; k 428 t0 an angle polm: thence ' with the Northerly line of the Port 1g Jersey, held on the 2nd day of Aprll, To be advertised April 4, 1957, and "'"'• "" "'" — ••.--.. : -•- -- «—'---•- '•-- -' "-- •>—•' 'ruling. Oeorgm AveniS; thenn' 1957. and thut said ordinance will NOTICE TO BIDDERS Westerly along the center line of Mam ; soberly still (.long the line of Lot 1. Reading Railroad; thence Westerly in ; Polling Place: New School, Colonia. April 11, 1B57, ln the Independent- Street to the dividing line of the First; jj ] Northerly line of Block ^ general direction along the Northerly \ southeasterly along cf:;v be taken up for further considera- Leader NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Bloclt 42 t0 t ie Oeorges Avenue to th' tion and final passage at a meeting and Second Wards. ; 43!: thence Easterly along the North-j line of the Port Reading Railroad to: SECOND HARD—NINETEENTH DIST ! of beirlni sealed bids for the purhase by the Polling PUce: No. 11 School, Ing. of said Tovrti&hlp Committee to beRefer To: W-112; 531; 51; 463 Township of , Ross,erly llne ot Blwk 431 ,„ th(, N()rtheast ^ the point or place of Beginning. j BEGINNING at the point of In"-i Poulii held at Its meeting room In the _. _ 1 corner of Lot 548. Block 431; thence, BEING part or District *6 and a 5e i , tenter toe of Ininan' Place: Avenel I i;. NOTICE OF PUBLIC RALE One 1957 Heavy Duty Model 630-C SECOND WARD-msT DISTRICrCTT Ct 0n 0 tne 1 n Memorial Municipal Building ln Wood- TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Diamond T Tilt-Cab Truck (or its ??. 'southerly alon? the Easterly line of i small Dortlon of District S7, Second Av,ni,, ,,,„,.,™L. V°l. ^.T. J *„._„ bridge, New Jersey, on the 17th day enulvalenti, One IS Cubic Yard, of April. 1957. at 8:00 P. M. (EST). At a regular meeting of the Township or as soon thereafter ae said matter Committee of the Township jf Wood- Hell Colect-O-Matlc Garbage Body can be reachecf. at which time and bridge, held Tuesday. April 2, (or Its equivalent) Less trade-In place all persons who may be Inter- 1837, 1 was directed to advertise the fact of One 1951 Diamond T Truck that on Wednesday evening. April Model 620 With Oar-Wood Load- ested therein will be given an oppor- . . „._ line between Blocks 388-A and tunity to be heard concerning the. 17. 1987. the Township Committee will Packer Body. Bidders must submit 8ECOND WARD—THIRTEENTH meet at 8 P. M (EST) ID the Com- a complete bid on both Items, Beginning at the intersection ol! the , M7.o. thence southeasterly along the DISTRICT center Une of the Lehlgh Valley Rail-1 iMiing Une between Blocks 3M-A, same. mittee Chambers, Memorial Municipal will be receive^ by the Township Com road with the center line of Florida . ^.Q ^.B ^.g goj,^. BEGINNING at the point of Inter B J DUNIGAN. Building, Woodbridge, New Jersey, and mlttee and t 0 tne section of the Westerly Right of Way Ttfwnshlrj Clerk. expose and sell at public tale and toat tht AM ORDINANCE VACATING A POR- the highest bidder according to terms 1 Main Street, Woodbrldge, New Jersey, TION OP STREET KNOWN AS of salt on file with the Real Estate until S P. M. EST, on April 17. 1957. FULTON AVENUE. IN TH! COLONIA Department and Townahlp Clerk open and then at said Megiorlal Municipal SECTION OP THE TOWNSHIP OP to Inspection and to be publicly read Bulldthg publicly opened and ' WOODBRIDGE. IN THE COUNTY OF prior to sale, Lots 78 and 82 to 85 in- aloud. MIDDLESEX, AND RELEASING AND clusive in Block «17 and Lots 26 to 30 Plans and specifications may be ob- EXTINGUISHING THE PUBLIC Inclusive in Block 618 on the Wood tained in the office of Mrs. Vera M. RIGHTS IN AND TO THE SAME bridge Township Assessment Map. Riran, Administrative Secretary. Jfi BE IT ORDAINED by the Township Take further notice that the Town- Main Street. Woodbridce, Hew Jersey. Committee of the Township of Wood- ahlp Committee has, by resolution and The Township Committee hereby re- bridge, in the County of Middle&ex: pursuant to law. fixed a minimum serves the right to reject any or all 1. That the portion ot Fulton Aye price at which said lots in said blocks bids. nue herein-after more particularly will be sold together with all other B. J DUNIGAN. of property known as Washington described, be and the same is hereby details pertinent, said minimum price Townablp Clerk Heights, thence southerly along the easterly along Hie Westerly line of the to tht ! vacated and the public rights arising To be advertised ln WoodbrjdEe Railroad RlRht of Way with thf Nor:!, being (4.000.00 plus costs of preparing boundary line of Washington Heights ;,t\, T.; Southerly and Southeasterly along tht from the dedication thereof, be anadeed and advertising this aale. Said Independent-Leader on April 4. 1957. •" the tentfr center Une of Wood Avenue or Mutton line of suten Ii>;.iin! and Church property to a cornerjf nueau d lhe po(M of place- „, Be-! i^w"&\r u>'"the Wes^i/Wht" of DISTRICT lit In a Genera! »•• the same hereby are, released and lots ln said blocks, if sold on terms, and Aprll 11, 1957. BEGINNING p extinguished. same, thence easterly alon» jlnulng tb§ Intersection of 1 along the aald Ber*" will require a down payment of 25'i I.-L. 4/4. 11/57 boundary line to a corner of same. Way Une of the Pennsylvania Railroad the Southerly of the Po- ~- " " ' "' All that certain part of a publi BEING the remaining portion of 1of the bid accepted by the Township thence southerly along said boundary light of Way and the point or place Railroad Dock street situate, lying and being in th Committee, the balance ef purchase NOTICE Second Ward. Seventh District, to beif Beginning. erly line of Township ol Woodbridge. ln the Coun price to be paid ln cash and other 6 hereby given that the District Elec- trlct. portion of Second W'rd. thence, ill Plate ty of Middlesex mid State of Ne"terms provided ln the contract of tion Boards ln and for the Township erly along center line of New Bruns- Eighth district. to_be known a& Second Island' Sou Hi, Jersey, and described as follows: sale. of Woodbridge will alt at places herein- Polling Place: School No. 2. Outlook wick Avenue, to the center line of Avenue, Colunu, N. J. BEGINNING ut the Intersection 0! Upon acceptance of the minimum after designated on Pennsylvania Avenue, as laid out south the Southerly side of Stanford Roa< bid, or bid above minimum, by the TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1957 of New Brunswick Avenue, thence with the westerly side line of Fulto: Township Committee and the payment between the hours of 7:00 A. M. and southerly along line of said Pennsvl- I SECOND WARD—EIGHTH DISTRICT Avenue and then running thence (1 8:00 P. M., Eastern Standard Time, for — i""i'.i",7i""tn"""th» renter <,f the BEGINNING at a point ln the East- along the westerly side line of Pultot thereof by the purchaser according to e U the manner of purchase ln accordance the purpose of conducting a Chlgh Va Ue y RSlroad the," £t.rt i •"» «'«"'»' Way line of the *e. Avenue, 700 feet to a point, said poln' PRIMARY ELECTION LfoTthe c'nteTllne of Lehlgh Valley I J^y.Oa_rd te Parkway, Rt, jr4. being at the dividing line between Lo wltb terms of sale an file, the Town- e l Mth he ea 8ta Tlllp will deliver a bargain and aalefor the nomination of ciindldatoj on | ^,^a^ t ",h " ^tot or 'pn?e ot be- \ » » WMterly line of the Penatyl- 2024 and 2023 in Block 468-N. thenci the Democratic ticket and the nomfn vanla Railroad Right of Way; thence (2) running at right angles with west jeed for said premises gln-,-^. DATED: April 2, 1957. tlon of candidates on the Republican Northerly and NortheaBterly along the erly side line of Fulion Avenue 5/ TED: April 2, 1957. ticket to be voted at the ensuing Gen- PoUinc Place: Hnpelawn School. Right of Way llne of the bald Parkway. feet more or less to a^ point in tin B. J DUNIGANDUNIGN. Township Clerk Northerly along the center lint* of Wood eral Election to be held on Tuesday, SECOND WARD—THIKD DISTRICT Rt. 54. to the center llnr of New Dover Avenue or Mutton Hollow Knml. the to Uu eenttr Easterly side Hue of Fulton Avenue, I T° be advertised April 4. 1957, and 1 SeTcoir* S'A't o5 November 5, 1957, as hereinafter listed Comprising southern Fords, .aj™* "" Road: thence Easterly and Southeast- boundary line between Woodbridge nnd wet«r^ , "*; theilre' '*< North-!**' :: thenre -Su'. aald point beitif on the line dividing j April 11. 