4 Newspapw Devoted , Community Interert To he Presentei) Fairly, dearly y \] Local Coverage n And Impartially Each Week Complete News Pictures ,/xxxix-NO. 10 "vol.. CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1960 ntCTM) u ZnA Clam Mil) »t P. 0, Ctrtmt, N. j. PRICE TEN CENTS Sportsmen Honor Aihkk* „/ 7/frft SchooUlere Graduate IT 1,1 ^^[Householders Urge
noiMiiicnct'iiicns Clasl to s Sidewalk Program I on Wcdiu'st I isl (.radnalcs In Parkview Area CARTERET - The Annual commencement exercises of [)i,v! What does It CarieiTt Hiah School will E Ms. Jakeway is Honoredpetition ;•„ ,,]• memories? hfld Wednesday, June 22. fi::iO P. M. In the Walter Over- holt. Stadium. By Education Association n . , luckily, you The exercises will begin with . ,,r ihr old mah Tl m -„• iwo bucks Ji till Store Will Signed uiilnwncss to mall . .,„>, ,„• necktie, at Richardson. A solo .;11, nrc to you. The Education Association teachers . ,j] : .,,,.;*•! id, time they to help honor Julia • ..mi to the hospital Carteret High Scrlool. and led by Miss Joanne Sym- „ t ,_ , .;shyn, ill's. Catherine aullivan, cated, There are a few homes speech. Mr, Rockafellesa^SSSSHKKS^ffi^r cited! al philosophy of any inatitu-1 winners, Thfe year's winners Sg with sidewalks, leaving a total Mrs. John Hila, Miss MargaretiMlchate Masknly, Mrs. Lillian ,., vou couldn't breathe Harry I, RockaffeUer, dlrector|many of his personal experl-itlon or community. chik. The "8t«r Spangled DeWWK'Mrs. Ann Richardson, :,.., n;i!M pumped you (Continued on Page 2) Sharkey, all members of the' ;of 483. Of this number about 30 Banner" will be sung by the Mr. .,: |»ii;Mllm? You held Board of Education; High icz, Mrs. Catherine j rent homes or there are va- jassemblage and Rabbi Norman School Principal Herman Homjwi_l Mrs. Mary Czaya and!canctes, bringing the total ':,,i-,ct tightly and orled:4 Lobel will officiate at the j Washington School PrindpalilMr'sT acs. [down to 453. : :ni: t -- so, don't let benediction. M-totoM Girl Free Chest X-Ray Slated Fashion Show Of this number 308 signed ;. • Ih.it happened— The baccalaurate exercifies ,r,v ninny years ago? iwill be held Sunday afternoon the petition, 40 homes have not •:fe SamtFieldMeet/n Boro for Wednesday Presented by lat 2 P. M. In the Carteret High Record Fines Pif gram Listed been contacted and 105 home [School auditorium. owners did not sign for side* !)../• iid :i lihe sun, got CARTHRET — Carteret Park CARTERET — A free com-ly by the Carteret Board ; The first honor students walk. » ;ii, sum and ached in WM the scene of the first an- Recently, Mayor Stephen :i I.M li on" those fishing and tnunlty chest x-ray Burvey -will Health and the jSehool Pupils elude Mary Bodnar. CarolSe; Collected In May For Nathan Hale Capp, Louise Cheslak, Joanne! Skiba appeared at A meeting in Mi J;I- not mi outdoor field, meet. be held in Carteret next Wed-jCounty Tuberculosis Parkview and outlined the lHPalth CARTERET—A fashion show :••': til. rr he was, stick- nesday, June 22, according to League. program.. The petitioners said The flag ceremony was pre- j was hel_d_ Tuesda^y _UM>J rmnegan, Merrill HawKe, Irene v.ni-.f n!ti you to make , Merrill Hawke, Irenc $4r7B9 ln lencement sided over by the Senior bcouta. Michael Yarcheskl,. health of-! Mr. Yarcheskl stressed the|June 14, 19M at the Columbus Kalapos Gall Kopln Joyce last monthi a the condition is dangerous for spin Pop roamed the fleer. The mobile x-ray unlt^fact that a chest x-ray will re- record, acting to his May1 ,,.*EE5! °nJSP. | lack of sidewalks and it would Councilman D'Zurilln gave a fleer Thp mnhllp v-rov nnlf'foM that a /.ho.t v.™,> i»in m_ln.Schooi l1 Auditoriu...j.i—i-im- unde..r the. |Kraus, 'John Pilot. Campbell — The program ;• .vuh vou, when he of veal not only possible symptoms report tubmitted to the ?or- cveate greater hazards wiUi th| direction of Mm j Richardson, Loretta Hogowski, "at the annual eighth grade d jHVf. preferred a co«y Safeway Pood Market at thoef tuberculosis but also heart OUSh COUBCl). 1 addition of new schools where aeottUni wntt were sunn Sufchtnskj* turn •eqenemlcs Barbara .Jg. IgraduatM exercises to be held |li.i.: Rcnii'irmci ' Carteret Shopping Center, abnormalities or shadows that children have to walk. a eoofc out atMl teacher.. The ;&i»ned!shnrid&fl|»v;. at the. ,fik)%n Hale School Roofevelt flwenue, from 1:00 tomight Indicate lung cancer. their skirte, .*te, ey Councilman John t. D'Zurllla no«ebar teches. poiutgd to the need of a wirg1 j ..Li'/ yuu nonesty and 5:00 P. M. and on the Cooke He said it was important for made in class. 'This; aiid Eighth Grade Graduates at Columbus School (Continued from Page 1> Columbus School were as follows: Football, Steve Kondrk, Carterefn fullback and Shorecrest linebacker for the past three Lists Graduates seasons, and John Hudak, their Personals All state tackle. The banksUr.U !,ward went to Robert Blalow- MRS. JEAN COMBA )f Eighth Grade Inronik, WPR Spewak1* out- Kl 1-4431 CARTERET —Eighth grade standlnb ball-handler and nmmencement exercises for back-court man, Charles KH- he pupils of thr Columbus — Birthday greetings to liora, Cartorefs flaihy center School will be held Tuesday Thomaji Pavlovic. 107 Wortylko fielder won the baspball award svenlng, June 21, at 7 P. M, in Street. Thojna* was three years! and the track trophy went to ,he school auditorium. old on June 14, and will be Robert Pettim for the third . The program will bculn with guest ot honor at a dinner the pi-ocessional followed by a •onsrcutlvr year. Thin yrar party to be held on Sunday sung by the graduation ettus was the County, Centra June 19, for his family and and the welcome address jersey and State Group IT friends. r 00 and 220 yard champion given by William Walker. Tho — Happy birthday to Ralph irerse choir led by Alan Kobin Sportsmen President Fred TnniSBone, 103 Warttowltt Street' son will render the sdfctlmi Oaslor also tmvettea the new who celebrated his fourth birth- The House I Live In." A piano Perth Amboy-Oarteret Football j JOIIN day on June 14, with thirteen of Award which will tie placed In- To I)IRK( T selection medley of national Y his friend* Joining In to help circulation on Thanloigivlng h Irs will be played by Peter| Hallowell, this hnrnush' celebrate this occasion. Lengyel followed by the sonir Day, 1980. direct the first piny (,, „„ — Happy birthday to Edward Thank You, America, rendered the affair were r PresePresennt at to be prpscntrd i, , Soloman of 115 Poplar Street jy the graduation class. v many previous trophy winners Merck ClrclCl f Pln>nv \\,, who celebrated his birthday on The presentation of the class brid at thrlh r pm June 15. A party was held In Including Eugene Carmlchael, |wM be made by Mrs. M. J. J956 football and 1957 track; Rahway Avrnur and his honor with family and JDowllng followed by an address •Theron Carmlchael, 1957 foot- Terraef, Woodbrltlj;,. friends attending. lven by Mr. Edwin S. Quln, o ball; Nick LehoUky, 1957 base- vehicle 4111 be Tun .Anniversary greetings to Mr, superintendent of schools. The love." ball Sam Semensa, 1959 base- and Mrs. Eugene De Vlto, 10 presentation of diplomas will also of Cartrrrt, Mill all; and Tony Semenza and Colgan Avenue who will be be made by Mayor Stephen lUfe manager. celebrating their 17th wedding Skiba and the award presenta- Edward Hamorskl, co-winners anniversary on Sunday, June lolns will be made by Mrs. M. of the 1958-59 basketball It, They will mart the occasion F. Dowllng, principal of the award. PERMIT ORANTH) by dining and dancing out, Columus School. Local dignitaries included CARTERET Api given by the Board i Graduates Major Stephen Bklba. Principal raent Wednesday The graduates include: Elaine I Herman E. Horn, Athletic Di- nwh' F C. McCarthy, and erection of a suiici m> , Set Final Anti-Polio Adam, Kathleen Agelo, Joseph rector of Education member the Great A. & p. T-., C, Bertha, Charles Bernath, Al- j Board Clinic Next Tuesday Roosevelt Avenue bn«., bert Bodnar, Richard Brodnink, I Thomas Deverln who acted as ; CAftCTUT - The Cecelia Brawn, Jo Ann Brown toastmaster. jC»rt*tet Shopping (V «11 n I e for luMmntetlo^ Marftm Burke, Patricia Cnr- After dinner the assemblage the Carteret Lanes wain* tatfe thb UMH, will ron, Vincent Catalano, Diane danced to the music of "The Borne merchants be held next Tuettay/Jone ChMon, Randy Clayton, Do- I-adds, one of the area's most against the gran!i M, at 2 P. M., Heal* Inspec- lores Costanzo, Kathleen Coyle, ! popular dance bands. permit. tor Yarcheskl umMnced to- Ro6e Mary D'Amore, Gerard day. De Rogatis, Marilyn Doniln- Dorlnf the put two dayi, guez, Kenneth Dushanck » polio ltttmnnlMtlon clinic James Famularo, Alice Gavcr, for sdnlti held by the Board Madeline Gecfcl, Phyllis Qrcen- GOLD JEWELERS of Health attracted S75 pcr- wald, Linda Guzaly, Janet Han- For Gifts That Last a Lifetlmr wnf. napple, Janet Harczuk, Louis Hernandez, and Gary Jackson Also Fred Jones, Norma Anniversary SALE Continues Lynn Klang, Stephen Kopin Popaca had his several assist- WF- Charlene Krantz, Mavis Krum, Safety Awards ants present rise. Michele Kucsak, Patricia Ku BPWScholarship Award dels, Gladys Lehosky, Peteri (Continued from Page 11 Father's Day Special! Lengyel, Ann Macalik, Chris- and postponing action. Con-' Former Mayors Bareford and [FORTHAT MEW HOME tine Mahaffey, James Maklary, Given Miss Irene Kalapos Kressman Frelingliuyseii did Mittuch spoke briefly. Mayor WEHWEAPR1ZE1- Stephen Markus, Barbara Mar- CARTERET—Announcement not give up until plans were Skiba presented safety awards Electric SHAVERS (A BATHROOM TO, tin, Daniel Martin, Dennysl finally approved in May ofjto two of the I off.eff e has been made by the Car- -By- I DELI6HT THE iMatefy, Stephen Mitro, Wil- teret Business and Professional 1958. Earlier in the dedication drivers, Anthony Sarelllo and; EYES liam Muehlhuber, William Women's Club that Miss Irene ceremony Postmaster Sabo an-jLester Van Pelt. Norelco - Sunbeam - Remington Nigro. John Novak, Salvatore Schick Kalapos of 20 Locust Street has nounced Mr. Plelin?huysen was' In addition to local officials, Orlando, Susan Pavlonnis. Bev- been chosen for the club's $200 ill in bed, including the Councilmen, erly Pearson, Angel Rivera,j scholarship award. Inspect Facilities those who attended the lunch Stephen Zukov, Betty Rozzele,; Miss Kalopos plans to major The audience was invited tote(m in nonor or carteref-s Post! Robert Schaffhauser. Nancy SALE elementary education at inspect the new facility, follow- office employees from :ocal! Georgian Court College, Lake- ing the singing of the Star mdustry were JamM OregK of PRICED! wood. She is president of the Spuntsled Banner by Florence]Armour chemical, John Tow- National Honor Society, editor Richvalsky, as the representa- ers, N. W. Kurtz and Joseph buro, Suzanne Tonden, Roger iof the Loudspeaker, was Girls' tives of the American Legion, Carney from U. S. Metals Re- Veterans of Foreign Wars, Gift Wrapped FREE! Toth, Theresa State delegate last year and fining Co., L. C. Bit'lickl and Catholic War Veterans, Girl Robert Turner, served on the Student Council H. Goodrich of Metal & Ther- Convenient Payments—Ntver an Interest Scouts and Boy Scouts of Barbara Ulmer, Laren Vasvary for a year. mit Corp., H. C. MacKinnon William Walker America. WLtoipated in the and L. Johnson of American Eugene Wasylyk, Bertram wa»- She has been a membw of flag raisifjffiPTaccompanied by Agricultural Chemical Co.. MARGARET SUTO the Future Teachers of America the Carteret High School Band. Peter N. Gaidis. Jr., E, A. Webb four years, a Capella choir GETS DEGREE: Miss Mar- DISCOUNTS ON KUMTKIN SIFTS! Wltt, Thomas Wyskowski, Mi- The public was escorted and Joseph Lamb of Food Ma- garet Suto, daughter of Mr. member, two years, served as through this block long new business manager of the Opera chinery and Chemicul Co., and Mrs. Stephen Suto, 124 Carteret attraction by Postmas- Nicholas Zalnerowltz, and Eric Guild and was student director Fred Planner and R. W Bogan Pershing Avenue, received for the junior play. IRENE KALOPOS ter Sabo, Assistant Postmaster of General American Trans- her B.S. dceree with a major GOLD JEWELERS Kennedy, Superintendent of portation Co., Timothy A. Shee- In Medical Technology at KI \-'M the Mails Kenneth Harris, han, J. J. Toath and Harry commencement exercises held 87 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret blum, Jan Wayne Saakes, Bar- Nevill, Mrs. Klose, Mrs. Sofka, Rapp of American Oil Com- at Ridei College, Trenton. Graduates bara Ann Sabo, Barbara Helen Matthew Sloan, Frank O'Brien pany, John Miller of I. T. Wil- Sabo, Joyce E. Sao, Barbara (Continued from Page 1) and John Walsh among others. liams and H. Fead of Hudson j| 1 May Sakson, Christine Samu, Also James Howard Gregory, After an hour long inspection Pulp & Paper Co. Robert E. Sarzlllo, Kenneth Jerllyn C. Haas, Andrew Eu- of the new facilities, a lunch- Schreck, Kathleen Mary Sheri- Halkovich, Marie Eliza- eon was tendered the Carteret gene dan, Joseph John Sherman The NIAGARA beth Hall, Merrill E. Hawke, Robert Joseph Shymanski,! Post Office employees at the Ftisllioil William George Huber, John R Gypsy Camp under the auspices. Thomas Xa,vier 8ica, Michael t Hudak. Maryann Iras, Jeffrey of a joint committee of the (Continued from Pjage 1) Screen Room A. Jakub, Perilyn A, Jenkins, Thomas Slekierka, Diane Carol Sielagowski, Carmella Ann Si- Uons-Kiwanis Clubs, which in-|Lehosky, Barbara Martin, Su- (.Illustrated Below) Arlene Phyllis Jewers, Charles eluded Lester Sabo, Georgejsan Pavlonnis, Beverly Pear- G. Kahora, Jr., Kenneth J. Ka- meone, Andrew Simon, Joyce May Sitar, Lucy Marie Skocy- Searle, Alexander Comba, Her- son. Alice Shovey. Barbara Ul- Available Now at Ruraart—An horu, Irene Frances KalaposJ bert Harris, Kenneth Harris, all-year "extra" room that af- pec, and Patricia A. Smith. Costanzo, Rose Irene Kereluik, Mary Ann Jan- H. A, Hennessy, John J. Ken- fords hours of comfort and • Also, Linda Lou Soltesz, Mary Marie D'Amore, Janet Har- Kleban, Georgia Dlanne nedy, John Kolibas, Walter pleasure. Light and airy, It • Rumpui Sowirka, David Kenneth Spe- czuk, Charleen Krantz, Patrl- Kobersky, Russell Wayne Ko- Pavllk, Julian Potlak, Samuel keept harsh sun rays and in- • Altw Roam wak, Rosemarie Stefura, Mar- |cia Kudela, Christine Mahaf- brin, Barbara Ann Koch, Thom- Roth, Joseph Sahulcik, Walter sects out ... lets cool breezes t Kltthmt garet E. Stupar, Lloyd Richard fey, Betty Rozzelle, Diane as John Koch, Steven Michael Schofwald, and William Walsh. through, A wonderful place to f«n<» Svendsen, Joanne Symchlk, Steiner, Marlon Tamburo, Kondrk, Gail Mary Ann Kopln,! The honorary chairmen <.' the play, rest, or dine. This com- Elaine A. Syre, Stanley Andrew |Theresa Truelove, Grace Virag, and Joyce Ann Kosal, committee Included Mayor bination of Fiberglass roof Szyba, Jr., J*udith M. Ticefelt, Arlene Witt, Kathleen Angelo, Also, Joyce Ann Krauss, John Stephen Skiba and former paneling and screening with Karen D. Tlchenor, Leslie W. Joanne Brown, Margaret ||Krawick, Paul A. Krtntur, Mayors Bareford, Mittuch and mst-proof aluminum makes the Tobiassen, Carol Toryak, An- Burke, Patricia Carroll, Diane CARTERET HIGH SCHOOL Niagara Screen Room an excel- Charles James Krlsak, Eileen Dolan. drew 8. Toth, Joyce Treadaway, Chason, Marilyn Dominquei, lent addition for any home. Kudela, D4lores Ann Kud- •.JdWftlW'.*- Patricia Ann Trnosky, and Walter Schonwald acted as Madeline Geai, Phyllis Green- rock, Mar%n Frances Kukulya, master of ceremonies at the Judith Ann La Bazzo, Carl Jo- Rose Marie Trush. wald, Norma.Klang, Ann Ma- Also, John T. Uhrin, Carole luncheon to the Carteret Post calik, Elaine Turk, Dorothy seph Laurlcella, Nancy Ann Office employees, and their tenart, Patricia Ann Lisicki, B. Ulmer, Michael Japies Val- Weber, and Linda Guzsaly. iant, Richard S. Visenfelder, wives. The invocation was given Dale Pamela Lucas, Ronald J. by Rev. John Hundiak and the David G. Walker, Jr., George Lysek, Philip Magnottl, Rose- benediction by Rev. Kenneth IN DANCE RECITAL R. Walko, Elipabeth Ann Woll- marie M. Mangano, Alex Mar-! Dorkof. CARTERET — Miss Dawn cinlak, Alice Markus, Mary-El- son, Kenneth WaTd, Robert Mehrle, Elaine C. Welusz, Cae- Postmaster Sabo presented Stoplnskl, daughter of Mr. and Martin Stanley Masluch, the members of his family and Mrs. Walter Stopinskl, of 36 Robert E. Matefy, Patricia J. sar Williams, Rufus Williams, Robert A. Wood, Theodore John in turn those of all the employ- Linden Street, performed in a McGillis, Andrea Jean Me- ees' families In attendance dance recital held in Keasbey Kenna Donald J. McLain, Den- Woodman, Barbara Ann Yaro- schak, John David Yursha,,1 Postmasters from nearby towns under the, auspices of the Verne nis G. Medvetz and Geraldlne also took a bow. William J. Fowler fijwing School. Dolores Menge. Stanley J. Zavfadski, Raymond Also, Paul Andrew Micknicz,1 M, Zazworsky, 'Nadia Zyla. Anthony 8, Miktukl,- Joyous A. Moore, Christlnt E. Morris, Bernice E. Much!! Carolyn Jeanj Nagy, Claire Julia Nagy, Wil- Gift Hunting for To you, graduates of 1960, we extend- liam Andrew Nagy, Joanne S. Daughter born to Mr. and Nascak, Mary Beth Nedar, You can solve that gift problem and niake Dad heartiest congratulations and sincere Loretta T. Nemeth, and Thad- Mrs, Casimer Selobytj, 7 Park deun B. Nlemlee, Place, at the PeM Amb'oy happy at the same time by dropping into wishes for a happy, succetuifiil future. Also, Edward J. O'Rourke, General Hospital, Jlune 10, ROCKMAN'S LIQUORS where you will find a Joseph Orosz, Maryann Panek, Daughter born to Mr. and You can be justly proud of your scholastic Rosemarie Paul, Ruthann Pe- wonderful gift selection of: Mrs. Benlto Gago, 75 Union cina, Karen Eve Ferryman, achievements, and we join with alt your Street, at the Perth Amboy DOMESTIC & IMPORTED Robert Arnold Pettus, John General Hospital, June 9. Frank Pilot, Stephen R- Plszar, relatives, friends and neighbors in saluting Carol Ann Poll, Harry John Potocek, Betty Lou Powers, • Fine Wines you. Karlnlee Rahoche, Nancy Louise Happ, George Campbell 70 U.S. HWY. No, 9 Ridiurdson. t Beers um art Also, Allen D.Riley, Kenneth R Guy Rocky, Loretta Ann Sandra • Liquors BOROUGH OF CARTERET COUNCIL (lii» Out This Coupon and Mall to KUMART, brloj KJ much cbMr Into Gift Wrapped Free! Headquarters For tho ur. vt • iliiit-lti. Om 170 U. H. Iflshwajr No. 9, Woodbrldgc, N. J. . STEPHEN SKIBA, Mayor bomin,u of bloom- For Prompt Free Delivery Dial Yes, I urn interested in a free estimate. lug a iilict, wUl upnaa juur good TUOtw b*»UU- Kindly send representative. fully. Kl 1-5975 NAME CARDS Mi MUcUsa of dl COVNCILMEIS rbmtn ADI'KKUS for rotUd riuti Thomas Milik Walter SulUvan TOWN DAD and GRAD John Hutnick PHONE John D'ZuHUa PUBL1X PHARMACY •s tO CALL 81 Main St., Woodbridne WALSHECK'S Pushing Ave. at Randolph St., Carteret Alexander Such Flower Shop Adam 1MTK 1/1] riiuue ME 4-0801 Drive To Our Frci) KKEK PAKK1NU IN K1.AH J0» Auiboj Av«. ME M«II -h II FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1960 Listed PAGE THRU Stella Chi- •liter1. nuidosh. Carol to Graduate at Nathan Hale School ollins, Allen •*<•:< .Ill()Illns Elko, Ml- .iiK Allen Foytlln, ins Freeman, vjr,l Onle, Bose- mHi. Steven Qu- „„,,, Ly- jensrn, , i.lndB k Kfll- ''' l ,• IV Kelemen. It' ' h Klum, Kom- Kivscl. Barbara Kovacs. Sharon Carol ,, •.ililim li,,miiii I*"" Chris- 1, U>VBS, Ronald! ii Linker. JBHIP* I \|ii<;ncr. Rich- i ,-AIIA Curl Mark- Ainrtin. Arlene ,/,„„,i Muthls. Ste- ... Andrew Mltro. . ,-, CuniiilP Mud- . ,,„ NnscHk. Nancy • I -,»-|» i ilsi-n. Chrlntlnf ',;,,!