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XLVIII—NO. 43
Sn&epenbent - leaber
Entered a* Second CIBM Mutter
at the Po»t. Omce. WoodbrWge, N. J.
for All Our Advertise**.
PRICE EIGHT CENTS
Yule Fund Far Behind;
$1,400 Received Only
Half-Way Toward Goal
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WOODBRlbGE, N . J . , THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1371956
(weetness
and
Light
how,
elu
Our Family o! over 35,000
quite
this must be the year
Ml'
1 fail.
if
is, portents and ex
to the contrary, my
nation is not equal to
ing the possibility that
nmunlty of 50,000 la
unable or 30 callous
refuse to bring some
measure of Christmas
inrss to a mere 100 deOK and desolate faml
brushed by some crue
into forgotten lonellFin the eleventh year
Independent-Leader—
fu! of the blessings 0
ehi-m—has suggested
vc reflect the spirit 0
infant's coming by an
sM<>n of heartfelt char
vi 11 at the cost of sac
Van Pelt Choice as Head 10 Days Left
Of Police Juvenile Bureau To Send Gifts
For Needy Aid
WOODBRIDOE — A Juvenile
Bureau will be officially established In the police department
nnd Sgt. Kenneth Van Pelt, who
ms done un outstanding Job in
uvenlle work during the past seviral months, will be placed In
;harge of the Bureau. Mayor
Hugh B. Qutgley announced today.
WOODBRIDQK — The Indt-'
pendent-Leader Christmas Fund
to aid Township needy families
now stands at $1,413.40 — only pie .
half way mark. In comparison with
last year's figures the fund lags. f*r
behind as the case list grows. As
The matter will be finally setof this writing there are 65 worthy
tied at a caucus tonight and the
families needing help.
SANTA'S HELPERS VERY BUSY: Woodbrid&e High School students have been serving as volunteer Santa helpers by wrapping gifts
appointment mftd« at the next
for The Independent-Leader Christmas Fund. Left to rljcht are Charlotte Linn, Wayne Hanrattie, Margaret Holden, Miss Ruth Wolk
Every penny received 1B spent
regular meeting Tuesday night.
of The Independent-Leader staff and Patricia Boehmer.
directly to help the needy — all
Police Chief John R. Egan In
expenses are paid by the
a communication to Police Combridge Publishing Company.
missioner L. Charles Mangione
This weekend is the last Iqr'"'•"£
made the recommendation of the
wrapping gifts, so no clothing Or |
Van Pelt appointment as follows:
toys will be accepted after i*QO%- VvJ
"In'view of the great publicity
time on Saturday. If any a # ,**
and general Increase of work in
brought after that time tt«jr"*IB^J|
connection with juvenile delinWOODBRIDOE — In' a report to the Board of Education this
be refused because there will• foe •'*
WOODBRIDGE
—
Ten
new
poWOODBRIDOE — Patrick Boyquency, we saw fit to assign Serweek, Andrew D. Desmond, Board Counsel, advised against the purno time left to sort and jwrap :J
cemen, including the first Negro geant Kenneth Van Pelt to handle
lan. assistant superintendent of
chasing of land on old 8t. George Avenue, near the new high school,
them.
" ,' j:r
ver appointed to the Woodbridge
schools U nerving In the capacity
(Continued
on
Page
Eight)
SGT. VAN PELT
owned by Mrs. Marjorie Binder as the 'price asked for this plot
What time Independent-Leader M
'olice Department, will be named
of acting superintendent and from
appears to be excessive."
mployees have left next wee* yf&LV.f
iy the Township Committee at Its
r 1 und which we admin all Indications has the lead In obThe asking prjee for the land, 120 x 130 feet, U $20,000. The site
used in assigning truckr -and' •""
next meeting, December 18. Mataining the superintendent's post
stablishlng routes and other de- T
t K li Christmas for you left vacant by the death of Victor is said to be desired, In case the |
or Hugh B. Quigley announced
school board refuses it, for a piz- Trenton Parley Called
alls that are time-absorbing. Toys, *
;oday.
-M an expression — al C. Nicklas.
zeria stand.
lothing and food baskets will be •
On
East-West
Freeway
The
appointments,
which
wll
>M thus far this year it Board, members said today they Mr. Desmond pointed out that
ellvered Friday, December 21., -...'.a!
become effective January 1, wil
have been busy working on the
Donations received during the v
1 aiy more than a wee, budget and have talked the mat- the school district has ample
WOOUPRIDQE — M a y o r bring the force strength to 84
WOODBRIDOE — Mayor Hugh B. Quigley 1ms been named iast week were u follows:
round plus the means of Ingress Hugh B. Quigley announced toTownship chairman of the drive now in progress for Hungarian Relief
men—a new high.
voice which will not be ter over for "a few minutes," but nd egress to the new High School
$50.00
day that he and Township EnLawrence L. Jefferson, 160 In the Raritan Bay area.
most
of
them
admitted
that
Mr.
Lucky Eight Hunting Club, Inc.
and
that
"In
view
of
our
present
I sufficiently to be regineer Howard Madison will at- Bunas Lane, Woodbridge, Is the
"The drive, which will wind up Saturday, is under the direction
Boylan had the Inside track. Two
$M.W
ared, if It must be call- members, who did not wish to be economic position, it will seem tend a conference in Trenton first man of his race to become of the International Rescue Committee, Inc., which is sponsored by all
that the expenditure Is not war- next Monday with State HighJohn Poppas, Liberty "Trucking: *
the
accredited
Hungarian
and
other
relief
agencies
including
the
a
local
police
officer.
He
Is
now
uroughout the length quoted directly, said they felt, rented for purely aesthetic pur- was Commisloner Dwight R. O.
Company, Frederick M. Adams.*
a
intematlonal R^d Crow, to raise
we should not rush into * n j - poses," •. "'- " "* '•<'•'•'
loseph A. Dambwh, 0r. Nalac* A.*f'
Palmer who hffs'Dfeeri'BSked to employed..W Ward at.the New funds to help" fhe'toTfu'fed and
ncadth of the Township thine."
Mt.
'Mfarry
Christmas"
Jersey State Prison Farm, Avenel
•Cenworthy, August F. Greiner
give
consideration
to
a
new
Eastiito tnc forsaken homes if Mr. Boylan is named to the Continuing Mr. Desmond stated West freeway route proposed by
Others to be appointed are Zig homeless Hungarians in Europe,"
$20.00
'If the Board were to entertain
Is
Indeed
A
Nice
Guy
the
mayor
said
this
week.
"Merry Christmas," AgnW JVlck
A ho are ip need. When top post in the school system, it entures of this sort, the entire both Mayor Quigley and Mayor mond S. Woljclk, 129 Clyde AveChecks should be made out to
nue, Hopelawn; Joseph J. Rusbar$15.00
WOODBRIDGE — That fel><|iiirements loom so Is expected that Thomas O. Des- strip along old St. George Ave- James J. Flynn, Jr., Perth Am- sky, 9 Bender Avenue, Iselln; Itephen P. Mtlhalko, treasurer and
Women's Civic Clutb of Woodmond, first vice principal at the nue, Freeman Street and Route I, boy.
mailed to M«Jf» QuteV at Uw low "Merry Christmas." Jfi. a
md the means with high school, will become assis- Mould have to bet clawed oil by
Trw-new route -would ettmi- Robert A. Esau, 17 Hoy. Awauia,
Municipal Builmng, 1 Main Street, very generous man—or maybe a
Fords,
son
of
Police
Chief
John
$14.00
11 meet them comes tant superintendent and that Ed- purchase at a cost which would nate destruction of homes in
woman.
Voodbrldge.
The Women's Club of COM ia
R.
Egan;
Walter
J.-Singer,
5
Benward P. Keating, another vice eventually interfere with the fur- both WoodbridRe ahd Perth AmAnyway this'week he sent two
iy, we spwid worri- principal will move up to the
$10.00
The amount collected in the
nishing of school and school boy. It would begin at Route 1, der Avenue, Iselln; Edward R.
ten-dollar bills to The IndeMr. and Mrs. William J.-tytrren,
• lays and nights— spot now occupied by Mr. Des- rooms."
Edison and connect with all Ressel, U Adams Street, Iselln; 'ownshtp will be delivered to the pendent-Leader C h r i s t m a s
Dr. Mortimer Cowen, Mr. ahd. Mrs.
Fred C. Wandros, Jr., 44 Jansen tarltan Bay headquarters at 264
::..\ a day when we mond. That will mean a new ap- "An Investigation of the site will major roads ending at Route Avenue, Avenel; Anthony O'Brien, fladlson' Avenue, Perth Amboy, Fund and the same amount to Edward J. Kath, Mrs. Beft flampointment to take Mr. {Ceatlng's disclose that the elimination by 35, Perth Amboy.
t h e Woodbridge Emergency
>K. into a tearful eye place.
Also attending the conference, 51 Tappen Street, Avenel; Wil- ifhlch In turn will forward It to Squad. In a note to the latter son, Woodbridge Township-^chool
purchase of the vaflous prospeche
International
Rescue
CommitJanitors, Mrs. Edward K. Cone,
liam
E.
Dopp,
341
Prospect
Avewhich was arranged by State
•ivi' little else except
he commended the squad for Its Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Williams,
Also to be filled is the post of tive locations for business, would
nue, Avenel; Salvatore Grlllo, 324 tee.
Senator
John
Lynch,
will
be
excellent
service
to
the
comdirector of elementary education run into a prohibitive cost and
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond R* <(bider-"
Tomorrow night the Woodbridge munity.
Mayor Thomas Swales, Edison. Remseri Avenue Avenel.
left vacant when Mr. Boylan was serve no functional benefit,
son, United Churchwomfln, Dr.
The men were the first ten on Drlvc-Iir Theatre will admit withThe engineers of both municiTo Merry Christmas—a, very Joseph S. Mark
named assistant superintendent.
"Our location of the new High palities will also attend.
the eligibility list provided by the iut charge all patrops presenting
$8.95
Civil Service Commission. Wojcik, bundle of useable clean clothing. Merry Christmas.
are those who seek Harry Lund, principal ot Avenel School sets It far enough away
Boy Scouts of Troop 34
School, is believed to be In the from these possible business estab- HEAD HUNGARIAN RELIEF
Rusbarsky. Egan and Singer are
Mayor
Quigley
is
being
assisted
"lr us—and the for- running for that Job.
$5.00
lishments, as not to Interfere with
FORDS—Joseph' Dambach, 55 listed as disabled veterans and y John Molnar as co-chairman Sub-Juniors to Sponsor
Jasper k Son, In memory Of a
v reciting the long Meanwhile the board is busy its functional operation. The ob- New Brunswick Avenue, and Clif- the others all are veterans.
nd area chairmen have been SnowflakeDance Dec. 27
friend, Women's Republictffa Club
jection to legitimate business in ford Dunham, 567 King Georges
Bgan Family's 3rd
lamed as follows: Woodbridge,
' ncr appeals for char- considering requests for pay raises this location and under the exist- Road, have been named to repre
of Colonia, Mrs, HermaJtEuensen,
With the appointment of Robert Edward Kath, Robert Hirschfeld;
from the various groups Including
WOODBRIDQE — Plans for a
ii are being made— teachers, principals, nurses, clerks ing conditions appears to be 111- sent Fords in connection with th Egan, it will be the third member Port Reading, John Zullo; Fords, snowflake dance to be sponsored Julius Blake, fiajls Jiwelers.
IContlnued on Page Eight)
Hungarian Relief Drive.
of that family to serve on the oseph Da.mbach and Clifford jointly with the Fords Sub-Juniors Friend in Avenel, Mr. aM Mrs.
in in worthy, just as and Janitor*. The budget must toe
force. The chief's uncle, also a Dunham; Hopelawn, Joseph Fedor at Fords VFW Hall, New Bruns G. F. Hunter, School , f PTA,
ready
for
a
preliminary
check
by
is ours. In times of
Robert Egan, was the first mem- and Joseph Nemyo; Sewaren, Har- w(ck Avenue, .December 27, wen Thomas Dunlgan, Anna II JohnRobert Blunt, county superintenber of the family to be a police- ry Burke, Harry O'Connor and made at a meeting of the Wood son, Ann R, Novak
:inted prosperity, I dent of schools, the week after
13,00 ,
man and he usually served on Mrs. Lawrence Ryan; Avenel, Jo- bridge Sub-Juniors Tuesday a
icppt an excuse so Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Boyter,
the Ford's beat.
seph Bohadee and William Ko- the home of Miss Thea Chodoah
To Consult Advisors
M. B.
Chief Egan has been asking for 'tlcs; Keasbey, Anthony Nagy; Ise- 146 Green Street.
.mi confident that i
William O'Neill, president Of the
$2.00
new men for his department for in, Thomas ,/CosteUo and Harry
Mrs. Jacob Scheln, 538 Oliv<
1 were willing there Joard. said yesterday that as soon
Mrs.
Ralph
Conard,
A Sewaren
some time as the growth of the Jline; Colonia, Peter Slderis and Place, a member of the Woman
• sufficient from ui as the budget Is In shape "we wll
Township has made the force in- Richard Nicholson. Lawyers, Fred Club of Woodbridge, la adviser o friend, anonymous, Mrs.iJ\ Lesfco,
Mrs. J. Hacker, anonymous
call in the new advisory oomadequate in number. Even with erick M. Adams: taverns, Lou Hor the local club this year.
•(> beeh fortunate
$1.00
mlttee to go over it with us. W<
the extra ten men, Chief Egan wil uer and Miss Charlotte O'Neil; In
After the meeting the girls madi
Avenel
friend,
a friend, anonyt" escape life's great ..ill welcome all suggeslons they
dustries,
Frank
Boka,
Isadore
Bey,
not be able to meet all the detoys for little tots as part
mous
(Continued on Page Eight)
mands made upon him for exto go a r o u n d — make and in fact will welcome
the American Home project.
(Continued on Page Eight)
11 tho help they can give us."
tra protection.
used clflihing, used
Mr. O'Neill said the Board wil
;^ybanlt receipts— try "to be fair to the employes
>li the causes clvili- sut at the same time we will hav'
to consider the taxpayer.
Boylan Heads List Cost 'Excessive' Desmond New Cops to Swell
To Replace Nicklas UrgesB. ofE. Refuse Plot Wee to 84 Jan. 1
Drive for Hungarian Relief
Slated to Close Saturday
Center Announces Famous Relic of St. Anne to be Shown
Winter Schedule At Church Devotion in Iselin Thursday
vngarl|» contrive.
•'vs dwindle, the time Principals Propose
'' before we look to
ivins for ttyje warmth Nicklas Memorial
" , grows ihortv The
* 'Wes <4 %)ired, un
•<nd Infirm' maq wh<
i]
-'A against hope that
11
Christmas dinner
1
'Hue to his creaking
;
' erase a bed-ridden
"*•; a brood of tots
''|'Knew a father be""•y w*re-< deserted
• 1;'if they could re
1
<mn-, look pleading1
Mother'sayes to ask
••• win be » gully-light
WOOUBRIDQE - Tho Victor
C. Nicklas Memorfiil Fund lias
been organised by the Elementary
Principals Association of Woodbrldfie Township, it was announced
today by Miss Mury Fee, president.
Preliminary plans call fur un oil
painting of the late Superintendent of Schools to bo hung in the
new lush si'hotrt and for tin; establishment of a scholarship 11
sufficient funds are contributed.
Contributions have already been
made to the fund by all members
ol t h e Woodbildue Township
School personnel and by tlie children of the Township schools.
Martin Braun, principal of
School 9, Port Reading, treasurer
1
icstouiM In sllvei of the Principals' Association has
also been named treasurer of the
- , itl b*w bulging Memorial Fund.
^'•"ts-lUti) the other All elementary school principals
'•"•"••; two aged and u wll( accept donations from organi«nd Individual
Individuals. Checks
ftnd
"king no materla zations
may be matje payable to Martin
1
and sent
sent directly to School
I"- * a tojifln of ro- Braun
Braun and
H d g or
or may
may be
be given
given
'""t-' f r o m other; 0, Port,Heading
to any principal.
'•^ them, aw -Ood' A
named soon
A committee, to be name
ill administer all
the trag by MlM Fee,
e, will
Nlcklaa
t tha
tha Victor
Victor C Nlc
to
foe
QUITE A HAUL; Patrolmen Robert Ohlson and Eugene Martin
look over loot of gviu, tikis, archery and equipment of all kinds
stolen from the William Tell Archery Store, 1352 St. George Avenue, Avenel, over the. weekend and recovered with the arrest of
John Taekacu, IB, 213 Fulton Street, Woodbridge, and three
Juvenile companion*. The arrests came after the patrolmen
stopped Tackau' car on a routine motor vehicle violation and on
search of the c*r the loot was discovered. Tackacs Is out on bail
awaiting the notion of (lie m u d jury, lie iiosfed $1,000 (or carrying coueealed wtkyonlt $|,i0Q for breftklng and entering
$3,300 for
WOODBRIDGE — The follow
ing schedule for the winter program was announced at a meeting
of the Youth Council of the Wood
bridge Jewish Community Cent*
by Harold Wishna, center director
Monday, Junior and Senior }Ju
deiias, Oirls Athletics; Tuesdav
Uancitig School, Inter-Cojnmunit;
Basketball Leagues; Wednesday
Adutii Israel Junior, Boys Athle
tics; Thursday, Stars of David
Special Committee meetings; Sun
day. Hebrew Sahool Boya Club
Hebrew School Girls Club, Inter
mural Basketball Leagues, Hobb;
Groups.
It- was uko reported by M
Wiahna that 250 young people too,
purl In the November nro1"1*"
the Center. Among the features
held were special
^
yrams, trips, socials for all groups,
tiiul Chanukah programs.
j . The Center win. sponsor the
I fouth annual winter vacation program during, Deoember. In the
past, average attendance at theaa
programs was 100 youngsters from
iges 4 to 16.
ISELIN — OJ interest to Catholics In the Township, particularly members of St. Cecelja's
Parish, Is the coming of Rev.
Eugene Lefebvre from the famous
Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre,
Quebec, Canada.
Rev. Eugene
Lefebvre, director of pilFather Lefebvre will conduct grimages at
solemn devotions in honor of St. the f a m o u s
Anne next Thursday. December 20 shrine of Ste.
from 7 to 8 P. M., «t St. Cecelia's Anne de Beau,
Church. He Is director of pil- pre, Quebec,
grimages at the Beaupre shrine. Canada, who.
The order of devotions at next w i l l conduct
Thursday's service wjll follow solemn devoclosely those conducted at the tions in honor
Shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre ot Saint Anne
during the summer months. They T h u r s d a y ,
will consist of prayers,' a short Deeember 20
talk, by Father Lejebvre, congre* from 1 to I
gatipnnl singing, a candlelight
P. M. at St.
procession and the veneration ot C « c e M »'»
the relic of Saint Anne, with Church, Uestress laid on prayers for the sick
Un. In the inand afflicted.
sert -is t h «
Father Lefebvre will bring with oldest relic of
SalAt A n n s
him the oldest relic of Saint Anne
on the North American continent, on the eonIt vjas given, in 1670, by Bishop t i n e n t and
de Lava] of Quebec, to the Shrine It w i l l 84
oi Beaupre, which even at thai brought to Is,SOCK DANCE
early date had achieved fame, eun for uVU*
WOODBRIDaE - The Physical
vldual venerfor miraculous cures. The relic
Education classes of the Barron
consists of an authenticated par- ation.
Aveneu, School will sponsor "sock"
fiances December 18 and 20 during ttclt of bone from the hand ot
Saint Anne.
periods. The pupil* with t
^
pairs
<tf Mcty will win
p
to UH 4t»t|
hi
y\fa th« atata s4n«e
9KV.
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Association ScnAi \PTAPtV9ent$ Yule Pro
Missionary Box At Meeting Tuesday M
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I«C MBJJ. Ralph Me=> ,-.i':-T.i>
TV
Port Rea&aa* and Cpl Hi-, i - i Ua.'
6u*ei lied Taradai Qj«ht *:
rYnr. Aaiboy Gean-aJ Ho<p.'X
ManMooe pr^idm? g n t a ihort Schooi mttf
bunnea «»won
^
The rwnainder of the progna.
thf luspicesof Mra. Z-CstVia two-act Chr
"Tf* Chrhtm*'
i bers of Uie c^^
prwbdea!
Mr*
Wimaa
Gue«U introduced in
Ptu? Corona i m M n
AVEKFl, — TrMBas OlfetQ * a i
Rotten Su»ben« Mn
pressdent of the Hory Naa*
Mn t>Ro? date*
and Jtiijsna Artraa
Georfe K Toukf mitfMr- a meruni In the church h»IV
reported
Holy Naraf
— I T . idet T>
;..»vr.
i naughtcr M a Geor«f
j-*j:jt Woodaridfce'. tfare*
'•: -,ii*}«i her talfner. fUl'.tk
!.•-; Por. Rewbcg: fite 3:o-
ha< ^e*t pr
vvr. tr.'jert—-s oases
&f~r.z-£,r4 o-*
: :*o:7 :•' rfi1,-1.;?
Cirri*.-. a-i of Port RewSyj and
I •. ^ WoexSandfr and &
'A— 'iV._uJ5 SOBXlU Rt.-.
; Schmidt « - •
Arthtir
Alfred
Lux
Mil
* kUl"Pirt of 3»r,ti
'• irj
Jo-
Pta
tha; 1141
.'•:«» ;.rt OztJxs Passer*. Want
•.:.£ t: * seiock fro* St.. A s -
1c November and
AnMji Pt tenon reportad
^ on
Otnt-
the «r.iuiai fhsTtti
JOSLTH J EEMAXT
K-'F.T H£ADD1G —
Garry roaantinis tiie
K^r,- +4 Grpffr. Strwi Wooc*.i'. P.*' Ear; H-
Ban*:
Oeaw
34- ir.d Ernest Burn?™
xad B sorprisej Qt that *»
do &d r^ilize this
H fatsEEt, erem
fart .
bat be is the phot
OW soenss or laitaar*
wwma . • . Since b e
of the
pry a • i aswisac saecess.
credit mast necessarily 90
wbo!
to (he
St James School
Lists Honor Roll
UOODBRQXJfc — The Woodtr.d-.-e Lire Ters atientJed
£.r. -Y Conlereuce, as sm
clui a; HaddonfieidOT«the
T:^ theme ol the contatM* w»s
• A1 • iffilng Great« Responajoili'.jfct
Suft-tapto discussed wrrt
aflniyLnJi*:" For
t E i Righi inMn Wron* ."
Fo: Rtauusg Juvenik Delmquenc>
*For CommanUF Serviof;'
-?•'.•: CiciUr.i B H I K Relation B*:v,t+.T SiLiori:' -For Incr«ifj-.«
Beiaetn R a c e :
7:-
<.'.
from S«-« Jtraey
JXlawjire attended.
-k* ic numotj. vere
»o:"£ groups and
Tht Woodbnage
ejsoe/Uck irwn the caafer«i:fc ffsnj Lti" :<leas and
their
aodi a *t-8ed Shirt air Oat there Chrisiine Dwab. Joan
is Btfle dm in it . . . But Garry. Mary Gardmer. Andrew
Henry. M l Cafes. Faye E a i i a » S i r e s KOCSL Paul
and Jayae » < • * » • • make jw<eel ii Leonard. Virginia. Mayer E<!as Otnish you kww Iben all per- ,*ard McFaddea. Barbari Me^ar.
•ooaSy and tbej do teem to be Msdeiux Menard. J**r*iie M i havlac erety bit as mock km as a n
Ann X e m e s. Geraldisf
the andiencc . . . We cast ina- OBr^ea Patricia Pnei. J joJth Segne l i — i l l Cert, Arleac Praacaa, teci
Margaret Wargo Dsatcr
Mai Daly and Patattj EllfiBn
Agnes Sijorjjocitndaltiii* in m s e of tbe tomfoolrrade Wilbasc DiAA'o.
ery on Gaxrj's them.
Pkir.in Doras. Donwhy D'On\.
Eiszaoein P\IlipcHjk. Ka*.r>fr^ne
PLATTER CHATTER
Ht:z>E Joan Johroann. M.;r^e!
CATITOL:—ta tbse far
Kehoe. Joseph Kfttaa. Patrx-sa
• u s eaaws » he*«taM aAajai
Muniy. Tr-anias Munajui. E i i a JaeUe Qtaam, OaX
bem Scra«p*. Patrica
er «f tte warU . . .
«T the haMay taum at iki. John S o r k o . Edrard
S.i:h grade. Joaeph
eajarait- Carolyn CaccicJa. Neil Catev.
Mm* f«r a retertaj ptriti Cr-rs :ine Coughim. NorWE DslJsnt yaar funSr u l Oda vx., EJ«Ti Peeney. Miry Anne
thai catchea the Gt-rr.y. La Verne Joh>r. Iinda
spiral rf OrJataaat a* (tovtatiy. JihrjOL. Demns Leahy Tjnothy
Jackie catuktrts the orchestra Lear.y Samuel Lamocuca. Carolyn
(in wtiich be bas aaded aa ekf- Mar_r,. EJetn Moffctt, Maureen
trie eeJeste for a tracOe, soft Mundy. WJ!iam Murphy Roseffgirwi Uiit is frt*-I|frryg) tirts'ii^b xary McCanhr. Rithard Peck.
•ones jutt aj 'I'll Be Home For M3jre*r. PaikieiKX Kathleen
Qu:g>y. Russell Riely. Patricia
Befls," "Homr," "Happy Ryan. Miry Ann Scanlon B a r Er Wonderland," bara Siinonsen. Siuela Speiche.r.
**By the Fireside," *od nxany Thomas Toye. Linda Travosiina.
Vthers. Tbe Keith Textw Saaeen Joar. Van Dak-n Jaseph Veaeras
add a
Mary Wyzy'ibwsii.. tauranae* Za-
PERSONAL
Dear Marvin:
I ve been window shopping and all llie presents
I've asked for can be found in Woodbridge
i lores.
Love,
Gail
Join Our 1957.
CHRISTMAS CLUB
That Earns
DIVIDENDS
RIGHT NOW
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IS dJRruil to keep pice wish arcj. ¥ i i *iui i tlJ? or art the
tie
l»*t caa^txi pir.»:e c< St-nf. t--n*§ :
t
«-*r darker is tbe Midi* E»tt
The ;rr«-«t.ce cf SO U^twl NiAcythici tin happen . . . eveo t£i tiarj sc-iiifn a Etrpt hai osilj
tie fUrt ai ffor3d Wir III
irn-.bc^c ^.pcrUnf*. n appean
Ejenbtwer, « t 3 e ,ihey if* --trt c-Jj t j the I»J1icd besjua: oo )urt exacC/ fr»Dce U, »nd undtr caiditnoru Mt
wbat tbe U. S. A. pokey «iH be is dc*n by Mr. Niiwr Under this
tat dancer H»e. haj made it cryi- ntuitkm. tier* a Mtle mdicaUcn
tal t>ar that the Unfted SUtet ttat Britain ami Fraaee wiS witfc*in not beeorr.e inioJ-.-ml. He did d:»w ibeir troops Senirf tbe Saei
hfitt »oror»is*t cc ttva earlier -s, » v*raL2r. »ttoerr.errj <rf Mr.
promise at hu Snt frea eatftr- N»t$*.* Scare h;"j ir<d tait com« i « fcyjou^j L J eltctwo wfatn oiitjMstf miaS trK be rr^de tmbe taid Tfci*. the Uruted State* del t!i* aeji» ft! •-*« U I"i-. rack
voukd proceed tiutxicb tbe UcJled t i pcTTtutttec expenesced enpNatkaii. uxl that « a part rf the , n«rj from the Wer. U> deal aw»y
1,'aitd Ni'Litcj AJJ fomtrj wcz-id the d t t m m the ranai before
backup the reiolutiau adapted by ; uocp w:thdraval «H! be cude by
ttit varid orjiniialion uul-TiKed the r»o «eittm tition*.
to keep the peace Ai of now it u And Uke matter ol the «e*tera
dear that tbe United Statet policy : Europe economy ffiui: acm be csoii not to move unilaterally, as «xr! udered »i a part of our |pm(n
ailiei E&etaod and France did in pebrj. * " the er.'are eceMtsy ol
mormt into the Sue; area, but to Europe it uom endangered by
move only in concert wiA the lack til oU tar European
United Nations deci&xm, in which Ttus if a siatter ci prime
we take a part Tha «ai tbe pcUcr ; unee. tor this ccustry only bat
taken in the "Korean "pclice at- the tanker* tod the money aetet-
ton."
tary to put into ttTect a s "oil ter>
Here It what bas happened: The ry" either from South America
Brititb-Frend] move into Port or from the Arabtto oil fields.
Tbe DeparUtttfil of Jurat* is
Said and the Suez area was a tragic failure. The move was intended coosjden&g as a first essential
to open up the Canal and to beat step waiving acti-tnut laws, w
Bussia to the drav in ptlttinc an that Amerxas Oil Campantn caa
army into Egypt aad tae Kear join in this undertakMcc worlunj
East Howerer, ft-endent Kisser. >-itfc the Oil Supply Commifffe df
of E u p t saceesstuCy blocked t&a i tie Ortuuzatioc of European EcoSuez by jcuttltci a dozen sbipa, {oomic CooperatiGe. vhxh
aeffective}? tkiani the canal to' dude* vx-tuaBj aQ of Europe ttiis
traffic Ua pouibly mccths to' side of tbe iron curtain. Another
come.
S important step it American back*
Bed B U H U threatened to tend a j of a more to have the United
a huce "volunteer" army into tbe N»tucj isett undertake tuperriMiddle East unless Britain andSsioa of dearmn oat tcuUkd snips
visbdrew tbeir iirrajioo'ia tbe Suez canal
voriiy.
Glide five-A. Patricia Balint,
w j j j m Gacek. Juditn Hansen.
Joseph H.gfia&i Lorraine Muiiusst: Theresa Ru?ak. Daawl S.i«han. Vivian Tayior
AbwanLst
Grade f:ve-B. Katfclecj Bel'.ar.ia. Mary Ann Campion. Paarica Clark. pVederick Doffiena
Jaaifis Gadek. Patrick Golden. Shorsock. Jo Ann Stark. Gerald
Carol Kath, Bemadette EeaUng. Snatko. Roger Tayk>j Laura
Joan Kehner. Peter Kflno-no. Tymparjci. John Van D&lea. Mi'Timothr Krulikowski. W a y n e c h a e l Van Dzura,
Leahy. Gtrard Mffier, Kevin Grade three A. Richard BranO-Bries. Chrisune Pasko. J o i n n e g a n . John Puery, Rath Biros
Jo-Ann Redhing, Thomas Thomas Hefiersnan. Caroie MarMichael Schabert. Paul ztx't^ James WooUer Suzanne
Se'chek. Patricia Simaci Thorn- Urban. Donna McCure,
ai Turner
Maureen W»Uh. Grade three B. Sheryl Alautl,
Tnona* Wrf*.
Chnttine Banoa, IJand- Bael.
Grade four A. William Hetter- George Busts. Pranci? Casak
naa, Kemith Huttick:, Mariha
Koaowkz. Randolph IMTBaroeUaca, Barbara Jean PiedN*el Uff»r Jottu Miele.
not, Michael Hamckl. Pal KaMinkJer. Pranoa
toiu. Fredcrkk High, GTtgory Leonard Papp. Mario
Wardlo*. Rabert Smith.
Mark PUsfco, Mary Jane Bcbn-fer
Grade lour B. Eabert* Bedard, Robert Seaman Virginia Trrpai
Kennetr: Boga&c. Ans Mane Susan Waste!.
Brorn. Gerald Carpenter. Joanne
Casak. Bet.y Ann Ga'k», Kaacy DEEP SECEET
;«i L.vno Gray, Rosemary Harness. *«*"'f a voman her ate
Iiada Kantr^. Michaelcn^ Kogut
I* H e burinf a secood-hand
Jane: PWr.iat. Hiroid Porycki,
ear;
Jdu Ann Sandar. Eeasore Sctiir- The fipeedomeier's been « t back,
ge: Bererly Ann Serge Mao'ann
But roo can't jell Just benr lar
Receive 1 1
S2$.M
'<* the
the Prior «;
8ona and Dt
*H — t * l n « 1!l
The
• a» tht
of
prog ram ? 1 «-prBtdeot: M n WD; j s Patrick w i M f ^ i i n j«cPORDfl — Opposition to a q * - The Chn,:.T,
r*i*rr Mr* Robert Toft -rays
r
and mearj Mrs. Arthur Bry«r dal refemidiun (pooaond bf; W»l*t*d j.-.f.
ind Mn Ciark cooKinatiix com- Ute Board of Fire ComnuatkSKrs! *******
<rf Dutrtct 7 appear* to haw d e - ' 1 * f
auttee
A profr*m !cr the retogniUor
of ne* m e » U » wu dL-e:te4 byi The ipwral eie^ion a schitruJed
Mrs. Caetma
! f o r S>uirday from 7 to 9 P. « . " « '
Gt:
Mr* Pe^rwo announced that,* 0 1 1 ^>* Board It askin* permaE
an executire board "»—t"*f will be don to float a (95.000 2*-year bond
held January I at T.JO P M . m iscue to erect an addition to the
Room 3 in the church basement. present f.-fhojse on CorneDe
miUee, U: E
It vat announced by Mn P P Street
Aorafum Rosenblum. attorney,Mm K u U
O'Connor that Mrs Frederick
Lott Mrs Lena Perier Mrs Prank f«r ihe Board- stated the boapiuiit;.
••
Vigh and Mrs. Arthur Monne* addition would cost each tax-.
heime!' w-Jl be the ne a- leader: payer approximately M a year for
for fcflem^on crcSe meeting; and |20 years. Tat present firehouae, , A guarj
Mn. Prink Mazzur End Mrs he said, is in a dilapidated MnO'Connor will direct the evening diiion ind one piece of equipment
ik.i
mus: be stored in an adjoining
circle meetingi
Mrs. aVlward Kosic and Mrs. J**^
Hanter were In charge of Christ-1
! The
raa* decorauont and hones«et! 09V10LS CONCLUSIONS
on hit
were. Mrs Georfe Kuhlman. Mri
The cily editor t u
Gone Mrs. A Peterson. Mrs the cub reporter again. leciurinj. like?" n
Prank Perkins. Mrs. Monheuner, ; "You use too many words.' "He's
Mrs. Charles PeVrsen. Mrs. Har-i Wardsworth.' he said. ""Tfoy tay "and he
ald Uacrauaih. Mrs. Andre* j here that he was poor but T">*t - The
Campbell and Mrs. Harold Goll ; Why not just say he wai honeat?",
' "Again, you a y that he %u * n a r t " ^s ; i :
"Don't be
Mel ShBTelson and Jack Rose without money or friends. You're
auct have a way with them. They wasting space. Simply &ay that he guard tesulv
; got Bob Hope for their "Beau was without money."
cratj.'
James." aqd both Cary Grant and
Otnny Kaye Eg!ied with tiitaL JT
•wiihmt reojulrfttf script approra!.
Grant will do "Houseboaf and
Danny the Red Hichots' sue?, now
titled -Pr*e Unit Penxutt,, And.
' Mary Martin wants u> pUy the
Oenrade Lawrence role foe them
on Broadway, i
PATEB COLLECTION
TgKTjy — The monthly drtre
held by Lioni Club win be, held
Sunday at 1 P M In addition to
-i» paper bundles, used dothing
for the reiugee Hungarians will
also be p»eked up The drive
had been postponed on account ol
inckneni weather December I
11103.
NOW OPEN
Three for Jamie Dawn" set the , 5
hall rolling for Maria Palmer She |
now receives loads of fan maiL 1
mfhwiing love letters. propo&aU of', 2
mamaie and poetry.
EVERY NITE Til,'K
THE NEW FISKIN BROS
Cite » B*i of
Whitman's Samplers
"The Story of Uirji-n-c » now
maoe for Wkrae; Bnnhen
lien an erjergeuc jounf
radjocaster bircat nim produoer
I! ibmgs work out as experud .'.
i-JB certa^ii be a t unusual film
PUBLIX
PHARMACY
M MAIN' STREET
HOODfiJtIIK.F.
Opna E**«tMS TH I*
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•iid
Sporting Good s
tf&S
For a Merry
Christmas . . .
IN
Lod^e In Ihij
rompkUd lor the alHoli.la%ftart
Chrwunci partr
Bvfwli) afler-noon »! 7 o c t e t i s
Preoerk* BackW airtetKt the church haD. under the dineCanRuai pro*ra« in the tioc c>f Jorin WnnlU. Richard
sanctuary, w.th Don Ma*, KkyUiarn MLhael DeStefaM and
LSKftamf at the ortan Soio- J*nui Nanaro
i t r t U n Wiiliim Jorinaan
TenuLve pUn* aere made for
Wil;«r Ooos and M U K I f > - k !unttr«l Uio» m rVbruary and
Joanna Artyxn Also • but i w t to tee a ma)or league
j--.su ttft k*tt Andrew Hun- ba-wbil) vame next tummer PVHM
x Mn W»rreE Wannan
srtre kin,. dlKuucd Iw the anrelreat
ai«aiat<l UM
Refreshment* were served by
a o.'fx^ri Mn A PHencn
Mr
Ciariet Kahitemee vise-jwwid«>t:
CHVHPIOV? HOXOREI*: Mnn*rr« «1 iht
Ki«»n» (tab Tanrfa;
Tv«n»faip Little Werid «*rip* xn pKlarrd
Ditht at L H BOTMT* L*J takifl.
p
dinner Tb* atain cacaker »aa Tbi** •< Petk* J >bn U » n In lh* rrtt ti ihf ^
manager •( It* K i a Oikff t t i a . Ji*n Mrfrur prradroi »f U» <!B» Jrtin
*rnl and
WOOOBRIDGE — Sater Mary
ol Si
MRS. JIXU a%SEO
honor ro3".
PeneaaHy, we wmJder T r e
tfO>DBR!IX>E — r-tttnl sci^o. '.K « - i Jaii* H*s*o IW Got a Secret- the best pand sbov
grade. Joseph Array
Oat Ai?Eaf » w e h«M jesier- cc Die air . . Probably "What's
*nnan. Usda Broim
da~ .:: 51 John's Greek Cstiulv My Line" has tfae m i l saleflectcal paod bat they abrayi cxm-cy Jama Camgaa. Vinsrn: CJiperu)
Amtwi
U\e Vcrs Attend
First Conference
Tsrwtaoo
u;v :.V-J Joseph Imbtwco IRH-
• at —
285 MADISON VMM
'Between the Majtalie ThMtre and
PERTH
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First Savings
339 STATE STREET
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THURSPAY, DECEMBER 13,
)v Committee
es Chairmen
PAGE THREE
Avenel Auxiliary
Inducts Officers
Luncheon Held
Ry Mothers Club
The SlsterAVENEI,
Installation of ofAdath IsWOODBRIDGE — The
flens niyi the annual Christmas
Mnndiiy at the WoodChristmas luncheon of the Moparty were held by the Ladles Auxwish Community Center
thers Club of Woediridje w*i
iliary of Avenel Fire Company
sol Klein, vice-preslheld nt 82 O w n Street with l i f t .
Tuftsd'ay
at
the
ftrehpuse.
, • •- i c <• 1 n «r. Announcement
Louis Gabriel in oharge of jKfc;
. df thft conference and
A catered dinner was served at
rangements. Assisting were Ml*.
session of the Central
8 o'clock nnd Mrs. William KussWill in m Kursinczky and Utt,
mlak save the Invocation.
mtii'li of the Women's
Prank BaumRartner.
'
,,f the United Synagogues
Mrs. William Dwyev, chairman
to tnke place nt the
An announcement was n o d i bjf
of the Kiddles Christmas "party,
IfjHvc .Jewish Community
Mrs. Peter Urban that the
aftnounnpd plans have been comday, [mm 10:00 A. M.
pleted for the affair next Sunday
niv meeting will feature Mra. (
M . with the local 8Uafternoon at 3 o'clock nt the flreiin LOKR. Middlesex County
nitlnK as hostesse*.
house.
aKfnt who will «pe»k on *Tfow
will be available. Mrs.
to Tench Our Children the Vfch*
Plans were also completed for
f,i:i)i'i' is in charge of local
or Money." The meeting will to
the annual Christmas visit to th«
,,.nts. Members may atheld at the home of Mrs. KUtfifc*'
Home for Age<J Firemen at Boonmorning u n i o n or the
-vkv. 118 Wedge-wood AYaMW,
ton December 30, at which time
EUGENE
P.
SCHRFINER
, .session if It is not
with Mrs. Bernard Horn Mtlnt U *
he auxiliary will dlstrib^to gifts
in attend all day.
ro-hostess.
,
'
NEW ATTORNEY: Eugene P. to the residents under the direcBchreiner,
20
Surrey
Lane,
Cotion
of
Mrs.
Michael
Petras.
Mrs,
Kurslncrty
read
a
ktter
Goldman, prorom the Citizens Council i M B |
announced a lonla, ton of Mri. Eufenr
Donations were < made to the
hot a delegation from MotheMf
fin
original Mripti Schrelner, Cutters Lane, Wood- Middlesex County Tuberculosis
Club be present at a meetlnt WH
! liy the Central New bridfe and tiic lal* Mr. Schrel- League and the March of Dimes.
ilHht In the Town Ball, the dttr :
Hunch of the Woman's ner, will be sworn In w a mem- Mrs. George Kovack was presented
usslon to be "Traniportatlon for
Winning script* will be ber of the bar at the Supreme with a pnst president's pin, by
Mrs. Harold Hansen.
Children."
in May at the Branch Court In Trenton, today.
Mr. Schrabier received his
i' Deadline for entries li
The shoit business session w t l ,
Mrs. Kuzmiak, Installed new •of1 Details and rules may Bachelor of Acltnct deirrte from ficers as follows: Mrs. Jacob Swig,
concluded with season's greetlagl
New
York
University
Ind
his
law
i (I from Mrs. Goldman.
from the president, Mrs, WlllttlB
president; Mrs. John Klubensples,
Mazurek, who. was in chart* of
i.k Gottdenker reported decree from Pordham Law first vice-president; Mrs. Petras,
the program, featuring Girt
donor committee, of School, lie arnad a clerkship In second vice president; Mrs. Godthe
law
offices
of
David
StepaScout Troop 18 of Woodbrklis,
frey Thompsen, recording secref is co-chairman with
coff In Perth Am boy. He plans tary; Mrs. Paul Chomlak,. correwhich presented a choral ftad*
'inee Chodosh, met at to «j»n his office at the Surrey
COURT OF HONOR: Awards were presented at a Court of Honor ceremony of Boy Scout Troop .IS at the First Presbyterian Church
ing. "Our Christmas Albunv'M
:man's home and ap- U n * address. Mr. Schrelner Is sponding secretary; Mrs. Wallace
Friday night. Left to rUht are Fred McElbenny, scoutmaster: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hutkowski, Andrew Butkowsky, Jr., ea«le
ticlpatlng were the Mlssea
r following: Invitations nurlred to the former Dorothr Melville, treasurer a n d Mrs,
scout; Chester Case, president of Rarltan Council; Jerry Tlmar. eafle scout; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Timar, Mayor Huith B. Quinley
Ann Baumgartner, Karen C»rl«
George Kunak sergeant-at-arms,
v.ilinm, V s . Hy Ballon
and Harper Sloan, chairman of the troop committee.
Zlnkewicz, Brooklyn.
sen, Carolyn Clark, Joyce Offt,
Bernard Coen; decorMrs. Esslg, named standing
Donna Qalvanck, Beverly Htmed,
!:, Arthur Slnett and
committee chairman, Mrs. Andrew
JURY CALLS GIRL, 7
JanU Huber, Michele Kuchtytk,
Avenel Jewish Center
ri'nee Fried; dinner ar- SCHEDULES SERVICE
Galisln, Mrs. Frank Wanca and
PINEVTLLE, Ky. — Summoned Constance Mazurek, Lois Mijdlef,
AVENEL ~ Rabbk Solomon Gol- Mrs. Michael Hrabar, good cheer;
> Mrs. William 8amfor jury duty, Debbie Lynn Col- Betty Ann Reed, Jean Schwei«er.
Aids
Hungary
Refugees
.'•liim. Mrs. Ernest shevsky, Congregation Sons of ills. Gsoige Kovack, custodian;
AVENEL — The'Avenel Jewish son wrote Sheriff J. I. West, ask' Barbara Shannon and NftD^y.
telephone squad, Mrs. Jacob, announced early Sabbath •Irs. Joseph - Kelly, hospitality;
Community
Center is sponsoring a ing. to be released from service Stockel. Mrs. George Rhodes a<night unices will be held at 4:30
publicity, Mrs. and. late services will be held at Mrs. Peter Greco, kitchen brigade;
Clothing drive for Hungarian re- She explained, "I am only seven companled at the piano. . :'.
WOQDJJRIDGE
—
Two
SewarEllis,
Jerry
Tlmar,
Leonard
K
r
j
Weiss; advisors. Mrs. 8 P.M. tomorrow. The Rabbi stated Mrs. Walter Meyer, membership; en Boy Scouts of Troop 33, An- sko.
fugees, in affiliating with the Rari- years old and am attending third
The program concluded with
tan Bay Council for Hungarian re- grade."
:ind Mrs. David Out- the sermon topic will bt "Jordon Mrs. Herman Stelnbach, program, drew Butkowsky and Jerry TiMrs.
Andrew
Ellis,
president
of
the singing of "Hark the Herald
;o;ii. Mrs. Jules Mels- and the Nile." Services every Sat- Mr*. Everett Johnson, music; Mrs. mar, -were presented their Eagle the Mothers' Club, presented spe- lief.
