{complete Local News Astride All The Activities Top Advertising Results (,f The Town With Your Our FBmily Of Over 9,000 Reader* Home-Town Paper Is A Valuable Market For All Our Advertiser! ,,-, XXXVI—NO. 22 CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1957 PRICE EIOHT CENTS WINGS Flu Battle gchooi Boar(j Aroused OF Is Mapped LIFE „, II I IAN POLLAK in Borough Over $600 Vandalism IHTUH1 will In* (iivon ., i dry say Is an Ideal ,m Df'i'd nn talent or To Ksscntiul Workers j ,. I,I work with a brush Hero, YaiTlieski Suva Bill; Parents Warned , HI have a wonderful i you've taken a brush CARTERET - I'll e Boiid of i io reproduce some- Health has taken action to set U;J ; I'.mvass. even without machinery to combat what il ex- ! ;.. siirrrss, your hand perts to be a major outbreak of Nearly All Shore Crssl ;Public- Property • ;.)!! to try again. Asiatic flu this fall or winter. Health omcrr Michael Yar- Homes Already Occupied Instruction Hits .lie staylnR In, have • cheski revealed todiiv that the • read and there Isn't board lias purchased protective CARTERET—When all homos The past 10 years have seen ,vi> to do. you can vaccine for borough employes in in the Shore Crest development a great influx of new residents. All laxpayers essential services. The vaccine i;nt That's the advice are occupied. Carteret will have Somr M0 homes have Rone up In arrived this wcik. CARTERET — Aroused by an ;..rived from ft friend an 'additional population of 1,- the Parkview development and , ;us hobby seriously. Amorn those who will receive 000 persons, It was said today. snm-s (if homes in West Car- orgy nf vandalism »t the pub- shots are members of the police Developers of the housing nren ten I uhd other parts nf Ciirteret lic school during the summer department, firemen, volunteer months, the Board of Education h<> explained, has said this week that most of the There is every indication iha; firemen, first aid squad, post office homes already are completed Carteivt will pass the 20.000 nave stem warnings that parents .' ITP. becausryou can empTfiypsv nntt other essential HTTCt Occupied.' Some 25 more mark m Tropttln+rrm when -the-1 of youngstcra teanonslblt Iot-Jt -rvrr you have a few workers. homes are to be finished up, 1060 ollii'lat census is tuken by will be held fully responsible and ,nd stop whenever you Last week borough council the U. S. Census Burruu. The will have to pay for the damage. : ume. In bad weather CIIAI'TKIl 1'KKSKNTATION: Scene at fete of Boy Scout Troop 81 when charter was presented. The primary aim, said Mr. Yar- cheski is to prevent needed serv- approved the installation of 1953 census listed CartmM's Members of the Board, at their paint Indoors and in Shown from left to ricrlit are Assistant Seoutmas.er Carl Zicgler, Scoutmaster William Comha, Wil- liam Hannni ices, such as medicine, fire and street lights in that area. Mall olllciiil population at i:;,o;'l us meeting Wednesday night were in r you can work out- Hev. Dr. Andrew llarsnnyi and Postmaster I.rstrr Sabo, liistilutinniil representative. police from coming to a standstill already is being delivered. compmvd witli ll,97(i in liHO. highly disturbed by the tact that • as well. if an epidemic should break out. they had to approve bills amount- * • Asiatic flu is regarded as a Ins to $600 to cover glazier bills. v i day, while passing | Legionnaires Set j CliarterGiven\F'\rst Presbyterian relatively mild type of influenza Carteret PTA Units Will The greatest destruction was at , ,ui ing painters' sup- by health authorities. Its symp- the Columbus School, where new niiLi hit us. We strolled toms are the same as other types windows casting some 4550 had to .MII pricing materials For Convention) To Troop 84 Lists Activities of inbuenzn and the victim win- Begin Sessions Next Week be Installed. About $50 damage needs for a start. A not distinguish it from any other was done at the Washington CARTERET -Commander Jo-i CARTERET —This borough's new teachers will be introduced (•numerated, many — Sunday services type. School. It was the largest glaas spph Pletterer of Carteret Post At Ceremony Parent Teacher Associations are to the parents. :... nnd then figuring at the First Presbyterian Church "Iiet's hope that no epidemic destruction bill to be met by the No. 263. The American Legion.: making plans for resumption of 1 •aid the total would will be held at 8:30 A.M. and 11 hit* Carteret" Mr. Yarcheski said. Tin Cleveland-Columbus group board. It was pointed out that will lead a local group of Legion-: their season's activities next J49.50. We quietly CARTERET — Boy Scout A.M. with both services in Eng- He hopes to obtain technical has set September 17 as the date additional glazier bills are flue, naires lo the 39th Annual Con- Troop 84, sponsored by the Free ;• promising to return. lish. For the convenience of pa-assistance from the state in identi- for its opening meeting. It is namely for a dozen windows at vention of The American Legion Magyar Reformed Church re- fying and controlling an outbreak The Washington-Nathan Hale « rents with small children there expected thai the High School the Cleveland. 8 or 9 In the High to be held at Atlantic City. ' ceived its charter at an impres- in the borough. unit of which Mrs. Arthur Stu- : down the street, we Is a nursery during the 11 A.M. PTA may likely meet September School and five In the Nathan The temporary headquarters of sive ceremony in Bethlen Hall The flu is described as a re- par is president Is slated to meet ,:u a Five and Dime 18 for Its opening session. Hale School. the past will be located at the Tuesday niRht. service. This Sunday, the sermon latively mild but highly contagious September 18. At that time the • I!IC "back to school" The first warning was sounded Madison Hotel on Illinois Avenue In accepting the charter, Rev. topic will be Now Hear This. This disease. .'.r noticed painters' by Thomas Deverln. He was from Saturday, September 14. to Dr. Andrtw Harsanyi said it was is the second sermon in the series .tiicl without batting Thursday, September 19. Local of Christian Commitment. The quickly Joined by George Hell. He a great honor for him, lauded Over 300 Enroll JA Achievement said It is the duty of parents to -.:<• made a purchase. Legionnaires me invited to visit. theme for this Sunday's sermon is scouting for its religious and in- Season's Program impress upon their children that I.IIIT colors, etc. Total that a Christian will seek to over- Accompanying Comander Plet- spirational value and told of Advisors Named destruction of public property terer will be Walter W, Wadiak, how scouting provides the basic come personal weaknesses, prac- In Adult Classes cannot be tolerated. Clifford C. Cutter, Thomas A. groundwork for character build- tices, and habits which are un- Mapped by Lions John M. Kollbas said that r.i paint presented a Jakeway, James J. Yacullo, and ing of youth. christian. Mrs. Earl Walter will CARTERET — Over three hun- CARTERET S I x Carteri't CARTERET — An ambitious under a school law parents can be . We .started on repro- several other members who will direct the Senior choir in the dred persons enrolled in courses industrial executives will serve as Nathan Hale School Principal program is being planned for the held responsible for the damage. n illume. No go. Then remain only for the day of the Joseph Comba, principal speak- hymn The Lord Is My Shepherd. at the Carteret School of Adult Achievement company ad- season. Steve Fedlam president of vlsers, when two now JA outfits ^o!Inrtlrcct'y- nc sald. the children ::; n a desk and then parade, Monday. er, told of his interest in .scout Mrs. Joyce Jones will sing the Education this week. The regis- the Carteret Lions Club told the into operation. waste their parents money, be- . Ml items looked like Francis T Tomezuk, command- work, cited how scouting is help- solo They That Wait Upon the tration was held on Monday and membership at the first dinner of Advisers at the U. S. Metals cause they arc the taxpayers who : from Mars and you er-elect, is serving on the Uni- Ing to prevent Juvenile delin- Lord. Tuesday evenings at the Carteret the meeting held Tuesday night Refining Company plant will be have to foot the bills. He said :. n recognize any of formed Contests Committee which! quency and urged the continued High School. Because of the bad Church School convenes at 9:3.0 iin the CJl'Psy Cam?' Donald Bachinan, Peter Pnnek a light is being Installed in the j;.c enthusiasm slowly is supervising the elimination and aid of parents. weather on Tuesday, the Board i A.M. with classes for all ages. The Mr. Fedlam said the executive and Stephen Turk. At Westvaco rear'of the Washington School to • ml leaving everything final contests in Junior »n'd senior Another feature of the affair of Trustees decided to continue curriculum Is class graded and boar* will meet next Tuesday offset vandalism. •- k. we decided to take drum corp pageants., color guard was the appointment of Carl to accept registration for courses j Products Division, Food Machinery bible centered. There Is ah Adult night at his home. At that time Corporation, Frank M. Faff. Ber- Mrs. Alys Sheridan said that i; .