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CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, MARCH 17, tnUrtd u 2nd Clan Hall At f 0 Guta^H r ';'' »ids Road Paving Work if or Newrp „ _, n schools Ao Be Started Soon, 1 "tal of the Lowest Ki.Wm for Projects Boro Council Told W $1,240,436 <'AI!TKRET -. Many con- iini'n\ Wednesday night vied 1:11 'Hi1 work to build two new -aid "'I-'1 in Carteret. Free Chest X-Ray Survey Patching ikl her rnlll- ''»• lowest, bids submitted at •, cmmlrv, >l»'cisil meeting of the ily l«i\i< in I'l of Education showed the To be Held Here April 12 J0 b Now 'i two schools by the CAKTERET — Two areasiinf! the importance of a chest! lidders at $1,240,436, have been selected for the freejX-Ray, indicated that it not I'stimati'd- <-ost was $1,-community chest X-Ray sur- only shows up symptoms of tu- '• l)ut. Board President vey;» to be lield in Carteret on'berculosis before they become Underway Kolibas indicated that, April 12, according to Mi-japparent, but that it will al i«l'litl •r the mcidentalsJThe mobile X-Ray trailer will abnormalities that require fur-load pavlnR program will be 11 0 1 < S—„ Co., IMer-pnS'E.^t^cSSr^nrSer "ls ' bi-'m " co-ma^n Alexande"^r Such**, 'chairma ^^n 1 1 1 Avenur ,.-„ 'i)"!' ' ' School,; 1:00 to 5:00 P. M. and at the sponsorell«l d •"'by• »« Carter.* of streets and roads reported at , I-Mrit Vl.iR.i77: West Cartcret Scliool'BorouKh Hall Cooke Av«lu« B™''d of Health and the Mid- last night's meeting of the O1 K n P M dlesrdl x C "• loo! Cai- "'<•'' 'pnnce!op «i7 7nn if^FT "v" ^ *?* " " i CountvTubeiTuiosis'and'BorouRh'cWu ' . : YBrehPKkl in •wi\ to * m« ••''"»•• K nt rn ' ?° ^ '• - emphaniz-lHealth Uague. I Such noted that the road de- ::.t conditions iS872.000.-Th;. KiiWe Constructiototal of then KingCo.,'! " partment has started patching jfirm is about $4,000 less than roads. "The winter was so j severe that practically all roads th bbidds for the individual Planning Board :,n nf the | schools. i Lines i not only in Carteret but in the Structural Steel: Harrison entire metropolitan area have ntd or im- Iron Work, Mamaroneck, N.Y^i Is Being Pushed been badly damaged", he said. Up Workers for He "said Pershing Avenue, ; iv i-l of (*»tTV Program is Spring Flowers Bloom;f\& Dedication $11,447 and $18,988, combined; hook $29,557. Hermann Avenue, Irving Street • al! t:mc< and a few others already have Plumbing, McMnnus and|jB! y Mayor Skiba Red Cross Drive (IlliiV Hit by Borough Thefrr on Easter Cards [Sunday; Dinner iui.,.1been1 patchedi/atuiru.. Cartere\_.ttiocieut nVL'IlUAvenuCe • .IH!KS must .Murray, of Oranfje, $40,000 and! CARTERET — After months - • '$42,000, both schools, combinediof consideration. CARTERET — Raymond P.[needs a lot of patching. The ':,':.-•, of !lu- CAK'lKHf I — • tVvws are rapidly RTOWIIIK third. I * » borough of- Bonkoskl-..^..n , general. chairma-^-,.... n of"street department is using a |$78.476. tne Re ll lie Im/aids Italian Society ill ;jni«'r iriiitl til blow .ling Mike Toth, owner of Toth's: AttCr . jficials were ready to institute d Cross Fund drive today new material for filling of holes • . mi.dltions H'dil.V 01, ! Heating and plumbing Me- a move for a Planning Boardlunnoimced that the campaign CARTERET ~ At a •r» o CiT- Photo §hop, ranked Easter as, up to 8 inches deep and will not !!>• 'tire! bv 1 •Manus and Murray, Carteret in this borough [wil'"'l" ope n an—•'•d continu• " e through nf thr IUIlnn-Amriiran Cltl- "" "" ' " to 8V. Valentine's Day for CAflrTERET Three iewi Avenue, $90,000 and West Car- kick out. Mayor ,1 March 25. Reporting on the sweeper. i-i'it with one move for a Planning Board said be allowed several days intoned into ten sections- two number of m- S«rr«d the occasion ranks high.jChurch this Sunday morning,! Electrical work Charles Tarr > (i A :in '•*"' this week hopes for action UinU : •fry jobs ol i "'which t'o" cove'•- r thei"" r sections to be done every day. VIvW colors characterize the |Dr. Andrew Karsanyi, pastor,; of Fords, Carteret Avenue $44-jsomettme in the springUm". areas. J Some of the campaign assign-j Proper notice will be given so ,| , fUKiHiU u«f of MtUan name* to hjoim* :»Mte"' t card "of' 1961. Afewi»nnounced. At the Englishf953 and West Carteret $44 600 {[(>*) ot e Englishf "We have been considering a ments already made are: that car owners will have time "•J^ : . of real -{service at 10 A. M, a new 50-| T . ..- —,. —.-.. v»..™uni,6 n|mfius uireaay maae are: in , tdrnilfy (WWDM oi ill-repute Ul lamlM bun- i-r». Butterflies with heads of Utar American flag will be re- The bids were referred to|Plftnnlng Board for some time j Borough Treasurer Alexander to remove their cars on the day 011 tht "The Un- * ' «.-htr\--- wiz, archltectinow and we do realize uia IMICPS when' Murray Leibowitz, archltectjnow and we do realize that:Corm,ai their section is to be swept. ' b«>wi over 'reived for the cb(jcu;>('jL'-Air industry and speciap l ;!v pri'Srnt to forr fitUdvstudy and tnhlilaHntabulationn. jCarterejlf>Qi-t«™ t is. jjusii,.- t abou~U/...utt thn~e- onl.onl.v!,,jf'-v- !,,jf .. ji,,ji,, j ^ chamra mu- .. on * iflmbwr. Bteptw Resit *bo vin i£fl!e ltf lsls ss o n chamra mu- He said the automatic sweep- '. I'II thr cur- ;l«rgt- oommuiHty in the county!,,icip'af building employes'; Po-er will be run in two shifts, the in memory of his uncle, the late which docHoess nott hnvehave. one,one"" the - ' llicl e chjChief CharlechIs L. Makwln- .first at 2 A. M. till 10 A. M. and Btt>11 Joseph Sitar. Another Ameri- mayor said. ,ir.' imsM>i)lf '• ' refcurdlni ^* card party; ski. police department: Street !the second from 10 A. M. to 6 can fins, for the outdoor flag- The mayor declared that Commissioner Douglas Zcnobia, P.M. pole, will be given by Elder there was no doubt that a plan- Cornell Estates Session Monday streets and roads department: Beginning next Wednesday, Bf Rank Deak. ning unit would be set up, but . "" UurtcclU »nd Carpiwr School Superintendent Edwin March 22, all trash will be At the Hungarian service, at Join Carteret? he explained that screening ICcrmidl M co-chairman of 't.r S. Quin, school employes, picked up on Wednesdays only. 11 o'clock, a new red, white, CARTERET — This borough [and selecting seven men for the . annual pirnlc whtch will be Vi ork Accepted For Sisterhood Herman Horn, High School Anyone having trash that the '(fretn Hungarian flag will be is showing considerable interest board was difficult, garbage trucks cannot handle r f CAUlhUKl i/h CARIERET - The Unitcd:dedicated, The donors of this in the moves at Port Reading principal is organizing volun- tt rft He said the governing body (will put it out Wednesday ;i- ll.ow ' P i c\mi:i-|. la-t ni ihr Hebrew Sisterhood of Carteret 'flux are the Men's Sick Bene- and Sewartn for secession from teers from the High School ; had met with Planning Con- mornim'.s and a special truck d./lu.-rj' ' TwMi-pni-*twml»r!.»Ft»-ad- .nil', i.i in ill-. Cu.'iK'll will hold their March eeneralifit Society and the Loiantfy Woodbridge Township. jsultant H. Thomas Carr, more .senior class to canvass Satur- mitu d llUo Jn.v, March L'S, weather per- will pick it up. There will not : A rii«i)o ' memb.-t»lr.p Thev HK confir- mt'ctmi; on Monday, March •-'O.ILadies Aid Society, Mr.s. Julius Most persons questioned in than a month ago, and dis- rf •iitinp. be a trash pick up any other i >an re- ** '- Mc»«*r». Albert Zulio :• oiii(111*1. vii- u< the Brotherhood of Loving!Matt- ami Mrs. William Biri the borough last night said cussed a master plan for Car- , ; Ralph DeVito. Peter Bufanu. Mrs. Ray Conimeford is or-day unless it is an emergency, ; mibl in,it llu imui-u\niii'iU(, Justice SyimKORiie at 8:30 P. M.'Sr., prwidents of the societies' Port Reading would do well if teret which Carr had designed ganizing the solicitation in Such said. y , Rabbi Morton Baum will ad- will hand over the new iiuK to it joined Carteret. Tive years ago. Carr had used f Stragapcde, John 'parkview. She expects (o have Borough Clerk Potocnig was rom ~ John t. D'Zur- dress thy membership and ex- the pastor. Scouts from Troop Carteret officials did not the master plan a.s his project ^ • • Aliano. TVitrinnc authorized 'to advertise for bids Are not ilia n'ponul that application is plain the symbols of the tra-|84 will sene as honor guards at show much enthusiasm in them obtaining his master s degree; . r Frasc*. frank oamoncMtrtmo. PlwkM malann , Capt p for road materials. btit'.K' mudi {ofor'Ktclciat j d i al l fundrunds dltionadltinull SedaSedarr tabltablee foforr ththee 'bot both hservices servi . The old fla^s will talk to net Port Reading to join in engineering. "•nuun to CortlMno, and Bnx-irt 'Street is setting up a sroup of Hulnick Cites Complaints W)rounh welfare coming Passover holidays.- ibo stored away for th. time ICarteret. Mayoy r Skiba saisadd the plan —T. _ „ ,.„,,„, , wl uiv,vy v,nnj IUI ijit unit volun tcerB Councilman John Hulnick -u*v\. ven\acnio. co.-ith A IH'W | "They want to so it alone" was incomplete and would have!! '" It w*s unnounced that the hwti in cxiKiidi-l Prepm-atlons for the tablejbeing. Eventually they may be f Hcrtha reported that he had received «a,^ ,d by Mrs. Hcl- scttina will be by Mrs. Peter [one man said. '"That it their to be revised, but that the gov- 1 deadline for wbmilUnit a tom- sent to Ligonier where the con- LU ue reviaeu, Due inai me gov-i_,, , . .. ,7'M" . "„. a number of complaints from en ChottT. wi'llun- dtrcctury, VanWallpndael and Mrs. Har- gregation's former pastoi, the prime purpose." ^ quMUonaire for entry erninK body was considering .tfcj ™^\^™J±- residents in the area of kuise- for Fi-nwn wln-n t".195.32 was old Kaufman, JRevR . Alexander Daroczy Is set Asked if he would like to seesince 1 lnt0 tlie mmt T! toe hiring rfaconsult™;^[son Estates area^^. . West Carteret velt Avenue and Locust Street, ("irKMlW * business dt 1 that area join Carteret, Mayor firm would be much more ex- I n ... »w«>u tin ri-ln-1. SponM>r» Servicr I tins up a museum of hisiorical will be handled by street cap- because they "have found that ' " «lI*S rwior>- hiu b«n set for v iu?ms fra Skiba replied: pensive. Carr has submitted an . 1961 j ' B'iik!;n- lii.-|K'ct Ion ul ffnnt\t WukovrU. Bnard prr-i- it I'M.'K'I .|'»si|ih Aid Chalice Fund "i drnt, talij Mr. (ircior) not »nl> Ii .!. ,m' .•iiiplin,. itl V "M|3. (• •lilTlil' T Carey I,- 11• -1 Hit:i^ Ounpaiij, li'is ilv IL'80 KniRhts of ColuinbUK, ll1 ' M. ' hnmpapJr hut i»«r o( hi» timr l)||r l.'tj'd !ii|ttin tut ill1! fov a 4||, Degree is , sponsonni! a ol knd effort lo *rf tn it thut Ihf j, ' ile^:it- in MyiiHLji iiiriit at 1I10 !<• 'Uiyola J|ie Soldier Oi [•hUdrfn receivrd thr brut idu- Ruj, ••i> l.'iu',i-i--,ii(/»K\rniiiK Ui- ^i; Sunday, jvfarch lDtli at u o- ration poffiibl*. In rfply." Mr. , ' who Colunibiiin Club, Hitfh 111 A M Urtcon Mid hit rffartn wcic 11(11 r , tor the The movie Will slui'l at 'he small but hoped "tomethlnK «r lU(.ll(U,(1 „>[,„,K ^IHWCS lr ytp^t The movie will sut at small but hoped mn nl uml ont,.lll,[f yean,. 7:30 p. \\ Hnd the public is ui- • I.IIIL'"^ I 'iviHI_- thiILnL kinI.I^d J mi) Imprit• u other_,i * li,o. ! ,( vicipirnt of the comcom - vvttrd to iittend. All proceed!proced!, ••ink will help." „„;,„,.,.(! Bmdy Scholhl - f,0lii this'showiii'showii g will go to- PARTY foMORROW >- »(1 *fll' r'mW M* dl" *»rd lhr ChallCI! ^^ ChiU • —t^x^ ;r:,;:s;,yumiK (our y'-ar Faithful Nnvigator, \H award- pn-jmtnik announced t h u t tomorrow evening competitive^ basisioliiTp'thert^wilT¥1 piHvttte"'slmw-' wood Court 137. ,uch year. Mr, hi- ing for the mlns o£ the various at 7 30 Amerlta. BUB is ihe bi'coud eiii-ijiu-ishes in fcurteret at 4:00. •-. Ether will bk provided and member under t. M. Huuday at the Columbian if. are asked to contcat Club Mitchell Bednarz. Faith-] 7:45 ranger Irvln Clark this hcliulaislup - 1U1 Admiral Ls the chairniHii as- sisted by Michael Prepuinik, 1 •'""MI. lie- Bi'ii Orttssi), JosejJh Kreidler "1I"-*". The' PAL and Auxiliary to • Hiid JohnHomak. ' ""• Men's Hold Easter Egg HuntOS UKAN'S LIST uf thr PAL s»id 1 CARTEHKT— MUS FrUVisiua fur elinible fliildren Hursaiiyi. daughter of the Rev, dbtributed tn »U 'Dr and Mrs. Andrew Hursanyl, U41e»' Auxiliary wUl ,115 Pershlug Avenue, has won! schools. 'a place on the Dean's List lnj hulU *»lt for n»ch 'n the St! in Kutcr Ht will 1 to be da I the first term of her Fresh- »K rolltnf oontatt. child -man year. Miss Harsunyi is I'Al. Auxllli«iy. nl I'lit'erleadt'i's wim surround , for The tffilr bs* been «ct for natrd t>y following a liberal arts course SOMETHING in CIIKKH ABOUT: Mii-lmel V. Carney sliklds ears (rum din of loubian cliunt by ('iirt-errt His" Sfliuul This k in addition lloo the Left lo right art' t'uti iiiti Vurgit, Mary Juiif Kiiatl Bel Ilia Johuaun, Marilyn Hun-ing tun, B< Hi Sciiniiiu. cuptuin, I'ittriuU Smith, (iirls wer« Mrs. Ml- MunUy. April 1 »t » A. M, This U in !at the University of Pennsyl- Uoiiorcil by Carteret Fott 'A6'i, Amerloitu Legion, Maturduy. (Auuther luduit on Tage 18). > •'"> MichMl la the CsrUrvt rirk. folk« main priie* to b* awarded vania in Philadelphia, Pa. CMtf Ciurlw b. lUkalniki, to winnerl s FRIDAY, MARCH: 17, 1961 PAGE TWO SCHEDULE tNVF.li IV, Breakfast Held CARTSRBT - ^\ Legion Dinner Ing of a monument m ,' ol the late Sylvia &•!,..'! A By Holy Name KBteu will be hn,i 'M* OBITUARIES Tomorrow Will March 26, at 2 p. M. CARTKUET -Sunday mor- Baron Hirsch Cemr Islnnd, New York. nl. the B A. M. Mass cele- FRANK J SEZYK Catherine Walsh of Travis, and Honor Leaders by (hn Rev. Andrew of Roosevelt Mr! Ellzabelh Heln ol Loving Justice, CARTERET Kr.ink J- ' CAHTKHCT — Immediate, or of the Sacred relatives are InvitedV 76. 52 Birch Street died Turs- F,0RENCE post, coinmander Sherman Jay; Until Church approximately d,r . March H, nt No* J for this motion Picture presen-.company will raise or »ower,entered and ordere(1 her to .lget •atlon, there will be no admis- valve box to conform with side- the money out of the drawer " CLOSE lion charge. : walk, grade." Mrs. Allen looked at the audit and said, "God bless you, on." The youth mumbled. "I m only fooling," and ran away Notice for Assistant Township Engineer, 'mpty-handed. IOME FROM HOSPITAL Woodbridge, New Jersey CARTERET — Mrs. Betty ackson of Sabo Street has re- REQUIREMENTS: urned home from the Rah way Vacationing! •lemorial Hospital and is con- alescing, Degree in Civil Engineering from accredited college; experience in'municipal engineering; ^Silhouette 6j #. 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Longer out let ber of the as President in his freshman f the£f board of directors of the '•n'lL-K-s sent -f Aiyiscott News staff year, president and treasurer CARTEiiET-Mr. and Mrs. to the sue- Spanish, and trampoline clubs' arteret Chapter of Hadassah of the Spanish clubs, president Were, compiled for World Jncob I! S™k. of 132 Bernard iilirailts. Thcodore|Her parents are Mr. and Mrsof' the chemistry club, and dele- JosepI) lunar, us Lincoln Avc- s Day to be celebrated Htrtvt. Cnrtcrel, announce the ,,f admissions at gate to the safety conference, March 19, with a luncheon at unit'•d mil. In a letter nue. Alex Makkai. son of Mr, and iiPiit of their daughter. the Loving Justice Synairogue department Arlene Ivanltskl will prepare Mrs. A. Makkai, Sr., 11 Grant Miuyann Sink, to K?nnrih M. ,,f those who ap-to teach biology, she partici- at noon. Followed by the enter- Avenue, may study to be an , son of Mr. nnd Mr». by his pates In the Ecappella choir English teacher at either New- tainment of Mr. Lane. R magi- cian. Mrs. Irving LeVit7. is Km- l J, LaiiRiT. ri{ Iowana •\MKlll" l^llS are mixed chorus, French club ark or Jersey city. He has been Koy, P.T.A.. Annscott News. Shahas a varplty football player and eral chairman. The observance Avenue, Trenton. of World Child's Day will be I) r k . »»d Alex served with the JANS and aptrac- k man. A member of the Miss Senk attended St. held throughout the United peared in the senior play. She student council, he was presi- Mary's High Schnol, Perth Am- notified States and Puerto Rico. ,,;] StiltP lives at 42 Delaware Avenue dent and vice president of the boy. mid will be graduated this' Bressa, with her parent*. Mr. and MrsFrench Club. A report on the one da;- odu-! \liazin. ( June tram Trenton State Col-j Arlcnr Ivan- Walter Ivanltskl, and Is treas- ciitional institute was Riven by legc. Trenton. Miu Senk ls! Addltlonal Admission* Mrs. Edward Ulman. Mrs. Jnck1 ly. pntrlcla IJo- urer of the sodality of at tllws nnci nursing schools maioring in elementary educa- Mary's Church. h a Safran and Mrs. Elmer Brown W: 11 Inli mm Koy. Donald , ™ notified several addition tion. • 1 will be in charge of the candy I. ,,,v city State. Carol Patricia Kovacs is the daugh- al CrfiteiTt High School senion sale for Passover nnd orders Kenneth M. Lanm attendedj Miikkal. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius 8 of their admission this week 1 may be placed with them. jTienton Central High 'and were Kovacs, 62 John Street. A John Czubatl. son of Mr. and ! Ruler College, Trenton. He is v the Slnte Colleges mathematics major, Pat is Mrs. John Czubati, 3 Hermann The nominntlnR committee i)iesently employed as payroll' t) chairman, Mis. Monis Ulman,I .-.I I illN: this year, and Vice-presldeiit of the Honor|8treet, has been accepted in an accounting clerk for the De- will present a slate of?offlcrrsi fortunate in Society antl the F.T.A.. news!education curriculum by Up- Stv^nirnt of Defense at Tren- drills a}, the next general nicking to' mini' Hum one ac- editor of Annscott News, and sala College. While In high ton/No wedding date has been thc wait- a member of the cast of the be held March 23. at which time Ollii'l 011 school JoJohhn ld varsity foot- set. ) MARYANNSKNK irrplw a later senlpr play. She was chairman of the Junior prom, and preuU -. .