1957, in the Independent•"--IjkBt- f for the election of two members. erly along the center llne of New Dover Sdlaon Townships 10 a i>uint 100 feet iiwr line of Hi'i., Leader. north of the }Lehlgh lot 1967"Ironi" 1968 lu Block 468-Q; I one man and one woman, of the local [ of Road to the point of Intersection ot south of the Southerly line of Ne* llne County Executive "coinmittee^of 'The i R»l'road tracks west Norhwrnierty to 011 Bn Avenue to the Centw lit,, t * " «'« Pe from each party of the Pennsylvania Railroad Right ol Road to the point or uW- A sl1 Slre nd tn PAUL KNIGHT. JR., MARY KNIGHT, boundary described as follows: uf Be- , 't; thence, (7i NnrTh,... ? * « P""" or p.,. Hi 3 Assemblymen Way; thence Southwesterly ulofig the ginning. „„,. BWN0 nlfeo known at, MARY KNIGHT MI- the Pennsylvania Rail- w1*'<>'« !he center line of i^h fi * ii ! » * ^'" . r: LAND, ETHEL KNIGHT. MARGARET 1 Surrogate BBINO a portion of the Hecond Wurd. "' ""' Center Hue of Ho !± .^."iFl^DlstxVto^ 2 Members to the Board of ay Hue to iu Intenec- Eighth District, to bt known a. Second thence, IB) Boutbestterl«*te»d Ave-1 Waro Eighth Dttr:-: EPDINGTON and EDWARD EDDING- lasterly line ot the New utbestterly along tilt 1 PeUing I.,.J TDN. are Defendantb. the tubbcrlber, Chosen Freeholders Ward. Fourteenth District r line of H V.alonjth,! h,UJnf PlSce: Hr,. 1 Mayor J««y State Parkway. Rt «4 and the Polling Place: Hardiiti Avenue, Urt- Canter line of Homestead Avenue to , Ateiiel 8trcet, Atencl the St'.erin of Middlesex County will on of the Ceater line of Bi»lr Road, thence, i WEDNESDAY, THE tfEVENTEENTH 3 Township Commltteemen (one from Beginning heuse, Utlin, N. J. ; 9,i Norihuoterly along the Outer Hue B J 1 DAT OP APRIL, NINETEEN HUN- each Ward) Ward of Blair Road to the point of Inter. - i . Clerk DRED FIFTY -SEVEN, NOTICE I1COMU HAKU-UKTKENTH Inter- at two o'clock ln the afternoon, sell ._ hereby given th»t qualified voters DISTKH'T • t public veiiilue to the highest bidder, of the Townahlp of Woodbridge not al- BaXQlNNINO at a point ln the West- at th* Sherllf'i. Office, In the Olty of ready registered in said Townahlp under the center of Mary Avenue. u» a point Avenue, Iselin. erly line of the Pennsylvania Railroad COMMI88IONEKS the lawe of New Jersey governing per- Rlltat oi Way where the same Is ium . i HKV. New Bruuswlck. Comity ol Middlesex ma 100 feet north of the northerly Hue uf r and SUK of New Jtruy, the following manent registration y register with Pitman Avenue, theuce easterlj and SECOND WARB— NINTH DISTRICT aected by the dividing iinc between'' described tract of laud and premises: the Townahlp Clerk of the said Town- 100 feet to Poplar Street, and ctmtlhu- Beginning at the Intersection of the the City oi Sahway an4 the Towmlilp COMPARATIVE All the right, title and Interest of ship or Woodbridge at Ms office at any Ing ln the same court* to the boundary center line of the Lehlgh Valley Rail- Of Woodbrtdge: thence Northwesterly I m plaintiffs mid dcfeudauU lu and to ul! tune between Wednesday, April 17,19*7, of the Pint Ward road and center line of Crows Mil! along aald dlvtdlog line between the ASSETS thai tract or puree] of land uud preni- and Thursday, September M. 1WT, ou Polling riace: Old Ford* School No. 7,1 Koad. thence northerly along center Townablp of Woodbrldne and the City rash Fdb.2S.lB57 Feb. 211. !!';>•> which Utter date the rentbtratlot bookb Ktnr Cmree'a ttoad ""' ol Crews Mill Road to the center of Rahway to the Intersection of the ihfo, hereinafter particularly described, same with •t•o tne- interwctloti of the ",. ' hituate lying und belun.ln tht> Tuwn will be clued uutil arter the forth- Hint irto'se • *^__ ,,„, o^fg, _ mefc* eut- ... » 0.767.33 - f 9.4M.UH coming General Election on Tueeday, of moK Boui erly of the 1the - prolongatio_ n Northeast_,. - j Deferred Charge, to Futiiro ihlu of WouilbrKtije, in the County of BECONI) WARD FIFTH DlbTRK'T erly along center Une of King George e bttwe< Blwks Mlddic.iti and State of New Jy November, 5. 1957, or at Mlddleaex 1 4S2 and 463"; thencW e Houthwebterl!!° " y u ' TaxatioTaxationn ftmded County Hoard ol Klitcilou*. Citizen BEtllNNlNG.nl the polat of inttrwi - Roaihenud ot o easterlcentery Unalone ogf Wescentet Ponr dHu Roae 0d: - 8,0004)0 ' 12,000 uu lJtiliiiutcil by the Lou Numbers 18 Han af the center line of the New j the dividing line between Bluk., 4tj' Building. W Bayard btret-t Hew Bruns- Jersey Turnpike wltti the dtvidiug llne Weft Pond Road to a point, said potn and 4(3 to an angle point In k.une and 29 in Block 11, un a uiup entitled wick. N. J, at any lime between being the Intersection of center Hue "Mail ul iott situate In the Towuahlp between Edison and Woodbrtdtse To*n- thence Westerly still along tald dlvld- Wednesday, April 17, 1D57, and Thure- .-.hlps; thenoe southerly along the divid- ot West Pond Bota with a line drawn Ibgf line and the dividingg linlien betweeu •17.187^3 _ $21,454.Wi of Woodbrldue. New Jertey, property of day. September. 36, 1057, during the parallel to and 400 feet westerly from William Zlegltr. Esq. mid known as ing tine between Bdlsou aud W004- Blocks 4SS. W-WSS »nd 4M-R4M-R.. md ththe ie YOU FIND OUT ruilowlng,hours: Dally, except Satur- brldije Townships croaalnt Uatn Street, Peimisylvanla Avenue, as Uld outdividindiid, i g UnU eb betweet n Blocks 464. 4«t-L DeiiKireht.on-triit-Hllltup, surveyed Jan- day, from 9 A. M to 4 P. M, or at the Evergreen Avenue and Wlldwoott Avenue thence southerly atony said line to a uary 11191, by J U Trowlirldge nnd tiled Office of the Mlddlenei Couuty Board point. The northeast corner to property In the i>ltlte uf the Cltrk of Mkldlenej to a point, ipii feet north uf the north- Block 4«7; thence Boutherly along the ' Annr«nri7»i = $0 MUCH MORE uf Election*, Perth Amboy National erly line of Filth Hireet nieabured at belonging to St. Mary's Church and JStftauuriy ?une of Biogk 4« to the aSmh- A r County on ttie 24th day of September, B«nJt Building, Perth Amboy, N J also the northfjreet comer of property auuriy une of Biogk 4« to the aSmh- PP «PrlaUon Reeerves mi, us Mali No 196 right anglec to Fifth BUecl, thence e*et oonwr 0/ said Block; thence West-1 Serial Notice of change of residence or easterly parallel with Fifth Street and known M Washington Heights, tbW* erle*eyt oonwralw« «j0/e saiSoutherld Blky huhe of Block 1 Serial Bd BY PHONE fc»l(l i>«mUtb according to a survey appUcalluu for transfer of registration 100 feet north thereof crossing Ford southerly along boundary line at Wash- 417 to the Southwest wrner of hame '5* uitAt by Huwnrd kiadittuii. Surveyor, shall be made either by written requent Avenue and Grant Avenue to a point ington Height* and Church property to tbenoe still Westerly along the South- And it coeto BO little dated November 17, 196). arc more par- forwarded to the Municipal Cleric or lu the westerly Une of Fords 'retrace K corner of same, thence easterly along erly Uue Of Blocks 473-K. 47J-8 47J-T ticularly described n> follows: the County Board of Electloiib on toruu #1; thence northeasterly along the •aid boundary line to a corner of seme, 473-n, 473V. 473-W. 473-X ' 471-Y to keep in touch in panoW BK>Q4NlNCi at u pulm uu tut south- provided by said Muulctua] Clark or by thence southerly along aald boundary easUrly aide Hue uf Woodruff Avenue llne of Fords Terrace #1 crossing Lin- tW-C and 4T4-B tu the Neew Jersey calling In person at the Ofltec of theden Avenue w an angle point ln aald of sal4 property to the center line of Wate Pw*w»Pw*w»yw*» y . Rt 4T4;; ; tthench e euntlnul - A 3-miuule utiiUoo «*! to distant Mo 'M desrtu 30 mluute* East Municipal Clerk or County Board of Forda Terrace #1 Une; thence easterly New Brunswick Avenue, then™ autarlv UW WWea«rlly acrow toeto N New Jeney (SO feel from tlie llltcnectiulutcne«;ti< n of aald KLecllon at 4A Bayard Street, Mew parallel wtth Woodland Avenue along along center Une of Mav , 9Ute Partway, Rt. 94. and along the This soul)M(k»t«rly aide Une ofWoodruff Bniruwuk, N. J., or at the Office of the the Une of Farts Terrace #1 to thfAvenue U> the center line of Ftanwt- ahrt Uae of Blocks 474-A tt pebnut Avenue with the nurUi«u.terly side line Middle*™ County Board of Klectloua, center line of Mary A»eout; thence vani* Avenue, as laid «ut eoulJl of Hew 4WA t h 6 p.m. ot Hyatt Btreet, (row wild benlanlnjf Perth *niboy national Bank Building, northerly along the center Une of Mary Btak A th thrt from Newark. point niuuliw tbencs ill Bo, M degrees Perth Ainboy, X. J.. up to aud lnclud- Avenue to » point 100 feet «—-*• -• I*--; W mlnutM E»U 150 feet to % pointp; ;Ing September M. 1«J7, th* northerly line of ftanau S«W nut included. ttucof twiUiuU j (22i Nu a desnes 330 ¥PTlt'« thence ' '"* Jtl" minutes ttatJA U trpmtur pm tt»»* e