„! p.Mcrs. Rlch- '„ .Ubrrt Plrlgyl. ,. . ,K Hnvniolld PlO- 1'nllHCk. France*! ,',,,,] Pratt. Mary; lti< Imrdson. Or- ., ,.: |),i!(Khy Rubas, i,.,ii,. Habo, Patrick ! K.itlileen SaKcr. \.,,; Suiitoro, Fred .,,,,,:. snider. Bruce For Church School ^ ma sons, William of Princeton, Johs'•'•>V iirdildic Seredoch*, Baptism-! Font Miss Catherine Kralicli 'r. of El Paso Tex., and ThwnMr';* .:, ,iin , Rosalinda CARTERET — The 8t. De- OBITUARIES if this borough; a brother*' •. Smart, Laura metrlua Church School will Weds Jto/an TKIP service which will hhve the seph's Ismail Catholic Church, HI Ouest speaker will br Mr Lobel has announced that clos-: ! I 'Hie Ladle*' general theme "The Cause Is [Connolly was a member of its 1 Walter Bodn&r. president of the Ing exercises for the Hebrew • iViir Hokol w pl«n Thine." The service will in- [Holy Name Society and of Its and Sunday School will be held. Ukrainian Youth League High clude the dedication of a new Auxiliary of the Legion of Mer- ,:.,v bus trip to Can honors and perfect attendance Bunday morning at 10:30 A.M.' marble baptismal font. The font it. He also was an Exempt Flre- at the Synagogue Brotherhood' . A'.i.ust 12. award* will be presented fol- is a gift of the church's Junior an. of Israel, 312 Pershing Avenue* lowing the breakfast Women's Guild. Pins, wreaths, Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Honor certificates and award! and bars will be . awarded to Elizabeth Spence Connolly; will be presented to the stuV children and young people with aughter. Mrs. Dorothy Frasca> dents who excelled in ttiftlf Honor Di Giovannis j good attendance in Sunday ne of New Monmouth; three studies during the past year. On 25th Wedding Day] School and confirmation class. CARTERET — In honor of The service will be preceded flr 16th weddlrw anniversary. by a breakfast given by the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Dl Ol- teachers of the Sunday School Remember ALL DADS on Father's Day ovannl. 81 Ash Street, this bor- for their students. The break- ough, were given a surprise fast begins at 9 A. M. in the This Sunday ... June 19th party last night at the Club church basement Harmony, New York. Hungarian worship service The affair was arranged by will commence at II o'clock. GIBSON and RUSTCRAFT j their daughter, Miss Marie Di Tuesday.- Juh»'31, 7:30 P. M. (iiovannl and their son, Peter in the Upper Room of Bethlen DlOlovaonL More than 210 Hall: Bible and Study Group FATHER'S DAY CARDS* I'IRKING iiueiu attended. meeting. METKK The couple have been resi- MRS. ROLAND PLATT Members and friends of the for TUREMS dents of the Parkview section \tk Any MtrrkUl) CARTERET-Sl. Elizabeth's accessories. The Platts will re- church are also requested to SON for about six years. COLOR Church *as the scone of a pret-jside at 81 Lincoln Avenue, Cai-return the reservation postcard UNCLE ly wedding Saturday afternoon!u-rt-i. in regard to the June 26 Family FATHER FILM Picnic. when Mi&s Patricia Claire Hus-j Mrs Platt was graduated BROTHER To Take ' zar. daughter of Mrs, John from Carteret High School and Dad's Picture HUSBAND Na^y. 86 Edgur Street, becamejis an employe of the Mutual Union official attacks A.F.L.- With! GRANDFATHER the bride of Rowland H. Platt.IBeneflt Life Insurance Co. CI.O, leadership. 6 QUESTIONS WITH Jt , son of Mr and Mrs. Row-i ~ land H. Platl. 35 Coolldge Ave- nue. The ceremony was per- TOTH PHOTO SHOP formed by Rev. Anthony J. Miss Anna Jane Clark ONLY ONE ANSWER... HubiT. "Serving Residents of Carteret Since 1946" Given in marriage by her Bride of David Snoddy stepfather. -Mr. Nagy. the bride MRS. GEORGE KOSKOSKI 64 Cooke Avenue Carteret I. WHERE wore a (town of ChantiUy lace CARTERET — Miss Anna Maid of honor was Miss Aud- Miss Catherine Chantilly lace with seed pearl Phone KI1-5219 i" I to lo i,i » WHITE and ruffled net over satin with j Clark, daughter of Mr. rey A. Doudt, Ailentown, Pa, ane Kralich, daughter of Mr. and sequins. She carried a cas \uinr a fitted bodice of Chantilly!and Mrs. Francis Clark, 16 Bridesmaids were Miss Ellen J cade of white carnations an lace and a Sabrina neckline. East Oak Street, became the McCarthy, Blue Anchor Miss Mrs. Joseph Kralich, 28 Atlan- pink sweetheart roses. Her fingertip veil was a,ttach- bride of David Smoddy, son ofMaureen H. Flnnerty, East tic Street, became the bride of The maid of honor was Miss •1. WHERE to a crown of seed pearls, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph D. Snoddy, Rockaway, L. I; and Miss George Koskoski, son I di in (ft j tropical curried white roses cen- Arlington, Va., in St, AJoysius Diane Gitchrist, Katonah, N. Y and Mrs. John Koskoski, Bridesmaids were Miss Helen Your Credit is Good at Saturday Koskoski, sister Un (in morning wed- tered with a white orchid on Church. Washington, D. C. at The best man was John Ul- (linn morning at a double ring cere- prayer book. ja Nuptial Mass Saturday morn- rlch| p^ Church, Va. Ushers mony and nuptial mass in St. Gluchoski, moth of Carteret. Miss Barbara Ann Molm ""« " :were Franciis Vitt andd MichaeMihl Avenel. cousin of the bride, was Ellas' Greek Catholic Church. The best man was Michael Rev William J. Horringanjo'Brien, Arlington, Va,, and Koskoski, Carteret, brother of I maid of honor Bridesmaids, , , double, ring u. George Kane, Port George Rev. Augustine Medvigy per- I WHERE f jated at the formed the ceremony. the bridegroom. Ushers were GOLDBLATT'S werr the Misses Ann Leahy and) '"' ' «rl j pnfCCl fit .! ceremony. G. Meadt, Md. Escorted to the altar by her John Kralich, brother of the "Railway's Oldest Established Jewelry Store" Dolores Plntt, sister of the 1 !" -'ll *irnrritiun fill- Given in marriage by herj Mr. and Mrs. Snoddy will re- father, the bride wore a silk- bride, and Robert D'Zurilla, J for '""i Liilnri •• ^r^riffSSn iirather, the bride wore a rioorl in Arlington upon their faced peau de sole gown, Ed- both of Carteret. length, chapel sweep gown of return from a wedding trip. Mrs. Korskoski, a graduate of rrs were Dennis Platt, Carteret, wardian style, with a basque clipped ChantiUy lace, with aj The bride is a graduate of bodice-and a portrait neckline Cfarteert High School, is em- another brother of the brlde- outlined in scalloped Chantilly ployed as a secretary at Merck FATHER'S DAY and u Robert Mannlon. Union, Sabrina neckline and fittedjst. Mary's High School, .Perth •WHERE bodice trimmed with pearls. (Amboy, and the bridegroom, lace embellished with seed & Co., Rahway. The bride- Illltl nut mid Robert Michaels, Carteret. 'lint, [ 1 pearls and sequins. Ttle bell groom, also a graduate of Car- ''" thr The rliwbearrr was John Na^. She wore a fingertip veil of I from Oonzaga High Ichool in teret High School, is employed GRADUATION GIFTS! half brother of English silk Illusion . draped Washington. Both were gradu- princess front skirt with in- CarlerH, verted side pleas and a butter- as a laboratory technician at from a matching phantllly lace ated Monday from Georgetown fly bustle extended into ft the Westvaco Chemical Dlvi- Beautiful vu'and Mis Platt left for uiplllbox, outlined With seeds and University; the bride from the chapel train. Her silk Illusion sion, Food, Machinery, Chemi- Brand Name tup to Miami 3ln. WHERE bridegroom from the College of four-tiered fingertip veil was cal Corp., Carteret. He served The bride wore a beige white roses and lilies of the attached to a Swedish crown of four years in the V. S. Navy, » and white linen iu(t with white valley. Arts and Sciences. WRIST WATCHES •"•WHOM THESE GUTS AR* ftWOWCD FOR Custom-Made Slipcovers 8 Pieces Complete Fro*2m 5 Sofa, 2 Chairs, 5 Cushions E\er>- Or»ti • Zippers Throughout Wants a • Heavy Welting Krgular $119.00 Birtkstone SALE PRICE RING • I'llOIH' 95 7.50 LEATHER 1) for I'Minpt } BILLFOLDS \ Service \ 79 OKDEK NOW! ! Gift "Tips" for Dad... fmn lj.00 "It It Conies 1'iimi borilen'-i Vou Knuw That It's Good" Shavn * Wallet »n Excellent Reputation for • Tie Bar and (luff Link Set BALL POINT BOX of CHiAKS I M Watch Band Lighter TOILETRIES *\ CAKTON of CMiAKfcTl'KS BORDEN'S *«u rent your Tuxedo *«« TED — PENS »lw»yf Ont with (he new stylet! Goldblatt's Jewelers PAKHING Surprise Center niBLIX PHARMACY IN KKAR 84 Main Street, Woodbridge • R4hw»y's Oldest Established Jewelry Store" K4 Kast Cherry Street Kahway, N. J. ^ 'S TAILOR SHOP I'liiiur. iCorud of School Stfoci) PHONE KIF 8-1867 7 Wn Street, Woodbridpr AIM STREET^ WOO.DBRIDGE:,N, J Ml 1 IIK09 BjHl^tt Terms • Open Friday "111 » P M. Tel. ME 4-3826 «l .-• ; v.u ...u,-:-.-..•,*-,,»..MF- PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1M0 Washington-Nathan Hale Local Schools AND folds BUSY Session Observe Flag Day WHAT HITS TM SPOT WITH POP? M'. GAJWERET - The upper — The Wushllig- by the Carteret Council of 1 padot of Columbus School Nathan Half PT.A. held P.TA.-a on the Fitch Street presented t flag day program Us June mertlnR this week at traffic problem. Mr. Turner al- Monday In the auditorium. tl>p Nmhan H»le School. so announced that the Nathan The Sixth Grades, Mrs. Sack- Raymond Bonkoskl, presi- Hale School will be re-wired. helm and Mr. Mullan. enter- dent, announced that the peti- Mr«. Rudolph Turner, chair- tained: Play, "The Birthday of tion, circulated by the board, man of the ElRhth gradn din- Our Pla«," Eileen Bull, Martha fhowed a vote of 629 parents ner dance announced that final, Pedowlti, Susan Self, Patricia In favor of temporarily »u8-,plah« are belnu made. The Pisana. Ell»beth •amu. Doreen p?nditiR domestic science. nnd dance will be held June 23, at KuWfclc, Patitda Malcor. Eliza- WAR PMC converting the court and stor- P. M. at the Nothan Hale beth Turlck, Blase Sclbetta, age (irfw Into chwsrooni School Harry Seymour, David Cas- At the June 8 meetlnu of the The P.T.A. presented both tantl, Robert Nigro. Riphard school board, it WM suggested Waxhlngton and Nathan Hale Btochoff, and Michael Whlpple. that these rooms would be sub- Schools with money gifts. THese "The House I Lire In", Joann I" GENUINE SPRING LAMB! Whole or Either Noll standard. However, the public monies wnl be used at the dis- Kiedlng; speakers, Donna El- was informed that this would cretion of the prlnlcpato for liot. Maureen Brown, fred Comt itt. not be the case. Since there films, appliances, books, etc. Aiwtin, Patricia Dewltz, Patri- you'll s(tvt was much pro and con.on the Mrs. Emerlc Holderitti, pait cia Baymonlfkn, Shnron Kll- double session Issue, pii altrjrti- president was presented with a mek, Ralph Verdi, Russell at A&Pl ate proposal was made to elim-jpftst president's pin by Mrs. Krum, Gerald Sapienza, and jnate double sessions in NathanlFrttnk Pirlgyi. parst first vice- Prank Verseffi; chorus, Pamela Hale. The board postponed a|presldent. Page, Linda Razlllard, Richard final vote until their next meet-j Attendance awards were wo".^]-,. Laura Qor- June B I"*. ». by Mrs. Lemer's and Mr«., jdWftrd j^ Rnd JanlM • Safety chairniBn, Rudolph Ruckrlegel's class. 'Weiner .Jumer, reported that he wlllj Joseph Comba, principal of LAMB Tuwday morning the fourth meet with the police commis-|Nathan Hole showed films of 4loner In a conference proposed ischool activities. grades entertained for the middle grades for Flag Day. A flat drill was presented, Ste- phen Breza, Donald Stewart, Donald Hunslnger, Angel Velez. Picnics Mark Closing Carelton Sasovetz, Vincent Zlr- polo, Sharon Lukasluk, Diane Kolpaczyk, Joyce Schaffhauser, Activities at St. Joseph's Joyce Ooodrlch, Belinda Lar moreaujt, Mnrlene Relsman, CARTERET—Picnics marked Mary Ellen Kettyle, Diane and Marlene Varna. Ihe closing activities at St. Jo-,King, Margaret McKlm. ANN PAGE MINT JELLY »pTi'» Parochial School this! Patricia Kochek, Michael Choral recitation, "Your Mtek. Orades 1 and 2 held a'Konci, Charles Korzsniowski, Flag" and "My Flag" by Wil- Hlokiry tmkii nlcnlc Mohday at the Carteret Linda Koval, Robert Kiimln, ber Nesblt, the entire class. ( Park and Grades 3 to 8 held a Alan Langer, Thomas LaRose, Tuesday morning, the second U.S. Gov't. iRSfectei picnic at Echo Lake Tuesday. Maureen tontbardi, Carol Lus- grade, Mrs. Greenly's, enter- FERRIS CANNED HAM 3,1 Graduation exerclses wrre key. Jolti McKcnna, Arthur, tained at the lower grade as- Grade "A"—Ready te Cook CiMkiRilliR Ck«M * *ttwit*c held Sunday when diplomas McMahon. Adrlenne Makely, sembly, Opening exercises con- lb were awarded to 100 graduates Bemlce Makely, Dennis Mat- ducted by Brenda Soltesz Sizes 4 to 9 lbs. Spring L of the eighth grade. thews, Andrew Mickinicz, Jo- 'America the Beautiful" sung - mm SHOULDERS •3| Miller 43 Diplomas and awards were *Ph . Veronica Mlodzla- by the entire assembly. TURKEYS presented by Rev. Mel U. Cor- nowski, Patricia Moses, George A playlet entitled "The Story Additional "Suptr-Rigfcf" Quality Mtof RIB LAMB CHOPS Spring I, •8 coran, pastor of St. Joseph's Mulligan, Catherine Obenauer, of Our Country's Flag." Those Kathleen O'Connor, Salvatore IONELESS CHUCK Church. The sermon was by takinir part were Barbara Es- All Cult Rev. Aloyshis Boland. Parisi, Michael Patrick, Patri- Netltiddtd '65° Spring L«~o tok, Nona Cunningham, Wil- SIRLOIN STEAKS 85' POT ROAST BREAST OF LAMB Awards were made as fol- cla Penksa, Elaine Philips, liam Colon,, Dolores Parsons, Kathleen Powers, Patrick All Itnala e lows; Louis Toth, Joyce Bauchner, Potfers, Janls Provlno, Edward Cut! Highest general average, gken 89' STEWING BEEF '65 SMOKED BEEF TONGUES 4 Badowski, Anne Marie Sero- Julia Cassas, Cindy Black, Bar- PORTERHOUSE STEAKS by the Parent-leather Asso- Oomtitic vlnski, Mary Ellen Shubick bara Krause, Paul McDermott. loniltit Ib. ciation; Margaret Buczynskt Ctntar Slicn Diane Shumny, Alan Sryman- A flag drill — Nona Cunning-; 89' GROUND CHUCK BEEF '65' BOILED HAM and Linda Koval; religion, TOP SIRLOIN ROAST ski, Anthony Slmeone, John ham, Barbara Istok, Robert •r UVEKWUKST awarded by Father Corcoran, TOP OR IOTTOM Slvon, Ramona Sojacy, Sandra Schnler, Howard Moore, Rob- Ik. Miss Buczynski and John Suptr-Rifht brand—Sliced Soltesz, Richard Staiibach, ert Perlman, Paul McDermott, 89' BONELESS SOUP BEEF BOLOGNA Tlghe: English award of the ROUND ROAST Kenneth Thornton, Suellen Ti- Kenneth Minard, Julia Cassas, Frith for lolling Catholic Daughters of Amer- kW Chwk !ki droskl. John Tlghe, Judith Val- Cheryl Bakos, Randall Hamil- ica, Court FideUs 636, Susan l*na In 55' PLATE BEEF Ion* Ifl 19' St.t iant, Kevin Vandermark, Cher- ton, William Colon, Andren CALIFORNIA ROAST FANCY SHRIMP 7 Horvath and Miss Koval. ryl Vltelle, Walter Wadlak, DeVlto, Joyce Bauchner, Bren- Also, arithmetic, by the school Elizabeth Warner, Mlchele Wil da Soltesz. ' faculty; Patricia Egan by Ar- helm, James Wilson, Victoi Song — "There Are Many! thur McMahon; spelling, given Wolleon, Anna Zullo. Flags in Many Lands," Barbara' . by St. John's bingo workers, John Barney and Ramona So- Istok, Cheryl Bakos, Margaret| Jacy; geography, by Et. Elias Bartoriello, all solo#), accom- panied by the entire second1 CAMPBELL TOMATO JUICE 2-65 CANTALOUPE Post 79, Catholic War Veterans. Fashion Show Murks Kathleen Gross and Dennis grade. Matthews. Session of P.T.A, Columbus School graduation! ViM-RiawM' Also, science award of the CARTERET — A fashion will be held Tuesday, June 21.1 4fin. Lirfi Sin men's division, Ancient Order show under the direction of at the Columbus School Audi-| cam of Hibernians, Nancy Goch- Mrs. Elizabeth Sufchlnsky, Do- torium at 7:00 P. M. The eighth j grade class will hold t i C m s cial and canonical visit to St.; Fl VllCIIS M«h.d r0fQ106$ MAI Leonard DiNfcola, Waynel^ £"* °f tolumoUS Sliced Boots brand 2','.: 35 1 Mary's Ukrainian Catholic' 1 Ebert, Patricia Euan! Robert FIpr# JVpi/) fttfttprt String Beans C eW U lCer$ •«. Fedlson, Barbara Peeney, Ml-! ' J> Church here Sunday.TheBlsh-• ** I—•__ AlP-fROZEN SPECIAL X CEREAL CCBL, FrlgoMozzarella \:& Z Evening Car-Hop "TRY-A-PIE" Special... THIS WEEK ONLY SAVE 16' Breakstone's Cottage Cheese Service Froitn Foods favorites' — WALT'S DRIVE-IN LEMON PIE r 43c NIFTY WAFFLES 3 pi,., Announcing Its Delicious Tempting Food Delights C Jjnt Birds Eye Rhubarb 2 Golden Loaf Cake 35 Fruit Buns P^ of O lor 37( Schickhaus Franks 25c Hamburgers 30< Birds Eye Sliced Peaches fit. "We Make and Grind Our Own Hamburger Meat Daily" KeeblerV Cookies Chocol.t Birds Eye Mixed Fruit pi,. Jell-o Gelatin Desstrts i 4!u37» Chut »n pi,. Shrimp in The Basket Birds Eye Artichoke Hearts 'a Chicken in The-Basket Instant Coffee With IOc.ff t Cowjamalt with French Fries ... $125 1 With French t'ri^s $1.25 Fried Clams M*«ar4 Johntar I pi,. n Shrimp In Each Basket ~ Buy A Corton For Fother'i Doy! Palmolive Soap lR«tw Jiruy Slati Stoni ...fon FISH PLATTERS 75c—f*IZZA PIE 35c-90c-1.25 PalnollnSup Surf We I'reintre Orders to Take Out — Home or Industry For toiUt «nd bath W;th6coHUb«l • All Detergent "Ice Cold Drinks Served in Frosted Glasses" 2.54 For tki family watk • l.nd.d • bath * Hitparade. M«rlbmu. H,-*p,,,i.Oa.i.i Old Gold ..le,gl,.S.I.,n.TB,y|,11 VlciIuy Wl,,llori A.P1, 7 Koot Beer - Coke - Oruuge - Coffee caktt * "'77° Frank & Thick Hamburger & Thick IHE O«£*t WlANIlC 1 I Shake 50c Shake 55c Handy Andy Trend DuxDetert Optu 7 Daji » Week from 11:JO A. M. to 11:45 V. M. All purpMI liquid School 20, Hoffman Boulevard, Coloni;i School 'l'.