••v.win w gpiinsoresponsoreda by the unit. track team. He also was a mem-Co-chairmen Mrs Robert Har- PTA TO MKF.T mlvii Aliazia dent of the Latin dub. She be- 1 First Aid Course Ai>u/iii will major In longs to the sodality at Sacred ber of the • chemistry, Latin, lis and Mrs. Snm Gevirtzman, CARTERET The regular Heart Church. to brtng In their! For Girl Scouts (11ircti(iii She lias been lonthl.v meeting of the St. CARTERKT — Members of ,.. tin- cliccring squad. Janief Kilty junior play. oseph P.T.A. will bo held mixed [hnius. opera Janice Klsty. 124 picturei! Girl Scout Troop 15 are under- onday evening. March 20, at Carteret Waiter Flnnegan may enroll! n'no r ch,'\ m ., .ippcllii. Loudspeaker, Avenue, is eligible forr the artlaart t TerUle UnfmZ .„ S °° "" «" Mrs. Joseph taking a 10-week First Aid P.M. in the school hall. En- i, ,,,n News. Her parcurriculu- m at Montclalr. AtP'e-law curriculum. President Veiss announced the speaker j course under the direction and rtalnment 'or the. evening or the luncheon at the Astor supervision of Joseph Comba ',' \ii mid Mrs. Raypresent- , art editor of the Loud- of the 8tudent Organization ill be provided by the pupils iotel April 11 will be Israel's1 in.-m. i; roliian Avenue. speaker, Janice also served on and a member of the National FLAG (KKKMONY: The (iirl Smuts of Carteret eelr-brati-d Girl Scout Week with a flat pf Sister Mary Rosurl's class. ambassador to the United H;,/;i. diiiiu'hter of Mrth. e Annscott News art staff. Honor Society, he has played ceremony whirh was held Saturday at the Borough Hall. Refreshments followed at the The executive board will itates Harmon. Deadline for [plans for a parents tea to be Michiicl Brezn, 51 She has designed program varsity football, basketball, and V.F.W. hall, Girls participating in the ceremony were Glnny Sitar Betty Ann Mehl leet at 7:30 P. M. preceding lonors Is March 23. The raffle held on April 7, and for their ..,,! ..nil study French. covers and scenery for the baseball. His parents are Mr. Arlene Sabo, Karen Palocy.ie. D», G»vron, Tat Szymanifka. Karen McKernan Diane he regular meeting. rawing wil take place also and ma service project of maklnn Easter unilif v of the Nation- class plays and Is presentlyl and Mrs. James J. Finnegan, ™L, S lMWt' MMh'tt. assi!iln«the «lrls in *"»"« w"* Mrs. S. Levitt and Mrs.' baskets for the children In the opera guild.j holding an art scholarship at 101 Coolldge Avenue. members are asked to bring in w Kathenne StalJIvaski. Mrs. I,ols Hazelwood and Mrs. Pauline Kiesllng were co-chair- local hospital. fniiiiiT editor of Douglass. Her parents are Mr. ill final returns. Elizabeth Saulo has been ac- men of the affair. On Sunday. April 16, the FOR THE FASTEST • it News, cniTPspond- and Mrs. Joseph Kisty. •Hostesses were Mrs. Harry cepted by the Elizabeth Gen- Rirls will receive communion ... • ::-. of the F.T.A.. a Willlam Koy lives with hlxleral Hospital School of Nursing Chodosh, Mrs, Jack Safran, t SERVICE ,nd Mrs. Edward Shapiro. a body at the Sacred Heart of : ,1 WHS rcc^itly sr- mother, Mrs. Ethel Koy, 52 nnd Orange Memorial Hospital Tickets Now Selling Jesus Church. Drive Into Our 'in •.tutirnl council Heald Street. He will specialize School of Nursing. Miss Saulo FREE CUSTOMER ; : ,ii tin' marking in science. At Carteret he haslives at 9 Sunnyslde Drive with St. Joseph's Jottings For 'Sow(/i Pacific PARKING AREA! t ! bi-lniiKK to theplayed baseball, basketball and her parents, Mr. ahd Mrs. Peter CIRCLE AT SESSION Bj REV. PHILIP M. BRENNAN, OSM. CARTERET — The Evenlngj CARTERET — The Supreme • hip of ih,' Him-]football. He has been a mem-Saulo. She sing* In a a cappella Membership department of the iniii Church, ber of the color guard, chem- choir mid the mixed chorus and Forest Woodmen Circle Junior ROM'S LIQUORS Carteret Women's Club Is busy Grove 9 met Saturday after- !!'i::ns, daughter .tstry. record, and Latin clubs, Is secretary of the French club WELL DONE: Last Sunday God and His help. How is your 1 If y STOHt: HODKS: IN CARTERET Alys Shop Opcu Daily 9:30 A. M. to 6 P. M. ~ Friday Till S I'. M. Wian V Dress Shop 25 Cooke Avenue - Kl 1-6300 - Carteret Ol'KN ALL DAY WKDNKSDAVS Member 'federal Depos/l Insurance Corporation venue Wvdt Avenue CAM ERET Tel. Kl 1-5751 311 Pershing 4 > Carteret FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Open Daily a t« S, Friday fltu « M.YH SHERIDAN, l'rup. Kl 1-liHtlO At Kfar Kntiam-r to Store Drive-up Window Open Daiiy 9 (a 4, Friday S) to 6 PAOE FOUK FOR BETTER MEALS AND BIGGER SAVINGS MORE OFTEN • • JEST (MT Ann Page Elbow Macaroni FRESH BROILING or FRYING 2 bom 35« Ann Page Spaghetti Sauce CHICKENS 151/3 o«. 23° Meatlail WHOLE MTNTTV SKKVrCE: Certificates were presented to Mr. and Mrs. William U.S. GOV'T. INSPECTED Danecll by Iseliii Cliiiinber of Commerce at the Iselln l.imis Club dinnrr-danrr Satur- day for their outstanding oharltj' work. Left to rUht, Mr. I)an|tll, Carl Fleming, Cham- Heinz ,. ber executive director, and Mrs. I):in«ell. READY-TO-COOK C Wt dtitennf—H's delicious Sweet Gherkins and only A&P has H ! born in North Hampton, Va.. 1 and resided in New York before 7 /] oz. M Q Split, Cit-Up ^| c Ib. It's "Siper-Rlgkt" moving here in January. or Qiartwwl <# I II. OBITUARIES Surviving arc two daughters. 29 Mrs. Viola E. Jackson, with ... CrMtnry SMM Sr;; 2™ 39c whom she lived, and Miss Edna Bosco son. MRS. ANNA BEILER TURNER Mill ump CORNED 10 Something Dtfftrtnt and Dtlicieu«-"Sup«r-Right"-Whol« or Pitct MENLO PARK TERRACE — Home, corner New Dover Road Funeral services for Mrs. Anna and Wood Avenue. Rev. John n::37c i-590 I grandchildren. | Beiler Turner, 70, 82 Stony P. Uphan, First Baptist Church c Brook Drive, who died SundayRahway, officiated. Burial was MRS. JULIAN ANN Ib. in Rahway Hospital, were held In Qraceland Memorial Park, BEEI CHIPPONEIU SMOKED PORK LOINS 69 yesterday morning from the Hillside. AVENEL — Funeral services M&M's Candy Thomas Joseph Costcllo Funer- The deceased was born in BONELESS BRISKET for Mrs. Julian Ann Chippo-, QMllty-liiilttt "Jupir-RIEM" Quality al Home, Green Street and Newark and- Is survived by her B, St. Michaels, Coated Chocolate Cooper Avenue, Iselin, with a : Front Cuts Straight CUD Husband, Frank E.; three sons. formerly Avenel, who died Sun- Requiem Mass at St. Cecelia's Prank E., Colonla: Raymond, Top Sirloin Roast 99: Veal Chops«»JJ> 99 day at the Easton Memorial Plain Church. Burial was in St. Ger- Kearney; and F. Edwin, Long Hospital, Easton, Maryland. •pk«. c IH l trade Cemetery, Cfflonla. Beach, Cal.; three daughters,1 were held yesterday afternoon 79.' Veal Roast A native of Germany, the de- Mrs. Edna Randall, Tarrlngton, Stewing Beef '-*• 79. Veal Roast .°.--°" 69' from the Greiner Funeral fOU -Frozen Seafood.' ceased resided in Cooperstown. Wyo.; Mrs. Ruth Deinlnger, Home, U Green Street, with] MazolaOH N. Y. before moving here four Smoked Butts 79; Cip'i John'*—10 01, months ago to reside with her For tookinij, uladi, Ulinfl 59:79: tor, Trinity Episcopal Church, for daughter, Mrs. Ellsa Jirsa grandchildren. SpMiilly tuni tor flit flavor In our Woodbridge, officiating. Burial eallon Haddock Dinner Yoar She Is survived by her hus- was in CJoverleaf Paik Ceme- Fresh Spare Ribs 59; U.S. Oov't, Inipnttd Cornid litl rtomt band, Percy J. Turner; iMrs. MICHAEL FETHERSTON Cip'g lekl't—I n. 'Choice tery, Woodbridge. BAAI I IIIAl *>*ciaHy SaUc'Ji? *^ * Jirsa; another daughter, Mrs. HOPELAWN — Funeral serv- The deceased was a member 89. Erika Luft, Canajoharie, N. Y., ices for Michael Fetherston, Scallop Dinner f Crisp, Finn—flrnn of the Trinity Episcopal and four grandchildren. Infant son of Mr. arid Mrs. Swift's Meats D6vF IIVVI Hr«|k Howard Fetherston, 26 Howard Church, Woodbridge, and a Shrimp Dinner I Hew Cabbage 5 ERNEST K. PEARSON Street, who died last Wednes- former member of the Avenel for Babies FORDS — Funeral services day at Perth Amboy General Republican Club. Chicken " 49J""» 59^ Fancy Scollops 59c for Ernest K. Pearson, 14 Hospital, were held Thursday Surviving are her husband, 0M - Bloomfield Avenus who died afternoon from the Zylka Joseph; four daughters, Mrs. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Sunday in the Roosevelt Hos- Howard Hoffman, Fla.; Mrs. Turkeys ^:rr 45^ Funeral Home, 513 State Street Ntw Crop ... Ttndir 8n«n Spun pital, Metuchen, were held yes- Perth Amboy. Burial was in StJKalo Stasi, Highland Park; terday afternoon from' the Stanislaus Cemetery, SayrevilleJMrs, William Pfannkoch, Dun-j Kaiser *1.00 SALE! YOUR CHOICE Flynn and Son Funeral Home Surviving beside the parents!ellen; and Mrs. Howard Smith,! QUILTED Fresh Asparagus 3 1 Kegalir Retail 23 Ford Avenue, wtyh Rev. El-are the maternal grandparents, Bristol, R. I.: a son, Howard quirt 4Q0 FlarMi Qoldtn don R. Stohs officiating. Cre- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Niemiera, Freggans, Jersey City; 16 Aluminum Foil bot. •* Yonr Choice mation Rosehlll Crematory Hopelawn; the paternal grand- grandchildren; 24 great grand- 7 inch » 4A0 CORONET PRUNE JUICE children; and a sister, Mrs. 4 Sweet Corn 4" 2 Linden. parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold M tt. roll * HM Ht A native of Sweden, the de-fetherston, Perth Amboy, and Grace Cloughley, Jersey City. APRICOT NECTAR ir ^» Fim, Critp ceased has been a resident here'; the maternal great grand- FOR for 31 years. He was a re tired'mother, Mrs. Petronella Bro- MRS. INGA A. JENSEN ' O-Gel-0 SUPER-RIGHT I2OL10 painter and a member of Locallzlnskt, Hopeiawn" "'" ' FORDS — Funeral service*^ LUNCHEON MEAT Iceberg Lettuce 2'.. 2 144, Painters and Decorators1 ]for Mrs. Inga A. Jensen, 70. irr Cellulose Sponges U.I. Hi. I 8r«le Union. |JOHN J. CLANCY . New Brunswick Avenue, who m Surviving are his widow,Tyra! ISELIN — Funeral services died last Friday at home, weii- Banded Mo ASPARAGUS TIPS „£££-. -& Yellow Onions 3 1" 1 (Anderson*: two sons. Harold j for John J. Clancy, 71,1646 Oak held- Tuesday afternoon from NABISCO and Stig, Edison; a sister, Mrs. Tree Road, who died suddenly tlle Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Jiruy — Qoldin Mathilda Hedrjuist, Minneapo- last Thursday, were held Mon-iG1-«en Street, Woodbridge. Rev OREO COOKIES Crem« Sandwich lis, Minn.; a grandchild; and!day from the Rieman Funeral1*- H- Behrenberg, Pastor, First Pl esl> Handy Andy two brothers and three sistersillome, 1914 New York AvenueJ ' yterian Church, Metucli- Sweet Potatoes 2 2 in Sweden. .Union City, New Jersey. Buriaiiel). officiated? Burial was in Al- All purpoia liquid clunor Full tl Jiiei li| of t Bi( tl A»P Br»nd our C jwas in Holy Name Cemetery,1 pine Cemetery. Perth Amboy. C STEVE J. ADAMCZYK i Jersey City. S The deceased has been a rcs- WHITE TUNA FISH Solid Pack VaJ bot. SEWAREN—Funeral services; Surviving are his widow, LAs-jident of Fords for 50 years and bo!. Fresh Lemons 25 4 COOKED for Steve J. Adamczyk, 33, 408 sette; a daughter, Mrs. Doro-i» member of the First Presby- |fcBl SwtJur East Avenue, who was drowned j thy Linquist. Iselin; 2 grand- terian Church, Metuchen. SUNSWEET PRUNES Ready To Serv» j», Red Grapes 1 in Raritan Bay last Saturday sons and 2 great-grandchildren. She Is survived by Her hus- Trend AiP Bnnd morning, were held yesterday j • — • •• • band, Charles C; two daugh-' ""Me ters, Mrs. Ho\yard Madseii, Our Fineit Qualify |00 morning from the MuskaiMRS. ROSE ANN KELLY dDei GRAPE JUICE bot. »' Jane Parker Baked Goods! Funeral Chapel, 235 Hall Ave-I MENLO PARK TERRACE— Fords; Mrs. Joseph Hayduki- nue, Perth Amboy, with Rev.lFuneral services for Mrs. Rose wecz, Metuchen; a son, Stanley' Twin 12 01 George H. Boyd Officiating.iAnn Kelly, 49 Jefferson Street, C, Winter Park, Fla.: six Pack 2 Diasti Regular Retail PEACH PIE rt 59' Burial was in Cloverleaf Me-jivho died last Wednesday, were'iKrwdchildren; four sisters, ANN 14 oi Yttr Choice morial Park, Woodbridge. [held Saturday morning from!Mrs. Albert Thereeson and Mrs. 1 PAGE bot. Rhubarb Pie t,*" ^ The deceased was a resldentjthe Thomas Joseph Costello;Sigmund Thergeson." both or, Mr. Clean TOMATO KETCHUP .._. here 20 years. He was born inFuneral Home, Green Street Sewaren, Mrs. Hilda El we 11. C All purpoit liquid cltanar FOR Danish Butter Pastry Ring 39 Perth Amboy and was a Worldiand Cooper Avenue. iRoselle, and Mrs. Christian Ho. DEL MONTE SPINACH 2 . 37' Q C War II veteran of the U. S.j Surviving are her husband, Elizabeth. 28 oi Fudge Gold Siuan Cake 43 Army. James, Jr.; a son, James, ni;1 •—~~ s bot. bot Surviving are his widow, Ann three sisters, Mrs. John L DRIVE PROGRESSING STRING BEANS .™ t^v €AA 100% Whole Wheats 21 (Taylor); eight children, Val-jGiles, Mrs. Agnes Jost, Miss; WOODBRIDGE—The Wood-' 00 erle, Karen, Catherine, Stephen Margaret Rlley; and five broth-[bridge business section of the Red Ct oss Drive LIBBY'S SLICED BEETS 2;. 17< I Jr., David, Peter, Kenneth anders, Patrick, Joseph, Daniel,' ' >s cQinms Ivory Snow Bryan; his parents, Mr. and John, and Michael Elley. jalong quite well and in general, Dairy Favorites! For washing Nescafe Zll'S™ *;!§• Maine Sardines 'r!*;- 2 '*"-•• H • Green Beam Franill Style w v 0 Sail Detergent Spearmint Leaves tr ";33« Good Luck MargarinV 2 V 49 „,.,. B T«il« ihow thai tai4- ab L BMM DRY ful cleaning and flniih- All Purpoti Marcai Pastel Napkins i10« Kraft's Deluxe Margarine •£«• BroccolS yi Speari^ s ing lajnglhen clothing CLEANING Nine Lives Gat Food 2 ;;;, 27« Pancake Flour ^^.»< \-\^ Orange Juice £^ti 2 lift. Soili and tlaini " J1I91. "* pig. *¥ CW ""•D' em KEEPS waaJitn fIb»ri and With lc II or «Ae C.N. Plus WSSil? t:; 27«. Ravioli ^-ofthaSaa- >&. j 41/,,, & Hawaiian Punch c-^ 2 fabrics. 1st u< help you efflaba! plattic ** CLOTHES Camay Soap unl 5*yla I e#n kup your tlothti look- Fell Liquid Detect Gorton'i Brand IO'AJI Libby's Green Kale 3 WEARABLE ing fr«ih and n«w with For toilat and bath our txpart dry cleaning Galvanized fails Libby's Baby Okra 2 k LONGER and prompt itrvlce. *'$:& G.E.light Bulbs Ji*",:, »*25" Tree Tavern Pizza Libby's Asparagus - •* ' i i p'9i' Libby's Red Raspberries Waldorf THE GREAT ATIANTIO t PACIFIC T£^ COMPANY, INC. CIIDDADT Toilet Tissue Dinner Redy Turkey Alices Super J^arkets Red ««" Banket Dinners ^:!" HIGH IH dr°H<3S< AMIRKAS OEPINUAKLE I00P MIRCNANT JiHCl IBSV QUALITY... Crestmont Ice Cream Flaw' " e cleaners Pricci trftcHvt through Siturday, March 18th in Suptr Markets «nd S.lf-S«rrke .tore, Only LOW IN COST! B33 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret —East of rpike. 113 Main Street, Woodbridge Out fOU'laill (III tlcs 354 Amboy Avenue In• Is knONO for hij ——ST()HE liOIRS— rtl <|u»lltjf ...) STORE HOUKS u^klft HO nturc tb Monday thru Thuj-uday <> A. M. - 9 P. M. Monday 9 A. M.. 6 P. M. - W, Wed., and Thu«. 'til " '' Friday 9 A. M. - 10 \\ M. -- Saturday 8 A. M.. 9 P. M. Friday 9 A. M. - 10 P. M. - s,»lurduy 9 A. W,. • 6 I'- FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1961 PAOE FIVE )l<>lodears? Girl Scouting \CWV Auxiliary Welfare CancerfobiaVFf Auxiliary DARChapter Safety Council Makes 7 fake E<*st ' Talk Subject Work Wins First Prize WOODBRIDtiE-'The Wood- Explained bridge Olrl Scout Council 1» 23 WOODBRIDQE - the Mt. Social Saturday f0 Entertain Teen Driving Suggestions and are asked to wear full uni- ; I Title years old and there are present- Carmel Catholic War Veterans form, A breakfast will be held WOODBRIDQWOODBRIDOE — ThreTime WOODBRIDOE SeveSevenn .and Student this is » privu>«, ly 2,469 Rlrls ln some form of ladles Auxiliary were awarded .Thc»Melo. at the Reo Diner. new members. Mrs. John videg, i« rerommeiuiatlons on teenage part of a general education girl RcoutlnR" Mid Mr«. John first prize trophy for welfare By Sutgeon „ undr nt compet- The local auxiliary will be Mrs. Godfrey Bjorensen. and driving and related problems Ian; ,,f local RlrlB Brown before the Woodbrldge work, at the Middlesex County hostess to Middlesex County WOODBRIDOE •— Dr. Cyril : lM1,,t,l Mrs, Ray Bjorensen, were ne- {were mnde In a report of the Safety route. Lower trades Amboy Klwanls Club, Convention, Spotswood, accord- CWV Ladlea Auxiliary 8 P. M, Hutner, area surgeon, spoke •, ,; ,h(, Ing to Mrs. Joseph Pedor, presi- sted by the Ladles Auxiliary WOODBRIDOE—Tim JanetJTownship Safety Committee Mrs. Brown In the church basement March 1 the Woodbrldge Lions Club plan and map safeit Taut* advised the dent. Mrs. Frances Nemeth is Chapter D.A.R. will en- council handled 22 when a white elephant sale ; Kenney Acres. Monday, on if Woodbrldge VFW with Mrs todny by the chairman, D»vld om home to school, It U lm- ,|si (.(n,;,t champion 900 girls in .auxiliary welfare officer tertain Miss Janet W. Ruesch. the four weeks at the Roosevelt Iwlll be held. •he tragedies of extensive pub- >ack Timar presiding. R. Rudnlck. irtant to Implant ln the minds !.'i a-ri'kcnd und the ic education concerning cancer 17 Fifth Avenue, Avrnel, the unal Park Day Camp and Indicated Tentative plans were dls- The state Convention will Donations were made to primary school children an ,.k won tlin "It's too bad tood things Woodbrldge High School stu- The recommendations, which i there Is need for additional cussed for a penny sale April 11 take place at Robert Treat Wfcstfleld Children's Country include a traffic-court cl»M- sarly consideration of traffic with Mrs. Andrew Penyar and lometlmes have some bad dent who was selected "Good ,y camping equipment. The coun- Hotel, Newark, May 17 to 20. room In which teenagers may ifety; directed by c ls Mrs, Joseph Kovacn as co- ispects", said Dr. Hutner. "and Home, Tuberculosis League Citizen," at a meeting Monday ,jr instructed " ""PP^ed only by the Donations were made to Mt observe first-hand the conae- Uriet Court Visit llllciW QM Bm chairmen. Cancerfobia" Is one of the and the Mount Carmel Nursimr 2 P.M. at the home of Mrs ,"" and have « Cookie sales she said. Camel Oulld, $5; Mt. Carmei quenwa of traffic violations, Traffic court classroom. A Kuliiiiuk. and nave things that has resulted from Guild. Mrs. Henry Dlckfton, training Mrs. John Arva, first vice Church, »20; and New Jersey Herbert Rankin, 454 cliff Road were the result of a meeting oluntary program of Inviting nili'.s for three con- ilertlng the public to the symp- chairman, spoke on the prob- president, received a certificate Camp fund, $5. Next meeting Reports were given by Mrs Sewaren. at which guests were Magis- ilgh School students to attend i! '• toms of cancer." William ~ lem of training women for Olr for second place for her Ameri- will be April 12, 8 P. M trate BenJamlii I. Kantor, Su- traffic court and observe the Tumors and swellings ..._ Andrew • ;||MI I i8cout Leaders. canism work. perintendent of Schools Patrick consequences of traffic vlolt- Slnti1 Champloru MTS. Fedor was elected wel- rery common and a tiny per- lons. This recommendation Has comDete1 "Therc '" R turnover of ap- „ „.. v,,c. u,c „«,«: A- Boylan. Dr. John P. Low, - iind ' fare officer at the conventlor cent of them prove to be ind- received an enthusiastic re- Pla |niPi"Oxlmately 125 leaders every tour historic Washington Bar- principal of Woodbrldge Senior Assessment ignant, he explained. 