-^hut-eye. drills. Junior and senior band Ziegler as assistant scoutmaster. this coming Monday and Tues- Class that will begin this Sunday committees will be appointed and nard P. Leber and Raymond J. parents must Impress upon their • • • * conceits, drill teams, ritual teams, The badge was presented to'him day, September 16 and 17. morning. The nursery class be- the year's program outlined. Aid Shaffrey. children the disadvantage of de- choral groups, and parade march- by William Bannon of the Rari- for the blind will one of the club's This coming MondRy and Tues- : > i than we closed our gins with those who have reached struction. ing groups. tan Council Boy Scouts of projects as in the past. day will mark the opening of class Both advisers and achievers will • '.irted dreaming about the age of three. Sunday after- be singled out at the end of the Adam Szymborskl suggested America. Walter Pavlik gave an account .sessions which will run for the :.i.vs We were one of the Mr. Tomezuk has also been noon at 2:30, the Junior High season for awards—cash • andthat a letter be sent to Chief of the national convention of Lions i next ten weeks through November, •.- ;ind showing begln- named alternate delegate by the William Comba is scoutmaster Fellowship will meet, and at 7 for the youngsters George Sheridan urging frequent Clubs in San Francisco. He said 26. Mr. Edwin 8. Quin, Director I scholarships :,i experienced artists department executive committee. of Troop 84. course In hu- checks of .school* at night. the con- , , „,,,, .,!,..„„,, . .v.»w— ^ , •wiiis: done. Instead of Mrs. Harry Gleckner. who has u u u Award Contracts ter Fellowship will meet. relations and public si w somehow worked completed a year as National The board awarded a contract Monday evening at 7:15 P.M. apporturie occasion. office at the High School regard- •:n:<- statue. A beautiful Executive Committeewoman for for the paving of the Louts Street Protestants Plan the building committee will meet A movie on soda making and ing the Adult School and It is the Junior Achievement of Union •i standing on a pedes- New Jersey, and President-elect area to the Drass Construction to discuss the church site and S distribution was shown by a re-expected that the total enrollment j County Inc. which will have a to-Company on Its low bid of $3,479.- Mrs. Clifford Cutter are to attend plans for the new church. All presentative of the Hoffman Bev- by next Tuesday will be greater j tal of 25 JA outfits the Auxiliary'Convention. 08, The contract for the paving Church Council members of the committee are erage Company who also distrib- than that of last year. The companies will meet weekly '• ilked In-quietly and Principal speaker at the con- of the boiler at the Washington urged to be present. uted samples of the company's new for work at the Merck &. Co. train- School was given ^o the New Jer- :•: the Ice box. sat vention will be FBI Chief J. Ed- While some courses are fairly CARTERET — Plans are under On Wednesday evening the product. ing center in Railway; U. S. Metals sey . Boiler Co., East Orange on in desk munching a gar Hoover. The coveted Ameri- well filled already, additional way to form a Carteret Protestant Evangelistic Association will meet! , ^ ~ and Westvaco at Carteret and the iUs bid of $850. We were «t»rtled by can Distinguished Service Medal registrants will be accepted ii the Council of Churches. ; at 8 P.M. There will be a study] Yacht Club HejlhlS following: Labor Relations, Sew- JA business center In Elizabeth. Joseph Belafsky, 50 Heald loud laugh, "Pop." • will be awarded to Bishop Fulton An initial meeting was held at of the Gospel of Mark chapter by ing, Shop Math, Steno, "Getting G, Ross Murrell, general su- Street applied for a position aa •:d you suddenly go J. Sheen and General Mark Clark. Fall Activities the First Presbyterian Chi'ich on ' chapter followed by a time of fel- The Most Out Of Your Dollar," perintendent of Esso's Bayway teacher of English in the foreign inquired. ','What Is Vice Commander John Kaden Refinery in Linden discussed the Monday niRht at which plans were] lowship and prayer. The associa- CARTERET — A regular meet- Choral Singing and First Aid. The born class. '.'v painting on the will be in charge of the post ac- program with the future advisers outlined for the formation of such tlon comprises those men anding of the Carteret Yacht Club registration fee for all courses is Permission was granted for the i tivities at home during the con- at a recent training meeting :;t a Council. women who are willing to make was held Wednesday evening in $3.00. Persons who are interested High School Band to take part vention the refinery. evangelistic calls in the communi- the Borough Hall. in registering this Monday and in the parade of the holy name lined to Junior that Clarence McGillis announced Represented at the initial session The two Carteret firms have were Hungarian Reformed Church, ty. Plans are now being made for Plans were outlined for the fall Tuesday evenings are requested to societies In Perth Amboy, Septem- T.eroly trying to sec that the post will have a sign been sponsoring JA units here for First Baptist Church, Calvary Bap- the Visitation Evangelism Week. activities which were officially be- do so prior to 7:30 P.M. Regis- ber 29. The request was made by
1 1 1 tuctiuu Mrs. Ethel chamra, presi- ' " '!••• made at both help the youth leaders in direct- Check College Plans Now ing thier clubs, dent, 136 Jersey Street. the committee are \ I B- y the sophomorknn.A»e. year..or..-, higlilnh c h e n k 1 n. Mrs. j CARTERET|-Youngsters be- Plan Jubilee Fete ( school students (Should make up '"n, Mlpa Floryce i ginning high school will uiHkc Dinner on Thursday their minds about the type of For Father Hundiqk Louis Brown, Mn. life easier (or themselves if they 111 collestr they,would like to at- For Woman's Club • and Mn. Lewis keep college requirements in tend—whether technical, .aca- CARTERET — A testimonial mind right from the start. demic or specialized, he declared. CARTERET — The Carteret lia i«i net In honor of Rev. John are Mn Lpuls Even youv freshman year is Woman's Club will hold its open- lliimjiak. pastor of St. Demetrius' m1 not too early, according to As preparation for college, : MM'-s. aarwn Oruhln ing dinner, Thursday evening, UkiHlnlan Church is being planned "" u'wis Brenner *»iat- School Superintendent Edwin S, Mr. Quin, added, high school for Sunday, October 20. days can be spent most profit- September IB, at 7 P. M. at the ''"'iiinittee. Quin. The affair win honor Father ably in checking on reading Elizabeth Carteret Hotel, Eliz- "The. time to be practical Hundiak for Ijis service as pastor 'OH skills and comprehension, and about college is not during the abeth. «>f the church for a fluarter of a "KEAKFA8T improving these where it Is century. last half oi your senior year in Members will meet at Cutter's _„_, Naine fuund necessary. Trustees and members of the Joseph's Church will high school" he said. "It should Oarage at 6 P. M. [o attend the AS Allll.l'S KK
f«ltnr finr Mitzvah t Honor Miss Stanfon I isinl for Tomorrow j At liridal Shower ~- B4 - OBITUARIES PARKVIEW PATTKK Oeorye M. Slmrkey, son of Mr. MRS. ROSK ROSENBAUM MRS. DOROTHY llfir •r •" '*1IT- '!• morning. for thp November 5, election. To Joins a sister and two i)mMl, ' •: :'• is fi graduate of the •on of Carteret anr! Mrs. Blanche A new rectory Is being con- »ky of New York City; three sons, Surviving are her husband, he eligible to register, you must be Congratulations to Mi ,]|( :•> i! i;iitiii't Hebrew School Antonlk of Lackwanna, N. Y. structed for St. Mary's Ukraini- William of Chicago; Benjamin of Thomas, her father, George LotU n resident of Die I'uunty for five J. Rundleof 97 Hickory si, I Mi. I • ,i: ii. llvei a Bar Mitzvah Approximately lb gwsts ot- an Catholic Church, Joseph Salw- Sr. of Czechoslovakia; two broth- Saddle River and Edward, also of months and all those from out of the arrival of their set,,nd : . ' • » :il tin' siTvlci'. Iclk Construction Company Is the Trenton; 14 grandchildren and 10 1 1 ;ended fr