\, Woodbine Avenue, Avnicl Colonia Junior High School School 21, Oak Kul^o Heights, f School 24, Kennedy Park, Isclin Fords Junior jjfigh School School 22, New Dover Road, Coionia School 25, Lafayette Estates, Fords Iselin Junior High School welcomed Mr. aiu. A new meeting place wa: Charlie Bahr went the full Mrs. J. Stark. Mr. and Mrs. E iiKUMi-d due to the Increase in Israeli Tour Maryann Teresa Goryl Police Lose iix-inning distance for the po- \( M .Wi'iribfm Mroz Takes '•', t,mt Miranda. Mrs. George Mnurei memberrhlp. A committee was lice team and was eventually V ,\ members and Mrs. Jitmen Hrtfman. formed to Investigate facilities. jharged with the reversal. AvencAvenel nt thflr A trlp l0 Patricia, Murphy's Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Adolph WedsLamontA. Shafferjn Softball Paloti was {Ceasbey's most Golf Tidel .,• tin- liome of Yonkera. was planned with Elster arranged hospitality. The On Calendar W00DBRIDQE_M1M effective batter With three base COLONIA —George Mros Ot i.iir.s oBnen.;Mrs. Q'Brlen. ways and means next meeting will be with th« Maryann Teresa Gory), daugh- WOODBRIDGE—The Keas- hits, while Gyenes pumped out Avenel, one of the most con*1 WOODBRIDGE -_Roni Ra- r of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mi O'Brien.ichalrnun, in chirne. O'Briens, July 19. C 1 bey Fire Department, defend- two triples and a double for sistent golfers at the Colonl* jinowitz, daughter of Mr. and the police. Goryl, 204 Mawbey Street, be- jinff champions in the Recrea- Country Club, won the Saw*' Mrs. Benjamin Rabinowitz, 107 came-the bride of Lamont An- tion Fin; and Protection Soft- With a total of 30 base hits Green Street, will leave July 7 buck Tournament recently in , My tery Shorn in wkx SwHkp, NBC TV-th» PH Bom Chtvj Showroom wMhiy, ABC-TV. drew Shaffer, son of Mr. and ball League, anticipated a rea' spraying Kennedy Park, the the Class A Division with a rora Icilewlld Airport for a Mrs. Andrew Shaffer, 448 challenge for the 1960 crown Avenel Fire Company became 12-6—66 total for 18 holes. six-week tour of Israel Roni, School Street, Saturday, at Ifrom the Woodbridge Police, involved in a real free swing- vho is 16 years old and a sen- Saint James Church. ] but in their initial meeting, the Closg behind Mroz on the ing game with the Iselin Fire fail-ways was Hank Buoni who ior at Rutgers Preparatory Rev. Gustave Napoleon offici- Smokies proved that they an Company, and after the dense School, will be part of a select ated at the double Ting cere- still the better club with a well placed, second after carding a clouds of dust faded away, the 73-5—68. The Class B competi- group of boys and girls partici- mony. deserved 8-7 victory to insure Avenel club emerged the victor tion was also close with ErwV pating in the fifth anmm Given In Wprrlag* by. her their confidence. by a close 12-11 score despite United SynaKocue Youth Pil- father, ft gown Hansen covering the 18 holes Benny Gloff, versatile andjthe heavy bombardment, in 76-13—63 to win the event. to Israel. made of lace 1 amazing Keasbey chucker who ""'Mik"e ""~Hraba" r and' Gene Amy Second place went to W. Dr. MortorwSlexel, Erector °ver. a. fitted has been pitching long before will no doubt long remember or the United Synagogue's de- bodice wi neckline Swann, who turned in a round the origin of softball, started the past game, since both of of 78_j'3 65 partment ' of youth activities and long Her oti the mound once again to Avtnel's free swingingg batters' and leader of the pilgramage, bouffant skjftff ruffles feend- Eugene Clark was the top hurl his usual strong game. He collected four hits apiece. Js-j has said that "the youngsters ed Into a rang cathedral train. ol[el Class C after com- tired in the late innings, how- elin's Don Walters also had ar " "\ I will be given the opportunity She wore a, fingertip veil of 6 . _ !nlrtfh\rtple t ng' tr ever, and'wJc\pabiy i'elieved|biSibis! day in tn^conmies-o7"thej . ' ^ ^aolT^ !»o expfTit-nce directly a sineru- English illusion attached to a by Rapach, who checked the ibaaUer's box belting two douses ^ZltVl^t^ lar aspect of Israeli life. Foi coronet of crystals and carried alld hard-hitting police. j » triple in three trips-from two wc-'lts th-y will participate a bouquet of white roses with was Bob Beherns with a stroke white sweetheart roses tipped Keasbey held an. 8-6 lead go-the bench. . ;ictiveij in tlie work program ing into the seventh inning,' Bill Dwyer ciitrode one storm lota! of S6-27--69. .. of a Kibbutz, a co-cperatlve I in blue. j MRS. LAMONT SHAFFER ; 1 and it looked as though' it mifrhtlfiiver another for sev°n innings; Five club members tied for iKiicultural settlement." Miss Mary Ellen Jasler of first place in the Kickers tour- Swfcyerville, Pa, T*^S her cous- hold up until Rudy Gloff closed gain Averiel's mound tri- The tour will also Include Ray Smith was tagged nament with 70's for the 1*., In's maid of honor. The bridal orchid corsage. the gap for the Police with a visits to Jerusalem. Tel Aviv, home run. With one out, Joe|>v';i1 Iselin's mound reversal. holes. The quintet included J. the Nen;i, Haita, Jordan Val- attendants were Miss Judlthj While honeymooning, the Coakley, 75-5—70; E. Comer,. Yakubek, Carteret; Miss Dawnjcouple will tour the eastern Gyenes blasted a triple but was! ley and Galilee. A lecture pro- cut down at the plate attempt-JMjNOR OPERATION 75-5—70; F. George, 78-8—70;" n will provide instruction Paterson, Rahway, cousin of seaboard on their way to Miami ]c. McCarthy, 84-14-70; Mid the bridegroom; Miss Kathleen1 Beach, Fla. ing to score with the tieing run.j jjm _ ••you don't seem in JewU- .history, language, 11 C. LaZozzo, 93-23—70. Carl. Woodbrldge, and Miss Bill Burns, next batter, lined! think much of him. music ?i id dance. "the bride was graduated Patricia Hines. Woodbridge. from St. Mary's High School, a single to center which would Joe — "If he had his con- USY with a total member- Thes Misses Renee and Lois Perth Amboy, class of 1959, and have scored Gyenes. Felix science taken out it would be SWELL TRICK : ship 01 22.fl00, Is the largest Ann Kudiako of Falls, Pa., is employed by the Township of Galasso then drew a pass to a minor operation." A drunk was watching a man' associate of ::ynagogUft teen- cousins of the bride, were jun- Woodbridge in the Mayor's Ad- move Burns over to second base] enter a revolving door. A» &*/ agers in the United States and ior bridesmaid and flower girl, ministrative Office, Legal De- with the tieing run. Joe Ne-jwho Now, door swung around a pretty gbl": 'I he group of 120 will respectively. partment, meth at this point grounded to] Spil.ituaiist: ..Ahi l hear thf, stepped out. . ,.,; depart on two separate flights wayie Swaylik, Woodbridge, The bridegroom was gradu- third base for the third out toI spirit of your wife knocking." "Swell trick," he muttered,;,; vith s-.;ic\frsh, Brussels and was best man for his cousin. ated from Woodbridge High conclude the brief rally Widower "Who is she knock- •Don't shee how that «UJ 1 \mstn\Jitn', respectively, Ushering were Ronald Higgins, achool, class of 1956, and is at- ing now?" changed hlsh clothes so. fast.' Woodbridge; Raymond Peter- tending Franklin and Marshall COXSUMF RINDEX HIGH son, Avenel: Bernand LaPenta, College, Lancaster, Pa. Rising fond prices lifted the Woodbridge; all cousins of the Consumer Price Index to-an- bride, and Henry Chqmicki, Chicago;White Sox relief Ace Woodbridge. Gerry Staley appeared in eight Why Take Less other record in April — four- of his team's first 18 games and! tenths of 1 per cent higher For traveling, the bride wore did not give up an earned run than March, and almost 2 per a print sheath dress with matching accessories and an while pitching 18 innings, cent higher than a year ago. CURRENT DIVIDEND The indfx measures changes' ' on all in the prices of a selected as-- sortnu-nt of items and services" rhe for which city wage-earners SAVINGS ACCOUNTS typically spend their income. only ONE mountain shrinking performance Your Rugs look There is newer...last longer CORVAIR GIVES YOU BOTH! only one PER YEAR when cleaned by Compounded lii. 1111 <- .' v«'.i1*1! i.' i \ ' <>l ' 'nut ' i', h\ mmm-Ji NEW DEVIL'S IOOI) CAKF MIX: Like the £ood basic dress, a single fnvorilc cake ran assume different person- alities with a quirk cimnsr u«»»v «.™IE HONORS: For the nrst time in thr history of the WoodhrirtRf-American Legion's Athletic Arhlrvemtnt Award presentation, a tie in the votinn took place with Junes Mullen and Paul Malla« sharlnn the honors. Malta* WM a star football player and the Indoor NJSIAA shot put champion, while Mullen excelled in both basketball and baseball. ../ r Colonia Art Show Slated s'rih •p ^9^. OOlONIA—Robert Reid, di- top exhibits before the show rector Of education, Newark opens. Art Museum, will be the Judge A large collection of art work •v. Of the 200 entries submitted in by children in the Colonia the Colonia Art Show to bejschools Is part of the show. held from 2 to 5 P. M. in There will also be a profes- School 21 Sunday. sional artist, Al Khouri. on r-r First show of its kind ever hand to demonstrate his work. held in Colonia, the show will Stanley Schuman, 54 Overbrook be judged Saturday night by Drive, is show director, Re- • •&£&-. I Mr. Reid, so that prize-winning freshments will be wired and Iribbons may be affixed to the admission is free. ^ :> The Woodbridge Township Recreation Department Baseball! *\vv • and Softball League schedule, week of June 20, is as follows: SENIOR SOFTBALL LEAGUE GAMES START AT «:15 P. M. MONDAY,JUNE 20 Fords Sunoco vs. Iselin Field Club, at Fords Park Kenney's n. FlUjrerald's, Kennedy Park z^- WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 Iselin Field Club vs. Giordano Trucking Kennedy Park FiUgerald's vs. Fords Sunoco, Avenei Park T J * JlgKK Tavern vs. Kenney's, Keasbey Height* LIGHT SENIOR BASEBALL LEAGUE GAMES START AT 6:15 P. M, ; TUESDAY, JUNE 21 tl~ -«v ' St, Cecelia's vs. Woodbridfe Trotters, Kennedy Park H> i i Hopelavm Indians vs. Fords Recreation Center. Hopelawn School • /*> - I **•',"-1 MULTI-FAMILY ft GARDEN APARTMENTS Sewaren Aces vs. St. Cecelia's, Sewaren Glen Cove •• MAJOR BUSINESS' FIRE AND PROTECTION SOFTBALL LEAGUE «•• GAMES START AT 8:15 P. M. |»--. 1 SECONDARY a LOCAL BUSINESS FRIDAY, JUN&24 ,, f^BHSEJ^HIG^WAY BUSINESS Iselin (.'hem. H. A. L, vs. Iselin Fire Co., Kennedy Park P E « * M > * Vl ~~1 Tfft|»E**ifiltajONSERVAT)ON Avenel Fire Co. vs. Keasbey Fire Co., Aventl Park , GOVERNMENT^ CENTER. Fords Fire Co. vs. P. B. A.. Fords Park BABE RUTH JUNIOR LEAGUE LIGHT.INDUSTftY GAMES START AT 6:15 P. M. j HEAVY INOUSTRY MONDAY. JUNE 20 OPEN USES Greiner's vs. Twu Indians, IIIKII School •i ,-KAJOR HIGHWAYS Hopelawn Youth vs. Woodbridge Home Center, Oak Street TUESDAY. JUNE Si —•— SECONDARY ROADS , B. P. O. K. vs. S. L. Si K., High School m*-m PROPOSED FREEWAYS ' Woodbridge Rotary vs. St. Andrew's, Oak Street i PROPOSED SECONDARY ROADS WEDNESDAY,JUNE 2Z ii-.— TURNPIKE • PARKWAY St. Andrew's vs. Woodbridge Home Center, High School S. L. ft K. vs. Greiner's, Oak Street / THURSDAY, JUNE 23 WoodbridRe Rotary vs. Hopelawn Youth, High School / • •(MM0 IC« 'HI :,I 'GPUJKI' > I. «•«!•» 101'S B. P. O. E. vs. Billkit, Oak Street M50CHTII, «C ,»!•» I»l»'0i-.». Z. itHtHtftRi Hi* jvelopment. Zomnv Guba Family Master Plan active and caunoi •Continued fioin Page 1> frequire removal •• COHON IV — TODAY AND TOMORROW I Theme of recreation poten-j forming uses^hici. Gets Together tial in Woodbrldsi' would bejtlme of adoption "' ISELIN - Mrs. Anthony W. i created by a pattern of parluiordlnance; coming Ciuba,, 108083 Woodrufwoodruff Street, LUCILLCILLE BALL WANTS TO anonymous series of sheeshwp be- 1Ild loiispiviiiio'onservaiion uripsstrips,, helpinghelpin^rtflectlo1 reflection of ,ti ow had as house guests last week WORK with Art Carney-and IHK led to the Mason choppingt0 billd va"oll!' teMdenttal areMplan for futon K- V-: m?u CORD her swu-r. Mrs. James P. Dixon. d j ^ , least'block. , . . Loiottu You.* Ua> » "''"i^ cummumij: , , Zoning Is a bud- up"... u ln al Zonln g her hustand. and their three """ " '™ ^ ^'ta^t Je7"» iuh Zonln« «K^ulremen RrquiremenUU h iw» *• ll B where we arc iw» children, Betty Jean, James,'one special next season, p,r- ^ ^ «^ ^ h'T -B"th Zonllw, ,. lt ,8 not ^ „,, Jr., and Dorothy Anne, who,h«P« more, depending upon the ' on «^™n- another reflation must m want t i haven't seen in 15 years, were •-•) unable to be present THE COMMUNITY FOH IAPOLOGETIC THIEF AW-CONMIIONID tOU YOVR fH0Pf*« GMVOH ^ JJJ90RE, Okla, — "I'm sorry t :o do this, but I can't find a [job, and I have to feed my WOODBRIDGE INDUSTRIAL . * Green 8t Circle I Iselin i, Intersection of Route 1 *fld * q kids," said a note left in a local ANX AND .rocery store. RESIDENTIAL The owner reported that li PERTH AMBOY yallum of ice cream, 16 pounds DO.|T-YOURSELF 365 SMITH STREET of frozen vegetables, 42 pints of irozfn fruit, and bacon, coffee, t Block! Wort of Railroad Station TRUSTjCOMPANY cornflakes, and a can of dog lood had been stolen from the FREE PARKING ON PREMISES AT BOTH 8TOHES Perth Amboy, N J (••tore. '• RAHWAY AVENUE-Near the Why not buy the BEST? It may cost a There wa» no explanation foi er nce Monday Thru Saturday 9 A M to 9 P M Member Federal nepnslt IliBinance Cnrporatlon City Hal! and the Mutual Store. i hi' 44 I-HOS of motor oil and 1. little more, but it's worth thedi^ ^ ' boxes of vazor blades that also Mon. and Fri. 8.00 to 5:30 • were carted away. Tues., Wed., and Thure. 8:00 to 5:00 • Sat. BOO to Noon To be Submitted for Public Discussion June 27, 28, 29 WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP • IDDlltlX COUNTY, NEW JIIIIT ® Lincoln Tamboer. principal, and Matt J.to SII teacher TO SEE ELEPHANTS , dets must wear uniforms, Ad- SCHOOL VANDALIZED ,the weekend, Peter Karydct,;' ISELIN — Tomorrow night | mission to the circus will be FORDS -r Nine large win- Janitor, told Patrolman Nem« at 6:00 the Iselln Kadets of paid by the unit. The Kadeis dows In the Lafayette Estates jeth. Investigation showed America will meet at 88 Grand recently attended the Mm [School, which will be opened In stones and lumps of clay had Btreet to attend the circus. Ra-JFife and Drum Corps Minstrel. September, were broken overIbeen thrown at the windows. J Father's Day MMENDED -a—i . t OUR LOWEST PRICES EVER! RESIDENTIAL RESIDENCE ZONE * RESIDENCE ZONE RESIDENCE ZONE 55% Dacron; 45% Rayon ESIOENCE TRANSITIONAL ZONE BUSINESS/ NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS ZONE WASH 'N WEAR CENTRAL-BUSINESS 7.ONE ^HIGHWAY BUSINESS ZONE LIGHT INDUSTRY ZONE TROPICAL SLACKS HEAVY INPUSTIY ZONF The tropical slacks every smart man wants... because nothing less than 55% Dacron' polyester, the DuFont-approved miracle fiber, dries so fast, retains a mailed to your bank Hospital Ai6« Win* crease so long/ Blended with and deposited to your account. 453! rayon for longer wear! Graduate Degree Your New FW tnlonnatton about thii ar- Sarah Ann's Cooking Choose from the newest shades raniemtnt, contact your social PERTH AMBOY — Oeorgh ••rarity offlct. 1 F. TomUnson, personnel direc- of the season... in sizes 28 to 42, i tor of Perth Amboy General trtdtmrk Q. When 1 Mred I People are beginning to re- spoons of flpur, stir smooth; Hospital, has been awarded Security UM pMtvfflM. New aU my null then add one cup each of •alize the Importance of attrac- master's degree In business ad' ALTERATIONS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE ne«»t my eodal Menrity cheek browned stock and strained to- R' U.I.KN BASS. tive and weli prepared vege- ministration by the New Yor e«mct te my new a4dmi. mato pulp. Let simmer slowly '•"trii'l Mantftr table dishes. Plain foods set University Graduate School c is-the ma upon the dish and served In for IS minutes, stirring care- Business Administration.' Hi A. Ttte matter to you should their natural state ma; be fully. bachelor of science degree 1 accounting was earned som ,1 have notifiente d youy r social iecuri goodg, but offer little Induce- Serve In the center of a bor- der of rice on a hot platter. jyears ago at the New York Unl What ty office, too. The pott office ment to the palate. Jdellvera aoclal lecurlty checks [versity School of Commerce, »u Grutlu to the address printed on them. Buttered Beets and Celery Mr. Tomllnson joined the while i am , and dice a medium You were not at that address SO 1 cup cooked beets hospital's administrative stai eggplant and cook In boil- the duck wai returned. 2 tablespoons butter ', as assistant comptroller in 19S ing salted water until tender and in 1958 was appointet 'a teaspoon vinegar but not too toft. Make 1 Si cups personnel director. He U i ,Vi teaspoon sugar of.,rich whitf sauce and add member of the Personnel Asso <*• he might Outside stalks of celery 'or you. If Johruon picks lip strength lift eggplant, place In elation of *New Jersey Hospital iVi cup water c«n have youtVettera tour. baktnf dish, top with grated and the Personnel Adminlstra Cut beets in quarters and put tors Association of New York. cheese, paprika and bntad in saucepan with butter, vine- crumb*. Bake 20 minutes in a REGULAR 2.89 SPORT gar and sugar. Keep hot until moderate oven. ready to serve. Fricassee of Carrloti Cut outside Btalks of celery PE1 THAMBOY Select young carroty of unl- ,ln '/i inch pieces and boll until AND DRESS SHIRTS I tender. Drain and season with JUST PARAGRAPHS foim size, sufficient to make 1 1 tablespoon of butter, puund. Trim and lightly scrape Pile In center of vegetable them. Heat '« cup of cooking Pile In Let's Start Over Including WASH 'N SCHOOL oil with one tablespoon 'of jdlah. surround with beets, Curious arithmetic in stat WEARS! Sport shirts in icraped onion in a pan. Whenj ment Issued by Ministry plaids, checks, knits, H'iMratio,,* iu Fmh Amboy mthe onioOIUUInI beginucgrnos -two v.,-,.»v|clumje jCANv T , . 'Education: "In the three color, add the carrots and let "Why don't you drown your I thj Aom Jime : to novelties, trims! Dress shirts N '"'"I Building - June 22-23-24-27.28 cooki. 