1 1 1 for the fourth time. becca Dobos, essay writing con rack...b. s .....an. d mefe^ t Oovemor- Rob• -« Hig- - h=-*--- School• ••"-•--; Nichola• • s- A• . Prls iponsc from Magistrate Kantdr «...;«. 'year, and this Is Bn fulfulll time A surgical patient who ha.. : Tonight members are asked test; Mrs. Prank Warcha; 'ert B'. Meyner in the executive ;oe, athletic director and driver ind a genuine Interest by the training Job. sh$ related. harmless tumor or swelling to meet at 6:30 In front of Mt. membership; Mrs. Joseph Do- .office. .raining Instructor at Wood- Joard of Education. Magistrate removed,1 but U obsessed with m bi'cn compet- Carmel Church, Amboy Avenue, Ratio Sticks bos, hospital; and Mrs.- Ernst irldge Senior Hlgji School I Kantor haa offered to schedule the Idea that h^ has cancer. 1 She was selected by the facul- ,,,,,11(1 Saturday to participate in the New Jer- Wright, rehabilitation, . lohn Kuhlman, assistant prln .raffle violations first, to avoid Merchandise ' WOODBRIDOE — Although In more serious trouble than ty and senior class for he\; cimti'st at the sey state CWV hospital party Mrs. Warchal announce, "friendly personality, depend- ilpal, Rahway High School, iresentatlon of other types of .—...— ,.„.., Town representatives have fiip- the person who really has i members are selling chocolat tffenses. This plan will go a ivi-th Amboy. Thefted from Store and St. Patricks Day dance at pealed to the County Board 0 ability, service to country, town|Lester Miller, driver education m cancer successfully removei candy. long way in developing a i,l,, will ho pres- WOODBRIDOE — Merchan- Lynn's Veterans Hospital. taxation, the latter has re without emotional compllca and family and for her leader- nst/uctor, Rahway High 1 On 8unday, the Poit and the A social will be held Saturda '(climate ,of traffic safety' ln und. New York dise and cash, totalling $487 malned adamant and the ratl tlons or what Dr. Hutne ship and patriotism." School, Auxiliary will receive holy com- at 8 P. M. at the post roomi Ihe minds of our youth. :,i-,il Delaware. iwere stolen from Bob's Appll* of assessed valuation to tru dubbed "Cancerphobla." Miss Ruesch ls circulation The recommendations follow jmunlon at the 7:30 A. M. Mass Pearl Street with Mrs. Jol manager for the All-Hl school Safety poster contest. A com- anee 8tore, Main Street. Tues- vauie In the Township will re Another tragedy, Dr, Hutne General program by the Waverczak and Mrs. Jam paper arid a member of the plete poster contest for all day, police reported. main at 12.33 per cent. pointed out, ls the person wh. Board ot Education and Safety Shornock as co-chairmen. Honor Society. She is also a grades, from primary school to onrl William Hang, owner, said really has cancer but refuse., Committee to educate the pub- After the completion of Its A hospital party will be held member of the Avenel Presby- high school, each grade to be the thieve* took two television to consult his physician about lic on the Importance of en JlAMtVtjV Reilly Elected i revaluation program, thi at East Orange Veterans Hos- terian Senior High Fellowship lven a different theme. Medal* sets, two radios and fl7 in sil- It because his neighbors and larging the Student-Driver Township had hoped to asses pital March 27. Members will and of the Sub-Junior Woman's to be awarded for best poster* ver. fellow workers relate things Training program, with em I at 15 per cent of true value, meet at 6 P. M. at the post Club. phasls on the fact such a pro In each grade, along with hon- that happened to someone they rooms for transportation, (II Wnrk Fire Board Head The County Board said tha She plans to attend Dicker- gram ultimately saves mone. orary mention certificates. All , i. niulf know who went to a doctor. were BICYCLE STOLEN on March 10 the assessed valu — : ;,, """• """^n son uoiiegeCollege. Carlisle, Pa, through lower Insurance rate winning posters to be displayed AVENEL William Retlly in tloslng. Dr. Hutner sug- M « W't'l WOODBRIDGE of real properlv In the Town Doha and Miss Dobos. The|maJor ln Polltlca) g^^ and saves lives and property; in business establishments ln Leonard was elected president of the getted leaving the job of diag- ship is »56,004,n9 and that th next meeting will be March 23 The girls trio of Avenel, al Enlargement of present 8tu conjunction with Traffic Safety ,i . „ • lludirl -Krounl! Thano. Cre-tview Drive, Ford.-Board of Fire Commissioners of nosing cancer to competent aggregate true value Is $454 when nomination and election seniors at Woodbrldge High Week. reported to police Monday a'Flre District 5 at the annual physicians and nqt to the Ima- dent Driver-Training Program 216,050. of officers will take place. School, will entertain with Only Juniors and Seniors at GOLDBLATTS Kirln htrycle was stolen from;r(.0rRnnlzatloii meetlnu gination frum one-third ol eligible en his yard.^ He . . of neighbors and selections of spring and Easter' rollment to greatest capacity. I least 16!i years old may now "i ,»«-, i o: Knuto No. OON'T WRITE IN THIS SPACE Draped I hirtby apply (or an Accidtnl Imuranu Policy iiiutd hy Indtptndtnct Li,. and Acctdml Injurant* Company, Louiivilli, Ky., through th« cguiltiy of Thi Dally Journal |E1iial»th, H.I.)., >pointing to a lovely, lovely Easter. Just ona of the scores Effoctiv* with tlio/iisuanci of tht policy, } agrio to pay in advanct th* rfgular policy premium of IO< por wHh in addition to th* ajurhorii*ct n*wipap«ar dolivtralayy tat*roa. . I undilltqni d and a|t*o that Of s^les in Kinney'^ new "cqHecrJgn" serie*t drupjufciamp. 1 roll-top pump with high or demi heel. B^ek patent Your Full Norai_ or lustre leather in bone, green, or white. Stzea'4 to 10; AA-B. P (Plooio Pilnl) (Flrit) (Middla) (Lait) Straat Addrau. Apt_ City Jrata_ Data of ll Applicant Blind, ' Phono No. _ ofrthi_ or CrippUd? p sheath. Month Dota Yaor 'Uil't«'d with PUBLIX 11 I'iiU-h i>ocket», Full Nam* of Itufltiary. (If marriod, "Mil. Mary Jonu." not MJI John Jonoi") '"'•' sl(leveg. in ea»y PHARMACY 1 (1l "'in, Blue and iALL lolalionshia of lonolitiary lo Iniurad '"*'* B to Id. ME 4-0809 Policy iiiuo Limiti on Ago 1 to 7]. Policy Will Not 1* in fore. Until NEW SUBSCRIBiR Q Noon of rho Daio of Policy. Prompt, Free Signed i .. _J Delivery Service Wdodbridge at Green Street Circle OlD SUBSCRIBER D 2998 (Pononal lignalur* of AppUcant) H Main St., W«Mlbrid»-e Junction Route* 1 *nd «, l»Un Date. HUE PARKING IN REAR •inn , Woodhridgc, IN. J. OPEN EVENINGS Til* l« PAGE SIX well as novices and student*. A Earl CunK-nson and Von SJ- Sew Legion' Auxili rch to Hutu™ NW> Art Exhibit at HospitalBrowser's Board, with Mrs. dote, Woodbrldge; Mis. Receives n* (;/,„, y Dorothy Eger in cHarge, will rge Molnar, Fords; Mrs. F. )lfit's (Itib (il Center offer pieces for sale at $15 or,Harrington Edison; Mrs.. Con- MENLO PARK TEH| ).,'' Metuchen; Miss iA COUJNIA Ilir first organ less. ' stance Carteret; Mrs. Ladles Auxiliary Of T \ ' 'i/c(i nn . tiiu: ol I lie Men's ClUb To Aid Scholarship Fund Special features are being; Zita Mellon lT South River: Post, American LpRiOll ,., ' "' Coinmimiiv onirr of Colonia, PERTH AMBOY - A meet-director., applications may be.planned by Mrs. Eugene Ztr-;Edith ing To "plan'the Third Annual obtained at the Art Workshop j polo of Colonia. 'Mrs. Thomas Brills, county meeting with C'lii '], ' will hike iiliici Wednesday, 8:30 1 u I'. M.. lit (lie (Vuli'i (118 Inmarf'I' * Exhibit and Snlf n' P"Hh and O»llery on Madison Ave- Avi'iMie Amboy General Hospital will be me. the School of Nursinft, lo- 1 h(llrt BrldRtnnn, departmesii I,* '" Muiiiiv sieinfcld clmlrman toniKht In th<; Ford Pavil- oal art sliops, and from com- dent, presented the <-|vn.,( ''"'• annoiiiHTd' fdinmiliees will be ton Auditorium. Mrs, Snmui>lWttrr members Ait Cento . Kohut, Mn. Ralph Frontera Mrs. William Henderson ,,V° r.ii-meri. and purposes and goata'.Sp'vack '>»* announced. Thei proceeds will go entirely to Hannah Hoffman. dent of the new unit. lrs'" and Mrs. Chester Becker. Har-jand Mr*. rlisrtiKsed. durst spenker. Sam- flrt <^m wil1 lak(1 P18"1 April:Uv Student Nurse Scholarship old Deckhoff and Theodore.Elizabeth. Mrs. John nH Carrh, president of the 27 to April 30 and artists punfj. Christiansen will again be In tation chairman/aium,,,,',, !Noi-lher-ii| Jersey Men's Club. tng to exhibit, should register) As m the past the exhibit cnflr e of birthday cake and Kil: ,• , |\\-I 11 nut line pnifedurcs iwtthin the next two weeks to Wil1 Include' about four hun- B Properties. it is rumored that Fublnn rr(U nla werr Riven to the "n(!i,.,vj I be assured of space jdrp(i items ranging from col-: Well-known artists from sur- will get. lo plRplaVy _aann '8-Jy '; "The Beardless wai veteran at Menlo Park Vn!.r •ports progress oni According to Mrs. Alice Mc-ilector's pieces and the work of;rounding communities will soldier In Home. '" iClure. who will attain be exhibit;well-known professionals, asjservr as area chairmen; Mrs. rinr." Yippee! Come and lasso a big variety of money-saving bargains! Smart shoppers eagerly await our .big annual ($) Brands Sale... it gives them a chance to stock up at great savings! Featured are Safeway's own brands,.. guaranteed to give consistently fine quality every time. AIX HAIL THE R1NC AM) WEEN; Aliovp arc trip winners of the Royalty contest Now you can get these famous products, which offer more value for your held at teenage dances at Srlniol 7, Fords. L-ft In risht, Mrs. H. McCluskry, dance chair- money, at low, low prices. Corral really big savings! i/you haven't yet tried man: Rlrltard Iwanski, "Kinc" Elaine looker. "Queen" and fommittfeman John Hughes, some of Safeway's fine (J) Brand foods, do so right now. Choose from our Recreation Department, fabulous variety. You'll discover it's fun to get the best Chka lbPrps ld4 nt while paying so much less! Smorgasbord Dinner Set ' ' ' t j Retires 7 emporarily' By White Church Groups [Frederick Rankln. president.! Empress Preserves Cherub Milk WOODBRIJJGE - A1 Mon- who are aiding thp mission chil- ;asked to bt temporarily rolicvedi Choice of Grap», Plum, Apncol No liner Evaporated Milk days meeting of the White dren of Africa. 'of his duties as president be- or Apricot-Pineappl* than Cherub - at any price Church Ouild, plans were out- Weekly orders will be taken °[ ^ «»<••- ^ *«s re-j lined for a smoraasbord dinner by members for preserves and) voteTsj April 12 in Fellowship Hall at pickles as long as the demand anc] wj]] ^ aetivrly engaRed In 5:30 P. M. lasts. trying to .select and work for Guild members will help in The Guild Easter meeting the best qualified candidates 5^1.00 8 1.00 decorating: Mrs. Edward Si- will be March 27 with Mrs. on State. County, and local monsen will have charge of tin?1 Fred Watrrhoti.se, Mrs. Ira Mc- level. food table: Mrs. Wesley Helsel- Cflbe. and Mrs. John Eflpfn- A request was made by the 1 berc. tu'kH.' : and others will steiner in charge. president and approved by the Edwards Coffee Ses Trader Tuna !"''' '•! 'in kitchen and in After the business meeting, ;club to have the vice president Opin a pound of pleasure Fancy white solid pack serving. Anton Larson and Mrs. members mode candy favor? to j— Eugene Gaid—serve in his Special money-saving pack Keep a supply on hand J. . .. '.rc!!i-r' will net as hosts. be distributed at the church in !pl»ce. The wxt meetins will Tickets are availmle from unv Haddonfielrl and Beh'idere on he held in April. member of the three women's Easter. lib oniiinizations. PiiK'ced.s will br SPAGHETTI DINNER added to the carpel fund. Hostesses were Mrs, Edward can KraviU, Mrs. John Molnar. and PERTH AMBOY — The 59 3 89 Men are needed to help re- Mrs. Ralph Salisbury. Mrs. Loyal Order of Moose will hold! move the present carpet pre- ,Inmes Lockie Ie,d devotions a spaghetti dinner Saturday' paratory to layiiiL' new. They starting at 6:00 in the Moose will meet tonight, tomorrow Hall. Lawrence Botis and nj::iit and Saturday mommi;, INSTALLATION DINNER Charles Weber are co-chairmen.; \ typewriu-r will be pur- ISELIN - The Installation and music will be furnished for Town House Prune Juice = 3 1.00 chased for the church office. A Dinner of the Woman's Auxili- dancing. fnv xill offi'riiiK was taken as ary of the Iselin Boys League THIS COUPON WORTH a donation to the United will be Monday, at Howard Auto sales decline as output Church Women of Woodbridse Johnson Restaurant, Route 1. rises. 100 EXTRA GOLD BOND STAMPS Town House Applesauce 6 1.00 With the $3.00 Purchase of Town House Fruits. Juices or RITCHIE'S Says... STOP CRABGRASS NOW! Vegetables ICARTERET STORE ONLY I Town House Grapefruit 5 1.00 L Until I ionium l-.-r Customer. Void Aft«f 3/tS/tl Town House Tomato Sauce 12 1.00 Perk Loin Sal*! Cheddar Cheese Mild 59c CORNED BEEF Dutch Mill Rib End Loin End Sliced Cheese American (5 Rib cut) (3 pound average) Safeway Cottage Cheese S 2 33< Brisket Corned Beef Economy Cuts Daily Diet 900 £%XL 79' 29c 39c Se'«c!ed First Cuts Ib 79c lb Green Beans /.T^l 3 Rib Hall lb 43t Loin Half lb 53< Skinless Frankfurters 50< Ib 1 { Center Cut lb 79c Safeway Franks * _,, , 55 Sweet Peas' £:Z',. 2 (l:'35 !op, 0D::c;rT. lb ' Safeway Luncheon Meats Beef Round ^OMTROr Croii RtbI 99c Sliced Bacon t*' 1 Choice of: Bologna, Spiced i L /^*L Loin CuU Grapefruit Juice 'Z. "I .25* Luncheon Loaf, Olive Loaf or 6 oz Lamt) Lhops USDA Chcm * 99- Fancy Whiting *!t^ * 15< . i . —. Bee' RCMSI Pineapple Juice H_4n 00 Pickle and Pimento Loaf pkg. S b 99c Cod Fillets 29c irloin Tip USD A cho«t Dry Milk Solids lZZ nZ^ Chuck Roast Br ;: 'b65c Halibut Steaks Check This List USD c * 59c C 25' Sausage Meat wo*. "> 39c Fish Sticks Canned Drinks 3S 3 Margarine 2 29c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables . . . Buy em by the Bag! M«. Wnghl. lK. BuM.rmilk or Sw.,i MiU 3 Dill Pickles :29c Apples 3. jo, Oranges c Mayonnaise - w,ldo,l p,ck The seeds from last year's bumper crabgrass crop Sandwich Spread ".tit '*£ 39^ are already in the soilj If they mature, crabgrass Long Grain Rice HT. Ui31e Onions Grapefruit c will get a stranglehold on your lawn. HALTS* to Multi-Grain Bread ^ 'S 19« Pack the rescue! One winter application with thp Scotts White Bread ip^:,Tl. 2Jit 39c Potatoes U S. No. 1 G.od.. Jin A 1 Batic for Any Mtnu 10 £ 39c Fresh Spinach Dtlicioui flavor Spreader creates a "barrier" on the Sugar Donuts tj:! 225* Taain up with Waldorf Pack Green Cabbage Criip Frtlh 5al«waj Cgrnid Bit* 2 *13« Fresh Radishes soil's surface, that curbs crabgrass Waldorf fock >H«l.y J 5MUR0AY •URKT 1UTTER COOKIES lA. , •'**/- r*tirl Riv4r ond MidcHoloy/n Someway as it sprouts. HALTS grub-proofs the , „ ,' W, „„,„ lht ,,8ht ,„ ,,„.„ ^^ Non# w|d (o[ |<>o|f MACARONI t CHEESE H.wa,d johnlon u.n soil, too. A half-hour well spent! KRAFT PARKAY MARGARINI | |b drade A Eggs DUPONI SPONGS ClOIH i»«, More and more folks are coming to us for advice on improving their TIDY HOME GARBAGJ 1AG$ 70, 1 pk9, j7l 5 lawns through an easy-to-follow Scotts Program, pome in anytime. » IIVES CAT FOOD, ...Imn ttunt Large White We'll be glad to prescribe the correct Program for your lawn. , dozen SAFEWAY Save *5.00! Scotts Spreader (|) Lucerne plus Halts (9.95) together only 21.90 Sea Tinder (ierbei's Junior Gerbei s Strained Grade AA Butter King Crab Meat Baby Foods Baby Foods Nylonge Tiirinpak Found C Solid Can 6 !S 89 Sponge* 39 RITCHIE'S Garden Center Bui|y Baker Highway Op«n Daily 8 A. M, to 6 P. M. (Open Sunday) Established 1924 White Magic Metro Townhouse Ideal's West Iniuaii Avenue, Colonia Mixed Cookies Pork 'n Beans Bleach I'/i-Ib. AQt Ammonia Apple Juice Ji^t West (if Harden Statr Parkway Tel. FU 8-1280 e Mr. Mixit Can SUe 29 B«.t 2 Z.. 49' 1 u- PAGE SEVEN „ The Con- i Assembly «BS missing \\ HAVE A GOOD LAWN IS SEASON PTO 2-16 Ghm $500 ow Snow Rrmotat ipened Is biennial lln'V W. H. OARMAN ,.,„ ... the cuspl- Chief Arrlcullurlit To School Library Begins lo Hothtt! National Plant Food Mrs. Joseph VI- WOODBRIDQE - The llde- whereabout* t.ale, president of thn Schools snow-rrrnoval ordinance, liiclr 2 rtntl If, PTO announced 1500 hlch was held UP due to Bb- will be presented to thn school ectlons of foriwr Township lil)i:nv nnri $25 to the Colonla .ttorney Nathan Duff, Will be •T 1,000 iPublic Library i-submltted to the Town Com- IlllVf " April. Mid - term Parent • Teacher ltt*« In prftctlcally Its original n nd thil lprlll|f Kee tt mowed um iiinui'. n.eePp n mowea u) spring i rrmfiTrnrrs will 1)(> March 23 irm, for hearing Tuesday. mi wlll aw more nml '.'A nt the srhonl. "I did further rrscarch on the A height of an Inch and one-often than do lilll.' A frcp dlnhPtic testing clinic object," Mr. Hutt related, half, rertffln at first cutting sure to buv a ^ i un will hi- snt. up In the klndergar- and frankly somi> of iir. with 20 to 30 pounds per 1,000 'mixture,i!5j to foul T "? 