President Eisenhower has In Angels Sing." Mrs. Robert Clait
i:i.-,i>ort«tfon. Mrs. Eman- urday morning are held at 9 "Cuzmlak.i chaplain and'Mrs. Ru- awards last Friday In a Court cial prizes to Timar, Butkowsky, The Center on Lord Street, Avein Greco, publicity.
and Mrs. Frank Baumgartner JL»-:
ifnh and Mrs. Pred o'clock.
of Honor ceremony in the Pres* Rusniak, Krysko, Dowling, Hels- nel, will be open Monday through vlted leaders of Congress of both sisted on the committee'. •>••• - -^
The board of directors will meet byterian Church's new Sunday elberg and Urasz.
Thursday, from 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. parties to have a preview look in
i-i The donor dinner will
t Mrs. Esslg's home, Woodbrldge School building. The troop Is Other guests present were Ben- and from 8 to 9 P.M., for the con- mid-December at his State of th<
Guests were Mrs. Kenneth
at The Goldman In VISIT FROM SANTA
:.ilc New Jersey, May 6. WOODBRnXMC — The annual Avenue, January 4.
sponsored by the church. Rev. jamin Kantor, Percy Hullck, WUr venience of Avenel residents. A Union legislative program for nexi Lind, Mrs. Wayne Cox. Mrs. C h i ! donor credits must be Chrlrtmas party of the Woman's After the meeting a Christmas Earl H. Dvanny gave the invoca- 11am Bannon, John Tefley, Wes- pick-up service will be arranged year. The meetings will begin with ton Blackburn, and Mrs. Ahn*
for those who call the Center, Wo. foreign policy and national se Trautweln, Woodbridge, and M*a.
p r o g r a m , entitled "Christmas
•ill I S .
Clyub of Woodbrldge will be held Symbol?" was presented with Mrs. tion. Guest speakers were Mayor ley Helselberg, Robert Clark, Wil- 8-0333..
Zigmund Wilchlnsky of Westfleld.
curlty.
B. Quigley, Chester Case, liam Bennlng, John Skrypa, H. H.
11 win Hunden, Torah next Wednesday at t P. M . at the R. Greco as the narrator. The
,;:man, displayed new Masenic Temple, Green Street. group participated in Christmas president, Rarltan Council, and Williams, W. M. Koenlg, William
i l i are now available Mrs. Henry Miller U chairman Carol singing and gifts were dis- Robert Schultz, assistant scout Mason, Richard OLsen, Leonard
Uoyd. Pred Breigs, Harper Sloari,
| p r union of" and for -an- and Mrs. Nell Stoddard will be tributed by, Mrs. John Anacker as executive.
. After six cards are in charge of decoration*.
Mr. Santa Clauj and Mrs. P. Greco Other awards were presented to Andrew Ellis, Pred McEJhenny.
:
the following: Star, Joseph RuszA social hour followed the meet?
I at $1.00, the 1th card
as Mrs. Santa Clans.
l cents, making the pur- eli Bond Drive was given by Mrs. The dark horse crize was, wnnnak, Leonard Krysko; first class, Ing during which Andrew But*
fi-ii" contributor and Joteph Klein.
by Mrs, Pred Leldner and Mrs.Peter Dowling, Gary Helselberg, kowsky entertained at the piano.
Albert Urasz; second class, Jerry
her to receive Torah
A plea was made on behalf of Oalisin, was chairman assisted by Johnson; merit badges, Andrew Refreshments were served by the
Mothers Club.
f
<*s from National Wo- the center's youth director, Har- all past presidents.
.niup, the placing of her old WUhna, for mothers to assist
in .i special honorary chart. with the children's programs beinvitation to a "6-11" tea ing planned during this month's Scouts Do Good Deeds,
iivPM by Mrs. Hundert at vacation period. Any member
.•me. Anyone purchasing wishing to volunteer her services ~Haise $9.95 for Needy
in tli of cards will be invited U aaked to call Mrs. William
annual Char luncheon Staum or Mr. WUhna at the cen WOODBRIDOE — The B o y
COLONTA - This is a story of • whatever he can to earn a livScouts of Troop 34, sponsored by
i March at a hotel in New ter office.
the Trinity Episcopal Church, a Hungarian refugee who must m. > The January meeting
The program, "Three Days ai have learned the true. meaning remain nameless for fear of reJohn declared that life under
i,i:ht •Torah Pund" and
the Concord," was a word-plctun of charity.
prisals, flis family Is still in Hun- the Communists in Hungary was
• speaker will be Joseph
report of. the recent National Con
They set aside one week and gary and since he was a freedom the "newest thing to purgatory
Mriuehen. who was a reventlon of Women's League given worked at odd Jobs. All the mon- fighter he fears for them.
on this earth," He said he will
M: to Israel and who is
by the Sisterhood delegate, Mrs ey they earned during that perThis story starU with Mr. and never return to his native land
.: a student at the JewGutman. Mrs. Samuel Newberger, iod,— $9.95—was turned over to Mrs. Charles Ret!, 69 Cleveland even though his family is there.
laical. Stnunaxy, W«w
the other delegate, win report on The IndependemVLeader ChilStr Avenue, who haye been working
What astonished John the most
the program workshop at a futur mas lund.
was that after paying $15 a week
as
Red
Cross
volunteers
at
Camp
to the Re^is for board and room
Murray Dem, co-chalr- meeting of the executive board. 1 The boys who participated in Kilmer.
The next meeting of the Stud the project were William Kursinthe raffk projeci, reThere they met the central fig- and buying clothing, and loilenumbers to sell their group will be December lfl a czky, Walter Kllby. Frattjk Joule,, ure of this story and for the sake tries, he still had $10.
1
"In the old country," he said,
nan them in as soon 8; 15 at the home of Mrs. Out David Wainwright, David Taylor, of clarity we will call him John.
"I would have to work a full
Books are .still avall- man. Grove Avenue. The nex' Paul Taylor, David QeCarlo, A'&»V
John
was
in
the
first
planeload
month to earn enough money to
: may be obtained from meeting of the executive boar Schoonover. Frank Tuny. Norman
'
Mrs. Cyril Hutner, co- has been changed from Monday Kllby is scoutmaster, assisted by pf refugees to arrive at the camp buy a pair of shoes."
John says he is grateful to th_is
"i any of the captains. December 24 to Thursday, Decenv Edward DeCarlo and William from Budapest. The Retls met
him, liked him very much and in- country and said that if this
• on the current lira- ber 27 at 8.30 P. M.
Bannon.
vited the young man, who Is 2ji country, ever werit to war he would,
years old, to their home. When be the first to enlist if they
they discovered he had no spon- would have him.
;
sor and no likelihood of getting
"Jf I only had ten cents in
one immediately, Mr.' fteti, iphe- my pocket," he stated, "and was
Remington
has his own trucking business de- approached by the Red Cross for
cided he would be the sponsor.
help I would give nine cenU of
Schick
They obtained a Job for John it because of all the help the Red
, Ronson
with C. W. Rich, St. George Ave- Cross has given me since I have
nue, Rahway, where he earns $50 been in this country." .
a week washing and polishing
OUTFIT YOUR
France will demand that Egypt
cars: Although he had a college edFAMILY
ucation in Hungary and Is .a pay lor the removal of vessels and
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skilled machinist, John feels that bridges sunk in th« Suez Canal.
from
until he learns to read, write The cost of the operations has
HEAD to TOE
<
Argus
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and speak English he must do been' estimated at $40,000,000.
Eagle Scout Awards Given
To TWO Sewaren Residents
Hungarian Refugee Given
Home with Colonia Family
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956
PAGE FIVE
will bf held at the home of Mrs.
Oeorgt R. Merrill, Elmwood Avenu«, with Miss Ruth Erb of the
High School faculty as guest
WOODBRIDOffi — Mrs. Herbert speaker.
B. Rnnkln. SewRien. was hostess
to Jum-t Oane Chapter, DAR., at YOUNGSTER INJURED
n ClnlMmns meeting Monday.
WOODBRUXSii — Nine-year-'
Rev. Earl H. Devanny, of the
First Picsbyteiian Church, was old Alfred ftuczyntki, 30 Second
guest speaker. Miss Cafol Rsnkln Aventfe, *ort Readlihf was injured
plnyod two piano selections, "Ave Saturday ^hen he was struck by
Maria" and "O Holy Night" and a car driven by William H. Kay,
Miss Louise Fu*e sang "What 34, Kmerson Street, Carteret, while
Child is This?" and "Santa Claus •Utemptlng to cross Carferet Road,
near Wes^ Avenue, The boy was
is Coming to Town."
Mrs. Albert R. Bergen led in the token to the doctor by his uncle,
slivilriR of Christmas carols and Plainclothesman Anthony Zuccaro
Mrs ,i p. weber, South' Amboy and treated for abrasions and
nnrt Mrs. Knnrad Stern presided bruises.
at the ten table.
The next meeting. January 19, HELP THE NEEDY
Mrs. Rankin Hostess
At DAR Yule Meeting
(port Reading
Personals
By MRS.
JOHN T,
MCDONNELL
1» Sixth Street
Port Reading
WO 8-4673
I iri-mrti at Dinner
' ,I-I Rradlmajpire Company
i its outgoing chief, stc,.-,ir. at Its annual dinner
rmes. Charles McGettl.idnit. of the company, was
.minster. "Mayor Hugh B.
pn-srnted badges to Rlchrriid. Incoming; chief; MliMlii'k, first assistant,' and
smioiic, second assistant.
, ny membership badges
irsnitod to Martin Braun,
,i of the Port Reading
August F. Orclner, for|ni.iw>r of WoodbrldRe; WIImiull, Sewarcri, and Ml-iiincoiit, member of the
.if Fiie Commissioners.
1895
Furs and Jewelry
ABOUT
Stolen in Colonia YOUR HOME
YOUR NEW
SOCIAL SECURITY
ALLAN A. BASS, District Manager
:uesU were parents and
WQODBrtfDQE Furs and
Q.—I worked under social seGood wool blankets are no small curity for 6 years (1937-1943). I've
nf all the chiefs, wives Jewelry valued at $4,250 were
w.h of the firemen, widows stolen from Uhe home of Peter investment and should be well been working under U. S. civil
i-n,' i firemen, exempt assocl Slderls, Devon-Road, Colonia, over taken care of. They will give years service since then. Will I be eligii,mbers and their wives, ac the weekend. Despite the fact that of comfort and enjoyment if cared ble for both pensions at 65? I'm
!."iniy members and their a baby sitter was at one end of the for properly.
48 now.
net members of the Ladles house, the thieves gained entrance
Correct laundering or dry-clcanA,—Since you'll be 65 after
through a ground floor window Ing by a reputable cleaner are 1W0, you'd need 10 years of work
and'
ransacked
the
master
bednecessary
to
keep
blankets
fluffy,
:,iiiimont was provided by
under Social security to be eligiwarm and soft.
iuan and Henry Anderson room.
ble. You can receive both beneArticles stoien and their value
The way blankets are stored and fits If yon qualify for both.
In Tribal
listed by the owner are as follows: the every-day care and use they
Q.—I'd like to'Check up on my
the hustle and bustle of
one mink stole. $600; one mink receive arc important in retaining social security account and sec
|tmns envelop us too quickly
Jacket, $2,500; three skins of stone their serviceability and beauty. how much wages are credited.
of Port Reading,Join
, martin. $270; 1 pair of ear rings,
Brush blankets often, with the How do I go about this?
fin .sure. In wishing to express
$100; one bracelet, $250'; string of nap, toward the binding to remove
A.—Your local social security
sorrow over the loss of
pearls, $75; pearl bracelet, $35; dust and dirt. Every now and office has a special post card for
|tiperint€ndpnt of Schols. Vicpair of pearl ear rings, $20, gold then air them outdoors.
totting a ware statement. Ask
Nicklas We shall miss his
bracelet, $100.
Soiled bindings must be wash- for form OAR-7004. The state> efficiency and his courteous
Mr. Slderis is owner of Hqw.ard ed with a thick mild soap lather, ment you set will show your
^••ration for tti^ntHarp. 'of
Johnson rte«U'uranCftdifte;i "" using a soft-brush. The next step total earnings under social sellnlriren and teachers of our
i.s to pull the binding straight and curity since January 1, 1937, and
He lui* *on a lastlnsj
press with a moderate iron. Use annual figures for the last 4
i.'i our iiilectlonx:
a pressing cloth and don't creasl years.
the outer edge of the binding! Q—As a chur.ch treasurer I pay
When bindlnss become frayed or a janitor $13 a month and an orsoiled beyond cleaning, replace ganist also $13 a month. Should
I deduct social security from their
A 19S7 Mcdel
How to score yourself: Mark them.
Always store blankets c l e a n , earnings?
your choices 1-2-3-4. You get ten
PORTABLE
A.—No. Nonprofit organizapoints for a correct first pick, five in a cool, dry place in a tightly
tions, such as churches, are not
sealed
case.
Do
not
pile
other
for
a
second,
three
for
a
third
and
I'YI'KWRITKR
one pojnt for a correct fourth things to be stored on top of subject to social security unless
I I'-timc l.uhririticin
proper waiver certificates are
| choice. Twenty is average; thirty. blankets because the weight will
filed with the District Director
I'KI.. Ill 2-6580
good; forty, vefa> good, and fifty | flatten their nap.
(
of Internal Revenue. Even where
U perfect.
'
j Don't try to remove stains or coverage has been obtained,
1. John L, 8ulUvan, the world's re-dye blankets. Instead send wages of less than $50 a quarter
1^ pi-writer Exchan<je
heavyweight champion from 1882- them to a professional. Never iron paid by a church would not be
|i:i MAUKKT STRKF.T.
1892, was one of our most colorful a blanket, it can quite easily be reported for social security.
IKKTH AMBOY
fighters of all time. Can you name ruined by doing this.
If you have a question, write to
When removing blankets f r o m Allan A. Bas;, District Manager,
the country In which he was born?
i ) Ireland, ( > Wales. ( ) Eng- beds, don't twist or pull, or al- 313 State Street, Perth Amboy,
low them to drag on the floor.
land, i > United States.
New Jersey.
; 2. If your memory Is still keen,
I you will have no difficulty picking NO METERS THERE
New Hampshire Isn't fooling with
j the llght-heavywelght champion
AUSTIN, Texas — Parking met- Jitterbugs. A state law provides
; champion from 1938-1941 who va- ers Just won't stay put In front that anyone convicted of throwing
| cated his title to fight In the of a University of Texas men's refuse or rubbish into public waters
J heavyweight division. ( ) Billy dormitory. Placed thereby the po- or on, their shores or approaches,
j Conn, ( > Ous Lesnevich, < ) lice department, they are yanibd loses his hunting or fishing license
r r > Kodak Eqiitpmc
Archk' Moore, < > Mello Bettlna. out before the concrete base hard- tor a year. This is in addition to
tnakei if caiy
3. Name the middleweight ens and some meters just disap- the usual fine of not more than
$50.
champion who lost his title and pear.
regained It within a space of four
X-M.W K O D A K
months In 1951. His opponent was
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4. There have been only two
Mexican lightweight champions
subscription to:
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•MM C O L O R
the division in 1952. ( • Juan Zu• CARTERET PRESS
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FILM
rlta, ( ) Prank Erne, ( > Lou
,
•
EDISON
TOWNSHIP-FORDS
BEACON
Salas, ' ) James Carter.
5. Who was the oldest boxer to
Tojbe sent to:
!
Roll
.win the heavyweight title? He
copped the coveted crown In 1951.
NAME
( i Joe Walcott, < ) Eziard
I'j-ompt, Kodak
Charles, < > Bob Flteslmmons, ( )
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f/
COSTUME JEWELRY
JEWEL BOXES
cOIony
FOR HIM:
FOR HER:
Ties-Gloves
House Slippers
Shirts - Jackets
Gloves - Handbags
Bella- Hats - Socks
Shoes - Jewelry
Underwear
Hankies • Pajamas
Umbrellas - Blouses
Dresses - Skirts
FOR HIM:
Wallets • Slippers
Sweaters - Slacks
I'ajamas - Umbrellas
Sport Shirts
Luggage
111,
Or,
•
FOR SIS
or BROTHER:
Love Dresses - Snow Suits
Kaynee Boys' Wear
Lcroi Sucks • Jacket-
h'ovpli:
its
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FOR the
HOME:
BLANKETS
COMFORTERS
TABLE CLOTHS
FOR SIS:
or BROTHER".
TOWEL SETS
BED SPREADS
Robes
Underwear
We take pleasure in announcing
the opening oiour newofficesat
House Coats
By Luxite, Seamprufe,
Barbizon, Loungees
Nationally
EASTERN
;
—William Franklin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Franklin, 31 Yale
Avenue, has received his honorable
discharge from the U. 8. Air Force.
William served in the Air Force
for four years and was stationed at
Lake Charles Force Base, Lake
FOREST FIRES
Charles, La.
Over 70,000 acres of forests have,
been destroyed In th« mountain*
OPEN THIS WEEKEND
of Southern California this yctt
WOODBRIDOE — The Wood- and the fires are continuing. Each
bridge Post Office announces that acre of watershed that Is burned
the parcel pqst and stamp windows off Increases the danger of fldoda,
will be open Saturday and Sunday when the rains arrive late tctfthe
Trnrn 1 to 5 P.M.
winter.
«
"The Friendly Store"
i was given by the
Mllos, pastor of
iniy's Church whHe the
,; sp'Rkcr was Dr. Robert
MII nf a Into former chief,
Zullo.
•in, i miesta vete Elmer Dra:.i:d Ward commltteeman;
IN CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME: At its Christmas meeting Tuesday the PTA of School 11 presented
HiUimto, Mario Coppola,
i m i : Slmeone, members of , a two-aet comedy pantomime, "The Christmas Ile'V1, with the east above as follows: Standing (I.
to r.) Harold Melh, Buddy Albrecht, Mrs. Charles U n e , Henry Koehler (Santa), Mrs. Alfred Helli:l of Fire Commissioners;
rejltl, Miss Maureen Gioe, Ileini Koehler. Reated, Mrs. Z. Kennon Risinger, Mrs. Robert Jones,
chief John Egan; Michael
, security director of CallMrs. Albert Schmidt and Mrs. Arthur Berlin.
• Hi Co.; Joseph parhbach,
i director of the Mlddlei:i'.v Firemen's Association;
-mas, chief of the Avenel
| ( nipiiny, and Joseph Halm f of the Carteret Fire
I'llARMACY
Avenel Personals
TEENAGE DANCES
WOODBRffiOE - The HtHretr
tlon Department announce* that
teen age dances will be held tomorrow night from 7 to 10 otftMfc
at School 11, Woodbridce; $Qbort
10, Hopelawn; School IS. Melirt,
School T, Fords and the Co)|»U
Civic Improvement Club. TMrf
will be live'music at the tfeettd
Schol.
^
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PAGE SIX
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, KJB6
Woodbridge Center53?
Health
There is » new theory Lhul, If »
baby is stiuteil early on solid foods
he will be eating eg«s( soup, mashed faaiiHMH, Mislaid (iiuldlng and
mashed crisp baron by nine weeks.
Tliis same theory says thai by
using a six-hour feeding schedule,
the baby will soon be eating three
meals a day This would be a great
help to the mother — as any mother who has ever worked on the 102-4 schedule will be happy to tell
you. Prom a study of 600 babies
fed this way. It, Is believed that
they Rrow up with fewer eating
problems.
Cereal feeding is started in most
hospitals. Strained meats are begun at 14 days, strained fruits a
few days later. Orange juice, eggs,
soups and other foods added at
Weekly Intervals, under this new
feeding theory.
Doctors agree that environment
influences neurotic tendencies
among children more than heredity does.
An extensive study of more than
six hundred children found that
early family influences were of
great Importance in development
a] neurotic tendencies.
• Every mother and father has a
duty to read at least two authorities on child training, A person
ii never so smart that he or she
n
„ Jaeqboun
WOODBRIDQE — The Woodbridge Jewish Community Center
was host to lh« Rah way Cm tar p o r t e r
in the opening of the Intercom- Levin
munity Basketball Leagiu reason Barron
last evening.
'
I Selanick
The Woodbrldge Vanity 4c* Freeman
feated the Rahway Varsity, 18-18, Rlmmons
with Fred Brodsky and Phil Shore Oarber
leading the scorers with nine Mandel
points each. Bob Selinlck led the Abrams
losers with six points. The Wood- Naedel „
bridge team is coached this year
bv Seymour Cohen, and are the
defending champions of the
league. Last year thf team was
unbeaten In league play.
enn know inore about, u wibjcet
than n doctor who lias irmde a lile
study ol cnildmi iind their problems. Early training
this includes the first two years — is
very important. 1'iivnt.s should
understand that without the knowledge of speech to make themselves understood, children cry or
whine to let you know what, they
wnnt. This is the only way they
have as yet.
IF* YOU'RE planning to makt
1
popcorn balls for! the young
fry, give them a holldiy air by
adding some raisins Snd red and
green enndied cherries as you
shape them Into balls- and plac«
on sticks. Wrap lri red or grten
cellophane to keep them clean,
especially If they're to be hung
on the tree.
Tiny candy fruits, called tnartlThe great danger is letting this
practice continue after the child pan, make an appealing decorahas the power of speech and can
THIS WfeEK'g RECfPE
tell his parents, nurse or friends
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2Vi cups mashed sweet potaon spanking a child. Some children
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1 cup chopped telery
1 oup drained, cubed orangt
what you are saying to thsm. Some
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2Vi tablespoons brown sugar
their own good and may need n
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spanking every now and then. Even
Vi teaspoon pepper
then it shduld be done In a calm
Melt butter in skillet. Add
manner tfnd after explaining to |
celery and cook gently for 10
the child why it is happening to
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aood. In time he will understand
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COMMUNISM
By Dr. Alexander S. Balinsky
Assistant Professor of Economics
and Specialist in Russian Affairs
and Economics, Rutgers, The
State University
Into the life of every columnist a little self-evaluation must
fall. And this is the day.
On October 25, 1956, this column attempted to predict what
the Russian delegates would say
on returning to their country
after having observed our American elections.
My prediction was put into
these words:
"On their return . . . the Soviet observers will say that the
American two-party system is
preejsely the sham that Marxist
theory claims it to be. They will
point out that American voters
have only a Hobson's chance between 'tweedle-de-do' and 'twee- j
dly-de-dum' since both parties j
are pledged to preserve capitalism. . . . Instead of noting the
differences, the Soviet observers
will stress the areas of agreement between Republicans and
Democrats. According to Marxist
theory . . . no election U really
free or significant unless the
working class has the opportii-,
nity of voting for a party dedi- ;
cated to the overthrow of the
capitalist system."
j
We hear that King Vidor is
dividing his research material
from his fllm "War and Peace."
a whole trunkful, between the Library of Congress in Washingbetter ncqtiainled in the hope ton, the Museum of Modern Art
that by learning the truth about in New York and Hollywood's
each oihi-r we would also learn Academy.
to live together more peacefully.
It is clear now that the Soviet
intention has been quite otherwise. Russian observers have
been win- iit-iL- in order to provide the Soviet government grist
for its propaganda mill. That
leads me to believe that tne recent State Department ban on
further cultural exchange between ourselves and the Russians is no great law.
On November 29. 195(1, this!
column discussed the reasons
why the Soviet Union is losing
ground as a result of Khrushchev's folly. I had given nine
reasons *hy the Soviet position
today is much weaker than It
had ever been. Eight of thos
reasons arfl still valid. One of thi
reasons, however, has been over
stated here. On additional re
flection and investigation, it
my opinion that the Sovie
Union has not lost as much fact
or ground with the Asian neu
trals as I had indicated.
In the early flushes of enthu
siasm over the pronouncement
of the Prime Ministers of India
Burma. Ceylon and Indonesi
regarding Soviet butchery ii
The report of the Soviet dele- Hungary, I had stated that th
gation—a report which could' Soviet Union has lost favor witr
have been written without ever; the neutral nations. But follow
leaving the Soviet Union—is now ing the speeches of Nehru. V. K
in and duly published in the So- Krishna Menon and others, it
viet press. V. L. Kurdyavtsev. becoming increasingly clear tha
one of the delegates who ob- the nature of their condemna
served our election and a jnem- tion of the Soviet Union U most'
ber of th editorial board of the ly a polite slap on the wrist.
government newspaper "IzvesThis is particularly true in th
tia," wrote the following about case of Nehru who envisage!
our 1956 election:
himself the gre^t mediator be
"There is no difference be- tween the communist and free
tween the Republican and Dem- world. It Is certainly true
ocratic parties, and both are Krishna Menon who, when In
financed by big monopolies. tervlewed on Meet the Press, re
There is really only one party fused even to question the righ
in the United States. The reason of the Soviet Union to send it*
for having an election at all is troops into Hungary.
to distract the voters fjrom-feriThis can lead to only one con
ous political problem* cbttfront- clusion: We have a long road to
ing the country aqd at the «ame travel before we can really ga
time to create the Impression that the Asian neutrals have
tha,t hfe, the voter, personally come disenchanted with com
takes part in deciding the des- munism and have joined forces
tinies ol his country."
with the free world.
The ostensible purpose of cultural exchange program was to
give both Americans and Russians a-n, opportunity to become
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,,iifloiis flavor of the rosy
, 1;inl)Piry makes It a
,,f nil
2 tablespoons quick cooklnn
T h e clever IIOUSP-
Oriitod rind of 1 orange
Suit
"* nip crenm whipped
il in a variety of dlshns,
Boil siisiir nnd water together
for 6 minuter. Add cranberries,
ni,,.rrv Avocado Salad
ifipioca, gifted orange rind and
i rsh cranberries
snlt. Cook quickly over direct heat
peeled and diced
stirring constantly, m u i i c n m * * . ,
.punas sugar
SKIUS pop open. Chill. Then fold
i,.fruit peeled and
in whipped cream.
/
kiiuws what will please
i iiiul KUPBU makes use
Cranberry Sauce and Pork
Chop*
% cup cranberry sauce
3 slices ennned pineapple
3 pork chops
2 tablespoons butter
Vi tfaj,poon snlt
P. pper
Broil chops ns desltW. p l f
chops on n hot platt"#,viprlnkle
with sail nnd p;pper, add Butter.
Garnish with slices of pineapple
and In the center of each slice put
1 tablespoon of cranberry sauce.
PAGE BEVKtf
The New Records
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By B. C. H. .
Feather >, "Lonesome
Ain't Oot No Home" <Arfo> U Blues" (Wayne McQlnals). fJUgL,
n novel number spinning for all. MeUor records.
_
It tins n pood rocking rhythm with
j 0 Stafford1 and Paul W i
n fi-'.v chuckle;) included. Otereneo n a y e turned out
Henry (PTOR Mam Is almost un- l n t n e w a y o j b a n a ( j s , "On :
hf>lirvablfl
\ 'BrldKe" (Columbia), a llttlk *0BSpeaklng of chuckles. Pearl talgkr but not dreary.
Bailey always manages a few. Her . . F u n n v F M e - (imperial) it i
nwest aie "The Gypsy Ooofed" flne r i, v thm number written and
and 'I Can't Rork and Roll To p l B y e d b y E r n | e P r e m a n . It fea.Save My Soul" (Mercuryi with pt
u r e 8 the piano and bull flddk.
Don Rurimon and orchestra.
|
otner new
All of us were saddened by F r a n l d e t o n e s ' ••Moonlight d f t t ^
Tommy Dorsey'.s death. Mnny of b l e r - icolumblai, "Tell Me'
his recordings will be played and th(> Q^^ C n t g O n Mercury,'
remembered for years. HU last r a d o M o o n . . , v i k , b y $#
two sides were made for an album W m ( j g ftnd . ^ m ^j r e ( i o f
, with Paul Whlteman. The album, t h m R •b u t You" <Dot>.
is Paul Whtieman's 60th Artntv«rr s n o o ) c j e
i p.iry Album; the songa, vMy Ro-1 '
munce" and "The WJglit Ja| H e n f y
Young." The album also features H o ) l y w o o d n o w , H e n M
,ioe Veneiti, Jack Teagatden, pictures this year,
Johnny Mercer, Jimmy Dorsey.
Hoagic Carmichael, Charlie Mar- h | ] d ,
j
KOIIS, and other greats, all playing
with Paul Whiteman.
v,1
Spiped Cranberry Boll
•Wly Roll
4 egg whites
4 egg yolks
1 CMP .sugar
3 tablespoons cold water
1V* tablespoons col-nstarch
Him diced
Steamed Cranberry Puddy
1 cup Hour lesi. 1H tablespoons
ruts
'A cup butter
1XU teaspoons baking powder
horseradish
% cup sugar
VA teaspoon mit .
espoons French dressing
2 eggg well beaten
Beat egg whites stiff, but not
2 '/n cups flour
das
dry: beat In half th<! sugar. Add
(ivimbcrrles, add sugar and ilU teaspoons baking powder
cold water ta eggs yolks and beat
until thin and lemon colored. Beat
fuid while remainder Qf I ft cup milk
In remaining sugar. Combine mix, arc prepared, Com*' l cup cnmneiTlM .
b»n8|i'
fi--•offruit
Cream butter, add sugar grad- tures. Fold in the flow which has
lly and eggs. Mi
with cranberries. Blend ually
Mix and sift flour been sifted 4 times with the baking
h with F'rench dressing and baking powder and add alter- powder and suit. Urve bottom of a
over fruits. F1U centers nately with milk to first mixture. dripping pan with paper, butter
do* or ovacado rlnss with Stir in berries. Steam 3 hours. | p a B I ! r a n c ' m& of pan. Cover botA R e r fln
3erve with thin cream, sweetened ! t o m w l t h t h e "P°nse cake mixture
and spread evenly. Bake 12 minand flavorede with nutmes.
Cranberry Conierv*
utes In an oven 350 degrees. Do
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Little Baby" (Jr. Thomas on vo- «*yl n T
mulberries
not overbake. Turn on paper
Cranberry Horseradish RrlUh
to
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|.()ld water
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Mix chopped raw cranberries osprinkled with. •powdered sugar
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time finding a spot on Main Street.
seeded raisins
portions of % cranberries to K i .. s ? i ( !* d cra »berry mixture and
r,
English walnut meats horseradish. Serve with meats.
roll. Roll In paper until serving
you can Justify going overboard your very new velvet shoes to th«
time.
, thinly sliced and cut
when choosing a dance or cock- party ln.
ll pieces
Cranberry Ham Slices
Spiced Cranberries
tail dress, this is it.
3 cups fresh cranberries
Empty No. 2 can cranberry sauce
Lace is still the top favorite;
i iind wash berries. Add 1 '/a cups strained honey
ii ud boil until the skins
This year try a new. fuller halr- however, It Is quite expensive. If
2 slices ham, % to 1 Inch thick into u saucepan. Mash well and
add % teaspoon cloves, '/, teaForce through a strainer
The Christmas season is the style and a new cut tii a cocktail rou do break down! just remem2 tablespoons whole cloves
cl boiling water, seeded
Mix cranberries and honey. spoon cinnamon and !'a teaspoon easiest time of the year to look dress or formal. Two minutes 'ier that good lace lasts and la-its.
and sugar. Again Trim ham. Place 1 slice in baking grated orange rind. Cook over low gay and pretty. This Is more true worth of halr-brushlni »nd a Chiffon seems to be next. This is
Ol-.l
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mlnutes
- B e a ' smooth. Cool today than ever before because bright new lipstick can make a one fabric that is becoming to all
I t>' ullng point and simmer dish and cover with cranberry and
Ada niits. Cool fill honey mivture. Top
p with 2nd'iflice!
c e S p!r e ^^ o n h o t s p o n gge c a k e - R o " of all the wdnderful creams and big difference between prettlness shapes and sizes except the very
wltl?
young. It lends Itself perfectly to
Slid seal.
: and cover with remaining c r a n - ' u p ' confectioners sugar lotions we have and our sensible and a washed-out-look,
the new back interest ln dresses.
way of eating and drinking.
berry mixture. Stick whole cloves I
~
'
ran berry Tapioca
The ball gown Is black and has
around edges of ham slid*. B*ke| H e a r l n « that "The Sweet Smell
The clothes do not make the
It Is about time something was
.iik-ar
in an oven 350 degrees until tender o f S u c c « M " which
Is being filmed woman—but they go a long way brought with it new evening acwaa
done about nylon hose. All too
searching
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— about Vk hours. Baste occa- ll n ^ Y *
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towards
malting
her.
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there
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beaded
bags,
graceful
often, after just a few hours of
comic for a small role ln the film
fn".h cranberries
sionally with liquid In dish.
_ ! "Just like Joey Paye," Joey called one time during the year When fans and even shoe bags to carry wear a run appears. It Ls up to
the manufacturers to make a
j In, told the producer he wasn't
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stronger nylon hose that is sheer
busy and isn't too expensive and
at the same time. As long as we
suggested that he be hired for the
BACK TO NIPPON . . . U s t or 25 Japuncse girls who cim« (• ;
continue to be taken advantage
role. True to Hollywood style, the
New York In May, 1955 for lurfcry for Hiroshima A-bomb Injuries ,!
of the manufacturer will become
producer told him: "Sorry we only
le»ve hospital (or home.
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richer and richer. American
want somebody who looks like
women would be happy to pay a
Joey Paye."
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seeking the fountain of youth and
art wt any more sueceuful than
he'! Ii'lt not a warning to parents'
to make children's lives so lull
and interesting that Uielri will
have been pleasant memories
which will carry them through the
days when they are no longer
carefree? When God created men
and the universe, do you suppose
he ever expected any of us to live
in cititi v and be deprived of the
beauties of nature; the close
communion with animal and fowl
life? We who grew up in the country feel that we were richly endowed because We were surrounded with "io many InterestIng thinfs. Having been reared
by a wife mother, our duties were
planned in such a way as to appear like play. Each task was a
challenge to the other children
ln the family, be it hunting the turkeys to their neat or pruning the
grape-vines. There waa praise for
the one who found the most turkey egg* and we could stop at the
blue clay bank and get clay enough
to mold a miniature farm Just to
our liking. And it was a privilege
to walk' a mile to the back of the
(arm to get a hone to ride to
the country store with maybe a
basket of eggs.
Work, if gone about tactfully,
can be made to seem like play if
yours ll a wise mother.
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pounds of which Canada has accounted for 84 per cent. In 1955,
the combined total deliveries of
nickel by Canadian producers were
at a record high estimated at
357,000,000 pounds, representing
somewhat oven 80 per cent ot the
free world supplies.
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••"•IM meanf gifts . . . and what could be nicer than)
•utifuj bouquet v cor»a«e of her favorite flowers?)
•r <ho««e from our superb assortment of Traditional '•
ilia FlanU, other Decorated Plants, Gardens,.
• ii'itces — | | | sure to add eitra warmth and good /
<« your HkUday Greetings . . . and don't fornet)
wreath* for the window, pine for the fireplace, j
'"w and ether trwnn tha» will five rour "Open •
< a True Holiday Almonphrrr
, We Suggest Tliat You
:QUR ORDERS •
WITH US THIS YFAB
"' 'l» us to help you get your house all set for
11
Merriest Christmas ever. And don't forget
toi.se out-ofVtown friends.—Send Flowers by
!|
"' Place your order with us. Well handle
the deUUs.
'••niber P)orl8t Teltgruph Delivery A.vioclatlon
UMAN - %U
R. BAUMANN
_ ESTABLISHED
V I T l M IMHKDIM*
lafil —
Now to Our New Modern Showroom Loe»t*d
104 reft t« Be»r of Our Old Loc»Mon.
r
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OtKN
Hmelwood Avenue, ty
iKOS 8TARTIKQ DECEM
See Our fine
Selection of
CHRISTMAS
TREES
Select Yours Now,
Welt Re»e«e U
For You,
LARGEST
SELECTION
OF TOYS
ANYME!!
Shop In Carefree
Comfort
BUY NOW,
Dally to 9 P, M. - ;
Dally 10 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan . , , A SltwOl Deposit Holds Any Item
House
of Toys
Wpodbrl«lpe
Oldest and Urgent Toy Bim In tblf
USE OUR HANOI-CHARGE -
Open Every Night Till 9' O'clock
HriiiK the Klddir-n to See SaiUa ill lVrHon ! !
PLENTY OF FREE
SFACE!
DOOLEY'S
802 St. Georges Avenue
—•«•'•'• ' " " " ' • " " ' -
GLEN'S JEWELERS
"The «QHI« of
•f1:/"'
IVtaiu and Cherry Streets, Rftj^wy
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956
PAOE EIGHT
Vule Fund
1
I
2
I
HIM
HAMOMELY
Sweetness and Light
-~
New Jersey Car Drivers and Car
(Continued from Pare One) J
dreary homes which we have j
taken into our hearts, and,
into yours.
Owners Befieve CarInspections
j
---
— w ^ ^
ouisa \
(>r\
Have Helped Reduce Auto
Acadents, Survey Shows
I hare no doubt that there j
an many, many thoughts1]
n the Vailing:
which have turned to our '
Christmas fund — thoughts
Thich have have been meant j
to be remembered, but which
dissipated in the haste and
bustle of holiday prepare^
I for the
of other etric chibs. yet the mem- to make their home in Maine
tions. The purpose of this
Case N». 54: There are fou.
bers i.re unanimous in their frel- Paul Sato, sponsored by Dr. Fredeffort
today is to try to resmall
children
here
and
the
mothing that your Chrutmas Fund in- m c k has received a scholarship to
er is widowed
'mind those who may still
deed represents a worthy cause.' • prep school. . . .
In a
We have all contributed and you!
•
roswr home chmumu can be . wish to share the great joy
will find herewith a check in the
,r
r» l i
• dreary time for such a youngster, jof giving, that there are only
sum of S50 In the bet* that it
Vail " e l l
PRINCETON — On January
10 1»M. a law went into effect
requirin* that all New Jersey
registered motor vehicles be inspected refularly by the state
for lifhto. brmkea. steerlni aquipment. horns, etc.
The .avowed purpose of thU
law ww to help redact accident*
After nearly nineteen <W
years of atate car tmpecUons,
how do rank and file Mew Jersey clUaens feel about them intoj sofar u redwrlnt accidents u
I am m higr.
u n d e m a n d »•;'•, ;
m s r ftit most '
'Rood looking, <\-,
1
duce auto accidents in the stsU . j a (food l:ne A;
T h e s e groups include people in • who are not a,i •
all city staes. a(t« groups, occupa- setting the &,.-,
tions. and educational levels, as think can be \\.,
well as Republicans. Democrat*.!
TM.
and Independent voters.
'Answer:
Over the years, the problem of. it u rathpr! ,
car inspections have erujtaged the j a question wi> •,
11
attention of a number of state person who a *
legislatures
are a bit cone- •
Today, the District of Colum- pantons resent
bia and two states. Delaware and consider yo\ir-,
New Jersey, hare state-owned Someone ha.>. rr,
and operated, stations that In- that a sensible
sense to look v
spect, ifi c a n registered there.
P
e l
will be of some aid . . . Another j
tcantlnmA
^Cait.
Sr^ X Tin«hi,:» to» <>»y* Wt
»«
»hem
*»*° One.
Eleven other statw: Pennijrl- that a really
not* from
a ddonor
ass zfol•cm a
o n o r rreads
eaas a
oi- i '
. » » * ""• •"• *•" * » « • • — - — • . . .
.
.
•„ - f - « i
" ~ " ~ ~" "
rania. Maine. New Hampshire. should have tr.
lows "Endoje find check for i departmental work in connection i case has been out of «ont a great | give t h e greatest g u t 01 a i l — •, concerned*
1 1
ResulU of a recent statewide ttnia. West Virginia. Texas. New People know •.
jdeaL Medical eipenses are hea»y charity
$20 I wish it were more as you,l* "
:
surrey show that the New Jer- Mexico, Colorado, and U t a h - herself attracr
sue-{and there are four small children
do such a wonderful Job of helj>-; " r h t e h u
• * *
sey adult public U definitely con- require all carw registered in make the nu,,Sergeant Van Pelt 'to be taken care of.
•Jig the needj in our community.! ****""
I Beat wishes and a Merry Christ- \ h * s <levoted a great deal of time j c*se So. 51: There are two old Lest there be any doubt' vinced that t h e * car Incpec-' their states to be inspected in to know your
mas to you an who gr»e so much! *^ rffort to CMJTy o n t n * w o r k prople in thij case The only in- on this score. I thinX it tioni hare helped to reduce auto • private garage*.
ever let j * ^ , ,
( accliienU In the state.
of your time to so worthy a I H1 * ame ""^ e H o r t n* v e h 8 d v w ? come is from Old Age Assistance,
In Illinois, all commercial ve- [know them
Four out of every five adult hicles are Inspected to private
cau^ ••
j fine results and we have -tiad and the only source of heip is should
be repeated that
On the oth<:
citixeru personally Interviewed garages.
; many compliments from parent* our fund
;
™»nnv which is
might be the ;k
1
evel
nn
wnlc
in the survey are of th* opinion
and members of the various ju- Cas* No. 58: Elderly lady who U
T P« y
" «
And South Dakota requires all hard. In fart
it the Txwwriter:
' venfle ansions.
dependent on distant relations for j buted t o T h e I n d e p e n d e n t - that car Inspections have helped c a n on the road to have thetr harrt at beins ,
This. Is the last week-end for
!
to
reduce
auto
accidents
•In addition. Sergeant Van h« -P Assistance is essentiaL
Leader Christmas Fund is
headlampi Inspected tn private become unnat-,:
2 wrapping Christmas gifts for the
About one out of evert six taraget South Dakota alto rePelt attended a course at Rut- C*** *•• 5 9 : Another
fpent
for
those
in
need.
• needy, so won't you please get
Have you r.>
1
h
feels that car inspections hare quires all school buses to have
?er» Onirersity dealing wUh such ^o" *" * ° Kves atone. Her onlt
who thinks *r,..
5 ! n your
lncoroc
from oW
not
helped
reduce
auto
accimatters and received a cerUTcate
«
*«' « « " * " « , N o t h i n g whatever is deduct-i
a more thorough inspection in the time?
| Ing and
dents.
! ' N o U ; : r™ 9 0 m a n h a s b e e n " " !
private garages
|a perton r
3 not send broken toys, puzilea with of commendation.
In other words, those who be-;
l TOluld
from the Christmas fund
recommend that the icipient
In all. fifteen '15' states plus-nream of
pieces missing or ggames with p
part
ffor
o r several
s e T e r a j years and is • wry of our staff, with volunteers, | lievc that ear inspections helped
the District of Columbia, at the it U an sdvar.:
of the equipment gone. It Just, Committee duly esublish by reso- w o r t h f C l j l ,
sort and wrap clothing and' reduce auto accidents In the state present time, require some form keep
a Juvenile section in the
J mean* the time of carting It up!
a
Case
No.
M:
Still
another
elderoutnumber those who feel they :
of car inspections.
overage ho>
» two night* of stairs, sorting it.: P o I i < * Department to function ly woman all alone in the world, toys. The expense of distrib-;
have
not
by
a
martin
of
exactly
•
the Chief of Police and I H e l p f r o m t h e f u n d w o u l d g i v e „ „ .
This newspaper presents the listener much
5 carting It back two flights of,
uting the boxes of remem-| five to one
further recommend that a merry Christmas.
reports of the New Jersey Poll j an Incessant
stairB and a trip to the inctner-!
When the New Jersey Poll;
brances are paid by thei
g a t o r We have so much work to | Ser&e»rit Van Pelt be designated, C w So t i . A n d y e t
exclusively in this area.
ihit is to bnuput the following question to a,
| do the last few days that it would ** Sergeant in the Juvenile c a s e 0 , a n ' o l d w o m a n
I back to hu hi,. .
newspaper, as are all other representative cron-«ecUon of
' bltionn No !I«T|
help a lot If all toys and cloth- B u r e a u "
no one to care. She receives Old incidental costs. In this char- j the state's citizen:
\
Sergeant Van Pelt was appoint- A g e assistance.
i ing were Inspected at home before
"In
New
leney
tor
the
past
S male.
being brought to The Indepen- ed to the Police Department in
Case «2: This is a man who lire* ity, there is no overhead—j
eighteen yean, all c a n have
I dent-Leader. If there is any doubt 1942 and was elevated to his alone and our investigators teH except in the time andj
i Ami If yo'l >,,;
been inspected rejuUrlr by
I in your mind as to whether or not present rank in 1954.
i us that a basket would be most
i with the boys, d
the
state
f*r
lifkta,
brakes,
tic.
strength and money which!
welcome — and needed — here.
; an article would be acceptable,
I girl friends T!,<>
VOn the wk«k, i o you feel that
] ju*t ask yourself this question,
Case S3: An elderly couple with are supplied by our folks and
' lasUng popukri".
these ear tnpteetUns have
i "Would I like to get this aa a
none of their own to help at
; usually the or.,- •* i
helped U> reduce aaU> acciby
us.
\
• Christmas. A basket is. really
Christmas present?" . . .
(Continued from Page One)
; by the girk. So :j<
dents
in
the
state
or
not*"
• * •
1B47. Father Lefebvre was ap- ' needed here.
tivate both M-X> These were the m o l t s :
pointed director of pilgrimage* j Case 64: Here we have a vetAnd There:
Last but m,t r,
For ten years now, we have j
Statewide
to be liked by ;„
The Colonia section of the Town- there five yean later. He has done j eran who is lit and from all indi- met the obligation which we; Helped reduce accidents M 3
like them. This ,;„
rhio is eoing to have a new sweet extensive research on Saint Anne cations will soon have to be nos16
no income due undertook on your behalf,; Have n»t
you must pioif:.:
shop—Colonia 8weet Shoppe. W. and is the author of several books
Naapinion
4
to the man's illness and a baslttt
but it means ti.a;
a i l n m a n Avenue Shopping Center. including "The Land of Miracles."
generously.