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free KtUuuUi Hobart Street, Perth Amboy HI-2-tibOO TT " ' FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER in. 1957 TTTTCEE Elizabeth's is Scpn» Ti TL L ' o «r " Calvary Church Miss Kaskulinec Exchanges Niagara Falls Honeymoon /m Rose Nemo Bridal Set for Outin* Fbr Frank Kelemen* Bride ,!.•[• Miss Vows With Jurgen Nielsen Rose Marie The nowlvwrds w ,„, „ I VUUHfe ••'*••>»!i n wort ,,.,- of Mr. and Mrs. NI Bra Pnlu Can CARTE CARTERET- In tbe presence of tron or honor, and MUe Linda CARTERET - 8t. Joseph's men Rev Alovnus Bolnnd. O8M, .,; Edwin Street, be- ada nnd SL 1? - - R^T - Tomorrow the a large gathering of friends and Nielsen of Avenel, bridesmaid, Church wan trw scene of a pretty performed :he -nrmony. New Enalnn, fol. u/Calvary Baptist Church will hold .,'. ,ir of Stephen Lasko, weeks annd tollowinRwiii relatives, Miss Mary Raskullnec, Philip Nielsen of Woodbrldge weddinu Saturday afternoon when Given in numaKt by her V;. and Mrs. Stephen here' at 73 Washington annual outing to the daughter of Mrs. Mary Raskull- was beat man. Roland Behrem MIAS Susan Marie White, daugh- father, the bride's sown was ol ',;<{!! Blngle Street. For wing awnv. th/bridn Mountains nf Pennsylvania. nec. 42 St. Ann Street, and the of Avenel and Nicholas Beyer of ter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph White. tulip and t.iitrt.i ending In a in 8t. Elizabeth's bl«e shem.li dress with Transportation will leave the late Michael Raskullnpc became Somerville were the ushers. Bon- M Louis Street, became the bride chapel train A beaded crown wll ',. .s.itufdny afternoon, black of Frank Kelemen. son of Mrs acccssorliw. Hn romi!(, •church at 9 A.M. for Bushkill the bride or Jurgen Endre Niel- nie Ra.ssmu.isen of Laureltrfn. attni'hed to ,i French Illusion v*ll. i ;r. ceremony was WHS an orchid U Anna Kelemen. 118 Longfellow Iievprly Bazsa was the Falls where a picnic lunch and sen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Endre niece of the bridegroom, was the (. KI'V, Anthony J. The bride , , Street, and the late Michael Kele-' maid nf honor, and the Missel Wns KraduH|(1( Nielsen, 269 Avenel Street, Ave- flower girl .,., ,,f the church, » tour of the Falls will be held, Catherine Bamnowskl, Joan Ku- C-rteret HlKh School. CuU f nel, In the First Presbyterian The newlyweds are on a wed- marriage by her Her husband attended r lunch a trip will be made to ding trip to Atlantic Citv and .TI . , •]• kick* iftid C'lini-lotte Adams served Wild Animal Farm at Church, Avenel, Saturday after- inidc wore a gown of " schools andd IIs e on their return will live In this as bridesmaids the ilt noon. Rev. Charles McKanzle Ukrainian Unit ,.„ ,,vi i satin. Her fln- Ameriran Smeltim- Stroudsburg where the afternoon borough. The bride*:room's best man waa and Hi will be spent." Mrs, Warrlne Webb peHormed the ceremony ,i. iirrniiKed from a nm.iR Company i,, ,>,nh Miss Nielsen attended Carteret James Irvii>« and the ushers were .,.,1 iicavls and rlilne- 1 Is lii chnrne of transportation The bride was given In mar- schools and is employed -by the To Meet Sunday Martin Menuel. Joseph White, • II. ciu'rled a cascade reservation*. Arrival at home will riage by Her brother George and Carteret Novelty and Dress Co. brother of the bride, and Andrew be before 6 P.M. .,.: iind lilies of the H was attended by the bridegroom's Her husband attended Perth Am-: CARTERET — Regular meet- Ballnt nom This Sunday at 11 A.M. the ,, ril wiill an orchid. sister, Mrs. Madallne Moore of boy schools and the Middlesex | BARBARA 1. KISH Ing of the Zaporoska Sltch So- For trieir honeymoon to Niagara will worship in the ,.,,,,!• Verba of Wood- Jj^'l Affairsi] Avenel. as maid of honor; Mrs, County Vbcatlonal and Technical ciety, branch 342 of the Ukrainian Falls, the hnde wore a blue silk sanctuary with the Assistant Pas- .', ,,,ti.(i her cousin as CARTERCT - Members «,f (He Helen Rogowskl of Linden, ma- High School. REGISTERED NURSE: MIM National Association will be held j dress with black accessories.. The tor Homer Tricules bringing the ,,;i,ir. The bridesmaids Barbara J. Kt*h, daughter of Sunday, SepUmber 15th, at 1 couple will reside at 7 Wheeler Foresters ,,f America Court Cv- mp?.sai?e Unconditional Surrender. j,w|)hinc Mackevlch Mr. add Mra. Jullut Kbh, 64 P.M., at the church hall of St. Avenue. [ollowiiVii the wedding teret No. 48 have announced ^mt Pastor Joseph Matua will preside •Mutiny; Mlas Barbara G«orie Street, wai rraduated Demetrius church. trip. the clubrooms me now iivailuble i at thls service. At 6:30 P.M. the Miss Patricia Collins is with hliheit honon from the Irene Sebok, Miss At 3 P.M. a Joint meeting will The bride Ls n graduate of Car- for use ror parties weddiivs riuh 'ovening worship service will be St. Elliabeth's School of Nun- i':;i)li])s, MLss Margaret be held with the St. Michaels teret High Si'hool. class of 1957, with Tricules bringing the Ing, at exercise* held lit St. : MISS Rose Provldentl, mettlnK-s or
] D'Zurilla is Kfortrd 4 i ir I—r 141 i I rri I \ nji i i m i i rsi i i 1^1 • i i °' • i r Jewish W ar Vets liy Traffic Club To Support Drive CARTEItET -- At. fl meetitiR of ilie Rnritnn Tvnlflc Club held AVENEI, Plans wore made to Monthly evening at the Rewr COFFEE PRKES 6 c LBJ eupport thr Multiple SrlemsU Smith Hotel election of officers was Drive by tho Anwl-Colonla Jrw- held for I he ensuinj: yenr ns [ol- Ish Wnr Vrtrrnns Post, nl a mcct.- lovs: president, James J. Tortor- lee, Lone Trnnsportption; first Jng Monday at th" A vend Jewish vice-president, Charles W. Vos- Community Center • NOW W TO 20t A LB. LESS THAN A YEAR AGO! skuelhlfr, P'-rmncrl Tape Corp.; • Spy mou r Mrrmdstcln, eom- ,'reond vice-president. Gene S. Ro- Inandrr. officially nnnnuncrd that Once again, your AaP slashes prices on one of America's new low prices...your choice is still Custom Ground before tonrli, Kramer Brotlicrs Frt. Lines; the group will sictivnly support trensuri'r. Francis A. D'Zurllla, favorites...CuStom Ground A»Ppremium-quality Coffee! your eyes exactly right for your cbffeemaker. You get all the drive, under the co-rlialrman- FoM.fr Wheeler Corp.; and board the fine fresh flavor y0U Jlilp of Irvine Mnrkowltz and i of Rovrnoi1*, Alfred A. Miller, Remember... only the price is cha^dl These are the - ^ **L„ „. ?h|llip OoldowRky. The drive will Schusters Exprnss nnd Domlnick sale superb bleeds tha' have made i*P Coffee flavor- Now enjoy THIS REAL COFFEE haf8 'Alive with 11 be started ImmcdlRtfly upon re-1 A1. Umuordo. Bukelltc Corp. famous for almost a hundred yean! And...even at these Flavor ... at these NEW LOW PRICES! CelvlnR word from the state or- i ganizatlnn. Canisters will he I nalph Keek, Sncony Paints, con- placed in convenient locations. ducted the "mietlncs find intro- duced. Mr. Ernie Onrdner, mem- posters will he placed throughout RICH AND VIOOROUS AND WlNtY ber Of the oiKtml7.irt.ion and for- MILD ANO MHIOW he township and film briefs will, mer Rutgers Univnstty Football RED CIRCLE t>e supplier! to lo:-nl tlu'ntres. The star, us Kiiest fj)fakrr who spoke EIGHT O'CLOCK BOKAR 1 entire post imjnbnship is ex- on tin subject; "Bmind the Scenes COME SEE... ficCted to participate in mnkliu in Football." I-LB. BAG I-LB. BAG the drive n success. , ! Mr. D'Z'i:illii, son of Mrs. D'Zuf- YOU'U SAVE i I-LB. BAG j Membership chairman Monroe j il'lp find the late John S. D'Zurllla AT A*P! boodman announced that the' is General Traffic Manaaer of the poat Is rapidly renchin« the goal < Foster Wheeler Corp., and now re- Of 100 members. The post, which sides with his wife Anita and three 1ia» been actively meeting for only children In Mlddietown, N. J. |w6 months, has a membership ,- Of 73 now, j COI.F AT 9,000 FEET 73 * K was announced that Dr. Joel CLOUDCRAFT. N. M —What is New Opening Hours YEAR AGO B9> Mayer, Avencl, will be. tlie. Ruest believed to be the highest golf Speaker at thr next, meeting to course In the United States Is A&P Super Markets Now Open be held Monday, September 23, located near this city. Its greens $ and fairways arc nt an altitude Monday thru Friday at 9 A.M. 9 P. M. All members and pro- SK. 2.13 of more than 9,000 feet above sea •jpective members are urticd to; YEAR AGO 2.91 Attend, level. Saturday at 8 A M. YEAR AGO 2.61 Ni Change In Closing Hours Price Cut! A*P VACUUM-PACKED COFFEEffi 8 9 CLASSIFIED :• Progresso SPfCIAUY BUNDtDI YEAR AGO 1.07 RATES - INFORMATION |1.0tt for 15 words Deadline for ads: W«Jnr*riay II Tomato Paste "Super-Righf'-Genuine Spring Lamb "Super-Right" Quality Beef 4c e*ch additional word A. M. for the wm« w<*k'§ Domtttic publication. Parahlr In ad vane* e NOTE: No classified ads taken over phone; must be sent In. 3 *•-• 25 Telephone Mercury 4-1111 LEGS of LAMB POT ROAST WHOLE OR EITHER HALF ,'• WORK WANTED • • FOR SALE • .WILL CARE for pro-school child OVER 30 TIMES CHEAPER Frtneh or MiraeU Regular a BONELESS CHUCK THAN DIAMONDS in my home in Avenel,, week 8 01. Me c C C days. Call ME-4-4193. 