11si; IT OVKB 8eed •trn rhiwfs on« hour before the )uff'8 objpctlons are riduqii- square feet of lawn area with a mg direction, or " jus. It will not b? nocssnary to , .,. i,,-,.,i nut with worse on ncyi PTO mnctinit. April 11 good lawn fertilizer. This - " f KWvtlnn or offlrors will be held hovel any orm whpri» there , ' fellows than I flff ire no sidewalks as we com- • \ 11 i i',' upon your locality and cllmatlcestablUhedI ofuUT^rt ? 8 r n8 (illtl, S('()|!T RAZAAR ionly know them. Homeown- . ,i,| mil reply. |condltlon«. Fertilization at inU'wlll do thte buMf ft ?' U NIA The annunl Olr rs will not hRve to shovel any v,,u•;•(. own out wlthjtlmUlme encourages rapid root de- becomebecomess , dryy h J mrt of tholr lnwn.i." "-- than Ivelopment and early establish- & nght ! Seouls nnrt Brownie Troops of the young plants. |BnyiiRi- of Neighborhood 4 wll rni yon?" | bo IHrl RRtitrdHy ftt Hoffman ASHION SHOW * ,,] yoll UlC "TSt tlmC In ease you did not seed orjmldday, and if temperatures 'Hmilpvnrrl School stnrtlnR Rt to Hunk." ' - fertill** iMt fall, It may pay,are unusually high, moisten COLONIA - The St, Jf*n noon. Troops will offer tor sale lanney Altar and Rosary $6- igali* about four or five o'clock hand made crafts. Games wll lety will present "April Shew- n the afternoon. Never apply br lnnvlded for children and T8 of Fashion" April 18 at the oo much water at a time be- will be served, Scotch Plains Country Cwb, cause excessive moisture can ilrs. Michael Placltella iilng about a disease known as NO GUEST OF HONOR Mrs. Frederick Bowers, 'daraplng-off" which kills the Lynn, Mass. — Civic leaders ihalrmen announced. The p»o- raung seedlings. were red-faced after the lunch ram Includes pntertalnmssjt. In case you did nut fertilize eon to honor Lynn'.? police art exhibits, and raffle of a rour lawn last fall, then plan man-of-the-year. mink stole and portable tale- to feed it twice this spring. Give THE ATTRACTIVE NEW ADDITION to Frederic's at 15n Fin, Avenue Rnhwnv i^Thn^^^^ The club, business men aavlston. \ It an Immediate application oi Police Chief John P. Fournlei • good lawn fertilizer at abou planned a perfect luncheon WORK GAINFUL TO I to 30 pounds per 1,000 honor Patrolman George . DENTIST [square feet. Then, in order to mtente, throwing away all the. Air suits frequently. HnngllN FIRST-GRADE Healey. However, Healy nevei Philadelphia — A psycholo- E DI showed, up. build up fertility, a similar ap ABOUT YOUR HOME window .ndiG«««i? * gist has come up with fh» plication should be made abou » Healey explained his absenc theory that the dentist's work | June tint. Most wives have the respon- CoffeyvlUe, Ala. - Principal thus: "I would have been de Is more painful to him thairit Because fertilizers vary In ilblllty of keeping their rnis- ft the b ttons on James L. Kornegay is teach- lighted to go if I'd been ln It to you. p » tons " on u weight and plant food content >and's wardrobe ln top-notch Turn back the trouser cuffscuffs! ^ ing first - grade pupils in thevlted." Dr. Sidney Gltlln uys the shape. and mend aT ln the Bult [always read and follow the di- ,nd brusbhh all thhe dirt from thei ^ ^ (elementary school geometry. tensions of hurting patients o r clcets T kee zl ers ln HOME COOKING while fixing their teeth lead 'rectloruon the package. Your If your husband Wees to have ld. Dirt and dust allowed to P° ' «> P PPPP In Just two weeks the six- fertilizer may call for more o you help him select his clothes ollecllect lin thttfttae flfoldd makek s 1*0*1* ordeorderr - m<* tthh emt metal l "Is your husband fond o many dentists to mental insta- lest that the above amounts this Is a, real compliment, so erfect breeding place 'for | teeth with a small amount of year olds have learned a lot home cooking? bility, frustration and heart at- Also, always sprinkle your lawi ilways take the time. You may loths and sllverflsh. candle wax. Then gslide the about lines and angles. But the "Yes, we are now taking our tacks. | learning does not stop there. Immediately after fertilizing It have the type man that never Before you put away a suit forth meals at a restaurant tha Writing the current bulletin And never spread fertilise |wants to spend the money or The boys and girls also cure a specialty of it." of Society, the doctor says the 'or storage, It Is a good idea wax" learning to read, and Kornegay when grass U the least 1 time to buy or choose his rate of heart attacks among bl a go over the entire suit with believes that he has found a damp from dew or rain. clothes. lyour vacuum cleaner's uphol- Eisenhowers weloomed home Definition dentists Is second only to fitT- stery attachment. whole new method of teaching Nightmare — A dream slclans In the profewlonal You can have t a good lawn It is the wife's problem U by throng. arithmetic. Icurlpapers. — Boston Herald ranks. even though your soil may behelp her husband see and un shallow, or sandy, or your lawn derstand the Importance of be [mar be sloping. A little atten- Ing as well-dressed M his ln tion given to your lawn area come warrants. Although th' will bring greater pride and Joy clothes do not make the man than an equivalent amount . true that your appearahct energy devoted to almost an ie first clue strangers hav other enterprise. [to the type person you are. If Be sure to buy a good quallt It U at all important for your lawn fertiliser. Oood quallt husband to make a good first Impression In his work, thei 1 fertilizer•va "•"^'Os arQICe producefJlUUUCQQd U/ ""M**'0'01"** HI l**° WVlft, MIL'II ll ls ur £ reputable firms and are for tale y° duty to see he looks BULLETIN: Stacked through fertilizer dealers, gar neat and well-groomed. den supply houses, hardwar Oo through your husband1 stores, etc, pockets regularly and sort th in your '. -v. ..•••I favor Shell Research scientists reveal how they got for Spring V". Ik any one of our many itacked-heel styles-and you're :p tn have a winner. This unlined slipon.,.one of1 Spunk's most versatile shoes. Slenderly fashioned of sjo£t»' .47 miles per gallon i|if leather, with hce! stacked low for e*$e on the go, and" Alan A. Rockoff, announce the for- uu:p delicately stitched. Caramel, bone, black, greeny mation of a partnership for the general SI/.-J J »u 10. \Vidtlis~AA-B. practice of law under the firm name of One^hundred abd^fxty-eight miles per ' ADAMS, BARNES and ROCKO^F . gallpn must be a >vo^ld record. Like most world records, n took enthusiasm and 530 Rahway Avenue, Woodbrldge, N. J. hard work. ME 4-3350 The two Shell scientists who hold this record have told us how they managed it. They have also added some tips on W norihriricrr at Green Street Circle how you can increase your car's mileage. Junction Routes 1 and 9, Iselin Not by using their own outlandish tech* niques. But by careful driving and to- day's Super Shell gasoline. HELL scientists thrive on Such crazy pressures would, of S competition.' course, be quite unsafe under Some years ago, an argument as normal road conditions —and to who could get tlic most miles hideously uncomfortable, too. out of a gallon of gjsoline boiled But. under Shell's carefully up into a challenge. And Shell's controlled Marathon safety Dave Berry aud Fred Schuette, in the rebuilt 1924 iou|>6 which jet tl)c world mileage record. Its orig- Mileage Marathon was born. rules, tne only ill effects were inal frontal area was reduced by aboul 75 per cent to cut down wind resistance. an embarrassing bruise or two. Shell scientists have competed * in this Marathon for several Pressure problems were taken with lubrication. " Knowledge passed on 3. Drive it moderate speeds. years. Not as a publicity stunt. On the winning car-the wh(mMarath -on u rolU Your car uses about 40 per cent But purely as a private contest. for the champs wheel bearing were hihncated ar()und a[ shell| |here .$ Mr? more gasohne at 60 mph than at They use their own cars, time Dave lierry and Fred Schucttc, witihh lighliht engini e oill lo reducd e 355 mph mp.h and money. who eventually set the existing draj^.It worked. ^ gpjcni c atnwsphere „ the record, hud to be satisfied with testing grounds. 4. Keep an even speed. Ragged When the front whecls,wen driving uses fuel without using Move ahead Not for everyday use something less spectacular in the But remember that the Mara- jacked up and ^ircn mi txperi- thon is only a climax to montht the power it generates. T he best milcuyc recorded so far tire department. )nental push, they continued to in high gear is a resounding 168 miles pef Their coupe's beat-up tires of lerious work. Not everybody 5. Ke*p tliwi up to their proper spin for halj an hour! sets i record. Hut every conten- gallon. ! couldn't possibly take more than Of course, no Shell servfce- presiurtf, Sofr tires soak up Many of the tlnnis contest)- 50 pounds. But there was a help- aoc learns a little mare abput toe power like a blotter louks up ink. jnan would ever approve of such' tare and feeding of automobile*. ants did to achieve mis world ful mileage dividend in tjhe liberties licinj) lalen with your 6. Get your Shell man to make W|iiqht after all, is/Shell'i main record are not recumniended for old. wood-spoked wheels. ' own car'J( lubrication. these chtekj, Your carburetor use on the public highway. But , They took tires that were job. i (hl u d h they do tljrow some light on nearly a yard in diameter. This ' Eventually, every bit of thi» ? ! •flyH periodically. what makes a little gasoline go The champs' knowledge.is passed on to you Spark timing ihoud be correct .moved the ear forward an ex- e filterl n d shou|(J a loni; way. traordinary Wi feet at every "on-and-off" driving in the form of tetter products. W \ » , d™" revolution. Shell's record was set in two trips ! Today's Super Shell is a shin- be clean. Brakes should be prop- Record-breaking car cost $35 over an 11.94 mile course. The ing example. Thanks to contin- erly adjusted. And your thermo- Muffled radiator Shell's record -breaking car was run was almost a walk. uous engine studies and mileage stat must be in working order. a highly modified 1S*24 coupe and no fan I '1 lie winning car was accel- tests, Super Shell now contains a list: today's Super Shell and special mileage booster called follow tlfe^e suggestions. You (see cut). It was rescued from a Many cDinpetiliiiii went as far erated to 20 miles per hour, at juiuWrd for $R us to remove their engine's water ivh,ili jx>int the driver cut hif Platl'orniate. may get as much as 3(J extra If you want to keep moving' miles ppe r tankful. We can'tg guar- TV only iec|uiienients that pump and generator to save en- cngme anfl coasted in neutr.il, Among Phtjornwte's compo- antee thih s jiivingi , ButB , unlesl s towaid security knd, success, had to he met to quality for the gine! load. l!ut lierrv and Sehu- Only when the "fpeed' nents are benzene, toluene and you're a millionaire, it's worth come in and get acquainted with us. contest were simple. ette lignored this iclinenienl. dropped |«lo\v 5 miles per hour xylene.'These three components thinking abou'; Tne cor had to hive four I ltnve\er. they did inutile was (he engine restarted and the alone release 11 jiet cent more Youjfl find every financial service energy per gallon llinu (lie finest rtibieriired wheel*. H had to their radiator completely to save cycle repeated. 100-oc< 'Here's What They Thought of Next' Is Story Language Bo«ks Told by New Fabric Developments for Spring Donated by pf j WOODBRIDOE--TI,,. ,|( Fabrics reach the here s ment f a s h i o n - application Still anftther new develop-; Tweeds, open baskrtweaveg, lion of n language i,f, '' wiigr t.hry thought of next" that they feel will interes Bent is ft fabric finish that is knit and crochet effects create shelf corttta'Jng or <•„,',' *Ugr in the spring of 'SI. Nc* American women, Lancaster Brond MONA ANDRE Veal Chops s»«*««»'-79c ablb 89C ^h 99C Steak Lancaster Brand Sliced "INDIVIDUAL STYLIST" Lancoilw Brand Booeteu Bacon X. 33« 'i 65' Corned Beeffc 69= Sirloin Offers C ib. Tuna Fish X^" 4r1.00 A New Spring 79 Macaroni & Cheese 2 33 HAIR STYLE Porterhouse BC,BN,BD Drinks 3 1.00 C FREE ib. Luncheon Meal 12 oz can M | C Allsweet Margarine Mb wilh each permanent 89 2 47- w a\ e wow 'til Easter Acme Fruits and Vegetables Princess Margarine 4 lib 69' Golden Ripe for appointment BANANABAN A S »10« Planters Peanuts ^ 3 cans Iceberg ' j 15-oz / CALL C Cat Food •--*«« 2 cans 33. LETTUCE 2 >••* 25 ME 4-2894 New Bisquick Biscuit Mix GI^EEN t Premium Saltines Nabitco Lime Klbb^ 39< Rose Bushes ~ 98C Graham Crackers I6-02 pkg J J^ Penna, Dwtch (5-lt>-5) j Gwwiw Michigan i t MONA ANDRE'S Fertilizer ,*£.1.5(9 Peat "^^1.98 Frozen Foods FANCY BEAUTY SALON and you get S & H Green Stamps too Birth Ey« french Fries 6PI8T i IARGE 54$ AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE \ Bfirds Eye Chopped or Uaf BIG PIS SALE! Soinach 6'°" f Ideal Speari • SALON HOURS: SHRIMP All Virginia Lee Broccoli (1.00 Mb Tuesday aud Wednesday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. - Tfaiinday and Friday 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. 10 Varieties pkg Fancy SM lb pkg. Saturday 8:30 A. M. to 5/P. M. - (Josed AH Day Mondays $ 2~'t Scallops 89< I 5*. box $4.39 Single pie* regular price / # AU ftdvwiiMd pr,c« ,||,ctlv, lflfU s ,turddy( Ma([h m PAGE NINE Sarah \1% Cooking You can give n lift to every- day meals by \K-\\\% mmipiHcn, They add R note of cflfnr to s»l- ads, seafoods, spoon bread, OPEN SUNDAYS 9 A.M. to 6 pi •tews, or si Plmlenlo Saurr 1 CUP medium wh.ic sauce 2 UbUpo.ns lnnu-rd ou.un 8 tablopoonn mlnrrd pun- lento Add on.on and pimluiuo 0 White sauc. Onion may oe brown* 1 in lat wh.n nm..ii!z White nauce If desired. Cherse Plmlcnioi Canned pimlentoa Mild cheese, cut in '2' slicci Salt and cayenne ', Flour I 1 PLUS FREE GIFTS — thousands of brand name products by saving Mutual Register Tapes Butter • Drain plmlentos t.horougljly. 1?.: Sprinkle cheese with salt and' cayenne. Put a slice In etch plmlento. Bprlnkle with fldur. ALL-WAYS SIMPLY DELICIOUS MEATS Saute in butter until chefeM meltB. Serve as a luncheon dt>h. Plmlento Spoon Bread1 SIMPLY DELICIOUS-TENDER. YOUNG, FLAVORFUL Ib. 2 eggs SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 65 1 cup d £ 1 cup water \k .cup corn meal Ib. C Mi cup cooked rice RIB LAMB CHOPS - - - 75 1 teaspoon baking LEGS o' LAMB 2 tablespoons butter 2 plmlentos drained and' Ib. All prim •fficHvt thru Saturday night, March II, 1M1 minced Wt rutrv. tht right to limit quantititi. 1 plmlento drained and cut GUARANTEED TO LOIN LAMB CHOPS - - 95 Nal rttponiibU lor typofraphlcal < into rings * SATISFY OR Beat eggs. Add milk and wa- CHOPS AND YOUR MONEY WHOLE Ib. ter, stir in meal. Add rice, bak- CHEERFULLY LAMB COMBINATION STEW I TOP QUALITY FROZEN FOOD SAVINGS ,,. SO WHT MY MORE ing powder, butter, minted plmlento, and salt. Put In but- REFUNDED ALL VARIETIES tered casserole. Bake about'30 FOR STUFFING Ib. to 40 minutes In an oven 4*00 OR BRAISING Birds Eye Dinners •*•• 43° degrees. Garnish with plmlento BREAST OF LAMB rings and serve with tomato, 10 BIROS EYE r-FRENCH CUT KOSHER STYLE — BONELESS BRISKET cheese or mushroom sauce as a SIMPIY luncheon or supper dish, ' Ib. C Green Beans 2 & 39° D EATINGOO G ' ! LAMB SHANKS 33 STOUFFIR'S Pimlento with Scrambled Efn » 4 eggs Corned Beef 2 whole pimientos chopped 69 NUTRICIOUS Macaroni & Cheese "pk" 35° Ib. 4 tablespoons milk or cream LAMB PATTIES AND DELICIOUS Vi teaspoon salt 39' AS SEEN ON TV — HED-L FROZEN FOODS SIMPLY DELICIOUS - CUT FROM TENDER YOUNG PORKERS 1 tablespoon butter CENTER Shrimp Dinner '•;,"• 69c Scallop Dinner J~ 59o Pepper Ib. Beat eggs, add milk, salt'and SMOKED HAM STEAKS CUT 79' Fish Oakes & Spaghetti Dinner • "> °> #*> 39O pepper. Add chopped plmlen- tos. Heat butter in frying pan. Pour In egg mixture. Reduce RIVER VALLEY RATH'S BLACK HAWK Ib. heat. Cook slowly 5 to 8 min- PORK LOINS SLICED BACON 59' 9 or. J1 utes, lifting from sides and bot- Asparagus Spears 3 pkgt- I tom as the mixture thickens. COUNTRY STYLE BIROS EYE-HOUNDIR OR Serve hot. Ib. Hoi. OQe SPARE RIBS LEAN AND MEATY Haddock Fillet C FULL CUT 39' JFK TO CANADA IN JUNE FULL CUT HEAT AND SERVE LOIN pkg, Uv President Kennedy will visit Ib. Canada In June in what proba- HALF HALF SHOULDER PORK CHOPS - -45 Starkist Tuna Pies bly will be his first venture out- SARA IEE FAMOUS side the United States since Ib. U pkgt. I ;aklng office. SIMPLY DELICIOUS Canadian Prime Minister Cheese Cake pkg, PORK CHOPS CENTER CUTS • 79 John' Diefenbaker announced FINEST FRUITS A VEGETABLE SAVINGS Kennedy's acceptance of his In- . , . SO WHY PAY MOPE vitation on return to Ottawa recently from ,a White House visit. YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL...$Q The exchange of visits and a MORE joint statement issued at the b White House after Dletenbaker V ADDA vlb^J'lH" O' left were Indicative of the close SLICED OR 29-oz. relations between the two HALVES can countries. 10-01. 4 mc 20-01. ^^ HUNT'S PEACHES 25' SPINACH ctllo bog ASS'T. C FLAVORS FIRM carton TOMATOES VINE RIPENED ROYAL GELATINS 3 **• 25 VITAMIN HIGH 46-oz. KORIDA SEEDLESS HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE CALORIE LOW can25° GRAPEFRUIT 10 49 C NO t, FINEST QUAUTV CRISCO SHORTENING 3 -• 79 POTATOES 25 64 SUBURBAN BLEND lb. vacuum C MUTUAL COFFEE IN THE BLUE CAN oan 49 DAIRY A DEUCATlttEN SAVINGS ... SO WHY PAY MORE , mmi uicio mac YHIOW oi WHITI HEAVENLY lb. C Passpbrt to, fashion is a »Bologna '.•lb. 1.V Amr. Cheese COFFEE can handbag with no time or 13' CHOCK FULL 0' NUTS 69 travel limitations, in Dutch CIT1UI - FtHH sisal and harness leather, I Crean Chtfte •••i. Fruit Salad £ 59' DEEP ROASTED Ib. C with jilt trim. By Park Lane. AGED COFFEE BEANS can CtOVItDfU MIDOH KMtpiN'S M niUtURr YUBAN COFFEE 69 \ Pork Roil Biscuits .'« p*18 8( F$r Easter... 15c OFF LABEL C •OTAl DAIIY ROYAl DAIRY b PKG. OF 100 i GoHaga GhM|te e'u p 25° Pizza Pies £•* TENDER LEAF TEA BAGS 98 HONEY-SWEET 29-01. C DIPAJMTMINT QARDtN MART SAVINGS BARTLETT PEARS SLICED can 25 li-NICKKAOV NNW GRASS SEED Uverwurtt »69* SOLID No. 2Vi hr'tunny «r F lb. Q^C PACK can "YU-UICtO 1L «A0 25°C *# HUNT'S TOMATOES ROSE BUSHES LINDEN 12-oi. 25 lb (,„».!