The
arrival
off
Highlight of today's survey
be interested m v.
S i The store is being opened Satur- •The Saint Called Good," "Saint ! is a necessity. There U a small
the gift-laden trucks at ob-; findings is that car drivers in
day by Dychatwald. formerly own- Anne's Prayer > Book" and "The i daughter to be considered, too.
ing and in what •.:.
• Case No. 65: This old lady is scure and dismal homes hasj the state by a margin of better
er of Uncle Millie's Sweet Shoppe, Life of Saint Anne."
than four to one are of the
' living on Tld Age assistance. Let's
Roselle. Mr. DyachatwaM. his wife
j try to give her a brighter Chrirt- brought through this dec- opinion that car Inspections j
and two children reside at 15 TraJTO SALVAGE B!3
| mas.
ade, we know, moments have helped to reduce accidents'
falgar Drive. Colonia . . . When
in the state.
PITTSBURGH
'
Toys
and
clothing
were
donated
the Bucknell University Choir
of memorable happiness and
operator on a s
Car Driven, Statewide
(Continueo from Page One)
this week by Earle Gehman, WornGOOD FORM . . . Chosen "Mba
presents Its annual Christmas
the Monongahi-:
gratitude to those who other-' Helped redact aeeUenU U%
Sweater Girl of 1956." Dorothy
program on the campus Sunday. founded, In view of the financial an's Club of Avenel. The Monsters.
Elizabeth, ha5
Have not
IS
Bawaod of Bradford, Pa., »pMiss Janet D. Pedersan. a junior, condition that the Township and: Abby Meistrich, Billy and Ann ] wise would not have been retempt to salv;,..
No
opinion
t
School
District
finds
itself
to
be
Henry.
Anthony
n
.
u
i
c
n
,
uui<
tm.n
wtta
Cecelia
Farley.
KV,.
W.
Eckert,
Girl
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor
that landed o;
And among people with cars * a m e 4 "Hiss gwealer Girl of
Pedersen, 24B First Avenue, will in, and the policy or the Board of' Scout Troop 14. Senior Girl Scout' membered. Moistened eyes
last January ,;:
sing In the alto section . . . Among Education has been to add>e*» It-, Troop 7. Avenel, Mrs. Welnberg'sl have dried OUicklV by t h e in '.heir fimffles. those who be- 1971."
self
to
the
functional
use
of
build-1
Class
School
I,
Mrs.
Bert
Samson.
If Bvans rei^
lieve
that
car
lnspeclons
have
those who were inducted into the
warmth of a smile, tots lost helped to reduce accident in the POLLY LASHES LUZON
may keep all p.
armed forces by the Draft Board, ings and school property.
i Mrs David Davis.
their uncertainty, Mothers state also outnumber those who MANILA^-Typhoon Polly left at fled equipment
Tuesday were James A. Maffia,
430 Woodbine Avenue, Avenel;
have offered a silent prayer believe they have not by a better least three dead and 32 missing
today as It lashed across southern
than four to one margin.
Eugene R. Catino. Jr.. 139 Correfor the good givers.
Luzon Island In the Philippines
Car Owners, Statewide
ja Avenue, Iselin; Nunzlo C. MiHave redieed sccddenls t l % with 80-mile-an-hour winds. The
nuccl, 27 Daniel Street, Port
681-691 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret
Bureau of Customs said 32 sieve- j
Have not
IT
Reeding; Charles F. Martorelli,
The eleventh year? Whatj
ItiUV
I dore* were - missing after two I I NOW THRl
Ne •pinira
%
426 Prospect Street. Avenel; John
now?
j Worthy of particular mention,; barges sank in the Pacific off
M, Mullen, Jr., 550 Cedar Avetoo, Is that at least seven out 1 southeastern Luzon.
nue. Woodbridge . . . John J. Kala,
of every ten In every population j
pos, radioman, 3/c USN, 47 Liwith Juiif WU .mi i
group examined believe that car:
berty Street, Fords, aboard the
Uolorn (>rav
\ ••
inspections
have
helped
to
re-;
escort destroyer, VSS. Damato
(Cdntinued from Page One)
In Cinrma^rniic r..
and James E. Britton, fireman,
Wilbur Coville and Edward Slotw i t h IhfM- gin -I
USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. James
kin. Doctors. Dr. I. Zuckerberg;
Harrjr Jamr» - \ n
F. Britton. 109 Warner Street,
publicity. Lawrence F. Campion:
Dirk sh.i»n
Fords, aboard the support aircraft
Woodbrldfr, N. J.
gas stations. William Westlake.
carrier U.8.S. Antietam, arrived
Mill
STARTS
TIES., WED.. THURS.
at Piraeus-Athens, Greece, NoHI-Z U U
Lori Nelson - John Smith in
vember 23 . . . Robert L, Beni.
airman apprentice, USN, son of
THL'RS. THRl' SAT.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis. Jr.. 42 Ford
Phs
Avenue, Fords, is serving with
Rirhard Dfnninf In
Airborne Early Warning Squadron
— nlth
"GIRLS IN PRISON"
15 at the Naval Air Station PaTab Hunter - NaUlle Wood
tuxtent River. Md. . . .
Richard
• '"Uy Nil* u H U » Sthort m u
THF. MAVKRICK Ql'EEN '
|
|
EVFRV F V F M N G
! Francis Street. . . . from Ford*, a
1 aon to Mr. and Mrs Carl Hueb(Cccunued from Pagf One)
! schl*. 30 A Aldrtch Drtve: a dauthCttn added to the list Mix **ek
t*r to Vr and Mrs. Edward Mac
o be helped through the fund a n
t>*ta.. 32 Jackson Avenew . .
also a son to Mr. and Mrs Charles i& follow*. No 51 There are »eTeti
i Bennett. IJ7 Woodbrtdge ATenue. •hiWrrn in this family from I S
Snfartn and a daughter to Mr ears old to 13 year? old The mai
and Mrs John Warchol. II Clem- | jj the household is Torkin* not
bfl Court. Hopelavn
. M i l A i wt t?-;e income :« much too small
L*r«. Tiadal« Place and Mrs St^r- I
All by Hrrertf
,w> Fortay arrived tn Vienna this i Caw N«, it: Elederly woman
_ . ! • * * * to see* some of their reU-'^ho surely need* help If her
Tha not* came from Fred (ttTe* who they o#lirre rot out of! jhrisUnas is to be a tat brijhteT.
Adams in behalf of the Lucky i Hungary They are also trying to r , _ N . „ . H e ~ „ fcaT- u
Efcht Hunting Club. It speaks fl™, ^
^rx
bo^.j h ; , £ T > # T ~ : ™ 4 V 1orphanwl
for ttieif: "Altho^h the Lucky: c a s t e s rf r * G e o r g e Frederick ! ™ S J e ' ^ e s t 16 T^e fathL
Ei«ht Huntin* Club does not hare V h o m they hope to brin* tack only can «t>rk intermittent!}
the mean* to contribute to char- Ttth them
Sorry to learn tJia
would have
ity or to support financially com- • Mr. and Mm. John S Ander*sg.
•VI
I
I
I
I
GRAMERCY PARR
SUJTS
55.00
Famous Relic
Cost 'Excessive'
-\
]•
1
ST. DEMETRIUS COMMUNITY CENTER
MAJESTIC
Dancing Every Friday Night
THIS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14th
WALTER KROSS
'THEOPPOSITESEXl
Drive for Relief
And His ORCHESTRA
-STATE-
- FORDS-
THEATRE
PLAYHOUSE
'birt He Left Behind"
Barbara SUnwjrrk - Barry
Snllivm
U Random:
100%
PLKE
WOOL
SWEATERS
7.98
Gabardine Slack*
10.98
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Anderson, Jr.. Sarannah. Ga.. announce
the birth of a daughter, Joanne
Marie. November 23. In Savannah.
I : Mrs. Aftderson is the former Miss
I ; Annamae Zierer. Mid wood Way,
Mr. and Mrs. Richj Colonia
| ; » r d Gyorkas. formerly of WoodS j bridge Township, have moved into
'' 11 their new home and would like
11 to hear from their friends. Their
| ! address is 49 E. Netherfield Road.
Glenville. Wilmington 4. Delaware Mrs. Gyorkas Is the former
Joan Nochta. Avenel . . . Before
you go to Ntw York for that
last week of Ohrtjstmas shopping.
I suggest that you look at the
merchandise offered In area shop*
first. I did most' of my shopping
locally—except for two special
lWma—and I had quite a bit to
choose from and no wear and tear
on my nerves. . . . Two Guys from
Harrison, I hear, has something
lu-w -r a female S»nU Claus. . .
ViVIEYi
HIDUV SHOP
1
llmt
9.98
n
IMS SHOP
and Mn. JUUAB Wuutli, I N
,\L
i
W.
SCN.
THHl
TIES.
"Teen Age Rebels"
I'riday - Saturday
Gary Cooprr - Jane Wyalt in
"TASK FORCE"
— Plus —
James Cainey - Pat O'Brita In
_"THE nC.IITING 69TI1"
Saturday Malinrr at t:«f P. M.
Ginger Roien - Mirh**! Renoir
"COME NEXT SPRING"
Corhran - Ann Sheridan
SIN..
Ginfrr Rofera, Michael Rennle
in
( hrUtmat Krtnliw Oo*rd°'
"TEENAGE REBEL"
DECEMBER 26
— Plu» —
U»vid Brian - May Wynn In
"THE WHITE SQUAW"
HUNGARIAN SHOW
From I T. M. C«»tlnu«as
NOW
THKI
-vi'ii
"The Sharkfighters
Hllll
Viflitr
M ilni'-
"THE MAN FROM
DEL RIO"
w i t h Ainii"ii>
STARTS
l
M \ H ^ '
"THE 7th CAVALRY
n l t h K a i i d " l | ' ! ' -!•
BUONO
APPEKTO
But iVof Least:
Born at Perth Amboy Hospital:
From Woodbrldg?, a son to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Sliarik, 68 Fulton
ROBES
Street; t u p to Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin. 670 Watts Avenue:
a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nor^bert Jobt, 12 Freeman Street: a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard BernHANlA-( HAKGE IT!
stein, 172 Fief man Street; a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
January
Feb. Vi Mar. Lknmh, 534 Olive Place: a daughter to Mr and Mrs. Stuart Brandow, 645 Leone Street. . . . from
Avenel, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Den Bleyker, 200 Demarest
Avenue; a bon to Mr. and MYa.
Donald Nuztlrod. 900 Rahway Avenue; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Jamt-» V Ma««, 40 B Smith S t m t
. . (ruin belin, a daughter to Mr.
I and Mrs. Angelo A. Barbato, 14
WOOOWMf i Berkley Boulevard; a «qn to Mr.
Frt»»j Till« r. M.
and Mrs. Gowue Poywick, II Marruklitf la K m
coni Avenue, a daufhter to Mr.
CARTOONS and
COMEDY
AI
TABLE ROCK'
"HOT ROD GIRL"
GIFT CKBTIF1CATE8
FOR ANY AMOUNT
RICCI'S ITALIAN CUISINE
ror Layette size
For Toddlers
For Children
& CITY LINE RESTAURANT
Roosevelt Avenue, t'arteret
and TAVERN
To Size I t
Avoid the but Minute Rush and Cruth
HANDI-CHARCE
10 PAYMENT PLAN
Curnrl
•'STAR OF INDIA
{('ullll
Shop
/VOID.'
At the Beautiful New
LAY-AWAY
"SUICIDE MISSION"
OPEN EVERY
NIGHT TIL 9
UNTIL CfUtfSTMAg
FREE PARKING
AT BEAB OF STOBE
For Orders to Take Oat Call
KM-9682 W *1
PIES
*"«• » waJ treat, Ui our
**««l«Ue I U U M DUtaea
CATERING SERVICE
In Our Lure
BANQUET HALL
KK1DAV N
V
|M
Xo KvcryuiH' | ) , i n i i - |
|.»i!'i<
Good, Usablf
IMF f«"
SUN., MOV.
aimer Rn|er» •>'"
"TEEN AGE
David »<'•'"
"WHITE SQUAW
-ISEL1ISNI )K J'ENDENT-LEADER
Mepenbent - ieaber
COLONIA
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956
PAGE
u it of Honor Hospital Guild to Start PTO of School 18
leld byTroop 45 Library for Nurses9 Home Names Chairmen
ipiNlA — A Parents Night
i uiit, of Honor was held Frl,. i he AmerlcRn Legion Hall,
,(,,.,- scout Troop 4S. Color
, [in the Flag Ceremony
I'niiovt Brown and Allan
C O L O N I A _ The Colonla
Branch of the Perth Amboy Hospital Guild met at the Colonla
Library where Mrs. Mortimer
Cowen, president, announced the
appointment of Mrs. Rose Bwartz
as chairman of the book project,
The Branch Is starting e fiction library for the nurses home.
Anyone who has good reading
books and would like to donate
them Is askod to call Mrs. Swartz
at RA 7-1423. Volunteers are being sought to sell items to patients from the carts at the. hospital. Those who can give some
Christmas Plans
Listedby
ward during Christmas week. Mrs.
ISELIN — The P.T.O. of Iselln
P. Roemer and her committee
School 18 met at the school where
served refreshments.
the speaker wa* Dr. Van Clct
There will be no business meeti Morris, Rutgers University. His
Ing for the guild during January.
COLONIA — The W.S.C.S. C
the New Dover Methodist Chun)
will hold Its annual Christum
party Wednesday at the chWCt
Chairman of the affair i t
Herbert Schaefer assisted by Mr
Oscar Vollmar. Mrs. Albert I
is In charge of decorations.
members will bring gifts :
pals
Schools from Bad School*."
be held February 4th at the LiThe new constitution of the orJames Taber prebrary.
ganization was Introduced and
,,l iwnrds to 8cout« who hid
voted upon.
,,...pd one rank up,the ladder
The several committees were
,,,,,1 as follows: Star Badge
appointed arid are headed by
, nli-s Smith, Sandalwood
This year, the W.S.C.S. i l Mndfjj
chairmen as follows: Hospitality.
', sniior patrol Leader of the
Ing 27 packages to the Method!* *
Mrs. Charles De Geso; program,
,, 1st class badges to Robert
Home In Ocean Grove. A'Spwl
Mrs. Joseph Weiss; w\vs and
,,, chain O'Hilli Road and
iroiiram Is being planned, and
means', Mrs., Elwood E. Harris;
nembers are urged to attend.
Hi-nund, Sandalwood Lane
r
The deadline for the
I'litrol Leaders; 2nd Class t>n lie HJ I ill A DrOlCCL ftt"ft fltlfpri trt *iCOLONIA — The Ladles Auxl- membership, Mrs, Nathan Blanontest sponsored by the
,, to John Toma, Colonto
11
.iv.vjvt»to naivcu \I\J 11 fi rv o f fchp Colniiifl. First 1 ' Aid cken; publicity, MM. Jerome Bar!lub is Saturday. Three prizes v
', ..id utid Barry Sonwh, Tan- Cftin n i i r ^ ^ ? 1 " 1 8 ' ^ 7 ' 2 " 2 ' ! Squad elected officers as follows: rl*, auditing, Mrs. Peter Peace;
9
child welfare, Mrs. Seymour
,. ;l Uinc; Tendtrfoot Badges
awarded, 3rd grade and undof *•'
Oulld made Santa Clan* Mrs. Carmen Maealuso, vice-presiDerechln.
i,:nrs Bundy, Chain O'Hllla
th through 7th grade and 8tiv ;
place mats. Thejie mats will be dent; Mrs. Phillip Slngalewttch,
:rade and up, Students may ente^v.
•i .ml Albert Aymer. CertlflMrs. Harris suggested that cake
uaed at the hospital in a children's Jr.. secretary; Mrs. Robert Uhl,
s many slogans as they Wish,
. ,,r Merit were presented to
sale be held In the near futreasurer; Mrs. John Palmer and ture.
'rlzes will be awarded during Bun^
- ^ tin participated In the
Mrs. Andrew Soyka, trustees; Mrs.
ay School, Decamber 30. Judgflf,"
l, Training Course at Camp
The next meeting will be held
Alex Bcltz, lla»on officer; Mrs. January 2.
ire Rev. Sweet, Robert SwensOBL
„ m November. Those reCmll Hrychkanyck, John Fitter*',
Cornelius Oberdlck, sunshine com,,. IIM> cnrtlflcatflS were: Ronan and Ike Burrows.
fa
mittee; Mrs. Nicholas Kreitz, pub.vhapfer, Charles Smith,
licity.
Gregory to Address
, Fi-pund, Robert Brown and
The entire church school wUI"
New members welcomed were
i jlmnyak.
ave its Christmas program at t b i "•
Civic Club Tonigh
ISELIN
Plans have been Mrs. Kate Maurer, Mrs. Gloria
i : i.niL Scoutmaster Herbert
Oak Tree School, Edison, Decem* TO
HEAD
VETERANS
AUXILIARY:
Above
are
the
officers
of
the
newly-oritaniied
ladies'
AuxilCarballo.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Uhl.
»,'I displayed a chart on made by the Rosary Society of
ber 23 at 7 P.M. This is the on*
C O L O N I A — Charles E.
iary of Colonia Memorial Post, VFW. I^-ft to right arn, president, Mrs. Albert (Jundersen; senior vice
i::.: raps and fusci and St. Cecelia's Churoh for a fashion Plans were furthered for a dance Gregory, publisher of the Inime during the year that the enJ
president, Mrs, Bernard Krajewski; Junior vice president, Mrs. John Erk, Jr.; secretary, Mrs. Ray. . i lo the Scouts the danger show to be held In conjunction some time in February. The newly- dependent-leader will be guest
tire school can he together. All
mond Hughes; treasurer, Mrs. James t). Posaelli; chaplain, Mrs. Harry Morecroft; conductress,
il rd when they are permuted with the Junior and Senior So- elected officers will be installed speaker tonight at a meeting of
are urged to come out and wor j
Mrs. Vernon Travis.
at a dinner January 12 at the
ir Living around. The display dalities. The date will be anship wfth the group at this high- ,
the Oak Ridge Property OwnCivic Club building.
Ight of the Christmas season.
i. miiln at the American U-' nounced later.
ers Association At the Colonla
It was reported that the recent
, Hull for all Scouts to study.
Committees have been appointCivic Improvement jClub, Incookie
sale
sponsored
by
the
Auxi John Toma, newly-elected ed under the guidance of Rev,
man Avenue, at 8:30 o'clock.
i;: lit of the Mothers Club pre- Thomas Raywood and chairmen iliary was a financial success. The
Mr. Gregory, who has advonext
meeting
will
be
January
14
i. ;i sift check to chairman are; Mrs, Fred Wolf, general
cated a revaluation program for
at
the
Squad
headquarters.
t i Troop Committee, Hope chairman, Mrs. Harry Brickall
the Township for many years
t: to be used u the Troop assistant chairman: Mrs. Edward
will speak on "Assessments and
COLONIA — The installation rence district president, repreI. mvensary.
Partenope a n d Mrs. Joseph
Revaluation."
COLONIA —Mtlton Wasserman,
ceremonies of the newly-formed sented the 5th district. Also pret ;t master Taber strewed the Shields, ads and door prizes: Mrs.
chairman
of the children's holiday
ISELIN — Election of officer*'
Ladies Auxiliary of the V.F.W. Co- sent was a delegation from the
,- \ince of Scouts being pre- Edward Evanik. refreshments;
party, sponsored by the Wood took place at a meeting of tha
lonia
Memorial
Post
was
held
Satilnden
Post
of
the
Ladles
Auxiliary
Mrs.
Walter
KoiUttyn,
model*
and
M :vn all emergenctes and also
bridge Knolls Civic Association Young Women's Guild of Mrgtf '
urday at the Colonia Civic Club •I the V.F.W.
: • r.wity of parent help and fashions; Mrs. William Chafaannounced the change in time fo Presbyterian Church of Iselln.
building,
Inman
Avenue.
A
large
turnout
of
Colonia
resip.; ation with the boys In order telll. publicity; and members of
the party scheduled to be held
The new slate Includes Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Thome, of the Car- dents was on hand to witness the Saturday at School 17, Inman
•i. '-m to advance In Scoutlnx. the Junior Sodality, decorations.
COLONIA — Cub Pack 145 held
ceremonies and take part in the Avenue: The party will begin at Frank Fennesz, president; Mrs,
teret
Post,
conducted
the
cereK Smith, announced that In Fwhlons will be modeled by Its monthly meeting Friday at CoNorman Jensen, first vice-presimonies and installed the officers: octal hour.
2 P. M. instead of 3 P. M. as was
•imbillty all the Scout* In the members of their groups.
lonla Library. After greeting the
dent; Mrs. John Sawszak, recordISELIN
—
The
Rosary
Society
Mrs.
Albert
Gundersen,
president;
previously
announced
and
will
o;> who applied to go to the NsCubs and their parents, Cubmaster
Ing secretary; Mrs. Oeorge "Matf ,
of
St.
Cecelia's
Church
held
its
Mrs.
Bernard
Krajewski,
senior
Shore Crest Civic Unit end at 5 P. M.
». Jamboree, to be held tn
Warren Reeb took a count of the
usch, treasurer; Mrs. Curtijr
vice-president; Mrs. John Eck, Jr.,
k Forge, Pennsylvania, tills Colonia Club to Meet
number of parents representing annual Christmas party in the
Refreshments and giftrTvltl bi Campbell, corresponding secreElects
Herman
Kunkes
school
cafeteria.
junior
vice-president;
Mrs,
Harry
in,' i. would be able to attend,
Den. Den 1, of which Mrs.
on hand for all the children pres- tary,
At Library, Monday each
Rev. Thomas Dentlcl present- Morecroft, chaplata; Mis. James
t'.<>|) 45 wishes to thank Post
William Marquardt is Den Mother,
COLONIA — An election of ent and the highlight of the part;
A report was given on the anPosselli,
treasurer;
Mrs.
Vernon
v Mich generously allowed them
received the Honor Den Flag for ed the officers and program chairofficers was held at a recent will.be the arrival of a surpris* nual Christmas bazaar and sup*
COLONIA — A meeting of the
n :d all their meetings at the
having the moat parents present. men with corsages. Receiving the Travis, conductress; Mrs. R. Cur- meeting of the Shore Crest Civ- guest of honor. A donation of 6 per. Mrs, Charles Christensen and
Colonla Club will be held Monwere
Mrs. Joseph tis, Sr., patriotic Instructor; Mrs.
!:•!) Hull and also donated
Assistant Cubmaster William corsages
ic Association, at School 17, tn- cents is asked per child, while th( Mrs. IJarold Hanna, co-chairman,
day at 8 P. M. at the Library.
adults will be admitted without
ti> to the Troop at the time
Walsh presented atoards to the fol- Schortz, Mrs. Paul Sil'ance, Mrs. Raymond Hughes, secretary; Mrs, man Avenue.
stated the affair was very suoesscharge. Reservations must
Kir organization and the PTO This will be an important meet- lowln? deserving Cub Scouts: Den [Richard Smith, Mrs. George R. Curtis, Jr., flag bearer; Mrs,
Named
were:
Herman
Kunkes,
ful and that over 2S0 dinners had.
ing and all members are urged to
R.
Hitibel,
historian;
Mrs.
George
made
by
tonight.
To,
make
a
resBrooks,
and
Mrs.
Carl
Anderson.
their sponsorship.
1: John Laraen, Bear Badge, Asst.
president; Arthur Coyne, vicebeen «rved.
attend.
Latzko,
Guard;
Mrs.
Isaac
Burervation
call
Mrs.
Armand
Ciccu!
.
Father
Denticl
announced
that
Danner Strip*; Den 2: Christopher
lamborette will b* held In
president; Max Kelson, treasurThe next meeting will be De- '
Mrs. Crelghton Pfelffer. chairroughs,
Mrs.
George
Benson,
Mrs
at PU-1-2410. Mrs. Clyde Garlanc
Petrovic, Bear Badtfe, Oold Arrow; a New Year's Eve ball would be
r I»r the e n | i » Baritan Counman of the children's Chrtotma* Anthony Simonelli, Silver Arrow; held with all the societies of the Phillip Singalewitch and Mrser; Mrs.'SSith Cohen, Parlia- at FU-1-9529 or Mrs. Milton Was cember 18 when new officers wilt
a 'i <• Duhernai n'atei System
mentarian, and Mrs. Mauriel
be Installed. There will be a
party has announced that the or- Oerald Tarver, 2 Year Pin; Den ) : parish participating in the school George Thompson as color bearers
serman at FU-1-854B.
V'.'v and (tie troop U preparDlugash and Mrs. Betty Bowlby
Christmas party and gifts will be
iginal plans to have the party at Walter Emery, Lion Badge; Je.rry cafeteria. The Rosary Society will and Mrs, Harold Pierce, Mrs
' make displays Which will
who will shar« the duties of reexchanged.
the library have been changed Felton, Lion Badge; Den 5: Carl supervise decorations. Rosarlans Howard Pierce, and Mrs. Joseph
MAN
SIZED
o. •'•• their campsite.
cording and corresponding secf
Giannattusio,
as
trustees.
and
that
the
affair
will
take
place
were
asked
to
meet
at
the
cafeCustomer:
"I
want
a
box
o
Kallnowski. 2 Sliver Arrows; Jofa in.-, present were Mrs. James
retaries.
Among the guests from the
Egypt has demanded an investiMr aod Mrs. Prank Brown, at the American Legion Hall on seph Chesney, 1 Gold Arrow, 1 Sil- teria December 30 at 3 P. M.
No other business was dis- cigars, please."
8th
District
Chief
of
Staff
were
Clerk: "Yes, ma'am —a strong gation by the United Itations of
A donation was made to the
1 Mrs. Herbert Sehaefer Priday. December 28 between the ver Arrow; Den 6: Robert Goldqn,
cussed as the entire meeting was
Mrs. Rose Tomasso, district conthe Brltlsh-French-Israell attacks
i.lnt'y Freund, Mm. John hours of 2 and 4 P. M. Member* Lion Bad«e; Charles DeMaroo, Trinitarian Sisters In Perth Amdevoted to the election. The cigar?"
ductress, Mrs. Manianne Jones
Customer: "Oh, yes. My hus- and punishment of the "aggresMis James Taber. Mr. and working on the commfctee are: Bear Badge; Bruce Hamilton, i boy.
group will meet on the first
sors."
During the program Christmas and Mrs. Mary Nolan, district Tuesday of each month at band bites them terribly."
I >i>e Smith, Mr. and Mrs, Mrs. Paul Ablonczy, Mrs. Charles Gold Arrow, 2 Silver Arrows.
Larsen,
Mrs.
Joseph
Munson.
Mrs.
Carols
were sung by the Junior guards and Mrs. Marie Balsko, dis- School 17, Inman Avenue.
Mr. Reeb Inducted two boys into
ornyak. Mri. Albert Aytrict president. Mrs. Norman LawEdward Newton and Mrs. Walt the Pack' as Bobcats, Thomas-I Sodality and the Holy Name
John Jewkes of the Citizens
'st.s Included prospective
enev
Plemm
and
Wayne
Wirta
were
clety
Glee
club.
A
community
Counpil was guest speaker.
Raymond Smith and Court i S * «
presented with their Bobcat pins sing was enjoyed. A buffet sup- Oliphants Entertain
The aext meeting of Shore
••iin-l, Cubmaeter Wlltard
per was served with Mrs. Carl
by their parents.
Crest Civic Association will bo
Ki'i of cub Pack 130 and Colonia
Sportsmen*
For Daughter, Jane, 1 held January 2 at 8:30 P.M. at
Robert Golden and Carl Kali- Anderson as chairman and mem.utoba and son, Roger, who
Inman Avenue School.
Club Enjoys Fishing nowski having fulfilled all require- bers from Menlo Park Terrace and
•••'A-f.ii member e l t h e Troop.
OOLONIA — Mr. and Mrs. Fred
ments were presented with their Shore Crest sections as hostesses.
Formerly of Rosfelte
( I I V K S KrfBLEM
COLONIA — The C o l o n i a Webeles Badge* by their fathers. An exchange of gifts was con- Oliphant, Normandy Road, enter- Girl Scout Troops Plan
tained at a party to mark the first
IN
A gold emblem ha*'j sportsmen's Club held a fishing Cubmaster Reeb said he thought ducted,
Yule Party Dec. 18th
fitting for Mr. Golden and Mr.
At the January meeting, a white birthday of their daughter, Jane.
H.sented to Samuel S. trip out of the Highlands Sunday.
Guests besides her sister, Cathy,
nt 186 Rldgeley Avenue, Members sailed on the "Georglna" Calinowski to present Robert and elephant sale Ls to be held.
COLONIA—The Colonia Neighwere Mr. and Mrs. A. Dushinka,
his twenty-fifth year of which Albert Maye, Jr. is skip- >rl with, their Webelos Badges
Elizabeth; Thomas Dushinka and borhood Group No. 3 is planning a
**
— Of The Beautiful New —
Western EKetrlc Com- per and Albert Maye, Sr. the mat*. iince they had done such an ex- Cub Pack 148 to Hold
daughter, Mary Ann, Scotch Christmas party December 18 at
•• Keafny. A truck and One thousand pounds of fish were leltent Job in helping their sons
Holiday Party Today Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Oli- School 17 from 7 to 8:30 P. M.
•:nver for twenty years, caught Including whiting, ling and throughout their Cubbing activiphant and son, Ronnie, Menlo The group consists of five brownie
,les. Cubmaster Reeb presented
'itt occupation U ptpe- a few mackrel.
ISELIN — A pack committee Park; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oli- troops and one intermediate girl
Attending were Otto Young- Hobert Golden with a Boy Scout
the pl&nt's maintenance
meeting of Cub Pack 148 was phant, Sr. and son, John; Mrs. scout troop.'
<;it He Is a member of bluth, Leo Reuther, Tony Strlpko, landbook and canteen since he held Thursday, at the home of
Charles Oliphant, Jr., and chilEach troop is planning to share
vas
also
graduating
from,
the
pack
uley 8. Holmes Chapter George Ballnt. Harry Evans, Peter
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Stein- dren, Patti and Charles III all of in the entertainment. An exchange
,o Boy Scouts.
Carl,
Richard
Ahearn,
Irving
Telephone Pioneers of
All the Dens participated in the berg, 294 Wood Avenue. Com- West Street and Mr. and Mrs. Wal- of gifts will be held and a visit
»n organization com- Fteterson, Robert Dillworth and
evening's
p r o j e c t s concerning mittee members present were Mrs. ter Brostow and children, Linda from Santa Claus will be the highEdward
Wescot.
High
hook
was
' long service telephone
— On Or About —
light of the festivities.
Christmas customs In otl\er lands, Fred Relght, Mr. John Jenkins, and Walter, Normandy Road.
won by Leo Reuther.
I
and told about some of the inter- Mrs. Edward Menzenback, Mrs.
esting customs practiced. Muriel Theodpre Kristensen, Mrs. W. G.
Marquaj'ds Den I, put an a de- Trenery, Mrs. Albert Kull, Mrs.
lightful puppet show "A Visit From James O'Rourke and Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Steinberg. Refreshments
St. Nicholas.'!
In The Colonia Shopping Center
were served.
Refreshments furnished by Mr.
Plans
for
(he
annual
Christmas
Reeb and Mr, WalBh were served
West Inman Avenue, Colonia
to the Cubs and their parents by party were discussed. Santa Claus
(COLONIA SHOPPING CENTER!
hair
Den Mothers Mrs. Anthony Si- will be present and an exchange
— Featuring —
monelli, iMrs. William Marquardt, of SO-cent gifts were planned
styled
Mrs. Frederick Bbyle, Mrs. An for the party to be held today
thony Kallnowski and Mrs. Hers- at School 15. Dens 4 and 5 will
id
be t h l hosts.
chel Tarver.
, Served at our fountain or
The Chinstmas candy orders
The next Pack rfieeting will take
packaged to take home. ,
place January 4, when the theme will be allotted to the boys for
distribution.
will be "Eyes In the Sky."
(i i!i!!istrr
Squad Auxiliary
Elects Officers
cr'th^ouud :rzr^^^i **• *-*»*
Church Groups
Plan Style Show
Newly-Formed Colonia VFWKnolls Holiday
New Slate Named •_
Auxiliary Installs Slate Party Saturday
By Church Guild
Awards Presented
At Pack Meeting Rosary Society
Holds Yule Fete
Attention Colonia Residents
"UNCLE MILTIE"
I Announces the Opening
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•S m t i ; A f h nptei kf MO, W emu.
if ffo Wrong Time
We can understand the desire of the
Board of Fire Commissioners in Fords to
enlarge and improve its firehouse, but we
think its proposal to spend" $95,000 on
such improvement is poorly timed. We
think it would be in the public interest,
therefore, if the referendum to be submitted to the Fords people at a special election
Saturday is rejected.
If funds were being asked for additional
fire equipment, it would be difficult to make
any objection. Since, however, the money
is to go solely for building we are of the
Opinion such a targe expenditure is most
imprudent and should be delayed at least
until we learn definitely what is to be required to meet our school needs.
, So long as the present firehouse is adequate to house current equipment—even
though some inconvenience it entailed and
some desirable facilities are lacking—we
Relieve the situation is not so impossible
to require spending $95,000 at a time
hen the residents of Fords as well as resi:ents of all other areas of the Township
re already head over heels in public debt.
ficit financing is poor policy at any time,
nd particularly in these days when interest rates are soaring to an all-time high.
The best estimate available now is that
ore than $10,000,000 must be raised by
he taxpayers of the community within the
jpext five years to finance an adequate
|chool-building program. The present municipal debt is over $13,000,000. It can be
|eadily seen, therefore, that before we know
$t we will be in debt to the extent of $23,§00,000—a debt on which both principal
| n d interest payments must be made anSince this is the case, we believe
hat fire districts, our Town Committee
nd Board of Education have no choice exept to cut every expense in their power—
nd cut drastically.
All spending agencies should — even
hough they don't—consider the necessiies of the other. Instead, each goes on its
lerry way issuing bonds, using up cash
eserves, appropriating without any regard
ar the needs of the other—and, indeed, the
ecurity of the people. The sooner this hitor-miss practice stops, the better off we all
will be.
Polio Shots for Adults
A noted authority on polio recently suggested that adults, especially those who are
not yet 35 years of age, obtain a series of
three polio shots during this winter, or before the polio season next year.
OLD FLAME
In fact, the expert suggested that adults
waste no time in getting the polio shots He
said that polio is attacking a surprising
number of adults in the age group between
19 and 35.
Adults need no longer hesitate to take
these shots, since 8 plentiful supply of
serum is now available and they will not
be depriving any youngster who wants the
shots from getting them. Therefore, we can
see no reason why adults should not get
polk) shots, just as they hive taken smallpox shots and various other shots to make
them immune to serious illness.
In the case of the polio vaccine, it has
proved itself to be highly valuable, even
though its original use had its rough spots.
There seems to be very little possibility that
anything is, wrong #ith any present-day
vaccine, however, and this mistake seems
to nave been permanently corrected.
Therefore, we join the doctor who suggests polk) shots for adults, and recommend
that local citizens consider taking them
immediately.
— JLdtetA to tb
Independent-Leader,
has on pro^f
Editor:
Hy life anri in
i Reference: "Mrot Hitt ReI. Add(><! K<:
valuation Proposal*. See* Utilrequire revah ••
ities Oalntng, Others Penalatlnn.,
ised If Plan is Adopted Here."
n . The n,,
xUMd if Plan Is Adopted
must work i!:.
Here."'
<Wp Commit,
After reading Die above article valuation
In the Independent - Leader,
" 1 . The TV
Wednesday. November SI, 18M.
I vriously pondered whether the Uort - poljti-u
article might not beit hate been unusual ram/
headed, "{^evaluation
S t i r s *tant numbrr •
Double Talk. Addtd Confusion eniovlnn sm>
Settles Over Township Citizen* " Political PS!;,'
I tathtT from the vague, nebu- viluatlon a w
lous, self •contradicting state- to any form
ment* made that any attempt commonly rr:
st Revaluation would reduce chine vot".
uxes on 'Utilities1 and increase repeatedly (1
Uxes to Woodbridge Township political adv, :
taxpayers.
tunUm Th
The ;
It is easy to « « that taxpayers dependable i;:;
under our present system of val- equal re]»r*.--<-,,
uation are unequally taxed. aUOBand in;.
Sutwi simply It mean* that etch facilities.
citizen does not carry his or her
IV.'Voter* :>,
fair share of our joint commun- IMUC of revj:,
ity endeavors, covering such sidelined by i., ••.
things as Education, Police and mlttee
Fire Protection. Health and
V. T h e maw:.•
Recreation. This does not mean points out ih. ;..
that we will be forced to make
A. Our Bin
up lost u x e s from 'Utilities'. It functlonlnii mil.,,
means simply that citizen* be- Townahip Comn,.
come equal in sharing the tax MUonally ina.;.-,,
burden.
our education.*.
Improvement* in our collective
B. The To-i:,
community life require sound has (ailed anil
honest change as will be necessi- in mceUni and
tated by revaluation The 8taW Ctjion diletnm.i
Department on Loral Govern- vthmtkm
ment has already pointed out
Failures ir, ,
that addition*! aid for education construction depends on our Prts* to town.,,,
ability to rmlust*
w« totentr ur.-v;,,
I am confident that t vigi- Uon thenotiif: .:,,.,,
lant, aware citizenry'constantly naturally if »* ,
on the alert agaln.it dlwtmini- of coordinate ,f.:
Uon of half truths will serve to tlvlty by the Bo,i:
bring truth and progress to our Uon then educ.iv,:
community
certainly J
Truth has recognted that i t the last
equality of representation Is-ab- meeting 99 per ,,•
sent from our local government. was spent on ai: »
Truth recognizes the revalua- the general nw! ; . <
tion is nothing more than an education upon •
equal share of the cost of ad- catlonal calibre '
ministering to our community pends. Is it am >
needs, Truth recognizes that low ebb In ed\i<\r.
"Public Office Is a Public Trust," ment exists *..•
and nothing short of this truth tects of eduMi,.::
Is acceptable to voters anywhere needs with <.r..
emergency reiw::and at any time.
Here- are fact* concerning re- ceftcy but ntx<: >
<Continued on P.
valuation and the stranglehold It
No Taxpayers' Seria
Hope may breathe eternal in the human
breast, out here's another Christmas with
no Santa Claus to promise lower tax bills
next year.
This* takes no crystal ball nor mystic
predictions. Any year-end accounting of
current spending in government plus
promises for 1957 confirms signs of little
tax relief ahead. The story is the same
from local government, where operating
costs alone zoomed nearly $100 million in
the past five years, to the Federal Government, where in the face of continuing international friction, fiscal experts foresee
only further increase in the current $36
ly J. J»s*t firtlMu
billion a year level of military expenditures
and little or no promise of recession in
— State officials of hospitals than enter the front station, claims Colonel Afeall Is
other costs.
.
\
New Jersey hope Santa Claus will door.
one of hU best examiners.
Factors blamed for increasing costs of be generous this year in providgovernment range from growing popula- ing gifts of new buildings, in- CHRISTMAS SPIRIT: - Hun- DEES HUNTING:—New Jersey
creased spending money, more dreds o* children in New Jersey hunters have been wearing red
tion, expanding economy and demands for personnel
and any new gadget orphanages and oiher places, in- hunting caps and coats and socks
additional service to lack of restraint in designed to smooth out tne kinks cluding the State Home for Boys for years and years in the deep
in State Government.
at Jamesburg and the State Home woods in quest of deer.
handling the public's pocketbook.
Now comes word that red to a
Governor Robert B. Meyner for Olrls at Trenton will be hapPointing out that today's spending in- would be pleased on Christmas pier this Christmas because of color blind person Is the same
vitably leads to tomorrow's tax bills, the Day if Santa Claus would leave the generosity of the men at Me- color as the brown woods and the
increase of one cent per gal- Guire Air Force Base, near Fort brown deer is not too good in the
New Jersey Taxpayers Association has de- an
interest of safety. One out of
lon tax on gasoline in his Christ- Dix.
dicated itself to "Controlling Tomorrow's mas stocking. He has told Santa
Each year, under the direction every ten persons is considered
the State could use another $18,- of Major Edgar P. Farnell, Judge color blind and if a color blind
Taxes Today."
000,000 annually to participate Advocate of the Air Force Base, hunter begins treking in the
Taxpayers President Francis J. Pinque in the Federal highway program
the United Charities and Welfare woods in searcfi of deer, his redhas put his finger'on a subtle development without disturbing present State Council at the base, collects ap- coated fellow sportsmen may beproximately $40,000 in'a welfare come targets if they make the
hiking both the direction and cost of our funds.
slightest move.
Attorney General Grover C. drive. The funds are distributed
government. This is the pracjtye locally Rlchman,
As a result Chief Game ProtecJr., has asked for a de- to 25 organizations, including the
to surrender difficult problems to tipper crease in the number of traffic American Cancer Society and the tor William C. Coffin, of the
Elate Division of Fish and Game,
levels of government and the companion deaths in New Jersey, while Col. Red Cross.
Joseph D. Rutter, Superintendent
This year the Council found it prescribes yellow and orange
tendency of citizens to assign to govern- of State Police, desires two Col- had $10,000 accumulated over colors for deer hunters. Contrastto the natural brown of the
ment responsibilities and functions tradi- onial-type State Police barracks the years in small amounts and ed
at Hightstown and Fort Dix. Act- earmarked it for distribution i'oods during the late fall hunttionally reserved to the individual himself ing State Treasurer Robert L. among the dozen children's or- tig seasons, the yellow and orFinley wants more room for his ganisations
or to private enterprise.
f a r Christmas- Inge attire will stand out to every
even if he is color blind.
paper-work
personnel,
even
to
Jamesburg
received
$2,250 from Aunter,
1
An indication of the trend is the spread the extent of a new office build- the fund and the Girl's
The deer season is now underHome reof Federally financed projects at the state ing. More control over air pollu^ ceived $1,075. It works out about' way in New Jenwy. Lost year,
Jersey big game hunters
ahd local levels of government. A reflec- tion and chronic illness would $5 per person in each institution. New
satisfy Dr. Daniel Bergsma, State • "It will make quite a few chil- took 6,513 deer from the woods
tipn of the cost of such practice is the Commissioner of Health.
dren happy at Christmas time," and fields legally, including 36S
with bow and arrow. During this
calculation that the taxpayers of New Jer- Improvements in State parks says Major Farnell.
year's bow and arrow season from
to
accomodate
an
increased
popAs for the children — at the October 12 to November 2, bowsey must pay $2.36 in Uxes for every
ulation, as well as final plans on State Homes for Boys and Girls
$1 of such Federal "aid" received in the how best to utilize the Wharton they are supposed to be bad boys men took 690 deer which proves
the Robin Hoods of the Garden
state. This is the equivalent of borrowing Tract and Island Beach, have and girls. But there art no bad State arc becoming more profibeen requested by Joseph E. Mc- boys and girls at Christmastime. cient.
$1 at the interest rate of 13d per cent.
Lean, State Commissioner of AFALI:—Heaven must be like
As Pinque aptly points out '\ . . there Conservation and Economic De- New Jersey and trie United States
State of New
are no shoulders to which the problems of velopment. Sufficient funds Uf in general, according to Col. HOLIDAYS:—The
York Is giving dayt off'as Christoperate Morven at Princeton as Mohammed All Afzalt, of Iran.
government may, be shifted but our own. an Executive Mansion has also
Colony Afztli, father of ten mas present* this year to permit
been
requested
this
Christmas.
As taxpayers we must finance the operachildren, is working at the Tren- the State's 25,461 employees to
(Continued on Page Thirteen)
Dr.
Frederick
M.
Raubinger,
tions of all levels of government — federal, State Commissioner of Education, ton car inspection station of the
State Motor Vehicle Division,
state and local."
j
wants a new State office for edu-. having been sent to New Jersey
In other words — there's no taxpayers' cation, preferably on the campus by the Iranian government to
of Trenton 8tate Teachers Col- study the State's system, of in-;
Santa Claus.
lege. Increased salaries for New specting cars, He plans to re-
Under the Capitol Dome
Opinions of Others
ed a great proportion of Hun- tions are torturing the minds of
gary's population of Hungary's many Americans today. It is a
population to Siberia, they can- bitter thought that the only ones
not work their will on Hungary who can do anything are those
—not so long as the Hungarians like the Hungarians who are able
continue to chow the ' courage and willing to risk all for liberand soU-sacrifice that have ty—The New Y M * Times.
mad* them the admiration of
all who have eyes to see the SOVIET MYTHS EXPLODRD
truth.
The outbursts of popular antiThe Russians cannot win. One Russian a n d anti-Communist
wonders when they will realize feeling in Poland and Hungary
this fact. They are running reveal the complete failure of
great risks, because liberty is Stalin's effort to secure "friendly
contagious and because they are neighbors" by brute force and
losing credit everywhere in the massive indoctrination.
Young people brought up for
World. Every day that passes
is worse for Russia, Of course, a dozen years on nothing but
Hungary and the Hungarians Communist propaganda took the
pay an awful price, too, and in leading role in demanding
a material sense a far worse sweeping changas. students, solprice than the Russian). But it diery, factory workers — the
was said a long time ago that it very ones most favored by the
does, not profit a man (or, we Communist regime aod given the
can add, a race or a nation) to heaviest indoctrination — made
gain the whole world if he lose up the bulk of the peaceful demhis own soul. Th« flungar^an onstrators in Poland and Hunsoul—surely the Russians must gary and the bulk of the revolurealiae it—is free. If the Hungar- tionists in Hungary. . . .
ian spirit will not be broken, a
Sweeping concession seem to
million tanks cannot win a vic- be the only way the Communists
can retain control and Poland
«
Ths Rusttans have a fearful tory for the Soviet Union.