,.•;...': i '•:. i.. • •UNDENT-LEADER THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 PAGE TWENTY-ONE oodbridge, Cranford Clash on Pt. Reading Diamond Today

Br j))M's Continues , )j Tryouts to Start Spring Golf School Opens »»U is j l (. Inward Top In Edison Little AtPerth Amboy Y'Monday Choice for Mo

I «,«„.,« CA(,...Jn.J PERTH AMBOY-MIke Tmm- six lessons for noti-Y-membcrs DlltV ASSlffliiiT >r|in Circuit IjCaffUe OatUrUaV b«t°re, director of the Parth Am- j and »7.00 Tor six lnsona for YMCA, WUV 'mcTl31511111 ~ ^ boy YMCA, announced this week members, f —— . that the nnu 1 s rln!i Le 0n5 l.-im Standings FniSON TT^U for thp Frtl i » » P °°K « *iU be held from 8 to; WOODBRIDQE — Incfc ^^ w h «n Kill U««ue are School will commence Mondai' fO P. M. on April IS, April »2. April jJ^hn played havoc with WOO**!,, 53 28 " for aJ^rtto"!"1?*rt !!« "^ ™w; . .W9.May8,M,yl3andMay2O.All|brW«e HlKh School,* : as a result 50 Mi 30 V2 rtny nft«>rnoons"atT3u o c7ock"at |. Instructions at the school wlir^uiptnmt will be supplied by Prank Capraro wtU have his pttctt*f9 .;.|.. Goods. 49'A 31 % th° Clara Barton Field. be given by Andy Sikoia, profes-1coHnift Instructors Both pros Ing staff working overtime •v Salon .... 40% 40% Registration of boys -In the 13 sional at the Beacon Hill Country, utilW the simplified method of Cranford at Port Reading thUfff ••..< Shop .... 37 44 to 15 year age group will be held Club in the Atlantic Highlands, teacHlng golf. afternoon and three successive < iv.ittnif 31 45 before and during the practice and Qeorge Krelscher, pro at the Additional information may be ponents starting Monday 34 47 drills All applicants must produce Golf and Country Club In Asbury obtained by contacting Mr. Trum- 23'A 57 ft thptr birth certificates ID order Pmrk. Enrollment is open to the I batore nt the Perth Amboy YMCA Cranlord has not as yet p.laywl-] i that the Players Agent may cer-public with the fee set *t $8.00 for 'or by telephoning Hlllcrest 2-3832 a regulation game thus far due to . Conner's Dairy slipped tify eligibility. th* same conditions which *Kte- place by a full name Boys residing In the northern lined the Barrens. Without a sanw' • Cecelia's Women's wctlon of the Edison Junior to use as a device to mewture the , it'ne after romping to League territory, which covers STRIKES and SPARES Uniofi County club's strength" , in victories over the Clara Barton Oak Tree,' Menlo Capraro Is not certain'^hlch d* m : v salon. 740-612. 724- Park, Stephei.sville and Potters, his pitchers will start in the hoa»- ,:>fil9. are requested to report to the Clara WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP Slsko 212, F. Janer 245. T. Obtri- inaugural. TorK?r.wn was the Barton diamond, while others are LEAGUE x'.nskl 204. A. Uako 211. E. Smith Randy Brooks has b«cn mainstay with a 200 directed to LAndenau Field, W L 201, C. Bohlke 210, L. Nemeth 2M, as Woodbridge s number ijifl set while her team- Three new sponsors, Westing- Iselin Taxi 26^ 'N. Tomko 200, W. Dwyer 201, W.chucker, but the Barron ffl«rit«rf; .:,:v.m Clancy and Mary house Local 401 I.U.E., Westlng- Marsh & Rynn 59'/, W Otl 212. might lean a little toward Bo»f , *n played important hoiise Local 401 I.U.E., and Lin-VFW 4410 53 3« | filarowicz who pitched three in** .- Wean sweep, postlw? coln Mercury Local 980 were ad- Sparks WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN nings against Cranford last spring. s i;« and 451. respectively. mitted to the league at a recent VFW 2636 .. 44'A | • W He may even decide to split th« .ins' top bowler was meting. Fitzpatrick Contractors 42^ 47& |P. B. A : 33 ' chores with a busy schedule loom- • ... nurt. who chalked up Whtie House Tavern .... 30Mi 59Mi, Woodbridge ln»r. Squad 26 13 Ing next week. > PROl'I) TIT1F. WINNERS: Whin the smoke cleared after the terrific battle iU*ed for the Recrea- College Inn : 12 78 .Shall ,. 14 19 The weather, which forced tbq,, i iitirh lost a full gams; tion Intermediate Basketball I.pasuf championship. St. Jamfs" emerged the victor. During the 1957 Honor Roll f1"11" <*k& 21 18 Barrons Indoors all last week, ir ,t it could do was I season, the Saints compiled :m Imprrtsivr reeoni of IS virtori's nalrwt fnur defrats. Pictured above High individual scores: J. John- \Ave ael Exempt* 21 18 failed to Rive Capraro another look' •' of three from Miele'jij in tht front row from left to right arr Tommy Kratlnt, Allan Jordan, BUI Roberts and Robert Zambo. son 210-182-225—617. J. Urban iMiln No. 1 16 23 at his eager candidates and as t; if : The circuit leaders Standing are Vinrrnl Lo«ue. manacrr. Jrrry DeMalo, Jack Nagy, Richard Sullivan and Bill Anderson. 178-215-213—606. F. Snyder 212, Avenel Emer. Squad 14 25 result twin battles are still fer- *f \w». and third clashes, H. Smithies 208. J. Patko 204, J. Avenel No. 1 .... 1 38 menting tor the three outfield if % • T82-88A, while losing Garbo 202. P. Yablonickl 204, J. HofcorRad berths and shortstop. It looks as ' i Tifi-664. Trenton Speedway Nemeth 202. P. Galasso 200. High team game 1007: S. Pc-though the boys who can hit* t •an 9t*fflr Baley. was Results chek 168. J. Nemeth 217. C. Bahr icholalfitic pitching will nail down •^ the respective post. • '| iv.:,fs with a 302 game Three-game winner, VFW 4410220, R. Slmonson 177, H Deter ; ~,'-:;K. Vicky Karausky To Cost $500,000 over College Inn. 235. Urry Wolpin. a .400 hitter with; f .•ilertlve for Payne's, Two-game winners: Iselin Taxi High individual games: G Mur- the Jayvees last year, is in at ' dock 180-236-248—6M. A. Oore- ..;! a 183 clean game TRENTON —A $500,000 one- over VFW 2638. Marsh & Ryan struggle for the left field berth* ji it • • Lillian Abate and mile oval speedway will be built over Sparks. TOzContractor s over ehlsd 319-170-335—Wl. H, Deter with Dick Tyrrell, a piuuiislng ~^ '.Vc:>on were the Iica- White House Tavern. 221-225-156—604. sophomore, who appears to h«v« ^ at the New Jersey State Fair- ; : •• • vith totals of 487 and grounds here. High individual scores: T. Rut- an abundance of power at the ' . FORDS SATURDAY NIGHT kowski 258. A. Ltseinski 215. C.plate. Since their fielding abflity; ^;j The track, to be known as the -«rpp for Jag's MIXED LEAGUE lahr 220, J. Nemeth 217, R. Ra- Is on par, it is quite certain that) |vl Trenton International Speedway, .<••. i ing Goods potted the W L . pheal 235, O. Housman 213-213. their talent for belting curve balls .;'' will be constructed by George A. ..n sweep of the evening Tavern 28 U R. Heller 202. will decide the job. , ^ Hamld, Sr., operator of the Steel Qulgley's 22 17 ,\u Sunoco Into camp Pier In Atlantic City, and his son, The centcriieid position is a* :$* Norwood Distributors l!Mi 19'i BOWL MOlt SUNDAY NIGHT •:;-poutive times. 7M-M7, George Hamid. Jr., said yesterday toss-up between Ronnie Oastor* ?i ,: rt "46-600. Jag's 19 20 MIXED LEAGUE owski and Don Lucas. The the track would incorporate every W L >.Vi were Vllma Innamo- Mauro Motors 19 20 fly chaser acquired varsity ei- safety feature available, with 10- E &L Service 5» 20 .,' -.sMe Oberdick 479. and; Darling Furniture 19 20 perlence a year ago, but has been Fnture baseball stars throughout the township, who foet- high banis circled by cyclone Lfltky Five 47 31 i ii 4b". The Oaa Pump- - Friendly Members 18 21 getting some stiff competition fencing, Ouy« and Dolls 44 34 •: .M-orers were Estelle j have been receiving numerous opportunities of late Fords Engraving lift 21ft from Lucas, a real hustler who is Hamid said the track would be Schwenzer Brc* 40 38 .;.i Erma Hebeler. whoi with five Little Leaguers and four Junior Leagues set Honor Roll capable ol playing several posi- ready by June 23 for the first an- Vere's TV Repair M'/i 38% •ip three-game totals of High individual scores: D. Yo- tions. to begin operation, will get another sizeable one later nual 300-mile national champion- Reno Pizzeria 34 44 : 444. " | vanovich 208, L. Larsen 202, J. At the start of the spring prac- ship late model stock car race. Spoilers : 34 44 IM, •• Dress Shop took full ; this month when Lou Lukasiuk, a former professional Becker 200. tlce drills, Jerry Baluha was an Two - game winners: Quigley's Hllltop Bowlers 31% 4«'/a • of Ruth Elnhom"s 527 i player and manager, opens a baseball clinic at the GREAT BEGINNING: Ronnie unheralded ball hawk, but has over Norwood Distributors, Dar- Little Foolers 32 47 ' • 'X ::i uo out of three from | caught Capraro's fancy recently Avenel Park starting the weekend of April 27 and ex- Oabornc of Istlin recently com- Avenel Acres 29 40 ..;-. I imbcr. The Dressmakers \ ling Furniture over Fords Engrav- and Is battling it out with Bruce pleted an outstanding year as a Honor Roll ii« first and third meet- tending to May 19. The school will be under the aus- ing, Jag's over Jigg's Tavern, Younger for the right field spot. member of the freshman bas- High Individual 'game, Larry 4-r>44 rnd 802-677, but lost Friendly Members over Mauro In Younger's favor is his versa- pices of the Democratic and Civic Club of Avenel. ketball squad at the University Michalskl 168-200-246—614. id 701-695. of Bridgeport. A key man in the Motors. tility which makes him available High individual scores: Id Mil- :. ran up her lofty total. How to score yourself: Mark Purple Knights' offense, Os- as a valuable utility performer. No doubt a good many young readers are digging ler 231, Evans Snyder 212, John ...