9-12' Famous TITANIA Diamond Like Style (No Fat Added) JEWELS 'Ib. Ib. Ib. !* FEMALE HELP WANTED • MORE BRILLIANT THAN ANY DIAMOND! 53.' 59 55 AVON CALLING HOUSEWIVES. NOT a Cheap Imitation YOUR FRIENDS WILL NEVER Beech-Nut Learn how you can be success- "Super-Right" Quality Brown 8>z. ful In a business of your own. KNOW THE DIFFERENCE Ib. Pleasant, dlptnifled work. Call PL- Enjoy the Pleasure of Wearing Baby Food STEWING BEEF Boneless 55< SWIFT'S SAUSAGE 'n Serve P^ These Beautiful Gems at a 6-8655 or write P. O. Box 705. Sfnin«d Chopped Plainfleld. 9-12 Small Cost c C IMPERIAL GEM CO. 99 6i-«89 FRANKFURTERS *'.? "A59< FRESH FILLET -—«« »49< GIRL OR WOMAN, full or part 405 Pearl St. (Next to Post Office) time. Newspaper store in Wood- ME-4-3D31 DAIRY BUYS I bridge. For appointment phone I Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Fulton 8-1685 between 2-4 P. M.| 9-5 i4 Linit REDUCED /—Sunnybrook Large Size-Nearby Farms 9-121 TWIN BEDS, kitchen cabinet, FRESH FRUITS AND VEGET4JLES .' STENOGRAPHER for General high chair. Reasonable. Call LJ- Laundry Starch WHITE EGGS, 69c Insurance Agency, one-sirl of- 8-0540. 9-12 Slbd American flce; experienced preferred. Callj CANTALOUPE vi^ - 21« Liberty 8-7171. g.12j ENGLISH SETTER — Male, one b year old. Registered. Fully inoc- Natural Swiss Slices Z Z' YOUNG WOMAN, part-time sales ulated. Call KI-1-8890. 9-12' ib C clerk, 10:00 A. M. - 1:30 P. M. POTATOES »'""-•--10 35c Imported Italian Provolono 99 • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE • Joy Priver's license. Menlo Pharmacy. rVlftlVIJ ONE PRICE ONLY! IV bag JJT Roilte #1, Metuchen. LI-8-8042. CARTERET —Two-family house, Fresh —ONE PRICE ONLY! targe Size California-ONE PRICE ONLY! ^ Sharp Cheddar Cheese 9-12 eight rooms, double garage, lot Liquid Detergent 50x100, good condition, stucko. Broccoli 25c Oranges 10 • 49c | Gruyere Cheese CURL or WOMAN wanted for re- 88 Holly Street, Carteret. Inquire ceptionist in doctor's office; 111 Pulaskl Avenue. Carteret, or Fresh Freestone ONE PRICE ONLY! Seedless-California-ONE PRICE ONLY! fliornings only, five-day week. call KI-1-5107 for details. Jane Parker Baked Goods.' Wilte P. O. Box 10, c, o this news- 9-12, 19* paper. 9-12 Prunes 3» 29c Grapes 2 -• 35c CARTERET—Cape Cod. three full Splc t Span fc DEPENDABLE High School girl j bedrooms, city sewers, all utili- I to baby-sit. References. Call j ties, close to everything! In a For walking paintad lurfacs Mercury 4-5880. 9-12* lovely section of town. Beautiful ; nt plaster walls, dining room, full, 7o 9 « 07c WI • MALE HELP WANTED • dry basement, steam, oil heat, etc. pkg. •• pk9. Low, low taxes, $13.00 month, BOY, part-time. Newspaper store $1,500.00, 30-year FHA mortgage. TOMATO JUICE •- 2-53 \ In Woodbridge. For appoint- Brounell & Kramer, Elizabeth 4- ment phone Fulton 8-16S5 be- 9500. 9-12 Soft-Weve tween 2-4 P. M. 9-12 A&P's Own Pure Vegetable Sksrteilng 31b. Y— — — FOB RENT With Special 10. OH Label cat PINEAPPLE PIE t MALE AND FEMALE • Toilet Tissue DEXO 69 r HELP WANTED GARAGE Luscious templing U >|iiral pinr- Available Now whit ai>[>lo in a rru«[ llial's lialinl tn prr- "» A,on,age iftliuu, l!rj;ular]y ptinil it 49c. MEN and WOMEN for part-time 36 Hayward Avenue, Carteret . With 2. colored ^ ^* 39 work, 20-hour week,_.afternoons 9-12" A J AX CLEANSER Off Labe~l 4:37 Or evenings. Wonderful opportu- MISCELLANEOUS Danish Almond Ring 43« nity for housewives to make extra Swanee Lord Mott's French Style A&P Brand money for Christmas. Write P. O. IF YOUR DRINKING has become Giant Jelly Roll • • Box 1, c/o this newspaper. a problem, Alcoholics Anony- String Beans 2 31
N?Nt to M:il»lc Street Perth Arnbny Perth Arabuy JUVKN1LE SHOES Post- Offlcje
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IM ALL PUFFED UP WITH SUPPLIES IT'S AMBOY FEED and GARDEN SHOP! PR IDE-ABOUT THE BI& MElA/5 ELIZABETHTOWN &A5 You're © months ahead HAS FOR YOU ,NEXT WEEK...AND ABOUT when you use... THE WAY THE MAGtG OF GAS SAVES YOU TIME AND MONEY I Iliimiiwiul Spine/ Model Illustrated MICHIGAN PEAT YoO find happy proplc in a home that has a on lawns-gardens-shrubs
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... it gives you the: satisfaction (if nilinj; your lei-wrc lime 4 . with something worthwhile • v I SHOP HERE . . . you know the joy of Iwteninj; to vour cliiMren create living music . . . anil thrre'n little room for worry or tension or trouble AND SAVCMOm V...ANDBOVUNG IS in a home thal'tt (illeil with um»i<\ THE BEST COW MANURE Dried daily as it comes from ths Rahway Fashion Fabrics barnv Uie anytims ... easy to IXCIUSIVE BACCTO* PROCESS MAKES THE DIFFERENCE handle ... free of live v/ecd i^edt Impravtd 6flCCro"M(CHICdN PEAT it I he tlVE Peat Ihot got. lo watt Why a Hammond Organ? ...won't burn. The perfect all- al ones,.. gjvet yofi a 6fmonth h«ad ilart loword bettor gardening. "CORNICE SPECIALS" Organic, all-purpcnc fertilizer. 5, ^n phinlx Hy liMding bnlanic in; titution. IferaiiM it itilTrn from all other, in several i.n|N.rtaiil wayR. (D No >0, 25, 50 Ib. bays. FREE Folded l Spinet Miidrl llaniiuorwl ha» «er iu-«l«l liiiiiiip- (-) ' |?v« you HARDWOOD BACCTO MICHIGAN PEAT* tl.ou8a«d8 of different kind* of tone, . . . « (rolled at a touch by ptocessec! Ot BfiCCTO way. Haininond'B exchmive Harmonic Drawbar*. CORNICE took for Ida word Inn-eases bacterial action hi your soil, frees locked In ni- witli WATCH BACCTO on The voice* ot many onli^.ral iiulrium-iM* .ur ?m.« to commaqd • vary bag. A trui trogen and plant food • blndg ••do* pool. Acctpt finely soils • breaks up clay with your Ilaiunioud Organ. DUST CAP Next Week's no lubiiliutt. soils. Screened, ready to use. This Peat puts new life Into 8" DEPTH 10" DEPTH your soil instantly! Get-6 r send for free LP Record j , Paper months ahead-get BACCTO • I j Please >end me new W ruling uf /Virr H«v» i , Width Trice Width Price today. Free booklet.on lawns . i.iul pardons. Stop in i lplaying llie Hammond Oiffi 3«" ...;... 99c 36" 1.99 For Our for-f-j i 1 y;;iirs today. NAME 42" | 1.99 42" 2.49 48" FALL ADDRESS. 48" ...L.. 2.49 2.99 69" 2.99- 60" 3.99 Bulb Specials . 72 3.49 72" . 4,4'9 Plasticrete PATIO BLOCKS 29 84" .: 4.49 84" 4.99 0RGAN STUDI 96" 4.99 96" 5.99 ° 108" 5.49 108" 6.49 AMBOY FEED CO., Inc. 120 5.99 120" 6.99 DiristoNMOIMI OF THE cHimr J OF PLAINFIELD Established 1919 — George Walsh, Vies." OF THE cHimrn vuso W. OF MWAHK 627 PARK AVENUE, PLAINFIELD Rahway Fashion Fabrics ELD 279 New Brunswuk Ave. (Cor.'oat streeti iVith 1425 Main Street (N«t to w^iwunn•«) KAHWAY I V. by : 9,30 A.M. v M ll> M OPEN IKIDAV J HOURS' ''"' " * ' '" •' 7-:t««0: I'HONE ll"llVl' I'LOSK Wl-:l> Al' I! SINI» Phone: "I'll- 'J P. M. I
Mi CARTRRF.T FRIDAY. ;;F,rTEMRER 1?,, 10f,7 PAGE SIX Kokes to Meel tilnlil; Itrv W,iller Mnclurn (if SI Leo's Eliminated A&E Marlins Win .1: I? C niirrh, Smith Plnln- Knights Even Rod & Gun Club Port Reading fieri. (ieli.er il the Motidny nWht YOUR NEW City Line for •rrni'-ii: i.nd Rev William Harnn Wins Playoffs By Brown's Tavern Little Leaguers Personals nf Our Lady nf Fiitlma Churrli, Playoff Series M -\ M(irl^"t rifllverod the closliiK SOCIAL SECURITY Playoff Series Softball Title winoti Tursday night. With 7-3 Win Over Shop Rite From Playoffs, 7-2 Vmci'til Martin'), son nf Mr. and CARTERET — The A & E Cap- By ALLAN A. BASS, "AFTVRtn -n Rod ft Gun CARTKBET — Srown'i Tavern w6n the third and twew,,, Mrs. Hiibbv Miirtiim. WoodbrldHC KT - Th" Knlehts of DiUrlct Manager !e tured the Little Leaguers playoff Avenue, will be st;ilinn
Sow Going On at Ritchie's Garden Center INMAN AVENUE Phone FU-8-1280 Ritchie's Garden Center yi: rw«Lvdi, fiitf n lawn hi tint 10 days, TRUST J My toile ram to (ke «lnip1<>. kwlhig, CUMIC *<>'«>S( why «y <*hoUc i* •rino «il» o#up«n far »lfl AC1ICO on »pfel«l Antilv«r««ry WORKS
Special Free with flWtltMH Tmi \mn I* * SCOHS SPREADER IfMt.fcMlYMll 1 bag Scotts SOIL IMPROVER AOIICO l«r Ntt. IS Spreader • Regular ¥16.50 Lawni, Trm Bat - Boll Improver 2.9ft and ihrwlM 19.45 OPEN Your Cost FRIDAY You save .. 2.96 If you'd like your hull lliis si>U-. Inii^ lliis picture tu our salon 'TIL 9 P.M. AOIICO Large Box 2 Bats »oiT«r» Phone TURF BUILUEE FREDRIC'S FALL SPECIAL! jj Family Brand Graw Seed -10% PU-81955 KeKUbr prioe $5.95 Regular price 9S.85 Natvral ACCOUNT Cut, Wash, Permanent, Hestyle mid Sel .. rouiplet Sale* price 4.95 Salt price .... 7.85 Organic
You nave 11.00 You »»ve $1.00 (WITH CKKTIFK'AW (WITH n vi <* SCHWARTZ SHOES THESE SPECIALS EXPIRE TlGQlIC hairdresser Jmal/t* tiiti In SEPTEMBER U, 1957 1519 MAIN STREET, RAHWAY, N. 1(50 i:Jm Avenue, Rahway Phone KA-7-9883 HURRY! rFMI>.\V •