-problem. In the ultimate analyThat ttoto struggle should have and Hungary short of open, brusis a human being cannot be to be fought alone is htartbreak- tal conquest ai(d long-continued
farcai to do anything, for he can
[, The argument that the occupation by Soviet armed
^ / choose death. Unless the Rusd States could not r i s k - forces.
sians went around dally kilting Indeed, face the virtual cerAt sUke ultimately Is not only
or unlest they Uinty e(*-« tytlrd World War U » Cwnminiw hold on all the
the final W r o r that was unaniwexable. But could we Eurotoin satellite countrlM. At
w*ul$ du&A Miem i n w e a M f not h&nt done mtf*) Cannot stak« *JM is the carefully cultlthfoufthottt history and denoct* we dp more now? Theae quea,<Cot»Unued on Page Thirteen)
THE WOMEN OF HUNGARY
There have been f w manifestations of the human spirit in
all recorded history so moving
and so impressive as that of the
Hungarian people in recent
week) This is one of the glorious
pages in the long, unending, but
never losing battle of humanity
for freedom. ,
It Is not rhetoric nor sentimentality to Mty to, The record
is there for all to tee—an unarmed people rising on behalf of
liberty and then refusing to be
crushed. Of course, the Russian
oppressor can kill his thousands,
can deport others, can patrol
his tanks and artillery, can sheet
down women singing as they fy
to heap flowers on the tomb of
Hungary's unknown soldier in
Budapest.
The lost happened yesterday,
Tor the Russians rightly Interpreted it as a gesture of defiance
against them and a gesture of
tribute, to the heroism and patriotism of the men and women
who were killed in the past two
WDWBNDENT LKADKR
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Jersey teachers have also been
requested in a tetter to Santa
Claus. John W. Tramburg, State
Commissioner of Institutions and
Agencies, wants many things,
such as a fence around the guidance center at Jamesburg; full
operation «f the Edward R.
Johnstone Training and Research
Center at Bordentown. and continuation of the metal health
program of the slate to a point
where; more patients are sent out
the back door of State mental
turn home after a month and
teach others how to Inspect the
70.000 registered cars of Iran.
The Colonel, who speaks English fluently, works on the inspection line with other examiners. He insists the easiest way
to learn the mechanical details
of inspection is to work at the
job. At home he is in charge of
traffic regulation but at the inspection station he is just one of
the boys.
J ! j.
Dick Moore, supervisor of th*
Competence Creates Confidence
It Is un easy and w l v thin-- lu do to arrange '".'
Hull BEFORE l u utfvui)U<e.i bfTomt u dire nrr<! ' •
misfortune hus struck t h t uetU WAS ttivrr. but il.r ;' not- Only YOU fun arrange for the nerewary prcr.t,
OTKunizntion ^lil ->e'. It til) lor you to your btht >^
advisory service Is w i t h o u t charge.
Friendly Service—As Near As Your
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remember that (his
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promptly, tod cconomially Alld
you build vour btnk credit as you
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Rhodo Island Helped mark t f o
Ixth birthday of Edward OaT*Wf»
>r. son of Mi and Mrs, M m n l
Gnvarny. Jonquil Circle.
By Lt. Howard H. Tune
Kathy Ennls. daughter o f l f r
and Mrs. J-ohn A. Williams, Mil- nnd Mrs. Joseph Ennis, Hetrtfctonf Avenue, was tentfawd aj
;lird Lane.
By TBRLMA
—Mr. ari d Mrs. William Quinn party on the occasion of jMt •••>
tmm}
nnd dam ter came to greet nth birthday. Her
Army Officer Candidate .-KJinm
DAVIDSON
,1,,. protection of *, tree
brother, JM S Quinn, Mildred Lane, her sister. Carol. tt
Bach year a number of Guardsman
vlnor; Peggy
inrl ,i owes not only a 'pware appointed to the U. S. Military
U Jonquil Ctr. on hU birthday last week, but Parrell, Joyce Schapptr,
las property but even of Academy. If he serves at lenst 20
Mr. Qulnu was so busy at the
l(ll ii servicesto the defense years he will receive free retireLiberty I-4JM1 Christmas party that he hnrdly and Arlcne Dutch.
I'H'SC were title wordt ment pay at age sixty. All of the
Mr. and Mrs. Mutt:
had fltne 'to receive congratula|inKcn imd are Just as true above can mean only one thins u
Jonquil Cirdle. celttottt*
tlons.
.^ nudly the National Quard the Interested young man:
—A snr;)i Ise birthday party after birthdays loj>ne we«k.
ii-:ir, our nation. The mill—In the article about the La- dinner at ;the home of Mr. and they had themselves
Top military training
,,, from which the Guard
Honor and prestige
fayette Estates Association Chi'lfit- Mrs. H. Mi rite, Newark was ten- by dining out and going to •
',,, huck to the early n t h
Eduoatlonal opportunities
mas Party in last week's Indeptnd* dered Mrs. j SyOelle Shapiro, Eaeter In New York City.
..Jill nn unbroken history
—Catherine Campbell,
ent-Leader. an expression of ap- Road, Th o sday. Saturday wcNew skills
'•:,,,ii any other service. The
preciation to the women who niiiR, the dihaplros, accompanied ter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh
Advancement And promotion
,;!lli](l unit In the U, S. Is
helped wrap the many gifts had by Mr. an: I Mrs. Malta, dined jfy bell. Arlington Drive, m a
Training in your home town
,,l Massachusetts Infnnbeen omitted inadvertently. Mrs. the Claim h int Diner, Montclair her twelfth birthday by Mr |MW% 1
Increased Income
nized as the Middlesex
Michael Amodio, through this col- Sunday, Mri and Mrs. George Sha- mother, Mrs. Hugh C a a r * ^ " * " * ' ' '
Opportunities for n
therlne; Lynn. Miss Na
.nilltiu regiment In 1638.
umn, wishes to thank all those piro. Mr. nud Mrs. Charles Freed'
commission
r. Frank Lynn.
iin' cull at Lexington and
New friends
who worked so diligently to wrap man, Mr. n'ltd Mrs. William ShaBestowing their fellclt,
the "Minute Man"
the gifts for the children so beauti- piro, Mr. a til Mrs. Samuel PhefAppointments to West Point
',.„ wiis born. The name
ferbaum clime to bestow their Richard Helm, Jonquil CHifc. flf »t
fully.
Leadership development
his\blithday Saturday
,: ii c.uarrt" wan first used
Good sportsmanship
—The many friends, of Mrs. fond wlshe.^
were Mr. and Mrs. StennYl
21 \iirii New York units took
Unit of your choice
Dave Jacobs, Marie Road will be
—Mr. a n } Mrs. Aubrey Gluck. namoi'V and Mr. and
, I,I honor Lafnyette, comAnnual summer camp
glad to learn that both she and Inverness T« rrj»ce, attended a per- Tete.
,.t the fnmed "Garde NaRetirement benefits
son, Barry, have returned to home formance (i* "Suburban on the
—Participants at a partf'Wj
,»r fails. In World War
Defense of home and country
after a stay at the Perth Amboy Rocks" W<Mslde HHrh School, seventh birthday of
tnil!is of the A.E.P. division*
A few typical examples of local
General Hospital. Barry came in Newark, sponsored by the Ruth ger, Snyctar Road, wcr*.
saiiotml Guard. O? eight Guardsmen are: Paul i. Cyrus, 26,
time to celebrate hit second birth- EstHn QoldDtrg Cancer Research PelnberK. Dennis Dandotf,
unions rated by the Ger married, of 15 Prazer street.
day. Sunday, the well-wishers were LsSgue.
(
NF.WLY-ORttANIZED
SERVICE
CMJB:
An
official
charter
was
presented
to
the
Avenel
Motu
Falk, Robcrt Zederbautn, !
; i ommand as superior or Porda; attended local schools and
Mrs. Barnett Rosenblatt, Mr, and
—Saturday evening Mr. and Klebo and
Club,
the
newest
addition
to
the
family
of
Township
service
clubs,
Sunday
night.
l
i
f
t
to
right
are
Wille "treto
: <ix were National Guard Is now employed as a foreman In
Mr*. Henry Fox and daughter, Mrs. Joseph)' Barry, Exeter Road,
Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley, Albert Blelswrlss, charter night chairman; Oorre Kayser, Deputy District
David's grandma her, Ml*.. 1
i
in World War n the a Chemical Department of a local
Sandra,
and
Mrs.
Jack
Jacobs.
attended
th
f?
wedding
and
recepGovernor; Clmrlei Paul, president of the Woodbrldge I,Ions Club; George Ketzenberg, president of
lie Stelnfeld was also on bjWd, $
i Guard took to the field plant. He holds the rank of Mas—Celebrating her 5th birthday at. ion of Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Bick
the Avenel Lions Club; Adolph Quadt, International Councilor; Frank Diana, District Governor,
-A farewell pahy for
• :V divisions. Nine to the ter Sergeant and his present duty
a party Saturday afternoon was
Philadelphia.
Sunday,
they
saw
and Abe Kramer, secretary of Avrnel Mons Club.
Ashmont. Linden,
n .md African theatre and Is trmt of a platoon sergeant. There
Candy Telnberg, daughter of Mr. heir new Tnlace, Judith Beth,
serve with the Armed
1 ;n> Pacific. In the words are over eight years aotlve and inand Mrs. Sidney Felnberg, Marie daughter of ajlr. and Mrs. Norman
Klven nt the home of ]
•inii Secretary of War Ro- active time to his credit.
Road. The party goers were Linda ounf. Their son, Mark, was the
McGcttlgan,
riUcison "the toldlers of
Klebe, Andrea Zeleznik, Stuart and Barry housrj|uest for the week.
Another Guardsman Frank E.
Drive. Maijy of Mr,
,i fought In every action Kondas, 3 | years old, single, reKenneth Markowltz, Bobby Sprin—Several women from Lafayette
i'ii,i;ii> to Okinawa. They siding at 20 Madison Arenue, Aveger, Marilyn and Richard Eisner, Estates, will tattend the "paid-up" frlendfi and relatives wera/i
, nillwnt record £h every nel, also attended local schools and
Irvlngton; Marsha Davidson, Dor- membership \ meeting of the Met- The Mcaettlgans weTe p i '
inmi and proved onoe was graduated from Woodbrldge
othy and Dorelyn Muth, Joseph 'ood ChapUiv, Women's American surprised by a visit from Mtt. 1
AVENEL — The newly-formed presented on behalf of his organiKolbert, Washington, D. C. Can- 3rt, tonight at the Metuchea Jew- Gettlpan's brother, wife
< . \ iluo of the trained cltl- High School Class of 1983. A Ser- Avenel Lion's Club was presented fttlon a bell and gavel to Mr.
ISELIN — The Ladles Auxiliary dy's adult celebrants were Mrs.
Sergennt and Mis. Walter
• \i r
geant First Class, he Is a tank with its official charter by the iCetzenberg. A banner from the
ish Compnmity Center. A smor- who are with the
if
Iselln
Post,
V.
F.
W.,
accepted
Nathan'Eisner, Mr. and Mrs. Gil- lapbord salad supper will be served
. ; i] i< >it unities offered to the commander In Uiis unit. He Is pre- Lion's International at a dinner- Uelln Lion's Club and an Amerlstationed in Japan,
,n invitation to the installation bert Zemel of Irvlngton, Mr. and ith a prize'awarded for the best
:K m enlisting in the Guard •ently employed with Kopper Co. dance at the Top Hat with 165
niater had not seen each Othar
an flag given by seven clubs In
Mrs.
M.
E.
Kolbert,
Washington,
IH'M unlimited. Re can rUe Inc., a local Industry.
members and guests In atten- his area, were also presented to wemonles of Colonia Post last D. C, Mrs. Joseph Felnberg and salad. Tha husbands, who will also six years.
.n rank and position as hla
artlcipate in the program, will bo
Specialist Second Class William dance.
Saturday.
he Avenel unit.
Mr, Aaron Fetnberg, Newark; Mrs. the Judges. ;
• .ibility and experience wil J. Sabo, 23, also single, 37 Da hi
The appointment of JaOUM
The
guest
speaker,
Adolph
Plans
were
completed
for
the
The invocation was given by
Ella Abraham, Mr. and Mrs. Irving
|i,m Mo»t of the higher com- Avenue, Kcasbey, and a graduate
—Mr. and] Mrs. William Shine Zellerbach as tfhlted Ste
Quadt, International Councilor, ,nnual Christmas party for the Markowitz, Mrs. Fred Springer,
Rev.
Charles
S.
MacKenzle
and
:. i>r the guard aa well ai of Woodbrldge Hl»h School Class
spoke of goals to strive for and hildren of Iselln post and auxil- Mrs, John Zelezhik. Mrs. Nandor and children, Metuchen, greeted hassftdor to Italy, first
, iiiral officers of the r«m- Of 1850. Has completed «ver five Mayor Hugh B. Quigley opened
Mra, James .'thine. Arlington Drive reported In Rome, has l w »
pitfalls to be avoWed In servicing iary, Sunday, in the post rooms Hoffman, New York City.
nv began their careers as years service with the Guard. He the program with a welcoming
on her rectn L birthday.
thoritatively confirmed In W
the
community.
Deginnlng at 3 F. M. Mrs. Edith
in the Guard. There are 1» a tank gunner and a most able address In which he cited the need
—The farplly and guests from ington.
George Kaysar, depjuty district Sherry Is auxiliary chairman.
—Birthday greetings to Barbara
for
and
accomplishments
of
ser
Srrvice School* which a Instructor. As a civilian he Is a
:overnor, served as toastmaster, Gifts for the children will be dls- Lee Tondl, daughter of Mr. .Mrs
may attend ranging chemtoal operator for Hart Pro- vice clubs in the township.
and Albert BleiweLss was chair- iributed by Santa Claus.
Michael Tondl, Arlington Drive;
The
Lion's
District
Governor
uimotlve Mechanic to Ra- |ductB Jersey City.
Mrs. Miehael Katzara, Inverness
man.
It was voted to give donations Terrace; one year old Peggy FerMIU-luti. 'Opportunities for j Richard J. Dernier, 18. 28 Popu- Frank Diana presented the char;o the Middlesex County Tuber- reri, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
• rs commission w e (Tail-1 lw Street, Fords, a graduate of ter which represents recognition
Congregation Plans
culosis and Health League and to William Ferrert, Snyder Road; Mr
.ill qualified Guardsman, j Perth Amboy High, has been In the of membership in the world's lar. qualify by completing a Guard since June of 1965. He is a gest service organization, to
Cornerstone Dinner the V.P.W. Auxiliary National Steven Much!, Glenwood Terrace
George KeUenberg, president of
Home.
Larry Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs,
the local club. After the presentaISELIN — Congregation Beth
Mrs. Joseph Garbo, president, Henry Cohen, Nina Corner whose
tion, Charles Paul, president of Sholom of Tselln has announced announced that a Christmas party sixth birthday was marred by ill
84 Smilh Street
IVrih Amboy
the Woodbridge Lion's Club, the plans for publication of a program would be held tomorrow, in South ness; Joseph Heeney, Inverness
parent club of the Avenel club in conjunction with a dinner to Plainfield, V.P.W. post rooms fof Terrace; Verne Conni daughter o
be held In the Spring. Since the the combined Middlesex County Mr. and Mrs. Steven Conni, Bran
'specialist Third Class. His mill' purpose of the program is to raise and District 8 Auxiliaries of dywine Road on her second birth
| tary occupational specialty is tha funds for erection of a building VJ\W.
day; Tommy Williams, son of Mr
.of tank driving. As a civilian h on its land, lt Is to be titled "The
He wants to meet all
Two
women
were
appointed
In
Is a machinist helper. These and Cornerstone Journal."
you
girls and boys. Ht
charge of the buffet supper to be
many more of your friends and
Morris Cohen and Mrs. George
is
at
our store
InVMt yo«" Chrisrmai money
%r
neighbors are doing their part tc Gross are co-chairmen Journal served at the New Year's Eve
•party
of
Iselln
Post
and
auxiliary.
Insure the security of your future Committee and Harry Davis and
EVERY FRIDAY
The Auxiliary -will have Its own
Give them your support. Remem 1/frs. Laurence SUtaberg are
and SATURDAY
:bcr — This Is Your National chairmen of the cornerstone din Christmas party at a dinner to
-Z\>ioralionS
be held Deoember 20 in the post
Friday 4:30 to 9 P, M.
3 ' Guard.
ner. Any one seeking further in
Call Us—
room.?. Two dollar gifts will be
Saturday
10 A. M. to 6 P.'K, '\
formation please contact Mr. Mor
exchanged.
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The birthdays of Mrs. Carl
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COLONIA — Christine Andonuccl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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Macaluso, Katherine Macaluso,
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AVENEL PERSONALS'
ciation will be held n«xt Monday
at 1:30 P. M. In the school auditorium after which the annual
By Mm.
Christmas play will be presented
DAVIT) DAVIS by the children. The play will be
1.1 Lenox Ate. repeated for the second time
Tuesday at 8:15 P. M. to give
Avenel
parent* the opportunity to attend.
WO. 8 2240-B
It will be offered by students of
the fourth, fifth and sixth grades,
under the direction of Mt&s Ruth
Stein. The Ol«e Club will enter—Mr and Mrs. Joseph Glydon. tain, under the direction of Miss
88 Dartmouth Avenue, attended Lillian Burgeson. with Mrs. A.
the annual nwption and dinner Macaulay as the pianist.
Saner last Friday given by the
—The Avenel-Colonla First Aid
United Air Lines Management Squad will meet next Tuesday at
Club, at Hotel Roosevelt. The hon- 8 P. M., at the headquarters, Avored guests was William A. P a t ' enel Street.
terson. president of the United Air
—The annual Christmas party
tines.
of the Third Ward, Second Dts—Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Nazel- trict Democratic and Civic Club,
Cod, 500 Rahway Avenue, are the will bt held Saturaay at the Hill-;
parents of a son born December 7 crest Inn, Avenel Street, with,a
at Perth Amboy General Hospital. atered turkey dinner to be server!
.)—• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oyor- at 7:30 P. M. Music for dancing
kos, formerly of Avenel, have will be featured and a 50-cent
moved info their new home at 49 gift exchange will be featured by
Sast' NetherfleW Road, Glenvlllo, Santa. Mrs. James Hopler, chairWilmington 4, Del. Mrs. Oyorkos man, will be assisted by Mrs, Samla the former Jean Nochta. Aven- uel Albrecht and Mrs. John Maeii
hon.
—Mr. and Mrs. David Davis,
"'—Mi1, and Mrs. William Sheehan, 67 Lehlgh Avenue, are the 15 Lenox 'Avenue, were Sunday
parents of a son, Kevin, born De- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs,
cember 3 at Rahway Memorial Alfred Ford. Newark.
Hospital. Mrs. Sheehan is the for-The Democratic and Civic
mer Doris Thompson, Lafayette Club of East Avenel will hold its
Street, Rahway.
annual Christmas party next
r
7-Flrst , Lieutenant
A l f r e d Wednesday at 8:30 P. M., at Lou
JB'reuche, 900 Rahway Avenue, has Homer's Log Cabin, Woodjbridge,
promoted to the grade of under the co-chairmanship of
Stain In the Air Force Reserve, Mrs. Elmer Mitchell and Mrs.
fjrfptain Breuche served for more John Kozak. A buffet supper will
T*>*n six years on active duty as be served, music will he furnished
f nilot and has been active in the for dancing and a gift exchange
'•psetves for more than seven years. will be featured with Santa presH° is employed at the California ent. Reservations must be made by
Saturday.
Ol1 Company, Perth Amboy.
—The Junior Woman's Club of
—MLss Beverley Davis, 15 LenAvenel will meet next Tuesday
ox Avenue, spent the week-end
at the home of the president. Miss
/In Ivilkes-Barre, Pa., with her
Mary Lou Galisin. ,107 Walnut
•frftudmother, Mrs. t*Roy Gates,
Street, at which tinns the annual
tnhi) returned to spend the holiChristmas party will be held. Miss
day', season with her son-in-law
Gail Cooper will be In charge of
and' daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
the program and Miss Rosalie
David Davis.
Paulauskas and Miss Wllma Froe—-The Pire Commissioners will licrt will serve as co-hostesses.
mfiel; tonight at Avenel firehouse.
—The Third Ward Republican
-•-The Brotherhood of Congre- Club of Avenel will hold its angation Sons of Jacob will meet to- nual Christmas party Saturday at
night at 8:30 o'clock, at the Av- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
enel Jewish Community Center, Neves, Port Reading, under the
Lord Street.
chairmanship of Mrs. Rosalie
—Avenel Fire Company will Lange. A buffet supper will be
hold drill exercises next Monday served, entertainment will be provided and dancing will be featat 7:30 P. M. at the firehouse.
—The Young Ladies Sodality of ured. Mr. Robert Fischer will ImSt. Andrew's Church will receive personate Santa for the gift exHoly Communion in a group Sun- change.
day at the 9 A. M. mass. The
—The Avenel Woman's Club
group will hold its annual Christ- will hold Its annual Christmas
mas party Monday at 8 P. M., party next Wednesday at the AvIn the church hall, under the enel-Colonia First Aid Squad
chairmanship of Charlotte Kisel- building. A supper will-be served
eski assisted by JOan O'Halloran at T o'atecfc and gift exchsng*
Verna Fetrone, Arlene Krisanitz, will be featured, under the coJoan Vultak; Frances Augullano
and Carol Lee Mate. A gift ex- ler and Mrs. Daniel Levy.
change, entertainment and re—Mr «nd Mrs. Charles V. Mazfreshments, carol singing and za, 43 Smith Street, are the parChristmas records will be featured.
'
born December 10 at Perth Amboy
—The Avenel Memorial Pos General Hospital. Mrs. Mazza is
V.F.W. will meet next Tuesday the former Lois Snowfield, daughnight at 8 o'clock in the pos ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Snowclub rooms, Club Avenel.
field, 43 Madison Avenue.
' —A regular business meeting o
—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Fitzthe Avenel Parent-Teachers Asso- patrick Jr., 42 Cypress Street,
2 9 Mill Road, Irviugtoii
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AVBNEL—Don G. Mason, minister of music at the First Presbyterian Church, has arranged
mid will direct a candlelight carol
service at 4:00 P. M. Sunday
in the sanctuary by the Cherub,
Cnisnder. Westminster and Chancel choirs. Fred Elder of Westminster Choir College, Princeton.
nnd currently minister of music
at the White Church of Woodbrdlge will accomnany the slngfis at the or«tan /With Miss MftrthHlrn Brown, birplst,, Plainfleld,
VISITS OLIKSCENES: .Imrph Sabo, first chief aand charter member of the Avenrl Fire Company,
returned to Avenel lor a visit this week after an absence of many years and was p r i n t e d with an
honorary membership by tbr New Jersey Volunteer Fire Chiefs Association. I*rt tn rlfht ut Acting Chief John Tomas. Mr. Saho (wearing Mr. Deters uniform) and Harold Deter, former chief of
Avenel Fire Company. Mr. Sabo, who was the suest of Mr, and Mrs. James Dauda, was taken to
the fire house to view the equipment which Includes a new truck that was delivered a llttk over a
week ago. He was als« taken on a tour of the Avenel-Colonla First Aid Squad headquarters by Mr.
Deter, who wa* one of the organizers and first president of the squad. Jame* McHufh, squad president, explained the equipment and related the progress of his unit.
Chain o'Hills'Park Reports
L^krhtmad
The president of the United
States Chamber of Commerce has
called for a resumption of trade
In non-strategic, Items between
this country and Communist
China.
Margarcl (;llf
Feted on Rjrlu
COLONIA v ,
liam Qlirlllcli \ , , , v " '
Oupsta bNntn
Richard,
\vi
8 r , Jersey c i t y ,,, •'Hill V,n
, F r a n k EhrlK „,„, .
<•
of Brookdnln; \ 1r '. ' ,''1 K i 'n,
B e e f b o n n d s> n ' , 4 | hi
B r a n c h , n n d Mr •, 1 ,',r,';" !: t )
. Collins m u l i W ' i , , Ml N j
Jey Avenue.
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Woodbridge Knolls
—Congratulations to Mr und
Mrs. Ednar Rheaume, Albemarle
Road, on the birth of twins. November 25, at Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfleld. The twins, a boy
nnd a girl, are the first children
of the couple. They've decided to
name them Ronald and Susan.
—The infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Vlnoent Renz, Albemarle
Koad. was christened Vincent Walter at St. Cecelia's Church. Iselin,
with Rev. Thomas Raywood officiating. Assisting at the ceremonies were the child's sponsors,
Mrs. Charles Zulauf, Secacua,
N. Y. and James Flood, Jersey 'Jity.
A family buffet supper was served
at the Renz home.
—Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Spltwr and children, diaries and Karin, Claridge Place, were th° recent guests of her parents, V.r, and
Mrs. Laurence Levlson, Lynbrook,
N. Y.
—Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sudek
tricla Lawrence, Homes Park Ave- and son, Joseph, Albemarle Road,
were the Sunday dinner guests of
nue.
—Under the sponsorship of the Mr. and Mrs. John Zeroaka, New
M.Y.F. a Christinas dance will be York City.
held in the Woodbridge Methodist
Church, Main Street from 8 to 11 FARM PONDS
Farmers and ranchers are buildo'clock on Friday, December 21.
Refreshments will be served and ing one- to two-acre ponds on
a donation Is required for entry. their lands at a rate of about 75,It is hoped many young people 000 a year, according to the Agriculture Department, which estifrom Iselin will, attend.
•MfttendJMn. John R. Jewkes, mates that around 1.500,000 such
Jr.. aild children, Anthony, Judith bonds have been constructed in
and jRanriy, Elizabeth Avenue, left the last fifteen to twenty years.
last Friday for a visit with Mr. Jhese ponds provide water conand Mrs. Joseph Capelll, Cape May servation, better livestock man!ourtliou»e. On Sunday they at- ftgement. improved wildlife and
tended a reception and family re- yaterfowl habitat, increased nsh
union after the christening of Mrs. production, land-erosion control,
Jewkes' nephew, Edward John Se- sppplemental Irrigation, fire protection, swimming and recreation
ipena, in Egg Harbour City.
COLONIA — T h e executive
board of the Panent-Teacher Organization of Schools 2 and 16
were hostesses et a tea for class
mothers and teachers at the
school. Mr». Walter Zlrpolo, president of the PTO, and Miss Mary
Mullen, principal, presided at the
tea tables.
Hostesses were Mrs. Zlrpolo.
Mrs. Psul Ablonczy. Mrs. Abe
Fox. Mrs. Herschel Tarver, Mrs.
Elliot D. Ltroff, Mrs. Richard
Farkaa. Mrs. Hope Smith, Jr.. Mrs.
F. K. Miles, Mrs. John Lockie,
Mrs. Joseph Gaydos, Mrs. Walter
Emery. »
The next PTO meeting will be
held January 8 ac which time the
speaker will be Miss Josette Frank
whose topic will be "Television,
Comics and Book* for Children "
Mothers of third grade pupils
will serve at hostesses.
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Mu-ic to be stag Is a follows:
"l,o. How a RoseNEJer Blooming,
Westminster Choir; ""Annuftciauon Unto Mary," Chancel Sextette, with Eleanor Smith, soloist;
•The Snow Lay on the around."
Crusader Choir; "A Christmas
Folk Sons," Crusader Choir; "II
jest Ne." Cherub .Ctroir; "Silent
Night." Chancel and Westminster Choirs, "Olorla," from Mass
in A, Chancel Cnolr, soloist*, Eleanor Smith and Jack Dietrich.
Traditional carol will also be
sung by the congregation. A reception will be held In church auditorium, to which the congregation Is invited.
PTO Board Entertains
Mothers, Teachers
irother, David.
—Mrs. George R. Meyer, Orand
ivenue, was guest of honor at a
MRS. GEORGE party Saturday night celebrating
F. FERGUSON her birthday. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. John Meyer and Mr. Herman
93 Homes Park Woll, Union City and Mr. and Mrs.
Avenue
Egon Hildebrandt, of the Park.
—A double celebration marked
Liberty 9-147^
he tenth birthday of Richard
Strada. Washington Avenue. Sat—The Woman's Club held its urday he went out for lundh. dinmeeting and Christmas party last ner and the movies, and Tuesday
Friday at the VFW Hall, Lincoln night he was host at a family
Highway. Officers elected for the party when the guests were his
coming year were: Mrs. O. J. Mc- grandfather, Dominick Andreano,
Mahon, president; Mrs. William of the Park; his godfather, BerTnackara, vice - president; Mrs. nard JaCObus. East Orange; Mr.
George Kacinko, secretary; Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Andreano and
Robert Deerln, treasurer; and Mrs, daughter, • Gail, Bloomfleld; Mr.
Constant Shissias and Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Robert Andreano and
V. Peace, board members for two daughter, Barbara and Mr. and
years. It was voted to send a ten Mrs. Ralph Motano and children,
dollar donation to the Independ- Anthony Mathilda and Beinaent-Leader's Christmas Fund and dette, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
the treasurer reported $150 had Ferrara and children, Frank, Jr
been donated this year to charity. and Margaret, Belleville; and
After the exchange of gifts special Richard's sisters, Caroline and
refreshments vvere served and a Joann.
community sing of Christmas
—Mr. and Mrs. Julius Meadows.
carols enjoyed. The flrst meeting Elizabeth Avenue, gave a joint
of the new year will be held at the birthday party for their daughter,
First Presbyterian Church January Leslie Jean and Mrs. Meadow's
10 and a white ele%hj*it sale will mother, Mrs. Robert Dusold. 8tale business $es- ten Island. Leslie was three yean
old Monday. Guests were Mr. Robert Dusold and Mr. and.,, Mis.
Peter Valenti and children, NorDecember 21 at the VFW Hall ma and Peter.
from 7:30 to % o'clock. There will
—Hugh James McCabe, Orand
be a visit from Santa, with gifts
Avenue, was 10 years old Monday.
and refreshments. The new officers
On Sunday ha entertained his
will be in charge of the party.
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. James
—Robert Noll, son of Mr. and McCabe of Kearney, his cousin,
Mrs. Harold Noll, Washington Dennis Mitchell; brothers, Kevin,
Avenue, celebrated his1 seventh Timothy, and Brian, and Mr. and
birthday at a party attended by Mrs. Robert" Jumper and children.
Bonnie-Jo Jacobson; Gary Wertz; Robert and Debra.
Nancy Gilmore; Judy and Michael
—Seventy guests attended the
Wolchuk; Joan Donoghue and
Chanukah program and party of
Marc Nevin; also Bob's cousin,
the Bachinsky Cousins' Club held
Tammy Price, Stelton.
at the VFW Hall. Lincoln Highway.
—Mr. and Mrs. David Mellow, Sunday. They came from all parts
Elizabeth A v e n u e , entertained of New Jersey and from as far as
Sunday in honor of the fourth Liberty and Laurelton Gardens.
birthday of their son, Richard. New York. After the program, reThe guests were a^ from Iselin freshments were served by the
and were Mr. and Mrs. Charles committee consistlng'of Mrs. Fred
McManus and children, Janet Kesselman, Mrs. Leon Spbel, Mrs
Kathle and Edward; Mr. and Mrs Sidney Goodstein and Mrs. Jack
Charles Carew and children, Linda Goodman, with special assistance
and Charles; Mr. and Mrs, William from Mr. Goodman.
White and son, M'ichael; Mr. arid
—For his tenth birthday, John
Mrs. Lawrence Pearson and son,
Caballero, Homes Park Avenue,
Raymond; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
entertained S u n d a y afternoon
'Grosskopf and children, Janet,
James Ball, Wayne Lang, James
Lynn and Arthur; and Richard's
Donovan, Stephen Jacobson and
John Tlnnesz. Birthday greetings
Carteret, are the parents of a also to Carole Burulla, Charles
daughter born December 7 a Dougherty, Jr., Gerard Carlo, Beth
Rahway Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Murphy and John j GranellJ. The
Fitzpatrick is the former Cather arrival of her new sister postponed
ine Petrock, Avenel.
the third birthday party for PaBy
NEW HOME OWNERS
WOODBRIDOE — The estate of
Wilbur L. LouRhrnn has sold to
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Wes'ton
R one and one-half story frame
dwellin gat 10 Madison Avenue,
Avenel. Mr, Weston is employed by
Keternberg ft Olson, heating Contractors, Route 1, Avenel. Joseph
A. Manzlone. of the law firm of
Frederick M. Adams, 530 Rahway
Avenue, represented the purchasers.
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literally hundreds of steps every day. And color makes the
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THURSDAY, DBCEMBER 13, 195ft
PAGE THIRTEEN
Prizes are Awarded
At Rosary Cord Party
State House Dome
Committee in nn effort to
the widest possible counsel In
meeting NPW Jersey's water prob(Continued from Editorial Page)
lems. . . New Jersey's traffi*
look
forward
to
a
Merry
Christ-'
AVENEL — A card party spondeath rate has reached 680, topi*
inns
find
a
Happy
New
Year.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ro- •"«"'! V>« t>i« R o w 8ir.|pt,v of St.
pared with 888 at the same Utne
VcJasco,, Ethel
By
elfltreet.fltreet
Andrew* Church, was .held at the
Andrew's
William F. Kelly, Jr., president last year. . . . New Jersey If tt«
nf the State Civil Service Com- home of 194.937 beef cattle, «t
ng the dance home of Mrs! William Ursen, 435
Saturday evening
MRS. SHIRLEY
U p C0 n 8t lstlll
ll
mission, has notified the heads which 99.91 per cent are firiM
?.
? U _p C..0 n_8 '.s '.
s °1 Mr.
Mr and Mrs.
M s Hudson
Hudson Boulevard.
Boulevard
FI8HLER
nf nil departments, boards, com- fro mbovine tuberculotli,' Ifte
ntl
Winners of the table prizes were
!
148 Jefferson St.
miRslons, Institutions and agen- State Department of AgrteWtlH
Mr
Mrs. James Conlff, Mrs. aeorce
- T ee r r a c e
cies, of the extra time off for all announces. , . Kstlrnatea"
Ludwlg,
Joseph uuncan,
Duncan, Mrs.
Mcnio Park
u
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; Mr,
Mr, ^uuw
lR, Mrs. josepn
l
anha
l a l d John
workers
ploy ment in NPW "Jersey
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Vldchlck and Mrs. Anton
Ttrnoe
W lner> N e w TIU
Tre program of long holiday to 92,000 in October, the
ark
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werkends was designed by the Jobless level In the past
- ' Zeldman and Non-player prizes were awarded
Mr ™ '
civil st-rvice department and dl years. . . . Lloyd W.
™ " " r
Morris Roo*. M W Ie- to. Mrs. Mary Klllmlk, Mrs. D«reeled into effect by Governor principal keeper of the New,
1 K IIt
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John
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, Hfliry Brlckell, Atlantic
nolls
gey State Prison since June. It
'
Robert B. Meyner.
Mrs.
WURt t h e H o u r
lifts been named assistant
has been named, director Of
11am Clark, Mrs. Sllakowskl, Mrs.
Bemuse Christmas falls on a
rliBlrmnn of a fashion Restaurant.
Division of Administration lit tip!
Joseph Bllarczyk, Mrs. William
Tuwday this year, Monday, De„ i),. hold In the near future
—Mrs. Saul
Sta'e Department of Institution*
was host- Denvlch, Mrs. Janice Masky, Mrs.
cember
24
will
be
a
workless
day
Rosary Society,
and Agencies— Governor Mtjrn. Morry Smith, Mrs. Harry Jones and Mrs. Ethel Scethereby
giving
B
four-day
weekmid Mrs. James McMor- willl*m Krontr, Mrs. Barnet man.
ner has Signed bills providing tor
end
to
State
officials
and
em[jrilnson Street, entertained Weissman and Mrs. Maurice Pink,
12,000 yearly salary raliet ftp.
ployers. To help employees to
„„,, Walsh and son, New Yorli Thursday,
the Administrative Director M
get
an
early
start
In
the
celebravpekend.
the New Jersey Courts, the
- H a p p y birthday wishes to Antion of New Year's Day, Monday,
preme Court Clerk and tlrt
y,,;iti classman, detughtcr of gelo Oerardl, Peter Magutre Janus
December 31. has been marked
perlor Court Clerk..,. Th« t
1 Mrs. Alotrt alassmnn, Duerschrtdt, Dr. Ralph Barone,
as an extra day off for employees.
Police radio system on the
|,,nr street, celebrated her 8th Robert Velasco and Mrs. Abe AVENEL — Two skits will be
Jersey Turnpike and the
presented at the Christmas celeSaturday. Welnsteln.
ri,v at a party
.IERSKY JIGSAW:—Major Ocn
State Parkway will be
—Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Passl- bration of the MX and Mrs.
his were Mrs. Sarah Olassman
James F. Cantwell, Chief ol soon with the State Police" netToby; Oary Mor- nello, Wall Street, entertained Mr Club, First PrPibyterlan Church,
Staff. Is accompanying Qovemoi
work. . . . Bound Brook, R o r l t t |
Mr. and Mrs. Edward find Mrs. John Sullivan. Sunday tomorrow at 8:15 P. M. The girls
Robert B. Meyner on a tw< and Somervtlle are expected a m i '
afternoon.
of
thfl
Junior
Prayer
Group
which
lelMiim and daughters, Gail
weeks cruise on a flattop In th to. be officially designate M
—Pamela Nadell, daughter of meets with Mrs. Richard Kerr
11.miB, Newark; Mrs. Milton
protected areas to safeguard ttt|
Medlterranlah Sea. . . . The ne
I :in(i daughter, Lisa, Llvlngs- Mr. and Mrs. Irwln Nadell, Mary- each Friday at.7:00'will give a
underground water resource a t •
Civil
Defense
public
action
sigwrtrayal
of
the
Nativity
Scene,
IT
WAS
A
WONDERFUL
DAY;
Hungarian
refugee
children
indicated
their
pleasure
over
St.
knoH
Road,
celebrated
her
fifth
Mi and Mrs. Martin Hess
1
the area. . . . Disability |nlUt*
nals
will
be
sounded
throughou
md
will
dramatize
one
of
the
Nicholas Day with shy smiles as they enjoyed jiUs provided for them by the Red Cross st Camp
ihiidim Diane, Oall and birthday at a party Saturday.
ance payments made under ttli
New Jersey on Saturday at noor
Kilmer. Some 70 refugee children received sweets, switches and toyR In ftfcservanee of the traditional
IH<; Mrs. Ieadore Jaker and Present were'brother, Olerm; Mrs. iklts. The other dramatizations
State's system* amountedto$ t £
but traffic will not be stoppec
be enacted by members of
•,.,i. charna and Steven; Mrs. Abe Shurman, Mrs. George Getz
Hungarian holiday. Here, Red Cross Interpreter Mrs. Alexander Tarcz, from Woodbrldge Chapter,
029,954 in October, compwuf
and
there
will
not
be
any
publli
he
Club.
; MacDonald and daughter, nd children, Robert and Joan,
Joins the Pal Hajba family to vltw two-year-old Josef's new toys.
with the September total at •*,«
participation,...
Republicans
Mil Mrs. James MacDor.ald, tolonla; Mrs. Lawrence Goodman
Each couple is asked to bring
control of the Legislature plan to 007,347.
Mmy Lynn Siwalskl, Dana md son, Robert, Newark; Mrs.two Christmas gifts to the meet- cfltkmal facilities for the guardtf>nd concerts locally and he>r •use present funds to permit New
j,,di Stnmel, Cathy and Jane Pred Jeuelihon and daughter ing—one for a "Mr." and one for ians of America's future.
local talent perform.
Jersey to take part in the hugi
Mrs.- 8eymour Llss and
i. all of Menlo Park Terrace,
"Mrs." Mrs. Dale Scott requests
CAPITOL CAPERS:-"The W *
Local grfWnment has Its
Qulncy, fortunately, hafl Its Federal highway program ani
'Continued from Editorial Page)
i mid Mrs. Sol Fishier are laughter, Mlehette: Mrs. Kenneth ;hat those who have "earning
In which we are living hat been
Mrs C. Mltranl and Kraemer and son, Allen; Steven lollars" bring proceeds to this foundation on the door step of vated propaganda picture spread own symphony orchestra, which the proposed one cent per galloi
characterized as many thing! in* each
citizen,
he
can
walk
on
it
tax
on
gasoline
as
proposed
b:
fulfills
these
requirements.
,
•iiael, Brooklyn, this week. Weiss and Richard Powell.
gathering. Mrs. Richard Ken Is
but never under or around It! across Asia and Africa of the We ought, really, to judge bur Governor Meyner Is off for th eluding the phenobarblttt Me/ 1
mid Mrs. (/eonard Bcarl—Wednesday night Mrs. SolIn charge of arangements.
claims Joseph ,E. McLean, 8Ut«
Thopiaa
Jefferson planned ana Soviet Union as lead of theentertainment by the rewards It year. . . . Five additional mem
i itbelle Street, were hosts Fishier was hostess to Mrs. Edgar
"tamp of peace," the sworn foe gives us, and not by the conven- bers have been named to th Commissioner of Conservation
constructed It just that way.
|, ,md Mrs. Al Becker and Udlne, Mrs. Leonard Bearison,
and Economic Development. . . .
ience with which it can be ob- State Water Resources Advtsoi
Whenever the Instrumentality of colonialism and imperialism.
(lit, r. Vickie. Lon« Island City rfrs. Norman Rosen, Mrs. Kenneth
of local government (alls to do Soviet tanks and machine tained. To enjoy locally pro| Mi and Mrs. Murray Sulz- Craemer, Menlo Park Terrace and
(Continued from Editorial Page)
the best thing for all people by guns In Hungary have shot some duced good music (perhaps by
Umon. Sunday.
*n, C. Mltranl, Brooklyn.
planning through clear concise expressing the will of the ma- bad holes in this propaganda friends and neighbors) requires
- M r . and Mrs. Milton Platt
open deliberation.
s Nick Klein, Jefferson
jority with a voice for the min- picture. — Des Molnes Register. the effort of putting on the
•
Talk M long M you !1k«-i
•
Maryknoll Road, visited Mr. and
The topic of revaluation Is a ority we become franchlsed
was hostrss to Mm. Julius
hat and coat a n * starting Up
Mrs. Sam Fleischer and new son
topic of social justice and moral- American citizens in name only HOME GROWN MUSIC
s Mis. Erin Wurtzel, Mrs.
the car and that certainly
Neil, In Roselle, Sunday.
ity. Its solution rests with the
t I/Mb and Mrs. Sidney DlWith the departure of themore exercise than flipping the
and the reality of American De—Beth
Ellen
Olantz,
daughter
Intelligent action of each voter
Tuesday.
dial of the TV set for an 9.1
'f Mr. «nd Mrs Morris Otante, in the Township. This solution mocracy slumbers at death's Sunday bandstand concert went
ternoon cowboy story.
a
little
bit
of
Americana.
:s. Leo McVey, Flushing celebrated her 10th birthday at
door shamefully obliterated.
was the guest of Mrs. Leo supper party Friday. Quests were rests in one direction, since our
But in terms of Inner enjoy
JOHN EVANKO, JR.
Music-lovers today must get
|e., Jr., Jeflenon Street, last Elaine Boerer, Evelyn Klapt, An- Township fathers passively avoid
their musk from long-playing ment, when you have finished
Colonla, N. J.
revaluation
and
the
Board
of
* rile Mr, McVcy. Jr., was drea Abeles, Donna Barblerrl and
records, during an occasional the a w a g e TV program and
FEED SIMONSEN,_
p p 8mlnuttc«lltoRIQHMOND...70# I
Education if organizationally Inon a business trip to New Or- Lois Berlin, Menlo Park Terrace
visit to a city big enough to have have spent time merely being
aewaren,
N.
J.
P
txtra mlnutM, *ach only
aojl ti
capable
of
bringing
about
revalU
a great symphony orchestra, or occupied; while after you have
JAMEB I. O'BRIEN,
cousins, Jantoe Giant*, Irvington uation and thereby added school
^*
MhtntaftMiN[WAMiltNir.l.M<
M
In and Mrs. Ben Rose and and Ronnie Berber. Hillside.
attended a presentation of fine
from radio and television ,
Avenel. N. J.
facilities,
iKiibprt, Wall Street, attended
But these big productions are no music you have been satisfied.—
JOSEPH SABADOS,
—Mr. and Mrs. Morris OlanU
We can all sit by and watch
tfbyluNm.lDXM.UiwUiKMW.
2
of their family circle Wall Btreet, attended a surprise
help to those who want to a t Qnlncy (Mass.) Patriot Ledger.
Woodbrdige, N. J.
educational
opportunity
die
or
we
|it' home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- party in honor of Mr. and Mrs
( miners, the Bronx. Saturday, Harry OlanU. Union, on their 15t'r can stand and be counted in favor of revaluation which means
and Mrs. Albert Qlass anniversary. Weekend guests oi
equal taxation and added edu1 celebrate their annlver Mr. and Mrs. Qlanti were Mr. an
. by spendinR the weekend In Mrs. Abe Oold, Hillside and Mrs
Al Frankel and Mrs. Nathan
U-lphla. While there the: Fanny Rosenveld, Newark.