-. rush in the league for your choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten borne, who is 5-9 and weighs CRAFTSMEN HOUSE LEAGUE In the infield, Allan Koperwhats 21Q. John Reso 206. ; -*ith «amea of 171, 157 into their memories in an attempt to familiarize them- 183 pounds, helped the squad to W L points for a correct first pick, five 205, Ann Novak 202, Her team-mate, Louise a 17-3 season's record with two Almasi Tavern 69 21 ing for the shortstop position. Both selves with the name Lukasiuk. If you have never read for a second, three- for a third Fedorky 202. ".:! a 484 series, while of the losses coming by one- Plaza Barbers 59 31 inflelders have equal ability afield or heard about Lou, We was born in Carteret where he and one point for a correct fourth Results ;:,i'.z rolled a 475 set for point margins. Osborne is a C & S Trucking 56 34 and at the pl.Ue which makes it a • choice. Twenty is average; thirty, Three - game winner, Avenel iinutr. became one of Coach Frank McCarthy's most famed graduate of Woodbridge High Craftsmen Club 48 42 difficult task for Capraro to good; forty, very good; and fifty Balabas Plumbing 45Va 44',' Acres over Little Foolers. . athletes in football and baseball. In the year 1935, he School where he starred In foot- 2 choc«e between the two. i ic perfect. This week's Sports Quiz ball and baseball. Blue Bar 38 52 Two-game winners: E it L Ser- The remainder of the infield ap4 vice, over Hilltop Bowlers. Lucky was signed by the St Louis Cardinals and Immediately pertains to baseball. Hill Tops 27Vi 62'/i pears set with Harold Ford at first ";•' 'j Itarr Highlights | Mayer's Tavern 17 73 Five over Reno Pizzeria, Spoilers assigned to one of their minor league teams. Although I. Who was the stolen baa: base, Bonnie Hoyda at second an$_'jj$f!| The Colorado School of Mines Honor Roll over Schwenzer Bros.. Guys and leader In the National League for the veteran Jerry Oonyo at thifll ;#' he failed to make the big jump to the majors, the St. is going to construct a new $750.- High team game. Craftsmen Dolls over Vert's TV Repair. Brunswick Bouts the 1953, 195* and 1955 seasons? Jimmy King has the catching ; 000 gymnasium. The structure Club 1079: R. Demerest 231, R. Louis brass thought enough of the Carteret star to ( ) Billy Bruton, I ) Hank Aaron, apparently sewed up with . . . . . , will be a three-level building Farkas 154, H. Fisher 216, R. Oal- KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 867 ! £]•:; .H:.A\D PARK—The belief; keep him in the organization as a playing manager > Willie Mays, ( ) Ernie Banks. • erected adjacent to the present Peterson his understudy, ' Starr's magnetism a» a j vanek 201, R. Deter 277. j Although the Woodbridge skip-;, 3. How many times have catch' field house which presently Woodbridge Liquor- "33 . . has caused Highland , until 1956. . High individual games: R, Deter ! per has not as yet named them a» er& Yogi Berra and Roy Campa.; houses a portable basketball floor. State Jewelers 26 13 ••:•••••';mi promoter Jim; • • * * 174-277-195 — 646, J. Chiarella j possible starters, Jimmy SutherTmj nella received the most valuable It will have a permanent basket- Ryan's Plumbing 25 14 ; ivdule Starr on an all-; 219-191-235—645, G. Deter 182- of Colonia and Ken Koslowskl are . player award for their respective i ball floor, rifle range and Olympic1 McCarthy's Sport 24 : un the third week in a' Lou managed and played shortstop on numerous 253-195—630. 15 expected to see action from the size swimming pool. Urban S.tudio ..." 24 15 teams throughout the United States and Canada and leagues? ( ) Four, ( ) Two, ( ) High individual scores: J. Sub- center of the diamond during the Bob .21 Three, < ) One. yak 226, S. Derewsky 224, E. Sze- '« crammed schedule next week. •*;;: meet a comer from! was acclaimed one of the minors' most promising man- 20 Miquel Torres, in the ha- * 3. Who hit safely in 56 consecu- Clyde King, new Hollywood j \es ^ Q, Gougeon 255-208, manager who led Atlanta to the Mayer's Tavern 18 Chicago outfielder Minnie Mi->|: • a the Masonic Hall | agers because of his success with the various clubs he jimes in 1941 for a major Balsai 201-204, H. Chomkkl 225, league record? ( t Ted Williams, I Southern Association pennant in J. Mandy 222, J. Gursaly 226, S.Mauro Motors 13 noso could become a Washington . ruining Monday night. ( guided. In his last season in South Dakota, Lou, as a Woodbridge Auto Sales .. 12 Senator as a result of trade dome Starr now rante ( ) Joe Gordon, ( ) Bill Dickey, ' 1956, says Barry Latman, 20, re-Sepa 227, J. Demko 220, J. Toth playing skipper, batted .415 and played every position UrBan Sunoco : 10 Deals rumored in the works ii-M gate attractions in ( ) Joe Di Maggio. minds him of Ralph Branca when 201-215, D. Goryl 202, G. Silva Almasi Trucking 9 :lude a. swap for Washington out- :> of wrestling, havtn* on the team, which proves his versatility. During his 4. Who was the youngest player the latter first came up with the 235, M. Schubert 224, F. O'Brien Honor Roll telder Roy Sievers and catcbttti duwn close to 20,odO ever to win the Ameripan League Brooklyn Dodgers. Ex-Dodger 212, J. Schubert 208. 21 years in the pro ranks, he played against all top King believes Latman is two years High 1 individual score*: Ryan 'lint Courtney, an even swap of: :. Mudison Square Gar- batting "crown? i i Al Kaline, stars in the- game, including Babe Ruth and Joe away from the majors. He belongs WOODBRIDGE SERVICE 237, Russo 233, Schimpf 231, Cili- im Rivera for Courtney, or ( ) Mickey Mantle, ( > Harvey to the Chicago White Sox. At LEAGUE berto 215, Papp 214, Doycsak 211 - ers for Rivera and two • • '•'. danctr turned wrest- Kuenn. ( ) Bob Avila. DtMaggio. Memphis last year Latman had a W L 201, Palinsky 210, Mayer 209, layers. •'••..-ivd victorious in all * « « * 5. How many times has Stan 14-14 record. merest Inn 22 H Poos 201, Fauble 200. -: meetings In the High- Muslal won the National League -K Fogging 2\ 12 Results ''. 11I1K. We can't see how the clinic can miss being a success batting championship? i ) Three, Carlton Rintz^on nine Big Ten >aturday Niters 21 12 'i Brady has also lined Three - game winners: Wood- and might add that the boys residing in the township (•)• Four, ( ) Five, ( ) Six. gymnastic titles in three seasons Drive A Safe Car! •« ak Tree Drugs 15 18 ' Lenme Miontana and are fortunate to have such a person as Lou Lukasiuk McCarthy's Sport over Bob's TV. ou's toartet 15 18 .::buidi. and Big Jim Ber- Gerlty Funeral Home over Almasi Acme Garage , to instruct them in the fundamentals and the finer laza Barbers 14"4 18',i .