School Board •omlna In Columbus School find nE not the slightest dlflcrrnce lr I\on - Partisan Forum is Set The New Records (Cnnflnurd frnm Pnio One) he ability of thr teachers or mas party for employe;; flnrt their students. By League of Women Voters Children, nerrtiiber 21 OeoiRe Hell, board member Epic has come up with several hit. On the back is ;, ,,„„,, Tli" board wcni on record fa- :id not think that Comba dls- WESTFIELD — Next, Tuesday In Wcslfleld." Mrs Je.srhohn n- piayinR discs, Onn fiood one ilow dancing, "With Yn' , vorltiR Assembly bill 34 whicl rimlnated RRalnM thr trailer pu- ilitht will bf'the time for voters (plained that the I.ennuc fpoiuw.- is a Dixieland thing by Jimmy Mind." Capitol hiis.snn,!'!/ ills "He is a wonderful principal' •uthnrizos school boards to award learn nt first hand where New! non-pnrtisan candidates MaPartland. and such offerings as favorites on a new tm,, ,, Mr Heil said. "On rainy day 1 a MnKlr rniilrart for constriiotinr prsev's two major gubRrnatorial regularly ns nn nld to voters, thr "BMlin the Jack" and "Sugar drews Sisters, They ,|(l , vhen children miss the bus. he work rxcprrtini! $2,000. •nndldatci stand nn the leading is- Woodbrldie candidates rnociln? Foot Streak" are featured. Epic Word" and 'Tm GOI,,. lad made three or four trips lr HfRi- Complaints lies of the campaign. for the local election helm plan- has one that might be a big seller the former being son ,)( ils own car so that the chlldrer A riniepatinn from the Curtrrri "New Jersey's Most Urgent nnd for October 16. by The Four Coins. The best side, iazz, If there l.s such n i vould not have to stand out lr Mobile Park in West Cnrt^riM 'roblrms and What I Would Do "What's Your Line" will be th" nnd the one that may so. Is "My Capitol introduce-; a „„, he rain." clplnW tlmt them WJS discrimi- ibout Them'1 will be the provoc- get-ncquiilntod theme for thr One Sin." nnd It's good vocal •,,,,.. nation at thr Nathan Hale Sclioo The board also held a discus itive topic Of Qovernor Robert B. Woocibrid?e UaRue at its flrsi Jay Ray and his orchestra do "The Thing I Mi-ht H;,.." against children who live in tin Km on bus transportation. jteynrr, Democrat, and Senator Keneral meeting to b? lirld a; up a Rood listening 45 for Epic and "In My Arms," bv t> trailer park. It was claimed tha iHlcnlm S .Forbes. Republican, at School 11, Ross Avenue, Thurs with "Ann's Theme," backed by a roll. children from Uic Nn'.hrfn Hali i non-partisan forum sponsored day, September 19. The session slow rocker called "The Rltz Rock ATCO offers a KDIXI ,,, Schnnl were bcinn tran.'.frrl'rd t. Adull Classes v Lie Lop-jim of Womrr Voters of will begin promptly nt S:30 P. M and Roll." Sal Minro does a mood by the well-known rni ,. with n film. "Ynui Vote Is Your the Columbus Sniool H.S ".second- 'Contln'ied from Paue r.ie) Inv Jersey nn Septrmoer n at disc for the teen-agers nnd also With the Golden HIM,: Key," on work the League is doihs rate" stndrnLs, •
for the steps it saves liijn i ate liom Ne \ii not included, Saturday "The CURSE of "AN AFFAIR FRANKENSTEIN" TO Sept. 21st co-hit with Dean Jaeger, Edward Chapman Cary Orant — Dchni.ih h-ri| Railroad Tours In plus Fureign or Domestic - at the - "X. THE UNKNOWN " "20 MILLION Mill Arranged Kree! WED. THRU SAT. TO EARTH' I Tell us tl.B pliu:es yCJ want to visit. We |i.«n Rita llayworth, Robt. Mltchum your Individual I Unw- CLUB ROOM OF ary. You \jij only you! ttfi transportation costs! Our i>ervice (rea. CITY LINE' SOCIAL CLHB 'FIRE DOWN BELOW ACHILD'S PARADISE! " " ~ CM UlH t»H »»»« LOUIS CSIPO,l«c .co-hit l«blf I! fBEt ,'i Roosndl Avenue Bill Wltllams-I.dla Albrlfht in Id Itlipt OPim ( •» "PAWNEE" »a«i Saturday Matinrr at 2:00 P. DEVELOPING CARTERET ^PRINTINC- FORDS • for the protection it brings IS LIMITED ;|lli PLAYHOUSE TODAY |IIKf NlM I • 24-HOUR Serviced fary (iraifl - fr.nik • COLOR PRINTS j H1-2-01U • MOVIE FILM AIR-CONDITIONED ENTER YOUR CHILD NOW WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 11 • ENLARGING "THE PRIDE an • FILM SUPPLIES HUNGARIAN SHOW THE PASSION • FLASH BULBS By Calling Klmball 1-7574 From 2 P. M. Continuous Technicolor I'hone TttURS. THRU SAT. Krrd MarMiii PUBLIX WO-I-0R09 "An Affair tQ Remember" llomllly 'Mil with PHARMACY BUNUAV, Cary (irant and Drborah Kerr 91 Main Street, Woodbrldge 1|1 1 Study ^Pleasure or Career I REVOLT AT FORT I-AIUMIE It kllli but I'iiiini'i '"' '• ' " Eves, till 10, Sunday tilt I PL REE PARKING IN REAR with "X...the UNKNOWN" Bill Elliott I'lus— In Warnr" "i"i (Saturday Mattnef "THE Cll^l '" CARTOONS tor children I FRANKI:NSTHV FRANRL 1 HEADQUARTERS SUN., MON,. TUBS. Will hmm V' " '""•''' vBOU L • * i SErT. 15, 16, 17 for the privacy it offers* MUSIC "OMAR KHAYYAM" S10 MAIH SI MEIUCHtM with Cornel Wilde and Debra Pafet An eptra phjme is quite a bargain. "YOUNG DON'T CRY" with Sal Minro 1 CoBtoi only a'few cents a day. And you can have your choice of a wall or FALL CO table model for your kitchen, bedroom liallci • Tap t Toe • Modem , or any room. To order—simply call Dancing ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CE milroom (Private or Class Instruc- your Telephone Business Office. tion) 681-691 Sculpture • Art • Piano • Violin KOOSEVELT AVE. EVKKY 1 Accordion • Clarinet • Guitar CAKTEltET NKilli And,Other Instruments ^THIS FRIDAY, SEPT. 13th everyone appreciates GYM SUI I Studios Conveniently Located At 670 MAltN STREET, METUCHKN Iprn Director!.: BARON BOBICK & HIS ORCHESTRA 1 nJ.iy an extra phone GItETA M. FKANKL, HELEN and AI.KKKD MtDlNHS mfffssHup - : THIS SATURDAY, SEPT. 14th 1111 —* For Informutiun — 111 1U3 MAIN STlWtir JTIui: Slosh Jiiwoiski & HiH OrrlifHt' NKW JEKSKY UKLL TK Ncit Li> Wuulwuilh'ik Call Liberty 8-1674 (Heiit-lit of llkiaiwwn Citizens Cl«») a.^ct option or normal, non-commercial DAIRYLAM) OF AMERICA VMTERET PRESS channels, it, is beginning to look as if the n'ted states is going to have pay-as-you- hi,, Eviry Friday by Carteret Pros., see television, in one form or another, even- Avenue, Carteret, N. j. Klmball 1-5600 tually. If the Federal Communications 67% Approve of Eisenhower Today ^mmlssion-whlch is now studying the f'harles E. Gregory problem-docs not approve some sort of editor and PublUher pay-as-you-sce television then it is possible 16% Lower Tim Last February rates by mall, Including post- that this type of television will bc Inaugu- •nr, $3.00: six months, $i.fto; three rated by the use of shielded cables, which ', u, n,i cents'; single copies by mall, 10 will cany programs to subscribers and over •';;''".\ll payable In Idvancc. PRINCETON. New Jersey - on« out of »v»ry ti»o Democrat* which the Federal Communications Com- President Eisenhower Is stHl questioned In the survey express „. .,i'itiT delivery. 8 cents .per copy. ( mission has no control, popular with rank and Ale New approval of the President. ,, i, id us second class matter June 6, 11>24 Jersey votm. bm, somewhat less Independents express approv- '.'„'„.,•(.(., N. J., Post Office, under trie Act The possibilities for profits and perhaps 50 thnn he was thrc* months al by a better than two and a ,,',.,•], 1. 1B79. the possibilities for lavish and expensive nan. find considerably less so half to one margin. shows is almost unlimited in pay-as-you- than ho w TIN IN UN VKAKS flfl l.'iki'.1. In '"illy IMC pn\Uil] t" nun's, miui.i!'.!1.'. l<> s;in a l;'nir <>> ;>ilir»litv in this film I his own SufTeilnti into h:.s intim; iilsn !!ive,s ;in iiwefioine lepiodiie- I" l) Readings • t Slip Covers t * Home Imp; • Accordion School • • Funeral Directors • • Moving & Trucking • • Flumbing & Heating • • Piano Instructions • rover, r A. W. Hall and Son WOODBRIDGE MRS. SARAH KSTABI.I9HED IN PLAINFrFI.n Sept. Special! IILNSCH'S Loral and L«n( Dlitanc* Reg. SK'> MnvlnJ and Storage Plumbing & Heating L.flrinelta ~/iauiia Gifted Spiritual Readint Custom-m.iile In Order SYMW1ECKI NATION-WIDK IHIPPBRI of SUBURBS Accordion School and Advising Bvuwhold anil Offlrr FurnltDn • Remodeling SLIP COVERS 172 Brown Avenue, Iielin Funeral Home Authorized Agent Piano Instruction HMB lipnvttiitt, Howard Van Li net • New Installation* Help and Advice on All $v«7 limn Problems of Life Private Accordion Lessons Itpantc Room» for Stong* 244 Benjamin Avenue 288 West Lak,- .