Davidson on the plight of the Jews
[ati^nd the Bar Mltzvah o
—Speedy recovery wishes to Jo In Egypt. The study group will
: cousin. Seymour Wald.
seph Olanti, father of Morrt meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
>'r. HWI Mrs. John Schobert OlanU, Wall Street, who Is re
Fred Jesselsohn, Atlantic Street.'
on. entertained Mr Scho- ruperatlng from a broken shoul
—Happy anniversary to Mr. and
parents. Mr. and Mrs,
der.
Mrs. Ben Rose, Wall Street, who
Schobert, NPW York, over
—Mr. and Mrs. William Icelan are celebrating 21 years of mar[weekend
McGuire Street, were hosts at ariage.
ir. And Mrs. Walter Mltchel gathering. Guests were Mr. and
—Mr. and Mrs. Seymour R. RUg•r Street. Tuesday1 vidttt Mrs. Norman Oardner, Mr. and scll, Atlantic Street, were hosts at
Mitchel's father, Ber.ncti Mrs, Ernest Gansell, Mr. and Mrs. a Chaimkah party at their hoi
nithal, who la recfperatlng al Seymour R. Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. Guests were Mr. and M:
klvn Hospital.
Fred Jestelsohn, Mr. and Mrs.Louis Kastanovitz, Mr. and M
is William Kroner enter Kenneth Morrison and Mr. and Herbert Kaston and Miss Ida l i In r mah Jongg group Tues Mrs, Norman Sliver.
vine,- the Bronx; Mr. and Mrs.
i'Hiyers were Walter Mltchel,
Seymour A. Kaston and childrejii,
—At the next meetins of the
Krltzman, Mrs. Seymour Menlo Park Chapter of the Amer- Eric. Nell and Lisa Marcia, Laurellitt. and Mrs. Milton Berlin.
ican Jewish Congress there will ton, L. I., and the Russell chilgreetings t h 11 be a white elephant sale. Also on dren, Kenneth Owen, Eric Peter
i) to Mr. and Mrs. Barnei the agenda will be talks by Mrs. and Lauren Oabrlelle.
Park Terrace Notes
JS S
' -
-
Skits to be Presented
At Mr. rntd Mrs. Club
Opmions of Others
idters to the Editor
phone rales for |
extra minutes |
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. l^-fl
PAOB FOURTEEN
! ISELIN PERSONALS
Paper P,,|
Club Gives Mis
To Chrktaas Fond
r, ounce the birth ol a
A V E N X U Twenty-mi tolls,
Rase Ann. in Rahway Memorial
Youlli
Hospital. Mrs. SjMDt i-, the for-dressed ami donated to the IndeGLADYR R.
mer Ida Bowro. rfelirv
i .ieudent-L*dn ChrXaws Fund
MANK
, —Sunday dinner aw-if, of Mr
Cpnununiiv »(,,and Mrs. James O-Rourke* 149 »an's Club under the direction of
rditi
Ailth
Avenue.
icre
M r 1 . M r e Joseph Strchy wwe dkvkwM
OHourk's parents. Mr and Mrs. ftl a meeting of tr* rtao b e » at
-8-in* Harry + L Hubfw and daughter. ! J * AwBri-CoioiUa M m Aid
I Jnv For
Irma Lou. all of MMtown. and Mr &W4 auilima
and Mrs. Stanley Hnb;)'. CranA doonLon w»» voted to the _
f : n i t p dr.1
—A dan?e for members of St. bury Sunday evening cupsts of MlWlest* County TuberoaMs!
Nntjona;
C'r
Cecflia't P.T.A. was held Satur- Mr and Mrs. ORourke were Mr Health League annual fund r a M w ,
y
i
and
Mn.
Clarrn:*
Crane
Newark
•
*
»e.
i
day night Mothers of the fourth
1
•'>n. I) C
-Lady Foresters of Airierici.' « " " * **** complrtwl for the
grade pupils were in charge with
!t was annr, ,-,, , ,
, SUr of Iselin Circle, met Mon- annual Christmas party Deeemb-r
Mrs. Anne Walsh as chairman.
. i'':vc bom-el n-,» •
" '«!
—Mr and Mrs. George Pays- 'day at Isrlln F-hooi. 15 Plans l» at the First Aid 3qu*d bttlMm?,!
1
at the hnme ,,.
sick. 75 Marconi Avenue, an- were completed for UK- annu. 1 **+* V* chsirmanah* of Mrs. I
•^mitii at r e t A
nounce the birth of a. Mn at Christmas party Monday, at U» .Charta», Vill-r aaxtotod by Mrs.i
m u n attpn-l
I school. Secret pals will be re- Prone a Claoney ond Jlrs Daniel
Perth Amboy General Hospital.
L
I . Harnici B^;.; ••
L w R servaiions must b
—Terrance Alien Towell. 34 Mc-; veakd. There will also be an « j visor, off..], ,i .
change
of
11.00
tills.
Al!
memn»d* »• s ^ • • "xastble with Mis ,
James ana Helen Towoll. 34 Mc, W l i » « Kusm^k. A supofcr wiM
f r e s h m e n u (<,
Lean Street, vac christened Sun- bers are urged to atund A f o v - to
m
™* a t 7 o e l o c k *** • * t n
event % u> b,day, at New Dover Methodist « e d dish supper Till be « r * l .
Monday nij;!,'
Church liv R e f Albeit Swaet, Mrs. Vincent Ma?no. Sr Ton ttf «**">«« ««* Chriatmas carol
BOLLS
FO»
THE
NKEDT
*b«Te
ire
dolb
whieb
w
«
f
dNMN
by
member*
*t
W«m«nit
Aviwl
for
The
Ina«pttid»l«lmembers
tt
the
Womans
(luh
or
A
p
staging will be featured.
A new cowm.•
pastor. Sponsors were Mrs. Ed-sp*:ial award
«r s«ne al the ctabwwnen il. to r.i Mn. Andww Cialbiln. Mn. Dan- j Rrammlnx was ;.,
Standing in bark of tht toll
ward Mack. Iselin. and Charles ; - T h e newly organized Green-1 * » • A t e l "**** *"** * • * * Swhjr. Mr*. Tb«nuu Msrkoos. Mr*. Willtam Ku»mlak.
Mrs.
itl
Oold ne, eha.ini
Manuel. Jersey City. A reception 1 Iwr of Boy Scout Troop 48 an-'n w > * ^ ' • m a n will be in ahar$«
oi
ported that ! . ,
Christmas decorations for Uw
wa* held after the ceremony at nounced its Christmas party »ill
now rpady fur
i be held December i t at VFW Hall *** ***" and the K n t Attj
which the sponsors and Mr. Eds< md
building.
|
ward Mack and son. Charles, and j The neit meeting is scheduled for *
II
wvs
Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Manuel,! January 4 at laelin Library Theo^ n ™ ? 1 ^ , lha*
.
Rosary St
f th0
1
Jersey City, were guestt.
Jdore Legones was elected Ser- ° .
. "OP*™ -WV?**^ JO,
1
w
Annual Unli,lUy
» s Clubs will be featured
—There will be an executive geant-at-arms A get well card c n° t™
h Arlenf
rttncU
Hom
iwas
sent
to
Mrs
Henry
Weiman
*
* uk'
board meeting of Iselin School IS
—Mr. and Mrs Richard Co- NEWARK—"Foolln" Ourselves.' take the place on the Muaic Fwnv
AVENEL • " p.7 .
By
OlJlDTS
E.
SCANK
y
s I w Moni
?
*?
morning at
P T A today at 1:30 P. M. at |who is a patient at St Barnabas ,f°",
,; burger. Oak Tree Road, had as \ mother pgU) Gregory production datton'o schedule of "Westa Mexl- « v e the invo<.,-.,,.;
4K Lincoln Hiffaway
" oc"**n
.
^
„ .
the school. Plans will be discussed 'Hospital, Newark.
i house guest* for a week. Mr. and j wn ich that well known Hollywood cans which was planned to be ing address at • • •
Tfl.
U-8-U7J
.
Mrs. Miller demonstrated fancy
for the Christmas program. Mon-•
Mrs. James Carey and son, James producer describes as a show witn presented dn February 2 The lat-mas party of f... (/', ,";
: ELECTROJECTOR
candle making and aaambers wtre
—Mr. and Mrs Alex Cuthbert-1 J.. Cleveland. Ohift
day
i mu »ic and dancing which will fea- ter attraction wa* cancelled by theof 8 t A n d r e * ^ ( :
An electrojector. designed to re- allowed to participate A lovely son and children. Richard Alan
—Mr and Mrs Walter Coley. Irv-'ture fresh younx talent, will be foundation as a reiult of contrac- week In t h e ch.;: . 7 •,'
—Members of the Woman's , plac« carburetors on motor ve- display of various candle decora
Oub of Iselin. who are planning 1 nicies, has be*n developed by Ben- tioiis was featured. Many man land Maureen 18M Oak Tree tngton, were guesu Saturday of .prorated at the Mosque Theater. tu»l difficulties with the producer. ry Jones J r . jr.^, • . . "
to attend the annual Christmas I dix Radio, it has been announced, bers were rewarded in their efforts Road and Miss Violet Scank., Mr. and Mrs Richard Coburger. Newark, on Saturday evening.
corned the s u . s - 7
party at The Pines, December 19. ; The etetrojecwr is an eiectroni- by fln>*hina sparkled covered , laelin, were Saturday gueaU of Ifl62 OalfTree Road.
A catered ;,,;,,•..,
j March JO. under auspices of the Barbara Kre'lU Marks
may make reservations by tele- ' cally-controUed system of fuel in-'Christmas trees to add U» their Mr. and Mrs. Louis Srhmitt. Rah- f - M r . JOteph Woolley and :«Mffltti Music Foundation,
•crved and it ,/• .
.
1 lth Birthday al Party Carol singinK * , - . ;.
phoning Mrs. Car! Storch. Mem- ' Jectlon that responds to engine; home decoraUons.
\ way.
jdaughter, KaOriefh. Went End. i HeadMners of the n«w show will
bers will meet in front of First requirement* and meters" a uni- Guestt were: Mrs. John Poll. [ —Mrs. Henry Weiman. 13 Brad-; and Edward Ounther of Seo-u-• be Oene Nelson, curratl star of ^ ^ ^ _
„ „ _ „,_ Helen Zullo w,i.- .
Mr ^
> Preabpterian Church at noon for • form «yUnder-to-«.v!inder mixture j Mrs. Michael Petras. Mrs. WUlard ford Ptace. u a patient at St.: cus were Saturday evening guests I Rodgers and Hammer»l*ins P « ;
Muaic for dr..
enolM j ^ ^ W w t 8tree, e n t e r .
transportation.
! of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schottlture production of Oklahoma
ntehed by the •:•.•
! to the engine, by a series of elec-1 Jenkins Mrs. Richard Warner and Barnabas Hospiul. Newark.
K.:.B|
_.
.„..
—
.
,
tained
in
honor
of
the
eleventh
—A daughter wac born to Mr.itrical pulses to fuel injectors.
Arenel. Mrs i :
i ^ r s . Everett Rutan. Avenel: Mrs. [ —Mrs. Robert ArgalM of 32
and Mrs. Ahgelo A. Barbato, 41
chairman.
- J o h n KowU, and M M . George [Adams Street, and Mrs. Theodore'
Berkeley Boulevard, at Perth AmBilly. Rahway and Mrs. Robert (Kristenaen of 12 Semel Avenue, i
Th« society -*.:
1
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Cox. Mttuchen.
boy General Hospital.
; visited Mrs. Henry Weiman at and son, Walter. J r . 226 Wood j sharingh t thete Poolin' Ourselves
bu&inw meet:ru .|,r.,
90
Joyc
Included
her
brother!,
an
dson.
Waller.
J
r
.
226
Wood
»•»<•"«
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P*"'
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"*
• Hostesses for the social hour I St. Barnabas Hospital. Newark.
—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Statile.
Avenue, were Sunday dinner I Jackson.
Warned, Frank Mark and Mickie; Mrs. Anna
Mrs. James Atkinson and | oh Sunday afternoon.
U&Demarest Avenue, Avenel, anWolff andChris
PatU Regan.
NEW Primed Pattern 'were:
Kreitz and son., Andrew Htlblde; Girl* Friendly S
i Mrs. Fi-edcrick Hyde.
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Stephan
—Joanne Ammiano. daughter
BT
nj\
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Easier to cut
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ISetc Jewish Youth
Group Selecti Name
IBELIN — The eighth grade
to high school group of CongreSJjtional Beth Sholom, it newly
Organized group of young people,
his chosen the name. Beth Sholmn Junior for its organization
which meets at 1388 Oak Tree
Road.
pPlans for a tour of a brewery
fere discussed, at their meeting.
TJie tour is to be made during the
Christmas holiday vacation. Joel
Shane presided and Mrs. Morris
<Johen, group leader, conducted
the session.
Mizrachi to Meet
At Weikberg
Home
f- COLONIA — The Mizrachi Women's Organisation of America.
A'tidah Chapter, will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Weinberg, 16
Rugby Road. Wednesday. December 19. beginning at 8:30 P. M.
. Mrs. Ruth Waldman will be the
guest speaker. Anyone interested
18, welcome to attend.
The group recently held a Chaoukah party and exchanged gifts.
The main aim of this organization
U to aid the orphaned children of
Israel. Mrs. Sylvia Schrage, Cameo
ftace, will preside.
phone
rates are
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—Mr and Mrs. Jack Katzen- much the same pattern of intimate ; g o n M j C h a e i, W a y s i Kardash. West To Hold Christina
Colonia Hills Croup
ano. 69 Bender Avenue, was guest back arid children. Jack. Jr.. Rob- and Qriginal stage productions | S l r e e t ; M r a n d Mr8 .Chester 8eliof
honor at a family party given ert. Stephen and Carol Ann. 15 which Oregory has pioneered from 1 8 a oxford Road and Mr. and Mr*. WOODBRIIK.K :,
\
Hits Road Conditions
was set as tlir <ly, • •
by her parents, Sunday in obser- Adams Street, attended a birthday coast to coast in recent years with Uo K r e l u ^ ^ ^ J r
Christmas p u n . ,<•
vance
of
her
eleventh
birthday.
COLONIA— The Board of Didinner Sunday at the home of Mr. popular stage and screen stars as p l a c e
U i e O l r l s FrlHidl-. ^ ,
rectors of the Colonia Hill* Tax- Her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Schumann, headliners. Tliese have included! A p a r t y f o r Barbaras !;-«ndi ty Episcopal C' -si
payers Association met Monday and Mrs- George Amato. Newark, Bound Brook. The guest of honor "Don Juan in Hell," "John Brown s ; w a (h e l d S a t u r d a y afternoon Pre- (House.
celebrated their forty-fust wed- iwas Richard Schumann who wasBody." "The Caine Mutiny Court j g e n t mK lMilM M caiand, Iiielln;
Night at the Colonia library.
Miss A m ? lo i • .
and Three For
The Board discussed the re- ding anniversary at the aame time. five years old.
| S h a rr y n Hawkins, Klmoerly Road; with I*is* MHIV •
zoninz 'of the Albee Estate and Joanne was hastes* to her girl
—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry which the foundation in past s e a ^ S u w r i Morrison. Oxford lioad and ( Mis» Mary Ai.r :<:.,•,
; a letter will be sent to the Plan- friends and classmates on Mon-and daughters, Katherine and Ro-sons presented at the Moajue be- ; K a r e n H u d a l t
I charge of si.mv
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day.
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j nins Board and the Zoning Board
berta. 58 Semel Avenue, were
[Sipos and Mi>- '
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—Mrs. Joseph Shields, 106 War- guests Sunday for dinner of Mr. The book, music and lyrics of CONSUMER PRICES
i stating the stand of the Board
of hospitality
on the issue. Also a letter will be ran Street, Woodbridge Oaks) Gustave Simpson and Miss Kath- the new show are the work of Ro-1 Consumer prices have risen two
The Society ;>! :, •
sent to the Township Committee North, has been named co-chair-1 erine Perry, West New York.
bert Rogers and William Barnes, a , per cent to a new high for 1956:mas caroling n ;>-,••. ,
regarding road conditions. The man of the adi and door prize;
•new team of musical collaborators I Strong demands for all sorts of
The Nabon.ii , -.. :
next meeting will January 14 at committee and Mrs. William C'na-; The Peipinj radio has (autioqed and Richard Pribor, who appeared j goods promise further increases,
fateUl. 19 James Place. Wood- the Soviet Union against chat- in the same capacity in 'Three For j despite high Industrial outputs, tion h a s amui.: : .
the Library.
bridge Oaks. North, has been, vinum In future dealings with Tonight" will be musical director. * according to a Government sur- radio telesto;i< :;• :.. •
made publicity chairman for the other Socialist countries.
eter.
The. Gregory production will vey.
BLTJNT TO SPEAK
WOODBR1DGE — Robert R. forthcoming St. Cecelia's Rosary
Blnnt,- Middles** *Oounty Super- ^Society fashion show.
—Mr. and Mrs. Julian Shadis.
intendent of Schools, will be guest
speaker tonight at a meeting of 106 Francis, Street, announce the
the Citizens Council, at 8 o'clock, birth of a daughter at Perth Amat ~ the Municipal Building. The boy General Hospital.
meeting is open to the public. Mr. —Mr. and Mrs. William Cassidy
Blunt's subject will be "School and son. Thomas..214 Wood Avenue, motored to Middletown, N.
Transportation Problems."
Y.. Sunday, where they spent, the
Marshall Field 3rd leaves $30. day with Mrs. Cassldy's mother,
Mrs. Elsa Klein.
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At the December meeting of
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SANTA OI.AIJS CAME TO TOWN: .lark SrhulU Impersonated Santa Claus and presented gifts to
prepared by the varlgus mothers
the klddifs at the annual children's Christmas party sponsored by the Sixth District Democratic
,T quests at the Parents
were nerved, games were played,
Organization at Fitzgerald's Tavern, Route. 1, Avenel, Sunday. William Mnran, pianist, accompanied
l,,.|d by the Troop at the and a grab bait was held. The
the ehlldrm for the singing of carols. Movies were shown by James Krutzlrr. president and re[.HI u^ion Hall, Friday meeting woa held at the home of
freshments tvere served. Mrs. John Jones, chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Joseph Hollo, Michael
* (••>• Hope Smith, Sandalwood Hrabar, Mrs. Clifford Rosell. Mrs. John Klmberly, Mrs. Jack Mac.Iver, Mrs. James O'Neill, Mrs. John
,1,001s 2 and 18 WH1 close Lane.
Dick, Mrs. Salvatore Orillo and Mrs. Anthony O'Brien.
Christmas Holidays on
—At the Northeast District
comber 21 at the regular Roundtable for C u b leaders,
had been postponed to February FATHERS' NIGHT
,ut will re-open on Wednes- Scout leaders, and Explorer lead- Bus Trip Postponed
3, in order to give more people
,i injury 2.
COLONIA — The Explorers ol
ers held at School 11 In WoodBy Youth Organization opportunity to make the trip. The Boy Scout Troop 44 held a Fathers'
, n Colonla boys are mem- brfdge, the following represented
trip is for children six years and
Din 9. Cub Pack 141 of 8cout units of Colonla: Prom Boy
ISELIN — A general meeting up. A nominal charge will be made Night at the New Dover Method!!
vnch is making punles Scout Troop 44, -Scoutmaster
of Congregation Beth Sholom of to cover transportation costs. Any- Church. The fathers enjoyed re-imns gifts for children Frederick Boyle. John Lease.
laelin was held Sunday tit V.F.W. one desiring more information, freshments and a movie provided
•iv hospitals. They are: Charles Parks, Robert Frank, EdHall, with Dr. Sydney Goff pre- please contact Mr, Bllowlt,' WO.
for them by the Explorers. Presen
Auolio, Thomas Bacskay, win 8chaffer, Harold Hlbblll. siding.
8-8234.
Hoihwell, George Emery, Theodore Wlngender; Explorers
we're Kenneth Lease, Nuthanla
Herbert Seleg, chairman of the
h Fildman. John Ptlz and preaent were: Anthony Barcelona.
Mr. Irving Judd asked for more Ejolly, Ronald Schaffer, Peppe,
religious services committee anMnrettl. The Cub Scouts secretary: Ronald 8chaffer, sen- nounced that Friday evening ser- participation in the Youth DraBurgess, Anthony Barcelona, Ben
!
preparing Christmas ior crew leader; Nathaniel Holly, vices will be held weekly starting matic group. Additional informaStevenson, David Boyle. Larry
t for their families from assistant crew leader; James in January.
tion may be obtained from Mr, Woods. James Parks, Normnr
I household Items. Book Parka, crew leader. Explorer DaDavid Bllowlt, chairman of Judd.
Christie* Guest was Percy Hullck
aftiontf Uie articles made vid Boylt of Troop 44 attended youth Activities announced that
District Commissioner of
1
> direction of Mts. John the meeting, as den chief of the the bus trip to the Natural MuFrench yards are building many Council who presented David Boyli
in 38 Fair view Avenue, Den newly formed Webelos Den of Cub seum of History. New York City,
with his Life Badge.
foreign ships.
Pack 145. Also present were: Cubr,
master Warren Reeb, Assistant
Cubmaater William Walsh, Den
Mother*. Mrs. Herschel T r n w ,
Mrs. William Marquardt and Mrs.
Mary Jones, who will replace Mrs
Marquardt as Den Mother. Cub
master Wlllard MacArgel wa
present from Cub Pack 130.
Mothers Club
Elects Officers
Indepebdpnt Club
Reelects McDaniel
o phon*
anywhere
"VO°5t w'atsant to William Bol
t l t at Rebwy Me
den, a patient
^
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COLONIA—The next i
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
onia \Jjlunteer Chemical 1
Ladder Company ~
biate Chanukah. Ouests were Mrs.
B y M R S . David Schoenberg, Mrs. Carol San- will be a combined business i
Inq and Christmas' party,
t'H A R L K 8 m , Mrs. John Adam*, Mrs, HerA Christmas dldner will.
OLIPHANT. bert Potsdam, Mrs. Walter Indyk, served promptly at T:SO P.;
Jr.
Mrs. Samuel Jones. Mrs. J. W. Members were asked to
Street, Wohltman, Mrs, Theodore Welber, gift to be exchanged.
M, j . Mrs. Manuel Lafoff, and .Mrs. WH- Singing of Christmas enrol*
Phone
i l l f t m D c m ' e r - B l i o I Cojonla.
take place n round the Clu
rf«iton H.1960
—Mr. and Mrs. William Quelllch tree at the Inman Avenue fit
and children. Margaret and Rich- house shortly after the
nrd. McKiniey Avenue, were the ! Color slides of Cuba Mid
-Mrs.
Edward Arnold and
tuman Avenue,
were the recent guests of Miss
I —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lelch1,, Duke* Estates
itanor Wtlgt:, Roselle.
Marlboro Lane, will be th
Brady.
Party Set for Tome
i, MarrQ.
h •' Women's Republican
D: Colonla at Its monthly
,; reelected the following
for 195*; Mr* Oeorge P.
COLONIA — The Mothers Club
president: Mrs. John Mulsecretary; Mrs. Norman of Boy 8cout Troop 45 held its
treasurer, and Mrs. Mor- last meeting of the year at the
unfleld. vice president. The home of Mrs. Hope Smith. Sancan Club will hold Its dalwood Lane. The December
Christmas dinner at Sal- meeting^ also marked the first
tern and Restaurant. Hlgh- i anniversary of the formation of
the Club which was organized to
,:rk. today.
Edward Partenope, Mid- be as much help as possible to the
Avenue, has been named Troop and to discuss common
: m n of the ads and door problems.
Successful activities listed by
immlttee for the forth*
••it Cecelia's Rosary 8o- the members Included a Easter
candy sale, the proceeds of which
., aon show.
I- Mothers Club of the De were donated to the Troop for
• vs took a tour of Burry camping equipment; a family picElizabeth. Accompany- nic at the home of Mrs. Herman
' mup were Mrs. Edward Reich, Chain O'Hllls In August
: : Mrs. John Toma. Co- and a theatre party and dinner
In the spring. The Easter candy
I! -ii'vard.
sale will a&ln be held by the
next business meeting
Troop in the coming year.
OMU Village Civic AssoIt was voted by the memberi u be held on December
ship to donate $25 to the troop
1
Colonla library. Guest
as 8 sift and pending the apt !K will be CommiUeeman
proval of the Troop Committee,
.midt who will discuss
a Christmas party will be given
< :.ditions, light Improvefor the 8COUU at the American j
. ' A age problems and any
Legion Hall on December 21. |
ater* which may be
Scout mothers will serve us hos-!
.;> from the membership.
tesses.
activities will be disAt an election of officers the
following were named: President,
American Association of
Mrs. .John Toma. Colonla Boule• Women will meet tovard; vice-president. Mrs. John
a o'clock at- the Colonia
Morgan, Longfellow Drive; secreMrs.
Donald Dorian,
tary. Mrs. Herbert Schaefer, East;» 'ker, will discuss Christcllff Road, and treasurer, Mrs.
' 'iti.< and traditions.
A. H, Wels, Washington Avenue.
:tball practice for 7tli
The next meeting of the Mof Colonla who will play
thers Club will be January 9 at
"•'I yon Avenue School Basthe home of Mrs. John Morgan.
i<-uin will be held at
Present were: Mrs. Hope Smith,
]
" instead of scbools 2 and
Mrs. Sidney Preund, Mrs. John
••'I been previously an*
Toma, Mrs. John Salano. Mrs.
Practice will be held "on
Herbert Schaefer, Mrs. Albert
.md Tuesday afternoons
Hornyak. Mrs. John Morgan. Mrs.
3:30 and 5 P. M.
A. H. Weis, Mrs. Prank Hyland,
Ruhway Memorial HosMrs. Prank Brown. Guest for the
Mjuncod that the male
evening was Mrs. James Taber,
n was increased in CoDogwood Lane.
week by the birth of
i<- following famUie*: Mr.
Anthony Cerami, Box
uney Lane, and to Mr.
Theodore Wleber (the
Mildred Lax), 45 Broad•ii»e. both on December 1.
COLONIA — Thomas McDaniel
Herbert Schafer, Eastl(
"-'il, is now secretary of was reelected president of the In:
"> IDI the New Dover Meth- dependent Club of Colonla at a
meeting held in the club buildin*.
(
•uux-li.
Others elected were Mrs William
';•..sentatlvea of the Co- Holmes, vice-president; Mis. Neil
l'.. ,aKe civic Association met Bofltfc secretary: Mrs. Lerov HolI'l'i'sentatlvei of other civic m»n, treasurer; and Mrs. B. L.
"I the area at the Co- Hunter, one-year trustee.
' •>• improvement building.
Mrs Lawrence McCray was welAvenue, for a formative comed as a rfew member and appliA report on the alms of cations for membership were aciiosed council will be made cepted from Mr. and Mrs. Oranbusiness meeting to be vllle Johnsdli and Mrs. Constance
Ul
December K). Also a <juar- Simmons. Roy Rasher, chairman
0/ the board of directors, a n nounced that names of members
in good standing will be de°O»t« SO IMtI* not
leted and new members elected u>
(
fll! the vacancies oh the board. A
rsvlslon of the by-laws was also
recommended.
w S u w t i e outlined for the a n nuEmembershlp dinner to be he'd
'leveland
SMt
a t the club buUdto« December 31
Mrs Holmes, who is In o l » w
70*
wked members to bring a | i »
;<•; -
Woorihririge Knolls, Shore Cresl Anrei, Lynn
Oaks, Oak Ridge Heights)
- report will be made by the
treasurer, Mrs. Joseph Nerl.
The monthly committee m-etMHR. KIDNEY
nR of Cub Scout Pack 130 will be
FBEUND
held tomorrow at the home or
19 Simdalwood chairman, Charles Knudsen/ 32
Eandalwood Lane. All committeeColonla
men and den mothers nrc uraed
Fulton M98» to attend.
- Final plans have been made
for the first teen-age dance for
age children of members of
Romeo, Colonla BoulCivic Assomcmher of Den 8, Cub
wlll be held
i;,ck 146 celebrated -his
between the hours
bn i tiday at his Den meetof his Den Mo- of 8 nnd 11 p. M . at the Colonla
11 ]«•
Anthony Simonelll. Country Club. Refreshments will
. Helping him eel- be T.rved nnd prizes awarded to
fii.il
con est winners. At the
I
••
Inman Avc\ Section Golonia Fire Auxiliary
Plans Yule Fe
(Including DukoH' Eclairs, Canterbury Village
(OLONIA PERSONALS
Saturday,
Republican
rommltteewoman. Mrs.
.well, Highland Park, en: at luncheon the mem( t he nominating commitn- Women's Republican
x Middlesex County. Inc.
O.III Radln of the Women's
li in club of ColonU. Is u
i: of Mrs. Howell's Com-
•
- COLONIA — The Dukes!
den Is of the Shore Crest
Sewaren.
Community" Association
velopments are invited to attend.
—Recent guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. —Mr. and Mrs. Irving Malina place has been changed to tha '.
Bedore, Edgewood Ave- w e r e h o s t s a t » chanukah party man Avenue flrehouse for the
nue. were Mr. and Mrs. William a l their home on Jeffery Road. morrow night's session at ft:'
Chambers and children, Debbie: ouests were Mr. and Mrs. Sam o'clock.
and Craig, Orange; Mv. and Mrs Oentor and daughter, PflulcUe.
A festive social hour with Christ
C
Edward, Rail- Bronx; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cen- mas music and decorations
way and Mrs. Elsie Abt-r, West ter. Brooklyn, and Mrs. Annette been planned by the arrati
Orange,
Leon and sons, Barry and Allen. committee. There will also
brief business; meeting, partio
James Black, Jr,, Fanwood, Long Island.
,
to discuss the development's
was the guest of Mr, and Mrs.
—Mr. and Mrs, Milton Pascall,
James Black. 9r., Patricia Avenue. 97 Sterling Place, entertained at day plans. All residents ar;
Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Latzko, a ChanukaH party. .Ouests were to attend.
Patricia Avenue, were the Sunday Mr. nnd Mrs. Abe Upldus, Mr.
quests of Mrs. Louis DeVico, Plain- and Mrs. Hunter Wilson, Mr. and Broadway Avenue, were the
Held.
Mrs. Arthur Berlin, Mr. and Mm. man and matron of honor at
-Mr. and Mrs. George Latzko, Manny Kimmell, Mr. and Mrs. wedding of Miss Joan t.
Patricia Avenue, have as their Charles Leicht, Mr. and Mrs. Max New York City, to Fred
dt
?ueat for a few days their son-in- Kelson, Mr. and Mrs. Hal AkU, Detroit, in Now Y o r k
law, Howard Ashmore, Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Max Berent and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen, all of
Conn.
,_
'
—Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reill
and son, Steven, McKlnley Avenu
—Misses, Patricia Scott, Inman Shore Crest Acres.
Avenue and Wilmft Froelieh, Beek—Mrs. H a r r y Schectel, 41 were the dinner guests of
man Avenue, were the Monday Broadway Avenue, attended the Edward RelUy, ST., Newark.
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. first meeting of the season of the
—Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
James Oelsler, Linden.
North Jersey Chapter Myasthenla quale, 88 Cleveland Avenue,
returned home after a two
—Mrs.' Edward Bedore, Edge- Oravis Foundation in Union.
wood Avenue, was the recent guest
—Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Simon vacation at Miami Beach, 1
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kearney, and children, JefTery and Arlene,
—Mis, Stephen Karaisz
West Orange.
Irvington, were the Sunday guests daughter, Janice. Perth
—Mrs. H a r r y Schectel, 41 of Mr. and Mrs. David Schoen- were the Tuesday guests of
and Mrs. George LaUko, Patricia
Broadway Avenue, was hostess at | berg, Broadway Avenue.
a coffee and pancake party to cele—Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Sanger, Avenue.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956
PAGE SIXTEEN
SEWAREN NOTES
will meet it 8. The junior choir
wl.] meet Friday directly after!
{school. The Guild is holding Its
B>
HRS. IMVIM Christmas psrty and exchange
i of gifts this afternoon in the
RALFOlIlt
{Parish House st 2 P. M.
S«7 Wf.1
\rr.. ,
—Mrs. E. B. Johnson, den mo! (her. reports thst Den J, Sewsren
, Cub Scouts, earned IM3 In their
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
FIRST HUNGARIAN
5 Saturday. December 1—10:00
' recmt sale of Christmas candy,
Market and High Street
EVANGELICAL
awl
REFORMED
A
M.-7:30
P.
M.—Annual
Church!
w
! and want to thank everyone for
Perth Amboy
W B R I D G E | Bazaar.
B
|
i their support. Oten Counhlin won CHIRCH «r WOODBRIDGE
IttT. PKtr Rnwilrhnk, PuUr
Paalor Leslie E m
1
— —
~ A luncheon pirlv cplebratlns! a prise for selling the most. A
il:(fo A. M.. Morning Worship.
Sunday School — 9 A. M ; Sec- :
WOODBRIDGE GOSPEL
ihe birthday of Mrs William ''park rertting will be held Tues9:46 A. M.. Sunday School.
CHURCH
Ecker. WoocibrHse Avenue, was ; day night st the White Church - _ Session. 10 A. M
8:15 P. M., Baptist
Youth
English Service, 10 A. M.; Hun- lift Prim*** mrttl, WcxxJbridre
field Monday at Koos' restaurant, j at T P. M. which will be a ChristBtt. Httt Barren, Putw
Fellowship.
galrpn Service, 11 A. M.
The group then moved to the' mas party
»:45 A. M—Sunday School for
7:30 P. M., Evening Oospel
Ladies' Aid Society will meet at ail ages. William Butters, Superinhome of Mrs F J Adams for i
—ReservsUoiU
for
the
Christ2 P. M lrt the auditorium, with tendent. Adult Bible Class at same Service.
brldac. Present were Mrs. Floyd j
11:15 A. M., Communion Sun'Unwell. Mrs. Oeorg? Urban. Mi&s mas smorgasbord party of the Se- >frs. James Pentek. president, pre- UA ur; teacher, Runyon Ernst.
Jlanche Van Syckle. Mrs. Olive waren History Club must be made siding.
day, first Sunday of each month.
11:00
A.
M.—Morning
Worship
Van Iderstine, Mrs. S J. Henry. with Mrs. John J. Dowllng, chairYouth Fellowship at 7 P. M.
A nursery is provided at
, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Mrs. A. W. Scheldt,,and the host- man. by Saturday. The event will rith devotlonals in the church this hour.
take place Thursday evening. De- rlth Miss Esther Hacker at leader,
CHURCH
ess snd guest of honor.
8>00
P.
M.-Young
People's
Felcember 20. at the home of Mrs. assisting Hilda Marcus and ArRahway
A
venae snd Carteret
—Mr. and Mrs D Vanlderstine
Joseph H. Thomson, Cliff Road. 'ene Dunch, Recreation with lowship. Adult advisers, Mr. and
Read, Woodbridge
and chlktren. of Rumson. were
Mrs.
James
Sabatino.
Mrs. Marion Hoffman. Swedish
Simon, Jr.. leader, will be
luests Monday night for dinner
7:00 P. M—Evening Oospel Rcr tirl Rinnnm Drrannr, Mlnlrttr
entertainer, will present a proMr. DM*M T. Scott, Youth OlrwUr
it Mrs. Olive Van Iderstlne, West
Service.
gram of songs following the dinMr. Tnt Eldtr, Omairt and Director
Avenue.
Wednesday. 8:00 P. M—Prayer
ner.
Sunday 8*rrlc«»
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
,—Donald Bslfour. son of Mr.
Meeting and Bible Study.
Morning Worship at 11:00
CHURCH
and Mrs David Bslfour, celeSunday School, 0:30 A. M.
Barren a«4 drove Avenues
ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. CHURCH
brated his fifth birthday TtiursRegular Meetings
WMdbrtdfe
with a party st his home.
Port Reading
First Monday Session meeting
Be?. Dewtr Ptttrfenrt, Mlnlrttt
RCT. l u n l d a n i Mllot, Putor
its were Billy and Anne
Mn. (fewf* • . Blwdn,
Sunday Masses at 7:30, 8:00 in the church office at 8:00 P. M.
,ry. Nancy and Wendy Howeil.
MIHiW «t Unite
Second Monday. Board of Trusand 11:00 A. M.
William H. T w l m , Jr.,
Donald Morsn. Erin Wilverdlng.
Ivpcriatmdnt «f Smdu Scbwli
tees In the church office at 8:00
Weekday Masses at 8 A. M.
•bd Donnie's brother and sister.
SKU
Novena in honor of St. Anthony P. M.
tfcvid and Margaret.
AVENEL—Mrs. Benjamin Weln- Sunday School — » : « A. M.
Second and Fourth Monday,
each
Tuesday at 7:15 P. M.. with
—The Triple Foursome bridge tein. 83 Cornell Street, was guest
Morning Worship — 11 A. M.
Rev. Shelley. St. Peter's Hospital. White Church Ouild.
#ub met recently at the home if honor at a surprise stork
Meeting!
Second Wednesday, S u n d a y
New Brunswick, in charge.
Ct Mrs. A. W. Scheldt, Holton shower, given by Mrs. Elmer MitOfficial Board, first Monday, 8
School teachers.
Itreet. Prize winners were Miss chell. Mrs. William Carter and
M.
Second and Fourth Wednesday,
ST. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH
Banehe Van Syckle. Mrs. P. J. Mrs. James Hopler. The affair was
Ladies Aid Society 2 P. M.
Amboy Avenue, Woodbridfe
Official Board— Third Wednestfanu, Mrs. Russell Solt, and field at the Roxbury Inn, Avenel
RL tun. H«r. ChwlM O. MtConUUa,
Third Wednesday, Men's Brothday, 8:00 P. M. '
ruin
|rs. Scheldt. Quests were Mrs. Street, Monday.
Women's Association — Every R«f. OntUTt NapolMB, ArtfUnt Pattif erhood.
Wtams and Mrs. S. J. Henry.
Rcr. H»roW Hlrtch, A n l i t u t Ptitor)
w e r e Mrs. William ither Wednesday, 2:00 P. M.
Third Thursday. Women's As•-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Reilly. Mrs. Mathew Quinlan. Mrs,
Sunday Masses: 6:45, 7:45, 8:45 sociation meets at 8 P. M.
O. E. T. Club — Third Tuesfhomson. Cliff Road, have re- John Kozak, Mrs. Jean Southerly,
10:00 and 11:00.
Adult Choir Rehearsal. Friday
lay. 8:00 P. M.
tfriied from a two-week stay III Mrs. J. B. Hllbert, Mrs. Daniel
Novena services every Tuesday 1 P . M .
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority —
lew York City.
Healing, Mrs. Frederick Hyde, Second and Fourth Monday, 8:00 7:30 P. M.
Youth Choir Rehearsal, Satur—Mrs. Ronald Cavalier and Mrs. James Atkinson, Mrs. EdWeekday Masses: 7:00 and 7:30. day, 9-10 A. M.
.
M.
laughter. Mlchele, Flushing. N. Y., ward Schlatter, Mrs. William
Junior Choir Rehearsal, SaturYoung Married Couples—First
i v e been visiting Mrs, Cavalier's Dwyer, Mrs. Joseph Kelly, Mrs.
ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH
day, 10-11 A.M.
\
irents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marge Brillo, Mrs. John Mahon, 3Unday, 8:00 P. M.
Avenel
Pilgrim
Fellowship
—
Every
Rev, John Kgan, Putor
lack. East Avenue.
Mrs. Norman Jacobi, Mrs. Henry
OUR LADY OF PEACE CHURCH
Weekday Masses 7:30 P. M.
—Mrs. F. J. Adams spent the Kennedy, Mrs. George Mroz, Mrs. Sunday, 3:00 P. M.
Rer. Joseph BrtoMwakJ, PasUr
Choir Reheanah
Sunday Mass«s: 7:00, 8:00,9:00, New Brunswick Avenue. Fords
lay In New York. Monday, and James McHugh, Mrs. Joseph RaChancel
—
Wednesday,
8:00
lO:nn and 1i:on A. M.
fclted with Mrs. Fred Turner, 330 dowski, Mrs. Doris Berrier, Mrs.
Sunday Masses 7:00, 8:00, 9:00,
M.
43 Street. Mrs. Turner is a Edward Kennedy,
ISEUN ASSrr-BIY OF GOD
Mrs. OtLs
10:00
and 11:00 A. M.
Carol — Friday 3:15 P. M.
former Sewaren resident.
CHURCH
Sears. Mrs. Jack Maclver Mrs.
Weekday Masses: 7:00 and 8:15
Junior — Friday, 3:45 P. M.
—-The schedule of events next Elmer Dragos, Mrs. John WukoRev, Robert K. Steward, Pastor
A. M.
Youth — Friday, 5:00 P. M.
tftek at the Sewaren Echool Is as
48 Berkeley Boulevard
ets,
Mrs.
Steven
Bumback,
Mrs.
Monday
fallows, according to Miss Stella
Iselin, New Jersey
Novena,
7:30
P. M.
WOODBRIDGE METHODIST
Wright, principal: Tuesday, 3 Frederick Bardsley, Mrs. Francis
Sunday School
2:45 KM.
Male Choir rehearsal, 8 P. M.
f. M.. Home and School Circle Nakarda and Mrs. Floyd Owens,
CHURCH
Morning Worship .... 11:00 AM.
Altar - Rosary Society, first
Christmas party and exchange all of Avenel.
•*T, tutor* B, Musn
Christ Ambassadors .. 8:30 P.M.
Also. Mrs. John Uphoff, Mrs.
•f gifts: Thursday, 2 P. M..
Main Street, Woodbrtdge
Evangelistic Service .. 7:45 PM. Monday after flrst Sunday at 8
Christmas program put on by Frank Pellechla, Mrs. Paul HopP. M.
Sunday Services
Wednesday Prayer and
Children in auditorium, parents er, Miss Helen Bator and Mrs.
Bible School, 8:45 A. M.
Holy Name Society, second
Bible Study
7:45 P.M.
Invited; Friday, 1 P. M., Santa Etta Stewart, all of Newark and
Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Friday Prayer
8:00 PM. Monday after Second Sunday at
Claus comes to school, pre-school- Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. WilY W ' i Fellowship, 7 P. M.
8 P. M.
tts invited for outside visit; iam Hansen, Woodbridge.
tt*«_i Meetings
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Tuesday
Christmas parties in each cla&sFortniflut Guild, second and
CHURCH OF ISELIN, N. 1.
P.T.A. meeting, third Tuesday
rtmm for students. Children disfourth Moneys, 8 P, M.
Playlet Presented
Rev. Hennr M. Hirtnunn, Ppitar
of each month at 8 P. M.
missed for vacation until WednesWoman's Society of Christian
Services
day, January 2.
By Junior Jewish Youth Service, third Wednesday, 8 P. M. 9:00 A.Sunday
M. — Family Church
—Next week the combined junService.
NEW DOVER METHODIST
AVENEL — A playlet. "A Day in
ior and senior choirs of St. John's
9:00 A. M—Sunday School for
CHURCH
the Life of a Talent Scout." writWill rehearse at 6:45 P. M. Tueschildren 3 to 8 years of age.
Railway R. D. 2
ten and produced by Kenneth
day In the church. Following this,
Parents can attend church at
New Dover Road
Stern, was presented by the Avenel
a dress rehearsal' of the Sunday
same time.
Junior* Jewish Youth Grouo at a
Sunday
School pageant, "Christmas Can9:45 A. M.—Sunday School with
meeting of the Sisterhood of CinRev. Albert R. Sweet, Pastor
dles," will take place.
zregation Sons of Jacob. AopearSunday'"Afte7noons"-3:00 P. * • « • « « aU from nursery to
—The senior choir of St. John's Insr in the playlet were BQverly
M. - Youth Fellowship Group,
young peojrte.
churcn w u iehearse tonight in Cohen, Alta Trachtenberg, Nancy
11:00 A. M. — Church Service.
Monday Afternoons — 3:15 P.
the church at 6:46. Confirmation Yelenik, Gull Feinstein. Wallace
M. — Girl Scouts.
7:00 P. M,—Youth Fellowship.
class will meet a't 7:30. The vestry Schiller, Ellen Temkin, Marc
Wednesday Evenings — 7:30 P.
Adequate free parking rear of
Friedman, Richard Sukoff. Jack M. — Senior Choir Practice.
church for those attending serAdler, Riva Medinets, Martir
Shop NOW from our
Thursday Evenings — 7:30 P. vices.
Kushner and Kenneth Stern.
Ladies' Aid Society, second and
M. — Boy Scouts. '
complete
selection of
Hostesses for the social hour
Saturday Mornings — 11:15 P. fourth Monday, from 8 P. M.
were Mrs. Monroe Goodman, Mrs M. — Brownies,
Young Women's Guild, fourth
Abe Lasher, Mrs. Samuel Resnllcofl
Sunday
Mornings:
Church Tuesday 8:00 P. M.
and Mrs, Henry Sukoff.
School. Early Session 1:45-9:45:
Officers and Teachers of SanMorning Worship Service 10:00- day School, third Tuesday 7:30
CHRISTMAS CARDS
11:00; Church School. Lat e8es- P. M.
sion, 11:15-1-2:15".
and GIFT WRAPS
Senior chair, every Thursday
Saturday, November 10—8:00 P. 8:00 P. M.
Largest Selection of
M. Square Dance—Donation 25c.
Junior choir, every Thursday
Nailonally Advertised
Tuesday, November 20—8:00 P. 7:00 P. M.
M — Thanksgiving Communion
PORTABLE
Youth Fellowship, every SunService.
day 7:00 P. M.
TYPEWRITERS
Wednesday, November 21—8:00
Boy Scouts, every Friday 7:00
P. M.—W.S.C.8. Meeting.
Lay-Away Plan Available
P. M.
Sunday, November 25—6:00 P.