1in0 minutesw,l.,,,toc , turnintnriiinug them [troublesItl'OIlbleS??" 'i " AllSWRrS in 100% cotton... with so the/11 be evenly browned. | "L would, get herj- ' ' ' , ._ convertible collars! Sport me." 10 A. M. TO 3 P. M. Add to the pan thiee table- to no lo shirt sizes S, M, L, XL... BuyiiiK something on tht in ailment plan isan easy wwa dress shirt sizes 14-17. tp find It hard to pay. Butli (Ga.) Herald. BOURSES OFFERED! WALTS DRIVE-IN War Sacrifice HIRE'S WHY PRICES ARE i A chorine complained tha 10W AT I0KRT HALL 'the draft is inking so many 4 High School - i her buy friends, ahe's willlr SOFT 1 * W* sell for cash pnlyi •to play post uffiw with second icliiss miili-s. - Jax Air News * No high rtnl»l Subjects * No fancy fuiuresl I, c^ ICE CREAM Ills Concern "l||"li"8 '^piag and Survey of Calculus A democracy is a place where * No irlow windows! ;tiie rnun if t'lt! s^'^WV l» • n ION «.»ft t Cones conwnBd with • flve-dolla; deficit in the family budge WOODBRIDGE Green St. Circle (Iselin) ,)Jh «» per courw (or 30 hours of liistruc- r m • Sundaes {than five bilhun in the national ln(er«ection Routes 1 and V ,'. Wr courte fbr to noun of Instruc- budget, v- Christian" Science fee *V • Shakes Monitor- PERTH AMBOY 365 Smith Str (Viliifl A \Vuudt)riii«t K«*d ' SuLith Kuiea revises much- VI (nutestrd law. 5 BLOCKS WKS1 OF RAILROAD STATION - FREE PARKING ON PKBM18BS AT BO^H STORES f. A, SCHOOLS, VA I- f KuioiJeuii stucka strong on MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A. M. TO 9 P M. f- MARRA, U I-SHI uwrkets. . .JL. ;£mvM PAGE TEN dollarii low and starvation in lorclnt. I will be In Ostvlew Cemetery,1 Private Pool Pest Control Clifton. Man, 20, Dies TP^llr Vnki/wvt- Pursuing this «„,,, , p She was a member of the lalK OUDieCt The major cau^"' J OBITUARIES First Congregational Church Rules Voted iloeuit control 1, „„,!^ . Bt and Amerlcus Chapter 137, Or- WOODBRIDGE — Dr. Le-taetlcul warfare." " der of Eastern Star. By Hanging An ovdl- land Merrill, specialist In En- WOODBRIDGE Expert advlep tr m MRS. AONKS M COM. and John, Metuchcii; and nin tomology. College of Agricul- University Is now " lint. Surviving are her husband, WOOdBRIDOE — The death fstabllshw sanitary COLl/NIA-•••Funeral services grandchildren. Burial will be In 3e0Tge A_ shrlve; a daimhter ture, Rutgers University, was all New Jersey of Aladl Rodrlquez, 20. whose •equipments for privately- for Mrs. Aiims M. iStraini Coll, at. Gertrude's Cc-mri guest speaker at this week'sjvery serious "probi Susan M., and a son, Norman last-known address was the owned swimming pools, WHS 15 Mm i :urn Lnne, formerly of meeting of the Kiwanis Club at j mites. E., at home; two sisters, Mrs. Middlesex County Workhouse, adopted by the Board of Health Vailsbursr. Newark, will br held LOR cabin. Dr. Merrill is Dr. \j FRED ERATH Gordon Townsend. Frcdwlcks- hns been officially listed as Monday. It specifies how water the errlli ,T, this afternoon at 2:00 from the presently investigating fruit i ISEL1N r'uneral sorviceSiburg, , Md., and Mrs. Isadore suicide by Medical Examiner d lit metliV proper treatment of Hausmnnn Funrrnl Home, 1057 s to be treated, and Ujt. ™thV in eastern for Fred Erath, 66, 72 SonoraiShecher, Newark. Dr. William C, WilcnU. Sgt. otis of malntenancf. It Sheets mseqi m roses, flowers, Pt,. Sanforci Avcnur, Ivrington. insects, , Avenue, who died last Wednes-i Arthur Donnelly said today. all private pools, above or be- United btam, Burlnl will bo in Hollywood,day fttVOme held Friday morn- TJ*mi\A WINOIIIST The body was found hanging low the ground. 18 or more A film on, "Post Memorial Park. Union. , ;,„/ \ Funeral MR8-«ALD.N AW INQHST trol. His subject was, 'Stop In- Uo tlH! Rlmm from a tree at the rear of the inches in depth. Problems". Africa" was present SurviviiiR are her husband,|Home> 5a8 Middlesex Avenue. AVENEL-*uncial services for Mrs. TJaldlna Wlnquist, 77, Koppers Co., plant, Woodbrldge When It was nnnoimced thai w m Frank E. Coll. a dauRhter.JMetuchen. Burial was in Bever- 988 Rahway Avenue who died [Avenue. two additional men have om\ u Jancie A , at home, three sls-ljy National Cemetery, Beverly. Frldaj. at her home, were Four 13-year-old Carterct hired at $83,20 per week for pn in soma • shape or t*rs, Mrs. Martha OtHsler. New-: "Born In Bedmtnster, he re- held Tuesday momlnK trom youngsters — Richard Coons, five months to operate the wr 'WOODBRIDOE ^ ,„ the Grelner Funeral Home, 44 the Insect in the world. ark. Mrs. Mary Bersey, Avenel, sided here 110 years and was a Robert Burke, Robert Galamb M«t. Charles McCon-il and, Mrs. Elizabeth Gi'osvenor.'carpenter for 30 yenrs at Wood- d Kills one person every Green •Street, Woodbridge. and Walter Tandyralc— dis- several residents Sister M, Clemen* , , Rhorte Islrfhd. and a brothcrJbrook Farms. Burial was in cloverleaf Park LINDA HOPE SPROCK ten seconds Is a typical ex- s )llk covered the body. their areas are never fogged. meeting of St. Jam p^" William Strnin, NuMey. Suivivinfi arc thi'ee sisters, Cemetery, RAYMOND FtSHER ample. Other critical Illnesses w Mrs. Margarlt Soldo, Newark; A two-page note in Spanish ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs, Health Officer Harold J. ore African blindness, elephant exterttled their wishes 9he had been a resident of Arthur Sprock, West Isellrl nl » a]] Mis. Bertha Liobie, Bound was found in one of Rodriquea' Bailey explained that ° yI|1|lll Indima „disease, and sleeping nice vacation. The DOMINICK S. DKII DICIBl S Avehel^for the past 51 years.j Parkway, Istlin, have un- Rn(1 Brook; and Mrs. Annie' Joblln, Ipockets. It was from a 15-year-" wooded areas are foiled ]slcknoss ance prize was wm, atted (DECIBIJS) She Is survived by three daughHLions Hear Talk noticed the engagement of Plainfield. 'old girl who said she could no that sometimes ntin disruptnoteds • ^ agriculture field,the Henry Travastino hv PORT READING - Funeral ters, Mrs. Joseph Perry and their daughter, Linda Hope, the schedule. He also noted, mul Mrs. Emlf Peterson. Avenel, to bejinsect steals and de= one- brary prize by Mrs services for Domlnick S. Deludi-' " to Henry E. Ploskln, son of there are 27 square ctbus iDedbusi 80, 111 B MRS. ALICE P. PARSONS and Mrs. qustav DeCasses, , ^ .«.. t«ithii'd of the total production kowski. Klnde.gartpn' After his release from the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Plos- Street, who died suddenly Sun- WOODBR1DOE - Funeral Woodbridge; three stms, Jo- WOODBRIDGE — Members kln, Washington Road, Snyre- sprayed and asked everyone tOj™" ^ „ bmlons oflwwe ,n charg--f- J. Arvld, workhouse May lft-whereto day at his home, were held this services for Mrs. Alice P. Order Now! Fate's Day Is PFth Amb»y Hospital knows thai trained, dedicated nurses like ICE COLD This Sunday Mrs. Gaproniak. are hard to come by. So do most other American boa**. June 19th SEAQBAM'ft Six years ago, the California O* Company decided to heb****** 4.19 % Qt. problem in this area. As a part of ks Aids to Education program. Calk <*** FOUR ROSES «.WQt. two.nursing scholarships at Perth Amboy Hospital to encourage men JIT GORDON'S GIN j 4.09 % Qt. women to join the nursing profession. ' CARSTAIRd 4.99 Qt. SEAGRAM'S V.O. The very first scholarship was awarded to the youne la* who knov (.40 % Qt. Loretta Gawroniak, R.N. Nine other young women have since won ' Open Thursday, Friday andJSj^urday Imported and American Cordials 9 A. M. to 9:30 P. ML* All Popular Brqbds of Beer Caloil's Aids- to Education program doesn't* stop with Open Father's Day 9 A. M, to 2 P. M. , however. Each year, for example, we hw^pv^ FREE DELIVERY at Rutgers University to students frdfc fte 'Pent ( A. M. 'TO 5 P. M. li fourteen outstanding high-school seniors a boy aodT PRESCRIPTIONS eaqh of seven local schools) receive $,oo Savings.Bon* each bn* m mmm* OUK MOST IMPORTANT SERVICE! ME 4- to further studies^ And some ,40,000 schcofchiidren are benefiting from A* No Delivtrtat on WednMdayi Chevron School Broadcast - a CaloU-sponso.cd auric education flrogia, FREE, PROMPT July and Aufutt // This year, as in the,past, Caloil continues its program of Aids to DELIVERY Education. It's our way of helping to contribute to 4 number of Ktjl.ltml rtunuadst an Duly WOODBRIDGE in the educational field. LIQUOR STORE CAI FU 1-8455 Mary Audi milk, fiuy -'1=ORNIA OIL COMPANY 574 AMBOY AVKNUK, WOOIUlKllMiK CHfVRON Pt»|ftN« -your good neighbor in Perth the dwtructlve effects of the PAOE ELEVEN gun. Bleaching creams are in Vocational School luehard Louahran Bryn Donald Sttphtn Elko frank Stallord Joule Barbara Ann McCrobi* Jonald OMfg* Buchholi Peter Raymond Radtr Irbool 24 PTA wide u«e to help rid their skin Patricia Ann EQtrman Barbara Mary Jora Louis* T*r**a McDonald Ann Stroln of frecklei and the unattractive To Hold Graduation Charln Buda Andrew Albert Ellli Edward Martin Joyce rohrt Jot*ph Radlch Kathleen Mary Sullivan Jentt Elitabeth McElroy MarUys Adrl*nn* Railowiky Arl*n* EUiabtth EUwtngtt P*ter CUy* Joyce loyc* B. Salch color of their fading sun tan. WOODBRflXJE _ Qradua- Richard Walter Buioktrood Virginia Ana McEnroe lohn Jouph Rebeck |s Organized LMU* Emmtr Stephen Jatn*i Kag*r Patricia Ann Sallon All thU expense and troubl_._tloe n exercises for Middlesex Mary Ann Bukowikl James Fronds McGe* John Peter. kemenUkt J G*n* Howard Eihleman Joieph J. Kallnowiki Richard Nlcholai Swayllk p;r A. was or- seems foolish. It would be far County Vocational and Techni- Blchard J. Bukowikl Kenneth Jamn McGuir* Mary Aim |. n*mpkowikt fl Martt Grae* Busnocort Norman Btthara Fahad David John Kaltech Ronald Ben|amm Swink wiser to limit the amount of Joan AgnM Mclvet Catherine Rita Rent : held In cal High Schools will be held Klcholai Jcnn»i Burdaih lohn Mlchatl Ftkttt Gloria Jean Kornci Judith Am* MeKean Valerie Mori* Bwltalikl nun one gets In the first place Albert William Kantor Ther**a B*mad*tt* Rlnaldl Wednesday eveing at the Perth Sharon Marl* Burbeh Dtannt Mart* Fenton Ellen Mart* McKeon Mark A. Swttier Joieph Glenn Kara Mariann* JanMt* Robbiss ,,il t „ chair Barbarann* CabaHtro Marl* Elraa Ferrlii Mary Ann Margaret McNally Richard Peter SWIIJM Amboy High School at 8:00. Jam*! ]. Karoly Roch*n« Rocker , o,6mmlt Mary DOIOTM Can.Iltrl P*t*r F*rw*rda in Charledln* Ann Medvick loyce Loretta Scabad Namcy Kath Ronald S. Rogoilrukl , (-nmmltteeii as Among the graduates will be Nancy Mart* Carlion Kathlwn Ann Fattirly Angelina Meicuilo Michael Frank Tahlrak ri jFly-UpRitet ROM Ann Katramky Ruth Ann Rokoi* ] the following girls from the Donna It* Carroll LouiM Figllollno Patricia Loulie MleU Eleanor Elaine Takaa ri,rl Limn, ct Wo0( loieph Vincent Kehoe Mary Jan* Roman i lbridge Vocational High Janti Louli* Caruio AUrtd Anthony Fiortllo Rona Heltnt Taniman ..IVP pnmmlttee, a»- Robert tarry K*U*y Jo-Ann Mlenaliki To**ph William Komaih 8chooi; Nadi Maurttn Ann Caiio Nleholai FlortUo Gary Andrew Terebuah ,',, Michael Peg<». Held by Scouts ™ cw°i FOX,A V Gerald Peter Kemaih Elaine Janet Mlhal Thomas Anthony Roeamllla Diana Ian* Catlno Alice Gall FUhman loon Corutance Ttnella nfl Mr8 enel; JaC( ueline Ar Thomai Edward Kenney lane Maryanne Mlkrut luanlta D. Rosco* P,H|,7»n. & ' ,a™ r« m l >n Manchec, Edward Joitph Fltuimmoni Dorothy Claire Thotnai Dorothy Victoria Ctgtlikl Iun« Dorothy Mlkrut Edith Ntlta Rewnblum inI1 (,.,„„ Middlesex ISELIN - Fly-up ceremonies Keasbey; Patricia Mucclgrossl Judith Ann Kenny Carl ChrUlopher Thompioi for Brownies of Girl Scout Btvtrly Grac* C*n*gy John Henry Fletcher Jr. lamei Gerard MUler Carol* Ann Row* Iselln; Joyce Elaine Oznrskl, Richard Thomai Kenny lamei David Thompeon Neighborhood 2 was held at WUllan Horny C*nato Lillian Thtrtia F«ili Kathryn Jan* Miller Eleanor Roeil i( t|,, nominating Iselln; Eileen Ann Rebecca Helen Mary Xermondy Shirley Ann Tlmko the Presbyterian Church Mon- Gall Dorothy Chaodl«r Vlnctnt Louli Foil Marilyn Marl* Miller Nancy Marie Rugg*rl ,',-iKtnl by Mn Whelan, Colonta; and Carol Richard Lee KUlmer .Carolyn Mary Tobiai day. Rev. Roger Sldener nobtrt Datld Chttkto Winiam Jamti Foli Maria Ann Mlnucd SustleB UatU BMIBMIHII , ,. . William Marl* Ya»kow»ky, Hopelawn. Elaine Gall King rompri Anthony Tokoty iM Mr5 the Invocation and Mrs. Patrlda V*tpnlca Cholar Valtri* A. Eot Patricia Mitxak Judith Marie Rtttkal ,. K11 nifiit Tlstan, Bruc* Th«odor* Chom«y Mary Ann Joan Franchok . Helen Kathleen Klpiey Carole Elitabeth Mohary Carol Ann Ruikavich Ronald loieph Tool* ,1 Mccrory. MmCourtney. , troop organiser, was Nancy. Carol Fronki Robert John Kiiko Patricia Ann Torret speaker. COLLEGE GRADUATE Clyd* WlBlam Chrlit»ni»n Marilyn Margo Mohr Mary Ruskurtl M Mr, Frntik Brink Otnnlt Boy Chrtiltnitn Kurt Wolfgang Freudenreich " Carol Ann Kitchin John George Molnai Gall Bernice Trawrniki .'.' Kenneth Joteph Rychlickl •p'.nddciis Plummer Olrla were Invested as Barbara Ut ClborowiH Nancy Helen Frohwtln Darld Alan Kline , , David Frank Moral*! Dennii' Traynor Sandra Rochelle Soblattky ,.. ,nfi PfRns; Mrs. Scouts as follows: Mary or Uonord Rtehard Clullrsda ' Charlti Martin Fulllngton Carolyn Patricia Knox Barbara Elian Moran Diana Dobrei Trlpptedt |*ann*tt* Dolor** Sabo .,,.',,„ chairman of Vida, Chrtotlne Bobal, and Physics of thej Barton Paul Clark Patrlda Marl* FunV Mary Ann Julia Kocsii Mary Ellen Ann Morgan Barbara Ann Trooekin " Joan Marl* Sabo "j, , cnmmlttef, M- Louisiana Stats University, Douglai Em*ry Qark Thomai William Fun« Gloria Jean Koctan Stuart Marvin TrootWn . ;t Rees, Sally Shukls, Nancy Louis* B. Morony . Martin Allen SochanoH \i' v^rtiip cum- Williamson, Karen D'Apollto, Baton Rouge, La. with n Bach- Kathryn Marl* Clark Eliiabtth Helen Fusloi Eileen Kodilla Patrjda Jan* Mom- H*nrt Richard Troit ' =• Ronald Louil Gdgllardo Carolyn Franc*! Sack«tt Thomai Tucket ' Rapp Donna Michael, Jacqueline Fox, elor of Science Degree, major- Mat Z. Cotn , y HUbert William Koepke Kaien Vem Mrai ing In ~' Patrlda Gallnii Theodor* Joseph Sagei Carol Elliabeth ilrtk ... Of Mary Hanullt Linda Bergln.l.. Walttr G*rald Collier * Joanne Jean Konarski lame» Thomai Mullen Jarbara Jean Sahul clisirman Agnet Marie ^Gallagher Marlyn Sutasne furnef ' i- • v nimmltttt. u- Barbara Travis, Veronica! Antony J. Colombettl * Judith Ann Kondoi Wayne Stephen Nagrosit Anthony D. Salerno ( Richard ftul barber Anthony Thomai Uibanik • An6la, Janet; lamti Thomai Comptoi * ' John Lambert Koneiky Frank Andrew Nagy Diccne Therw* Salvla , Mlrhafl Carol* Margaret Gartan Rkchard S. VaOa loan Marl* Comunalt WUllam Fred Koopman Jr. Gtorla Itan Nagy Georg* Bruc* Saramond Hl,ov,r. Mm. WflPlaner, Jane Ellen, David Gati George VanDen Houtm Jakti lourph Connlll Gloria Jean Kopcho MSann* Ckdri Nagy George Andrew Scrrao ,, „„(! Mm. R»y Thomai Joi*ph Gaul Carol Ann Van Pelt Gayla Ann Connolly - Joan France! Kopytko WilUam Joseph Nagy lam** Filar Sondahl Olga Ann Gtorg« Mary Ellen Varey denl of tn Joitph Paul Contala Karen Elaine Kotfai Richard Kenneth Ncrpoll Mary Mart* Santoro Wi,1'flkrr. prlncl- Lorraine Miller, Kathy Dero.' e Board, will present Barbara Helen* G*rba Ronald G*TOU Vargo toann* Eliiabtth Coiqrovs Richard John Kovock Thomai Napramlk Lydia Mart* Santos 'Iif pnrentJ and lohn Patrick Glardlna Saveria Franc** Vatlcane , Patricia Johnston, Laura Baum, the diplomas. The program will ElUabtth Ludll* Cottlltuo John Joieph Koraci Elaine Nancy Neat Ellen Ruth Saranciak .1: Edward Mc- Jamti B. Gibbons IH Eleanor Marl* VtqUa Marlene Schnleder. Oall Me- conclude with benediction by| ' Andrtw Charlti Crant Hobert Joieph Kovaci Francis Jerome Nekarda bhn Wttliam Savacool Dorothy Jean GUroy Caryl Ann Vldico ;| ,i i f s c- x County Cord, Robin Weiss, Nancy Moy-1 Rabbi Newberger. i Barbara Hixabtth Crtui Edward Koiack Mary Ann Nevell Carolyn Christine Savage Ann M. GlolcUa Diana Patrlda VorU i,:! and Harry nlhtn, Marlon Thomas, Nancy !amM Edward CromwtU John Koiak John Herbert Nitliin Steve lay Savareie The cla»s will march from the Laura J*an Given Poulerl* Reumary Vrobel , nf elementary Thoraen, Chyrl Courtney, Maurttn Ann* Croiby Dorothy Paula Koiik Uili* Hilda Nlmi WUllam B. Savo stadium as the band plays the Mkhad Howard Glaiter Dehlla Jeanne Walkn i:,i vtrt fliest Deborah Kronseder, Blrginla "Coronation March" Maryroa* Ann* CruUs Stanley Joieph Kraiovic Carole Joan Novak Christine Madelin* Schaeier Joan Ann Antoinette Granata Emily Ann* Walker Mengo. Linda Fink, Diane Eliiabtth Cffthtrtnt Crump Robert R. Krauii Jr. Roumart* Ann Novak Robert James Schlavone Members of the class of i960: John RuwtU Granelll John Donald Wardlow ::. :aiii-d for the Blythe, Joanne Strada, Vivian Robtrt Crutchlcy Nlcholai Henry KreiU Francu J. Novovnky Roy lamei Schmidt air as follows: Carol Ann Greco Maryann Francei Schmoll Dorti Ann Warman. •• :iv Mm. Edward F. Bruc* Cryital Patricia Ann Kreudl JcrmM Robert O'Brien Alexander, Linda Prentls. Bon- Wayne H. Griffith! Ledle David Wanen WUllam Own Culton Jamei Chatlei Krutiler loyc* Mart* Obropta lohn Kurt Schneider ',;..