\u, ii.in-n In Vour Home or Our 46 Atlantic Street CRATING • PACKING • Gas and Oil Burners SERMAYAN Studio) Isclln, N. J: Ilntirs 8*0 \. M. to 10:0« P. M. UPHOI,STI:RV SHOPS • Complete Accordion Rcpalri SHIPPING Call ME 4-3046, HI 2-1312 Sunday by Appolntmtnt Only • Sales, Kentalt, RicUantei Carteret, N. J. Unclaimed Furniture of Wnrj Est. IM: Densriptlon For Information Cull 327 WATCIIUNG AVENUE RAHWAY • AVENEL • Pickups and Amplifier! In L. FUGUES! - A. UTO Phone IT-l :;in • Music lluoks lor Acconlloa Offlee and WafehooH PLAINFIELD ME 4-1217 KU-8-IM54 for Information Call Telephone HI 1-S71S U Atlantic Street, Carteret Liberty 8-0077 (Near 4th and Watchtini) ME 4-5666 Tel. KI-1-5540 Phone PL-5-G850 • Auto Washing • • Music Instruntion # Radio & TV Service • Religious Articles Printing MUSIC MEANS BEAUTIFY YOUR YARD ORDER NOW OPEN! A LIFETIME OF JOY AL'S RADIO With A Lovely STORM For Your Girl and Boy WINDOWS , I UK ALL NEW, MODERN FLYNN & SON LEARN TO PLAY THE & TELEVISION OUTDOOR Fl'NERAL HOMES ANDDOCaS ACCORDION'THE MODERN, Pnnrpt Ezptrt Repair* SiUhlishPd 51 Teari EASY WAY- • Plumbing and SHRINE te((pUle MOW T Heating Sales ECA Tubes and Part* WOODBRIDGE 420 East Avenue NO ACCORDION TO B» Y . . . Call for Free I iii | Perth Amboy and Service Batteries Our Lady of Grace ni Zt Ford Ave., Forte • Oil Burners, 32" Size $25.00 VA 6-0358 14 PERSHDJG AVENVI Sales and Service 24" Size $18.00 Complete CARTERET, N. J. Hand Car Wash • FURNACE CLEANING Guaranteed 10 Minute Service! A. KUh, Jr., Prop. Crushed Stone 7III RAIIWAV AVENUE KARMAZIN Tclephune KM-MIK!) Free local Delivery Ili-twrcn White Church and Avenel Street PLUMBING & HEATING Call 1.1-9-3789 Tel.: MErcury 4-4333 • Commercial • Residential St. Cecelia's Library • Induitrial FOR QUALITY Open Daily 8:30-12:30, 1-5 P. M. II MAIN ST. (Opp. Town Rail) SET NEED Iselln, N. I. Siimliiy 8:30 A, M. to 12:10 V. M. MEreury 4-4765 REPAIR? Across from St. Cecelia's Church (Closed Every Monday) Call Open Evenings 1:3(1 to 9:00 and DOOR CAV,:•!;•( - Friday Sat. and Bun. ME-4-M60 OTHER RELIGIOUS it 1.5(1 Kcgular .... 1.75 GOLF White wall 2.00 ARTICLES wall 1.75 ART'S RADIO Wrought PRIVATE LESSONS: International Charle$ Fan PRINTING Modern and Classical — Beginners & TELEVISION Iron • Character Reading WOODBRIDGE and Advanced, Plumbing - Heating —SALES and SERVICE— § Service Stations # DIAL and Enroll Now forExpert DRIVING RANGE Electric Sewer SCTTIM 155 AVENEL ST., AVENEL Aluminum Instruction Antennas Installed, Tubes test- In Our ME 4-1111-2-3 Railings READING and ADVISING Telephone: ed free at our store, Car Radios ikrYour Private Music Studio TOWNE GARAGE MErcury 4-0594 serviced promptly. Yes, call today ... no fee Handwriting Analysis 826 Rahway Ave. REPAIR ESTIMATES FREE! J. F. Gardner ft Son for estimates. We'll rush a We carry a full line of Musical «21 LINDEN AVENTJ1 Phone ME 4-1400 Instruments and Accessories 485 AMBOY AVENUE man to you to help you Choose frorn such Famous make ar- Woodbrldf e, N. J. Woodbridge plan, showing you money- OrF.N EVERY DAY cordions as: KXCELSIOK, TITANO, CHARACTER $ T IORIO, ACME, ACt'OKDIANA, KX- COLONIA TELEVISION MEreury 4-3540 saving short-cuts. RKADC4GS I 2 I\ M. TO 5 P. M. Cbl.SlULA and «th«rs. SERVICE G:3l> P.M. TO U P.M. We're Specialists In mm Pianos and Organs Authorized Zenith Dealer Perth Amboy's Oldest Established • Bi;AR WHEEL ALIGNMENT MRS. RUBY RICO Sales & Service Accordion L>ntcr NO JOB TOO r.n;| l.r,S!l Mah> Street, Rahway 1957 Models In Stock AND BALANCE IMPORTANT!! !8 Years at (he Same Location TV A RADIO REPAIRS ...OKTOOSM\I.I No Appointment Necessary Lawn Mowers • BRAKE SERVICE EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER INSTALLATIONS FUlton 1-2011 Ed Ikinkinki. I'ro|>. Authorized Car Radios Repaired 357 State St., P. A. VA-C-1290 r Delicatessen Sales and Service for Zt% Discount on All Tubes t Shoe Repairing • • " " ->' i \\\ BRIGGS and STRATTON when purchased in store and CLINTON GAS ENGINES Comer Inman Avenue and and PARTS Enroll your child TREAT SHOPPE now for prlvute Klmberly Road classes. Because we have practical? COLONIA, N. J. MARTINSON 613 Rahway AT*., Woodbrldge All Makes Lawn Mowers • TRIMPE1 IMMEIHAIi: INSIM I (Opp. White Church) Sharpened and Serviced • GUITAR NO OVERHEAD, STORES WOODBKJDGE PHONE • ACCORDION We can offer low prlcet on • Roofing-Sheet Metal • NUMBERS HAVE BEEN NEED MORI K • SALADS »t their BEST 443 Free Pickup—Phone KI-1-7163 • SAXOPHONB Pianos and Ortans LET IS GIBSON t PIANO LAKE AVE. CHANGED TO • SODA FOUNTAIN USED PIANOS ALBRECHT'S KEY SHOP GUITARS fc TROMBONI T.R.STEVENS Bought and Sold COLONIA t FRESH BAKERY GOODS 124 WASHINGTON AVENUE and Amplifiers » DRUMB Roofint and Sheet Metal Work PIANO INSTRUCTION FU-1-0114 CARTERET STUDENT RENTAL PLAN 685 ST. GEORGE AVENUE MErcury 4- Open 7 A. M. to M-.S0 F. M. Phone LI-8-Z387 pt Information Call 111-2-6948 WOODBRIDGE ORDER NEW INCLUDING SUNDAYS • Shoe Repairing Closed Wednesdays All Day • Liquor Stores RAY'S Edison Piano Co. LETTERHEADS, CARDS SAM LAQUADRA, Prop. 1059 Amboy Avenue MUSIC and REPAIR SHOP (Edison) Fordi, N. J. • Bike Repairing / ETC., NOW! 417 New Brunswick Avenue, Fordi Lawn Moivers^-^ Telephone MEreury 4-1889 Piano Instructions Photography t Alr-Condltionine - Warm Air Heal Sharpened NO DOWN I'M Mi Woodbridge Industrial Exhaust System • Folders Motor Guards Radio & TV Tube* U MONTHS in I Avonel Pluirmacy Liquor Store FOB FREE ESTIMATE Call ME-4-52W or 111-2-6966 Tested Free 914 RAHWAY AVENUE IOS. ANDBASCIK, Prop. • Billheads MEreury 4-1914 PIANO Member of Lake A venae Complete Stock, of Domestic Roofing and Siding; • Businessmen's Association and Imported Wines, Been PRESCRIPTIONS "Drop In and say hello. We're t Letterheads and Liquor* Instructioris located ipgrit nexi to the Shell WHITMAN'S CANDIES (74 AMBOY AVENUE Popular and Station." Increases the Cosmetics - Film WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Henry Janten & Son • Programs Beauty and ^ Classical Branch .of Martinson Store at Value of Vuur ^», Greeting Cards Tiiuiini and Sheet Metal Work 5Z9 Yale Avenue, Hillside, N. J. COLOR FILM TAUGHT IN Properly'. Moving and Trucking t Hoofing Metal Ceilings and • Booklets YOUR HOME Furnace Work Sporting Goods • Complete Moving Job PROCESSING — Call — • Annoimce- 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms |3S 5*8 Alden Street 4 Rooms $30 6 Rooms $40 William J, Ditrolio RAYMOND JACKSON Woodbridge, N. J. Get That REEL FIXED ill Lo» " HEALTH get the HINTS' BE WISE AND CHECK YOtJR EYES (inod vision, like Rood hralth.ls itir'M Appreciated when It Is thmuriwd or Impaired. Some- t'mrs if wp flre lint on Ruard. loss Save 2 Ways... Cash Savings of vision enn come—like twlllnht i ilmost Imperceptibly, and c»n Irad inexorably to a long, dark i iiinht of blindness. j That is why The Mp.dle.nl So- j JC GREEN STAMPS fifty of New Jersey and the New ! Jersey Academy of Ophthalmolo- j | ay and Otohryngoloay, the New j Jersey Commission For The Blind, Rushed Fresh From Nearby Farms! L||,.. , ln';uilif(il "me «' tlir ><\ir HIIPH i.lp is , r>stlvl| the State Department of Health, •nlnrf'i n and the New Jersey Hospital As- V „,„ .,•, favorite It: ta t'rnrkm ,,-,« hn.p.'.h.-v are ^rf"",ly £„ FRESH KILLED, PAN-READY, TOP QUALITY l , «ith smips. Kjlud*. bfyrraers. ,1,,-^, ,„• f ,,il. ,. sociation are all coopcratlni? In a r(ll r Yn .statewide Eye Health Screenlns 1 |r „. |,. .irlK'inuK flavor ami ov,-nf,,;, .ispnr5s_ .,,,,, » ^ liul hllii)) t<> all >"ur miracle inonls, • ™ "" Program during the week of Sep- tember 15. This program is open to all in- WHOLE dividuals over the ase of twenty- •fii-e. Its purpose Is to detect evi- dence of any eye disease, or of any HALVED general disease reflected In the Ib. | eyes, that should have treatment QUARTERED I or follow-up by a physician, | Clinical stations will operate all over the state, at least one in The finest, tenderest, most flavorful frying chickens that money can buy! Dash down to your Acme now for several of these top-quality fryen. 1 every county. Local papers and 33 : lndio stations will publicize the time and place at which examina- LANCASTER BRAND U S. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF tions will be Riven. ACME DAIRY FAVORITES This is an opportunity which no thoiiiihtful person should lightly D neelect. Be wise and check your FAMOUS - LOUELLA eyes. The Eye Health Screeninc: Round Roast = 77< Program oilers you a ready mentis. Solid meat. Most economical! You'll agree, here's the finest beef that money can buy! Michael S. Newjohn, M. D, LANCASTER BRAND - READY-TO-EAT Identical BUTTER SWHOLE or A miserly man was approached by a friend who did his best to Smoked Hams TT 59 ^ 65 persuade him to dress more in SOLIDS or 1 Ib. (,],• i;.ih! slss boom bah! Football season is here asain! After a accordance with his-station in life. •—V.HH1 nl (hri'rlng: at the atadium the crowd is more than ready tn 'I'm surprised," said the friend, j QUARTERS , pi HI invitation to cat. Invite them over tu your house and make carton Save 50c per Ib! SWIFT'S FROZEN ALL-MEAT |j nil party by serving renny Frank IVimukes. Take a package "that you should allow yourself' r f.ivorilc pancake mix from the kitchen shelf and shake the to become shabby?" i 65< WINNER OF OVER 500 PRIZES ••• TIIS in -a shake~r " o'r• i—*quar• t• i*—-'glas~s jnijar. JIISJustI iinuibefore pourinpouring mthe "But I'm not shabby," said the i luster fnur or five frankfurter circles T POST OFFICE LOSS In a^kins Congress to approve Acme FARM FRESH PRODUCE postal rate increases to alleviate Fancy Shrimp 75< what he described as "the serious None Sold To Dealers. We reserve the right lo limit quantities, S Id. box 3»w9 fiscal pliKht" of this department. Postmaster General Summerfleld READY MIX declared. "The Department is los- ing morlcy at the ra^ of more Tokay Grapes Taste O Sea Large Sea Scallops . . . «> <» p^ 63c than two million dollars each CONCRETE woikini! day." French Fried Perch Fillet TASTE o SEA ' soz.PLg. 39< Home care is advised for Asian j Empress Lobster Tails . io^oiPk flu victims Delivered in (juaiililio of 2 19 French Fried Haddock Fillet TASTEo SEA 80, p one or more cubic yards OWE SOMEONE Acme GROCERY VALUES "».'"AY^THRU FRIDAY—8 A. M. TO 1 P, M. A LETTER? Bananas ...VniKD'A—8 A. M. TO \Z NOON PHONE INSTEAD c SERVE A GOOD BREAKFAST! , costs little anywhere j Call HUnter 6-4422 BANGOR, ME. 85<, 2 29 AUNT JEMIMA or PILL5BURY IRN-WILff RDiNG CORP, 3-miniite station rate Iro-n 'lew Brunswick Pancake Flour ' LINDEN, N. J. alter 6 P.M. Tax not included. Italian Plums RE YOU REGISTERED? 