<: Gene Dubuque. • . By Alan Maver Trucking, TJrban Studio over points of baseball. Lou would like all boys from 12 ALWAYS GOES UP :us proceedings com- tat Aid >,- 6 27 Mauro Motors, Ryan's Plumbing Front-End Special Honor Roll over Woodbridge Auto Sales. ' a 30 with a match be- years old on up to report at the Avenel Park each PAUL Team high game, Cooper's Two-game winner. State Jewel- On Brakes • Alignment '• Monder and Don Mll- morning at 10 o'clock on the designated dates. It v-i will be making his >airy 919, W. Blyth 125, E. Cooper ers over Mayer's Tavern, MAM6BR and Wheel Balancing v -J ranee as a porfessional might also be a good idea for Little League (managers 98. B. Blyth 162, M. Sisko 212, OF 7HB M. Doras 222. ST. CECELIA'S K. OF C. I'wied States, having re- to take their respective teams up to Avenel for one or 1 laped from Hungary, Individual high games: F. BOWLING LEAGUE BRAKES •t'i 1 v,us a heavyweight mpre of the sessions. Fuscko 189-244-232—865; M. Do- W L •os 159-222-244—625; H. Dbidzin- Ciccone Welding 5Q 34 1. Adjust Brakes on All I iki 2OO-170-225-M4. ' Al's Sunoco Station 50 34 •:'M the opening match, Wheels HOOKERS.... The Township Police Pistol Te«p is High individual scores: M. 2. Correct Camber "• the American League's standing athlete'in June.... Frank ^^'^P HOT tti 'ishing times are sunrise to 9 P. tained. (Not required of persons 3. Correct Toe-iu 'miters, Mickey Mantle' of the Woodbridge Service League, rolling a 665 set with ; K< i-.s and Ted Williams of rue M,, Eastern standard Time. Last under 14 years.- •'tox, are studies In con- names of 189,244 and 232.... Local golfing enthusiasts day of fishing is November 30. FLY-F1SHING WATER — From UMTT — Eight trout a day bag BALANCE ' i iat;lu baseball games. will be able to, pick up a few pointers at the annual unriie slay 13 to November 30 li and possession limit, except not ' •' the league in hitting Four trqut a day. 1. Dynamic Balance Perth Amboy V.M.C.A. Golf School which starts April •f--5^-ir. i;i:i uverage last year, but more than four trout a day on 1. Big Flat Brook, from the 2. Static Balance : !> -316 mil nujhtgames 15 Duffy Claims Jack Tobias and Joe Nagy have it designated fly stretches from May concrete bridge oh. Route Ml 13 to November 30. Two salmon a Byth Front Wheels !• imiahed'up with a .345 downstream to the end of the Roy n*dy enrolled for the six lessons.... It's nice to learn day. M\i hit .382 under tract, 4 miles. that most of our Little League organisations are insur- SIZE — No size limit on trout. 2. Ken Loekwood Oorge. South Salmon size limit 15 inches. ing their boys against possible injury.... Jhe Crafts- Branoh of the Rarltfn from Hoff- Reg. S18 LICENSE — Required of,all per- mui man's to High Bridge, 2ty miles. men's Club bowled a torrid 1079 game with sons 14 years of age or older ex- Ml M & 3. PaulinsklU River, Vall's FREE ESTIMATE ON beine set by RUss Demarest 231, BoD Farkas 15 Herb cept farmers fishing on their own HA6Ug tand and servicemen residents of Bridge on the county road leading COLLISION WORK CALL , mlr216 RudyGalvan*201 ******' MAHA&fVAL this state. A non-resident who isfrom Route 84 to Vail, i Julius Kollar, the one man promotion sWI, on active duty with any branch of three-tenths of a mile beiow Crls- man'j Bridge* on the Rottfe 94 ./RANK'S us that St, Anthony's Church |» sponsoringa bu. ride 0HtfOHcE the armed services shall be entitled { to fish after ^yiftg obtained' a PolkvUle Road. to the circus in Madison Square Garden on May 1* ... FAILED n [RADIO & TELEVISION resident's fiahf . Residents 4. Muwonetcong River, fichoa ACME GAM HAVE A ley's Mountain Bridge downstream « Ntw HRUNBW1CK AVI Angelo Armando, a Barron Avenue gramma/ school WWho are totally may obtain Opp. State IBIVMUM for one mile. a free license from the Dtvialon of coach has filed his application for the vacant W*xl- 5. Rookaway River, front Dickx AMBOV AV#$fc Fish and Game, Treaton. ergon's Bridge in East Dover to £ ST School basketball coaching berth. He haj CQ8T — Resident license fee is the bridge at Route 4« to Rock- YA-6D83* Pwtk •-UN1 is pojularwith th^fW^ 13.15 and non-resident's and i S0 | M „».« i« PAGE TWENTY-TWO THURSDAY, APRTL 11, 1957

Conservation, glnt«s in p,,,, two separate ^ndes of thP NO VA SOLICITORS slons of the 1947 State Constitu-1 addition to seeking such letters,! ment of the traffic laws. . . New , 1 State aov.>rnm:-nt nndrr the tO sh(Jt,-OUt flftShlTlR I)! ;!,-,,; The Veterans Administration tloh, Xhj" GCvernor must give the Oovernor has ttKnffilttees 6f j Jersey \rin beifln producing Us' the State's inland wm.ci v.;iV liM announced that nolloitors wil- sewn 4Jfcy» notice to the public county bar associations t.:.ncn; awn hybrid serrf coin next siiw-, prnvislons of a measure which •s CLASSIFIED :• nns rerclvpd Senate »H»W»1. A 70 - mJlUon - yoiu - (>lil [„, ing products from door to door public that hv intends to appoint. his probable appointees to Uv- mer {.lutead of Importing ti from AprillmsbemoffidBllyPro- billed Dinosaur or Tnuh,. RATKH — INFORMATION have neither the endorsement nor p C'^iiln noiwn as a Jud?e of | bench. It all hflpg to get the! the western states, . This week claimrd by Oovprnor Meyrje. as j has baen disjoverpd in th,..',,','.', junction of the Veterans Adminis- the New Jersey courts. i rlfht. rmin tw the Job, the Oovei - [ t« officially proclaimed National! snnd marl of Gbucfsi.iM c, , $1.00 for 1.1 word* I DntdHne f«r »d»: WetfnMfer It United Jewish Appeal Montlv i; 4e Men addllinnal word j A M. fnr the tame wcafc'i tration. No employes of the Ad- Frame rs of th',- Constitution.) nor Insists. j Sunday School Week in N w and It will be p^csciv,,! "] uae w r0 new Enil h McCormick. of in irtwiwf j&MsdrgtteiL MS. itfrsi'Hed t° , . M l^is provision into thj^l Jersey and nil are urged to nl- takfn to the state MIK.-U,,/ t^iltVl Htutrny school UP their connection with it lo> I3en.H- "" 1EHBET" JIf)S#W: •" The : Tfij-phnw fy thfmselve.s except for official Governor a change to get facts T-T w Jtw\ Empk>9ih«nt llacwl- Church of tiwtr own choice Oov«irnorWeynt! asf Oulded tours for a fee got un- the N** Jtrscy Fish -—r duties, it hnR bfpn pointed oilt. from thf public concerning hi* ty Counoll hu urged CWvemor (APITOI/CAPKR.S; iy 1 political appointee. However, I tterway Apdl 1 in ihe-hlrtoric | Council. . . Pcniuylvanla'S g«so tv»eyner and the Lttislature to Istend mofcorlM mny \) . HELP WANTED • • REAL E8TATC FOR 8ALE • m»nr people forget to write to j village of Buteto on the State'* j line tax cut of one cent per gal- UU inorea« Uie prei^ot $96 maxi- car lpgally driven in his f,,, the Oovernor but Instead they j v«wt Wlmrlon Trad. . . . Tunis1 lon has dimmed hopes of raislnn State House Dome mum weekly unemployment in-t s Uix onc Mnt pro!'esS:On in New Jt-rsi-y STENOGRAPHER and general CAPE COD two-bedroom home. write to thp 3tate Senate which j Denise, Freehold fruit grower,: New Je'X v'* K« ^ ', (Continvied from Editorial Page) suwrnce benefit to $80. . . . In- the terms of a bill appn,v.', office work, plant Woodbridge: living room, dining room, den, mutt confirm nil such appoint- i ha* been elected president of th? per gallon'. . . April 19 has been hold help, to operate their execu- creased deaths on the highways, the State Senate. . . . T: . venue Fords .Seaboard Refrae- modern kitchen and bathroom. ments. ) New Jersey Aarmultural Society. j proclaimed us Oerman-Aroerlc*n j : tive homes. Governor Mfynpr j of N»w Jersey has caused the • VHIUP of the Ni'« i, orirs Co.. P 0 Box 151, Perth attached garage. iDuke'fl Estatei. tn snewd U>«' late Les«.ei Collins] Day of N.-w Jersey Trigger has tried to ovoid building up ti i If any cltiren Is opposed to any < Oov^mor to alert State troopers, •r dollar was if, v mboy, N. J 4-11 Ca!) FUHon 8-5244. 4-11 judicial appointments contem- j motor vehicle Inspectors and of Moorcslown. . . . Oldsters of happy individiiuLs are not con- stuff at Morven 1 lo?t December but den plated bv the Oovprnor hp df>-;county traffic coordinators on New Jtfsey and the problems' fined'to the iHiid. Joseph E. Me-( HOMRWORKER3 — Help fill df- • 1 48.5 C( nts In February FOR SALE the necessity of stHct enforce-; they create would be studies by Lean. K.nl* Commissioner of mnnd for handlaced moccasin*; - JUDGES: — Under the provi- sire* a letter written to him. In' nd han^baRs Oood Pay! No ex- GUINEA HENS and MaHaMiia^ perlenee r:wp.«aryl California I Oven ready. Reasonable. Llb- landlcmft*. Hollywcvi 48, Call-'erty 8-1486, 64 Chain O'Hills fornia. 3/28 - 4/18' j R«d, beluit 3/28 - 4/18*