- Mrs. Hamilton nie Jo Jacobaon. Carol Bablak.l Nancy Lee Abel David Banet ,Gro«iman Unda Diane Wanick Kartn LaV*rat Cutltr Irene Jean Kublcka David Odell Edward Henry Schoeffler Jr. •Mnit. Mr». Jamei and Deborah Etwezak. John Mlchail Adirno Robert Edward Grouman Joan Ruth Scholt Edward Stuart Wat*» •lub*(h ABB Cwtokalo Barbara Ellen Kuboveti Raymond John Olver v.ce president, Mrs. Ilda Demlng was In- toann* L Guttadora Gary Alan Schonwald Hobnt Fred Weber Roeallnd Donna Ack*rman Barbara Cathtrtnt Datak Madelon Marie Kuchle Carole Ann Onody riraham. second veated u a new Brownie leader Madelin* Htltn Gunaly Tina Leila Schonwald Loll Ronnie Wetnei Ronald Jo*tph AUqalir Maautrlt* Vnonlca Dall Gilford 0. Kucima Raymond AUred Orlando Donald C. WhH- Ktnnath Anthony Guixo Donald Allen W**cotl New Olrl Scout leaders will be Barbara Florence Amato Carol Ann Danhtlmtr Joanna Mary Kulcssr John M. Oiborne Roland Ktnseth Hagan Alan Rolland Schoonovtr Haroa uiiauvui nvnemn v vice president, Mrt. Oeorge Courtney, Mr«, Robert Michael Andiiwi Edward Danltli Judith Lucy Kummler Theodore }. Ostetbye Paul Blchard Halaji i Alfred Herman Schroth Barbara Ann :*-rrda, treasurer, Arthur dough, Mrs. Warren Thereto Harriet Androiko Barbara Ann Donitwici Joel S. Kunman Joyce Cathsrine Padla Carol Joyce Handtrhan Joan Ann Schulti Carol Tireia > Hourkf, record- Rees, and the new troops will! Robert Anthony Anlirtno lohn Dankanyln Thomas Gerry Kutma Lawrue* Jaraei Pado v MM. Ralph 1 Norman Arthur Hanien Carl Andrew Kwiatkowiki Gertrude Schwari j Jarnn Carl meet Tue«day afternoon, Wed- Andrt E. Apoitol Sttphin Draab Danko Michael Jamei Padula Phillip* Bradbum Hansen Thomai Stephen Seabasty RoMntari* E. Wl*cs*nak teat- nesday and Thursday evenings Carmtna Virginia D'Apollto Barbara Ann Lacky Dolor** Koialle Pante Anfaony loeeph Bagimkie Edwaid Hapitak Rita J*an*H* Seaman > Winiam David WUtad ,• " Arthur Erb,;m the fall. lohn Iot«ph Dantn Gladys Joyce Lair Barbara luittne Parente hue* Paul Ballot : Godl Hannah Harrii John Edward Sedlak )*an Carol Wild Kathtrtnt LOUIM Daum Marilyn Joyce Lambert C. Jamei Parki I lohn Stiphan Boliya Marlori* EU*n Harrlt Don Louis Semon Carol (ton WUBans Dolor** tkniM Joan Kathleen Larien Dlxl*. Lee Parki Balogh Joeeph P. Haydu Jr. Lucreda Janet Senqtore Richard Winkkr ... , rAJR QUESTION Eua*M Joy*t Darli Carol Lynne Leal Jun* Alexandra Pan 1 Dorothea Veronica Hayduck Olga Eligia Seneiy Joan Jo Ann Wlniidd MacPntrion «ai strolling Bcmgut CanMlla HOM Dano Roger WUllam Lebeda Joseph Thomai Paitend down the street when he no- Bttty Ann C«ctUa Banoviky Utmtb D«ak Ad*l* )*ann* Helnbach Kathleen Elaine Lelten FJalne Helen Pastor Allc* Sndinslcy Richard S. Wodiiniki Robtrt John Htmiel Emily Ann Serko AUud Cod Wahlan ,,' ,., ticed what IM thought was the laMt Ann Baranko Btrnadln* ). D* Asqtlo Andrea Joan lenart iMarianne Joyce Pastusiak t BEAUTY Elaln* Ida Htashaw Judith Helen Lepp Carolyn Victoria Patania Bftbina Rose Seulert Winiam John Wohlen h , Pellegrina Patricia Barbalo •Uab*tb Mary D* Bo*r familiar figure ot a friend. Suiartn* I*crn Herman 1 David Lee Shcmdolow lobn Ratxrt BOM EUaan Ben-bora D*D*rja Brian DennU Leupold Doretha Mae Pate Ellxabtth Th*r*M WojtkvwikT^ . \ Quickening his steps, he came Ronald Albert Higgini I Joan Shan* LawtMc* Paul Wood Gloria Nancy Baton Bttty Ann DtUaplttro EUen Frances Levine Carole Baibara Paul Buntan can be up to the man and slappep d him Phyllii Joan Hilarciyk Joel Warren Shan* Suann* Marl* Woodi --<• ' Norman Richard Btctna Virginia Eliiabtth D*Mactdo Susan Miriam Levlne George M. Paul Nancy Xay Hinei Leslie MUlei Shannon III Ronald John Wbrobel '*" Howrvcr, dont on the back. To hi* amazement loan Ann Btck Elcrlna Aqnn Dtmbowilri Charles Harland Linti Suian Qltatxth Hlnei Diane Patricia Paulick Ruth Union Shapiro Richard Homy Wright •: sunshine, In and contusion he then saw Barbara EUiab»th Backer lohn A. Dtnnii Edward Michael Uska .» healthful and that he had greeted an utter! Mita Hipp Joseph Sylvntn Llsoikl Paul Victor Peace Jr. Bbabeth Ann Shara Frank Robert YaeUsoui '• Charln Crnton'Btdt lanlc* Al«ds D*Satnylk Andrew Lltkey Paul Peck John F. Shears Robert Thoraai Yagm v-.i-.i:- skin. In over-jltr»nt*r. Adtlhtld Kaiollot 8»hi«m Prone** Audrey D*t«r n,'i;ie i different "Oh. I bei your pardon," he Lorren Lee Ltvlngiton Betty Ann Peigelbeck Mary Ann Shymko Barry Julu Yiknik . : Ian»t CKtlia B*lko ' CoUrartn* Ntttl* Derrick Douglai Franklin Hoehle jtald. apologetically, "I thought Elisabeth Margaret Lo)*wiki Patricia Roie Pero Virginia Ann Slca Robert Thomas YulD* Edwin H. B.nd.r, ]r. lane Ellen Hoehle Mildred Ann Lorsong Douglas Henry Petetson Georg* T, Sldrony ,. lortlel Ann* Yttrttada P*t*r Thomai B«nl Mary Dolor** DilkN Ronald Jamti Hojjiman complications! n .Richard John Loti Joan Loii Petenon Vivian Marl* Siegel Kathy Jam* Zak »me." Joan Baoyola | Arltn* LOUIM Dillwonh Dorothy Margaret Holmann Gall Aarion Lourie Marilyn Joan Petenon Carolyn Ann SUeo Charlotte Joyce Zambot recovered Vtnctnt GUnn DIMauro Barbara Ann Holthelmer . Douqlai Malcolm Jirkowltt Diane Marie Madsen Matthew Robert Petenon Georgette Mary Silvaney Patrlda Marie Zboycn Robtrt loMph DtSallt Alice Mary Hopkins Harriet Ql*n Bcrnittln Bruce. Kenneth Magargal Henry Anthony Petins Francei Mary Silvia Riebard Joiepb Zeitler fiarid Ward DUbrow Carolyn Diana Horayak WiUlara Cailo. Btrrty Camlll* Magno Dayna Lorraine Petiow Joas Audrey Simun Allan George Zellda Wont Audr*y Dodd Martha Edith Hortobagyi toah. do you hare to hit me so Gary Thomai BUka Uonard George Maqnuson James Daniel PieUler John Stephen Slpos Patrlda Ell*e» tdm ' Rooald Iam*i Dolan Era Ann Horvath 'hart?" Htruy Emit BUok* Roberta Mary. Moj*wiW Joan Eliiabeth Pfeiilei lo-Atm Marie Sltar George H. Zoldnk Norma Doll Joieph Stephen Horvath • \jKJiiure over a "What do you cmre," retorted Edwaid Sunl*r Bloch : i Leille bhn Majcr Foieph Alexander Pleiller Beverly Ann Silan Dolor** McniRttet Zokfl : Toan Mori* Dosohut Gary Bruce Houiman •« resulu In a,tiMphtnon. "how hard 1 hit Robtrt Ronald BhMtvItt Carol Lee Phillips Carol Ann Sloan Joan B. ZolnowiU f " TMnai Raymond Donovan Geoig* Joieph Hovanec III :iii' uuUlde layer Macklntafrr Mary M Myth* . '" Paul A. Mallaj Eleanor T. Pillik Hcmy Richard Smith h. Joan Edna ZuJtak ») Carol EUiabcth Doolty Joan Mori* Howell !iiiUc« a coar»-i •-<»; rhmai Mlcha*! Bobal • . Betty lane Mandy Id-Ann Ruth PUot Robert Smith Martha Joy Borfl Lynn Ann Howeth vi^'.Ol: It Will H*l*n Mary Bodnar William Stephen Manoi Joyce Debra Plnelli Edward ]c«»ph Smoyak VOICE OP HPIKIENCE Mary Hlicbtth Donbtcker Carol Louil* Huber > iitft much futex Robtrt Bruc* Bo*hm«r Mary Patricia Manser lames I. Pocsik Eleanore Mary Snedeker MIDDLESEX i The visitor to the mountain ' Dtnnii Richard Dragoi John Meintrt Hunt rj F"- the ladles, Judith Loll Bohlk* Margaret Phllomena Margiotto John David Pollock Ethel Florence Snyder COUNSELING region, finding an ancient cabin | Richard Edward Draurula Patricia Harriet Hurley ludllh Vldorla Bonakky Ronald H. Marhofler Suianno Mary Polony Joan Ana Sobcsyk SERVICE with an equally ancient char- I loan Prancti Droban Frank George Husko Margaret Elliabeth Markut loan Carol Potts Frank Anthony Sokloski Carol* Ma* Bank David Jerome Jacobi won;'-:, spend mil- acter taking hi* eate on the Virginia )*an«tt* Drummond Ronald John Mascenlk Diane Elaine Poulsen Henry Lynn' Sommprs Suian Itan Bow*n Edwin Janwn year u:\ creams i^ety pOIth. wu alked to sit lohn Druiaba Frances Carol Mastandrea • Barbara Ann Powell Glenn William Sorenien Physiological Darld Fr»dirtck Boyl* Raymond Waltel Jauch tiiemsfiifa young,', »nd r^t hU bone*. He Dotorw Dubay ! Iran* Margaret Matyi Barbara Dorothy Powers Joseph George Spano Jr. and u whita Thomai Chrlitophn Bradlty Michael Leon legllniki l*^'hW Y« ««eh accepted the proflered rocker Paul William Dugaith I 'John R. Matyi Earl E. Prang Edward Gary Springer lantt Carolyn Brlaqi Patricia Carol Jelliion Educational n-'nv r these umegratefully. | Mlchatl M. Duran | Catherine MilUda Maurer Judith Sharon Prang Unda Kathleen Sproch () Robtrt Allan Brltton Barbara Jeanne Jennings Stuart Dychtwald Irene Kathryn Mayer Richard Piasnal ' LoU Ann Stankoviti tlici; akin and The Did man* wordleuly Caiolyn Gtialdlm Browtr Warren Walter Jensen Counseling i t.v 1 Andrea Cathcrint Dtiombak . Joyce Frances Mayer John George Prici Ariene Judith Stanton H.-OIIK mniight Torpufled hit pipe. Finally he H»len THtitKJ Brown Warren Donald Jenuen Alan W. Atkinson, M.A.,» ;s Kaartn LOUIM Eagtn Annette McCheaney Carol Ann Province Martin Sheldon Staum tuod for them, ibroke the alienee. Itan Anna Brown Brenda Johnson Donald Economo* i LM Charles McChesney Lawtence Putkai Keanelh WUllam Stein Director ; : tali finds manj! 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PAGE TWELVE vlce-versa » „... n with tremendous " H Slotnick HOLLYWOOD NEWS powerfully portray^ The Crow's Nest Five unfortunate „. wnlfl lins bought the'had their hair siim-. 1,,,.,-y Is Honored Andrew Tully's book,;the skull by thru . which is not as a punishment AVENEL n\Zi"\\v Diu brass, but. the!lnR» Vith'the ,nr[lp B'nai Jacob hrlri its final mret- ,„,., I,,,,. f,-v who work In emrms- ta get ln _^ ing of the season Sundny at sirs mid IK-'P mRkP *neri(l goi enemy In this the Avenel community center. n.iiiirl jtrayed by a Rabbi Philip Brand was unan- handsome bmiu,,, playing Bing Here and There: imously re-plected spiritual NiMil sliipmaii, Indwdhflsso leader for the coming v PAGE THIRTEEN Former Sewaren Resident Sweetness and Light Plans Study in Germany Volunteers B, CHARLES E. GREOORT Mi-R. Elnint Stewart, a former Scwnrcn rcsl Hypnotized (lent, has bCRii awarded a rinan R, Richard Krauss has offered scholarship for ntnc weeks of, (Mil ioiTimiinity—which has such stupen- study In Oermany this summrr By Doctor '.I'jhi'l'ities that perhaps we should consider throuifli Stanford University nnd the National Defense Edu- cation Act. MrR. Stewart. Is tho COI.ON1A — Election of ofV'; them. ficrrs Hn the former Margaret Catherine SilakoAl plaining that the original osteo- would just be financed by another years in Germany." nue, Woodbridge, was elected shown under an arch of saber, formed by Lt. Bara's classmates at a wedding held at West Point at are pathlc medical school WM to the Sphinx and Key, hon- Most Holy founded In 1874 by an MJDi Fhf.se bonds would be issued at the Seventy-five persons wen Trinity Chapel. or society of the university, There are now 15,000 osteopaths selected to make the language- •AT borrow an original $500,000 for the The honor b bestowed upon in the United States, and 500 study trip from approximately and then annually thereafter. those women who have shown In New Jersey. In this state 300 student*. Mrs. Stewart will mteopathlc physicians take thft study at Bad Boll which is near outstanding character, lead- West Point Wedding Rite same license exam to practlet istuttgart. 8he will leave New ership and a service to the medicine as do MJD.'s. M i |: 11 be some other Incidental expenses. York by plane Monday for university in addition to •A.uiid be practically negligible when one Berlin, She and the other maintaining a high scholastic For Margaret Silakoski Dr. Thaler discussed the hli* average. Miss Dinsmore is tory of hypnosis and its present >iil(! the vastness of the Krauss Idea. Scholarship recipients will AVENEL - Rt. Rev. Msgr.i upend one week In Berlin and the newly - elected Junior emergence from being dubbed Joseph P, Moore officiated at probably be necessary to construct some are to visit both east and west Clan rice president and ser- quackery and nonsense to th« •11 quarters for the Rose troupe, but we sector*. The group also will at- ved M a member of the Soph- the double ring ceremony when Emblem Club status of a respectable medical n Conrad Hilton and make these ar- tendd ththe IInternational Film omore Claw Council, the Miss Margaret Catherine Sila- technique. He described its us* : vi ry quickly. He could include a ter- I Ki-dtival before leaving for Bad Serjeant Hall Court, varsity koski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. In producing anaesthesia, in swimming team, Campus Maps Season dentistry, and put six volunteer* Boll. Members will visit Berlin Leon B. Silakoski. 198 Minna mi.mt for summer .we, with arrange- Committee, Sergeant Hall from the audience into a hyp-, •nriivvp it with glass when It gets chilly. schools, refugee camps and Avenue, became the bride Of WOODBRIDGE — The Em- ••i v government officials. At Council, Tarsity lacrosse team blem Club 351 of the Wood- notlc trance, These volunteer!' Lt. Thaddeus Joseph Bara, son went into gales of laughter when iu,t a.s well do a real Job—which, of .Bonn the student* will be the actlvltiet chairman and is bridge Elks had the final meet- told they had heard a funny ,m so long as we can have enough KiH'sis of the West German vie* president of Delta Delta of Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Bara, ing of the season Monday night Delta. story, scratched their arms (government. 1700 Edgar Road, Linden, Sat- at Hungarian Reformed Church !il! our fountain pens for signing the when told they itched, etc., ac- Mrs. Stewart 1* also a gradu- urday at a Nuptial Maw at Hall with Mrs. Rosemary Maz- Mn first few years, at least, there ought 2ND POLIO CLINIC cording to an eye-witness at ate of Douglass College 1936. j Most Holy Trinity Chapel, West zeo presiding. ;: h :ountain pens still out of the hock- ISELJN — With the sug- the meeting. Her two children, Randall, 14.' The Initiation of Mrs. Max gestion to, "put this before Point, New York. UP this trifling necessity. ,ind Laurie, 10, will spend the Kellerman, a new member The Iselln physician explain* (your swlmmlni? date", the Given in marriage by her! took place. ed such phenomena as delu- at their summer home in High- Greater Iiielln Civic Association] FORDS MAN GRADUATES: father, the bride wore a gown sions, age regesslon, halluclna- M announces Its second Polio Wayne L, Konopka, 101 of embroidered nylon tulle with: Announcement was made thatj CONTINUE STUDIES:.-|tipns and the Increasing use f_ ipmember—above all—how urgent it is * Springs, Vermont. Clinic on Father's Day iSun- Bloomileld !a floalteped, eeoopeH -neckline,j^ P^^anent wriUen_charter Avenue, gradu- Robert Martin Sorensen, son hypnosis in crime detection. A day) at School 18, Indiana ated Saturday from Stevens jshirred sleeves, and a sweep was received from the Supreme of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sor- lively question - and - answer Avenue from 1:00 until 4:30 Institute of Technology. train. She wore a bouffant veil Emblem Club. ensen, 7 Mystic Street, Fords, period followed the talk, P. M. Second, third, and Mr. Wayne, a brother of attached to a cap of rose petals, Mrs. Irene Van Dalen, first graduated from Newark Col- | fourth shots will be admin- Chi Phi fraternity, served at and carried a cascade of roses vice president, advised the sick .uir imagination full rein, we consider lege of Engineering with a jistered. Ample parking space lsj Initiation Week Chairman and stephanotls. committee had one member on BAPTISM HELD A inch our pool can be put during the Bachelor of Science degree in {available. .. J and Pledgemaster. the list. ,usr certainly we don* want to lose a The maid of honor icae Miss Civil Engineering SEWAREN — Thomas Zajae, The ways and means commit- son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Mary Lou Wranitz. Avenel, and He was awarded the Robert .pnt of enjoyment from our new facility. bridesmaid* were Miss Sophie tee reported the recent spag- Zajac, 60 Bridge* Street, was hetti supper was a success and Ridgway Prize of the Metro- Shaffer-Goryl Wedding and Miss Carol Bara, Linden, politan Section American So- baptized Sunday at St. Steph- [sisters of the b r i d e g r o o m, that a card party Is scheduled en's Church, Perth Amboy, by K- mve.sary to provide a grandstand for for November 10 at Koos ciety of Civil Engineering aa Junior bridesmaids were Miss member of the Honors Option Rev. Joseph Banak. Sponsors Anne SUakoski, Avenel. sister Brothers, Rahway. Two cake •" attend the swimming exhibition In the Group. were Miss Patricia Straczynski, Rites Held in St. James of the bride, and Miss Doroth^ sales are also scheduled, one but the engineers surely can adapt these Mr. Sorensen was president Woodbridge, and Joseph Luc, WOODBRIDGE — Saturday Miss Patricia Hines, both of|Ann Hagerty, Rahway, cousin during July at the Mutual of the American Society of Wilmington, Delaware. A fam- 'i winter use and include a heating plant Woodblici c of the bride. Super-Market, and the other in at upon Miss Maryann Teresa; 8 - M'** Renee and Civil Engineers, assistant ed- ily party was held at the home. •rnimal specifications. We'll merely enclose August, place to be announced. Ooryl. d^hte, of Mr. and MrsJJ^,^ EXfe™* The best man was Lt. James itor of the Chi Epstlon Fra- Others in attendance were the •vith ulass—so when the water in the pool 1 Members attended Flag Day Daniel Ooryl, 204 Mawbeyljunl01. Drl(lesmBld and Luzerne, Pa., ana turnity, recording secretary maternal grandparents, Mr. and (1 ceremonies Sunday at Wood- " an have an ice show. Tfte skaters will Street, became the bride of!girl, respectively. ushers included Lt. Robert of American Rocket Society, Mrs. S. Kozna, Sewaren, and bridge Park sponsored by the '•'•*•• ovn the rooms we provided for the Lamont Andrew Shaffer, son| Wayne Swaylik, Woodbndge, Andersen, Cocoa, Fla., and Lt, and member of Christian Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Straczyn- Edward Brady, Union. Elks. Fellowship. ski, Woodbridge. • •" the hot months. of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shaf-jwas best man for his cousin The community service and The arch of sabers was held In September he will teach fer, 448 School Street, at St.]Ushering were Ronald Htgglns, welfare committee is now under for the couple by Lt. Bara's and continue studying for James Church with Rev, Ous-jwoodbrtdge; Raymond Peter- the direction of Mrs. Richard classmates, his Master's Degree at Le- GIFTS for 'tie swimming show, the ice extrava- tave Napoleon officiating at the son, Avenel; Bernard LaPenta Coley. Further plans were made high University. double rln$ ci'remony. Woodbridge, all 'cousins of the For a wedding trip to , for a children's Christmas >* on the house—with hot chocolate muda, Mrs. Bara wore a white BOK'E Met AIN bridegroom, and Henry Cho- Party and a cocktail party to > served during intermtMion. In the Given in marriage by her linen dress with white acces- 01 micki, Woodbridge. be given in December. the grandstand, adequately heated, IN DKSMARK: Bolre Mc- father, the bride wore a gown sories and an orchid corsage, DAD Proposals for memberships and equipped, will be a children'*'play Cain. 65 North Hill Road, of point de mache lace over For traveling, the bride wore They will reside in Columbus, for ColonU. left Wednesday for skinner satin, a fitted bodice a print sheath dress with Ga,. were brought forward for ini- thp youngsters can be' suitably enter- with a Sabrina neckline, and matching accessories and an tiation at a later date, and an- th Varde, Denmark where he The bride, a graduate of St '" ? parents are upstairs watching the will participate in the 'In- long pointed sleeves. Her bouf- orchid corsage. The couple will, nouncement was made that a Father's Mary's High School, Perth Am- (THIS SUNDAY) dent exchange program for fant skirt of ruffles extended:tour J-he eastern seaboard on membership drive will be con- 1 boy, is employed as a dental technical enwrlence. Mr, Mc- into a cathedral train. She their way to Miami Beach, P1&, receptionist in the office of Dr, ducted during the summer with SHOP ES Cain who h»s completed wore a fingertip veil of English The bride was graduated T. V. Cartwright, Rahway. Mrs. William Moore, chairman. lhr fJtu y illusion attached to a coronet from St. Mary's High School, Lt. Bara was graduated A third trustee, Mrs. Paul "^•'• ^ere may be agitation for similar « »'•" ? f 'I of crystals, and carried a bou- Perth Amboy, class of 1959, atid Yuhas, was elected and will be l"°ns in other sections of the Town- from Linden High School, Val- quet of white roses with white is now employed by the Town- ley Forge Military Academy, officially Installed at the Sep- they are proposed for the Second sweetheart roses tipped in blue. ship of Woodbridge In the Wayne, Pa., and the United tember meeting. PARKING Miss Mary Ellen Jasler, Swoy Mayor's administrative office, METER four wards are entitled to the Vardt, Staalvarrkc, steel States Military Academy, West Hostesses were Mrs. Coley, TOKENS ion, Since all of them are not as founidw. erville, Pa., was her cousin's legal department. Point. He will be stationed in Mrs. George Van J>alen, Mrs. r(isk Any Merchant) i'1*1 Second In having available space, maid of honor. Other attend- The bridegroom was gradu- Germany after completing Walter Olsen, Mrs. Joseph '•><• Ilt'i BAR MITZVAH SATURDAY ants were Mlu Judith Yakubek,| ated from Woodbridge High training at Airbornf Rangers Somers, Mrs. Robert Stephan, ''•"ssary to condemn land and even, Carteret; Miss Dawn Peterson,: School, class of 1956, and Is at- 1 II! COLON1A—The Bar Mitzvah and Infantry School/Port Ben- Mrs. Edward Trost, - S>\, and a school or two. Always remember, of Randall J. Ma&ser, son o: lahway, cousin of the bride- tending Franklin and Marshall nlng, Oa. Mrs. Albert Ferguson, f as long as there are fountain pens Mr. and Mrs. Morton Masser room; Miss Kathleen Carl and College, Lancaster, Pa. m officials will all be part of thr liWMMiii. ju ii,,, H'liool caf6- (Indication on Sunday, June 26 .''