12 oz. bot.25C IDEAL BRAND lave You Changed Your Address Swe«t Potatoes 4-19. |n$(nnt Coffee 6 oz. jar Since You Voted Last? ACME BAKERY SPECIALS! Save up lo 30c over most other brands. VIRGINIA LEE-Plain, Sugar or Cinnamon HOM-DE-LITE THURSDAY, SEPT. 26,1957 Donuts»g°"25. of 12 < Mayonnaise 16 oz. Jar25 IS THE LAST DA Y TO REGISTER Save up lo 10c over most other brands. VIRGINIA LEE - LARGE SIZE IDEAL BRAND-PREPARED ! cannot vote in the : u.st be given before September 26th, Wl o Apple Pie 49< (ii ncral Election, Tuesday. November 5th, lcJo7. Spaghetti TOM«.W 4 45 !: Vou have changed yoiJ name .ince you last voted you must• je-« SUPREME - PLAIN or SEEDED I Save 13c on 4 c^ns over mosl other brands. ) Vuu may register oB give notice of your new address^t the office Rye Bread 2 35 IDEAL BRAND - CONDENSED "ti register. FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL! Tomato Soup 3 25c Save up lo 10c on 3 cans over mosl oth»r brands. ' i i'i-s place, of confinement by applying ^ '•»f an:4>plication, which must be accompanied by f WAFFLES ''liysician. • DOESI1 NATURAHZED CITIZKNS MUSI BltlNG THEIR PAPERS DOWNY Toilet Tissue " 8 1.00 , Be Sure Yon Are Registered^ FLAKE 2 25 MIDDIESE)TC(KJNTY HOUDAY BOARD of ELECTIONS BEEFSTEAKS CUTLERY SAVE '^ 7«m • 7th Floor - IVHl, AnH.v Na.icu.al Hank BuihUng LANCASTER 8 oz. I DIFFERENT BUTTERED .00 Stall 3 pkgs. PAGE I ?. 1 Of: 7 l.t'MM, NOTH'ES M'.fiAI. NOTM'F'.K His Lucky Day Is thenre (II Ensterly along uald line of with thf Smiltu-n, .Sonny Daddy, do you re- Ialniu) Boiirnl; running thi'iiri' III Westerly along Tiifti Crcnk to the New Burke Street to the center line of the Bnrnin.il n( c'lr,f""' ' member where it. w:i.s that you Heald Street; running thftnee (Jl then.T ii, Eiuterh •„'",' ' Jersey Terminal Rnllrond »nd mntlnu- Northerly along said center line of first mrt mamma? liiK alonn 8iUd rnllrond to th« Inter- section of Pershlng Avenue und Holly Heald Street to the center line of the !>«»-«riy Rim,, „,";': '• Dnddy — Yes, son, I icrnll that Roosevelt Avenue; running thunce (3| Street, thence (J) Southerly ftlonn Easterly along Mid center line of it was at ft party where there were Perahing Arenue nnd continuing In a straight line to th» Stuten Inland fMo»«»elt Avenue to the center line of 13 at the table, H»yward Avenue; running thence (4) Sound, thence (31 Iiuterly «nd North- Northerly along said center line of Hay- erly along the laid Statin Island Sound ward Avenue a«d extended to the LEGAL NOTICES to the place of BeglnnlnR. Southerly line of the Railway River; running thence (5) Westerly and Casey's Creek; rn ,,," Southerlyy 9|onif ,„,,!'" NOTICE DISTRICT NO. 4: — (Voting place, Southerly the various courses alorig wly boun 9d n ';k Cleveland School). BEOINNINO at the wld Southerly line of the Rahway wly boundary in,, ,„ Take uotlct that we. A. W Hull A CCnrteret; ,„„„,„,, Intersection of the Southwest corner R1»«T to the Easterly line of the Rlyht Southerly niong ii.l , Son. of M Atlantic Street. Borough or of Larch Street, thence (1) Southerly of Way of the Central Railroad of New l Si" h' Cnrteret, County of Middlesex, state Jersey; »nd running thenoe (6) South- the center line ofV along Pershlns g Avenue nnd continuing running thence IOI w " of New Jersey, will sell at public auc- ?'""» ""X i,n°""tD"'«.£.„ erly along said Right of Way line to tr n t0 neuter line or ntmJl tlon m September 14, 1957, at 10 o'clock L" '„ ' ?K" " ,",v WeJurW the Southerly property line of landR ot the American Oil Company; running the cent,r llur- of nilllr thence |7| tlu ,',r !!. of the bolow named perions [or wl\k.'h boundary line of the Borotnjh of Caf- thence (7) easterly along said line of H S()l we have a WarehouBPmnn'a Lien for •ht American OU Company lnndn to center line of hiair , ,'. tfret. thenre 13) In a general Northerly erly boundary In,,. „, unpntd storage charges. direction along the boundary line of the point of Intersection with the Mr* Baldwin, Newark, N. J - Southerly line of the Bradley Tract of Carteret and tile ,,„„;" the Borough of Cartem to Roosevelt bsglnnlng. ' "• Margaret Dunn Avenue: thence (4) Easterly nlonp Und; running thence (B) Uasterly A. W. HALL 4 SON. ilong said line of Bradley Tract to lne Roosevelt Avenue to Arthur Avenue intersection with the Easterly line of Warehouseman whert the Southwesterly boundary line C. P. 9/8, 13 '57 Washington Avenue; running thence DISTRICT NO. 12 iv.- of the Borough of Carteret meets same 9) Southerly along said Easterly line School!—BEOINN1NO ,.''' thence (51 Northwesterly along snl(' if Washington Avenue to the center tlon of the rentpr iin..' . . NOTICE boundary lint* to Lurch Street; thenff Ine of Burke Street and the polrut of nu« with the al the Right Time! MORE PEOPIE DRIVE CHEVR0LET5 THAN ANY OTHER CAP. — Call Woodbridge Transit-Mix -at- 00 PEOPLE HAVE VICIOUS-POOS? WO 8-4550 ASKTMI , MILKMAN** .- t-M. Make sure your MORTGAGE fits your income Building or buying o home of your own doesn't hove to be a blow to your budget. Our many mortgage customer* are proof of that New Oiewolel Bel Ail Sport Coupe with spunk to spaial Let our experienced home financing departrntnt help you arrange a low-cost loon f f you can comfortably repay tike rtitf. Great to ham-and onlyClievifs got em J Chevrolet's tfce only leading suppr-efficient power with plenty standstill to top cruising speed m lopv-priced car with any of of vim and vigor! one gentle" stream of inoiinii. tnese advances—the only ear STANDARD BALL-RACE STEER. Special "Grade Retarder>«n"" dt any price with all of them! ING. Chevy's Ball-Race suering saves braking on hills. gear mechanism is virtually fric- PA Chevy's got the big "details," BODY BY FISHER. You get more tion-free! That meant easier park- too! See all the exclusives at your to he proud of in Chevrolet. No ing, surer control, more relaxed Chevrolet dealer's! other low-priced car is quite so driving. beautifully or substantially built POSITRACTION REAR AX^E*. d to the last detail. When one rear wheel slips in mud, SHORTEST STROKE V8. This •' snow or ice, the wheel with the helps explain Chevrolet's smooth traction pips for sure going! The PERTH AMBOY ana lively V8 ways. Short-stroke TRIPLE.TURBINE TURBO. GET 4 WINNING DEAL (kb'gn also means less piston CUDE*. The silkiest automatic NEW CUEVY-TUK Savings Institution tfavd, longer engine- life. Here's drive anywhere! You move from EXTRA mm AMMT, mm nu iMM M>UA| MFOM1 MKJMMi I H8 YEARS OF SERVICE TO SAVFRS Only Jranchiied Chaavkt deuiert ditpluy iJUtf tmdmaark See Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer yii^ffli&is. 'isttfife^JirtaaiMi&iii-:.^^-- -,... . ;.. •„ , ... • ?.i PRRflft FRIDAY, HEPTFMIU'R 13, 11,'V TAOF THIRTRHf 1 .pinions of Others totnl of l,92fi!)0O l ^V hha s Mgnrr^t a . stiiiitini bi>iitiisl( !< tn fi'.l steps In 1 1 ' .,,] from Editorial Page) j Where t!:c pi" on Pali's Ilii- mi ih- i 'ill nls and hui ;i; ip.it Mime .1 l.i'ieli t --" fo^t ••lidi-s or vltpt f.HTS FOR OVHKSF.AR O.IJ any municipality, either •• i p .1 iillUM' reftly fiivn -In r;i:i ;"iir :nji ink •• •\])' i.In n i ,.i;s«- ,i de\-ii'tatln'j fall ,1 federal power, backed arately or In <-omblnnlinn with i:n s jn-ini' fatal li.uuin poisons It has bpi-n rwommended bf II is appalliMK to see the women, plai;e Riid the flumes inn I;H > th.