• N». I Macaroni Salad 19 Hardy J-Y*. Fi.W Orown" HOUSE jar Iv.r • 69' STRAWBERRY PRESERVES lb ^otch Klpptrt 45 PEAT MOSS AUNT JEMIMA—4o OFF PKG. 36-oz. C lb BUTTERMILK pkg. NIW IMTROVED 4AA 1i 33 Potato KnkhM "IB PANCAKE FLOUR IUU>>oal t SILVER DUST AIR WICK ANATOMIC INSIDE WtftGl NABiscas KHBIER'S PALMOLIVE BREEZE RINSO BLUE Mill IN Hia Chocolate Fudge BLUE LIQUID llandi-Charse and SOAP giant 5c 0« CELERY THINS larg* International Charfe Plant bot. box at the 1*8. BOOT SHOP Opposite (Nut to Wooiwurtb'i) 105 Main Street, Woodbrtdfe Mutual Super Markets Woodbridge Town Hail OPEN HtlUAV TILL » F. M. PAOR TEN v Two Committees The Crow's Nesi Mews from Hollywood \ For(ivic Paula PmitKs M.-O.-M.'i dinales, he love* them all be-; SEWAnHN Two new com- mi " "r «lio scored a hit In cause they R.e "my table*.". 'mltlm wrrp^rt. up itinwt. 1 As Vr f it - urc "Where The Tlir newcomer. John Mills.]inE o Mir ^^^..f ^ "r v, Are ' will i.,-1 a top role,is a t.-totlrr and an Oxford1 sorlatton in .thr auditorium pf 1,, Thr Honevmoon Machine." man. For npiirradoiuj, the men the STWIUH! school. _.. of his family have commanded; A committee to check fire iuid Niven will remain In this regiment and he ROfs alljliydraiil.- will be headed by to co-star with Sophia oul |.,( be Ihf best of them all. BeorBe Rynii. assisted by Ed- At the Tvpctrritrr: iii 'SluKkinp". It will OF under his command, rou-.ward Cheslak; and a committee ir> Tlir wi-Hilirr nuiy br < 1d in Italy and England in t|nf.s change rapidly. BecausVlo attend Board of Education and miM-itlrd priirt:--nllv rvery 'July the ofTicers lack in social gino/neptliiKs includes Joseph Se- Other diiv. lint yon lust nui't eg his first order i» to have the'Preta «»ri Edward Quacken- help dn-iiiniii!; of Sprint: not The 1 Krench maKaztiie. Marie- ^ (ak(, d(mclng lesgons em.y bush. with thr Pii'-sy WilUws n\n find Cl Birr , voted Gary Cooper the morning before breakfast. Stanley Karnas (rave a report thf Fi'i'M'tMn lonkini: as if it j most, chnrminR man of the Adding much to the story Is '"r the ro«d committee PAGE ELEVEN wetness and Light WHSSeniors Senior High Speaks „, (MARIAS K GREGORY To Present (Note: The Student'Council of Woodbrldge Senior High School will submit a column each week written by various students at the school.) only ijttlc things to make me happy 'Teahouse'' ilk(, Husiiiess Administrator Hartnett's WOODBRIDGE- "The Tea-, By MARILYN OONYO, Prmldent house of the August Moon" will! ,,. ,0, simple syntax in local official be presented by the senior class! The Junior Red Cross of Woodbridge High of Wondbridue .Senior High! School is a- service organization. Its main goal is ol tonight, and tomorrow to help the needy people in our towp, our state, niwht at 8:30 in the school and, to a slight degree, our country. |(ll.,,iril. quite properly, has observed that iditorium. '.npul expositions into literature leavp a Bertram Katz, dramatics jn- Each year the student body participates in a ructor, is directing the three- Junior Red Cross membership drive. In this way, to bi dp.qred, in brevity and understand- ct. comedy. Rita Patnol Is the time manager. they receive funds with which to carry on their 1>() it strp or nine or ten beyond this activities. This year 99'-I of the student body are The> fast consists of-Mprtin .,,,„ ";[\\A say they not only are cumbersome tusne'r, Fred DellRpietro, Chrif. enrolled as members. Since the enrollment in the , ,il nv in verbosity, in an abomination of tnckel, Donald Reifer, Virginia organization is so high, representatives are elected ( ' er, Linda Leonard, John in each home room to attend Junior Red Cross .,, .il(V and complexity. Further, they com- t.van, Ronald Limoll, Peter meetings. „ |,,,i> assault upon a beautiful language Schundler. Also Dennis Brodkin, David Throughout the school year there are monthly ,,;„•,•!>!ihility—when properly written—to rfullin. Robert Bogdanowitz, meetings where efforts are made to carry out the . ; ,,niplrtr understanding. udy Frey, Russell Schundler main goals of the organization. Thus far this year Hciko Pensel. , , . • the members have held the membership drive and Also Oerrl Manning, Renyn have visited several hospitals at Christmastime ,.; i.mnbly. the converse is true, too—but. Rothweiler. Roberta Shelly Diane Tywonia, Maryann Ur to distribute gifts and cheer, • ,.!\s brm of the opinion, every law office ban. Ami Nemes, Virsini&l For the first time in the history of Woodbridge . •• ij.iv a enrapetent editor, a graduate of Schein, Shepple Strauss, Bar bara Mintz. Frank Hauser, High School the organization conducted a used ,\-.nn} whose appreciation of the use of . • ""• '••• "ll» "»• r»ir|ii»Mi III mis. inin, wno rostdes i clothing drive. The used clothing was sent to ., i.ml extends beyond the language- of •Irnts of Iwlin, Anyone wishing to join may get in touch with any metnhor. needy areas in New Jersey. .: ip and who has a conviction that in Church Prize Four wooden chests were built, and with the Presbyterians Buy Site oj aid of the student body'they were filled with stu- • ! laminate one ran say what he means, dent materials and health supplies and sent to ,,,<'. nur Innpue requires nothing more. To D'Apolito disaster areas ip our country and to the needy in . » • • foreign countries. Laliat Home for Church AVENEL — Richie D'Apolito .;,,.., Hint involved syntax, repetitive W:NF;I., — The g for renovation of the old fa- the Presbyterians' most versa- Financial contributions were made to many i r.inipiirMted construction may Indicate of i,hr First Presbyterian cilities could be saved sincr tile basketball player, won the worth while organizations. (')niirh at a recent corporation;much of the renovation' willi Avenel Presbyterian Senlor-Ht >,, ii'.o uninitiated—and perhaps, lawyers aKUR scoring title with 133 Each year two of the most active representa- voted to purchase the|probably be eliminated. In ad- tives represent Woodbridge High School and Town- ••,- documents designed only \rt be argu- I ,iiBnt property at, the corner ditlon. there might be some points. of Avi'iiel Street which Is di-saving in the construction of D'Apolito was outstanding in ship at a Junior Red Cross Leadership Training . ,uiion(; themselves. I suppofte if this were agonally across frnm the church. the new church since the ar- every Presbyterian game. He Center held at the Peddie School during the sum- ,., nupht be littlr excuse for lawyers. I, The acquisition of this prop- chitect would not have to match missed one clK.sh, but his M mer. Last summer Marilyn Gonyo and Roberta erty (>t>enF the possibility of existing facilities With a sepa- field goals and five fouls were Shelly represented Woodbridge. ... r; ho very happy to accept without building a new church with;rate plot of land, a break could more than sufficient to pla^e • .,i:rmntinn the erudition of the legal hii.sioitlly different architectural!be made from thr present, first amonn the many high This organization not only serves the com- (Ifsiim across th<' street fromi rather complicated architec- point producers. munity, but it gives an opportunity for students • •; ,ii»l simply ask they do not continue I.IIP present sanctuary, whichlture. Pol' these, and for other Bruce Don Ian. the Wood- who are not active in athletic-or academic organi- : ' '.i dinionstrate their access to the text- ilirn could be used as thereasons, the congregation took bridge grid star, had the scor- zations to express themselves and serve their school Airman Knim-th \\. Strln, Chapel. Such a,possibility may:this major step forward. ing title practically sewed up in cooperative efforts. : s'.iti dimply what they wish to convey. win of Mr. ;md Mr-.. P. W. ! until D'Apolito set a new league eventually save the church Tne iale Mr and Mi-^ Johll nt us can bettei understand the law and Strln. 44 fifth Awiuit-, Avc- If the rhnrrh 1s record with 46 points to skirt iB- ^^ werc *«>ong the ori- nrl, has rnntiilrlid his Initial built on the LuBat property,1i g{ | ~ " b'ers to the top. The Lafayette com- 9 >\ A inch wo must, In community living, .... .,-. w.__ ..,„ .._... na m CIn of the first of Air tnnr b»»lc not petitor copped second place in 'Who's Horsing Around? . IIHI guarded. This would be an enormous > training it lackland 1 ..in td civilization \ir Forcr Base, Texan. He Moreover, mosi of the $30,- 1S\, son of Mr. and Mrssinkiii. R 47 shots from the floor; h;u, Iwen M-lrctrd tu attend :000-$35,000 that was designated Joseph Romash, 497 Butler and seven from the foul line for B. ofH. Query to Zullo « ? • • home in Texas thr trrhnlcal training count j - Street, Avenel, was graduated 101 counters. , for Morx* Intrrc-pt Operator to sell the old homestead to the Behind D'Apolito and Donlan1 WOODBRIDGE — If a man his report, "but he is enlarging v .in example of top-heavy construction church. from a naval aviation orien- at KtMlrr Air tatlon course at the Naval \^ pr6ev were lly Morse, is given permission to stable a it and I think it is wrong. pony on his property, has he a ; ':.; pick out o( the legal notices which MUslulppI Airman Church Groups Sunday the pastor, Rev. Dr. Air Technical Training Cen- Wake Forest, 93: Joe Davis, Gentlemen, you take It from a (trudiiate of Charles a. MacKen^k willi t , Memphis, Tenn. Lafayette, 7i>; Hierhager, Wake riirht to add two horses with- there." ;: newspaper. None of our local officials er out the consent of the Board HUh School preach at 9 and 11 4iW< on • —- Forest, 67; Clark. Lafayette, 62; Mr. Zullo related he went ::::s cruel contortion of the King's Eng- Schedule Events iLamont, Maryville, 60; Na- of Health? $1,000 "in the hole" to buy the "Who Crucified Jesus — was itj . It is a question Assistant WOODBRIDQt A meetin« jkarda, Presbyterian, 60; Ma- land. The horses he said are : •'•! Tree to use it. Suffice to say however, nJudas?ul bp "slln -Dona Nobls Pacem"|LOIO/IIfl Resident Township Attorney James P. 1 ol the Women's Association of ' R ^ 9 A. M..by the, nos, Lafayette. 56; Richards, at least 500 feet from Mr. Ver- '.tins without question the longest single the Woodbridge Gospel Church Junlor Hi«h cho^ «'>d at 10: Injured in CrashWake Forest, 47. Nohm will be asked to decide. nillo's property. He said due to , , , , . ,wu» held at the home of Mn.1?' *e Junior Choir. Ai 11 A.M.1 Last year the board permit- the severe winter he had dif- •••••!• to appear—anywhere—In print It r ted Frank Zullo, Port Reading, i J'iU 1 Illirt >n'ot Parrise, Marv Street,!"^ Adult Choir rend.-rs "See WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Dor- ficulty disposing of waste. • least 2ft line* of double-measure type othy C. Lewis, 39, East Cliff to keep a pony for his young- \j I a ^ 11 , 11 U I I wlth Mrs W1,hanj Conm)lly asj Ye the Lord." Rev, Robert Bon- Show to Benefit sters on property he purchased "I like horses," Mr. Zullo viken by a period or even—if memory ham will preach on "On Every Road, Colonia, was injured commented. WOODBRIDOE-Tvw) Wood- «>-ho.ste.ss. Tuesday u-hen her car collided on Third Street and Carteret M U arr m Perth Mrs Jo1111 D'Elia led devo" Cloud there is a Silver Lining" Road, in an industrial zone. A "The first thing you know nn-colon It drips with commas and at 8 and 10 A. M. Thr sacra with a truck at Route 9 and Teachers' Fund Amikiy CH'iii-ral Hospital ius a tions and spoke on "Letting the Jansen Avenue, Avenel. l neighbor, Sam Vernillo, ap- we'll have a rodeo", Mr, Bailey .and probably holds a record for in- Chrlstlan LlBbt ment of infant baptism will be WOODBRIDGE—Woodbridge murmured. r.-Milt of inuines received Mon-. Shinr." at 11 ,A. M, Parents Mrs. Lewis was admitted to peared before the Board, Tues- 11 1 from Township Education Associ- day and complained two horses M- department Such devices arc tin/da', Mi;.';it. a-i'.en tin ir radio car! I* '' "* children Perth Amboy General Hospital. Mr. Bailey's suspicions were lK l„n, tnthTup U . s>s. aKdatooSl! j \ ^ has Mt , . - for had been added to the stable, .•>il!,d.-d :\nn u truck ut Amboy,»'"•'''« ' ul ed ca the cllurch Police said the Lewis car cal- somewhat verified when after •.p.dolent composers wcrf read by Mrs. Rudolph™, « '°. ' annual show for the benefit of A\.-mii- am! Wlllry Streci ' |{offic office immediatelimmediatelyy. lidod with the truck which was "I don't say Mr. Zullo is the meeting Mr. Zullo ap- F>IL the Scholarship Fund. John O'-j privilege, Health Of- 1:. !,t;r condition are Patrol- >- missionary chairman. Rev, wll be thebeitjg driven across Route 9 by abuslng a proached him and requested a mm iiiM-nh M'liclHrv 't; \t»r Mrs Runjon Ernst, health' Malley was named chairman. license "for a pony ring". J Fletcher Blevins, Newark. fioer Harold Bailey noted In in: on thus subject, I may as well take man JOM pri .^iifcimj, «o, .Mar- ' '^nenlcer at fhp Tjintoi^ On PTO 20 GLADYS E. 8CANR i -William Bowitz, Berkeley , 'Avenue attended the flower 407 Lincoln Hlrhw«. Mit> show ,_ New york c,ty Calendar Tel. LI 1-1679 —Mr. and Mrs. William Hel- ler, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Aboff. COLON IA - A spriiiR danr Mr. and Mrs, Jerome Cas- Mr gnd Mrs Herbert Cook, nil will be held at American Lennm «* sell, Middlesex Avenue were of Aberdeen Avenue spent• the Hull. Rahway, April IS, it vvus Kiiests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren WP,,|(end Rt the Willow Hotel, announced by Mrs Clyde Fd- flicker, Fanwood. Lakewood. i iiiHlon,. M HVS and means rh:iir- Mr. and Mrs Iiaoore Cho-. M|M, Cflnd Alldmoi>. moii of School 20 PTO. ,p.k. Newark; Mr and Mrs , or „ Q Mrs DM. Ticket chairmen arc Mrs. Samuel Schwartz. Belleville and :Andei.so Dundee AmU(, „ Robert Helmnn. Mrs Gary, Mi s. Samuel Langer, the Bronx, al home „,„,, sllr. Gelssler. Mrs. Donald Swi'ftser. «-.-r.. dinner guests of Mr. and p ^ Amb Aml)0J Raincoats have been dis- , Mrs. Irving Choplk, Homes ^^ Hosplu, tributed to the Snfftv Patrol, Park Avenue. Mrs JuUug Jettelson, Dlln. Mrs. Frank Filipponi reported.. Dinner guests of Mr. and dee Am)ue vWted hf,,. pjUTnLs, Books purchased for the Mrs. Jerome Cassell, Middlesex M). ft|)d Mrs j A gpl.oU school library nre 'Book of Avenue were Mr. and' MrsBrooklyn. . Knowledge' and "lands and Charles Ruskln and Mrs. A. N. People". Thr Eneycjopedin Brownsteln, Jersey City. • Mr, and Mrs, Prank Davis Brifnnica. Jr., and film strips Mr. and Mrs. NormBn and cluldifn. Aberdeen Avenue wc wst of Ml Ild Mis will also he purchased. \Jlss' Kasman Mnd son, Bruce. Ben- "' * * - • Barbara Harried, library rhair- jnmln Avenitt were feuHto'rf Morton P. Kat«. Brooklyn. iiiiti. reveal°d Mr and Mrs. Michael Romand. The PTO has appropriated j Lonif Branch. A««..«l $300 toward school landscaping —Albino De Maoedo and /\nilUdl STRIDE-RITE'S' TniBLKR: A new »II-Wfaii,rr ,„ HIKI all bids will be reviewed hy daughter. Arlene, Oak Tree from Strlflr-^RIlr, with typical )trowln((-b«y fli ]lllP1 Mrs. Sidney Fretind. chairm'nn. PROVD OK XKW FIRK TRVCK lire the eommissioners of District 1 as tlirv pose In front of tlir new apparatus ob- Road and Mr. and Mrs. Hamil- inc. Its "soft touch brushed leather is Sfotthuhi Mrs. Clyde Ediiiwton. Mrs, tained through a votf n( Ilir rleftorutr ;it Ihe hstiytwtinii, I turn let I In rkM: Warren r. llarned. secretary: George ton BUlliiRS, Wrifjht Street Held by Lions In shrug off stains and dirt. II I* sold at Roitnn si,,,, William Ashuell, Mrs. Thomns Van Tassel and James Zehrer, commissioners, and Charles I'rantweiii. Si., manufacturer of the truck. ^attended the capping exercise Oilliam and Mrs. M. R. DeRose at Beth Israel Hospital. New- ISELJN -- Ladies and Charter co-chairmen. ark. Mlsa Virginia De Macedo Night dinner dance of Iselin VVW Group* .Sc/,,,,1, Mrs. Mundry's first (jrnrif Jewish Center iand MLssTMane Dodd. daughter Lions Chib was held at Park Meetings, l,n class was awarded the attend- _ !of Mr. and Mrs, Billings, were Hotel, Pluinlii'ld. with Max Westbury Park News ance banner and $2 prize. New Fire Apparatus Means Increased XAtc Kt*A OH DEAR, TELL, TM I'LL BE RIGHT DOWN,ARTHUf TRIDERITE SHOE Music lessons have been streamlined, too They are no longer tedioDt and unrewarding, Your children (and you, lop) EASTER.SPECIAL will find today't timptlfitd methodi entertaining and inviting. Thit it espe- FASHION cially true if you learn to play on a St«lnway—becoute this famoui piano providei the dapcndablt quality, beauty of lone, ease and reipon* tivenest of action that Iwtd added incentive, greater delight to looming. Availahlc In ...EXTRA-SPECIAL Broun or Black Ciram FILL OUT^TEAK OFF AND MAIL Pitan >»nd m, B catalog an Stthway Planoi I Name Wldihs available to KE they're made with Sizes 5 to 8 •— 7.JO AddruAddresi jj 8'2 to 12 8.50 „ _„___.*_„..__ J_l STRIDE-RITE skill—fitted 12'2 to 3—- 8.98 with our experience—since 1918 Only the Steinway performs like a Steinway. Hear and play it at Mack "Tin Mi* Cmttr of H*. Jmuf" "TU HMM •/ hnow Mam" OUR SPECIAiTY: CAREHILLY FILLING •< While: ORTHOPKDIC PRESCRIPTIONS lair GRIFFITH PIANO COMPANY Wkiltvir Aimgnl ,1 TIME, SKILL ind PATIENCE SJIINWAY W. Klip ACCURATE RECORDS of All Fillingi ... , ll r*quir*d, wt glvt it ,|idly ind courltomly. Mill ICMINDEt CARDS - Prfvidt FIEE SIZE CHICKUM / 627 PARK AVENUE, PLAINFIELD, N. J. Phone PLainfleld 7-3800 P»rth Amboy - 182 Smith Sf. Optn Dilly 9-S:30-Mon. A Fri. 9-9 35 SOUTH ST., MORRISTOWN 605 BROAD ST., NEWARK 2, N. J. Phone JEfferson 9-6505 Telephone MArket 3-5880 MENLO PARK SHOPPING CENTCR / . OfKM VVKDNHDAY BVKNUICI UNTIL NW| 8HUt 1 «U. Optn D«||y 1Q.9, Tuei. I $.>. 