•!-' Atti'Mdi'.ive of over 13Q9 , from of the now playinn field of the ii11•• "'Mtjitrd the iii'fwrnm Be \ Colonla Little Fellows Lensuie. :'"-l'l t'.'n niKhts. Mrs. Chris- •" The new diamond, adjacent ,,sistn(l by •"I'l:! i (liny, rrwpin of the NeW to thr present field on Pqnn- >;,•;;,;,,„,,: M,'S Joseph :l!iiin::w:ck District of PTA,,./' jsylvanla Avenue, hns be/n jCniinnl. WHS dU. Installing of"'\,' '; .mm™ Anderson I Ron I of the League for-ftnrrn fli'"r ln>.t;illiM *eir: Mrs. , rM..rlln. Jr.. M" jyrars. With a total registration !nrd Sinnntt. pi'cslrtciit: ' ' ,,-r. Mr*. Fr«i* Hell '111 major, minor and senior ill lAndrcw DiipiiMn, first vlO# •' |inllin Hiibbnrd. Mrs [visions of 500 younusters, th |l>rcsiilrnl. Mrs. William BlhleJr, CHARLES STOVKK third field has been a dosperati jsi'ciihd vlpc-prrsident; Mrh. : need. IHiiiry Olovrr, third vlce-presl*- ' \ V'V home from H 1NGRY GRADUATE: diaries drill; Mrs, Frank Jacob, fourffll *' rvcry WednesWd ' League official Tom Donnell !. £tover, 111 Warwick Road, vice-iircsident; Mrs. Williail ' ,,i the summei Colonla, fraduatrd from I'in- hns announced that names i the major league will switch t Duerscheldt, fifth vice-presi*- ; to work on de Scbool. Elliahfth, Friday. nt: Mrs. Georse Dikun, r4- • thr new site starting tomorrfl TAKE OVER DUTIES OF OFFICE: Above are thr nrw officers of St. Cecelia's Parochial Parent-Teaehw Association, left („ rigM Mrs Andrew Da (,ct«. Mm. Oeorgi Pretldent of the studrnt body, rdliiR secretary; Mrs. Prai^t \ night when mapager Qus 8o puizo, first vice president: Rev. John Wihis. miiileriitiir: Mrs. Richard Sinnott, president; Sister Mary Carmel, 01', principal u,d Mrs ('hristnnher Cniv , Alon Wood an Cturlw was Inducted Into thf bon's Colonla Drugs will mce rent New Brunswick Council Purochtal PTA's. ... , j, Imith corresponding secretarj;.,' made and serve Cum Latide Society, ATS. Daniel Tcrrant, treasurer. • last season's champs, Savowa; at the de Committee heads appoint^"* •enl meeting. Movers, coached 'by Tom Don fere: Mrs. William Lemisk*. ' oxhue, at 6:15 P. M. 6 will be July 1 ilrs. Edward Partenope, Mik home, Rabbi Outlines The minor league games wi GOP Kickoff Charles Hozempa, Mrs. NlcholM at the new field Satur- High Honors Are Given Hand, Mrs. Gary Forzlati, MA.' day, when the three games board meetlni Week's Program Dinner Tonight Eugene McMahon, Mrs. Wil- ,Vi ..,,1V1. scheduled for the Inm'an Ave- liam Ehlers, Mrs. Kenneth '• d nue b ISEUN — Rabbi Bernard diamond will shift to the COLONIA-All members of Becker, Mrs. Donald Maguire, Mrs. John Mar Frankel, spiritual leader of Con-new location, accordlnK to the Fifth Ward Republican Mrs. Peter Befano, Mrs, Vin* -, -,ji Colonia Wife, Mother ! Avenu gregation Beth Sholom, will Donnelly, where all future County Committee Organiza cent Cunningham, Mrs. Robert ,, conduct Sabbath eve services major and minor league games were urged to attend the "Cam- Morton. Mrs. Edward Snyder,' tomorrow night at 8:00 P. Mwill be played. Graduates from IS. J.\ sn Kick-Off Dinner" to beMrs. Charles Polak and Mrt. , with Cantor, Norbert Kartner. Other Gueitt College Magna Cum1 held at The Pines, Metuchen, Oeorge OToole, Hr . Sister aulttlng. In addition to the Mayor, In- Knights to Hold tonight. Plans for this were Reverend John Wilus, pastor,, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bern- vitations have been extended Laude, Last Week made at a recent meting held al and moderator of the group, 1 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fra thanked the outgoing officer! , luteln. In celebration of their to Township' Committeemen COLONIA—An attractive Co- Picnic June 25 Miles, Falrview Avenue. and all members for their won* „ Tour Europe wedding anniversary, wilt spon- JoYin Evanko, David Miller and lonia wife and mother of two Mr. Miles, Republican chair- derful cooperation in the part EdwVrd»r the Oneg Shabbot. AU areJohn Hughes to attend the teenagers was graduated ISELIN — George Schwab NiA Mis. man of the Fifth Ward, sale year. Boulevard, invited. dedication ceremonies June 26 Magna cum Laude last week at and his committee reminded that the dinner will serve t< Quests of honor Included Mrs. Joseph flaturdny morning at 10:00|John Zullo, recreation director commencement exercises at members of the St. Cecelia introduce Republican candl Sister Mary Carmel, O.P. sailed yester- Rtbbl Prtnkel, assisted by the! Police Chief Jack Egan, end Newark State College, Union. Council, Knights of Columbus d clpal of the school, Mrs. Albert ,, A York on the liner children of the religlou* achool, acting Police Captain Kenneth Mrs, Herman Tlmivn-'i of the forthcoming picnic at dates on all levels who are seek- Van Nest, vice-regent of New , v for a summer in will conduct Junior Congrega-Van Pelt will also be present. Meredith Road, is the mother Roosevelt Park June 25. The ing office in the November ; Brunswick Council of PTA. Uon Service. as well as Harry Morecroft, Co- of Peter, 16, a Junior m ai. ptenic is open to all Knights election. .,[,is are planning The religious school will hold lonia recreation commissioner. Peter's Preparatory School, Jer and their friends, and reserva- He also spoke on recent ap- t'l final assembly Sunday at pointments to Township posl ;, ,md visit 3» rel»- It is hoped that the Leagues' 26sey City, and Thomas, 13. i tions may be made by contact- DOROTHY A. HEMMING ,:n they have never 10:00 A. M. at the Synagogue sponsors will attend eighth grade student at Bend- g George Schwab, PU 8-3993, tions, and explained the duties Guest Preacher AUGUST NUPTIALS: Mr, and responsibilities of each. \<\e Hi the towns of Center where certificates wlH A parade of Little Leaguersiers Memorial Academy, Eliza- Richard Funk, LI 9-2565, or Kysurke, Nove be awarded to the children for will gather at the Irunan Ave- beth. She Is the wife of a di- Clay Tully. ME 4-7743. Tickets and Mrs. James W. Hemming Next meeting will be held at 1111 Woodruff Street, Iselin, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus-At Union Church , :,o5lovakl«. The to the year 1959-60. An entertain- nue field at 1 P. M. and at 1:30vision-head executive at Efso may also be obtained at the ,; imowiiiK tne'r rela- ment Is being planned which P. M. will march to the newStandard Oil company in picnic area, Section 2 of Grov< announce the engagement of sell Moody, 13 Broadway Ave- COLONIA - Dr. I. Georfl* . ;lu-owi!hcorrwipond- will Include these presentations. field. Linden. A varied program of gamei their daughter, Dorothy Ann, nue, Thursday, June 23. Nace, former secretary for tha '| 1to Otto Vounrtluth, Jr., inv years and from Refreshments will be served by Unit* from the Colonia Dis- Mrs. Timperman will be ind other events has bee Mr. Mjles was also the speak- national missions of the Na« Hampton, Va., son of Mr, and ,m die sisters' p»r- the Sisterhood. Registration for trict 12 Fire Department under speech correctlonist in the Lin-1 er at another Republican al Council of Churches, will Itt '. ilanned. Mrs. Otto Younebluth, 147 •,:: Kck of Newark, next year will be held lmmedi- Chief • George Scott and thdee n school system starting this meeting, that of the Inman the guest preacher Sunday «* Fred James was elected McFarlane Road, Colonia. Avenue Republican Club, held .,., Mrs. Rek. both 0 ately after the program, ap-'Colonla First Aid Squad, led byfall. She has been accepted in MRS. HERMAN TIMPERMAN Grand Knight. Others elected U A. M. at the service m . !»rn in Czecho- proilmately 11:00 A. M. President William Yorke, will the graduate school at Newark Miss Hemming is a gradu- for the first time in permanent Bethlehem Union church of thai; include James Sullivan, deputy ate of Tottenville High School parade with the Little Leaguers state College, and plans to _ meeting quarters at the V. FUnite. d Church of Christ ot grand Knight; Joseph Shields, Staten Island and is em- down Inman Avenue to the newwork for her Master's degree. W. Hall. The county commit- Clark-Colonia. Dr. Nace's 9&f \ iBomhs stay in recorder; Pied Geoffroy, treas- ployed as a secretary at diamond. She is also doing private work Irs. Billings tee chairman discussed reval- Ject will be "Now, Not Tomor- and a visit to urer; Arthur Johnson, warden; United States Trust Compa- 4-H Clubs Plan High-light of the afternoon In the area of speech therapy, uation of property and newrow." He is taking the pl«» (1 Tatra mountains. John J. Belz, advocate; Thomas ny of New York. will be the All-Star game pit- While In college, the Colonla Byrnes, chancellor; Charles Township appointments. of the church's pastor, -•, will travel to O«r- Her fiance is a graduate of George Shults, who is ting the eastern division, led byhousewife majored In two Heads New PTAGaribotto, outside guard; Ed- Sam Blitz, chairman of the icar.v W:>TO they will meet Mr. Woodbridge High School and ing the joint national youth For Dad's Day Tom Donoghue. against the curricula, general elementary ISELIN — A PTA for Iselin ward Gorskl, William Branden- entertainment committee, an- !:s n.nry Grabof Union, Newark College of Engineer- council of the United Church western, piloted by Ernie Toth and handicapped-speech. Mrs berg, inside guards. John J nounced nearly - completed •,.-<: of Mrs. Kulbaba's, who I8EUN — The Cloverbetles, School 24 was organized at ing, where he received his BS of Christ being held now In Helping coach the east will be Timperman served her intern- Boyle, Jr., outgoing Grand plans for a testimonial affair :M t«v.ir::ii! Europe. pre 4-H Club, met at the home meeting held at School 15. Mrs in Electrical Engineering. He Al San Oiacomo, "Butch" Rl- ship as a clinical instructor of James CRourke was modera- Knight was elected trustee of to be tendered Fifth Ward Elmhurst, 111. i-.-k ;i; Paris will conclude of the leader, Mrs. Joseph Rt- is an aeronautical research Choir rehearsal will take ::;;i and return to Newni«loll. Dow Avenue and work-n»WI. Ed Kehler. Joe Pryor. speech at the Newark State or. the council. committeeman John Evanko in Backing up the west will be speech Clinic under the direc- engineer with the National September. Co-chairman Mrs, place.tonight at 8 P. M. In the *:l! t>e made In August, Ml on towels and needlebooks A slate of officers was electe Paul Van Bergan, who isAeronautics and Space Ad- church. Yale Abrams, "Teedy" Oon- tion of Dr. George Gens, speech and installed as follows: Mrs Moody appointed Mrs. Robert the QueenTbe girls made plans for Fa- moving away from this area, ministration at Langley Field The churoh's building com-' 1 ulez. Ous Sobon, Al Lehman pathologist. She dW voluntee Broderick and Mrs. Walter ther ! r>y and decided that Hamilton Blllinge, Jr., presi' was honored with an award for Virginia, ittee met recently at the Vete Kerbis to head the ticket com- On >s active with the they «»n meet with their fa- «*.** ff' I work at Keesler Institute for dent; Mr*. James Teufil, firsl outstanding service to the The wedding date has been church with Robert Miller, The mittee, Mrs. Donald Jacques a Cos' 248 American then at the Tttnette meeting,! Ail-Star line- Rehabilitation, West Orange rtce-president; Mrs. O'Rourke council. set for August 27. architect, to discuss plans for ta next was named hospitality chair- Monday. The Ttenettrs will "««™nc«« '" working In the department o recording secretary; Mrs, Ralph the new edifice to be built on speech and hearing. Hoover, corresponding secre- man. hold their business session at Lake Avenue. George Thoma, president of tary; Mrs. Peter Ferwerda A question and answer 6:30 P. M. and the fathers wUl the League, issues a cordial in- TO SPONSOR CAR WASH treasurer and Mrs. Arthur Erl Sisterhood Beth Sholom period with Committeemen be guesu at 7 P. M. Eileen Mar- Lewish Women vitation to all Colonla resi- WOODBRIDGE—The Senlo jarllamentarlan. John Evanko and David Miller Miss Haddad Taking, tin and Christine Agnew will dents to attend the dedication, Hi United Presbyterian Youth Charles Benz, presented ai closed the meeting. Refresh- be hostesses. Course in Puerto Rico important milestone for of the First Presbyterian ,arge Webster unabridged dic- ments were served. Attend Workshop The Cloverbelles will meet an Churcli will sponsor a car wash ISELIN — Miss Odette Had- youth recreation In Colonia. tionary to the school library in ISELIN — Sisterhood Bethjpitality, Mrs. Walter Klebe, gift dad, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, I "oit 'NIA Several Cokml* at 11 A. M. June 27 and the at Fe/lowship Hall parking lot, memory of his son, Wilbur Sholom, held the installation:shop; Mrs. Irving Korland, Nassib Haddad, Homes Park !&•::.•>:• o! the Central P»rk- Teencttes at 1:30 P. M. for a Rahway Avenue, Saturday be Girl Scout Leaders Hansen of Orioles excels as Benz, a polio victim and in ap-of officers at the Center, 90,book of remembrance; Mrs. Abe Avenue is in Puerto Rico whtre »'•:.•.>:'.. National Ooundl cook-out to start the summer ginning at 9:30 A. M. big league hitter. preciation of the untiring ef- Cooper Avenue. Rabbi Bernard lasky, hospitality; Mrs. Milton Elect New! Officers she Is taking a two months >-.v. Women, attended a schedule forts of the Wpodbridge Town- Frankel gave the invocation Sablatsky. representative to course in Spanish at the tTnl- •. .i-diiv workshop session COLONIA - Election of of- At tre TeenetU meeting, ship teachers who had so will- and Mrs. George Gross readjhouse committee; Mrs. Nathan ficers was held at the final versity of Puerto Rico, (1 chairmen at Monday, the girls prepared Court of Honor is Held ingly taught his son. "Our Offering," which was Schussler, Torah Fund; Mrs. meeting this season jof the Girl Miss Haddad, a student at •; '..'ic President, MM. their sewing projects to be published by National Women'slRobert Serotkln, Oneg Shab- Scout leaders and assistants of the University of Marietta, In ;i:wik, in Clark. Par- Judged at the July 11 meeting BARBECUE PARTY League, and then installed of-jbot; Mfs. Jack Liebowitz, tele- Group 4 at the home of Mrs. Marietta, Ohio is majoring In f:"m here were Mri. and for the County Fair to be A t Family Buffet Supper COLONIA — The Women's icers as follows: phone squad; Mrs, Larry Stein-Morton Ginlger, 163 Jeffrey foreign languages especially *••. program; Mrs. held at Dunham's Corner, East Division of Union. County Mrs. Herbert Selig, president; berg, children's activities; Mrs. Street. , Spanish and French. ^cii.r. ".shfp-a box;" Brunswick, August 11 through COLONIA — More than 17S ducted by Scoutmaster Harold American Jewish Congress, will Mrs, Al Kivitz, first vice-presi- Ira Weisman, visual aid; and Those elected were: Neigh- -'•A Sandak, '" 15 Inclusive, Mrs. Rudolph Hlbell. Neighborhood Commis FLAN BARBECUE people enjoyed a family buf- close its season with a barbecue dent, membership; Mrs. NorMrs- . Morris Cohen, chaplain. borhood chairman, Ihrs. Edwin • > Uwrenee Pried- fet supper, sponsored by the sioner Frederick Boyle welcom ISELIN — The Ladies Aux- Kummler, clothing project party Saturday .June 25, at the man Tucker, second vice-presi- Mrs. David Gutman, vice- Vandewater; co-chairman, Mrs. ' -•""'.