- l Insurance stiitlstlr* report 1,500 other municipalities, to form an nround th» kiti'hen is » tvitent and the Amfiicitn Red CrOM that iltiniaif showdown, by an Men I In and mounted on lilsh herls. wearing can. The Urtlm often is burned deaths » VPHI from falls: to say • ! iia preponderance of authority to npei-atc a wamr sup- frcqufiiU CHUM- of danger Christmas parcels for service mm inl Ions: houst" coats that trail on soll- | alive The liouar cnt'lies fire and nothtnu of thoie who ure perma- ,,],,, loyalty to the Union, ply and sewerage Tlip person that mv.lrcts rrad- overseas be mnllpd between No- 1 1 sy,- • d iloors. These garments not only ! t terrible tragedy results. nently ITlppIl'll V^iiuestlonably prevail. Ini: labels mi bottles iind contain- vember 1 and November UWll- (/~>oauti gather up germs and filth but they Even lltt!e children often me It Is i»sy to turn the handles of ,'.,, Aincrlc»n In his rli?hl CAPITOL CAPERS: on,,,,,, rs often poisons a whole family by jure delivery by surface mall. *nM •iften cause their wearers to trip , ictims of the cnrdessiiesh of older pots towards the back of the stove, '' ,',, uny friend of America Meyner has boon name ' v itumplng a deadly poison into food between December 1 »nd Decem- ind full, sometimes with very l yet. so many cooks leave ttyro '• ,u.^\i is pushed to such ex- Dream Man" by five .£ people. It is better to use i« Wa- that Is being prepared for a meal Nw Yui ;erlous consequences. sticking out where they are apt to ber 10 for air mail Sugf«tc4 » glamour girls because „[ h* Dul you know tl.ut, on an aver- )apers Hnd a little *ry wood or It IJ no excuse to say. I was In a gifts were wearing ippurri mad* sense of humor and Intnii™,,* 'i,T<-. one pciv-on dies and four HIT So many accidents occur In the Undliiw to start n fire. It can be 'mrry'and thought that I know ; catch In the sleeve or be brushed ",' ., .mil- Fnnbus, whether his | against They come down spilling from fMily laundered »yntheti«», 1 ,',.,„ heeii forced bj extrem- n-ltii, MI ii'lv disahlfd I'verv s'X- muse that someone is temporarily lone quickly m tli;s woy. If there what I was putting In the food." f (j tut out of commission every seven : IOIIIIIK liquid on the unfortunate sport clothe*, photograph rfcordl i his political oppon- the Medical Society of New lev ' n i!'miit.'.s a.s a result of home is a very small flame nmon« the Cm ptes. ,,,).>itiiiic>n rests heayllj jm-diiiU-ly upon everyone .,,1 to move this situation .;-,,• urea of force and Into ,nurls which civilized so- (j,v;st'd long ago for the l H'ttlcment of differ- I lie local school board . NAACP both have acted , iiic tension. The Presi ..-. riKlitly affirmed his ob- mii nl.so his Intention o tiisi issue In the courts, iniirls nlone cannot solve ;, in which, as the Presi : [jointed out, lies in the if nidi. But returning thi . i ,y to them gives ra iiM-usslon and persuasion ,- in work elsewhere too ;, (if Arkansas citizen; .! welcome school Integra I1 welcome even less ac finitlon and all that i Consider the large ml -.' ho cast their ballot! i:ii nullification amend :i i tlie very large majorit •i d for the one which per jpil assignment by loca :or reasons other tha i1,,mi'. Consider the backlni Mann of Little Rod : i.r to permit him to de . Governor Paubus fo -. unwarranted interfer ,:; tin1 internal affairs o inciliod of the forum .,,uwfr and less obvlou, •lie method of physical H may not satisfy thos Maxwell House .mt a quick, "clean-cut :i nne way or the other a .-ciiuments lean. But th .- uf the forum by n INSTANT implies a cessation < :i. nit And the progrei :; dop.s achieve, especial! Wilson Certified Ready-to-Eat COFFEE . ii' so overlaid wilii einu- ,il intertwined with cus- SAVE PLENTY ON THESE SPECIALS! i.ii- only progress which ,, .iLutained. — Christian it Monitor. CHOPPED HAM (talc House Dome Sliced Yellow or White -iifd from Editorial Page) unitl irrisution has re- .:. ia-avy udditiomtl costs. AMERICAN CHEESE ,-ii have been forced to Cloverbrook Aged iiiuhei price levels mixed ml hay in place of home- : .iins and forage. Losses SHARP CHEDDAR in: especially new hay .;a leased costs of harvest- Excelsior frozen Buttered in yields; and loss of Shank (auitul are other factors. BEEFSTEAKS ; estimates indicate that Portion _ *. ••iM-y farmers .will lose at Pride of the Farm ! per-cent of normal total •'v.-ipts. Total production i corn is expected to be the Full Cut Full Cut CCc TOMATOES nice records were started j Dolt's or libby'i I'nwpects for the hay Shank Half ib ButtHalf DD tlit lowest since 1944. ian- Meyner may renew PINEAPPLE JUICE vii.ution to Preside.nl '.<-i to duclare New Jer- Center Cut Del Monte n.oor disaster area. The :.: turned down an earlier Ham Steaks * FRUIT COCKTAIL i:-l \ JIGSAW:—If New Jer- Monarch Grape or i.'tic futality recortl eon- ••• increase, it will surpass !i^ 1957, the greatest an- APPLE JELLY .1 in 26 years. . . . Ho.rse Sunkist, Minutemaid or Birds Ey« continues to- attract • at tiie Atlantic City track • •as a 2.9 per cent Increase RED FLAME SWEET CALIFORNIA LUSCIOUS _ ^^ PROMENADE LEMONADE 6 oi. cam 10c iiw and a 1.1 per cent II attendance during the ALBUMS , 'I days of racing. . . • N«w 8TH SENSATIONAL WEEK . , . 9TH FANTABULOUS WUK .. one of 18 States listed njc Hhnw TUIICM find r I'tiiiulkir Albunw EXCLUSIVE OFFER ... Hmeau of Public Roads as TOKAY GRAPES »12 | EXCLUSIVE OFFER . . . 100 per cent of Its 1956-57 3.98 Value Swedish Genuine Suburban ECKO > and defense highway FREESTONE -^ i; covered by contracts ad- Our Special CUT GLASSWARE KITCHEN UTENSILS, : Price i ' and funds obligated. . . • 99U Hullil it In-*ulUill H»t nt th(H nut- Otirv uKiilii tli# very fliimt ti ' University and the State h I u n ell II jj rut K'i|hlilvrtri*- "B * )uur» ut our- murket - * - t'hlillltc | Ijriiuliful M't nf Kttfiinviir* ami lilulcl iitural haildlM ' Ha nt of ^ealth haye Joln- SIM! llt-uvy hiiKH ffliihj* tmntilMM - - - iwlli hlnrk mill wlilte bund. Yoa ' •Hcring two courses in pub- ITALIAN PRUNES .9 tWt-it cut tu prtM'fv* beauty- •mi .M thin bruulllul kltohn * hlj)iiriM»f-rtiHH - - - <• T y a t a 1 «l at UI«IMII« lit our ll ili m New Brunswick this GOLDEN | _ Hurry'H 4-h-iu- - - - it jcltu* fur r**ry ated - - • •lu-t )i"ir wl ll u — boi All courts in New Jer l.KHON SQIVH Each I'li-ce. 1 >• returned to normul K^flMt r'H Oalr j ITJ5 r 2,.,r49Mr<'hrtk OPEN SUNDAYS 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. GUYS FORDS - WOODBRIDGE A.M. P.M. RT. No. 9, y4 MILE from TURNPIKE-EXIT to 100 \ards from Exit 128 — Garden State Parkway HOURS: Z 9=30 10 CLEM SON IMPORTED LAWN HOLLAND BULBS "ACRILON" MOWER Narcissus 6 for 29° 21" ROTARY CUT Daffadills 6 for 39c LAWN MOWER COMFORTER Tulips 12 for 59c Briggs & Stratton Hyacinths and Crocus at Low, Low Prices (loud light Acrilon filling, auia/.in^ly buoyant. y«t has fullness and body. Stays fluffy, fresh and Reg. 9.95 2'/i II. I". Famous, name brand soft after repeated washing. Dainty floral prints. 33 VALUE \ cycle (jas o |bs Piltk, blue, yellowy with French crepe covering. recoil starter Rl-E. New LOW Price 50 5-10-5 FREE Worth FERTILIZER of HW£ DISCOUNTS GRASS LAWN EDGER 'S SEED at our discount price (actual $10 value) GRASS WHIP with this coupon and the purchase of any pas engine power motor. Hi-Bulk Or- HEDGE SHEAR lons that arc Mock fash- cashmere ioned, Hi- soft. Bulk Inter- Mock fash- lock for that SEED and FERTILIZER ioned for costly look. TELEVISION that costly Wash, need look. > no blocking:. SPREADER w 05 New fall Mildew proof. R colors. 34-40. Smart colors. TABLES 4.05 CART ** 34-40. 10" x 18" Hopper I're-season sale, $2,000,- FOOTBALL OR E.VSKETBALL .80 000 stock of fa mows 1 Regulation Size name brands FOOTBALL HELMET 1.99 TOYS and GAMES BLACKBOARD oiq at 2 Guys low low prices. Genuine Slate, Easle Type /•'« All wool flock colored kniib. Several styles to choose 100rr all- from. wool flannel. Double walker Fully lined. front. Novelty pockets. Black, brown, Rrey. Hotpoint NORGE Sizes 22-30. Automatic Gas 12 Ml. FT. GIRLS'NYLON BOYS' LINED REFRIGERATOR DRYER PILE LINED 4!)-lb. cross-top Weezer, aluminum Dual selective drying, automatic SURCOATS door shelves, porcelain finish in- door switch, knee action door latch, speed drying and air-flow CAR COATS terior, porcelainized steel erisp* ers, butter bin. drying, 5-way venting safety ignition. .99 34a 95 .95 18.95 rius tfiill zipper front. 13.95 Down Service Plus Heavy quilt lined. Down Service Plastic shell lined. Fancy chest stripes in two-lone Z big patch pockets. effects. Full nylon pile coat an,d Durable water rcpel^tncy. hood. Crease resistant. Blue or grey. 2 Slash pockets. 1 Sizes 7-14. Sizes 6-16. A Men's 100% Virgin Wool Men's Miracle Blend CABINET* 42" SINK SWEATERS I'mcuUin K>|i, wltli SLACKS drawer IP* **• turet. 4.95 Down 49-95 WATER SOFTENERS from 69*5 .Mobl popular ski sweater lliiougli the years. , Dackron and acetate. ll.uid.iomc jacyuard knit Sharkskins. patterns decorate cheat. Flannels. SUen 30-44. "2 <;iJYS" LOW LOW I'KIOKS ON ALL FAMOUS NAME HI-FI PHONO and RADIO While with contraBtliis trim. You can wear for dress or •OiUll^ATIONS ... EMKHSON, ZKNITH, MOTOROLA, WEHCOK, ADMIRAL and HCA. work. Hlue, charcoal, trey Sites S-M-L-XL. anil fatyey patterns in group.