1Q4 50 KINDERKAMACK RD., ORAOELL Extension yhimes take the run out of running d I'"" Carefully Fitting Children • • • Sine* 1918 Phone COU»x 1-3800 At 9(Ha monthth / onkr All UANCH tTOMf OWN WHY fVtWNO iXCfTT lATWOAY UHT1 » tM. PAGE FIFTEEN \B'nai B'rith April 6th \ Women Plan Set as Date Installation <>HI)H Mrs. Fin) For Bazaar •il, instillation chuinimii, iniiiici-d tin; nr.w slate of nf- FORDS The Woman's club is foi' B'uat B rlth Women, of Finds will sponsor a bazaar Unmrii Cliiiptcr, will be liwtnll-j at the Fords Public Library ed Tuesday at the Edgebruok* 'April (i dt 12:30 for the benefit .it, New Brunswick. Hf the library with Mrs. C'heg-i They Include: , in Bnginski as chairman, Mrs. David Biegman, pri'si- Ctmtributions were made to lrni: Mrs. Stanley Levlnr, lirsi, tin- Crusade for Freedom and ice preudent; Mrs. Ben Wolf, ID tin: Onllnrs for Scholars fund second vice president; Mrs.1 .IIMIU! established by the Ocn- .Sheldon Oottfrled, third vice iiil Federation of Women'* ; Mi's. Martin Ijp-i ,'lulis for education of »tu- counsellor; Mrs. Lester! ,li:\ts from South America In Kiess, financial secretary; MrsJ In- U.S.A. Norman Rels, recording secre- Ciiiest speaker was Mrs. Mar- •ni'.v; Mrs. Samuel Qlngold, ,,nnt Simko, instruotor of stur corrcspondiiiK secretary; Mrs. dent nurses at Perth Amboy Harvey Ciluck, treasurer, nndt Gi'iiernl Hospital, who spoke on Mrs. Iieouai'd Narode, sentmer.j 'Facts, Fads, and Figures." Trustees are Mrs. Seymour| Mrs. George Molnar. presi- Spcrber, Mrs. Richard Milton,' dent, announced a community Mrs. Joseph Na]avlts, Mrs. c.P. LEADERS SEEK TO KLIMINVIT, BRACKS: M,S. iimii saikowski (righii, , improvement workshop will be explains the use und function of lirares tn Sumiiel Dan/.iRcr Urn I, Cerebral Palsy Cam- Henry Karger, Mrs. Donald held at Douglass College next paign Chairman in Fords, ami 1« Mis. Koli.it Collins icrntei), Kenshey C.P. Chairman. LuftiK, Mrs. Lewis Schwnlb, riday and members interested Mrs. Collins and Mr. Daiv/iRer are leaders of current appeal f $30,000 to nuance con- and Mrs. Michael Williamson. l)r may contact her at 10 Fourth 1 ^ Wlmifn of an fMiiy-postrr contest cniidmtrd nmnnt swnth and eighth gmdt students nr Our Ladv of tinuation of rehabilitation prncram for the county's cerebral palsied. More than 2,000 Entertainment of the evening Street. hnul. I••«rdH, by the Holy Name Snclrty, rnjoyr.1 :i proud moment a* they Xnt the (tood news Tuesday from Rev will feature a humorous dram- volunteers will participate. The art department donated ti|)|||1,r Hrilly. awlsUnt pastor, and their tfttrhm, Sr. M. Leonardo, C.S..I., «(', and Anthony rapoee.hia 7B Stu- atic reading of Jewish Life of two books to the library, Mrs. ,... t.nrct left to right) are Jane Uner. «('. whose es,«.v entitled "ll.,w I Can BrnrfU From Catholic Readlnn " the lower East Side some 35 to ,, rirvi priir: Linda Andrfehlck, 7B, Up poster-winner; Kathleen Simko, 8A, srennd-plarr essayist and Nancy 40 years ago entitled, "Mendel Baglnski, art chairman, ad- VQUKU*VQUKU* , 7(\ runner-urunnerup In posteot r divisiondiii . Marantz — Housewife" by *,, vised. ' David Friedman, directed by Icservatlons for the 8ixth ,ew Littman and Dorothy District Spring Conference Berger. must fce made by Tuesday with UP. Kndorses ; Mrs. James C. Harkay, BP-Han^ Members of Hillel Founda- son Avenue. el ka. Adams tion of Rutgers University, un- The club will sponsor a dele- Mill der direction of Rabbi Julius gate to Girls Citizenship Insti- Punk, participating include;, tute at Douglass College .jn. Mark Konvisscr, Esther Schtich-'' «' , i.,1,i!.' fur- Town June sponsored annually by thu ., il Mayor Krede-j ter and Katherine State. Federation of Women's ,1.;:, ("iiidiilate for Clubs. • :.' rndnrwd by j Mrs. John Petersen was in ! -,V;,:• Goldfarb, Mrs. Richard Milton, Mrs, Martin, Lipslciu, Mrs. Harvey (iluck. Mitchet Erceg, Mrs. Qeorge :-.,:;, chairman, and[ Formed less than five months " " i "iMolnar, and Mrs. Robert Ohl- • •!••: co-rhalrman. All 5011 ago, the library now consists ot,pavlovics . Hallock CtAi CnmitG TOLA han, Robert Lennahan. James, - •w. vpyvc on the com-' almost 1,000 volumes of classi-j \j\ll) ijtUUlS ldKc McNamara and Michael Mul-' Several members will appear cal and contemporary works in; Betrothal Announced cahy. These dons are memberslon a television program next •••; •:.!! I'dlldldiile (or both the religious and secular! j^^g _ Announcement. of Puck 31 of Port Reading. [Wednesday, Channel 13 on the i :!.:i.."'•'•until. was III- ( TriptoN.Y. Betty Furness show 1:00. , l!u!)(it Mauro nnd ' has been made of the engage- I LIKE A ROAST CHICKEN Federated Art Day will be !,.H1 for unity. of Dolores P0RT READING ::.• :.> were Hi charge olic on Church and; jSaturday morning, Cub Scoutsijust as one would on a violin." members interested In attend- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pavlovics; 1 The ; .:a:. Herman Tuf • of Den 3, led by Mrs. Joseph ..." married soul is more in may contact Mrs. Bagin- State, "Rise and,Fall of the Jr., 618 Donald Avenue, Perth R • ::.. A,11 lie April 10 Medvetz and Den 4, directed by like a ukulele." ski, 28 Dunbar Avenue. Third Reich", "Revolution and Amboy, by her parents, Mr. and flail." AIX 8FT FDR TONIGHT: Above Is thf east of the "miniature minstrel" to be presented Mrs. John McNamara, accom-i "Heh?" the Papacy", "A Distant Trum- Mrs. Andrew Hallock, 104 Pit- lonliht br l"l A nf School ",. Kurdv .(•> p*rt nf Ihr KaUirn' M|ht protram. Kneelinr, left "Something for a wife to pick Yale to establish world eco- pet" "Roman Catholicism and maij Ayenue panied by Mr. McNamara took! 1 to rlfht, Kfnneih llaiueii, Kunsrll Itiiaro, (harln Ludwlf. Standlnf, Edward Liuback, nomic center. ill)' /. Poulsvn's the American Way of Life," a train trip to New York City | Mri. Wiltrr Andrrsrn. Mr«. Clifford Dunham, Mr>. Dominic Nola, Clifford Dunham. Miss Hallock graduated from i and "Confederate Chaplain". where they visited Trinity • memetit i» I old ~ ! Paid membership has just Woodbrldge High School and is employed by New Jersey Bell Church and walked through il The ot topped the 200-marlr, Rev. of the Dioceasan Council Telephone Company, Wood- the church grounds. ..!•!'' H. Poulsen Rellly said, adding that many More of Yourself P.T.A, Sister Mary Josita. bridge. Her fiance graduated The tour lncludeed a visit to pi Aclcrno-, ion R.S.M, Mrs. Herbert Halstead, members, especially teen-agers, 1 from Perth Amboy High School the Battery to the site of the John Acierno, (president; Mrs, Frank Stanton have found its reading room and is employed by Public Old Aquarium and from there .i'-:. Colonla, |and Mrs. Jamea Carroll, vice'facilities Ideal for study' and ^Priest Tells PTA Group Service Electric and Gas Com- the boys took a ferry boat down '.'•IHI by her parenti, presidents and Mrs. Paul Szoke,[research.. pany, Perth Amboy. the bay past the Statue of Li- !v Lloyd PoulMn,! PORDa — "Future genera-didn't put inui> on earth "b<- berty on Bcdloe's Island, to U c ; j" • A Junf wed-;lions,,o—»N..f .Americ_ _a will -b « le.vs cause He needs man — but be- Orchid corsages were given, _ t. I, ° * °5 . Staten Island and the Totten- Fe stlv ne Whash yer N«w Gadget ^terHlUtlc and Sflf-centered. cause of his limitless goodness."lto the o]dMt and the yoimgest . * ° ~ ville Ferry to Perth Amboy. Traffic Cop — "Use your u .iaduated)from|lf parenU of today liwplre their pan-nta who think only in'members of the organization g for' Policeman—We're looking for noodle, lady! Use your noodle!" In the group were: Den 3, !!:.h School and young»(erj by giving more of U'rms of the coinforta of the present. Mrs. Emil Bacha, Lady—"My goodness! Where George Ryan, Joseph Medvetz, Machine School, themselves for others," Rev. a drowned man. arc materialistic andjformer president of Holy Trin- Festive One—Whash yer want is it? I've pushed and pulled Charles Bayo and Richard •; employed at the Oeorie Hafner stld Sunday at t help but endow their caml0 Uy P.T.A., Perth Amboy, ad- one for?. I everything in the car." Mayer; Den 4, Michael Lenna- Farm, Wood- the annual Communion break-;childmi with a materialistic mitted to being the oldest mem- _. also uradU- fast of the Amboy Region Par- outlook, he said, adding: ber of the group — 63 — and .i'idbridg* , High ent Teacher Association In Out • Kauully self-centered areiMrs. Joyce McKerma of St. ;u General Mo- Udy of Peace auditorium. lnc parents who strive for Hea-;Jowph P.T.A., Carteret, the '•nter, Union. He Rev. Hafner, an assistant at V(.n only [or Heavens-sake byjyoungest — 38. 1 n il Airport our Lady oi Victories Ciiiucii, sjn)piy obeying laws. This is a The breakiut was prepared •'.--. in- . New- ^ayrevitle. advised parents not'lu.gfltlve approach to Qod and and served by members of Our 1 lo give lh«lf children false llfe &nd rfsult8 ln jlte becoming Lady of Pewe Holy Name So- .ideals. . too departmentalized and iU clety. The committee was Mrs. Il " llmiii to Take "You muit wk vouiiclvts,''activities unrealted." ,Michael Simko and Mrs. Shaun ...... he continued. '"What da w Kn. J . More nheep and turkeys and by the group was given by Mrs nnm* of generations that Win BUCCeed land car-loading and car-for- l I O Vf O Hi C uuss . •• (Jove,-,™,Governor- MeyneMeynerr hahass toltold wardinwardingg companiecompaniess woulwould bbe less cattle, hogs, and chickens Hrehocik, chairman. She stated Congress. required to pay employees are residents of New Jersey $60.80 was realized" ". -: CLASSIFIED :. Pditornv U'TO TAGS: — New Jersey,weekly instead of semi-month- these days, according to the The annual spring fair »ill RATES - INMIIUIATIOIS Kittatinny Mountains, tlio hls- iiuto tags get rough treatment!^ by a bill Introduced In the New Jersey Crop ReporUnj be held May 11 Mrs. Dragos torie Dflawnrc River has run Twenty-ftveiServlce. . . . The New Jersey requested help on this under- (1 on foi is word* Oeaniinr for adv I,,,, for centuries to the liny mid over the years. Ned J. Parsek- Legislature. i,. ,,.ji u addition:)l word II) ^ " toi the ni,,, „ "' mn, Acting State Motor VehlcleWflc deaths occurred In NewTaxpayers Association reminds taking. The group will sponsor r the ocean thrnu^li thr fntil' rarablr i)i xliinee piiJilimMnn. Director, has requested the:Jersey during February, the residents that other StAtes with a movie for the children In thf lands of four Stntes — Neu- legislature to provide sufficient lowest monthly toll on record, sales and Income taxes, or both, near future. York, New Jersey, PenllsylvBiiin NO'l'h. funds to manufacture 375,000 ... The committee appointed <»° not necessarily have >lo™w A letter was sent to Ma\ot h» «'D< In and Delaware. lopertp tftXes passings car tags during the,by the State Commissioner of|P Frederick M. Adams request IHR For the first time-m the his- a policeman or guard rail at Trlrplimir MKreur* 4-1111 tory nf man it mav socm be next fiscal year. This will take: Banking an(j insurance to make: care of replacement of plates1 an objective study of New Jer-||M 4 HpiltN I 211H the underpass. harnessed to tnrrt great mid 1 lrl destroyed, damaged or lost, plus scy's banking statutes is ask-j *«>«" ^ *««* Attendance prim were won srrowiiiR water needs of homes LOST AM) HUM) • • SERVKKs and Indiistrii's: power for the new registrations during the'all persons Interested In the; by Mrs. D. Weinbrennei's fhst 1961-62 fiscal period. subject to present their views.) IlKhtlng of liiclmavs. slivrts By Psychologist grade class and Mrs. C. Evans. FOUND Tiimr, dinned ir rnb- MASONRY WORK and the operntinn of machin- The division issues driver's . . Chief medical examiners fourth grjde class. Refresh-' hit. Vicinity of New Dmer layer, musoiuv «•,„• licenses to over 3,000,000 motor-jcould be appointed in third AVBNEL — "Understanding ery; rtweationnl facilities, and ments we» served by the third Ilcarl. rulmiin. Cull LI 8-115.V agriculture. Proper hnrnessini; ists and registers approximately class counties by a bill pendingyour Children" was the theme grade mothers. K.irn(!<"s, basement.', 'n,' 5 will nl'n stnj) virinu . prndirnl 2.500,000 vehicles annually. In the Legislature New Jer-0{ ft talk given before Avenel April 18 will De Fathers' Work guaranteed |,i, floods. Last year the straw and black sey newspapers «enerally, and schools 4 and 5 P.T.A. by Dr. • UMAI.K HKI.P WAMKU • FV 1-9300, :, /,'""';< 8Omp Night. Nomination and election Subcomniiiter No. 1 "f 111'-. •olored taggs were replacep d on|*on omp °"l^ the SaState,, take aJMiltoJMilton Kleinman, psychologistpycgt,. of officers will take plsce. Mrs. dlra vi( w of ln(> valllr of Fed A CAREER Cominittrp on the .ludkiniy of all autos The normal lite ofi " -|Dr| . Klcmnwn, fflto practicei s hi Menke was named chairman of era a WITH AVON COSMfcTICS r;m Mir Hoti.se of RepresentRtivOR license tsuts Is five years but ! 'd «'hlrti costs taxpnjrtfKiN^w Brunswick, Is chief psy- the nominatiiiB committee sen.ens, class. Km 248 on thft vri for rv T not iiniv be fun but prulll- has been p^quested by Governor Parseklan claims many a* mo-'* » «~° "' chologlst at Menlo Park Dlag- which consists of Mrs. A. Le- call KI 1-2091..AH », 1 able. Excellent Income, hoiuU Meyner and Stntr Conservation torlst requests duplicates to re-!*!* receivedid , thth e NeNew Jersey nOsttc Center and is an instruc- beda and Mrs. William Dwyer. pri/.es run be ynurs. 13e vmir Commissioner Sulvntorr A. place. beat-up tags or to re-Taxpayers Association claims.|tor at Rutgers Untverstty The A diabetic Clinic will be set up 1 own biisi1 Cull Mrs. Gniy. MI nontempo to recommend con- place their loss durini g the year. - • An outdoot r recreation urea, child's right to life, liberty and in the auditorium before the rARTKHET. , v(lluP(l ln exceM of 2-Sl4fi fm hume Interview. (Ti'fsslonal approval nf the in- JERSEY JIGSAW; 't'nrm'l *125.000. the pursuit of happiness was meeting and blood samples will tor. Inside and o\u..;,j.'.. . nas D0( n 3-lfi terstate rompnet which would ployment iIn New Jersey rose tto ' dedicated on the explained by the speaker. A& taken FlftJ. vojunt,fr; wo •ciliiu blocks, v ,) * divide up the waters of the 328,700 last month, the State BTounds. of the New Jersey,question and answer period was needed. Edwartl Wilson of Dale • K)K RI.NT • ,il 1 -•825. Jobs nuai-. 8 1 river. Qivis|pn of Employment Secur-, ^* Hospital at Ancora injfeatured. Carnegie Institute sill speak IT"S DRESS-IT TIMK: And this style will put many » Adoption of the compact will m reports. . . . New Jersey.Hammonton . The threei pounder's Day was celebrat- on, "How to Deal." hippj little Miss rirht on top of the fashion para dr. Its •SEWAREN. Atlrartivr unfur- open the way for total use of imiked third in the nation tniKepurjncfln candidates for Gov-jed with Mrs. George Allen, tlmpltcitj tarries to a smart pattern strap with an adjust- nislied studl'i apartment. BABY SrfTER. Wili the basin's water resources. II milk produced per cow duringiernor are increasing the tempojchairman, reading the history able itor* trfttmrnt on thr Inside. It is available »t Four wild une-lialf rooms iind of children any hum ,, will enable'the Stabs to ban.. 1960 exceeded only by Callfor- thrlr campaigns leading upjof the P.T.A. A silver collection Methodist Church Klnneys Shoes. Riiniije, Cull ME 4-1H23 after t0 tlie A rtl 18 Ijome. Reliable. Re«M,:.,-' water at flood time for with- nia and Arizona .'. The State: P Primary elec-lwas taken. Mrs. William Drag- 5:00 P M. 3-lfitf tion A Plans Irish Dinner Second Street, Woodlr -' , ,„ drawal In time of droiiuht: to Highway Department has asked - 'recway alone a new os, president, announced the 4-8235. :i . rpRtilafp stream flow; to man- for bids March 30 Qti» contract!location between Somervllle Middlesex County Founder's wooDBRiDGE-The wood- Entertainers Lauded • I'lTI'IrS rOR SALE npe the entire watershed: to for nalntinn 210 miles of white!an<* Hightstown is provided forjDay Luncheon was attended by bridge Methodist Church will For Act at Teen Hop Mr. and Mrs Joseph Zeb- PUP1MKS FOR SALE CHILI) CARE. Will , , control pollution: to provide traffic lines in Bereen, Essex, by the Ridolfi bill pending lnlMrs. Thomas O'Neill, Mrs, hold a corned beef and cabbaur cluldrun by day or i the Legislature. 1 1 1 Mr nd r boatlns facilities: to fiaht salt Hudson and Union counties,. •James Austin, Mrs. Richard dinner tomorrow at 5:30 P M I8ELIN - The Teen commit- ™ "' - » *"'*., *" - censed home. Large ;.'„ • water Intrusion: to open ave- e of Iselin Post VFW reported'*1"*1'* fl»d Mr«nd Mis Cull MK 4-7731 The New Jersey Pharmaceutical CAPITOL CAPERS: — Since Menke, Mrs. Edward Right- With Mrs. Ernest Barany chair- 3-lfi e rates, MF \ . nues for new commerce; «nd toAssociation has lauded new reg-July 1 last, the tax revenue entire, Mrs. Frank Hrehocik, man, Mrs. Ernest Krauts in Raymond Bilk and Kenneth jGllr0-v ""' bl' chapr-roMs. stimulate the economy of the ulations of the Federal Food alcoholic beverages, or booze,' Mrs. Charles Siessel, Miss Alice charge of the dining room, and Gurao received an ovation for' M1S( KOR SM.t. entire region. and Drug Administration tlght-jhas increased by $517,273. . . . Oade, Mrs. William Kuzmiak, Mrs. Georpe Fetko in cliaifre of their performance at the teen VIBRANT COLORS IF YOUR DRINKINCi ; rnlng up labeling of prescrip- State employment service off - Mrs. Carmen Murcilllii and hher-tickets. "On Its integrated develop- dance Sunday. Family of pinks takes RUGS NFA'ER USED come a problem v, ment depend the well brine of •!ion drugs for both lr.'Ziirds andjfices ave getting requests for self. j For reservations contact Mr*., The "Imposters" will be fea-.lead in the spring fashion i-x- Home 9« 12 ISO 00 9i 15 AMnnynibiif can nclr . our people, the prosperity of advantages in henlth care of men for many jobs these days, A final report on the play, Louis Gabriel or Mrs. Tyru» lured band Sunday afternoon,[cltement over color. Many nth- US 00 otiiiT sizes G K vac- B! a -151 ft oi writf p our economy, and the welfare the ill... .Railroad and express!including pussy willow cutters.'"Magic Red Shoes,' sponsored Peck. from 2 P. M. to 5 P. M., to mark er lively shades share the news uiitn $21100 Oriental, 91 \2 2S3. Woorinndgf $5500 Also .wine wool nuoKfrt •li ,tnd braided nigd FU 8-2028 oi CH 7-0498. 33 2 - 3 30 HAVINO rROUBLE «;• , „ wwerage? Electric ^e COOKWARE Former salesman er removes root* (llh has severnl new stalulr.