i: ,rst With The News! - mwni i •nfiftiit.»Mar ^ ^^r 111 JJ^TIIW For Value—Shop The Ads .. „,, „Astride AD The Activities of The Town With Your ome-Town Paper The Luge* And Best SboM Apd Benrteci to The Ana Are Our (Eattmt AdrerttMn. Htnmto Them! CARTERET, N. J., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1950 PRICE FIVE CENTS justrel Carteret's Variety Performers Rehearsing for Minstrel Show Set Oil Company Granted ,r P.A.L. Permit to Build Tank , |.;, rniiiff Shows, |)|ilH>l. Slated for )1(111lMrnandl8 ,, IK,>?T Rehearsals are At Cost of $50,000 i ,,.-inn for the minstrel .',' (1 rented by the Police i.r in the High School patroll ! , November 17 and 18. Vote' of Confidence Is Given ! »an Quits ,, k. A matinee show, ' ,.; ..vnill start at 2 P. M. Skiba and His Administration Department; No ! Mikwinskl is director CARTERET—The Democratic Frank I. Hereford Jr. His ma- administration In the borough Action on Clerk cumHIy Is Interlocutor jority was 331. • was Kiven a vote of confidence In addition to the local tk'ket, ' ,'„,,,, are Sammy Nardl, here Tuesday when voters re- CARTERET -Bulldln« Inspector ;:, r.eraldMedvetz, Jo- larfie majorities were piled up turned all three Democratic by the county randldates. Free- Clmrlf .< Stroln has Issued a per- nichard Mlnue and candidates to office. holder Elmer E, Brown, this mit to the General American Tank Storm and Terminal Corpora- ' •„ , The complete pro- borough, who ran for reclectbn Mayor Stephen Skiba who tion for the erection of a uaso- ,•. , Opening number, and was an easy winner, re- headed the incumbents said llne or oil storage tank, it was I •• is.,by. entire sggrega ceived a total of 3.070 voles after the election was over that revealed at last nldht's meeting of I Daddy's Little Qlrl, from his Carterei. constituents. "we will continue to give the the Borough Council. [ i.-.^niski: Apjrll Showers. The ether Democratic free- borough a good, progressive and In his report for October, Mr, uilta; LU*y Old Sun. holders, Leon Campbell and An- honest government," He added Stroln gave an estimate of the ,v,.(z and JOieph Nardl; thony S. Gadek. polled 2,800 that the administration's pro- cost of the tank as $50,000. but ..dies. Sonny and Sissy and 3,001 respectively. The Re- sram of "doing things, instead there wa« no further description rmtnmlme, Billy and publican freeholder candidates of talking about them" will be as to the slue of the tank. ran this way: Alton Hess, 1,666; continued. In th* past permit* for the nld Time Bonn Morris Margaretten, 1.004, and Polling the largest number of erection of gasoline tanks came 11unking Of You, Mar- CARTERET—Photo shows cast nf the P.A.L. minstrel show Lt. Charles Makwinskl and his assistants are imsy almost nightly Edward Llpman, 1.849. to be presented November 17 and !8 at Hie high school auditorium. votes accorded any of the local before the Borough Council who v ., dm Anyone Explain with rehearsals. "It will l>* a Rood show," savs the director. Sheriff Cornelius Wall got candidates, Mayor Skiba re- usually approved or rejected such ., ivni'otty; songs, Leona 2,862 as compared with his ceived a total of 2,937 »s com- permits. There was no discussion [, ,'u Makwinakl; quintet Republican opponent. Harry pared with 2,307 credited to his about this permit at last night's ,,, iidy of Fatlma. Caro Hubbs, who got 1,776. In the Program Outlined [ Westvaco Plans to Build New Board Studying Republican opponent, John J. meeting. ;,,:.•• Malinowikl, Mary rar:> for Congress Eaton got Ciko, making a majority of The. J50.000 tank upped the Oc- i),ii;i:inwskl, Irene Bosze 1,946 as Republican incumbent, •! .iii:irci: acrobatics, Carol 730 votes. tober building permits to $173,800, ; to lose to Thomas Chabrak. The sum also Included permits i, ,,n(l Lillian Klsh; South- For Armistice Day Carteret Research Laboratory Pay Rise Request Councilman James J. Lukach / Democrat, with 2,594. granted to Modern Ranch Homes, , .,,;,.;,, Mary Ann Roessler received a total of 2,746 votes CARTERET- Westvaco Chem- Joins From Here In the coroner race the Demo- Inc., who plans to erect seventeen n ii,'. Beverly Bazsa; specl- Services Tomorrow Night ical Division! Food Machinery & compared with 2,336 cast for 1 H. H. Young, previously an in- Teachers Seek Revision crats. Robert Jamison and Sam- four-family homes In the Cypress i ,; l-uno; song and dance, Philip Foxe, thus winning by a In Front of Borough Chemical Corporation has con- structor in chemistry at Williams uel Kaln got 2,785 and 2,860 Street section at a cost of • p.i-tuszak: family of ac- Of Salary Schedule and majority of 410 