Tel. HI-2-6580
Session, first Sunday of month
93 MAIN STREET
M.—Cevered Dish Supper for all
12
noon.
the family.
WOODBRIDGE
Trustees, second Thursday 7:30
Monday, November 26—8:00 P.
Typewriter Exchantre
P. M.
M .—Official Board Meeting.
171 MARKET STREET
Open EvrnlnjH Till 18
Deacons, second Monday 7:30
Friday, November 30—8:00 P. M.
PERTH AMBOV
P.M.
—Men's Club Meeting.
Your Church Welcomes You
Mrs. Weinstein
Feted at Shower
Church Worship, 8:30, 9:30 and
Thursday
Female Choir R«htar*als, 8 PM. 1:00 A. M.; Junior and Senior
High Fellowship. 7:00 P. M.
Confessions
Monday: Boy Scouts, weekly,
Every Saturday from 11 A. 14.,
until noon: 4 to 6 P. M., ana 7 ;00 P. M. Third Monday, Exto 9 P. M. and sometime on d a n >lorers and Deacons, 1:30 P: M.
fore Holy Days of Oblt|a(l6n. Trustees, 8:00 P. M.
Tuesday: Second Tuesday, Wo*
men's Association and Session
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL
Meetings, 8:00 P. M.
CHURCH
Wednesday: Weekly CommunHey and Hamilton Attunes,
ity Cancer Dressing Orotip, 1:00
Farts
KM. WlUUSt H. Payac, Vkar
to 3:00 P. M., Olrl Scouts, 4:00
Holy Communion, 1:00 A. M. p. M.; Senior High Recreation,
Morning prayer and sermon, :00 P. M.
11:00 A.M.
Thursday: Choirs — Cherubs,
First Sunday, Holy Communion
45 P. M, Westminster, 7:00.
and Sermon 11:00 A. M.
Chancel, 8:15 P. M.
Church School. 9At A. M.
Friday: Mr. and Mn. Club, Snd
Balnts' Days and Holy Days,
and 4th Friday. 1:00 P. M ; Junior
Holy Communion 10:00 A. M
High Recreation, 6:00 P. M,
"Saturday: Termite Fellowship,
COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL
0:80 A. M.; Communcant's class,
Inmaa Avenue at West 8tre#t.
:00 P. M.; Weekly Prayer Group,
Cofcmta
:00 P, M.
Sunday School
and
Blb.e
October 7-World Wide ComCissies, 1:00 A. M.
munion 8:30, 9:30, 11:00 A. M.
Gospel Service, Sunday. I P.M October 14. 21. 28—Training Se
Christian Women's Home Bible1 slons, Every Member Canvasses—
Class, Tuesday, 3 P. k .
3 P, M.
Young People's Meeting, Friday.
Westbu rv
By GLADYS K
- T h e YoumSaturday at the i.'ltl;,
Mrs. Stanley cioM11
Avenue,
- T h e N.O.CD ,.;,..
day at the home , „ ;
Arthur Dornfp:() ,, , " " I )
nue, where two' ' in:. ' ' • H I ,
club were feted Oil | ;
wedding annivn:.,
honored were Mi •IIH!
Newell, 33 Melv,,,
—Mrs. Clara
Worth Btreet. m , "t
°t Mr. gnd Mrs r,
HlUaide.
—Mrs. , An-ltrw
Oreenati'eet aiui M,
man. 186 Wonii ,=-•a Christmas party ,'t
ST. JOHN'S CHUSCH
J*M»h H. Thmnm. Laj Mmtw
8T. CECKUA'S CHURCH
btfta
gewann
Mr. Jaftn Wlht. Faaur
Mr*. DtrttkM Pocklaaibo. OrnnM
Sunday Masses, 8:30, 8:00,9:00.
9:46 A. M, Sunday School
11:00 A. M. morning prayer
10:00 and 11:00 A. M.
Weekday Masses, 7:30 and 8:00 and service.
11:1ft A. M—Communion SunA. M.
Wednesday. 1:00 P. M. eontln day, flnt Sunday of sach month.
uous Novena to St. Jude, Patron ADATH ISRAEL BYNAGOOUB
of Hopeless Cases.
Amboy Avenue, Woe4brl4jrs
OUR REDEEMER
EVANOEUftaL UJTHERAN
Ktf. lamo«l Ntwkot|*r, BakM
Friday. 7:30 P.
Sabbath services.
CHtici
M.,
regular
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
Rev. E M M ft> SUta
SCIENTIST
t l Dearth fireet, f w t a
West Avenue, Bevartn
Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.
Organists: Mdie Jacobson and
Church Services. 11:00 A. M.
Mildred Jordan.
Wednesday, Testimonial MeetkuUar lenrkes
ing. 8 P. M.
8: IS A. M. DMae Service
Thursdays. Reading Room. 2
10:45 A. M Dtftoe Berrtoe
to 4 P. M.
and Bible Classes
9:30 A. M. BUBdiy School
Thursday. 7 P. M, to e P. M TRINITY EPI8COPAL CHURCH
Rahway Avenue, Wiwdbrtdge
Junior Choir Rehearsal
KIT. WlUtaa H. Schsuai, tector
Thursday, 8 9, M. to 1» "P, M
Ainu Braadca, OrganM
Senior Choir Rehearsal
Sonday Servlees
Saturday, 8:30 A. M. to 11:30
8:00 A. M . Holy Communion.
A. M. Confirmation, Instruction
9:10 A. M., Sunday School.
Thursday, Reading Room, 3 to
11:00 A. M . holy Communion
(P.M.
and sermon «first and third SunFIRST PRESBYTERIAN
day); Morning Prater and serCHURCH OP AVENEL
mon (second and fourth Sunday).
621 Woedbrtrffe Avenue, Avenel
Holy Day services, 10:00 A. M.
Dr. Charles 8. MacKende
Trinity Vestry, second Monday,
Don Mason, minister of music 7:30 P. M.
Jack Robertson, minister of evac
St. Agnes' Unit, flrst Monday,
gelism; Ted Nlssen and Martin 2:30 P. M.
OKsen, folmsters to youth; O
St. Margaret's Unit, first WedH. Weferllng, superintendent c nesday, 8:00 P. M,
church schohol.
Trinity Altar Guild meets quarSunday Services: C h u r c
terly,
School,, 9:30 and 11:00 A. M
Girls Friendly Society. Thurj-
»lx County VIK-HI',,,,
Olrls and also i .
U d l e s Aid ol F . M
Church Monday ......
—Happy binh.i,,..
Newman, whose i)::
niotrow,
—Mr. and Mr-, s,
ner. 170 Bedford v ,
family circle m,Marsa family T
held at the hom,. m
Emanuel Wel^ H ,
—Blot and iln.,
dren of Mr ,m i •
Klepner. were SHM.
Mr. snd Mrs AH,,
Newark.
—Norman Re r,,.
Mr. and Mrs Phi];>
Ellsworth Btnet •*,
day evening at ,, ,:
at Jii« home c,;,<
Welsman.
ter Lynn. Jowph M <•
ley Radcn. O-v«,d::,
MoOee and Cam! c. •
—Mathan ciun M
spendlne a week v\\
law and daughic :.;:
Bernard Kravitz. \:: •>
Industry loan ,-• :
posed tovtraln scii-::
day, 6:48 P. M
Trinity Acolyte Ci
quarterly.
Trinity Choir, i .
P. M,
Trinity Churci: s,;,
fourth Friday, ":30 P
Boy Bcout Trm;>
7:00 P. M.
Cub Scout Pi
1.14.
Monday, 8 P. M
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F:J
,11 )]r,pENDENT-LEADER
FORDS
itu'wratic Club
[Installs Officers
j,ps Mrs. Chester Lambert,
vii r chairman,, Installed
the Pords
v..y officers of
:J tic Women's Club Satur(. i, meeting and Christmas
', ,„ tlir banquet room of the
,,(ll. Rowling Academy, HopeWill mm L. Warren and
viulph cfuadt resumed the
( | rn ry and viw presidency reT i.|v [or the lourteenth con•nr'vonr, Other officers are:
cbirc Sutch, second vice
(l, ni; Mrs. William ChamberLvnrdlnK secretary; Mrs. Joc.iti, corespondlng secretary;
Kniherlne Novak, treasurer;
Mi-s. B. Richard Krauss,
mt.-iit-arins.
Warren received a gift from
i j , Members of the Ketubey
us Democratic C|ub were
PAGE SEVENt^fltf
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956
HOPELAWN
KEASBEY
ft
ORT to Conduct
Paid-lip Meeting
Mrs. Boelhower Joy of Christmas Giving
Heads Ladies9 Aid Exemplified by Lutherans
MENU) PAHK TERRACg *4i
FORDS — The Ladles" Aid SoPORDS —Rev. Eldon R. Stohs placed alongside this greatest of
,clrty of Our Redeemer Lutheran announced today that the mem- gifts."
"Cinderella" Is the program fpf
Church met Thursday and elected bers of Our Redeemer Lutheran
tonight's paid - up - membmhtl
Two Christmas programs will be
officers as follows: Mrs. Nicholas Church are showing the spirit of presented by the Sunday school o.i
meeting of Women's ORT K
Bnelhower. president; Mrs. Ste- Christmas by generous gifts to the December 23; the Primary Departthe Metuchen Jewish Center *fc
| phen Anthony, vice president; Mrs. needy of the world.
ment at 2.30 P. M. and the Senior
8:30 o'clock.
T h e CMt In*
Schmidt, reelected treasurer;
Clothing has been and will con- Department at I P . M. A candleeludes William Hojer.
*
light
choral
service
has
been
arhi
rs Raymond Schmidt,
secretary, tinue to be collected for Lutheran
Dcrechln, Sidney Dlbofcfcy,
"he new slate will be Installed at World Relief. Money and candy ranged for 11 P,M. Christmas Eve.
Icl Kaplan, Nick Klein. Peter
he January 3 meeting.
gifts have been donated and prevltz. Erwln Wurtael, BMi
Cookies were brought to the pared by the ladies' groups for the
Weinberft, Bernard Welsholtfc _
meeting for packaging and dis- Deaf Children's schools In Newark
rected by Mrs. En'.in Wurtnl »iaf
ribution to Lutheran welfare in- and Trenton. The Young People's
Mrs, Manfred Ohrbach.
itltutlons for Chflrtmu. Cash Society has prepared gifts for the
participating are narrator,
ifts will also be sent to some of Institutional Missions in New York,
Stanley Clossrnan; pianist,
hese Institutions and to the are distributing seals for tuberENTERTAINED BY AMBASSADOR with Destroyer Division 112
Manfred Ohrpscli; props, Mr*. Jt&j '•aboard the IISS Destroyer, USS Ozbotirn. Robert llartle, fire con.utheran Hour radio program and culosis hospital aid, and are planluls Strauss and Peter Kravltr, i t f *
FORDS — Joseph De Angelo,
trol technician, second class, HSN, 23 Burchard Street, Fords, visTrue Light Mission, Chinatown, ning an evening of caroling to
work, Phyllss Rosen,
MISS MARIi: A. (JKIKHN
supervlsdr, outlined the work of
ited Welllnrton, New Zealand, in early November. During a fourTO WED SOON: Mr. and Mrs, New York City. A contribution of shut-ins. The Sunday School is the Hopelawn Youth Organization
Mrs. Mac Kellerman wW
day visit to Wellington the divistop wa» entertained by the AmeriWilliam Thomas Griffin, Jr., 582 ten dollars was voted to the 8al- sending a substantial sum to a at a meeting of the Adult Discusside and give a talk about
can
AmbaaMior
to
New
Zealand,
the
Honorable
R.
C.
Ilendrlckaon.
atlon
Army.
mission In Japan.
Kin* George's Road, Announce
sion Oroup, of the Pords Public
Another feature of the
the engagement of their daughLauding the Joy of giving as an Library on the question of "What
The Society will assist in setwill be a candle lighting
7
ter, Marl* Audrey, to George ting up a nursery school for chil- Integral part of church activity, is Being Done for Juveniles In the
First Aid Squad Captain performed by the chairmen, Mrs.
inu!s will be held the sec- Christian, son of Mm. Sue Chris- dren of parents attending late Pastor Stohs makes the following Community."
Mac Kellerman, Mrs. Seymour De»
Issues November Report rechin, Mrs. Eugene Ladotut, Ml*.
; .Kihiy of each month In the Man, New Brunswick, and Frank Sunday morning church services. comparison; "There Is no true Mr. De Angelo stated the HopeChristian,
They
will
be
married
The
„! si NicholM Oreek CftthRichard Welntwrg, Mrs. Daniel
retlrint
Mrs. Christmas spirit unless the central lawn Youth started as a neighFORDS — Harold Martin, capDecember ?,9 in Our Lady of Hans Schmidt, welcomed new point of our Joy Is the birth of the borhood softbali league five years
•; inch, Second Street.
Hoffman. Mrs. Seymour Dewttt,
tain of St. John's First Aid Squad,
.. i <l Harding, accordionist. Peace Church. Mt*g Griffin Is a members, Mrs. Eldon R. Stohs, Christ child. All other gifts are in- ago and has grown to a complete
Mrs. Stanley Clossman arid Mrs.
: ;i music for Christmas graduate of the Middlesex wife of the pastor, and Mrs. Otto ferior and even meaningless when recreational program, highlighted
FORDS—A meeting of the Fords reports a total of fifty calls an- George Forster. Mrs. Saul Zueker, ,i! the party, and dancing County Vocational and Tech- Olsen.
by weekly dances at the Hopelawn Lions Club Monday was presided swered in November: sixteen brod is program chairman assisted
,,MI niJoyed..Froeholder WU- nical High School. Her fiance
school. As many as 200 boys and over by William kork, first vice emergencies, twelve transporta- by Mrs. Erwin Wurtzel.
A Christina* social was held
was
graduated
from
New
Bruns•v,iiron presented corsages
girls from seventh grade through iresldent, who extended a wel tions, six vehicle accidents, fourA smorgasbord supper, prepared
after the regular session with Mrs.
,i members, and Commlttee- wick High School. They are both Peter Rasmussen Impersonating
high school attend the Friday come to the special guests, Rev. teen fires and two industrials.
by the members of ORT, will be
<The
Squad
completed
a
total
of
by
ffestlnghoute
i, iMi hard Krauss gave each employed
night dances, supervised by a Eldon R. atohs, of Our Redeemer
8anta Claus. Mrs. Wilbur Dey was
83 man hours, 5,300 pounds of served and the best dishes awarded
Mothers' Committee. Two memElectric Corporation, Edison.
in charge of the musical proLutheran Church; Rev. Joseph oxygen were consumed, and the prizes. Hospitality ctlalrman ii
bers of this committee, Mrs. Alex
gram. The arrangements commitBrzozowgkl, of Our Lady of Peace ambulances traveled a total of 364 Mrs. Stanley Rosen and hostesses
for the evening are Mrs. Joseph
tee consisted of Mrs. Hans KEASBEY—The United Exempt Zamboer and Mrs. Peter Pinelll ac- Church; Rev. William H. Bohmaus, miles.
Schmidt, Mrs. Peter Rasmussen Firemen met Friday.at the fire- companied the speaker. Funds to of Trinity Bplscopal church, Captain Martin requests anyone Barry, Mrs. Slgmund Blrnhola,
support the organization's diversiVtyl
and Mrs. Peter Schmidt.
house and elected officers as fol- fied program are raised by the gale Woodbridge; Albert A. Descavage now in possession of Squad wheel- Mrs. Stanley Clossman,
lows: President, William Hettiger, of candy, popcorn, cake and cook- and Clement Stanclfc, past presi- chairs or crutches, please advise Harold Binder, Mrs. George Pot. ">
Hopelawn; first vice president, ies, all homemade by the mothers; dents of the Woodbridge Lions him at the Squad Headquarters, ster
Only paid-up-members and their
John Burke, Fords; second vice and by an annual tag day. Jani- Club; Roy Neary and John 17 Corrielle Street, or at his home,
KEASBEY — Commodore Fred
15 Linden Avenue, or by calling guests are invited, Dues may W
president, Michael J. Parsler, torial services and public address
• v;nEY — Members of the erick Novo presided at the Mon
Mizerny,
A
paid afyhe door.
'
—4t
HI-2-4155.
Fords; treasurer, Howard W. system are donated by the WoodWomen's Democratic Club day meeting of the Keasbey Out
Rev. Stohs and Rev. Brzozowskl
Sharp, Fords; secretary, Joseph bridge Township Recreation De- fnted with cordages by board Boating Club held in th
spoke briefly on the meaning and
Dambach. Fords.
.in- William J. Warren at Scandinavain Grill, Fords. Seven
partment.
observance of Christmas. InternaTrustees,
C.
D,
Pfelffer.
Keasi Mstman party Saturday in new members were welcomed,
The
activities
of
his
troop
of
sea
FORDS—A Christmas party was
|i (|in't room of the Majestic bringing the membership to 63. held after the regular meeting bey; Anthony Pollack, Hopelawn; scouts were described by Otto tional Counselor Adolph Quadt
discussed traditional Yule customs
.: Academy, Hopelawn.
Applications for membership are Monday of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Marlus Hansen, Fords; serjeant- Kowang, leader, who stated the and the orlgjJTof Santa.
>M beef dinner was served belrrt received by Michael McCann. Memorial Post 6090, VFW. Mrs. at-arms, Walter Domejka, Hope- boys are taught the fuhdamen
Jens Jessen, chairman of the
;md the singing of carols secretary, 560 ICInp, George's ROftd. Alice Domejka, chairman, served lawn; representative to Firemen's tals of naval training, and added
Boys and Girls Committee, anRelief
Association,
William
Oloff,
. lid the evening. A gift Pords, HI-2-6414. and Commodore a turkey dinner. Games and prizes
the purpose Is to make "sailors and
FORDS — Infant baptisms Sunnounced the preparation of a fire
. 1'iitPd each member by Novo, 33 Howard Street, Hope- were featured and a revealing of Keasbey; trustee for Firemen's not pirates" of members.
ay at Our Lady of Peace Church
prevention
essay
contest
for
school
Relief Association, Stephen Faczek, Mrs. Samuel Katz, Youth Con
i ni'i-man R. Rlchlrd Krauss lnwn, HI-2-2470.
ncluded: Philip Paul, son of Mr.
secret pals took place. Santa
Keasbey; delegate to New Jersey servation chairman of the Wo^ children.
•:,' those attending were
ind Mrs. Andrew Bachanski, 31
Steven Cserr was appointed pub- Claus distributed Rift* to the memIt
was
announced
that
a
repreState
Firemen's
Convention,
Atman's club of Fords, told o l tha
•ii n Deyak. president: Mrs I'.dty chairman, other officers are bers, The dark horse prize was
acArthur Drive, sponsored by
lantic City, George Ferdlnandsen, group's efforts in behalf of the sentation from the local group had rs. Elizabeth Greenwaldt, Aliiv Nngy, vice president; Mrs Andrew Wlnchigel, vice commo- awarded to Mrs. Clara Lovelace.
Fords; alternate, John Purkall, youth in the community by its attended the charter, presentation ambra, Cal., and Robert Neylon;
Holand, secretary; Mrs dore; Edward Williams, treasurer;
Mrs. Clarence Hanley was ap- Hopelawn.
sponsorship of the Little Woman's of the newly-formed Avenel Lions. Thomas Peter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ii'uhnskl. treMUrer; Mrs and Joseph Winchigel, swgeafit- pointed publicity chairman.
The annual show has been Robert Williams, 34 Eberle Place,
Meetings will be held the first Sub Junior and Junior Women
. i Zuppa, Mrs. Albert Waters. at-arms.
A children's Christmas party
scheduled for February 6 at Our iponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
iti-ven Nagy, Mrs. Joseph
A special meeting will be held Monday from 8 to 1 P. M. will be Friday of each month In the Hope- clubs; as well as by malntenanc
lawn flrehouse. A donation was of the Fords Public Library, whic Lady of Peace Church hall. Ment- uffy; Mario Severin. son of Mr.
•r.y, Mis Oeorte Solovay, Mrs. Tuesday at 8 P. M. In the Scanbers are urged to submit ads this and Mrs. Mario Florentine 32
voted to the Christmas party at is owned by the senior, club.
hiude Wargo, Mrs. Helen dinavian Grill. Members are urged arranged by Mrs, Betty Lund.
Also participating were Rev month to facilitate completion of Grant Street, sponsored by Mrs.
jeruba. Mrs. Benjamin Damoci, to attend as it is of ftreat impor- The next meeting will be Jan- I the Exempt Firemen's Home,
uary 14.
Boonton.
Eldon R. Stohs, pastor, of Our Re- the add'book.
Vivian Rlccl and John Romeo,
| Mrs. Hose Szaloczi Mrs. Bol- tance for future plans cf the club.
deemer Lutheran Church,; Mlsi
Postponement of the December 'erth Amboy.
i Mrs. Zuppa were In charge
Gloria Citraghty, Mrs. Ger'trudi 24 mettftu..lta announced, the
IN NEW HOME
Rev. Samuel Constance offlclb: anm<>m«nta.
Dalsgaard, Mrs, Otto Kowan next meeting to be January 14.
FORDS—Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
!ted at the ceremonies.
VKAR'S OTK
Mrs. Elsie Arnold, Mrs. Karen An
R. Bennett, formerly of Salem,
RIM — The Hoi? Hame 3o Ore., and children, Thomas R. Ill,
derson and Mrs. George Molnar.
all sponsor a New Year'. Sandra Kay, Nikkl, Bekkl and Joel
It was concluded by the assemb Mrs. Larson to Call
nice for the benefit of Our Malcolm, have moved into their
lage that parental interest
Polio Workers Session
( Peace Church. There will new home at 87 Lawrence Street.
supervision are essential to the
success of any youth program. Disbuffet, nottemalcert, Dr, Bennett Is associated with the
FORDS — Mrs. Albert Larson,
cussion leaders were Mrs. Arthur Fords chairman of the March of
(Note: For insertions in the calendar, call
and other enterUln- Adult Education Department of the
A .Overgaard and Mrs. Lafayette Dimes, headed a group of local
l-Or information and reser National Council of Churches.
H O P E L A W N—A snowflake
Mrs. William Romlg, Jr., 501 Crows Mill Road,
W. Livingston. Subject topic for workers attending the State din
the lollowlng committee New York City.
dance for teenagers will be held
the January 23 meeting Will be ner at Frank Dailey's Meadow
Valley 6-4512, before noon on Tuesday of each
: - may be contacted: Robert
tomorrow night from 7 to 10:30 P.
The threat of inflation is sharpannounced at a later date.
111-2-1706; Bernard Hendbrook. Cedar Grove. In the party M. in the Hopelawn School, sponweek.
Mrs.
Romlg
Is
correspondent
for
Fords,
HI-2-1997; Bart Floren- ened and future economic skies
were Mrs. Bernhardt Jensen, hon- sored by the Woodbridge Township
Hopelawn and Keasbey.)* •
IF-2-0130; Steve Martiak, darkened by a slowdown in proMrs. Egan Entertains
orary chairman; Mrs. Eli Cooper- Recreation Department and superductive gains.
i ID6.
man, Mrs. James Clement and vised by the Hopelawn Youth OrWoman's Club Board Misg
Beverly Miller.
ganization. No one wearing dunONE-DAY ROUND-TRIP COACH
FORDS — Mrs. John R. Egan, Plans are being made for an or- garees will be admitted.
DECEMBER
The Mothers' Committee will
president, entertained the Execu- ganization meeting of the local
sell candy, popcorn and soft
tive Board of the Woman's Clab group iii January.
13—Christmas Party, Our Lady of Psace 8chool PTA,
drinks. Parents willing to donate
to
of Fords at a Christmas party after
13—Christmas party, Hopelawn Home and School Association.
their services to the organization
the regular meeting Wednesday. WRAP HOSPITAL GIFTS
13—Meeting of American Home Department, Woman's Club of
in the supervision of the dances,
Games were played, a gift' exFords.
FORDS — Mrs. John Domejka,
change featured, and refreshments 408 New Brunjwlck, Avenue; Mrs will be cordially welcomed.
14—Meeting of Chatterbox Club, at home of Mrs. Herbert Van
served.
William Westlake, Sr., 147 Ford
Pelt, 133 Lawrence Street, Fords.
Mrs. Herman Chrlstensen was Avenue; Mrs.-Ethel Gifford, VAV8 CONVALESCING
14-Meetlng of Committee, Pack 157, 8 P. M., Hopelawn V. F. W
Every Wednesday FORDS—Lafayette W. Livingsawarded first prize for the pret- IseUm Mrs. Mary Nolan WoodSAMPLE PARES
TO
TO
Post Rooms.
ton,
,15
Dunbar
Avanue,
Is
contiest gift wrapping, and Mrs. bridge; and Mrs. Margaret Gor
FROM
Ntwark N«w York
14—Teenage Dance, Fords School 7.
valescing
at
home
after
surgery
at
George Molnar received- &• con-man, Perth Amboy; of Lazy Mar:
Princeton
$1.65 $1.95
14—Teenage Dance, Hopelawn School, 7 to 10:30 P. M.
Perth Amboy General Hospital.
USE OUR
solation prize.
Cootiette 460, will join voluntei
18--Children's Christmas party, Fords V, F. W. Military Band,
Hew
Brunswick..
.90 1.60
CONVENIENT
The next Board meeting will be workers front othtti* organizations TO HOLD PARTY '
">:>:$ New Brunswick Avenue
16—Christmas Party, Dernier Cri Club, Coby's Restaurant, South
LAV-AWAY
January 2 at the Library.
Metuchen
75 1.40
in wrapping more than 2,000 gifts
FORDS—The Dernier Crl Club
Aittboy.
PLAN
nec^mber 13 and 14 for dtslrlbu will hold its Christmas party, De- Railway
45 1.20
CANDY SALE
16—Jlggalettes' Christmas party, Phoenix Bar and OrlU, Melion to patients of the Lyons Hos cember 16. at Coby's Restaurant, Elizabeth
35 .90
FORDS
—
The
Polio
Mothers
tuchen,
pital on December 23.
South Amboy.
I here are a variety of carefully selected men's favorites,
Club is selling candy to aid In the
17—Meeting of Hopelawn Engine Company.
InzludinQ fedarot Tax
are many Items In each line all smartly styled and they |
March of Dimes. Purchases can
IICKITI MUST K PUKCHASED
17—Christmas party, Junior Woman's Club of Fords.
I H O I E BOARDING TkAIN
be made from any member of the
17—Meeting of Mothers' Auxiliary, Fords-Clara Barton Little
iiw trade marks of America's famous manufacturers. There
188
NEW
BRUNSWICK
AVE.,
FORDS
f
No Hall Farw far Children
club, or from the Polio Clinic, 277
League
In
Amboy
Avenue
Flrehouse.
ni.illty to fit your purse.
annd
PHONE VA-6-3S9«
COING-On any train arrivingNtwork
18—Meeting of PTA, Our Lady of Peace School.
I Bertrand Avenue, Perth Amboy.
offer f,4$ A.M. ar Ntw York aftw
• Handker19—Christmas party, Dun-Bar Club.
• Robes
• i)n\ss Shirts
CHRISTMAS PARTY
10:00 A.M.
Distinctive Gifts - Greeting Cards
IB—Meeting of Sub-Junior Women's Club of Fords in library.
chiefs
FORDS—A Christmas party will
• S])ort Shirts
• Pajamas
RETURNINC-On any Iraln >am« day
For
All
Occasions
IB—Meeting
of
PTA,
School
14,
t Belts
be held Wednesday for members of
• Slacks
• r until 1:SO A.Nt. front N t w York)
19—Christmas Party, Executive Board, Fords-Edison Branch of
• Jewelry
the Executive Board of WdB•
Sweaters
1,03 A.M. from Nework-Thwiday,.
MILK
GLASS
AND
HUMMEL
FIGURINES
• Weatherproof • Socks
Perth Amboy Hospital Guild at home of Mrs. John JandEdison Branch of the Perth Amboy
• Wallets
Strry—nof goad on retinad-soot
erup,
701
Amboy
Avenue.
Jackets
Hospital Guild at the home of
coach fra/nf.
• Underwear
• Gloves
20—Christmas party, Chatterbox Club, Coby's Restaurant, South
Visit
Our
New
Gm'ting
(lard
President Mrs. John Janderup, 701
t,
Hopelawn Youth
Work Discussed
astors Address
Fords Lions Club
Hettiger Heads
Exempt Firemen
Inhwomen Given 1 New Members
[orsages at Party Join Boating Club
Gifts Exchanged
By VFW Auxiliary
Infants Baptized
At Fords Church
F M M , MPELAWN and KEASBEY
CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS
Snowflake Dance
For Teenagers
LADIES' DAY
,
EXCURSIONS
IOR A GENTLEMAN'S
(iiKISTMAS-SHOP AT
NEW YORK ?
UTZOLD'S
and NEWARK
Fords, Tel-HI-2-2102
yrahm
• Neckties
Amboy.
j
20—Christmas party, St. Jonh's PTA, 8 P. M., In church hall.
2i~«x;hristmas Paity, Fords Fire Company. '
21—Christmas party, Cub Pack 1ST, 8 P. M., Hopelawn V. F. W.
Post Rooms.
26—Meeting of Hopelawn First Aid.
27—Meeting of Jlfgalettes, keasbey firehouse.
29—Dance in St, Michael's Auditorium. Perth Amboy, SubJuniors of Woodbridge and Fords.
30—Scrap Pap« Drive, FQrds Lions Club.
flaw in Our 53rd \J*
ear
GREINER
Funeral Home
AUGUST F. GREINER, Dlrectot
A o i w Home At The Same Address
• Completely Remodeled •
44 GREEN STREET, WOOf>BRIDGE
Phone:
Woodbridge
(
Amboy Avenue. Gifts will be exohanged.
OPEN SUNDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
phone
rates are
B—Annual »ho.w, Fords LjqtU CJlub, Our Lady At, Peace Audi-
tortam.
wmmm.
'
TMu
Pennsylvania Railroad
AMI
__
__
|
LOW
JANUARY
2—Executive Board meeting of Woman's Club of Fords.
3—Meeting of Ladles' Aid Society of Our Redeemer Lutheran
Church.
MMeetlnf of United Exempt Firemen, Hopelawn firehouse.
7 —Meeting of Willltm J, Warren Association, Fords Tumble Inn.
,9—Meeting of Women's Club of Fords.
12—Meeting of Little Woman's Club of Fords, Library, 7 P. M.
13—Scran paper drive, Hopelawn Engine Company.
14—Meeting of Keasbey Women's Democratic Club, firehouse.
14-Meeting of Fords Lions Club in Lopes Restaurant.
14—Meeting of Ladles' Auxiliary, Fords Memorial Post 6090, VFW.
14—Meeting of Fords Democratic Women's Club in St. Nicholas
Greek Catholic Church hall.
16—Meeting F t y School 14, 8 P. M17—Altar and R o w y Society. Our Lady of P«ace Church, social
at home of Mrs, Caroline Qtuthier,
21—Meeting o» Mothers' Auxiliary, Fords-Clara Barton little
League, Amboy Avenue Firehause.
23—Meeting of. Adult Discussion Oroup, Ford* Public Library,
8 P.M.
C M I U H rfclnf Aaenh or Th,
for train itrvict.
and Kni<'k Knack Room
Hartford.
Norfolk...
fnm
SMW
001
70|t
B&VN8W1CK
tfUrtPM tod Bundle S4tn.
•Utka nta. 10% Ui tot bid.
the traditional Yulettde flowers and greenery,
wonderful array of
/LEARN
WREATHS • SPRAYS • FLOWERS • PLANTS
BLEtTIIONN
Phone VA-6.7097^ Prompt
Day »nd Cvanlni Counst
Shop Tralulni
FORDS FLOWER SHOP
. l^afii by Dolnj
Writ* or i
UNITED "-INSTITUTE
I
111 WJJiHtWtTiW Vf MNNNt
our
'
535 JVew Brunswick Avenue, Fords
y DFTKMRFH 13. 1!»5«
PAGE EIGHTEEN
LROAI, NOTKffit
donate
to
* the leadership of Mrs
William
Th» txett* o( ihe »pproprl«tton a d levied In aceordan.
for «wh tWh purpod* o»er the «t» •rty specially h.
oiitrd mxkmiim amount of bondi or n««ly u. may b ippdy family of si
Baumfartner and Mrs Robert, uwrefoe MHI amounting in the wirenegotiable not** to be lamtd therrfor, M abort not In
n eicwt*
eicwt* f , ;
ronp if Mrs John Poll.
j Mark nrHHitM a r h r U t m a c nrO- I P C " |I».WI IncludWa the a<r*reit»w
or
>Ut«d. li the immint of the mU down «4wnta
4
notes of the Township In a principal p*ymral
R e or Ul.r,
I9
for
Mid
ptirpOM.
and
Ute
If you think Santa''* workshop '»] (.tare, presented a ennsunas
Jg^,
l h , several flown
m e eP
t i n"\^
g | mau» n t ,o , (or
said,« improvement*
OTp»vpur •imoiint not eir**dln( lit*.** are here- work" or Improvement hfrfbf atithor- tlw m
estate
l t,
h i'v vim *ou)d take a took at
CUlb a t 8 2 G r e e n ; p o » « required_bv r.» »nd more par- by amhortted <" be Issued piMwant to IKMI In or with mpert to the s u w u »»»on of m o
M w h e r s 3
)Of
*rrrlb«I In raid
or
pp/Uonj
of
streets
or
other
places
owner
01
»n
the ra<v-!inB of Brownte Troop ••*-' Stre^V
V i;
v i n - i c by w!d L*w. Th» BmtlTrnlBi r»t« ft
I and
mflb»d In *aeh of the a bore sub- «M»sttnent ih
ln:*r»«t wtih* MW of Mid obtliMUmt
A w ! The rirts haw been bwy
atjall
be
tiAdtftalaan
and
Par
«ich
aaw
'Dve program was In the form of |
•lur. Mir is «« pet <*ni\m <t%) p*f
on u and shall constitute a •flual annual
—
1 palnunjr «nd tasking (dfto for
». Wr ihf Bnmtlnf or PMIIJ
i choral reading Interspersed with
Pat iton S The ln.pr»«m«fits author aapanu Iwal MnoeoMwent m«le in det*rmln«l Bl
I m m and dad
Mrs
fUrhard
\mpror»mfnts
or
pnrpo»»<
»nd
10
mi-e'.
]•*•
cull Mrs. Jtek Brown at candle holders The rap f t e 9
• o n l al n r e win,
ipnropriate ChrLMtnas music. It : the p«rt *( s*i« IIW231 «;ipn>prl«:ton«
the a*m»; piirpeaas tet trie aM br the Towtuhlp
*
i Win*. W^der. a n t Mr* t n t r f Blnor cblfth •aid oOUltatlons are ' n«rU«<n * The foUovIn" matter* nr» Interest en ti,, .,
1.
MS16 for til Brown!- TPUOT wingf to represent the pa- oVwald. u d t t n u . were kept bn*v told of the various srmbote and not pmridw) (or br »ppHc»ilcri hcrf- to be iwiied, the approprlailOTi made; b,
a>ie*mln«d declared, recited
tltrr
HL.6M oJ Mid down p»iTivenu n*«oi.legendn kf Chriiunai. and the «bl* Bond» of 1h* Town'-.hi|i **tl\ M and etiimated majUmurn amotuit of |
Section a
• ' '• : Pccrit news. The m»i!- trol niiiitt Mrj Chrjs Chrtttwi- trytnn u» clean the paint off
monev
to
fee
rained
tram
aH
aourcr>
|
b»
koo»n
M
9»»<r
Aw^^tneii:
Bond.'
paee<
of
a
huge
album
were
said purposes descr^b^d In off the Town»hi|,
leader, lit
the the rirJs The flria are flnteh..-f.'s i< 130 P r w i i Btrwt. s«n. awi^Unt
for
nch
surh
purpose,
and
the
e*tt
m Iwrrbr •iitlioninl to be Iwwi In
of this ordinance are Dot u> the punttua •
p
candlfs a.' the pirU repeated their imr br*c*leu for handicapped turned In keeping with the theme
nulfd miilmun MMHOt of bondi or rurmit etpenaM and are each a prop- clpal of and in'rr.
!
promise an<j laws Mrs Haason «hDdren He*t week they plan to of the story. Mrs. Oeorge H. ^m,,, ^ i h , Lor»i'Bond u«r ron«i- notes to tx ls»u«d far M«t) (urh pur- er" or improvement which the TownA < .dlelight inwrtlUir* cere"urn? lotions « - i - i i t *» i-ee o; <t,» po* «r» tttpMtlnlr u follovt:
dip m*T lawfully acquire or make «• aiTobii".,,:;;:-'
presented Barbara Ping Nancy; o a l " cookie* far the R i d Cross Rhodes accompanied the singing.;
limited o^ltgi/t'io,
1 local
tanpre*<m*nt
.,
:;.••, A « held by Brovnie Troop
and a»i8taing with the mtvk-i
Hliile)
and the To«n-lr
SSebn Marns Sherrard Carole This troop would tike to thank
ib>
The
frcrafe
nerlod
of
iWnlnM*
i'", A--n*l, at tb« home of the
Mutatn
W levy ad vniort'i
were Mrj Rhodes and Mta Man
of said •Mrp«M«. within the limitation* Imable propert-, i
,i <. : . v . leader. Mis Joseph Ko- Chtiswnwn. Efceverley Hanson E - Int+nnediat* Scout Connie Mc- Ann Urban.
of
nanlwil
W'l-M
10
40
1-M
of
aald
|
for tbe inrnient 1/
t of
•f amis
• * • and K*or«Hn» to the Inwrnt thereon ,
Mrs.
WUUtm Yewrtey eanore. Eleanore Galvanek and Mmiu for an the help she has
At the «ocliwon of 0 » pro- j I I I M l 0 f O r o T 0 R n m r o n
HI* thereof and taklrm Into rste or amqtmi
.,'••
presented plni to Karen Maureen Francs* with their Inter- : f iTen the itirts.
(tram each Girl Scout was pre-i , , , construction of aamurr » n n TIOI MC*M*IT
1 TMSt Cecelia's Troopc 44 and 55
.v.,;.,>]r,v Carol Smtio. Ann Pen- madi*te pint T h e * etrls hare
obltaatlon* to W latuni fof
tented With * gift in behalf Of' manholes coniwrtioei and appurtenances In
fonv I « I wir«
also
completed
their
Chr.stnus
collected
cinarettaa.
cigars
and
j.'-w
Cindy Ocnracke. Joanne
plir
f r o m F rt
r
1
t
M1
Mother! Club Scouts taking part i
* *•«*•
'? .A' "" ' '»« '" *
, ^
HiM
n
tobacco for Disabled Veteran^
Kt;o!-.' J jdy Prtx. Diine Rsc and t'ifts lor iheit families
h u been duly
.vivijiri.') uiuu. o(.uuiJi uahuiK fcw*l j ^^nct 01 appftmmateiv ^0* feet
Home
-Sharon
O'Brien.
Diana
Donna Brill Kathleen Gabrick.
I r
Ja QuJnlaa. Mary Ann
were: Ruth Ann Baumgartner.j
conwt.iHn
r.nd ujipurtenanfes
in tieiuchcn
tbl*
• " c<m*'nx-i!on
ol un'.tsry
«rwen wtib
r.v.o Mary O n
Apostol and Deborth Brill thane Robertson. iVoons. Helen DeSoaa. Rosemary Karen Carl&en._ Carolyn Clark, ! 'manhom.
ha* been ft1 "I pttation heretoi.r,
Joyce Clark. Donna Galranek., Arenie from Fie»t«c>i ao«<i weMvardiy for a di«tan«*
<n ttae oeVe* of the Director of Ihe eiumt that in',
f.i-h".;-. Yeanley received their Glendi Hill Harbara So©*, Donna •Sehmitt. Carol Ann Voori* and
awly
Tit
<tr\
10
Dorothv
fl'tnet
and
tbefe
Beverly Hamed Janls Huber. Mi-1 OJI.UU.I.UB «est«ard)v in Metucheti Avenue tor an
of l/r*\ Oovemmeo' of thr tuthorUes ttvr ;
u
{
- , ; .r; They had the World R atari*ht receired their Brtrrnie leader Mrs Voortt. presented the
of K*w J«r»v »nd «'i-h ••»'•. Doles of (he T<,>
chele Kuchtyak. Constance MaMa-' tddlttoDal ttlaUnce of approilinately M3 feet. Hejaar
collection
to
the
veterans
The
i ...- C "many sad Mrs. Koblenz pins it the candJflifht Investiture
4tov<
U i f the iroaa debt of trie
Itiwt
from
Metiif!ien
Avenue
nonhwardly
for
a
dlnnirek. I*is Muller. Betty Ann j
or the pun*..
TinliaMli at d«ftned In vrtlon « l - l l tar
•»nc* of spprot!rostf:5 272 (eet P»jr»r 8lre»t from
Christmas
; V - I , - J the girl* with World of Colonie Troop 89 A one year troops are making
ttOTJ 1 of 111:' n r
Reed, Jean Schwenier. Barbara! KarkuR Aveune nor'.hw»rd'.y for a din«li.-« of approilrtf ««ld L J " 1 ' ' e ''irrt 1 '**!"' I)-, t ^ i d o r f l i . '
herein ahail he *\.
}.:
:•' ii?-i>ak«d cakes, punch pin *.-.' prevented to Junft Lewis storking? for a polio center and
narK-t^tt tlW.400 a n d t h e lutuanre o f ;
ma'elj 300 If*:, Itorott.i S'W, frrni Meturlien Avenue
Shannon, and Nancy Storkel.
of any ol,.
northivard]\ 'or a dntan<^ of i*ppro^*mfltely, 7t5 faet.
Mi» taw ohM»»tlOTi« «iitliovi»ie<! b" 'his ! validityIncurred
: • ! • ! - - " < i e r e served by Mrs Jo- and a <*rond year ptn i n pre- collectlnf! canned food and used
,,n
•Cowne Strw: from Hetuc'ien Avenue norihiramiv lor
Ot41tlin<e Is permltled bv the ercrmlon ! thlp
clothin
for
the
Independent<o said ,,:•:•:. K I!>T>Z and Mrs Jacob Ko- «n:ed to Jean Parr Mm. W i l - .
*
t duiance of approiimaie'r 372 leet. Koaene Street
iw>*t»ln»^ In lubtwMon idi of nerUon tuant
and
all
obllKatl<in>
h
.'rom K
Karkus
Avenue northirardlr
0:I»1I O* at Id law u> < ' debt ItmlU- 1
;.•:,/ V:< E. Aposioi. Mrs. Appl- l:am Pajmer is leader of this / Leader Rund Both troops will CORPORATION GIANTS'
.rom
i r u s Arnur
n n h y for s distance of
i>:!
tloiu pmcrtbed hr luld U i
]
Pifteen American non-nnanclal ipproiltatuly 300 f«r! Kirktu Avenur from D«f9ih»
•v '.'.-- Joseph G * m c k t . Mr troop Refreshments were served" n a v f their Chlrstmas party on
Strrrt r»st»'»rti:\ for ,t di-:»nr* of upproxlmtulj
JH
Id) The followin' |iem«. V- deflnfi 1 der lhl» ordlnan'-r
De
fmDfT
pp
"
' • • Troop 55 will be un- j coroorations each made more than
; ::! '.!••• J Fazio, George Fazio. and plans were made for Christ-,
tWirdiy
and authorised hv (••'ion 40 ' . M uf! Settlon 8 1t,K
tr*l KirtL\i» A»»nue
from DoroihT Strfft
der tiie leadership of Mrs Ott and 1100 000.000.000 after taxes in the <ppru)ilm>trl>'
ftld l*v» art . n o uliili b' dianad at 1 edecl tventv i2«
feet
:-'.:
I Rac. Mrs. George Smith mas
part Of the CP«I of «»l«l "ev"r»l n ufr i o f « ' puhllrauvn '.here,
(Mrs. Poley after the holidays
first nine months of this year.
fif-'ir i Smith. Jr., U n Quinlsui.
10 bt Dnwnrert nv the ls«'mnrr o *&.<\ \ an provided t,v w
Con«trui'Uon of I'ml'.srv •rvm
with
Senior Girl Sgput Troop 7.
i
525
Rahway
Avenue,
Woodobttntlonr Mi noi rveritlnr ttonn en ;
That la one more ihaA earned
connfriioni and »DpurtMU!K*t tn
Mr" v,,...am Year&ley. Mr. Jo- Aven*;, gave a Trfsiksgivlng basAimuf
from
l-aif
Avtn\ie
tiorihwardly
for
«r«nttn(
Of the r'Ml "f |V"I«HO» Of «»|H J
0
,- •;.:. K'Aetm and Gary Kolenx ket to an needy widow in Avenel. bridge, H really beginning to look that much during the same period
I M MbHtaUons: and >'i not e?re«llii» 1
ot ijipKHlnntelr 800 fe^t
•,.-.:.
,-">L«. The troop li working At their last meeting they, re- like home for the Olrl ScouU of 1955 and five more than did It
pUM on amount of nwine«'iii« and
n w < I -I. 12 11 m
- •: c.v.-tmas gills and cards. paired, cleaned and made doll We are deeply indebted to Wil- in the same period of 1954. Gen- id.' ConslMctlon of sdntt ir>- n»*rrs with n«t«Utr
mauliolf? ponne^tlnr.- anil appurlenanrm In Arthur
>nd
1)1 not etreerf'n* M 100 0:1
1
7 e *iij join three other troop* clothes for old dolls Thece will liam Mazurck. He h u obtained eral Motors hold- ; top place with Arenue from Ijkc Ar»n:ie ^outliw^nily for d
Of lnt*fe*t on ohllvai'.nn* to flB»nc*
many pieces of office equipment a net of $039,250,000. edging out of *ppn»tai*irly 7M !e*i. Arihur A>*nue from
stieb ran 4iirlim the i*ri.>d permuted on, JORNNY
23rd at 5 JO. u> be p r i n t e d to the Independent. .