^ and stoppage from steel waterless sets on hanri ir and «•». original cartons Regular vanii no damages and elflclent Cull BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY $149 SO: sacrifice $39 50 FU 8- ] -:.T| 2028 or CH 7-0496. Plumbing and Heating 33 2 - 3 :IOHOOT :i:i Adding Machines Fuel Oil Glass and Mirrors -L Music Instruction -- Photography -- Radii 4 TV Service Sc^ng Machine Service JOHH J. BITTIH6 Peter and Janet Set Nfed ADDING MACHINES REPAIR HOVANEC SAVE MILANO Call ME 4-4.160 Sewing Machine Service SMITH CORONA Music Studios FREE COMPACT ELEC. Well Established Teachers HOMK DEMONSTRATIONS ARTS RADIO IKI "Whltt" Zlp;-Za( TYPEWRITERS Mobilheat • Sr*hi[ Macblnrs ,In Stock Residential & Industrial & TELEVISION American tt Foreign Sewing FUEL OIL Beginners and Advanced Machines Repaired . , Paris SALES and SERVICE and .Nredlei WOODBRIDGK Over 25 Years of PLATE GLASS and Students Accepted 155 Avenel Street. Avenel BUSINESS MACHINE Friendly Service STORE FRONTS t KI 1-9187 CO., LTD. Repair Estimates Free! 250 Am buy Avo.. Wnodbridg* ME 4-0012 For Information Call Antennai Instilled FRANK HOVANEC ALUMINUM 84'KS i SERVICE 100 Fulton Street lubes letted Free at Otir Store 657 Roosevelt Avenue Tel. ME 6-0010 Combination ME 4-8344 Car Radios Serviced Promptly CARTERET, N. J. Woodbridge STORM WINDOWS Pictures Make Coal & Oil LEARN TO PLAY THE Wonderful Gifts! Roofing Supplies Funeral Directors - and ACCORDION THE Tax Returns JALOUSIES MODERN, EASY WAY! Call for an Appointment Free Estimates ME 4-3651 LET NO ACCORDION TO M. Kovaes INCOME TAX US BUY CAMERAS and Solve lour • Mirrors • Shower Doori PHOTO SUPPLIEB 326 Pershing Avenue Private lessons: PREPARED Synowiecki • Desk Si Furniture Topi HEATING PROBLEMS * International CAMERA REPAIB CARTERET Individual or from j. PASSPORT PIIOTOS Funeral Home • Modern • Roofing Supplies Small Business Service to Complete ! MILTON GLASS CO. Classical PHOTOSTATS 79 E. Milton Ave., Rahwaj • Gutters (Hookktfping Sfnjcc) Heating Installations (Vt Block from Penn SUflon) Beginners and LAMINATION ACCIDENT PHOTOS KEROSENE 5,6 Carteret Avenue Tel. FU 8-7373 Advanced • Leaders, Etc Frank J. Novak Carteret, N. J. Students Phone Call Accepted m Ridffedale Avenue GALLANTS PHOTO KI 1-6878 - KI 1-6792 Welcome sprins perennial, the'short topper is shorter MErcury Telephone KI 1-5716 Liquor Stores Woodhridife, N. J. 1 ever this seaMm. sinpiijujj just helnw the waist. Slyli- -I' ""• We carry a full line of'Musical 547 Amboy Avenue Phone ME 4-6690 4-1400 Instruments and Accessories in Lightwrighl Amrrlran wool, can be worn lor AVENEL Woodbridge, N. J. Roofing & Siding caMi.il wc.iMons. By A. DavU & Sims. Penh Amboy's oldest Established MOD., Wed. 10 t« t LIQUOR STORE Tile Accordion Center Tuts., Than., Sat 10 to I featurine 23 Years at the Same Location AVENEL Large Selection ot Choice Friter l«to » T. R. STEVENS • WINES Roofing and Sheet Mrtal Work COAL 4 OIL CO. 685 ST, GEORGE AVE. AVEM-L PERSONALS 826 Rahwaj Avenue, Avenel • BEERS EDDIE'S WOODBRIDGE CERAMIC TILE FUNERAL HOxMES • CORDIALS Establiihed 1900 Cold Beer by the Case Kitchens and Baths MRS MARTIN (.1 lonttKI The ornani/.aiion nv 420 East Avenue Also Imported Beer MUSIC CENTER WANTADS 14 linirse Sired. \»ftirl new rhuivh hall M Delicatessen MK i-miii : tf p. M. Perth Amboy Prompt FREE Delivery Established 1938 Free Estimates Tel. ME 4-2074 Ed Bonkoski, Prop. •- Airiiun O:(|:.,ili,tf Man Firt-men hold c 33 Ford Ave., Fords 1 Call , ,. . iii . iiiifc J fc^ \J • tiirtity fl I If * ' 145 Avenel Street 3» Statt St., P. A. VA (-12M Plunking ft Heating C TREAT SHOPPE VA 6-0358 AVENEL, N. J. Alr-Condit1onln| Mr. H»id'Mr> Ad.'lph 'EISU-I1, al 1:30 Pl M Warm Air Heat 613 Rihway Avenue In Wpodbridge It's The Industrial Eifliust System GEORGE TROSKY ('uiulni'lTlal A'l'iiui- HHD re- "• Third Wuid Si • Woodbridgc Motor Guards eulliitrlt 111 tin N.f, ;ij All StTV-"tflCl DVII)(lcrHllC II FOR FREE ESTIMATES •••' !')i fiiui vi..!^ Aiiinnii KI- Club tiH'fl» MoudHj »'' (Opp. White Church) Telephone MErcury 4-1889 ME 4-2145 f ME 4-J2M ME 4-3186 El); KLUJ Mei has alieinU v i ve(i three -'H'.M Inn at 8:30 P M FRANK KREISEL 1 1 • SALADS at Their Best Furniture >eiil > it I id ha.- I), .-i. stiitiuned -- The K-'.uel M, MU8IC STUDIO • SODA FOUNTAIN WOODBRIDGE Plumblm aid Heating at Giimitiii.iiiiio li..,, Cuba for .VoodbrMge imi-t M • Accordion Water Softeners • FRESH BAKERY GOODS Liquor Store • flano the pn.st two vt-»i> viHdelyti Andre'* S'• WINTER BROS. • Vocal \ Installation Henry Jansen ft Son - The Auxiliun 1,1 American "iH'l Street atl>:30 P " Open 7 A.M. to) 10:30 P.M. MARY ANDRASCIK. Prop. He|lnneri Tinnini and SALES I/:Kiiiu. Axenei . Culoin.i, i.s .... Avfnel IjienKH-1 INCLUDING SUNDAYS Wayside Furn. Shop Plan. All Types of pliininiiK to eel, |J;,,I,. thi- na- v F.W., niects st !'•• No Iiutni Sheet Metal Work Half Yearly Clearance Complete Stock of Domestk SERVICE tujuil (iiniiiii/.it: .i,» bnthday Tur Fitrm Tuesday i> •• Closed Wednesday All Day nirnls to Rooflnt, Metal Ceilinm l Sale Now In Progress! and Imported Winei But'. Appliances KKMjALS Maith 29 willi a dunce for the ._. ' Tui-sday • Ui,1 '• • Illfigtr Values • Top Brands i and Furnact Work iwtini.s at Lyim.'. H.|>inul. Mrs. Cploaia First Aid &in Beers and Llquori Water Softener Sill • Heller Service • Lower Prkrs Telcphonl VL 7-3251 Adolpli Hlrtc; Ciiinmercial a( squad htwdciuurd 588 Alden Street Soft Water Suap Drugs lied an 'in- pi M | | St. George Avenue lit UJ S. 574 AMBOY AYENlJE Swlinminj Pool S 1 Woodbridge. N. J. utnti,,;i Highway 1, Avenel WOODBRIDGE, N. J. — The Suit Julllli: " (At the Woodlirldcr Telephone MErcurj 1-1218 SEfcVISOFT Club of Avwijfl mert' '*• RAYMOND OlivnCli S A.m M . tCircleo $ P). M. Call ME 4-0750 Incl. Sat, OF W(M)DBRIlMiK Hle.sbNteinm Churn, meets,'to- GfOrgC fltreet. Bt 7 P i: For Dependable 921 St. Gfurge Avenue I'lione .MKimry 4-1)666 ! day i.t i p M H! .imrch hall. -Third Ward SIM i JACKSON 1 Service Call CLASSIFIED A Him. -Aiujfll,- p.uil. will be Democratic Organist; Private Lessons on the VIE -1-1815 ' . , Wednesday at fitw and SON WAN1W • (iultai Jndeol New J,-ise>iCoun- "15 P M ' • Accordion it. i.i mm ADS Iron Railings cu. bous and iJiii1K-iu,.,s ^ i_jb. ____ Druggists Advertise "•Ly meet tuumr,,,* al ^w[ ('OAT COriTlMl- iWQ 44OME • Trumpet Licensed "u""'l 4 autlitniKim HI a p. M. Dress-plu»-1coat •>' and other PLATFORM Si St . ''"U:.I'U(1"^ -Sodality of dress - plus• Jacket I" 88 Main Street instruments '•!>, Plumbing & Heating BRING STEM RAI|,S Your BACON ill, iv (•*' cl""'('h wivi-iJopularlty. Newest l« • ! CONTRACTOR 1' linl.illrd — »u|| oiZl l Y'l'oodbridge, N. J. t Student Suli(j Iron Railing iii'i.\ Loinm,,„„.,. ,,w.therprouch is to '—"' Rental U 8.8187 RESULTS Stllldiiv ill the M Mass. more colors, or print m • Telephone MErcury 4-05^1 Business Plan PATIO 31 Kenntf} 8trcet. UcUn STEP 80 Moving ft Trucking • Mutical yann CiK PUBLISHING dO. I In This Service Stations tall Collect 18 GREEN STREET I All Makei ol Move "IDEAL WAY" lnitTumtiUs and Amulinm WEbster 3-5170 WOODBHIDT.E, N. J. JPhone FU-8-39U :, Call Now for Informution Avenel Pharmacy Space AGENT" NATIONAL VAN ED FREY RAILCO I i Enclo.-cci please find $4.00 for one.-)'''"1 III TOWNE GARAGE 914 RAIIWAY AVENUE LINES Foraurlj With Chailei ran Iron Itxihiig Speiinlists , siih.si:nptj,m to: 136 Park Avenue 1284 St. George Ave., Avenel SAMMY RAY'S J. K. Gardner Ik Son * T: INDEPEN DENT -LEADER MErcury 4-1914 for Only Lyndhunt, N, J. 3-4 Rooms — S20, $25, $30 Music• and Rf|)air Shop PlHRbitt ft Heating 485 AMBOY AVENUE 5-6 Roomi - |35. 540, 150 8AM LAQUADRA, Prop. I ! CARTERET PRESS M X»»« Eiperltnc* u Inttruc^or PRESCRIPTIONS 187 New Brunswick Avente EUotrlc Sewer S«rvlca Woodbridge U.EDISON TOWNSHIP-FOBDS BEACON FORDS, N. J. T«t»phone: MErcury 4-3540 To be sent to WHITMAN'S CANDIES MBnury 4-1718 Wt're SpccialUU In Cosmetics —- Film Classifieds • BEAR WHEEI, AUGN- NAME 1(7 Harrell Avenue MENT and BALANCE Greeting lirds a Month ADDRESS Woodbridtc, N. J. • BBAKE SERVICE * Bring Results TOWN -«-•-•••.„.. PAGE SEVENTEP fogy Silhouette Appears fabrics Help dress that seems collarless tn front dips to R graceful cowl Fluid Look collar In back. For n refreshing D ilh Interesting Fabrics, Styles Adant change of pace, rippling caps Leads Way collnts appear on sheath TnTrav drewM Style G7ioices <% Pair With Coats In Dresses Tlv easy lit Mr drosses often p<1<)plr In laslilon Is not a new look ••• yet It Ionics vho are thinking of tnkc river under their own Wft n. tills seeming paradox, doslgners have refined"™ <'drobes for spring'are, m Is fl. about its :oats, as tlir mat-dress ensem- llk(1 r to silhouettes, handled trimming with dia-retlon '' be thinking in t*>rms h to spring dresses. ble gntns renewed Interest this ,irltr nf tirRVp1 t0 The story staris with pliable 'iibandon, made full use of the Increasing beauty ' ° This, at any rate, Impressive buttons, no- t!l nr( nbrlcs n.ui plian stylc« and fabrics, and developed to the most flattering '" " 'mlse from which most or band-collar necklines '7'^I'mlMiPPiiiuch to fashion f current approach to collarless dress . will find « satisfying spring selection of the styles 'ftHlllon nn» evolved. rek,xrd lines «-::prestt» i shortenMslm M chRrac HIM 'II ""1 ol lhl% *™m- -The nulding theme is relaxed eiutn -. fit Is a Both fluctuating spring tem- ( For dress cosinirrs. llvrs ire p'flT fltilrl look Is ac'. lenrirr caress, not a hug. Frw-swlniiltig pleats, wratures Rnd travel plans call Wed'ln Jnc':pts with no collars, with lit » rr ca, p, avel plans call ways — with drapingi . rinR collars. Rnd sometimes, inns nils. long- and nllan. t oveiblouses, gentle blousin.R,|tor adaptable coats, and fash- f Ion responds with capacious pleats, bias cuts, Iluunce cape collars Frequently, a I ,,„(! lowered wnlsr- ._.. __ heniluif-s. Two ptece dresses •,|P(.VT1-SS onr-pl-ce dress ap- ' ^'ni.-.mishr.i contrlb- Newest way tn «ase the skin y * ln fRh<"ici crisp, spongy wlth long and easy m-ars.beneath When the dress r bm Rl ' '(,xlble Irtnk. Is to divide it. Fall and winter ? ,£• W« »menable | nviTbkm.v.s above slim skirts iR tv:o-plTC. Its overblmtsc Is wmnpr ,s |iv()|vf from these -xpeil ncrs an,I experiments ° changes. l.h:il final on th- hiii nk^ly to b« In a bold abstract ' influences present in determined designers to give N( "«• the. home of Mrs. William SEERSUCKER GAINING browns and bronze shades. Coat fashion follows two i whit* dress, for ex- gold, blooming lilac — Chief Knott advised a Harned. M rs. George Benko1 Deep-dish brims with decided dominant lines. One is slim, In- , • .mri 'I' If It's In the spectrum, It's ft has been set up In the recre- Seersucker will achieve far ' ;„•• R wide was named chairman. j greater acceptance this spring downturns In front and up-'fluencrd by the side-slashed collars. In the cases where a fashionable color this season. ation hall of the flrehouse enn-i - , , fleet Id youthful, different hues. slstlng of the latest magazines Mrs- Donald Wescott spokeiand summer in sports packets, turns in back are another caftan; the other Is sweeping genuine collar appears. It's apt Perhaps a slight edge goes to On fashion-worthy note. influenced by the cape. , '•"••;''" . , "All lewon" Is a term fre- to be a cowl or a cape effect.jthe many shades of vibrant land books pertaining to tire "Ceramics for the Home";casual suits, slacks, walk shorts dlsplayed her collection and sports shirts. Many i o: i|.rlPS HTt %uenu, .ppux, „ ththee i^ioS^ii^",^"^new Mor ^ ,•)' 1,1 (X- the procedure!these cool, crinkly fabrics ar< nnon«r ™'lnP(iV, MnthM with aisir eondlmnHi-. lai m stan.. d. away .fro m th.^ e !.u.._j.^nabundantl_y availablen-ui. . next traininn nlKnt will nbove - elbow for involved in making trie Items, jmade in wash-wear construe keynotes the! , ,,,n'. Cullars, If an», neui Easter as In With ; any cllmat*. locality or season. styling, color gets a chance to In th« Belection of color,: _re^ent This U reflected In fabrics — glow, and glow It does. In her wardrobe both lndl- '. bushels of strawberry pinks, vlduallty and fashion. PLANNED FOR SUITS purple vloleU, tangy lemons — The neutrals — black, navyj For the little girl who wears .r^^rsnrwns. turquou*. orange, too. grayi oelge whlte _ look MW.i cardigan-necklin, e suit are To compete, navy Is bright-!fgt when m) M wlth colori blouses with stand-up collars, M 0 trl d : lh lln A v V! " u" f 'Bright coats go over dark '.'• wt!"fu5lS wS- »' « tho supple sllhouftte. sand hues black emphasizes;-tttthB ,lowered m ^ AM •ttrMUvejertur*^ |cover navy or black dresse5 g ,:.;;:,;;,der dosses ^^^ , I |Three-plece ensembles oft«n is Tike FullriMw Knit ihlrts of durene mer- SWEATER VARIETY .feature overblousei In vivid, Easter Gidden's '.';. <::>' eailni-upcerlied cotton tre home ma- Sumnxr sweaters ln pull- prints or contrasting solids. | in nf silhouettes comes cblrw washable. Bletch and over and cardigan, styles are1 Free-wheeling color comb!-: ! Approaches.. Perth !iii:us3 for many blueing are not ncommanded winning more new friends and nations are part of the news — ,, The cljaraaer of a Cadillac reveals the character of control . , . and its-freticulous Fleetwood coacliwqrk. its owner. It is visual evidence of his good taste . . . Finally, a Cadillac endorses its owner's ability)to judge his recognition of correct, enduring styling. It speaks sound value—in, purchase price>in economy!of oper- of eirc«l«llo«,T«Ue well of its owner's sense of quality-quality evidenced ation and as a wise investment. Your dealer invites in Cadillac's quietness of operation . . .: its ease of you to discover all the rewards of Cadillac ownership. i: very Iaductry Jut a'tUadtrd by which its product* can be natural. 1 "he jeweler uies the tpbol of» pure diamond. In flatware,th e v''J "sicrlirjg;1 and iij dinnerwaic, tk word "booe chiaa!' •qrcxcm high iuad*nti of quality and value. ' 1 • the idvertuer, the lymhol of the highest Jtandard of circulation ^'uc is the emblem of the Audit Bureao of Circulations*. This d meani that newtpapeppenn or periodicaperiodc U w identified are accordindin g to thh e mod highlhily rregardee dd rulel s and standardtd s [1' >bc advertuinadverti g and publishinblihi g iindustryd . The fact (Jut wt m privileged to display this A.B.C, % erabkro here meani that you can buy advcrti«ag|in this newipaper ai you would make any other sound buifnea investmwt-on the basis of WfU kpown Handards. \\ known values. ** *~^ •»« Your LOCAL Newspape The INDEPENDENT-LEADER VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED ^tj^OCMO/y DEALER Published Every Thursday at MILLER PONTIAC - CADILLAC Corp. la-20 Green Street, Woodbridge, Tel. ME4-1111 477 West Milton Avenue, FU 1-0300 Rahway, N. J. PAOF EIGHTEEN A. G. Miller Team 19lh Win a By Holy Familvi r.\[( 1KH1;T Behind thr ln-'trokn specialized n, ,. ,, ,„ „ of Ron Hamor-Iny-ups. Rolls 1020 Score ,,,,1 Miidi Mitroka, the lo-: The locals had lo ,,,„ H iK Family CYO flvr behind to win, CARTF.RET A G M:',: !rom Charlie Daverr. »nd some Chfl Gabriel of tin C ai.d C fine pinning from Lou Butkocy Oil rapped out a J17-212 lor , (i ii ih l!)th victory of thr The next lndrpen,i,... ,,„ iiv (MenUrm Iwlin, 51 test played by Holy n,,n :o win two game? from the Hill 593, but hi* Warn Wc-i Hi- odd Hill Boa] las >^ be with thr Rohwitv Rtr, Playme a Bowl to remain in a tic with game to Perry's New; 4:i matVii'm thr CSMP'-K Coir.mcr- Ideal Liquors for thrld place. For the winners Mike Sav/,ik iibwncc of three Cart five Your Child the BEST! Libby's or Southern Sun BUY YOUR EASTER HAM NOW and Starkist ORANGE SAVE MONEY Ready to Eat National Brand TUNA CANNED White Meat in Oil HAMS Chunk - VJ'S « fta 1A ILM B*I MBIIXI ^W>— PilUbury's TV IV BHt !•*) Wf*9*l> ^^^» BEST FLOUR FREE! 'HllPff FLOWIII Ib. SEEDS INPKC JSt VALUE A perfect combination of ^ FRYERS Imported beauty and correct fit. Got't Cnir A ."1 # 11 Rudy to (nok W•• |h BOILED HAM ^^ "2 GUYS" Savoy Freshly 1 \ Colgate TEA BAGS PEANUT BUTTER 801 Sliced ORANGES FACIAL SOAP Blueberry Crumb Ring C The shoe that's famous for quality, fit and durability . . . carefully fitted .at Schwartz's, a family shoo store where accurate fitting has been a tradition 'or ovpr 40. ypars! ^ GUYS'MOST VALUABLE TRADING STAMPS Your Child ALWAYS Leaves Schwartz's FREE Wearing the CORRECT Shoe and Size! Priced From $6-96 to S1O-50 ONE BOOK SPK/AL t According to Hue MANY OTHER $MART, NEW SPRING STYLES AUTOMATIC FOR BOYS AND GIRLS OF EVERY AGE! DAZEY [ • Accurate Records Kept of Your Criild's Size. CAN OPENEillR • Reminder Cards Sent for Free Size Check-ups. • Doctors' Prescriptions Carefully Filled.' # New Sheer Design • Magnetic Lid Lifter • Four adjustable positions ONLY ONE BOOK OF Schwartz Shoes 2 GUYS' STAMPS or discount priced at 2.99 "One of Sew Jersey's Finest Shoe Stores" 1519 Main Street Rahway, N. J, ITUOli EJKEtHVe 1HHD SAT., MARCH IK. Wl HEiEKVt RIGHT TO LIMII QUANTITIES NUT I '•*• "'K I VI-thing to have the luck of'"South Pacific". The book is bythe birthdays of Susan Myers ui ii.s fine urt ma-|He has played varsity footbnll.'with the clii.ss plays. with flying colors. In a gnme|the Irish but it is far better Oscar Hammerstein II and' 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. .!rk,ir also. She hasjand baseball and was co-cap-, Marilyn Harrington will study and Robert Magella were cele- that was needed to break a tie lo have the confidence of St. Joshua Logan and was adapted brated. Games were played and AIL BUSES STOP AT H class play, tain of the football team thJsjSecretarial science at the Berke- for the finals of St. James Dis- Patrick. If you do not have it I from James A. Michener's 1 NYuw the Spun- year and selected on the all-ley School. She has been the following winners June OCR DOOR trict the team played one of its then get working on it. iPulitzer Prize- Winning Tales Sitar, Christine Virng and -,;iiiliiie clubs, and county team. He was also cheerleader, treasure!' of the Randolph St. - Pershing Ave. best games of the year and LENTEN LESSON: Abraham^ the South Pacific. Music by Madeline Geczi were awarded elected president of the student French club, a member of the CARTERET, N. J. thus ended up in first place for Lincoln once wrote these Richard Rogers, prizes. : will br A sec-,board of education on Student's Spanish. F.T.A.. and record the season. It was a wide open words: "I can see how it might1 South Pacific will be pro- iiMi-, ,-WIHI studies-Day this year. Secretary of theclubs. Her parents are Mr. and gitme with our boys beating St. be possible to look down upon'duced by the Greta Players on TV City. She has'senior class previously he served Mrs. John Harrington, 25 Eas James by the score of 58 to 35. the earth and be an atheistjSaturday April 8, 1961 at the Oak Street. The, results of the season are but I cannot see how a manjCarteret High School at 8 P.M. Miriam Jacobs a glowing tribute to the great can look up into the heavensjThe sale of tickets has already Miriam Jacobs, daughter 0! desire and sportsmanship of; and say there is no God." begun and may be purchased Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jacobs the boys and of course we must from any club member or from Christensen's YOUR HEALTH! 