votes. tracted for the construction of a College, Willamstown, Mass., respectively, while the Repub- 1102,000. :i:,;~ the Pellegrlnos; song. (lull iiy AincricanLegion new research laboratory at its Cost-of-Living Bonus Councilman John Leshlck was licans, Paul Combs and Harold A Smile Be Your Um- has joined the Technical Depart- A permit also has been granted 1/ Carteret plant. Scheduled for returned to office by a vote of Neimark. got 1,804 and 1,733to St. Mary's Ukrainian Church to iiiuia Frey; rhumba tap, CARTERET Carteret Post No. ment of Westvaco Chemical completion in February 1951, the CARTERET—The Board of Ed- 2,684 as against 2,353 cast for respectively, erect a rectory on upper Roosevelt 263, The American LeRion will hold Division, Pood Machinery and K.i/inlesrW. new laboratory will accommo- ucation Is studying a request made Avenue at a cost of $6,000. its annual Armstico Day services at date a technical staff of 25, and Chemical corporation, as a group : ballet specialty, Joan by the teachers for an upward re- Won't Build Shed 7:30 P. M. tomorrow. In front of leader in charge of sales labora- pn'iiiliy song and tap. Me will bfe devoted to research and Library Will Observe The Public Service Coordinated the plaque before the Borough vision of the pay scale. My Teddy Bear, flosemarle development work on Westvaco tory. R. E. Purcell, who received Conversion Dates Transport turned down the request Hall honoring the nation's hero Book Week Nov. 13-17 \: ;\ml Kate Mae Harrow; phosphates, as well as apvflica- an M. S. at Purdue University The request was filed with the of the Borough Council to erect a dead. cations research and sales serv- Tip Toe Through the Tu- In June, has also joined this board Wednesday night by the CARTERET—In observance of Set for New Gas waiting shed at Carteret Avenue rn Hkitka, Jo Ann Ciko, Commander William Lynch, in a ice activities. : group as a research chemist. Carteret School Employes Associa- Book *'**' "Which begins next and Harrison Street, The company Svmchik, Mary Ann Kle- brief ceremony, will lay the sym- stated that in the past such sheds tion, through its president, Frank Monday, the Carteret Free Public 1 i Ann Marie Cutter; specl- bolic wreath about 8 A. M. The Library wJl be open next week Uianfj* in Carteret Area had. been built but lt was found I. Bareford Jr.. and the associa- ni'v nnd Alice Zawatskl: wreath thus will be present all daily frojrt 10 A. M. to 12 noon that they were more of a nuisance ;. Raymond Zazowski and day. During the morning Com- Slander Verdict Dance on Sunday tion'sccounsel, Samuel Kaplan. and rrom 2 P. M. to 5 P. Mi Is Slated Some Time than a benefit. The BurouKh Coun- cil may build a shed on its awn ;. ballet. Lisa Jacoby. v mander Lynch and a delegation The teachers ask a bonus of $360 Mrs. Ann Shutcllo, librarian, From Dee. 4 to 16 chorus Group will be present in Perth Amboy Is Given by Jury for the year of 1950 and increases has arranged for a special ex- account. 'loup Includes John for the dedication of the Liberty For Church Fund of $500 in each oategory with a hibit of children's books on the CARTERET- -Maps showing the Patrolman Ilesigns Robert Rooky, William Bell replica to the Gold Star Moth- $250 annual increment tor Uu«e upper floor. There also will be a Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas Patrolman Anthony Ootowlckl, D-inald 8osnowikl. Josephiers of New Jersey. Carters! Resident is Si. Mary's Parish Will years, starting September 1, 1951. wide selection of new bonks for Company's schedule for conversion 10"Esse}[ StrtM-t, has resigned as (v.viord Sohayaa, Richard. County Commander Thomas The present increment is $150 an- adults. from manufactured to natural gas member of the police department. Ik Walter Dalton, Robert! Jakeway also of Carteret will lead Awarded $500 in Suit Hold Affair in Sl. James' nually. An Invitation Is being extend - I are being sent to the utility cus- He was named to the force re- tomfi-s in this borough. cently. Mr. Gotowlckl gave no rea- i, k Junes Glnfrlda, Wallace a 2B-post Le«ion organization dur- Heard in N. Brunswick Hall Beginning 8 F. M. The following minimum and cd to children and adults to visit The first four districts listed for son, but lt is understood that he fin Ernest Albrecht, Aley ing the dedication program. maximum schedules are sought: the library. probable conversion between De- has a good position with the Cali- H ibiTt Monahan. Richard IN It* CARTERET — Featuring music Less than B.S. degree, $2,000 mini- Walter Colsan will be In chaise NEW BRUNSWICK — Despite cember 4 and 16 are: Carteret, fornia Oil Company.