.
.
_
Avenue notthwinlly lor a dl.nt»noe of »i>iweiljnil«lr
by tald Bertlon
Johnny
phone New Jersey Standard Oil. which <M fret. Innun Avenut from Savoy Screet mitwinUr
l a n d tvTniUm
tor
...o:,r. ?
Leader Christmas Pund. P l a n s
« • ™*
(t) Mothinc wli; he contributed bt ttrect.
reported a net of t603,000,000. for 1 dlstanre of snoroilrnaKly 4M fe»t. IttffiAl) A « - •>
the
TOWTithIP
at
nr»e
to
payment
of
A'o!>.!:;:idge Brownie Troop 28. were made for a Christinas Party
Due (rom conduit Way wenw»rd)y for a *m»nce of
"Whtt alls ynsi
Others included Bethlehem Steel. approximately
the ajMt of anr of Hid Improvements
1.0TIK1 feet. Carolyn Avenu* from Ssvoy
ui d'; :•-.<- leadership of Mtt. Chris and
•',
or purpoee*. and the rttlmated amount * kindly old
Port Motor Company, the Bell 3tftet e«si*-ard:) for a distanre of upproilnwMiy MJ
Of
Uie
apjTt*!
awewmenn
to
l>»
levied
:
,•
!
.
r
n.s?n.
has
completed
its
Mrs
f:;
feet. Ciro'.yn Avftnf Iro.ii Buvoy street we«i»antly tor
Telephone
System,
DuPont.
United
"I've
lo-st
property Tpf-tilty benefited by each
^^
33 .JJOO
Q m w t
a rtlfUncf o( .ipproumatfIv 1 745 iff. FioTM»e« Av»nu»
mas gift*. Daddy will re-;
Of tald ImprovemeijH U '.he total '• t-lWIClWr gave in>
At the last meeting of Star of j m a n n e r , W e ^M reference books States Steel, The T « a s Company. (ram Swot strret tasimardlv for a dlnunc* of aponwtamount
of the »pt>rot>ri»tlori hereby j bt&t tav In clav1.
<i,v. a useful article for this closet Bethlehem
mately
850
fee;,
r.orrnc*
Avenu*
from
Savoy
8tft*t
Troop
14
the
girls
i
ethlehem Troop 14 th
il |ayaUahle for J e a d m
Oulf Oil Company. Big Steel,
tnade for nich lmnfov»mfnt. »nrt t b t ! ,,n.
„ _7 ,
Mu.im.y will be proud of the spe- brought articles from different be used in the office.
'erdlv for ;, dHtinrf of approilmttely i.741 (e»t.
B'Unber of annual innmnmenis In which I
>J"i well. (Ion \
Texas Oil Company. California
»
Avenue
from
Savov
Kireei
e»«t*jrdly
for
%
aU nidi special a»w-.smerm may be' the kindly Kfn!
i iii] ci' corations the girls have countries. Hollana. Japan, ScotTonight there will be a meeting Standard Oil Socony Mobil and dlstaDcc of approximately ~At fret Aroanifla Arenur
paid u un not
•i:,.di Eileen ChrUtensen was at land, England. Ireland. Czechofrom Savoi- Street westwarri'v for a dlstanre of approxiof the Board of Directors at the General Electric. Kennecott Cop- mately
Section S The cost of each inch mother that w.
I "44 ' « : P;iir:i'.» Avenue from upproslmately
!.:• ;i, no while the troop prac- slovakia and Germany were replocal Improvement, to the eiwnt of But tell me ho» \<K,
If you have any per. Indian Standard Oil. Union 125 feet *ts' <' Dukts Kotd wet'w^rdiv for a dUUnct
tbe amount of the appropriation bareCarbide and Carbon and Shell Oil of appT0iltnii'.f!\ V-iHa feel. Patricia Avenuf from
by made theirfor shall be psld by
appro«lm«;r.v 50 fret rait uf Arthur Avenue W(Mto their "god- nection with International Friend- l
th« best
n u which thai! be
t a January, please contact us. Pi- are included in the 15 giants.
n H l v for a duunce of approximately 714 feet. CtM*mcUii-T'' in Denmark.
Imu) Avrnur from ArUiur Avenue wutmrttf im •
ship in second class rank. These naJ plans will be made tonight,
dlaUnre of approximately tf» fret Cavour Stnci. troip
Mrs. Harriet Hansons, Troop 93. girls also sewed buttons and replans for the Open House. De- THE RIGHT DOCTOR
Arcangela Avenur nonhvardly f»r a dlatajict of »plv- <\indlelight
investiture last paired clothes for the IndepenHe was dug out of the wreck proxlmatelT 250 feet. Conduit Wa) f»om Arc»nfel»
The Nicest Way to Bring Pleasure to
Avenue northward.v for h dlft'.tiDce ot approjlinAl<l|r
cember
27,
will
be
completed.
Tie
used cupcake* for dent-Leader Fund. A ThanksglvTroop 18 of Woodbridge, under of his automobile and carried to »1J6 fett Conduit «'i\ !fom Arcjn«ela Avmiu foutbthe nearest doctor's oflke.
wtrtlly for A ti\s:an* of upproxuuu'.ely 515.93 f**t
7041
7J5M
"I can't do anything for this
it)
Ccuuirucuuu
vf
u
r
i
u
r
y
wwert
with
man," said the doetor. "I'm a retmanholes, connection! and appurunancw in
erinary surgeon."
Ar*nue. Woodbrldge. frun Onnge Street DMtbwanllT
"You're the right man. Doc," to Wblte Stf*et. Barron Avenur from Onmite BtrKt
1,130
southvanlly for a d b u n . t of «ui<rvi;."..-til, H It
said the amateur motorist. "I was
a jackass to think I could run that It) Construction of sanltan' se»Trs wlUi
n
manholes, connections and appurtenances In Central
machine."
Avenu* from Fourth Avenue weatwaHlly to Rfth ! » •
nue thin«e Ctatral Annul southwardly (or ft 4I«UB«*
of approximately its feet. Tlflh Avenue from Ontrxl
LEGAL NOTICES
Avenue northwardly for a distance of approtlmateljr
230 fret
NOTICE
7.400
7.179
The munlcinal bond ordinance published herewith was Introduced nt a (ul CooilrucUon of tanlttry *ew*fs with
meeting of the Township Committee manholes, connections and ippurteoancts lu Banou
of the Township of Woodbridge In the Avetiue from White Street northwardly for a distance
County of Middlesex and Sute of Mew of approximately SttK feet, thence Proapect Avenue
Sold - Rented - Repaired
Jersey, held on December 11, 1956 and westwartlj for a distance of approximately 401 feat,
will be further considered for final thence Htrreil Avenue northwardly for a distance of
passage after a public hearing at a approximately a o feet
10,000
ineetlnK of said Township Committee
to be held In the Memorial Municipal (hi Construction ol s^nltan' sewers with oecesury
Bulidliis, !n said Township, on Wednes- manholes, connuctlont and appurtenances from Stafford
day, Derembtr 20, 1956. ut B o'clock Road, Coloul*. in the 20-foot rlnlit Of way U> Surrty
P, M.
LMM, thence inSurrtv Lane, to lilt manhole, at Station
'
B. J DUMIOAN.
It—0. as shown on the Plan on Ale In tt< tnfSpttra
Township Cler* Ottlfe
j
11.500
11.079
ORDINANCE PROVfniNG FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY SEWERS m Construction of sanitary sewers with uateuarr
""" VARIOUS STREETS AND LOCA- nur.holrt. connections »nd appurtenances In WashlagPlace Vour Orders Now Uu
TIONS IN THE TOWNSHIP OF WOOD- tori Avenue, Colonla. from spproxlmately 172 (eet weatBRIDOE. IN THE COUNTY OF MID- mly
of
the
westerly
line
of
Bedford
Street
eustwardlj'
DLESEX. NEW JERSEY. APPROPRIAT- for u distance or approximately «9V fttt 1
4,«O0
4.830
ING THE AGGREGATE RUM OF «IRS t!\ THEREFOR, DIREOTJNC7 SPECIAL
(ji
Construction
of
unr.ary
sewers
with
neoesurr
ASSESSMENTS OF THE COST THEREOF, AND AUTHORIZING THE UJ6U- muDhoIes, connections and appurttnanresiln MornlugANCE OF BOVDfi OR NOTES OF THE dde Road from Jordan H-iul eastwnrdlir to Latxiaater
TOWNSHIP FOR FINANCING THE Roud. Lancaaler Road from Jordan Road outwardly to
Uke Avenue, Lake Avenue from LancnttailtoKl JMtt.SAME
BK IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- Wardly lor a distance of approximately M (eet. L*ke
SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- Avenue from Lancaster Road c.istwardly tor a distance
SHIP OF WOODBRIDGE. IN THE ot approximately H3 feet. Skyline Avenue from LanCOUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. NBW JER- caster Road and Lake Avenue northwardly for a dlsPh«ne WO-8-1222
SEY inot less than two-thirds of alt Unce of approximately 160 feet
31JM
njmo
the members thereof affirmatively con
ix 1 Construction of sanitary sewers with necessary
curriugi AS FOLLOWS:
Section I The several improvement* manholes, connections and appurtenances In Oreen
described in Section 3 or this ordinance Street. Istlln. from Worth Street tuMwardlv to Indiana
have
heretofore been and a n hereby Avenue, thence Indiana Avenue soulhvandlr for a disThis is a partial view uf our Christmas Gift Selections. You'll find the latest in Hi-Fi
respectively authorized as local Im- tance of approximately JM feet
5.50ft
S.TTJ
phonographs, 4 speeds and 3 speakers. You'll find 3 speed phonographs as low as $19.95.
provements to he made or *ct|Ulred by
The Township of Woodbrldse, In the
TOTALS
.
:.....
I17<.400
You'll find a huge selection of all types of records and Christmas albums. You'll find a
John C. Schwin, Prop.
County of Mkldlesei. New Jersey. For
fine selection. You'll find the latest in Hi-Fi Accessories. This Christmas give a musical gift.
the said several improvements or pur- Each of said improvements shall be met or undertaken
540 Rahway Avenue, Woodbridgc
poses stated in said Section 1, there iti aocordance with plans therefor on file In the OOce
have been heretofore and are hereof of the Township Engineer and specifkatlorui therefor
MEMBER P. T. D
appropriated the respective sums ol an file in the Office of the Township Clerk, which b**t
money therein stated as the appropria- heretofore be*a and a n hereby approved.
FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHER!
tions made for said improvement* or
n:
biske:
was
Girl Scout News
JIRSSS&
4
Ml
FOR
Christmas
PHONOS - RECORDS - RECORDERS - HI-FI'S |
GUITARS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
from $16.95
Your Home
for the
Holidays'
WREATHS • PLANTS • BOlnl I
(X)RSAGES • CENTERPIH i
CRAVE BLANKETS
AND SPRAYS
For Diitinetive Floral
r
Wooaoriaae Lrllower
WOODBRIDGE MUSIC CENTER
120 Main Street, Woodbridge
OPEN EVEKY NK;ilT
Till. CHRISTMAS
Phone WO-8-8266
E
LUGGAGE HEADQUARTERS
IN PERTH AMBOY
f^reienti
....
What aWonderful
Getting
;CHRISTMAS Gins-
THE PERFECT LUGGAGE FOR J
THE PERFECT GIFT end '
NOW at NEW/
LOW PRICES!
• FIBERGLASS REINFORCED
• STAINLESS ST0EL CLOSURES
• NEW PERMAMTE COVERINGS
For Women: Nine met in American
Blue, Touriuter Gray,,G«JdeB WhiU
and Jfeaort Tan from ib.ua
For Men: Five size* in American
Blue, Touritter Gray and Reaort
Tau from 24.95 *
TRI-TAPER
Open Every Night Until Christmas
CONVENIENT
LAY-AWAV FLAN
AVAILABLE
PERTH AMBOY
immmtMt
ChrMmas, YeUmr
or miUkMu o
$
m
wir Gtft Ctnter
ion
-.NnENT-LEADER
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 195A
(Mir
Garden
| his Week
I ,, m r Hutgrera O»rd«n
f
iii-portef
PAGE NINETEEN
10-Year Service Pins Given
To P. A. Hospital Employes
The witness Commission of the Junior
Church V "
Pirst P
«
*t Sunday's meeting at 1-00 p M
according to Oall Kewler, pub'J
h(
h( lrman
lr
,,,!• First AW
, , vein for N»w Jersey
, winter Btorm ttlftt
,„. with trees.
.,, i,i' your own tree doc,,,,,!(- is not to levfre, or
,, run administer first
; ,.,, if you know how.
, ; H ui for humans, first
i , , s can't wait. Healthy
,,H)(i needs an active flow
, in root* to leaves and
'.,... to toots — even In
\ f ?
i
-
PERTH AMBOY — Ten-year Three employe** with over M
service pins were awarded to 19 yen is o f >•; vice were also Inneiriployees of th« Perth Amboy ored and fn-esetiU'd with orohW
General Hospital this week at an corsages. They were Miss Emm*
informal dinner held at Howard ; Tjornelund, Mre. Bessie Drost, t » 4
Johnson's Restaurant in Wood-1 Mrs. JeuMc Kurybskl.
brldne. for 33 hospital employees j
M l s s R Obfrt , a Murawski. hotwho have ilv«n 10 years or more p l t a l publit , r ( , ] a l i o n 8 director. W 4
service,
her sister, Miss Joan'Murawjfld,
Anthony W. Eelurt, hospital di- .of Metuchen, provided musical snip i1 tor. expressed appreciation to tertalnnjent with their aocordlohs.
Hie ifrimp for their service to the
*•- ^
- • •»
hospital and introduced Charles . .
.,
i u j
'
E. Omory. president of the hos- Arlene Utrol liOfl«ll $
Campbell,
Mr.. Charles
advisers.
ILLITERACY
The United Nations Educational
Scientific and Cultural Organization report* that more than forty
per oent of the adult population
of the world cannot read and
write. The rate of Illiteracy Is
highest In Africa, where between
" and II per cent of the inhabitants are unable to read and write.
pitar.i board of governors, who Engagement
awarded plus to the 19 recipients.
Korbobo, extenMon specialist In
ornamental horticulture at the
College of Agriculture.
Tree surgery tools and tree first
aid booklet at hand, you're somewhat prepared tor whatever blow
Old Man Winter has up his sleeve.
r w Know-How'
Wetures, Too
<mi- lifter an ice storm or
,,,lstmm .county agricul- Korbobo's leaflet Is well illus• ins can't answer the trated with simple drawings and
., i enough to answer has easv-to-follow directions for
about tree repftirs, fixing up injured trees and
itralghtenlnf toppled ones.
:. wants to know about
• ijiiivalents of tourniquets, Your fix-up may not be perfect,
but youil have the satisfaction of
,:'id antiseptics.
doing all you can until the proImve trees that you fessional certified tree expert ran
• v !x' In danger this win- get to your property, if he's needin get ready. For oneed.
some really sharp To get "8torm-InJ(lred Trees"
s und wood
Just send a card with your name
and address plainly printed to
!> with your tools a copy Garden Editor, College of Agrlculnewly-revised leaflet, ture. Mew Brunswick. Mention
nit-pd Treees," by R. P Leaflet 172.
flows up and down
he lines of oell$. When
, . me broken or daiv need Immediate care
i. is to make a speedy
For Christmas!
EASTERN -
RECOGNITION OF SERVICE: Ten-year service pins were awarded to employees of Perth Amboy
Hospital at an informal dinner. At top are hospital employees who have given in years or more
of service. Seated left to right, Mary Wronski. Julia Lokar, Bessie Drost. Mary Jerome, Jewette
Korybskl, Helen Holenwinski, Rose Cservenak, Mary Bisket, Ann Adameik. Second row, Walter
Krupa, assistant director of the hospital; Roberta Muawski, Steve Maskowiti, Kathcrine MacFayden, Rose Dwyer, Emma Tjornelund, Rose Onuska. Mary Manfre, Mae Muccillt, William T.
Gill, biwlness manager: Joan Murawski, Charles E. Gregory, president of the Board of Governors :Aileen C'oughlln, Stephen Marhevka; third row, Elsie Mae Ingram, Nick Pasuk, Stanislawa
Dobraynskl, Stephen Cijantk, Richard R|^ewst*r, Jean Savlackt, Reglna Ivan, John Svlkra, Joseph Remer, Alice Hanrattie, Alberta Peterson, Anthony W. Eckert, hospital director; Barbara
Mi/isoki. in the picture below are Bessie Drost, Mr. Eckert, Jewette Korybskl, Emma Tjornelund, Mr.
Gregory.
AH my love,
Peggy *
RECEIVES AWARD
Hotlan. 38 Douglas Street,
AVENEL -« Herman Steinbacji. I nounce the ertKagement of
74 Commercial Avenue, was pre- daughter. Arlene Carol, to '
sentad with a supplementary Joseph Sabo. son of Mr. ano Vprt,
award of *1.080. for a "coin your William Sabo, 37 Dahl Avtttti,
idea." The presentation was made Keasbey.
>
last Friday morning at the Bay- j A secretary In the publle
way main office building, by branch of the Rnrttan
George R Murrell, general sup- Metuchen, Miss Hodan was |
ATLANTIC CITY — With the erlntendent of the Bayway Re- ated from Woodbrldge High fehort
ootball season drawing to n close, finery, Esso Standard Oil Com-In 1954.
Her finnce, a (trnduate Of Wood*
he Nfltional Football Clinic has
nnouneed its dates for nexi year m . . Stelnbach, who is a field jbrldne High School, class of IBM,
nd is making plans to keep the m&chlnlst In th« mechanical de- | u employed by Hart Products, Inc. t
v.
[.tending coaches abreast of new p'artment, presented an Idea for; jersey City.
levelopmenU coming out of the replacing plastic tefflon with cast
:urvent campaign.
iron rings and redesigning a pisThe ninth annual session of the ton for water Injection pumps at
ition'R foremost football coaches' No. 2 Polly Plant.
PORTABLE
school will be held in Convention
Hall here, March 11, 12, 13 and 14.
TYPEWRITERS
Dr. Hairy O. Scott, director of the Fire Auxiliary to Hold
We Carry All Famous Name*
linlc, has announced' that a staff
if leading coach instructors Is b»- Yule Party Tomorrow OPFN DAILY 8 A.M. TO 9 tM.
ng assembled to teach the latest
Tel. Ill-2-6580
nnovations in offense and defense. WOODBR1DOE — A Christmas
party
will
be
held
by
the
Ladl«s'
Approximately 800 ooaeheg of
high, prep school and college teams Auxiliary of Woodbrldge Fire ComTypewriter Exchange
are expected here to attend the pany tomorrow at 8 PM. There
171 MARKET STREET
will
be
an
exchange
of
gifts.
four-day clinic. Instruction sesPFRTII AMBOY
sions will be held In the morning During the business meeting,
and afternoon with the evenings election of officers will take place.
reserved for motion picture demonstrations of the nation's top
teams In action.
•
Applications for enrollment in
i
the clinic are now being taken at
AM A
the Cijy Press Bureau, ConvenCHRISTtion Hall.'
MAS TREE »
COMING TO
f/onfjr Roll Announced
T ^ J L YOU THAT
At Hopelnwn School
C H R I S T M A S 18
AT .SCHLESINGER'S
HOPELAWN — Miss Mary Pee,
FAMOUS
CHRISTMAS
principal of Hopelawn School, anCARD GALLERY. YOU'LL
nounces the honor roll for the first
FIND RELIGIOUS, MODreport card period as follows:
ERN,
0LA68IC AND AMUSGrade 5B, Virginia Pedun, Louis
ING CARDS FOR EVERYONE,
Orwz, Carol Slaven; Grade 6A,
EVEN YOUR UNCLE FROM TIMJanet Sabo, Joseph Bednar, Ernest
BUltTU . . . EACH ONE IS MORE
SUagyi, Sharon Hladik, Stephen
DISTINCTIVE A N D H A N D S O M E
Kozma, Diane Stankovitz, Mary
THAN THE NEXT. YOUR FRIENDS
Ann Lozeski, Diane Diem, Eileen
OTCeefe; Grade 6B, John Roman
WILL WANT TO KEEP THEM ALWAYS.
and Robert Wighney.
WE
INVITE
YOU TO COME
AND SEE THEM
Grid Coach Clinic
ScheduledMar.il
PERSONAL
ins is Just a note to let you know that I will
- in Woodbrldge w r y nifht from now till
•iiristmai. The (tons are open till 9 and the
* .selection is simply marvelous!
Announced
F O R D S - M T . and Mrs. P a t * <J,
;l
Bill:
e
Jerry Lewis is trying his hani
at directing, haying taken over on
scene in "The Delicate Delln
quent" Jerry is said tn have
yen to be a director and this ma
set him off.
«.
attention Thrifty Homemakers.
Have You Heard? We're
*
The final test of personality
to search for your wife's los
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956
PACJB TWENTY
LfcGAL NOTICES
tlom mud* for Mid improvements or
NOTICE
T h e m u n i c i ppall bon
b o n d o r d i n a n c e ppu b - purpOMt, MM sum! nflnfc Inclusive of
spprofrt«tlon» heretofore made
nhed h
e i t h *a*
*
i t d l »t a all
llnhed
herewith
meeting
off thi
ti
h Tot^nahip Committee
"f the Township pf Woodbridge. In the
Coimtv of Middlesex and 8tat« of New
Jrlwy. hpld on Dectmiior 11, i»M. sn<l
will be further considered for final
™wite
nfter a public hearing at »
meeting of wild Township Committee
to be hflrt In the Memorial Municipal
"" " "
In said 'fninuihip on Wertties"pmber 2<S. IBM, at. (1 o'clock
therefor »nd ammint.lng In the aggregate to Hi.tU Including the aftfrregate
sum of *3,025 s» the several down paym e n t for B»lri Improvements or purpones required bv law and more particularly described 111 said Section 3
nnd now available therefor hv virtue
of provision In • budget or budgets Of
the Township previously sdopted.
PLANE BRAKES FAIL
PARKERBUHO. W. V«.—When
brakes on a Plfdrrioat Airline*
plane failed as it was taking to
a stop near the airport terminal
building, the p l a n * plowed
through a fence Into the buildIng. The oo-pllofc.an<1 fouY ol the
24 passengers aboard the plane
raffcrwl minor Injuries- Tbo\iose
of the plane Irft^l»mrne4, back
a few feet. '
rMon 5 For the flnnmint! of salrt
•OvemenM nr purposes nnd to meet
B. J. DUNIOAN,
the
of Mid KW.325 appropriations:
Townnhlp Clerk not part
provided for by application herer"inTN»NnR PROVIDING FOR CON- mirter of wiM down payment*, negotiSTUIMTION OF CURBS AND OUT able bond* of the Township, each so be
T*ns TN THE TOWNSJirp OF WOOD- known «s "Curb nnd Outter Assessment SCHEME DOESNT
BRTTX1E IN THB OaOTTTT OF MID- Bond." Are herehv nuthorized to be
OKLAHOMA CITY — Alter reniFWFIX NEW JtRBKY, APPROI'RtAT- Issued In the principal amount of
INO THE AOOtlBGATK SUM OF (O3..S2S MO .WO pursuant to the Local Bond celvlng his fifth parking ticket, a
THKRKFOR. DtRECTINO SPECIAL ,.„
smart local motorlst^jthoTisfTit he
SESSMFNTS OF THE COST THEREOF, | '.
(if the Revised Statutes of New had figured out « way to avoid
ANT) AirTKORIZINO THF, ISSUANCE
OF BONDS OR NOTES OF THE TOWN- Jersev In Anticipation of the Issuance arrest and a fine. He changed his
of said bonds and to temporarily^
SHIP FOR FINANCING THE SAME.
1
auto's license plate umrtfArs with
finance said
or purpose**
Mid improvement*
mp
pp
BE IT ORDAINED
p BY THE TOWN finane
paint brush. Ata£trko|ce arSHIP COMMUTER' OF THF. TOWN- negotiable notes of the Township In
a
principal
nmoimt
not
exceeding
SHIP O P woomrnyixiE, IN T H E
rested him> anyway. • '
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. NF,W JKR- ISO.500 are hereby authorized to be
BFY (not lesi than two thlrrls of all Issued pursuant to and within the
LEGAL NOTICES
thr nipmhTR thereof nfTlrmnttvply con- limitations prescribed bv ™id Law. The
maximum rate of interest which any
cnirlnsTi AH FOLLOWS
of
mid
obligations
shall
bear
Is
six
per
flprtlon 1. The several Improvements
SUPERIOR cqijiii or flfcw
docrlncri In Section 1 of this ordinance centum 6"t per annum.
CHAXlKRY DIVISION
Section J. The Improvements hereby
have heretofore been and are hereby
MIDDLESEX COUNT?
respectively nutliorteed aa local Im- authorized and the several purposea
Docket No. F-RB-M
provements to be made or Required by for the financing of which said obliWOTICK
the Township of Woodorldge. In the gation* are to be Issued, the appropriaCounty of Middlesex, New Jersey, For tion made and estimated maximum THK 8TATB OP JTBW JHlSnf TO;
OARL ALBAClLand A ! « « ALBACH.
the Raid several Improvements or pur- amount of money to be raised from all
ANfmgW
OUSSPORO.
poses stated In »ald Section 3. there sources for each such purpose, and the his wife.
hnvfl been heretofore and are hereoy estimated maximum amount of bond» QEOBOE E MOORK. WAI.TSR M.
appropriated th« respective sums of or note* to be Issued for each euch OBTRAtTOER. CLARENCE W. .PI1HCK,
NATHAN WILLIAM MacCHESNST and
money therein stated as the approprla- purpose, art respectively as follows:
ARTHUR B. H A l i , his snd their heirs,
Appropriation Estimated devisees and personal representatives
and Ritlmaled Maximum
nd his, their, or »ny of thdr, sucMaximum
Amount of cessors in right, title find Interest, MRS.
Amount of
Bonds or
OBOROE E. MOORE, wife of OBOROB
Money
Notes
MOORR, MRS. WALTER M O8TRANDSR. wife of WAITER M 0 6 T IMPROVEMENT OR PURPOSE
RANDJCR.
MRS. OLAnftNCCJL PISRC8.
(aI Construction of concrete curbs and gutters within
wife of CLARENCE B. PIHfiJjK, MRS.
the street line* together with necessary grading and
MATHAN WILLIAM MacCHESNEJ. wttr
resurfacing, in and along the following strteto and
Of NATHAN WILLIAM MacCHHSl>fEY,
locations: the easterly side of Chase Avenue, from the
MRS. ARTHUR B. HALL, wife of ARsoutherly property line of Avenel Street southwardly
«v
THUR B HALL. SU8AN PONTAIN
approximately 350 feet, and on the westerly side of
OLABSPORT^ and MR GLASSFORD,
Chn«e Avenue, from the southerly property Une of
huibaod of SUSAN FONTA1N QLASSAvenel 8treet approximately 100 feet southwardly and
TOBD, LOUELLA BROWN, Administrathen 51 4 feet In front of Lots 1277 and 1278. Block
•1JO0 trix of the Estate of Oscar Brown, pre856-A, as shown on the Woodbridge Township .Tax Map
(1,975
umed to be dead.
(b) Construction of concrete curbs and gutWn within
Tou are hereby summoned and reth<p .trp.t u n e s together with necessary grading and
quired to serve upon A. H Rosenblum.
resurfacing, In and along the following streets and
Attorney for Plaintiff, and whose adlocations: On each aide of Flat Avenue from the
dress Is 588 New Brunswick Avenue.
veaterlv propertv line of Middlesex Avenue, weatwardly
FordSi New Jersey, i n answer to the
approximately 1867 feet to the easterly right of way
complaint filed In a civil action In
8,800 which Township of Woodbridge. a. muline of the New Jersey Oarden Bute Parkway, Route # 4
10.WO
nicipal corporation of the State of New
(c) Construction of concrete curbs and gutters within
Jersey, Is plaintiff, and Louise Lceman
the street lines together with necessary grading and
widow, et als, are defendants, pending
resurfacing, In and along the following streets and
In the 8uperlor Court of New Jersey,
locations: on each side of Moftett Street from the
bearing Docket No. F-*38-56, within
westerly property line of Liberty Street, westwardly
thirty-five (|5i days after the 3rd day
of January t»51. exclusive of auch date.
approximatelv W7 5 feet to the easterly property line
2,000 K you fall so to do the relief demanded
ot Crows Mill Road .
2,100
In the Complaint will be taken against
you by default. You, shall file your
(dt Construction n[ concrete curbs and gutters within
answer and proof of service In duplithe strce* lines together with necessary grading and
cate with the Clerk of U>e Superior
resurfacing, In nnd along the following streets and
Court. State House Annex, Trenton.
locutions: On each side of Sonora Avenue, from the
New. Jersey, In accordance with the
westerly property Une of Middlesex Avenue westwsrdly
rules of civil practice and. procedure.
to the easterly right of way line of the New Jersey
Gsrden State Parkway, Route #4, approximately 1,740
The action has been Instituted for
10.300
feet
10.815
t
the purpose of foreclosing the right ot
redemption
In and to Four Uncertain
(el Conduction of concrete curbs and gutters within
Certificates nf Tax" Wl*; one dated Septhe street lines together with necessary grading and
tember
15,
1947.
iupde by M J. Trainer.
nuuirfnrlng, In and along the following streets and
Collector of Taxes of Woodbridge
locutions: On each Mde of Almon Avenue from the
Township.
New
Jersey,
to the Township
northerly property line of Crampton Avenue northOf Woodbridge. and concerns real estate
wprrtlv tn the southerly property line of Woodbridgeknown as Lots 2120 and 2121 In Block
Carteret Road approximately 1.007 feet, Including radius
4M-H on the Woodbridge Township
returns ot Von Vetchen Avenue and WoodbrtdgeTsjt Map located on Columbia Avenue
6.000 In «ald Township, aftother dated OctoCarteret Road
••—
8,300
ber 16, 1936. made by M. J. Trainer.
(f) Construction of concrete curbs a n d g u t t e r s within
Collector of Taxes ot Woodbrldne
the street lines together w i t h necessary grading and
Township. New Jersey, to the TowneJiip
resurfacing. In and i\oai
t h e following s t r e e U and
of Woodbridge, and concerns real estate
l o c a t i o n s : On c c h side of Oarden Avenue from Olalre
own *i T,ot 1 In Block 7M1-C on the
A«enue t o the Woodbrldge-Carttret Road approximately
Woodbridge Township Tan Map located
1.452 feet. Including r e t u r n s nt Von Vetchen Avenue '
OQ Woodbine Avenue in said Township;
and W o o d b r l d s e - c s r t e r e t Road, a total d i s t a n c e of
another dated September 17. 1947, made
approximately 2,977 feet
8,805
8,100 by M. J. Trainer, Collector of Taxes of
Woodbridge Township. New Jersey, to
the Township of Woodbridge, and con(IT) Construction nt concrete curbs and g u t t e r s within
terns real estate known as Lots 19S and
the street lines together w i t h necessary grading and
199 In Block 425-K on the Woodbridge
resurfacing, -in and a l o n a t h e following s t r e e t s and
Township Tax Map located on Outlook
l o c a t i o n s : On ench side of Pershlng Avenue from the
Avenue
In said Township; another
westerly line of Middlesex Avenue, westerly t o t h e
dated January 19. 1956 (being a duplien5terl" right of wny l i n e of the Oarden S t a t e Pnrkcate of the original certificate which
way, R o u t e # 4 , approximately 3,980 feet, Including
11,000 was Ipst), made b i M* J. Tfcalner. Colreturns at Wilson Avenue a n d u n n a m e d S t r e e t
11,550
lector of Taxes p f •Wo#fBHdge.Township, New Jersey, to the Township of
(hi C o n s t r u c t i o n of c o n c r e t e curbs and g u t t e r s within
WoodBridge, and concerns real- estate
the street lines together w i t h necessary grading Bnd
known as Lots 18 to 28 in Block 432 -K
resurfacing,. In and along t h e following a t r a t l and
on the Woodbridge Township Tax Map
l o c a t i o n s : On each side of F i f t h Street from t h e westlocated on Canal and Orand Streets In
erlv property line of Ford Avenue, westwardly approxlsaid Township.
iriHtelv 4 3 * lineal feet t o t h e dividing line b e t w e e n t h e
P M.
S
T o w n s h i p of Woodbridge a n d t h e T o w n s h i p of Edison...
(H C o n s t r u c t i o n of c o n c r e t e curbs a n d g u t t e r s within
the s'reet lines together w i t h necessary grading and
resurfacing In and a l o n g t h e following s t r e e t s a n d ,
l o c a t i o n s : On t h e northerly side of T a p p e n 6tr««t from
the easterly line of R e m s e n Avenue t o t h e westerly line
of M i n n a Avenue, and o n t h e southerly aide of Tappen
B'reer f r c m the easterly U n e of Retnsen A v e n u * t o t h e
e»»terlv line of Lot 42, B l o c k 84S-A, as 3hown o n the
WoodHrtdge Townshln T a t Map, together w i t h returns
at Reni-pn Avenue, D e m o r e s t Avenue and t h e westerly
girie of Mlnno Avenue, a t o t a l l e n g t h of approximately
1,987 feef
(11 C o n s t r u c t i o n of c o n c r e t e c u r b s and g u t t e t a within
the street, lines t o t a t h e r w i t h necessary grading Bnd
resurfacing. In and a l o n g t h e following atreeto and
l o c a t i o n s : On each side of Cornell Street from t h e north
prooerty line of Avenel S t r e e t , northwardly approxim a t e l y 625 lineal feet, to t h e s o u t h elde of Lehlgh
A v e n u e , including radius returns where n w e m r y at
street intersections, according t o the Engineer's Plan
Totals
2,520
5.880
3,990
•••'•••• • e 3 | 5 2 5
Efich of said lmDPovemnnts shall be met or undertaken
In ni-corrfance with plans therefor on file in the Offlce
of the TownshtD Engineer and sneclncetlon*. therefor
on file In the Offlce of the Township Clerk, walcll have
heretofore been sad are hereby approved.
LEOAL NOTICE^
2,400
You and each of you are made defendants In the above entitled action
because you have or may claim to have
some right, title, lien or other Interest
affecting the real estate •being foreclosed, by virtue of ownership, lnherltthce. descent, Intestacy, devise,
dower, ourtesj, inortfcuge, deed or conveyance, entry of Judgment or' other
lawful or legal right. Tl)e nature ot
which and the reason that you a,nd
each of you are Joined as defendants Is
5,600 set forth with particularity In the complelnt, a copy of which will be furnished you on request addressed to the
attorney of tfie plaintiff, at the above
mentioned address.
I. GRANT SCOTT.
Clerk or the Superior Court
Dated; December 5, 1956
A.
H.
ROSENBLUM,
3.800
Attorney for Plaintiff
New Brunswtclt Avenue
*60.500 S88
FordJ^New Jersey •
J
I.-L. 13/13, 20, 27/M; 1/1/87
The excess of the aDnrouflatlons
made for each such gurpose over the
estimated maximum amgunt of bonds
or notes to toe Issued *erefor, as above
stated, Is the amount of the said down
payment for said puroose, and the
works or improvement hereby author*
lzed in or with respect to the streets
or tmrtlnns of streets or other placet
described to each of the above subparagraphs B)I*11 be undertaken and carried
on »s and shall constitute a separate
local Improvement made In and by the
Township.
1
Section 4. The following matters are
hereby determined, declared, recited
and sta*ed:
(A) The suld purposes described 1n
Section 3 of this prdlnance are not
current expenses and are each a property or Improvement which the Township may lawfully acquire or make as
a local Improvement.
(bi The averase period of usefulness
of said purposes, within the limitations
of sections 49:1-34 to 40:1-36 of .sxld
Local Bond Law and, according to the
reasonable life thereof end taking into'
consideration the respective amounts of
the Bulct obligations to be Issued for the
severnl purposes, 1B ten (10) years.
(c) Th» supplemental debt statement
nwiutred hy mid Law has been duly
made and died )n the oltic.e of the
Township Clerk ind a complete executed original thereof hiit been filed
in the office Ot the Director of th«
Division of Loral Oovernment of the
State of New Jersey, and such statement shows that the gross dent of the
Township as rtdinad In section 40:l-7fl
of said La* it increased by tills ordinance by H0.900. and the Issuance of
the suit! abliButlona authorized by thU
ordinance Is permitted by the exception
contained In subjection Id} of section
40:1-16 of buhl Law to the debt limitations preocHbed by tjuld Law.
Kil The following Items, as defined
and uuthorlzeii hy bectlou 40:1-55 ol
said Law, i|te .mrl KIIUII be charged as
a part of the cost of »uld several purposes to Be nnancad by the tbcuance
of sukl ubilgtUoiis: (!) not «xceecllllK
•l.lKKi mi ;nBpomit of the cost of Issuance of said obllgittlons: nnd (2) not
enceeilHiK •S.aoo on account of engineering jiiiU Inspection cotits jind leteal
expeiisea; mill 13) not exceeding »2,100
on iicrduiii of Intortia on obligations
to tl 11iiIi<_• f buch cost during the period
permitted by suld Section.
(e)
ling will be contributed by
the
Wp «t large to payment of
> anv of said UaprovemenU
or purposes, und the eetlinttM amount
of the si)ecl|l niisi:™]ieiit.i to be levied
on |)rnperiy.»J>tnJaHv liKiietlLad by each
of t>trtd Jlijpruveinence 1s the total
uniuiiit or the appropriation hereby
made Mr such Improvement, and the stantly waving hand. Forced to
number of Annual lostHlljnentf In acknowledge the periiitent rewhich all buci special assatmmkto rauy
Bectloo | . The cost of eat* «uch
lw«l liiiprareniii/t, tu the en lent ut
the itniuunt of the appropriation htrttbertlor, tbnij b« paid by an<tmehts which alkali be levied
In accordance with low on property
•oecially bejwnted
toereby,
mig
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICB
poratlon of. this State, whose princlpil case one or m»l» minimum bids shall
Notice In hereby given that the folbe received,
,
In charge thereof, upon whom process offlre la alluated at No, 380 Hobart
lowing
proposed
ordinance w»» Intro- »dvl«or tO | | , i
Upon
acceptance
of
the
minimum
agalnat this oorporatloli may be served, Street in the City of Perth Amboy, bid, or bid above minimum, by the duced and paewid on first reading at when ri
County
of
Middlesex,
State
of
New
Jera meeting of the Township Committee »ny of Its
la C»rl R Beekert,
sey (Martin 9. Koch being the a(tent Township Committee and the payment of the Township of Woodbridge. In the heada on ii
therein and In charne thereof, upon thereof by the purrhMer according to County of Middlesex, New Jersey, held
l nfr, /
whom process may be served), has com- the manner of purohase In accordance on the 4th day of DecenVber, I9M. and He
the laws of the State of
piled with the requirements of Title with terms of sale on file, the Town- that Hald ordinance will be taken expre«siy lm,,,1,,,.;;
DOS8 HEREBY CERTIFY the* Iff pn
ihlp will deliver a bargain and sale
holder
of
thV „
'4
Corporations.
General,
of
Revised
up fdr further consideration and final
eeedlngs of It* Board of Dirfftors and
deed for laid premises,
\
paatage at a meeting of Mid To«n«hlp or approve T,,,, I
stockholders duly held In accordance Statutes of New Jersey, preliminary to
DATED: DecMiltwr'4. ISM.
chiding
Bond
I
the.
Issuing
of
this
Certificate
of
Disto b« held at IM meeting
with the laws of the State of New
- J. '>unn-eN If-. • 'hip Clerk Committee
solution.
room In the Memorial Municipal Build- tions'• C
Contrnff
Jertey:
^
To
be
advertised
December
I
and
NOW, THERirflW!. I the Secretary
In Woodbridge, New Jamy, on menu nno ,|,,
(1) The capital of thf roalWnt.lon
U. I»H. in the Independent- ing
of State of the State of New Jernay. December
the 18th day of December, 1DM, at. Township | n „ , M ° , ;
has been reduced f™LJI5i>.'
.
Uo Hereby Certify that. Hie said cor- leader
8:00 P. M. (E.S.T.), or aB soon there- In thp M(nistj ,.,
000 lo M1.571
™
after as nnld matter can be reached, »htp, nn pp..,,,.
pnrntlon did. on the nineteenth day of
(2) The sal (I reduction of rnpitnl
NOTICE
at which time nnd place all peraons «hlp Offl.ifli ,„ ,"
November, 19M file In my office a duly
has been effected liy means of
Notke la hereby given that the fell who may be Interested therein will lallon nf A n r -,'.
executed and attested consent In writthe cancellation and r<Orolowing
proposed
ordinance
win
Intro,
be Klven an opportunity to be heard "hull alnn |>r,,J.
ing
to
the
dissolution
of
said
corporament of lOt.tff shiiriR'Of
tion executed by (11 the stockholders duced and Mated on first reading »t concerning the same.
capital stock of the fcbrpbraand nil rhnrnp.. i.
a
meeting
of
the
Township
Committee
tlon heretofore nrqulred by
thereof,
the
if, which said consent
consent snr^
m o me
He shall repr.'/, .
B J. DUNIOAN,
the corporation and held hy
recordI of the proceeding* aforesaid are of the Township of Woodhrldne, In the
actions whlrh „
Township Clerk.
It as treasury slock
now on
jn ...
file- In my said office as prd- County of Mlddlewx, New Jersey, hold
against it H K ,,".:. p
on the 4th day of December, 1958, and AN ORDINANCE CREATING AND
D
the fon»r'!>silrr,
IN WITHE* WHKltBOF. Thomns
that said ordinance will be taken up for
Young Orchldv Inc . has caused this "'IN" TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have further consideration and final panrnge ESTABLISHINGATTORNEY
THE OWIC8
OF
l a l a e r v l r , . , , , , .;•;.;;
OP THE the Planning iCertificate to he signed by Its President hereto set my hand and affixed my at a meeting of said Townaljlp Com- TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDOE
AND Parking Aulh,,r'." r
and s*«rtury iind Its corporate seal official «e»l, at Tre»ton. this Nine- mltttee to be held at It* meeting TOWNSHIP
to be hereunto affixed this 7th day of teenth day of November, A D . one room In the Memorial Municipal PRB8CRIBIHO HIS QUAUFtCATIONS, bodlea or aitn - ,
DUTIBS. COMMENCIMBXT AMD T1RM to be sepurnn.',;.
thousand nine hundred and nfty-slx.
Building in WoodbrldM, New Jersey, OF OFFICE AND SALARY,
EDWARD J. PATTEN.
(CORPORATE SRAI.i
SBCTION 5 ] | , ,
the 18th day of Dewmber, 1956,
Secretary of State on
WHKHEAB, by previous appoint- niml aal»r\- herf,,-.
THOMAS YOt'N'Q OkCHlDS. INC.
at 8:00 P. M. IE.8T ). or ns soon
ments,
A
resignation,
n
vacancy
and
a
By Carl R Mevker!. President
nance, duly -id,,,,-, ',
thereafter as said matter can be
SEAL
I.-L. U/6. 13, 20/56 reached, at which time nnd place nil re-appointment ilurlim the mid-term services rriidfn,
By Ravnw.d A Mac In tyre.
Secretary
persons who may be Interested therein In tlie office of the Townnhlp A,ttorney except however ff..
will be given ran opportunity to w and changes in the statute flxlng the renderi or m«v m .
Attest:
term of said office, some doubt has t h i s T 0 w i i , p , , " . '
heard ronoernlnjf the same
NOTirB OF PUBLIC R t
W
Raymond A Mac In'.yre,
rlsrn coricernlnn the commencement by or agniiKt
To*Slhlp Clerk •
,, .
Secretary
ro WHOM rr MAT CONCERN:
and explrntlon date of the term there- t h a n
B,
J.'DC
MOAN.
the
I -I. ll 19 12 8. 11. » / M
At a regular meeting of the Township
of nnd. In order to obviate any nuts Court. He siv,\r• ,,.,1
,
Committee of the Townshlo of Woodlion with respect thereto, as well as
AN ORDINANCE T» AMBND AN OR- with
rotintv Surrogate1* Court
brfdje, held Tuesday, December 4.
respect to the duties of the apDINANCE
ENTITLED
"AN
ORDINANCE
offlrlal
NOTICE TO IRfiniTORS
IBM, I was directed-to advertise the fact
pointee holding the aame office It
Charles D«;ion snd Walter Daltnn. that on Tuesday evening. December TO ESTABLISH SALARY AND WAOK Is deemed necemnry that the com- fonts tlnrt n t l v r '
Bxacutors of K:ir*()r!h Dalton/ de- lfl ISSff, the Township Committee will srHEDUIBS OF CURTAIN OFFICIALS mencement. term and dutlet Of the the Attornev U * ceased, by dlr«r-ifm of E'.mer E. Brown. meet at 8 P. M. ( B T ) In the Com- AND OTHER FUliL AMD PART TIME office of Township Attorney of thla liable.
Buno«ate ot the County of Middlesex, iwnet libtiuDnra. Memorial Municipal EMPLOYEES OP THE TOWNSHIP
Township be definitely determined and
SBCTION f, 1 • .