•.itii'i; MIM LU- iliary of the Iselln First Aid leader was honored at a birth- Mothers Circle of Boy Scout «d Fred Relght Into the Troo] dent, ways and means; Mrspresiden. t of Centsal New Jer- Hy Firkser; secretary, Mrs. 1 home of Mrs. Arrtold Robtoson Squad held its final meeting *f •••". field represenU- day party. Miss Slgrid Roh- Troop M, after which the as a transfer and presentei Richard Brief, third vice-presi- sey Board of Women's League Prank Leach; corresponding 369 Lake Avenue. the season and will resume in Council, iu in Hamllton, Ontario, was Troop's final Court of Honor him with the H neckerchief, dent, program; Mrs. Jack Good- was the guest speaker. Miss secretary, Mrs. Harold Barber; September with a barbecue. •'•'• session. for the season was held at the Merit badges were presentet affu*st. man, fourth vica-president, cul-|Phyliss Redler san& a medley of treasurer, Mrs. Barney Rdok- The Chinese auction which hull ••"• .Uso announced New Dover Methodist Churcr to William Skillman and Jame are William Marquardt, An- songs. A musical skit "College r ture and education; Mrs. Rich- off; Brownie consultant, Mrs. been scheduled has been post- :.K 'hairmen for theTOTS INVITED Knell by assistant scoutmaste drew Boyle and Robert Golden. Days", directed by Mrs. Martin 1 meeting hall. ard Grossman, treasurer; Mrs. Giniger; Intermediate consult- poned until that time. Mn. ;»'r.sonnel, Mrs COLONIA - Children enter- Gus DeVlco. Mr. Boyle congrat Also attending from the Troop Rev. Albert Sweet, pastor of Fred Soffer, financial secre- Rogoff was ppresented. In theant, Mrs. Vandewater.; public- Paul Kvalkauskas won tha ape* '••• ''MU; retention, ulated the Troop on its ad will be David Boyle, Mr. Hibel ing the kindergarten classes of the cchurch h whlcr sponsors the tary; Mrs. Hy GUckman, re- cast were Mrs. Philip Schreiber, ity, Mrs. Fred Langendorf. Re- cial award. Refreshments we* :•: .dim-it Kift shop, School 30 this fall and their vancement since September and Mr. Boyle. Mrs. Richard Brief, Mrs. Nor-freshments were served. First 1 Troopip, opened the evening with cording secretary; Mrs. Law- served under the direction of l>'. inson. and praised the leaders ant Twenty-five scouts from the parents will be given a welcom- rence Pried, corresponding sec- man Tucker, Mrs. Milton Eig, fall meeting will be September Arthur Grosskopf, hospl- ing program on Tuesday at thegrace committeemen for their dill Troop will go to Camp Cowaw Mrs. Hy Glifckman, Mrs. Her- Mrs Highlight of the Coutt of retary; Mrs. Harold Bernstein, 19 at the home of Mrs, Langen- tallty chairman. Mrs. John school by the present kinder- gent work. Scout activities ha' for the week of July 3-10 under man Bodes, Mrs. Abe Lasky, Honor was the presentation of L advisor to ritual committee; dorf, 14 Wendy Road. Bobak is publicity chairman. gartnm. Parents and children the Star Badg( , to Richard riow ceased for the summer. the supervision of Mr. DeVico, Mrs. Milton Eig, publicity; Mrs. Mrs. Harold Epstein, Mrs. Rob- whose l*st names begin with A6ftulardbyRoc«|Trtmboli,dls- The elected candidates The Troop will have a Jam- David Welssman, good cheer; ert Prupis, Mrs. Soffer was the to K art invited to attend the boree week-end July 22-24 to Mrs. Al Bodin, youth activities; pianist. Beth Sholom was held at SALLY! triot commissioner. Assistant the Order of the Arrow Pow Sellg's home, Grand Avenue.il 10 A. M. program. Those from commissioner Albert Wow week-end at Camp Co coincide with the National Mrs. William Cohn, gift shop; The benediction was given by L to Z are asked to the 2 P. M.district Jamboree in Colorado, Plans Mrs. Robert Palk, librarian; Mrs. Bernard Frankel. Supper Iselin, Monday Let; awarded flirst Class waw June 24, 25 and 36 are There will be a ways and| performance. Mrs. Sidney Haber are being made for a weekeni Mrs. Frank Davis, servicemen's was served by the installation badges w Richard M. 8kill-John Jablkowskl, Willia means meeting, June 22, at th» Preund, president of the PTO, then at the Hawkins Bridg service; Mrs. Arthur Frierman, committee. man and Leonard Jones. Spencer and chairman Herschi home of Mrs. Norman Tucker, >( all for a day section of the Wharton State assistant chairman, ways and TThee first meetingg of the new will be present at both pro Pecorale'and JohnTarver. Last year's candidates 118 Worth Street, at 9 P. M. grams to explain "The Aim and who will also make the tri Park. means; Mrs. Burton Katz, hos- executive board of Sisterhood Purposes of PTO" were in. 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Mutuol Super Markets Weodbridge SUNDAY . 9A.M.te6P.M- TorontO(( Caiiadfl PAGE NINETEEN the Rev. Rliby will offl- QiRdy Thomas, Judith Gatura cvo PLANS mrs TRIP and Donna Naylor, East Bruns- a reciprocal agreement from clftt<> at the marriage of hit AVENBL SI. Andrew's PERSONALS wick. Rev. Harold Cole pastor ,hat State on suspension action. ever since the Stwaren-Port C.Y.O. will sponsor a bus trip Parseklan, who originated the approved 112 plans fnr indus- 1 •of East Brunswick Assembly of I to Paliaades Park .hine 30. speclal assistant to Brig Gen Reading Council was formed, * move, claims such agreemenU trial construction in New Jer- Mrs. Medvetz continued. "Th# .„..,, „„„„ ut luron. Ood, wag guest speaker. His Buses will leave the church Robert D. Forman, Commander t0 Cnrls are necessary to cope with the sey during April. . . . Nine new Campbell,! - tlnc will be the flower topic, "The Symbolic Meaning parking lot at 6:30 P. M. All 1811th Alt Transport Wing two leaders before Mrs, Tlmtf Standlsh Place, received hlsIB'rl- problem of the haX&rdoui county cdurt Judges are expect- of Water BapMwn." teenagers are welcome to at- . June hw been -Mrs. York and Mrs. Btar» degree of muster of business -Rev. Paul Tomastik Mount driver who violate* the traffic officially ed to be sppOlnted by Governor rough*—were also from fi*« tend and may contact Miss proclaimed ag Ragweed Control administration Raymond E.I Holly, will be the epeake? * — Guests of Mr, and Mrs. laws In more than one 8tatn. Meynir before the (nil term. waren. If there. Is any mothtf ----- wilful . —a vh*wAit in I*IIT UlUvllV Jonn O'Halloinn, 1] fyipinzer Month by Governor Mcynpr. or c-n.ssi-n. son of Mr. Geoffrey, Bedford Avenue.jboth morning and evening William Vogt, Woodruff Strwt On June 1 such an agreement y ver . , The School of Ennlneerlng' adult woman in Port Reid* ,1.1 Street, Awhel, fnr further in- ,. Cftssell, Mld- 1 were Mrs. Stanley Kozak and| ld l ln JrliHll! a maater of science and Thomas vices, Sunday June 19 at I*. went Into effect between New d l h bPenbPen of. ColumblColumbiaa University has! K who would be willing Mnda Caron formation, notifbdhv th!l s*t ( T» '!!!: University Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kozak and: !l '* 0 Ce of e rant d ^:;;»,«r».H.A, Serollla, Klmball Street, master lln Assembly of Oood Church Jersey and Connecticut. Ml k Contra th , ,",e ofi^i^"« « wrmteton bbyy thr with a Girl Scout tro Ison, William, Newark. ^ , i |» DELINQUENTSt-Juvenile de- of Education to wish she would contact ',.„,,.•,• Strwt. are n- ! -Graduation of St. Cecelia's L a I) 11 0 I IJ O f 11 e linquency has become a prob- machines must be li- use nuclear engineering labora- Five Brownies "flew up" to toiislilectomles censed after July l. . . The R. Blessman, Oak Tree Parochial School eighth grade lem over half the world, ac- tories at Plalnsboro and Alpine the Intermediate Troop 1U: Inn I960 total traffic deaths in [vitii Amboy students wilill be held tomorrow (From Editorial Page) cording to Attorney Genera CAPITOL CAPER8:-~The New(Carolyn Lee, Helene Medvett, night at 7:30 In the church jNew Jersey have reached ?90 tl. acy, Wlltlam H. Jersey oonmmer dollar was Balfour, Kathy KJe- Street, Rev. Tlerney will be the speak- with . Ill ill Hosary Society eley Boulevard, bachelor of othea realityr States. , will soon become David D. Furman. nly Orth ban, and Gall Klmmlck. Park. erer. In his study of Juvenile de- same time in 1959, ... S! ° ? s ctiurch wlll|science. At ft recent mertiiiK of linquency, th* State's lega: to the State Amy Mack, although 111 with . — Mr. and Mn, Robert After the itclta- — Mr: and Region 1, American Association | authority believes a hoodlum mumps, was awarded her we-1 ;i,slli-y and Bene- ELKS INlTiATt! of Motor Vehicle Adminlstra-'or juvenile delinquent, is the oiid clara badge, as were Mary ,.h, the bug- WOODBRIDQE - At a cere- tors, at Lake Placid, ft. Y., t. aame in other parts of the Lou Molnar and Cheryl Sie* boating y as well a S?sr-s: be held In mony at the Rahway Elks resolution was adopted calllngiworld rejjardlegs of what he in nasl. Five-year pins were prt* ., servonce of regulations ay which proves It U cheaper rirdfiiH where Lodge conducted by Exalted for concurrent suspension ol,called. sented to Nancy Lynn Gray • Tlie State of New Jersey is pro- to make hooch than to buy it , ,,. will be held, out of State driving permits asj In Germany he is called and Renee Kunzman. ; n(tl 1s • • ..Despite tender cite of the \ v frattval will be practiced by New Jersey andi'.'halbstarke", or half mature ceeding full speed ahead with coin woodlands of New Jersey, A special memorial moment ',' ,|,, social hour. was Lodge of the Benevolent and Connecticut. . . - guest and in Prance "blousons Noirs of silence was observed in mem- ,, • K Luna. son Of , - new members were'Protective Order of Elks, the This eventunllyy will meanjomean r black jackets. Soviet and ory of the late Mrs. Marjorlt Maul, following new members were »in snnford Luna welcomed Into fellowship at |any driver traveling in Maine, Bmlth, a former Sewaren Scout initiated: T. Edward Casey, Polish delinquents are "hooli- This week has been prinedicUlm 'Vvriim', sraduated , — Rev. and Mrs, William R.|I«elln AMembly of Ood Church gans." Those in Australia and leader. At the conclusion of.' Henry Cohen, Louis Decibus, Ne* Hampshire, Vermont, Mas- by Governor Meyner as Na- :Klrby and children, Philip nncllMr. and Mrs. Charles Dlnger sachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode New Zealand are "bodgles" if this, Brownie Denlse PenlcK Christine. Berkeley Boulevard'nnd Miss Ruth Ann Maxwell John Kara, William Kllmlk. tional Flag Week and he urges played "Taps" oji her trumpet his baCh- Island, New York, New Jersey, they are boys and "wldgies" if will visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles'- William La Forge, 8r., Charles every dtlnen to fly the flag on ' Following the awards, a "Tal* Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary- ,glrls. In Italy, delinquents are Girl Scouts Mantler, Louis Nemeth, Ste- [July 4 from every rooftop and cnt Show" was presented with Mr. and Mrt. Dinger, called "vltellonl" or fat calves. phen Vargo. land, the District of Columble, every home in the 8tate. 'Continued from Page 3) Mrs. Louis Mesar in cnafte. Oeorge and Mope Maxwell, Gall and the1 Provinces of New And some nations make even The State Civil Defense Divi- mea K b assistant Acts included Pamela 8en|, Workman, all of Iselln, Mark , .finer dlgtinctlon. In South ifV* p ,1IB0 ?, »ft cott Satellite's signals picked up sion is selecting sites for ththee'I in, Troo™°p 118-. "If ft ' violinist; Hhyllls Kollar wltti an PUBLIC Ueuben, Matawan, Lauren Cole, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Africa, there are white "duck- lcWer co d be fount) by many stations. first of 4,300 radiological! "l<*" be found., there accordion medley; t,a musicaimwlcal iPrlnce Edward Island In tails", colored "skollys" and monitoring stations to be lo-, are enough girls Interested to trio, Lynn Leslie, Carolyn Lee, Canada, will be 1 subject to African "tsotsles." cated in New Jersey. . . . The form a Mariner Troop, accord- and Kathy Kleban singing "Do, AUCTION SALE driver's license revocation for JERSEY JIGSAW:—Governor New Jersey Association of Ing to Mrs. MedveU. Re, Ml"; a melodrama, "Tha law violations. Meyner is studying over 200 Chosen Freeholders lg holding However, there Is a desperate Great Drain Robbery," with » Within thirty days, Ned J bills adopted by the Legislature its 9th annual convention in need for more troopi and lead- cast that included Mary Waay- |Parseklan, New Jersey State before recessing until Septem- Atlantic City this weekend, ,. ! lyk, Nancy Lynn Gray, Lcrna Motor Vehicle Director, wil ber 12, to determine whether ,The New Jersey Division] izer explained. Mrs. Timar's Blmonsen, Ellen Bloom, Carol confer with 0. D, Shipley,___.r] he will approve or veto them. [American Cancer Society, re- Intermediate Troop 2 Is the Behany, Nancy Howell, and a Commissioner of Traffic Saf- ... State Conservation Com- only there, and Mrs. Timar vocal trio, Andrea and Joan ports six timeg ag many men J herself" Ufrom Semen ety, Commonwealth of Penn- Butkowsky and Barbara Kijula, missioner Salvatore A. Bon- B lh This sylvania, at HarrlsbuiR, to get tempo, a Colonel In the Air Sf 19 0 ThTLS ? " Problem Saders for accompanied on the piano by 1940. . .. The 8t,ate Depart-jPort Reading has been with us Andrew Butkowsky, Jr. (THIS SUNDAY, JUNE 19) TfRRIffC tKMM Of mi tm ACIM M*t*t i, pnmi k bh| m k, from STATE JEWELERS iMnrlctt, Tour fatiritt m W «w (atorlu to*, an* wt'r* i»lm UlNiU VIMM him ... and you ... with a terrfflo Cannon Bath Towels tt m-MHiH flfto at prieM to fit tnrr f (>•• ka ad|i«« them ail ... ron'rt ran to each WASH Ind Jilt what 7M Ant... Jut what Dad'g hopinj tori only CLOTHS RONSON LIINTERS IELT SUCKLES 39•( $300 ' HOTEL MADISON PEN & PENCIL SETS CLOCK RADIOS 1273 Madison Aveioe, Perth Anboy, N. J. LEATHER WALLETS WRIST WATCHES (enter of Business District IIENT. IRACELHS CIFF LINK SETS LANCASTER BRAND - REGULAR STYLE Mon, June 20, at 12:30 P.M. CI8ARETTE CASES ONYX RINBS ; Insertion Dally Ont U fin P. M. : i': makei It Imptrttlfe that I dUpow of my IktlitiM RINGS Electric SHAVERS . i »• ;hr earliut poMltol* Um*. tnd 1 hive there- LEG 0 LAMB 59 : ! : 1 that was bj £i£90m4p$ ftt PubUt Auction. LANCASTER BRAND-OVEN READY :•: ' M.idkon-etUbllthed 1911—contain* one 4- • NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS :.. ;. i :n apartment, 30 hotel room* fully furnlihfd, » •• ..••< Thref-story brick buUdlng with kutonuttc • GIFT CERTIFICATES »5* :•*• ';:; hasement. Ample ptrklni fictlltlea. Butldlni |4. • ' ('.rounds 49'x 100'. A tound flmncltt lnwtt- RIBS 0'BEEF 69 CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN ^7 roiled (A MuU Dtpwit RtMftti ABJ turn IdKtcd) LANCASTER BRAND - POT ROAST : ' biddr thtll be rtqulrrt to pay * Spoilt of h tinn> f ule icmh or certified check), and ilgn ••<: i>5tHf purchue airecment. The underiimed Open Daily Till 6 — Fridays Till 9 P. M. »..: a: 'a:;i.-i' for a mortgage M 70 per cent of the hlgheit Birds Eye Peas :-;,-'s!fd. without tny chuie whaUoeto to the BONELESS CHUCK 59 JM- Inspect thl» unutua) opportunltr If you are LtaFor Roofing & Siding -• Toxedo Rental FlsMig Tackle -I- Nome Improvements - - Liquor Store - Mwlcal listfwents . Adding Macilies -: CLASSIFIED AVEHEL Henry Jensen & Son BATES - INFORMATION Adding Machines HOME CLEARANCE SALE! fUXEDO orti II M f« II * Deadline for ad*. Cash Registers of LIQUOR STORE We Are Tinnioi »«d .Mb additional word t« A. M for Uvi m« Typewriters REEL featuTtni u M Let RICHIE'S Sheet Metal Work PARTS Large Selection of Choice Payable t» advaaee publication ••>* Sales & Service CENTALS DISCONTINUING Booflm. Metal Ceilings Service Specialists Official Service Station Construction Corp. • WINES NOTE: No elaMlnMI a*s Uken over .- Our •nd^Furnace Work mart tM lent In Service Is Our Business for • BEERS "CENTAUKK." "MITCHELL," ,.. SALES Telephone MVrcai? 4-Ut| WOODBRIDGE -aiREX," "PENN," "BRONSON,1 • CORDIALS 588 Alden Street BUSINESS MACHLM! "ALCKDO." "BftltTON, BRASS DEPT.! •JOHNSON." "TEO WIU.1A-M*. Cold Beer by the Case Woodbridge. N. J. CO., LTD. •TANGLE*." "RUMFJll" »ni FOB SALE HOME Ft!RNis,i,N(|, "GOLDBN CLl'B" Nnr Turnplkt Also Imported Beer BIG Telephone MErcury *-12*« ». A. I, C. O, 10U ,,_ SEDAN. New MOVING. 3ofa;\ 359 AmhriT Avenue Prompt FREE Delivery televisions, tnbl. lnm Parti A Repair* on .AD SAVINGS paint. Good tires. Good trans- s |n- Woodbridge, N. J. Brighton Avrmie ME 6-0910 Makes or Reek Rug Cleaning 'portatlon. $50 00. FU 1-2818 ''li Arc ," ••OCIAN cr»T," We Are Tel. ME 4-2074 MOW after 4:00 P. M. «/16 Call VA 6-7376 "QUICK." "B-f" 145 Avenel Street on all Asphalt Paving and nan; othrrt. PORCH SCREENS and doorj* , SERVICES Home Improvement AVEtfEL, N. J. Tnunpeti RUG CLEANING FA&H STANLEY Phone FTJ 8-1894 • Saxophones ASPHALT PAVING SPECIALISTS! • Trombonei SPECIAL! Telephone MErcury 4-1889 • Driveways RUDY'S _ and miUldo KI • Clarinets 9 i 12 DOMKSTIC • Parking Lot* Pishing Tackle & Repair aEWAREN. 50x100. corner) WOODBRIDGE • Valve Central Avenue and Vemon • Tennis Courts, Etc. 856 Monroe St., lUbway CHAI»,s ,.. ,, Bugles $864 Street Lot* No 1054-1055. will' s m v High Grade Materials Liquor Store LOW PRICES! L ,<• CL 7-0563. , upholstered. ,sp,.iv ' V All Skilled Labor Fuel Oil MARY ANDRASC1K. Prop Remember ... 9x15 DOMESTIC 180 6 2-6/30 June only, ciunnn V Reasonable Rate* edos for All cleaned and polishni ; V All Work Guaranteed Complete Stock of Domestic Knr thr Finest S1Q80 I,E HELP WANTED • ded seat chairs •,; (, V Free Estimates From Ake 2 JOHN J. BITTING and Imported Wine* Average Prlcf on Other Call after i:00 P \i ],;"•'", CALL FU 1-5B1J COUNSELLORS. Mature col- Accordions Size Runs ... «c Sq. Ft. 10 A. M. to » P. M. Been and Liquors and IPKC .student*, teachers. Y.M.- KI 1-2038 After 7 A. M. [HgM] .Mrnrdion All Rims Kipwily p H A ony Camp. Call Mr. Oer- TELEVISION AND DR 574 AMBOY AVENUE and Rtturnfd to Yon Rolled and SERVICE. Savn mo-, Instruction Wrapped Read* '"' I"""'"'1'11' QRESS SHOE RENTAL nid. HI 2-0365. 6/16 -. Carpentry - Masonry - • Dormers, WOODBRIDGE, N. 1 In an IV or Sflf-Stnr»i!e. overhead Involved I'rnmpi Mobilheat Air-< nndilloned Don't Delay—Phone Today guaranteed »mir.\ M Studio— • FEMALE HELP WANTED t All Type* of FUEL OIL • Porches Lacksmltk Comr to PA 1-1155 DAIDONES KINDERaARTNERS, Primary school specialist*. YM.HX YOUR DRINKING CARPENTRY Over 25 Veari of "Perth Amboy's Oldest From KM, Fl'-l. or FU-8 Cleaners & Tailors Day Camp. Call Mr. Gerard, conw a problem. /\; and Friendly Service • Attics ask Operator for WX 5480 IHI 2-0365. 6-16 Anonymoui can help y WOOttRIHE KEY ||| £?££ SHIRT L«'Stt«M MASONRY BI 3-1515. or »rltf p. o | ME 40012 • Roofing i LOCKSMITH SHOP fl ^ mc tmtt 1006 Rahway Avenue HOME FOR SALE 351. Woodbrldtt Exp«n wonunaotnip MODERN HOME BtuonabU Prt Ctur(M) 100 Fulton Street AUTO, HOME, 1H8 Avenel. X. J. CARTERET. Two-family house, 6 21 OFFICE KETI Woodbridge Ed Bonkoskl, Prop. four rooms each. Two-car HA VINO TROUBLE »lttf| • ALTERATIONS • Siding DUPLICATE) Phcnc ME 311 State St., P. A. VA «-lJ» RUG CLEANERS Bar-ape 70 x 100 lot. 18 Wheeler • ADDITIONS SATIS SOLD Mwerattl Electric S • CUSTOM HOMES Route 35, South Amboy Avenue. 6/16 «r ramovu roou. nit • SCORE REMODELING - Funeral Directors - • Cellars let Skatei and Lawn Mowcn and itoppag* from gharptntd op PnmlMi Photography APT. FOR RENT • COMMERCIAL ti INDUSTRIAL Tixedo Rental plpea, dralni ind w Custom Homes Paint Special... Service Stations - PORT READING. Four room*, dlfflnf, no damagei - • Garages BPS-White and Beg. Colon BvOt to Tour fpecttlcatloni unfurnished. Heat and hot M»d efficient Call for a limited time—$5.98 Plumblni and Hutlng No Job Too Large 5Tt JlNBOI AVENUE water supplied. 