tOUSEWIPE: Can you be away 114 CUBIC FOOT freezer, chest from your home lor 20 hour* a 1 type; like new; reasonable Call BUSINESS and MR VICE DIRECTORY /eek to learn $50 a week? Car TKlntball 1-8869. 4-11 iwessary. Write P. O. Box 101, o this newspaper. 1&49 CHRYSLER - New Yorker 4/4-4/18 Convertible. Beady for Spring. Drugs • i • KQ \:g ard Tracking t r+ Pet Shops • « Radio & TV Service t t Service Stations Excellent condition; top almost Accordion School • VOMAN. full time, for coirfec- 1 new; >lres with loU of miles; radio LITTLE tlonpry store In WoodbrWje, [and heater; original 37,000 miles. Complete Moftng Job ZOO 'all Fulton 8-1685 between 2-4 ! $500.00. May be seen at Kondor's i Ruonn f25 I gaoni |SB AL'S RADIO 1 M. for appointment. 4-11 Amoco Station, corner Oreen St. HENSCH'S H AY MUISD JACKSON 4 6«.uin» %ii < Roarat $40 TOWNE GARAGE and flahway Ave.. Woodbridge. TROPICAL and & TELEVISION J. F, Owdner ft SRealEstate-laswaBcet tinder separate contracts. Builders-Contractors • Music Instruction Hike Repairing CLARINET- AND SAXOPHONE Very truly yours, instruction at your home or in CHARLES SIMKINS & Lawn Mowrs my studio in Fords. Call Valley 6- SONS, INC. 5622. 3/28-4/18 GIACOBBE & SON Sharpened Samuel Simkin, Treas. BUILDER & CONTRACTOR SCHQEMAKER Radio & TV Till.*| 13 Shadowlawn Drive 152 Rudolph Ave., Rahw»r Colonla, N. J. Opinions of Others Tested Free 1 PIANO April 9, 1957 (Continued from Editorial Page) AGENCY Mr. Charles E. Gregory, Editor building — a tough, rough char- FUNERAL HOMES Mernbrr of Lake Ave mi e acter. Mr. Dodd is.tired of "all •lURllihed SI Inn INSTRUCTION Businessmen's Independent-Leader PRIVATE LESSONS Woodbridge. N. J. this bribing and, cheating," and 420 East Avenue Realtor and Insurer Because we have practically "Drop ip and gay hello. IWrtl Dear Mr. Gregory: he may be right he insists: "If SpecialUinc In Perth Amboy Classual or Popular he may be right when he insists: CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES « Ford Ave., Fords For Infurmation NO OVERHEAD, heated rlfht next to the M>t!l| An incident involving my Station.1' family happened today to which "If we cta't keep coUege football Phone: VA 6-0358 Call FU 8-5619 We can offer low prices on "We sell the Earth and all residents of Woodbridge in its place, I'm for giving it up." FUlton 8-4169 - 1-0758 Pianos and Organs Branch of Martinson Stun at | Strong medicine, but it could William .Dili olio, tolonia, N. J. Insure What's On It." should give serious heed since it USED PIANOS 529 Yale Avenue, Hillside s J concerns' one of our civic ser- ' become the only medicine if treatment is not started betimes. Coal Bonght and Sold vices upon which we depend a Furniture Enroll ;our ' EDISON, N. J. — St. Louis Post-Dispatch PIANO INSTRUCTION great deal—namely, our Police now (or private • Surtlif Goons #1 Phone LI-8-2387 LI 8-8400 Department. First let me state COAL - FUEL OIL lt-skons on: that the individual policeman is ANY TV SET ADJUSTED OR TRUMFn Edison Piano Co. NOW IN OUR GUITAB undoubtedly conscientious about REPAIRED — REASONABLE 1059 Amboy Avenue Get Tkat REEL FIXED KEROSENE Al I UBDION his responsibilities. Those who .(Edison) Fords, N. J. Day Service IO Plu» NEW HOME! • SAXOPHONE came to my house in response GIBSON • Religious Articles • NOW! to our call were most helpful and Call only •* Parts • BIGGER VALUES! # PUN0 LET US GUITARS « TKOMBOlti considerate. T am taking Issue Color TV Extra • MORE TOP BRANDS t Plttmbiag & Heating and AmpUflert • DRUMI with the general trend of our SOLVE YOUR HEATING • BETTER SERVICE! Police Department under the Antennas Installed PROBLEM 8HJDENT RENTAL PLAN 3 Year Perfect Performance • LOWER PRICES! For Information Call HM-tMt pocies of our Township officials. •TI \^ Guaranteed Chorlet Farr 1 !1;t This is what happened: Two SAMMY RAY'S Clll'RCH "AIRKX . IIM • FROM SERVICE • Uame of Rcei l'.':l1 large dogs escaped fro,ra their WINTER BROS. SAM l.AqUADKA, Pmp. Plumbing - Heating GOODS Uholrnal, and Krt.nl Jcennel and attacked our dog TO COMPLETE HEAT- MUSIC and HITAIB SHOP KHIK.IOI S *V1I PHIL'STV M) V» Bnintwlek Avenue, rrttt severely injuring her. When my WAYSIDE FURN.SHOP Etoetria Scw«r 8crrk» NOS.HtLlliKtl'S KtELKEPAlKS A Sl'r.l l\lM | Call VA-6-7151 ING INSTALLATIONS Servlni Woudbridgc RtildcnU (iKEKTING wife went to its rescue one of ALL MAKtj the large dogs turned on her (24-Hour Phone Service) glnte 1U7 Telephone: (AKOM When my wife called the Police WDGE. 8-1400 St. George Avenue at V. S. Eeel Cbxck.4. Cleanfd. Hifhway 1. Aventl Learn to Play the Aceorlton Woodhrldf e 8-I5M Department for assistance since Pallahed, (Jre^icd »nd • Appliance Repairs • (At the Waodbrtdie The Modem, III LINDEN AVENUE Adjusted, for Onlf the had no way of telling' how Cluvcrlcaf Circle) Rosary Shop Plus Part* If irtclous the dogs were, it took 20 AVENEL Oi i) ,1 i] m 9 P*L, meL Sat Easy Way Woodbridie, N 1. 1*11 SHU Strn-I minutes for the police car to ar- Perth \rabo» DONICK No Accordion Tl lll'2m • TROUT WORMS rivp. What il it were a child WOodbridje 8-1517 your child or another person Electrical Appliance COAL & OIL CO. T» Bay • WILDUFE who was attacked in place of our . Repair Service 826 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEl • Roofing aid Sldlig # (framed) On Our Eaay Beatal Pbn ai dog? How long would it have latcnutlonal, • HUNTING, HSH1N<; * been after your call? What if Toasters • Mixers • Lawi Miwers • audc Uufht W kwtawtn and ad- WOOpBMDGE I MOTOR BOAT IK IN^s the Incident had twen even moip Irons • Vacuum Cleaners ?ucc4 lUdenU. AfcnU lot aU Wp- ! ISSUED Delicatessen aulu accotdlou. Plumbing & Heating aerlous? Portable Tools, Etc. Alk Itow Yon C»n Win Authortod t Remodeling Henry Janun & Son Not only did the police car Sale* and Strvtoe for W« cany i hiU Una of Mualcal One of Our Truph><^ Free Pick Up and Delivery batnuaati and it lake 30 minutes to get here, but lln Carteret) BRIGG8 and STBATTON • New Installation* Ttnntni *nd Sheet Mr^l w«k ISHING T*thl.t; When . the individual who an- TREAT SHOPPE and CLINTON GAS ENGINES AND RKl'.viR swered the telephone in the Po- Call Kl -1-8653 rwtfe kiabtft OMMt ltita»U«»eU MeUl Celltao «* 81S R»hw»j Are, Woodbridie and PARTS t Gas and Oil Burners lice Department was asked why 305 WASHINGTON AVENUE Puma* Wtrt * SPORTING CARTERET (Opp. White Chnreh) U At tb* la«H UeaUun Call WO-l-IfM, HI-t-7IU he to»k. so lpng to answer, he AH Makes Lawn Moweri Ml Maortc 8tre*l. Mid nonchalantly, "We're short- • SALADS it their BEST L rUUUSSE - A. LJPO Jttndftd today." The Police De- Sharpened and Serviced EIBIE'S MUSIC CENTER Telephone KA 1 partment has been short-hand- • Pint listrvctiOR • 8ODA FOUNTAIN. U Baakttrid, tnf. Free Pickup—Phone KJ-M1U ed'for many years! And nothing W SUt* St. P. A. VA-f-llM has been done about it either by • FRESH BAKEfty GOOD! ALBRECHTS KEY SHOP Taxi Cabs accident or design. Nor will any- Open 1 A M. »• 1I:S« t. ML 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE thln« be done about it until De Popular! • Pirsaiizlig # INCLUDING SUNDAYS the' rteidents of th^> Township Closed Wednesday* AU Day awaken to the uftiileqt There are f L*«ni to gpcclaltots in Protecting K A L -5*-^ Valuable Papers KOOFINti J"1^'- ly three cars available for the the PUuv In a • UjMT itire Township of 27 square Drafting listwtloi t C(). SHORT TIME Prompt Oervlec On Ideamtliin Cards - Ia Th* readers can draw their HIGHEST PAID-. Tekf t»M Kut.Kiturltj Cai-dt - Urtvert • PluiubiU( and ln»t»ll»tl»n a own conclusions. Lo4|« Mtwb«r«hliJ C'i% • Cniit Cils PIIONK in row own GREATEST IN DEMAND Katfuo mdin - Birth CcrUftcatek lleatinji Salex of AU Typei Sincerely, VaJuakhi Papon to »^>TH" » SI" and Service rtKRH WO 8-020U H. HAM&TOtt HOME Woodbridg* Hawtpaptr t'Hpvlnfi I*clu4c< • LtAUlKS PRIVATE LE88ON8 • Oil Burners, Br § WtU Kunrn Teacher tad • SJ ATE REPAIR WLCROil -Also- Liquor Store Salts and Service • MOT ASPHUT ROOFS i,Tlie,Red Cross recently reported BLUE PUNT BEADING |Q8. (LEANING Ht Free Estimate Phone W380BRIDGL TAXI "|fc' Its March fund campaign AND ASSOCIATED MATH. JOHN BA1AN in wly «S per <*nt VA-6.S616 Remember, to Drew, •MA Impart* VlHMt, BMT« U ChartM $ttm, (SUnrt, & KARMAZIN ie PLUMBING & HEATING Americt's trafficdeati' t'! You N«0 Not H*ve dctwiMui b« reduced by cutting <'•' \ C»U • ludu.lrul Artiitic Unfa II MAIN ST. (Opp, to*n |<»U) Classified horiepoww el Its WG-M781-M pfOUOBEUMB. N. J. vn mi*. OtJl WOODBRIDGE ».«M IVANTADS Bring M «UtO