73 Lowell Street, a music majoi give a lot of credit to Hay stores in Carteret where "The Friendly Store" at College Miswlcordia. Shi Powers for the time consuming near Rev. Brennatl poster stating the sale of tickets has played in the band aru and excellent coaching of the is displayed. to safeguard It is our SUIIR in tha a cappella choir team throughout the season. At Lions Meeting mixed chorus, she served wit primary aim ... IN PBA SHOW: Milt Doug- He is a great lender nnd a won-: CARTERET — The need for the JANS, as art editor of til SESSION SUNDAY las and Pmcilla, who will derful influence for the boys.jcensorship to eliminate smut <>m prrwripllon ser- Annscott News, and chalrmai Thanks again to the cheer-1 from the movies and literature CARTERET — White Car of dance committees. She ha entertain al the Carteret M'C of the lunhest leaders who were so loyal and[Was cited by Rev. Philip M nation Grove 34 Woodmen Cii assisted with the variety sho r.ssional calibre to PBA shows April 9 in the so loud through all trie season Brennan, assistant pastor at cle will meet Sunday afternoon and the class play. Her club! i|) brands of product* Carteret High School Audi- and to the otttip bOjs'and girls St. Joseph's Church in a talk March 19, at 2 P. M. in Odd include French. Latin, chemis- H> allt'vintc common who were faithfully on handjat the dinner meeting of the Fellows Hall, Pershing Avenue try torium, i-i.'io .-.ymptoini. we've every Sunday to back up their Carteret Lions Club Tuesday j i-vciyih:n|! for your Sherman Umansky, whose team. The parents of our boys night. •' hciilttv (OLD REMEDIES parents, Mr. and Mrs. Uman- and girls should take pride in He felt the youth of the com- sky Sr. live at 121 Qeorge Street the fact that Sunday after munity would be better served will follow tin- management Sunday our youngsters werejthrough proper censorship by PETE'S We Deliver - Call Kl 1-5325 curriculum at Momnouth' Col- jsingled out by other pnests.jthe State. He was introduced lege. His activities include L tub| parents and coaches for their by George Uhouse. freshman football, record and | i f i pi i i conduct. DINER wOnt er U S r t am Louis Sitar. club president, Spanish clubs. A Rose HIIX PHARMACY Son born to Mr. and Mrs.] ST. JOSEPH CALLING: Sun- announced that a zone meeting Petro Brus, 10 John Street, at'day will be the Patiunal Feast of Lions will be held at the Now Open "Hie Home of Service" Definition I Elizabeth General Hospital,'of our parish and «v are" ca\l-Morgan Inn. Morgan, March Garden A conference is an organized! 30. >H. March 10. Mrs. Brus is the for-ing to all the parents and oM'velt Avenue Carteret wuy of postponing a decision.— mer Katrina Vasilina. JTeens to share in a fitting ob- John Leimpcter reported 24 Hours a Day Banking. jservance of this day. Do notthat the last waste paper col- Son born to Mr and MrJfurget that we are looking forilection was a successful ven- 1239 Roosevelt Avenue fttebal Vallneuva." 33 Salem!* B«at response to your at-jture because Qf the aid from WEST CARTERET venue at Perth Amboy Gen- tendance of the Mas.s and Holyjmiiny of the members ial Hospital, March 12. Hour on that afternoon. We will leave here for Si. Mary's,], Ulliun's Dress Shop Perth Amboy at three-thirty jj Daughter born to Mr. and and we want to see -a caravan j; NOW! The finest, fastest drs. George Skibinskl. 34 Claus of cars between here and there.! in Carteret itreet at Perth Amboy General If any of you as pa rents , FUEL OIL SERVICE in fospital. March 12. flielp us we are still m need of-1' Daughter born to Mr. and'-*1111' adult drivers Huw about'' CARTERET & VICINITY! \our Loveliest Irs. Joseph ,Palinkas, 12 il? harot Street al Perth Amboy GREEN IS THE WORD: The word for today Ls Green and I HOURS A jtmeral Hospital. March 9. CALL ...blooming am not talking about the sal-jj Kl 1-5450 DAY lor EASTER Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Col-'ad. For today we aiv observing, fashionably y. of 75 Daniel Street are the,the ureat feast day ul St. Pat-' i larents of an infant daughter .-rick not only as belonging to GEO. CHAMRA & SONS. on a in our fine selection of Eleanor, born March jthe Irish but as a symbol for pretty 0. at the Margaret Hague Hos-jall In his own words St. Pat- A Division of ital, Jersey City. The Colby's,rick often said that his great petticoat iso have a son. Thomas. Mrs. minion of converting Hie Irish CHODOSH BROfS. & WEXLER. RAHWAY DKESSES 'olby is the former Beatrice would have been impossible Vainer. jwlthout his great confidence in I COAL FUEL OIL BURNER SALES & SERVICE by KAYSER* SUITS 24 Lefffrts Street^ Carteret, N. J. LINGERIE \ & COATS Planning to Paint, Repair, Remodel Your Home? Easier Hats A circle of airy lace blossoms surrounds you in a beauty in this propoi'tioned-tcHflt petticoat by Kayser, A tiellls of roses accents the.1 side slit to keep even step with We Also Carry fashions. Average length) in lilac and white. In small, HALF SIZES, SEE US medium, large. I , $4.00 n\'i to 2*'/a fora Home There's magic In a tiat ><" Matching slip Easter . . . and you'll (iml Average length in whit* and lilac. Tall In white. {5.95 the srasiiii-'s mast magi- cally ciK-hanting selft-tliMi Improvement litre! Bver> shape, style \ and Ulm . : . every breath- taking color, to set off Also Panty in white and lilac. Sizes 4 to 7. $2.50 your 'ate to (Uttering; perfection. Muuy other enchanting styles to complete your Eusu-r lingerie warrtroto la the newest fabrics and color.-,. DRESS CM R Frult-of-thc- Loom STOHi HOURS: DRESSES BLOUSES Monday, Tuesday Low HOSIERY and Thuriday Service! Seimprufe HANDBAGS •i-M A.M. to 8 P-M. Cost! Sportswear Friday Till 9 P.M. SUPS LINGERIE /dny and GIRDLES Join Our Saturday Till 6 P.M. BRAS DKESS CLUB HATS Dvpurtmeiit Mmftn i i^.,... FIRST NATIONAL BANK Open Daily 9 to 3 — Close "Wednesdays 1 P. M. »7 V i/\ SWEET WOODDRWE
- tions was conducted after tlir accompaniment of bagpipes. It , sistant and ussistpnt m thr is filmed In color and the kilts gl (1]nr fripn()s business meeting. The next business manager. David M meethiR will be at 8 P. M. April CURRENT DIVIDEND land snowcovered battlements mKUn?, SuMdaj, at 9 P M Clausen. 81)3 Mnin Street, Fords and the historic halls Inside are 12, iiv the auditorium of the l« on the Onn's List at l,;ifi»- George Miller, president, stated an nil most attractively filmed. election of officers.wil be held SrwHren ette Collar. . , \iu- Blind;* T The plot deals with the con- Wilson. .flHURlit-r nf Mr and flict between the acting colonel Mrs. Horace I,. Wilson, fil SAVINGS ACCOUNTS of a regiment, famed in war Qass oj \1)4\t )Jj }\S \llaite I nit Plan$ Trinity Lane, Woodbridpe. par- and peace and located in the ticipated in a modern dunce Card Party Tonifiht recitftl at Cedar Crest Collecr. barracks in Scotland, and a fo Hold 20th Reunion rnTr)MTA Ml ,..„„ rPsi Allpntown, Fa.. Friday, . . loTeXce W? haS bM ^^ WOODBRIDGE _ The ,,- de« m^cd !o Znd a Alec Qiuniu'ss « red-headed union *'ommiUpo o( WlK)rt- ('ald l'nrt-v tonight at » at Di/lja Know That: and ho°-™ed war £o,hm*e ™*hScho0 ' class Of 4l Scll°o1 20' Hoff"ia" f0^^ Mr& Melvin Melmison, Wood- •plavs the man up from the met Rt thp homi' of Mrs; G('lill(1 "Po™^ to the Colonia VII- bridge, won third prize in the ranks. He sings, dances, jokes Goodman and made plans tor i»Kc Civic As.socwtion bfttlnnw's class in the anniml and drinks excessively Al- a 20th clliss reunion May -" rtl A •short business meeting will | thouRh he ' needle* his rotor- Colonla Countr>' Club * h\]A at 8i3"' Announcement art competition held at, Doug- The next meeting will be has been made of the n\sis- lass Collece by the New Jersey Monday at the home of Mr-, nation of Mrs. Donald Hub- State Federation of Women's 'PrifP is Riflhf Show Victor Thompson, 392 Cham ley as vice president of the Clubs. Mrs MeUinson is a PER member of the Art Department _. 1 1 ». 1 1 O'HilLs R"-.r" O'o.iia. association, of the Woman's Club of Wood- Planned by Hadasnah —— - — — bridge. . . Because their birth- WOODBRIDGE—'The Price ANNUM day is also the Girl Scouts is Right", a program patterned1 DESIGNS BANNER: I'TO. School M. selected Frank Triiilo, 11, as winner of a banner birthday, two sirls born at after the TV show, will be Perth Amboy General Hospital. design. The vomiRster was presented with :in eni:rii\-ed pm Itolio. Left to rifilit. Alfred [featured at a meeting of Wbod-; March 12. became Cradle Roll Haley, PTO president; Frank, Mrs, Alfred Trinlo. the winner's mother, and I rcderirk jbridge Chapter, Hadassah Mon- Scouts. One is Jane Margaret, (ieoffroy, principal. day, Mrs. Stanley Shinrod,^ dftiishter of Mr. and Mrs. John [program chairman, said. Znnnano. Ridgedale Avenue, h rm Many prizes have been do- Woodbridire. and the other us GOP Endorses ? ™ *» ^pointed Vicar iconci iriing story1 — nated. The contents of a J.N.P, Mnnjaret. •cjRU-'Her of Mr and And now. chililren, would you Blue Box or a contribution to Mrs. Geoice Skibinski. Car- HA - U U ^°r Sh°tver °/ ^ff'rji Hike to a.sk any questions? the Jewish National Fund will ter"!. /\(J3inS, tlUSnCS WOODBRIDGE-A '"Shower Bobby—Yes, sir. Please, how make any member eligible to AVENEL'- A special meet-of Stars" will be presented by ^^J^'^ >™^L_ ibid for a prize. P.u* \of Least: ing of Third Ward Republican Congregation Adath Israel May |«n|n , ^j -, avmas P.irn at Perth Amboy Gen- Club of Avenel was held m the,3 at Woodbridge High School fAMBQjf" THeAT&t c=l and Loan Association era! Hosj;ial From Wood-home of Louis Decibus, presi- featuring five acts of top-notch |n» , , ,^^-P/»RKWAY 1-3^00 ISELIN *\ brd,?. a daughter to Mr. and dent and attended by 25 mem- television and nightclub enter- FNTIftF WKKK! Branch Office: TONIGHT THRU TIES. 1 Mrs. William Moore. 56 Second bers with Walter Kerbis, mu- tainment. according to an an- When you plan your East' * outfit re- bZi AMBOY AVKNVE Main Office: S!ret; a daushter w Mr. and nicipal chairman and Commit- nouncement by Ernest Licht- TODAY THIti; TtKSUAY member, hair lasinon i.s important, too Hh.icky Is ihi- Word for 11! InltrM'cllon of Grove Ayr 339 STATE STREET Mrs. John Zennario. 650 Ridge- teeman John Hughes as guests, man and Louis Strauss,, co- See us for a fluttering hair style that Woortbrldgr. V I. Prrth Amboj, M. J. dale Avenue. . . . From Fords, Mr. Kerbis spoke on the pro- chairmen, Jark Lrtnmon • Ricky NPI>OI> "THE MISFITS" will complement your costume Call now a daughter to Mr.' and Mrs.'gresg made by the Republican^ if will be^he group's major for an appointment. Alexander Simon. 131 Poplar'organization during the past iund raising effort foi the cur- "THE WACKIEST Marilyn Monroe StiTet; a son to Mr. and Mrs.'year. Mr. Hufcnes putlined some rent ye'ar. Clark Gable William Hebrew. 60 Hearth-jof the plans of the Township, chairmen are Mis Isadore Kut 7i - Kurl SATURDAY and SUNDAY Phone 'INSURED Phone stone avenue: a son to Mr. and Cqmrnitte-' in addition to those Rosenb]um and Joseph Laden SHIP IN THE ARMY" MATINEE ME 4-8900 HI 2-2770 Mrs. Theodore Swanick. 151, already completed. Mr. Hughes tickels. Mrs juics Mtistrich CinemaSropp • Color Beauty Spot WoJdland Avenue. . . . Prom also discussed some of the cap- and Mrs Sol Kiein. "program .ind—Passions KaRf! IseHn, a son to Mr. and Mrs. ital improvements to be made arran2ement<- Airs Sol Fried- Violence Rults! 529 Railway Avenue. Woodbridge Matachi Blye. 119 Cherry|ln the Third^ Ward thisyeAr. f^f a"d fip W. Maria Schfll - Cliff Robrnson 'w imur ME 4-9700 y 11 1 OPEN DAILY » A, M. TIU. 4 P. M. 1 , , , , .,...„... and Philip \S THE SKA RAGES' , and Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. A,}red includ.n, roads, curbs and gut- lounlal cha 'Ml.s 'THE SPACE Specializing m SATVRDAY TILL 12 NOON Steve ftish. 72. Woodbridge ters schdulescheduled fbr AveneAvenell. He Kaplan and Mrs. M EMra Bnnus: CHILDREN" All Phases of Beauty Culture FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES Avenue; a son to Mr. and Mrs. also stated a zoning chanpe will pen. publicity. PVTTKKSON-IOIIANSSON Ralph Maglione, 111 Madison be finali7rd this month for the HeavyufiBht champlonshiji Permanent Waves Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs.|j Avenue and Minna Kighi Kilms! Starts Wednesday ansPtl ASK ABOUT OCR Donald Neumann, 114 MainJAvenue section of Avenrl. "WHERE THE BOYS ARE" ( Open Daily 9 A M. to fi P. M.i Street. The club fully endorsed Mr. OUfUUMii TO "TEN WHO DARED" _wn9 HOME MORTGAGE PLANS - ROLLER SKATING S5 • . Friday 9 A M. to 9 P M \ Hughes and Mayor Fred M. V Adams for reelection. Mayor SPECIAL RATES TO \ CLOSED WEDNESDAYS : Adams also received endorse- GROUPS y Of The Natioi's Homi ment as candidate for Repub- Every Night Il's A Spring Tradition ... 10 HEALTH -J BEAUTY lican State Committeeman Except Monday Financed by Savligs ft Loaa The next regular meeting will 1:30 to 11 P.M. 85° t« Wear a N>» II AT be next Thursday at 8 P. M. at Perfume has been important Matinee Saturday, Flatlfring II M I to women for, hundreds Avenel-Colonia First Aid •butldina. Any resident of the Sundays & years. The composition of •i P M. to i P perfume is a complex affair. Third Ward is welcome to loin 50« "Co to Lees'* It would take a scientist to ex- SOUTH AMBOY ARENA HATS - HANDBAfiS • GLOVES plain the ingredients and "why" First step finished m map- Stevens & 6th, South Am hoy to you, ping of Atlantic Ocean, *\one Finer inder The Sun The best thijig to do is to LEE'S HAT BAB put your trust rti the name of a good manufacturer and a 92 Main Street Woodbridge reputable shop. The seal should Open Kverj f|lshl Till 9! Slartini' Manh !l (Siturdaj Till 6) be unbroken. STATE It is a yood idea to buy a THEATRE small amount of a new scent Woodbridge, N. .1 and give it a try before invest- Life Insurance Estates ROD & GUN ing in a large bottle. Your body chemistry can change the scent FRIDAY THRl' TUESpAY There is a Kreal difference between of a perfume. Keep trying un- MARCH 17 THRU 21 the estate a man LEAVES fend the til you find one that can really estate his family RECEIVES. Mini- Ricky Nelson. mize estau- shrinkage through proper become a part of you, Jack Lemmon in i BLENDED WHISKY I Kentucky BOURBON Lftstinsness is not necessarily insurance iwtate planning. thej test of a good perfume. "The Wackiest Ship Phone. Write ... Visit Here again your body chem- BOTTLED IN BONO istry comes into play. In gen- In The Army" 66 or 90 eia\, the heavy, spicy scents — Plus - Joseph G. Fennelly PROOF 100 last, longer than the light floral Selected Short Subjects 568 Amboy Avenue FULI PROOF FULL ones. j t n_— y tVKI). THRU TUESDAY Woodbridge, N. J. QUART QUART Perfume, wfll out-cling and ME 4-3188 — FU 1-9M1 out-last cologne. This is why it FORDS MARCH 22 THRl! 2B is more expensive. Most per- Boh Hope. Lucille Ball in NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY fumes will not live lont'iM1 than ftAVHOUSE Life Insurance - QVoup Insurance - Annuities LONDON DRY GIN four hojrs on the skin. For this HI "THE FACTS OF LIFE" Pension Plans - Accident and Slrknew Insurance VODKA reason, it is a Rood idea to ear- ry~a small tincon in your purse. TODAY THRU TUESDAY American wume.ii often do MARCHJ16-21 not wear enough perfume. The R1TZ Theatre best way to apply perfume is UMeret. N. J. Kl 1-5966 PROOF PROOF to spray it on the pulse spots ', NOW THRU MONDAY TEEN HOP QUART ~ temples, throat, Inner wrists QUART 1 aud Ih' crook of the annsr "CAN WALT TJISNEY'S It is wise not to apply per- fume directly to fftbrie or fur. "SWISS FAMILY Bvery Saturday Night I Never put pertunie on white or Wilh Krank Sinatra and ROBINSON" Shirley MnuUine FROM 8IU0 P. M. TO 11:39 P. M. pull' colored furs w fabrics. PLUS CAKTOON AND bHOHTS Onf you Imve Allied a bot- Weekdays: 6:10 and 8:45 Mmnief Sal. & Sun. al I P.M. tle nl -Ttm»«L.jfM' it. Perfume Saturday: 6:25 and 9:00 - Featuring "THE Til UNDERTONES" Only of c\ii|)ini: il"s mid ils s*-ent will I'UKSUAY TllltlJ Tl!KSU.\y Rod & (>uu. in Naw Jersey Sunday: 2:45, 5:45. 8:45 MA It (II !l • MAUCH !8 Chun l( li'fl to uiif. Sett I per- This Saturday Night, March 18 flipie IIV ciirefiill.v each Jtlllf SATl'RDAY MATINEE it. i^ n III, AHNKH, SHORT "CAN CAN" NAVAL RESERVE CENTER AND COMEDY 29B Smith Su-Perth linboy "CAN CAN" WIU Nut Be Shawn Front and Gordon Streets, Perth Amboy WHV VVAS'lE Till: MONEY? 1 2:00 P. M. i "I.i'1 house no auud for (og,'\ SaUrdi) vr Sundny Millut* ; «y» u i MI "LUhthouu he WEDNESDAY. MARCH %% "A Dog of Flanders" Admission 50c m St, Georges Irc-Rnhicaj thine »in !!• ••• ''low. (on bell And Short* Will Bt Shown ' h» I'1' "nd toj; be "Oiue ill "Hungarian Show" G«nUem«n Must Wear Jaokftta Saturday & Sunday at 1 P.M. I NEWS Prom All Independent-Leader Carteret Press k Newspaper Dedicated to the Best the Community Interests of the Residents of the Edison Township and Fords Beacon Communities We Serve.