405 monthly. WOODBRIDGE BIgelow 8-8524. 6/16 8007. 6: Or Too Small . . Synowiecki lei. UB-t-ltK Fully insured Open Dally « A. M. to 1 C M. TOM GARAGE CARE OF AGED Aging. j. F. Gardner & SOD Funeral Home Rehabilitation services to aa- Delegates to the fiitv Vincent Keller - Moving ft Trucking -1 485 AMBOY AVENUE sure a maximum of personal conferences on anm^ a:c Builder 56 Carteret Avenue Woodbridge independence for aging persons asked to consider '.Ms i are described in a pamphlet nine page pamphlet *:':i No Obligation For Estimates Carteret, N. J. Move "IDEAL WAY" MErcurj 4-3540 just sent out by the National to making recommn-.da!: 1230 Stone Street, Railway Advisory Committee for the the national conft:. Telephone KI-1-5US Phone FU-8-39H We're Specialists In Phone FTJ-8-0976 Pictures Make White House Conference oniheld January 9 to 'SI. FINISHED AGENT NATIONAL VAN • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN LINES Good Gifts! HENT and BALANCE For Quality Formal Contractor • BRAKE 8ERV1CE Wear BASEMENTS 1286 St George Ave.. Avenel Call ME 4-3651 3-4 Rooms—120, |25, $30 • CAMERA REPAIR SEE • Jalousies 5-6 Booms—J35, 140, I5« • PASSPORT PHOTOS L. BUSTO • PHOTOSTATS Shoe Repair • Patios • LAMINATION TED'S General Contractor • ACCIDENT PHOTOS FlYNN & SON VATICANO TAILOR SHOP AD • Masonry FUNERAL HOMES • Carports SHOE SERVICE ON PAGE THREE • Carpentry established SI ftua • Additions • Painting 420 East Avenue GALLARD'S PHOTO Formerly White Rinx • Jobbing Perth Amboy Aluminum 547 Amboy Ave. Member New Jersey Shoe Water Softeiers - • Alterations 23 Ford Ave., Fords DOORS Woodbridge, N. J. Rebuild Association .. Mon., Wed. 10 to 8 For Free Estimate 120A Main VA-6-0358 SALES CALL KI 14822 ,, WINDOWS - Mortgage Insurance - T™.., Thun., sat. 10 to« Street Friday 10 to 9 Woodbridie SERVICE 19 Harrison Ave. Carterct ° AWNINGS NEED MORTGAGE Plumbing & Heating - RENTALS Delicatessen & SIDING INSURANCE? Water Softener Salt If You Can Beat This Soft Water Soap | IMMEDIATE SERVICE ) Rate ... Buy It! WOODBRIDGE Swimming Pool Sappliei CHOCOLATE-RICH PARTY CAKE: The cikr i> a rh« WINTER BROS. ! Regardless of Your • late-rich red Devils Food, mixed the tasj way. J" »>' TREAT SHOPPE ( Credit Standing— \ $15,000 Ate 35 Plumbing & Heating SERVISOFT '>•' i >.! Swhmitg Pools 613 Rahway Avenue bowl. Over the fluffy «ven-mlnuU frwtini \\t> i »«•] Wayside Furn. Shop \ We Will Finance the \ O|k WOODBK1DGE chocolate tlaie, that dripa delkiouily over thr Mil' It Woodbridge for S67.05 F» ytu Smlnf Woodbridgf Residents ; Job Ourselves! j •> Remodeling 921 St. George Avenue reputation-maker of a cake joull be asked to (Opp. White Church) Slue* Itn S. E. MERMELSTEIN • You have up to • Woodbridgv and afaln. • Bl((er Vilutj • lop Brnndi Insured Savings Dept. • New Installations • SALADS at Theb Best • Better Serrlce • Lower Prlcet Franklin Mfe Insurance Co. SWIMMING ME 4-1815 PABTY DEVIL'S FOOD CAKK 1 5 YEARS TO PAY ( 1 • SODA FOUNTAIN VWt Our New Store At TEL. FU 8-2605 I : cupt silted cake (lour I iquarei St. George Avenue at V. S. • I.ow Monthly Payments j • Ga,s and Oil Burners • FBESH BAKERY GOODS »4 teaipoon ult ehoeotat*. mrlird P. 0. Box 297, helln, N. J. ] Hlehway 1, Avenel Call ME-4-S046, Ba-2.7312 i teaapoon aod» I effa, unbeaten Open 7 A. M. to 10:30 P. M (At the WoodbHdge First, Second and Third NOW a Fiberflasi 1U eupi iniar 1 teaooon vanllU CloTtrleat Circle) L. PUGLIE8E — A. UPO INCLUDING SUNDAYS Open I A. M. to I P M. Pool YOB Can Afford 'i cup thortenlnf 8«tii Minute Kr« Mortgages Available - Music Instructioi h «up water ^ Ctoeotot* Glaw Closed Wednesdays All Day IncL l»t Fhona MErcnrj 4-6666 For Home Improvements 1, Meaiure airtcd flour Into tUUr; »dd tall ^ In Woodbridft It's the Drugs Attention Widows! Charles Farr *2,395 •» Advertise %. Stir thortenlDf jwt U MfteB. Silt In dry I Frank Kreisel Take 5 Yean to Pay Add water and nil until all How h dampened Thrn UNPAINTED We have a special plan in 2 minutet at a low «pe«4 ut eleetrit mixer, or 300 Iwll. as it is fact bpcoming one of America's most^,., by 23 t0 n „, ,, ,rP° popular sports, with a total of 10,000,000 players par- hittiriK encounter in thr liripating in the sport this year: * !*Uo" .??*"»"" u*''w nl v . J Park field this work. I he ball is bigger than a baseball and, conse- The Knight* V sandlot, this adds up to softball, a game that hasl|nning. come on with a "whoosh" in recent years, . i Both clubs imd 12 in1:; bm Nevertheless, there are still skeptics wtfQ decline the Knights coiiccM IS ba.M to lake softball seriously. Here are a few statistics!011 ba" t0 scnrr m(Wt »r to shatter their doubts: runs. Frank W;ish two homers for AT/ICO At the last count there were 10,000,000 organized The box scorr: players and an "incalculable" number of Independ- K. of C. AT ATHLETES All \I|{; Shewn from Iffl lo rlcht .-tro Sclvml ('nmmlttlnntr ThoBiai ents. It is estimated that 175,000,000 spectators an- AB Dcvrrln, who acini ;c toaslmastei at llir Sp irtsmrn diniu-r: llarrv 1.. RnrkafrlUr, ' nually watch the game. Phillips cf 4 eipal speaker, and Fred Gasini', a member of thr association. How do baseball, football, .racing and basketball A. Meyers p , 2 W. Klndjlerski if .... 5 compare? They don't. In fact, they are so far behind Kushner 3b 4 tlioy can hardly be seen. P. Klndjlerski )b 5 ; Semenza's Hit jKolibas Tavern Kozy Korner 9 This year the men's world amateur champion- 2 2b 2 UI\N1 US: Above are thr lucky Strike, winner* of tlif American league; Strlkrrn, ship will be held in September at Jones Beach, and Fitzgerald ss 1 Beats Hill Bowl Defeats Koke's jWins 3rd in Row llf thr Cilrl* Lfauu*. and Air Force winners of the National l,catuf. Front row the women's at Stratford, Conn. About 300,000 teams ' Mriki- I(L" '" rl*ht- kn""n|!' M Whll'P'r It Orliindo, T. J ;' \'A>.c,f": PAGE TWENTY-THHE1 Bonnie Dollar's ': Lemonade Back Again I Bel-air Frown with exciting news about extra savings for you/ ' Bonni. Dollar ii a ptrl Laui. with a than •yt for bargain,. Sh, ltt,ndi for Saftway Dollar D0yl _ ,h, purli.plsoji ^ 12 1.00 •veirt that .v.r gladd.n.d »h. h.arts if thr-r-rlfty •hopper.l Com* hav» yaurnlf « •wrgaln. fling at yeur ntarby Saf,wov Grape Drink Weirfield Treat 4 1.00 Town Hous« Q ,,, .niKKH l-NITS CONQUER HPAO.: Mulmuin stonu* for minimum q»«r I, Applesauce 16 oi. csn " . lo ,hr sturdy «i»hof»ny hparr Planner ijroup. Even the bed headboard provide Niblets / put thlnfi- The flnUh, called Canhmere, j» pa|e brown Basnet Furniture. Applt or Cherry ^ . ,„ Whole Kernel Corn Bel-air larga 24 oz. pies *J rhiLs Mark Gardemidt Tomatoes 16 oi. can.... 8 for PORT READING — Mr. and iColden Mrs. Herbert P. Powell, 98 Plans Mission 6 1.00 While Magic nd Mrs. MlLarc- h Street, have announced (or the engagement of Mr. Powells FORDS - Central commlt- Cleanser 14 oz, can 42 Paul ,.. M of 19 churches recently met daughter. Barbara Ann, l0 their golden Richard 0 iat Our Redeemer Evangelical Saturday «)nofMri ifei and Mrs. Oordon A, Hunt, 573 Church to hear the , Church with i:;nii,s Linden Avenue, Woodbridge. . Marc Zlll, stewardship and P Gar ncdof HMjl^iTi7o««n8 .,tln rite and ln| evangelism chairman of the Ivory Soap MUs Powell and her fiance . ... 10WIowa District of the Lutheran ! are both seniors at Woodbridge chnnh (or .•„,.:.. l>evandoikl,|HJgh School. Mr. Hunt will lrt Synod, ex- Special Pack Grape Drink T« 7 •AIIS celebrant at'enter the Air Force In 8< plain the Evangelistic Mission .,:, Mass UP was as-itember. I be held this fall by churches ; , the Metropolitan New York- ']>..: Albert Oaydoi, —- New Jersey area. Our Redeem- Take Advantage 0/ These Extra Specials! .. ;i),v Rev Daniel _. n er Lutheran Church will be the Democrats Plan I site of the Lutheran Open 12 1.00 Cane Sugar "v«w "teen HUTCH J ^seminarian: ~ --- - _J»We**tf*U«tae«nta toopen0ctober3 d Sucrert Granulaltd-Sav» a4 Safaway o, Kennsburg. Social in Fall ° •\p \tWW WB3 Midi i "' —"""• ••• *»»w««i n»o 11UOV Hufhkovuky. pas-! FORDfl-The Fords Women's "8Stor mmGeneral chairmeR n wer gtohe s wighoa t Chase & Sanborn - " ~ - Rev. Lester Messerschmldt, Preserves CO«M-AI Grind! 8prlngfleld, and Rev. James von Schenfc. Elizabeth. born Pa , andNlcnol*< Church Hall and ap- Rev. Mr. Stohs met with Empress - Strawbtrry Taylor. Pa.ipointed • committee for a so-prayer chairmen of the 19 Edwards Coffee ,k mm \l Velchlk were cW ta October. Mrt. Charles All Grindi-A S»f«way Guarant«ad Product _ Tler churches and pointed out ways can \ ;,-,:;i Hungary, and| •***». Walter 8*e of Increasing prayer We In each :I Fords since **" "^cnHrman. , country 55 yean1 Al»o appointed were Mrs. , Ice Cream H •ilk was emDlovedcent WOT** in •* Chilean Drive Sup«rbly sweet and satisfying. Now's th* time to FORDS - B'nai ffrlth ^To- start breakfasts {and end dinnersi) with cantaloupe. • •*• HOURS V.' 1111 men, Ratnot Chapter, will par- Tomatoes And Safeway's got the sweetest, most taste pleat- Wi-dneidaj and ThLnaajL , 8:10 to 8 P. » ticipate In the northern New »nd Salwda, !: Gold Top ing cantaloupes you ever spooned into! , A. M. to « P. M. Jersey Council's drive for warm 18 8:M to l JCJCloatl d MondaMd y clothing, blankets and cash I contributions to help the dlsai- fr«h Juicy pml rv ler victims In Chile. All mate- Cultivated box " ' hru Thuri., I1.7J _ rn., 8»t. * Sun., it.n rial'and monies will be trans- Fresh Blueberries 39« ferred through the American Red Cross to the Chilean Red 4 1.00 String Beans Fresh Peaches orch^ s*..i Cross for distribution to vlc- WOODBRIDGE jtlma. Anyone wishing to con? w II n • Mild flivor 3ib. 33c Collard Greens tribute should contact Mrs. Yellow Unions c,«kiir,»cnW 0 Henry Karger, LI 9-2385. The CAR WASH deadline for contributions is Items and prices effective thru Sat., June 18th at . LOU MATV, Proprietor 'Sunday. , „ Peaches ! Yesterday Mrs. David Breg- "«lnv«y Ave., Woodbridge ME 4-4333 Grapefruit Juice man, 18 Michael Street, mem- Town House: Halves or Sliced 3 Great Safeway bership vice president, held a Town House meeting at her home to plan for the paid-up membership $uper Food Markets party in September. Further plans will be announced later. 4 1.00 8 1.00 (•II. located in complete shopping centers) I; •NfolllO Park-Edison Township lor one-year •I.Brun$wUk-Mid-State Mall PRB88 Pears Peas & Carrots - 775 Roosevelt Ave. TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON Town. House Saracen prices also effective in Safeway Stores at Perth Amboy-101 North Broadway South Amboy - 461 Amboy Avenue 'OWN 4 1.00 16 1.00 ..?!..Ifri FRIDAY, JUNE 17, I960 PAGE TWENTY-FOITR \(;irl Scout Troop* Mothers Club ^ Wind Up Season lnj,,,V(. Program Drafted »„//> » ^<^7^Library Lists P^ofmo^ JFormer Avenel 'Foot Patrol ISELIN - The meetings of | _ *_, p f^nf f«im» PiV/iij •/ ' Plan* for HeumonReunion . „ t __ r< V i • CL ProtecM t Fofinf Ri>A*» lf iT n 1 Closes Season the Girl Scout Troops of St. CARTERKT — A committee [Cecelia's Church have halted In Acci(|nit] of members from the class of Man is Engaged To Reserves? WOODBRIDOE-The Wood- for the summer and wtll re- rorrashionMiowand.Duffy CARTER, MiddleseS x- Count My JO*** Many INew Books WOODBRTpGE 1 1940 met at the Borough Hall AVENEL — Mr. and Mrs bridge Mothers Club held its sume In September, date to be Of,...,,,.a,t anrjDuWthe'attende. Middlesed the mpftlnx Countt yn fClerk The. , AVENEU-ThJ e Avenel Public WOODBRIDGE - Use of rliairmen last evening, to formulate plans|Fioyd R. Stammer, 1315 Mary- annual Installation luncheon at announced later. sons were Injured CARTERET - °™Oroh-iStat. ,™ itteiMtee Democratid the mrtlnc Rpni5tration|g nf The! UbrarAvrNEt._Thy bog,.,! O,f Avenetrusteel Publis an-c Police Reserves to extend foot ~ "Ill' home if Mrs for a twenty year reunion jianrj Avenue, SheboyRMi. Wlsc.; Shadow Brook. Shrewsbury. At the last meeting, triple tlcally-ln a maun. President of the St. •" Hotel Stacy-!nounceV Man," "Savage Kuzma, Thomas Mllik. and Jo- Mr. WTMUWftd is ft Ha termed "critical." Berfto'andMrs. Hirtle. The re- WOODBRIDGE—Stewart A., Menoon, 70. Wiim 8treets," , "The Crowded Sky," seph Teleposky. The group williof Woodbridge Hlsli 1^ Avi- A method of payment will tiring president, Mrs, Gabriel, Carpenter. 157 Clinton Street, Hillside 'The Enemy Within," "Walk continue to meet during tiiejdass of 1957. He attended Purdue University, enlisted In have to be decided and it gave the welcome and Mrs. •icfue, was graduated Mr. Menson Ih fr,' he Down' Main Street," "My Oodsummer months. of the Entertainment; Mrsjt committee shortly, the Navy In January 1959. andcertain they wtll be paid on offered grac*.'Mrs. from Newark condition In Jules Breyer and Mrs. Helen! |and My AH" and various as- LEGAL NOTICES is also stationed at the Naval hourly basis, Urban wawass to jcoueBCollege of EngineerinEngneg with a Hospital where h, Knot, in charge of Tickets and u ... sorted Juvenile books. r r f Hospital, Portsmouth. It was stressed that the Re-Mrs Henry Warner gave toastslBHcll(,)0, of Science Degree In treated for H Publicity, and Mrs. Mary Johri-j'a" *estlVdt Donations were received as NOTICE TO BIDDERS fractur«d forearm Sealed btd« will be rerelvecl by the] The coupl- e will be married ...serve. s will not be used in radio!to the retiring officers. Mrs.|Mwh(mi(.B| Engineering ami follows: funds to purchase the John Aquila installed the new iHlsko *ns also soa Pianist. . , Drafted by Guild Bo»r1_ as little as Is deemed necessary. ARMOl'R STAR set to be drawn for in Novem- Junior Safrty Patrol announce ported circulation of 305 adultj Bids must, be plainly marked "Bid ber. ed that the patrol boys will be books and 1469 juvenile books Proposal." Bonrless Clunk JOSEPHINE O'BRIEN. Secretary Program vice president, Mrs. honored at a picnic to be heldjfor May. This exceeds the cir-, Carterett Board of Education Leonard Kramer, has an- Monday. June 20, at, Rooseveltlr.ulat.ion for the same periodijune 9, i960 nounced that a surprise pro- IPark Metuchen. last year. j_ c. p. 6/10, n/flo pam has been planned for trie! Transportation will be do- NOTICE TO BIDDERS POT ROAST 581 The new summer hours for' 8 1 bl be M 'top'Rock "Be/fmY/e nated by Mr. Edward George. Irenlng. the library will be 10:30 A. M.; u ^ «' ?» *"' »ceived by CROSS The meeting will be presid:J All boys are asked to congre- it m ,, . ,, . _ _i,j11,,!tlu BosKt ol Bduottlon. o( the Bor- over by the president, Mrs. gate at the Columbus School at to 12:30 P. M. each weekdayjoueh of c»rteret. New j«wy. on Samuel Breslow. and the prayer 9:30 A. M. to leave promptly at morning, except WednesdayiTiiurs DOWHVFLAKE WAFFLES V^- 2 lor 25c SALADS »:-..,-..». >... 2 lbs. 29c SWISS CHEESE IIKAKT S DELIGlir sllml HI l.(. •!'•; (ill * PEACHES elly ( 4 (or 99c mrli — «t. Buttle He - • Burry's Butter C'ookiett—Choc, (.'liunut— r Halvo '•'*• rnrn'» Snap — Kef- J*» * ° ' L, PEARS V': Can Sno Puffs — 9-oi. Pki;. , for , 0, (iood timeg . .. good traveling . nc ahuatl lor you when you go 3 for 99c Oidamobile! And right now u the bent time over to me yuur Old* lr Sugar—Granulated—Nat'l Brandi CHEF BOY-AR-DEE Mix or Mate"- iri I Ibi. i&c OLDS '60/ Uoalur. Ha'll ifaow you that » ii»w Oldi uusUi l«m tturn you'd gucxa! FRUIT COCKTAIL ' an 3 (or 99c _ ITAUAN FESTIVAL - YOU'U. DO METTIK *T YOUR OLDS DfAlIR'U Deep Blue White Meat Tuna In With M«»t BalU Kleenex Jumbo Paper Towel* 3 for 7Bc Brine - H'I fJH-oi. Can I for 88c Raviull With Mtal Instant CuHee— I5',-OJ. Can Poloner lUllihe* — «-w. j»r 5 (ot i.(K Ravioli Mlth CbMM WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES New Lr». 10-ot. Jar — r«c OH 1.J9 Ifii-oi. Can Hut Dog - Sweet . Sweet Miud and Hoi ntl»|,UI Avenue Wood bridge, N. J. Be«fnroni Ilti-M. Caa POOU FKICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JUNE 18TH — WE M0HT To•. orating Mar the players spurring competition, softball has'^developed S. Kondrk c War Vets Tied Trosko, c 1 1; Romano. 2b .. 3 .. 4 Chairman Carney have auured Gltai team scored both another side and has moved closed to baseball in Medvetz 3b .. 4 everyone Uut next leaion, ont runt. Brennen, ss 0 1 .Regan, 3b .. 4 :,v the U. 8 M«talS: speed and finesse. Gural, 2b 2 2jKinch. p .. 4 Puslllo rf .. 4 • ('.uUTei Burners, bit affair will be held (or all The winnen scored one run For Loop Lead D. Medvetz If .. 4 i! I'- four teama reprttentln* Carwr-.ln the first, one In the fifth Leagues have sprung up. In hamlets, villages, T. Semenza, lb 2 l!s. Sti-ageuede. ss ... 4 M.DTV Kurec hold- Mitroka ss 3 tt Hlih. We wlute the Amerl- and two In the sixth to roll up towns, cities and broad; In iftdustriet,. schools, CARTERET — Greenwald's Toth, If 1 oiW. Kolibas, cf ...... 4 Mm: over Spoganeti, ... 3 2 Magalln p 3 can Legion for their generosity a 4-0 lead, churches, settlement houses and frafl Insurance and the Catholic Shuleski, if 3 Bryan, c v iii the last Inning War Vet* are tied for first D. Semenza, p 1 Vinsko. rf ..: 3 2 and (or eitendlnd g theihi r kindkd ! ThThe bbox score: ! ;hf winning run. Every spring, teams begin league play place ln the Carteret Recrea- J. Kolibas, lb ... 3 Invitation to the writer. i Kollbai 1 33 . unit's Kt-pich's EMO Amateur Softball Association, whose headquarters tion Intermediate League, each 27 12 12 Devito, If ... 0 1 AB R H 0 A & O Men's 8hop, 10! Winners of the trophies from with lour wins and only one Hill Bowl P. Stragepede, If ... 3 H .312 are in Newark. New York City alone has about 300 1 AB R ay of a previous:thi Sportsman Aasociatbn| lo&a. i —;T. Cf: 'hael II 1 1 .. J 0 0 teams. They battle throug..h cHy, state and district AB Kosels Tavernjwe: Football, John Hudak .. s o o eliminations for the right to represent one of sixteen Oreenwalds beat the Car- Sloan, 3b .. 5 31 8 Paiva 2b _... 0 0 , its second loss!and Steve Kondrk: Basketball, teret Delicatessen, 11 to 6, as Ackelewitz, If .. 5 Koke's •Olear lb 3 3 Stragepede. u .. S 1 2 ' ' •" 2 Bobby Blalowartiuk; Buebtll, regions in the world championship round. Dennis Tandy pitched the vic- E. Resko, lb 2 AB H Vinsko cf J to f and In the Reagan. 3b ... 3 1 II r 2 Ksso won Chtrlea Kanora: Track. Bobby Cities go aH out in bids to hold the world tour- tory. The Catholic War Vets Stauback, ss 2 3 0 v'pneh's" ss 0 8hanley, lb _... 3 0 ll OjLukach, ss a nosed out the Sacred Hearts, Butkqcy, c 4 .. 4 0 E. Citrmieliael cf, p 0 l uver the A E PtUut, W. Kollb*s, cf 3 neys. Ball parks are spruced up and «i