. • • r vT LEADER ir THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1957 Avenel Clubwomen o' Hills 'Park Reports Woodbridge Oalfs News Elect Officers Margaret, Mary and Riehnrd Thompson. Neale was guest ot honor in Ob-1 AVFNEIr—Mrs. Prancls Cloohey -Mr. and Mrs. William Witt: jwrvanre of his birthday. MIS dpct«i president of the Av- -Mr and Mix. Joseph Martin- were guests of Mrs. Witt's par- >nel Woman's Club at n mettlnt OIADVR I. Mr. and tartus. North Arlington, were dta- nt iCAJOL , twr fwxtt of Mrt" tud ronkfro, Sunday, on their; 197 rincoln Martin Cohen' tenth weMlnii anniversary -Also i present were Mr and Mrs I Others elected were: Mrs. Pr«1- Hirhwar —Mr. and Mra. Herman Hodes jfrlrk Hyde, first flee president: announce the birth of a daughter, Begley, Mf. and Mrs. Kevin Iwltn Mrs Jiimrs Atkinson, second vire Belinda Lee, at Perth Amboy ley, Plushlne; Donna. Gregory Tel. I.I 8-1679 Lawrence, and VirRinla Witt. 'presldf-nt: Mrs, Charles Miller, re* General Hpspiiital. •cording secretary, Mrs. Daniel I. —Mr. and Mra. Louis Becker —Congratulations to Mr. and 4-evy, corresponding secretory find announce the birth of a daughter Mrs. Thomas Caloia. who eeie- and Mrs Vincent Am- at Perth Amboy General Hospital. brated sixteen years of marriage Mrs. William Kuismiak. treasurer. i The installation will tale ol»ce mi»"° nd daughter, Joanne, at-1 —Patricia Ann Dwyer, daughter last week.'No celebration as Tom wnaed the Confirmation, Sun-' has a broken arm. 1 April 17 with Mrs. Harold p W!l- mof Mr. and Mrs William T son as installing officer. day, of MU.s Roseann LlmonRelloJr^y,,, WM christened Sunday at —Thomas Barbaukas celebrated Mr his ninth birthday with a party Plan* were made u> see "South ^I^VJ ^.™± * ^^Msi. Cilia's R C. Churh b, Rev- .ftdfc" al the Paper Mill Pta,- , erend Thonus Raywood, attended by Michael Donoghue, Church Umongello's house, Millburn, June, June 14 t()nt Joanf and Richard atrada. Den- sponsors were Mr and Mrs. Ar- Sponsors, Mr. ReservationR s may be made at the • ^ Pelos, A u Mrs. Philip Stewart, were din*, nis Wertt and Jeffrey Li^ht. ner fuesU of Mr and Mrs. Dwyer CitliberUon tai —Family dinner parties were nexti meeting with MrsMrs . WilsonWilson . en jB^y h he r parent„s f .liy Visitors for Ouests welcomed by Mrs. An- after the ceremony. held for the eighth birthday of Mrs. Robert Neale had rtven —David Mnton Bryson, ITI, In- grandmother, Laura Baum; the first .for Michele drew GalMn, president, were Mrs. n-f,(jn. Havri- fant son of Mr. and Mrs. David ; Manning; the second for Paul .•,II 11 nd Kathle dowskl, Miss Mary Reeves, Mm. Thursday: Robert Balxcto. Robert M. Bryson. was christened Bun- Neale, Jackie Katwnback, Wll-jday at St. Cecelia's Church by Anne QulRley. William Devlin, Mrs. Theodore ) Ariym and Miss Joan Artym. Ham Devlin, Michael Shipley, Mi- Rrv Raywood. The spoasora were i birthday. The. —Mr. and Mrs. John Carlo en- chael Hodls and Vlnoent Parrel) | Mrs. Joseph Suchy, Mrs. Gallsin, ' " Mr. and MrsArchie Caarliedo, , party attended tertained last week ID honor of Dinner guesU of Mr. and Mr?. I Mrs. Oeorge Leonard. Mrs. Cloo- South Amboy. A reception was Kathleen: Irene, the eleventh birthday of their LITTLE LEAGUE BOOSTER Is Andrew Mucha, proprietor of the Colimla Carvel, In the above plc- Neale were Mr. and Mrs. Pied ney and Mrs. Wilson represented held after |tln ceremony at the , Ann ODonrall daughter, Luvllle. au«U were the j turr at the left, handing ovrr i che*k for $100 to II. A. Golden, of the Colonia Little League, to be Witterseln, Engllshtown, and Mrs. the club at the State Legislative home of t&atarnat grandparents, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.!used by the organization this yeat. The photo was taken at Mr. Mucha's stand, King George's Warren Neale. Irvlngton. Mr. ; Luncheon April 1 In Trenton and Mr. and Mrs. James Qulnlan, oele* Charles Carlo; Mrs. Roberta! Road, Colonia. Thompson the Third District conference South Amfeoy- iirthday Monday. Scocco, Miss Pranoes Scocco.' —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maucerl Olivia Faience, Brooklyn. |AWI1 3 at Woodbridge. Mrs. Oa* ;..i>ty were Elef ic lutn WM th*club n)i»reiient»uw and children, Robert, Thomas, i Vivian Alexan- —AAong tha guests at Kopper's ut the ground-breaking cere- Many Win Prizes Joseph atil Rosemary, were Sun- and Patrlcift Club dinner-dance Saturday night !!°1 £*** . Three Women Join day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Alex- Kenneth at the MartlMvllle Inn were Mr o! the Avenel Ubrary and and Held at PTA Meeting Mrs. Wilson attended the Clara ander Culhbertson. Rutkowskl,' and Mrs, Richard. Workman. I Ilih At Card Party FORDS — Cyrill Hoyler, of the Woman's Club Gay Nine- RCA. Laboratories, Princeton, ties affair as a representative. AVENEL—A card party, sjion- guest speaker.-at "Fathers' Night" i FORDS — Mrs. William L. War- Mrs. Clopney and Mrs. Wilson sored by the Democratic and CJvlc of School 1 PTA, presented an In- ren pregjdent, welcomed Mrs. were named delegates and Mrs.Club of East Avenel, was held' in STRIKES >ort Reading Personals terestlnii and unusual display of>Helen (Klamlk, Mrs. HelenTCevy ^uid'Mrs. Oallfiln as alter- Avenel School auditorium, under electronic equipment and demon-1 Schmidt and Mrs. Agnes Prehn as nates to the New Jersey State the chairmanship of Mathew and struted its use In the television new membere of the Fords Demo- Federation of Women's Clubs con- Quinlan, assisted by William industry. for the benefit of the church cratic Women's Club at Monday's vention in Atlantic City. Rallly and Daniel Healing. The exhibit Included the world's j meeting, A dinner, closing the season, Is SPARES building fund. A donation was Door prizes were won by Mrs. By MBS. voted for Middlesex County Tu- smallest portable TV camera used | Mrs. Steven Plntor was ap-. scheduled for May 23, 7:30 P. M., at the presidential convention, pointed chairman of a bus trip to,at the Brass Bucket. Woodbridge. Oeorge Ruff, Mrs. Joseph Radow- < Continued from Sports Page) MrDONNELL | berculoda League. Rkl, Mrs. Charles Pegs, Mrs. Arthur and the sound apparatus which is New York City. June 5. Reservations must be made by 2 Ouigley's Esso Station.. 4S 36 JOHN T. I **»• atWlWaui Mllos. pastor Delle Virginia and Mrs. Arthur and spiritual advisor, thanked the capable of duplicating musical A tricky try, in charge of Mrs. with Mrs. Leonard or Mrs. Sucy. Oliver's Tavern 45 39 15 Sixth Street «Ki«ty for Us splendid work. lor tones without instruments. Mr.! James Flemingloss, was featured Ceramic ware was completed Buss & Bob pities Ser. 41 43 Port Rea4taf the church building fund. Hoyler also explained develop- tat the social "alter the business binder the direction of Mrs. Mfflef I Wtimers of special awards -were aairtHFe-QtinePaTm'.-. 49% meats in the electronics field'session. A prize, donated by Mrs.iand Easter egg decorations were James Nawaro, Benjamin Wein-|st. George Pharmacy.. 38Vx • After the uncling an Easter stein and Mrs. Henry Kennedy. WO-l-4671 | party was held and hat winners which might prove of future value, j John Wiuff, was won by Mrs. 'made under> the guidance of An- Duffy's TV 45% dre# Galisin. Non-playerr awards went to DanieDaniel Sedlak's Painters 35 49 were: Prettiest, Mrs. Peter Dos- The program was arranged by! Katherme Watson. Sedlak's Painters 49 d HELPS PETS . Mrs. Dorothy Ludwlg. Refreshments were served by a Hospitality was under the di- Howell, -Mrs. Michael Hrator, Kenny's Park H>n .32% 51%, ' al sena; krgest, Mrs Amerteo Cop- k polo: most unique, Mrs John c. tetar-uieitbetl*er »djni*i U Refreshments were served by committee headed by Mrs. Desoli- reetlon of Mrs. Alex Hunter and (Joseph Hollo and Harry Jones. Jr. i Honor Ball *« I'irtv Tonight Table prizes were won by Mrs. Ahlerlng; smallest Mrs. John lug c»p»oltj *f any IIM Ui- mothers of fifth grade pupils, with naMoretti and Mi-s. Leon Blan- Mrs Edna Magargal. T»Me prizes were won by Mrs. | T. Mauro 312, T. La Banco 304. • \;Xh\\a. chairman William Larsen, Mrs. Frank Result* Homlch, Jr.. and funniest. Mrs mil *nd permits »»e-m»» i Mrs. Joseph Parris In charge. The chard. v .sponsored by ara, Mrs. Kennedy, James N&z- Two • game winners: Quigley's Alvln Shatter. Mrs. Shaffer was by TtterlMriam. I attendance prize was awarded : .'•>{ Anthony's zaro, L. Ray AUbani, Mrs. Walter over Kenny's Park Inn, Buss & also the winner of the Easter egg {Mrs. Oeorge Matey's sixth grade. announces that Iselin Personals Drabln, Mrs. Qenjamin Welnsteln, Bob's over Santa Fe dame Farm, hunt. Get Acquainted Party •AHS schduled to Mrs. Daniel Healing. Mrs. Elm«r Duffy's TV over Clccone Welding, •vit.vmy'.s Church Mrs. John Sanders vas the May 4 at Avenel Center Dragos and Mrs. Radowski. , St. George Pharmacy over Oliver's dark-horse winner and the at-League Mothers Llltheran Ckrch By GLADYS E. SCANK ;i! ]»• held in the Hospitality was under the direc- Tavern, Sedlak's Painters over AVENEL — The "Fun Club," 497 Lincoln Highway ..:.•. :it 800 O'ClOCk. tendance prise was won by Mrs. tion of Mrs. Radowski. Al's Sunoco. made up of married couples of the Iselln i.in Activities Joseph Zullo. The special prize Make Dinner Plans was won by Mrs. Herman York Receives AdultS! Brotherhood and Sisterhood of Tel M-8-1679 ./, _ • A ixiliary of Port the Congregation 3ons of Jacob, The board of directors will meet —Miss Mabel Rogers, Wood- • r mpany will meet FORDS - Mrs. William Ma- announce a "get acquainted" Sports Round-Up at the home of Mrs. Joseph Zullo. FORDS - Alr^p of 21 adults bridge, was a guest of Mr. and lii.lorrn at 7:l& Palm tusz, president, was hostess to the 1 1 M 1 Avenel (Continued from Sports Page Woodbhdge Avenue. May 2. Com- were received into membership ^ «* « ^ .,.:. and will attend i executive board of the Mother's C ommu lt enter Mrs. John Anderson. munion Day Is May S. The next Sunday at Our Aedeemer Lutheran It was nice to see Matt Udzielak win the .•..• *itli the firemen. Auxiliary of Lnc Fords-Clara Bar- 1 ) " * ^ . .„ —Sunday guests of Mr. and letes. meeting will be May 7. 4 nf the Admission will be free, refresh- Mrs. Robert C. Scank were Mr. !,LV liic firemen's an- iton Little League at a luncheon menls Middlesex County scratch singles championship and CoiamiiniM Clacs 1 are transferees from other Luth-! available and games and ,:...;n breakfast will be meeting Monday. and Mrs. Harold Maul and chil- phn~ _.m i dancing featured. The affair -will also the team of Wib Fischer and Phil Schwalje taking The First Holy Communion w dren, Olen and Diane. Cheese- • i.'iiTh hall. Chief A request that returns on res- * under the direction of Mr. and j Class will attend instructions each 1 1 a result of attendance quake. |nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles •: J is K^rieral chair., ervations ii>i ttm trui'BP 'VTM '. th* doubles title with a 1232 tally. ... The VIPS an Saturday morning from 9.30 to Ihformatibn program. Mermelstein, Mr. Scank *nd son, Walter, Pomp- !:- P.\tr,y LaRusao Is' May 13, be made at Monday's Isler and Mr. and nual spring banquet is slated for "May 18 at the Ameri- 11:30 in addition to the regular They are Mr. and Mrs. Richard ii i , ton Lakes. . i:::nan. They will be le by chairmen Sunday and Thursday classes ™™,T' j —Fred C. Cobleigh, son of Mr. can Legion Building and, according to committee •i.f following commit-; Mrs. Stanley Jedrzewski and Mrs. Siss, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge BahrjMrs. Ar hur Berlin. Anyone in- from now until further notice. teres ed in and Mrs. Fred R. Cobleigh, is tak- •.::..( D'Apolito, Mrs. land daughter. Beverly; Mr. and! ' attending will be wel- members Joe Nagy, Charlie Farr, Windsor Lakis, Fred corned. ing the aii-craft hydraulic re- .•••>. Mrs Sabby Mar- Ly Rudolphh Bartonek and Mrs. E Wagner Mr. and Mr. E. The congregation will also spon- pairman course In U. S, Air Force, Adams, Jack Tobias and Richard Janni, the coming Aivin Shaffer. Mrs. Ralph Jndauer announced<***«• *• Veresha? k,B ,?ft.fne^' Mrs. Lammer, f sor a model Seder for children Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. affair will be the best yet. . . . Former P.B.A. Little ....;:nD. Mrs. Michael Croup to Visit | books for the June 17 special proj- Nickel, Mr. and Mrs. Nagy, Mr.Sunday at 11 AJM. —The 4-H eubteens worked on Mrs. John Surik. lect should be ready for dlstribu- League managers Dan Panconi, Ken Van Pelt and Joe and Mrs. Smolewsky, Mr. and Mrs. pot holders for Unit 1 of the M> u.sks heroommii- tion at the auxiliary meeting. E. Deyter and daugliter, Brenda. SERVICE TONIGHT clothing project, and learned the Grady predicted almost four years ago that Ronnie Military Academy | Mothers of the Pirates and Dodg- .••i the church hall Two services will be held FORDS — Rev. William H. difference between wool, cotton Hoyda would make the Barron varsity, which he did " 30 P. M. and chemically treated materials. AVENEL — The Senior Payne announces Litany and eve- about two weeks ago by winning the second base job >r and Rosary day, 7 and 1:15 P. M. Easter Sun- ning prayer service tonight at 8'Plans for a demonstration, May Fellowship of the First Presbytt-;wl]j" ;.'.j Rosary Society necesary to purchase four 6, by Doris Dlnka, were discussed. rtan Church will leave 8:30 Satur- | j day services will be 8 A. M. and o'clock in St. John's Episcopal on Coach Frank Capraro's club. . . . Look for a big !iys Church met water Ugs and 500o day mornin* for an all-day trip to j 0:45 A.M. Church. splash Saturday when the spring trout'season opens ••-<• tliurch hall. The Mrs. Harold Handerhan was.ap- the u s Mllitary Academy, Wast |K>oinLecl team mother of the Yanks. •'••'•r and AID SQUAD REPORTS and a record number of anglers cast their flys at day- H. Y. Miss Patricia Boeh- [T])e Dodgers are now the only LEADERS N£DED Sports Quiz Aiswers FORDS — Captain John Fis- break. •- with Mrs. PhlUp mer reporU plans include stop-,team Wjtnout representation, FORDS — Leaders and co- cher's report for March listed 83 1. Billy Bruton, Milwaukee • .airman. overs at Stony Point and Palisades| Memb«rship chairman Mrs. Mils answered by St. John's Aid leaders are needed for Brownie Braves. Par*. [Robert Donnenwlrth reported se?- Squad: 18 emergency. 16 trans- troops sponsored by Our Lady of or.ico and Mn. John 2. Three. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Smith, whO|eral teamg nearlng the 100per portation, 22 fire and seven motor Peace Church. Due to a lack of • in charge of anarranged the trlb. are taking res- • ^j j3 3. Joe DiMaggio, New York cen t mark tne prize vehicle accident. The ambulances leaders, a group of seven-year-old Share Your Joy... Send lor the church Yankees. ervatlons from aenlon who wish I traveled a total of 467 miles; 134'A girls cannot be placed. Anyone to attend an all-day program at! SUPPER MAY 1 man hours were utilized and 1800 interested may contact Mrs. R. P. 4. Al Kaline, Detroit Tigers, :•! Sentu is chaJr- FORDS — The Ladies' Aid So- Seminary, May 4 pounds of oxygen consumed. Ventura, troop organizer, HI .340 average. :>.ng Hie cnurcji 'or for clety^ Our 2-S298. 5. Six. Flowers • Atulio NdUro to May S, the last of the season. Church will sponsor a Mother and VISIT CAPITOL • - Easter flowers. Many of the minister* to youth j Daughter Supper, May I. 6 P.M. HOPELAWN — Mrs. Walter •' s;higyi made a who have led these programs will in the church hall. Jedrzejewski, Mrs. • John Cheega For "Mi! lundbaj sale be graduating from Princeton HOSPITAL PATIENT and son. Dennis. 28 Erin Avenue; Theological Seminary, June 4 FORDS—Keith, son of Mr. and [Mrs. Stacia Jedrzejewski and The _ committee ,appointe. d FOKU3—Aeiin, son OI Ml. inu «n. av»tui jcuiicjcnoik...... Tbt committee appointed o jQhn gorensen 200 Cutter children, Janice and Kenneth, evaluate the weekly fellowship. ^ g nt gt the perth lpent m weeiimd in Washington. reports; of four such ! arosmns reDorts: of four such;Ambo. , y. '.Genera l, „_-,.Hospital, . llDn. Cn . EASTER programs, two were rated out- BEPOPIMR standing, one well-plamuKl but poorly executed, and one poor. GET MORE FUN OUT OF LIFE! Miss Boehmer states the experi- ence was valuable to all concerned, Selected and an aid to future planning. MICHELE from Our ON VACATION FORDS—Robert Sorenson, son Large of Mr. and Mrs- Martin Sorenson, ARTHUR MURRAY! T Mystic Avenue, is spending his Beauty Salon Stock spring vacation from Newark Col- invites you lege of Engineering at Washing- 457 Avenel St. . Avenel ton. D. C. Between Hlchnr No. 27 *B4 Hiibny No. 1 to accept a DRIVE N.il lo IMrber SMp ia4 Caad) Ston WWN'-Jlesldente are re- TBML miMisd to place aqrap paper at the 00 1 To Order by Phone curb 8utKky for collection by the Under New Management - LESSON Call WO-8-12^2 Hopelawn trujine Company.

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n Boy's Reg. 8.95 Boy's Rog. 9.95 Boy H Reg. 5.95 Todd)en Kcu- I' 21 24 SPORT COATS 2 Pc. COAT SET Reversible JACKETS 2 Pc. COAT SET All. Hue fabrics. KiUucd roller. Mollde, plaids niu walitbaiid, run:, Little boy's nm Novelty weiiVej,_ and 1 »porutcr styles. iiud side |)ij< Kf t. ! and matctilng liattern^. Navy, 2rny and tiolid rolur )m-kfl.s Most wauled with N'VfrsiWi- Eton ckpl. TELEVISION TELEVISION 499 rharcoil 2-99 »lE«a 11-18-34 tiliet, 4-12. tnoutlii olid -- 5" fi-lti. 5 CONSOLE CONSOLE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AT *25

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