BE IT ORDAINED bv the Township established hereby; therefore
hereby gives no::cr to the creditors of Building. Woodbridge. Ve# Jersev, and
la hereby nnih-i /.
the said litiabeih D»::on. to bring in expose and sell at public sale and to Committee of the Township of Woodof
the Ooreniir.. 1
their dehts. •Atr-.wM- j-.-.it riiimj against i j 'llghest blddsr ascordlnK to terms bridge, In the Oourtty of Middlesex
FIE IT ORDAINKD BY THI TOWN- clal counwl in .
the estate o! ;hf a i d d^-eawd, under ot sale on file with the Real Estate that:
SHIP COMMITTEE OF THR TOWN- brief prepftr(\M"j,
oath or afnrm»::or. w::S:n six months Department and Township Clerk bpen
8ECTION 1. The Ordinance entitled KHIP OF WOODBRIDOaV
causes or pn»-ii,
from this date P: ;!ieT »n: be forever in Innneetlnn "rtd to be nubllclv read "An Ordinance to estshltsh mlnry and
SECTION 1. There la hereby crtated Townnhlp m.u 1,.
barred o! HIT «;i:.^r. |tirrrfor against prior to sale, the remaining portion of wage schedules of certain ofllclala and
cMBbllshert the office of Township special lntere«i :»•,
the said Ki«"j:cr»
lot 82 in Block 3I5-B. on the Wood- full and part time employees of the and
engnKed n »( ,,'
Township" be, and the same hereby Is. Attorney of the Townihip of Wood- •hip Attorney or
bridge To#n»Mp Assessment Map.
Dated Decembfr -»'f. l*5«
tin
bridge, In the County of Middle***
CH-»HLBS DALTON.
T u i further notice mat the Town- further amended in the respects heretcre.^t of the tnni,
8WTI0N
2
The
Townahlp
Attorney
WAITBR DALTON,
?hlp Committee has. by resolution and after mentioned.
the
fee
for
u.^,
SECTION 2 Effective as of December •hall be nn attorney-»t-law of the »uch special nun'.
tiecutors nitrmiant to law. fixed n minimum
SA^fUEI. KAPLAN S s ;
| price at which said lot In said block 29, 1938. the annual salary of Nlrollna State of New Jersey
thn Tnwmhlp
SECTION 1 He shall be appointed
'.•u be soiu toRi'iiur with nil other Lombardl, Cashier In the Office of the
Cooke Arer.-.:e.
ftKCTION 7 A
-'A«^U(| ^'t-tiner* wM mlTi'-nnm ^^rr Tax Collector ahall be the sum of hy the Townnlilp Commute* for theCarteret, S .'
term of four years from January i, thereof Inconv.,
' being nM.OO pluttfot* of preparing 13.400.00.
re herti
SECTION S. ThU Ordinance ahall 1057. and shall hold office for Mid term
' 1 -L U «- 13, JO. n,M deed and advertising this saie. Said
SECTION >
lot In said block, it sold on terms, take effect Immediately upon the adop- from the date of hl» appointment, ot
will require a down payment of 28% tion and>adf«rtldnf a*required by law re-appolnunent, u the c a « may be.' take effect
or m mtsfT
of the bid accepted by the Township
and shall aerve until bin aucceiutor It tlon
HUGH B. QUIOLEY,
rnl
Depameaii «r Sute
i,ominittee the balnnce of purchase
'* Commltte«man-at-Large duly appointed nnd qualified A vaHiv
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOUTION
price to be paid In cash.
I cancy ArlBiiiK In said office from any
Attest:
ali to t M s : ^ f » pnaea'.s
pause oilier than the e»p!r«tlou Of the Attest:
Take further uonce tnai at mid sale, B. J. DUNIOAN,
may tome. Qrf»;iEj
term of office shall be filled fnr the | B. J.
„
or any date to which It may be ad- Township Clerk.
li app»«r! to my satis- journed, the Township Committee reTo be advertised In The Independent- unexplred term only as prescribed by • Townahlp rier'i
faction. bT 6\i'.\ *.::hf a nested record serves the rtRht In Its discretion to Leader en December I and December Revised Btatuten « 145-13,
•
' Tnbeadvrr 1 'Of the prwwdin&s Jar the voluntary reject any one or all bids and to sell 13. 10M, with Notice of Public Hearing
SBCTION 4 The Township Attorney Leader on IV .•
dissolution thereof *r the unanimous said lot! In said block to such bidder for final adoption on December 18. shun he the chief law officer In charge 13. ION), with V
consent of al! ilve stockholders, de- %s it unify select, due regard belm; nlven 1096.
of
the lewl nffulm of the Townahlp for final aduji1:
posited la my offir-e that COTT MID- to terms and mnnner of payment, In
over
whtrli the Township Committee
I.-L.
12/6,
13
56
STATE D i s m r a r T O R s . LVC . a cor-
NOTICB
TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned
will apply to the Middlesex County
Court on the 18th day of January. l»S7.
at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, at the
as may be In proportion to and not Court House, In the City of New BrunsIn excess of the peculiar benefit, advan wick. New Jersey, for a judgment autige or Increase In value which the thorizing him to assume the name of
'
•,
respective lots and parcels of real Dennis Flaherty Tocco.
DOMia FLAHERTY1, an
ntn*« «hnll be deemed to receive by
Infant, by ORACE TOCCO,
reason, of said local Improvement. The
Guardian ad LI tern
owner of any land urjon which any
such assessment shall have been made BPSTE1N, EPSTEIN & BROWN
33 West Grand Street
may pay* such assessment In the nun
Elizabeth, New JersQf
bar of equal annual installments hen
Inabove determined, all as may be proI.-L. 12/13, 20. 2T/H; 1/3/S7
vided In accordance with law and with
leeal Interest on the unpaid balance of
NOTICE TO 'BIDDERS
the assessment.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Section «. The full faith and credit sealed bids for the purchase by the
•
of the Township are herebv pledged Township of
123,000 Gallons More or Leas of
to the punctual payment of the principal of and interest on the Said obllea
Premium Gasoline
tlons authorized by this ordinance. Said
— Alternate —
obligations shall be direct, unlimited
125,000 Gallons of Regular
j
obligation* of the Township, and the
Gasoline
Township shall be obligated to levy will be received by the Township Com
Hd valorem taxes upon all the taxable mlttee pf the Township of Woodbridge
property within the Township for the at the Memorial Municipal Building, 1
payment of mid obligations and In Main street. Woodbrldge. New Jersey,
terest thereon without limitation of until 8 P. M 1ST, on December 18,
rate or amount,
18M. and then at said Memorial .MuSection 7. This ordinance shall be nicipal Building publicly opened and
deemed to supersede and repeal al read aloud.
Plans and specifications may be obordinances of the Township heretofore
adopted Ijo the extent that) any of Bald tained In the offlce of Mrs. Vera M.
ordinances appropriated moneys for the Ryan, Administrative Secretary, # 1
Improvements described In Section 3 of Main < Street, Woedbrldge, N. J. The
this ordinance In excew of the appro- Townahlp Committee hereby reserves
priation heretofore made and to the the right to reject any or all blftj.
extent that any af aald ordinance*
,
B. J. DtmjOAN,
authoriies the Issuance of JJ&IKIB or
Toirruhlp Clerk
notes of the Townshlo for financing
To be advertlaeff In Woodbrldga Ind«any of the .purposes described in Sec
pendent.Leader and Fords Beacon 6n
tlpn 3 of this ordinance, but nothing December 6, 1956, and December 13,
herein shall be deemed to .mpalr the IBM.
validity Of any obligation of the TownI.-L. 12/8,
ship Incurred and outstanding pursunnt to b«id ordinances so repealed,
NOTICIi
TO
BIDDERS
and all obligations so Incurred and
now OiitsUu4liiR shall be deemed to be
NOTICB ' 16 HER1BT 0 I V M that
obligation* Incurred aud outstanding sealed bids for, the purchase by the
under this ordinance.
Township of
,
• HJW Oallons # 3 Fuel O i l Section U This ordinance ahall tak
More or Lest
effect twenty (JO) days after the first will he received by the Township Com
publication therefor after final passage, mlttee of the TJwnshlp of Woodbridge
an provided by said Local Bond Law.
»t the Memorial MuMelpal B t i i l « W 7 I
HTJOH B. QUIBLKY,
Main Sirett, Wobdbrldge, Wew J«n*y,
Mayor until 8 P. M-, K8T, on D««mb«r A
B. J. DUNIOAN,
19M, aod then at suld Meiiorlal- l i u Township Clerk nlclpal Building publicly opened and
I.-L. U/13. JO/M
read aloud.
Plati« and speculations may be obtained In the office of Mrs Vera M
Ryan, Administrative secretary, # 1
AN KftROR
Main Street, Woodbridge, N. J. The
BAN DUDOO, Cal.
During Township Committee hereby retervat
his "welcome" talk to 30 new ar- the right to reject any or all bids.
8. J. DUjfiaAM
rival* at the Marine iCorpa Re„, .
Towmhlp Ol»rl(
cruit Depot, 8»t. Henry D. Patter- To be advertised In Woodbridge Indeson was interrupted by a' con- pendent-Leader and Pordt Beacon on
t>e«n*er «. 1858,, and December 3 ,
b* BRIII U n n (io).
LEGAL NOTICES
LEGAI- NOTICES
LEGAL NOTICES
cruit, Pat^non * M surprised tp
le*ra that 18 of the* 20 recruits
to whom h« had been, talking were
all ftoipectiv* sallon. They had
b w d d the wrong bus at the
airport.
I.-L. U / i , 13/Ji
CKUTIPICATii « r BKDULTIOM
Of CAPITAL
ov
#
THOMAS YOUNG OBLHIIM, tHC
J »
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f
'fiffiH&
K :"•
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1.
afl ttie tree* in the
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from A Tnth Ctntttry l&Qi
•ASTERN
INDEPENDENT-LEADER
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1058
PAGE TWENTY-CWfil
EVERYDAY IS
Lancaster Brand " U . S. Choice"
..T
CHUCK ROAST
Ib.
Lancaster Brond Chuck Roast is mighty mouthwatering f a r e - a l w a y s tender, juicy flavorsome! It's cut from Govemment-graded U. S. Choice beef selected by Acme's own supercritical experts. If it doesn't give you Pot Roast with real "smile appeal," we'll refund every
penny you've paid.
Lancaster Brand " U . S. Choice"
Boneless Cross-Cut Roast*•79'
Oxen-Ready Rib Roast- 6 3 '
$ 00
Fresh Ground Beef
3- 1
C
Leg or Rump Veal Roast 49
Corned BEEF
LAMB CHOPS
Rib Ib. 7 9 c Loin Ib. 8 9 c
LONG OR THICK
BAR-B-QUE
KOSHER PASTUAMI or KOSHER
CHICKENS
By the piece
49c
Special! Bursting with plump cherries!
Virginia Lee New England
Coffee Cake 39c
Golden Pound 55c
Virginia Lee Large Marble or
Rye Bread '« 21c
39' FREE!
3-32
Beans 2* 35'
2^35'
ORANGE JUICE
$
Dinnerware
4VT 1°° Item This Week
3 44
: 2 39
SALAD
FROZEN FOODS
Ideal Brand Cut or French Green
One Unit With Each
$10.00 Purchase
Yellow Rose
Minute Maid
6-oz. cans
Ideal
33c
PLATE
Y«ur
Choice
FRENCH FRIES
ill Ativerthed Price* Effective
Through Sat., Dec. 15th
DAIRY DEPARTMENT
2
9-oz. pkgs.
29
SPECIAL! ACME LOW PRICE!
Velveeta JX*
Iceberg Lettuce
KRAFT Philadelphia Brand
r
Crisp California
Large Head
Fresh and well trimmed. All guaranteed top quality, crisp, firm heads.
Ib.
Stayman Winesap Apples 4 - 3 9
Firm, very juicy, medium tart, excellent for ail purposes. Most everyone likes Staymans.
S-ox.
4,-i
Cherry Pies
Supreme Old Munich
-
Burry Chocolcte Chip Cookies 8ptT Chocolqte Macs8X
16ox.
Sunshine Vienna Fingers
"*£' Sugar Jumbles
Cream Cheese
Provolone Salami
Virginia Lee Large Sixe
You'll love that fine butter flavor!
HOLIDAY GROCERY ITEMS... STOCK UP TODAY!
SWIFT
PORK & BEANS
IDEAL CATSUP W
PRESERVES =
PRINCESS MARGARINE
BAKERY
Cape Cod Cranberries
I
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i
^
cello bag
Red ripe and fre.sh. Perk up with fresh cranberries, Keep a supply in your refrigerator freezer unit.
FLORIDA ORANGES
PEACHES
Scott,
TOI
L
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TI
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SUE
5
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4
9
c
PANCAKE FLOOR 2 . » * » * • 3 3 c
GRAPEFRUIT Florida Seedless
NI
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LETS
CORN
,
2
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2
9
c
PI
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SPEARS
2
32«.
m
4
5
c
U
Vermont Maid $ Y ! M « - * « " 2 5 c
AUNT JEMIMA
Hunt's Yellow Cling
2 28 oz. cais 5 5 c
Route 1 andGreen St. Circle, Iselin
19
49c
Pineauli S| IIM |^
By Alan Mover St. James' 5 S t o p
RIGHT PITCH
AL
Metuchen in Loop
Tilt; Arway Stars
OF TW
QUARTSft 6ACKrrt&
^
HA<? CONTRIBUTE!?
pieurr ro
TKAM
TEAM
the way for St. James' 33-27 victory over St. Francis" of
in a St James' Parochial
bvifiiie ttame at the Amboy Avenuf
riwu. t h e local cagers have n o *
* H I boih of their opening engageme i its.
Wintess Metuchen started the
game off with a display of power
uy manipulating a fast 8-4 lead In
the nisi Quarter. However, St.
James' made a comeback in the
, second by outshooting their opJ ponents, l-b, to cut St. Francis'
margin at the halltime rest period
to n 13-11 count. Joe Arway paced
St Jaines' during Uje first hall
with six counters.
0
FlUP 60AL
KICX/M6 PLWfD A
STRIKES andSPARES
CRAFTSMEN HOUSE
LEAGUE
W
L
Almasi Tavern
29 10
Plaza Barbers
25 14
C & S Trucking
24 15
Craftsmen Club
24 15
Batatas Plumbing
19 20
Hill Tops
16 23
Blue Bar
15 24
Mayer's Tavern
4 35
Honor Boll
Hfch team game, Plaza Barbers
101?: J. Nagy 231, J. Toth 236,
B. Jost 186, J. Subyak 195, J,
Chrarella 171.
High individual game*: R. Deter
224-201-215—640. H. Deter 209192-223—624, B. Jost 200-225-186
State Jewelers
16
18
Urban Studio
23
Almasi Trucking .
24
Mauro Motors
23
Woodbridge Auto Sales
27
Urban Sunoco
Honor Roll
High individual scores: Ballo
230, Stancik 222, T. Stemback
220. Poos 208, McCann 207, McClosky 206, Leon Gerity 204, Sisko
Jr. 202, Bauman 202.
Results
Three - game winners: McCarthy's Sport over Urban Studio,
Gerity Funeral Home over Urban
Sunoco.
Two-game winners: Bob's TV
over Mauro Motors, Mayer's Tavern over Woodtwidge Liquor, Ryan
Plumbing over Urban Studio, Almasi Trucking over Woodbridge
Auto Sales.
The fired up St. James' teas
continued its scoring spree in th
third period pith a 10 point outburst to ?o ahead of Metiichen, 2116 Both tearas played op even
terms during the final stania, scori ing six points apiece.
j Arway was Woodbrldge's leading point producer wUh all fieM
jfuals for 12 counters, while Prank
'Kelleman trailed after ciialkUi*
up nine. Pat McGuHjon was Metuchen's most consistent shooter
ion the floor with 13 points. His
I teammates, Tom Degnan and Joe
I Kotojiy, trailed, with seven and
j six, respectively.
St. Mary's Wli»
St. Mary's of P«rth Amboy remained undefeated along with S,t.
James' in the league after conquering our Lady of Peace, 46-31,
in a one sided contest.
Our Lady of Peace, after an put*
standing opening game victory, apparently lost their touch and were
never in the game against the Am(Continued on page" twenty-three»
Recs Beat Dodgers
- - but 22 Years Ago
FORDS—After battling through
a scoreless first half, the Fords
Recreations scored a touchdown
each in the third and fourth quarters here to defeat a classy South
FORDS SATURDAY NITE
Amboy Dodger eleven, 13-0, at
MIXED LEAGUE
Pfeiffer's Terrace before a record
W
L crowd.
Mauro Motors
•...
29
13
Bob Dickson, former Perth Am25
17
Norwood Distributors
24- 18
Jag's
ed for both scores.
22 20
Jigg's Tavern
In the third quarter, Dickson
20 22
Team No. l
went off tackle for the first touch18 24
Team No. 2
down, following a sustained inarch
17 25
Team No. 3
upfield and in the final period he
13 29
Darling Furniture
intercepted a forward pass and
Honor Roll
ran forty yards for a score. He
High individual scores Rose added an extra kick from place-'
Arias 167-180-191—528, E. Trost, ment.
Sr. 233, M. Palmquist 221.
The Dodgers took to the sir in
Results
the waning minutes of the game
Three-game winners: Jag's over in a desperate but futile attempt
Team No. «1, Mauro Motors over to put over at least one touchdown.
Darling Furniture.
The victory marked the second
Two - game winners: Norwood of the season for the Recs who
Distributors over Jigg's Tavern, next Sunday will play the power.
Team No. 2 over Team No. 3.
ful Fort Monmouth team. The
CENTRAL JERSEY WOMEN'S Soldiers will invade th> community
with their forty piece band.
MAJOR LEAGUE
FORDS
S. AMBOY
W
L
RECS (13)
PODGEBS (I)
Catalin Corporation .... 24 12
Blanehan}
L.E.
Kutowtkl
Sheriff Bob Jamison .... 22 14
WOODBRIDGE SERVICE
Schultze
L.T.
Bagglettl
Plainfield
Rec
20'/
15&
2
LEAGUE
Balint
Moran
The
Pines
18
18
W
Anderson
laskowiak
C.
Burlew's
15'/2 2O'/2
25
Lou's Market
Raphael
CoM,
R.G.
National Plumbing
8 28
24
Cooper's Dairy
Bacha
Strong
R.T.
Honor
Roll
21
Plaza Barbers
Thompson
Cleary
R.E.
High individual scores: Mildred
ftiljcrest Inn
20
Campion
Monahtn
Hardy, Catalln. 173-223-167-563;
Saturday Niters
17
Dickson
LH
Cormd
Anne Dustal, Shefiff Jamison,
Oak Tree Drugs
13
Lybeck
R.H.
176-188-222—586; Elizabeth Balla,
Flfflt Aid
13
Hudkins
PB.
Harris
National, 211; Marge Yelencsics
S-K Fogging
11
Score by periods:
162-194-203—559, Marie: Rowe
Honor Roll
Forts Recs
0 0 8 1-13
201, Bernice Totero 200, Dorothy
Team high. Cooper's 917: E
Dodgers
0 0 0
Haas 800.
Cooper 168, B. Blyth 174, M. Doros
Substitutions: Recsj — Savlpo,
Results
221 W. Blyth 190, M. fiisco 161.
Weisman, Sachett, Panconl,
'.
Three - game winner, Catalin tella, Wargo, Lee, Haney, GuifYre.
individual high: M. Sisko 211
G . S i l v a 215, M. Doros 224, W Corporation over Burlew's.
South Amboy—Manhattan, Hyr*S,
Two-game winners: 8heriff Bob Farrell, Abe.
Bljjth 203, T. Obidzinski 211, F
Jamison over Plainfield Rec, NaAntonelli 224.
R e f e r e e , Warren; Umpire,
tional Plumbing over The Pines.
Krause: Head linesman, Toth.
BOWL*MOR SUNDAY NITE
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 857
MIXED LEAGUE
W
]
13 14
W
L Hilltop Bowlers
Kyans Plumbing
26
10
!
9
)t
11 E & L Service
23 ; 4 Reno Pizaerla
Woodbridgie Liquor
25
•
II
24
12 Schwenzer Bros
lft
9 Spoilers
tjciCarthy's Sport Shop
,... 0
It
1-7 10 Little Foolers
14 Lucky Five
Gerity Funeral Home ... 22
8 19
Mayer's Tavern
21
15 Vere's TV, Repair
16 11 Avenel Acres,
Honor Roll'
17 Guys and Dolls
IS 14
Bob's TV
>... 19
High individual scores: Larry
Mlchalski 226-202. John Urpan
223, Whltey Kissel 381-200. Michael Magruflce 218, George Mlrolsky 202, Fran Pierce 208.
Results
Three - game winners: Behwcn
ser Bros. ovjer Vere's TV R«P«lr,
Avenel Acres over Spoilers.
Two-game winners: E & L Service over Lucky Five. Guys and
SCOTCH • RYK • UOUKBON
Dfitis over Hilltop Bowlers, Little
Poolers over Reno Pizzeria.
-en.
Hlsch individual scores: J. Mayer
202; R. Demerest 228, R. Galvanek
215, M. Schubert 212, P. O'Brien
214; J. Subyat 206, E. Szeles 215,
J. Oougeon 201, T. Perraro 210, J.
Gursaly 231, 8. Derewdsky 204, J.
Dejnko 201, 3. Denitto 221, D.
Goryl 224. ,
.
,
WOODBRIDGE FIREMEN
LEAGUE
W
Sh«U
30
F.B, A
27
Woodbridge Em. Squad .. 25
Isejin Chiefs
24
Isefln No. l
22
Avenel Exempts
21
Avenel Em. Squad
11
Avenel No. 1
8
'
Honor Roll
High team games: A. Gorechlad
185-221-236 — 642, G. Housman
231-182-214 — 630. M. Wachter
20*>183-216—603.
Sigh individual scores: A. Peterson 203-213, J. McClue 203, J.
flajlo 203, H. Deter 218, M. Petras
218, J. Lockie 201, A. Liscinski
200r212, J. Atkinson 202.
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Believe it or not, it happened in Woodbridge. About
sixteen years ago, the Golden Bear football team engaged a strong North Jersey eleven which possessed •
one of the finest passing attacks in the state.
One of their mo»t effective pass patterns was an
aerial to the wingback down the middle, which they
use3 frequently with great success. In an eflor to check
the opposing team's pet pass play, Coach Tony ^hcdota assigned his backer-up to cover the wingbSk.
Befpre the game Cacciola instructed his charge,
"Shadow him ell over the field. If he goes over for a
drink of water, you go along with him, but don't let
h i * oi^t Of your sight."
The game started, and to everyone's amazement, the
visitors ittyed on the ground and repeatedly ate up
considerable chunks of yardage. Their most devastating play was an inside the tackle slant with the kingback blocking the backer-up. The offensive maneuver
paid off with a score in the first period.
The second quarter was a replica of the first, with
the wingback pounding the Golden Bear backer-up out
of the picture an every off-tackle thrust. By the time
the half roiled around, the backer-up was groggy and
the Golden Bears were trailing, 6-0.
When the Bears reached the clubhouse for the midgame break, Cacciola was as angry as a hungry bear
who had just missed his third meal. After a series of
explosions which rattled the shingles on the roof, he
sought out his backer-up who was slumped in a corner
in desperate need of some consolation and medical
attention.
After glaring at his gridder for a full minute, Cacciola bellowed, "Are you awaic ui the fact that the
wingback has been using you for a blocking dummy
the whole first half, and they have gained no less than
seventy yards over your position? The backer-up, with
a hurt expression on his face, looked up and murmured, "I know, Coach, but he hasn't caught one
pass yet!"
Cacciola, the Leo Durocher of semi-professional football, was a first rate showman who drew almost as
much attention as his players because of his sideline
antics. He was tough on all officials whether he paid
them or not. Working a losing Golden Bear contest
with Cacciola attempting i o coach and officiate was
? AIHUSMC'^D.tfHfff/%ny.«)dsU« tooter to seek the seclusion of a cold cell filled with unruly gremlins.
We remember one game in particular where the
Golden Bear skipper waa carrying on a running feud
with one of the offtclajs who happened to be working
the game without cojljpensation due to the financial
status of the club. Long about the third quarter, the
official, tiring of Cacciola's continued remarks directed
out on the field, called for time out and strode toward
the bench. With a finger pointed at Cac, he threatened,
"If you continue to abuse our judgment, I am going
to pace off 15 yards every time your voice reaches my
ears." Before he could resume his trek across the field
the high-powered coach screamed, "You listen to me
or—" Before 1)« could finish the sentence, the official
interrupted, "You'll do what, Cacciola?" At a loss for
words, but only for a brief second, the Golden Bear
master replied in a subdued voice, "Well, I can always
cancel your invitation to our banquet, you know."
serious bid to
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sellar by romping ,,
victory m-fi M » U
«"rps of GitMn
776-633. TheC|,.,(ll
first for the I.umi,,
son.
One of the i, , .
Lumber's finfki,,,.
standing bnwlm•. ,,',
who hit a Mil -, i
the pins foi tun,,.
205. Also takin ;,
:islve win were M.'
Ruth Raphael u,i
•31, respectively
was the Dre..,-,,,,,,
former with „ 4.,,,
Al'R BUIKRo h;i;
inn G(K>d8 u s:il|.
•fll t h w eliinii,.. !
i'is camr out in; 1,
666 find 673-Wiii
Pumpers1 mm,' ,,,,
« at palk |,.
g a m e s o f 13.> .fin,
J40. H e r leamiji,-,
A COOD SiKVT: Is Ifiyrar-old Wurrrn I.awrmrr, 14 Liberty
AvtBVf, W«odbrld«c. who batted this nr> p.mnd. wv f n point
buck OQ the opening day of deer season Monday in North
Jervy. Warren id a junior at Woodbrldgf Hlrh School. This U
hia second year as a successful hunter. I^st » m « n he shot a
140 pounder on the last day of the hunting season. The youm
1*4 hupUfl with his brother, (.arv, 17. They are the son* of
Mr. and Mrs. l-awrenrr Larsen,
frakimowicz Scores All
Points as Iona Triumphs
Villanova's three digit*.
Coach Tom Murtagh's Holy
Cross quintet took a (1-0 lead over
Iona
Seton Hall in the first quarter,
St. John's
then proceeded to add to It for the
Seton Hall
next three periods to chalk up a
Fordham
well earned 19-« triumph. The win
Holy Cross
spotted Holy Cross in a four-way
VlUanova
tie for second place.
WOODBRIDGE — Iona reigned
Once again it was Denny Leahy
at the top of the St. James' Little who set the pace for Holy Cross
Basketball League this week, from the floor wRh ap 11 point
thanks to Pete Trakimowicz, who output, The talented forward ran
scored all his team's points in their up his total with five shot* from
26-25 victory over St. John's.
outside and one free throw. His
No one will dispute the fact that teammate, Roger Peck, handled
Trakimowlcz's performance was the rest of the point producing
one of the greatest Individual feaU with tight counters.
ever staged on the St. James" court.
A more detailed account of the
He was magnificent, tossing nine Iona-St. John's scrap showed Pete
field goals and eight fouls through Trakimowicz as a real competitor
the hoops to account for his 26- in the closing minutes of the fourth
point total. He also played a period. With u minute and fifteen
standout defensive game to round seconds remaining in the game,
ojil. his brilliant afternoon.
Pete sent Iona to the front, 22-31,
I St John's took over in the first with a well .executed lay up shot,
qiarter by leading Iona, 11*6. How- put the lead evaporated when Paul
ever, Trakimowicz got hot in the Nagy hit with a set shot to put St.
second period and cut the margin John's on top, 23-22. Trakimowicz
to a 13-12 count at the half time drew a pair of fouls and under
intermission1. The Saints found the pressure made them both good to
range again in the third period take over once more, 24-23.
1th a six point splash, which sent
St. John's c^ame battling back
t h e n ahead, 19-14. But Trakimo- with time running out and made it
wicz was not to be denied as he 25-24 on Richie Toth's one-hander.
parted the nets for 13 points in the It looked as though lona's ohaiifeo
final frame to wrap up the vic- of pulling the game out of the firs
tory.
were impossible until Traklmowlez
Paul Nagy and Richie Toth were took a pass and faked beautifully
Coach Jack Shubert's big guns of- before driving in for a lay up shot
fensively with point totals of 15 which decided the game at the
whistle.
and 10, respectively.
•Fordham, stressing defensive in
Action in the league resume*
a big way. won its first/fame of Saturday morning at nine o'clock
the season by taking Villanova into ,at the St. James1 gym with three
camp by a 43-3 tatty. The losers games on the slate. Fordham and
were held scoreless throughout the Seton Hull match shots in the first
third and fourth quarters.
game, Iona and Villanova square
. Johnny
Dalton,
Pordham't »way'm •«»*• second, white Holy
sharpshootlng forward, was the Cross and 3t Jtifto's «lasri in the
game'* high scorer^ with eight final tonu-st of th« morning
points. Gerry Miller accounted for 6thec!ule.
TEAM
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The stories we have just related about our friend
Tony Qatxiola may or may not be true—use your own
judgment.
HOOKERS. . . . Tommy Williams, a brilliant fullback at Glendale Junior College, was recently named
to the Junior West Coast All-Conference football team.
He was the conference's leading ground gainer and in
eight games averaged 4.6 yards per carry. . . . Jimmy
Keating rates Dennis Hodovance of Holy Trinity, Perth
Amboy, the most talented player in the St. James'
Dennis <The Menace) McOlll, j depth and didn't shoot well" CoJParochial Grammar School Basketball League. . . .
Yale halfback, has received the 1 orado won the game.
Bob Deter paced the Craftmen's House League dur1956 George Bulger Lowe Memorial 1 The Notre Oamt wreilling team
ing the past week with a 640 set on games of 224, 201 Award as the ouUUnding New I includes three letterman, Thty are
England eollege football player of | Jack Armstrong. 177 pounda, from
and 215..,. Former Little Leagues Eddie Ballo is a star
thti year.The North Bergen, N. J.. Bparijaiibuig, S. C ; Terr* Crowley.
senior said at the pnswnUtlon: 147, from Omaha; and Bob Pivonoh the Marist Brothers Catholic High School basket"On this great occasion I am en- ka. m, from SterUoi. Oolorsdu.
ball team in Bayonne. . . . Lonnie Ayres, Emery KoJoying th« happiest moments of Ciowley is captain of the fcaft.
»ick, Fred Bupnocore, Connie Montazzoli, Harry Nausmy football career."
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The weirdest game m Lehlgh
Jim Broiim made his final year
University football Wstory wai
John Mandy represented Middlesex County at the
of football in the college ranks a
played duripg thi 1964 ttciou
mtmorable, one. The Syracuse
Touchdown Club's annual banquet at the Sheraton
when Buckhell e d i e d ' t h e Bnglhalfback from ManhasMt, N, Y.,
tmtt 41-46 at LfwUbuTK, Pa,
Astor in New Y o r k — shell Oil's Andy Gocechlad put
set an Orange record by gaining
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together marks of 1B5, 221 and 236 for a 642 total in
986 yards In eight games. George
1
Forward Jimmy Parelli has hten
D»ivt»
»et
the
fonnwr
eyracu*
the Woodbridge Firemen's League. . . . The Bowl-Mor
mark of 105 yards to nine 184J> WW by the Cleveland Baroiu ol
alleys will be. moved to a Main Street location in the
games.
the American Hock League to the
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Buffalo Bisons of the urn cirfuture. . . . Mae Pineault was the top bowler in the t
Thr«e of the six NatlonaJ Hqckty cuit In a straight cash, deal. P»r»lSt. CecelJa's Women's Bowling League recently with a
Leggoe Uams have new cspUliu U came to the Barons only ten
4tiO from Three Rivers, <£§•>
294 gaipe and 549 set. . . . Duffy claims John Tbmthis mmm Red Kettv hat taken
Sports Flashes
cxufcf's tyrrorvs m*y be a big surprise to some of their
opponents this winter. The local cagers tipped a good
Mttuchta torn in » practice game.
Guy's Electric
Poseyckl Insurance
35 W:
Middlesex TV
17
25
Muiika Funeral Home 22 y,
Ravens
23
10
ALAMXDA, CaUf -^
Lou's Market
18
AflD Electric
13.000-vott power
M'/a
Swift's Ice Cream
of I John O. Banks' W^
J. Reao «ie-207, J. Urtwjfaw, A..
Nodwlofcl 320, E. Trust, Jr. £0f.
but wai UkM (f Dm toP. Erdelyi 3la, L. Csordos 112,
Adamets 912, 8. Naylor Sit, N. pHal ta » crHleaJ tmUUm
Suscreba 210, B. Shepherd
Two-game
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over Quy'4 El*cUic; Mid4|fst( TV
over ABD ?51wUic; MusM'a
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t at. Mi'iv s. Perth Amboy 2
Our I if1<- of Peace. Fords 1
i Holy Trinity Pprlh Amboy 1
St Joseph's. Carteret
0
• St. Frunris. Metuchen
0
WOOD3RIDQE—A splash of ten
points in th? third quarter oaved
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INDEPENDENT
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1656
PAGE TWENTY-TWO
all believed to be dead. When
Banks stepped on it there v&i a
flaifalng expiation and his cloth*
IRC W»s*d into names, whk*
fellof workers put out with a
flip »xUnguisher.
*?-H..j£
titt*
over the role from T*d Und«ay
with Detroit, while Jimmy Thompson tun H M M M M Bid Smith as
Toronto captain and Maurice
Richard has takes the place of
retinfd Butch Bouchard with the
champion Montreal CanadUns.
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Ip 195| Paul AJmonte, Cbarleston. 6. c , iet a Stally U^v* r»<-.
otd by pitching 64 scoreleu innings
In a row a* a »t»rter and
Colorado's basketball coach, Sux
Walaeth, has made a mighty bid in
this young season to become king
o|
t
in hj» openinj saltWaiseth deurtbed u
mm
thU: "W| can't
Jwpp too well, have no
and Lillian Kn!u ,
*'ith scores of -t-n
Retkwa, 442. .it,.1.
nttl, 410. were ,)M
Maintain
Payne's Lum-:, :i
three and one-h.ii
the top of the hi
two out of throe I
cavatlng. The , :
copped the first i: <•
709-814 and 78:)-«t.,
the second, 764.ti.vj
Stetlle Salcy 4>. ;,;
463, and Irene H:.,
shared the spotii i; :
Lunch. PacliiR in., i.-,,
the alleys were M.,: :
Kay Smith wltn t..424.
Cooper's Danv
climb toward t...
after taking U o •;, •
ings from the Mr., :;.
The Beautlcuur
game, 682-62!). ;
other two in tin- ii . •.
634 and 757-62*;
Maryon Claiv-. ;•.,•.
with a 195K,UII. .I..
Miie Kaluskci r
Torgerson 4in. :
Beauticians' It.,: :
Eleano^ Kindt,) 1
court, who
h pos;<
and 414.
BEE COST $500
KITCHENER,
flew into the i
by Ross Steeves ,
off the bee, Stei .<
a parked car un ,•
damages to ootii
him $500.
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hot Oporl. Noir ..
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THURSDAY,
13, 1958
PAOE TWENTY-THRfflT
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not earn wag*' of m*r»,
heroine's home life Is eventually, fatejly shot In his plush New Yurk' Rainy
m
than 1*0 nr doei not render n b restored, It Is. as has b«en noted, maneto*. and the re** of the story
J, . ,
•tMBlUI Mrrifex In sdl-envlnra feline carnival for the ladiM it derated to. showing how and
Of Her (Inge Loops
tMiit. Benefit* are payable for
before the vlllianesMs get their whg Tie» tot that way. On h i s
RATES - INFORMATION
Just
dues.
any month in which he 1* ace 7?
way
up
from
the
posl
WOODBRIDOEA
delay
tn
the'
words
Deadline for ad»; Wtdnetdaj II
fill
or ever. Earning* for the wfcoV
June Allyson gives an excellent tlon of a refugee from Ctechslo- starting of the three Recreation
additional word
A. M. for the u m e mttk>9
year ainst be cannted to deterLeagues until after the
"The OPPOSITE SEX"
performance as Kny. ComintlarW vakiA, to man with a fortune, he
publication.
i,k In advance
mine the number of bemrfHa
and cheats a lot of people, holiday* was announced this
The screen play by Pay and Dick Shawn and Jim Backus
Telephone WO-K-ni()
When anyone colleota social payable for the Tear. TheMf#M.
Michael Kunln, was adapted from an afnuslng lampoon on pschla- Including a strlnge of beautiful morning by Director
John
Zullo
D i t
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Clare Boothe's "The Womeh.^rv. Joan Collins performance at woman,- -Among th«m are Yvonne frwii his Municipal Building office. I security benefits, what U he per- earning* for month* be'ore the
"'Mrh was
about twenty the two-timing chorus plrl w h o De Carlo, as a petty thief he picks No reasons were given for the re- mltted to earn in wages and m\U Individual makes application f w
. , , \NI> FEMALE
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FOR SALE
« years BRO and filmed by M-O-M snatches Miss Allyson's husband lit u ? aud makes a builnew unsocial*; v4aed schedule,
] employment without having these benefits must be added to hi*
ill 1,1' WANTED
I in itfju.
ZAO iE«h (labor, as n wealthy
eyi'-(HUnp,
but
ctettJilU'ly
noi
inIn
an
effort
to
give
each
team
a"*'1'* st°W«<l u n d < i r t h e s M ! t t I earnings afterward to determine
47 CHEVROLET 4-door sedanthe number of months for which
widow; Nancy Gates, as a whole- an opportunity to practice before s *" l r l t y retirement test?
While
most
of
Miss
Booth's
com'
spired.
Dolores
Gray,
us
the
blondr
,,,.n.soNNEL — Appllcawinterized; good battery. Will
he Is entitled to benefits In that
A. Under the rettmneirt test,
fd for bank posl- take beat offer. Call after 4 p M edy-drama still drips vitriol and gosBlpmoiieer, who lows her mate some young secretary-actress, and the inauguration of the campaign,
year. Likewise, for the year In
th
the f
and otawi of ltt
beauti- to Ann Miller: Ann Sheridan, aa Ooleen Gray as the attractive wife the Barren Avenue gym will be a social security beneficiary o n
tt beauti
g Tellers and Book- Liberty 8-8064.
12-13*
ful vixens, the venomous mixture a sympathetic, unattached writer. of an aging multi-millionaire,
Ilesume In writing
available for one week beginning earn as much as II,tM In a tax- which a beneficiary reaches age
12, he must count all of his eaitiDecember 17. Teams desiring to able year and ntlll receive hi*
if any, marital HUNGARIAN RECIPE B O O K - Kives a surface Inspection of a Joan Blondell, as a gentle matron
Ings for that yenr, Including '
English print. Price $1 each segment of Ho-calledj»hlKh sorletv who Is making a career of moth- GETS JtlRV CALL AT 89
make use of the gym are requested benefits for all 12 months. One
I, ,,v desired, snapshot to
what w»i tamed after h* •
' loo </o thl* newspaper, Mrs. P. Sorgel, 1767 Prairie Ave. rather than the deep dissection It erhootl. and Agnes Moonhead as
SEATTLE, Wash. — Mrs. Car-•A contact Zullo of his assistant, month's check |« held bftek far
reached age 7X to dotermlne flie
once was.
a brassy, much-married countest, rie Borles. 89. recently received Mn. Oladys Del QrOMO, for t-ve- fvr.ry H I (or fraction of lt«i In
12-13 South Bend 14. Indiana.
number of months lor which
turnings
over
thai
11,26(1.
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story,
In
case
you
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all
lend
spice
to
the
palaver
and
rting
assignments.
her first call to serve on a Jury.
11/29-12/20'
benefit! may be paid Mm beftre
ever,
a
check
In
payable
for
any
punch
to
the
battles,
,'
remember,
Is
basically
that
of
"the
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Statin* she had always wanted
Contracts are ittll being acceptthe BMWUI la which he re*e4p4
Jaded, frenetic women," who thrive
Ionian to supply consumers
to serve on a Jury, she said she ed In the senior. Intermediate and •ninth In which the beneficiary
a«p 72. When a person dies, tb*t
ftlAO Middlesex FURNISHED room—Lovely front. on gossip and divorce talk.dt tells "DEATH OF A SOOtlNDREL"
would
be
delighted
to
do
so
"If
Junior divisions. Thus far, eight
ends his taxable year. In
sunny, warm bedroom, next to °* o n e Kay HlUiard. a former
This" is a portrait of a man, they'll have me."
TRANQHLLIXINr.
DRUGS
Rawlelgh Products.
clubs hove submitted contracts to
a cate,, the limit on hii <
bath.
Residential,
near
High
sinun-,
wiwse
ten-year
marrlase
named
Clementl
Snbourin
(George
$f,0 weekly part-lime.
participate in tfte senior circuit, , The use of trpnqulUzlng drugs Is not fl.200, but It I1M
school.
Call
Woodbrldge
8-1984-J
to play-producer Steven MlHorf Sanders >, an astounding financial ICELAND BASE
, full-time. Write Rawwhile nine intermediate contracts may be robbing Americans of the the number «f months In V$
Is the envy of one of her sup- genius, who has "resigned from
,t NJL-UD-7a«, Ches- after fl P.M.
Iceland has agreed to permit have been cleared. There are still tension, alertne* and worry which taxable year,
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from two to four openings In the traditionally sharpen their ability
PORT READWO- Three unfur- ed chatter of beauty salons and has iu' scruples mid no conscience, United States troops to remain at
It you have a question, write to
to defend themselves in danger,
nished rooms and bath, with bistros eventually leads to t h r but he does have a very active, their strategic Reflavic base under'junior loop,
I.U.K IIELF WANTED •
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warned two psychiatrists who Alton A. Bass, District Mflnag«*r,
heat. Couple preferred. Call WOof the marriage, as well as highly developed brain.
NATO, according to a recent reThe C. A. A. orders air-traffic have been studying patients who 313 State Street. Perth Amboy.
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As the picture opens, he Is found port.
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N. J.
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Aathorlitd Agent
Howard Vkn U n w
IcpitaU Rooms for Storaf*
CRATING • PACKING
SHIPPING
Unclaimed Furniture of I r t i j
DeacrlptloB
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Tel. KI-1-5540
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(Continued from Sports Page)
The Ford* club is now Walter Prager was co-coach oi
1S2 Rudolph Ave., Rahway
i- tbU season.
the 1948 United Olympic ski teum
the reasons for St. Mary's
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mil wiif th« brill lull t perThe
University
of North Cnro>
«••• of Jack Malkos, who actor 19 points with seven Una basketball team began thi
nun the floor and five free 1956-57 campaign with 56 victories
SpeeiaUilnr In
He was also a sUndout as against 36 losses Kinde Franli
CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES
McOulre
became
head
coach
i
i«, controlling both bacltPhone:
1953.
I throughout the gume.
FUIton 8-4169 • 1-0758
iDickson followed Malkos in
How much Is a 4MJ ounce due1
OIHK column with eight
while George R*llly and worth? Bobby Dale Noble foun
lis tied for third place out the hard way. He purchased
nix each. Joe Geiter,
gun, 'shells, boots and other
center, was ul peak
clothing, decoys and4 u license.
In U markers, while
Totul cost: 1112.50, After several
accounted for eight,
hours in the cold, Noble came|
i !.ir the moit exciting game
home with hU duck, which dressed
lli.is season, Holy Trinity of
out at t't ounces. Cost per ounce:<
uy, tripped Si. Joseph's
(25.00.
by a close 26-25 score
. which was decided by
SOLVE YOUR HEATING
Bill Roes has been reelected
line ptriod.
president of the Toronto ArgoPROBLEM
11. aras played on even terms naut* of Canada's Big Four Foot. at the first period ncor- ball Union. Roes got the appointiiwrkers apiece, then ment by acclamation as did honuly got hot wlUi a 10 orary president Joe Wright and
TO COMPLETE HEAT.-a in the second frame to vice president Harry Kaysmkh.
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halfway mark on top,
ING INSTALLATIONS
.<• margin remained the
John Jay Hopkins, founder of
|t .:iv conclusion of the U»lrd the International Oolf Association,
• n both clubs racked up will receive the Metropolitan Golf
. However, St. Joseph's Writers' Association annuakCold
K In the final square, Tee award at the groups annual
* Holy Trinity. 5-3, to dinner. Previous Gold Tee wincuunt at the whistle. ners have been Eugene Grace, Bub
Jones, Billy Joe Pulton and H.uidston, St. Jo- ie Ward.
a Holy Trinity kept It
H26 RAHWAY AVE., AVENEL
three points apiece unHodovance was fouled NEW BRUNSWICK SECRETARIAL
i tie. With the game of- ACCOfNTWO It FREr SCHOOL
NEW!
•: from « tttamlpoint of
(1) SWITCH BOARD
: tlcpped up to the
(J) KfY PINCH (IUM)
(1) MACHlNt KHORTIJANU
nd irwde hU free thiuw
I. O, ALLEN
He lilt team a well eurned
SYMWIECKl
Funeral Home
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GIBSON
GUITARS
and Amplifiers • DRUMS
For
Telephone
, MAN0
« tRUMUUNK
STUDENT RENTAL PLAN
r
KI-1-5715
AVENEL
COAL & OIL CO.
iiiif. one of the better
i i he l«ague, connected
• -Id i.'ual.s und elttht fouls
i' u 2u point total which
n the liamt'. Roger Kulm
1
'' Dtiintjleifl shared of•i.urs for St. Joseph's
!i murker* aplec«.
M the mo»t Important
tlte first half schedule
i'lityed Sunday afternoon
1
James' count when the
|n"i. fcuted, teams In the
1
MaryV and St. James'
• :i'tx o'clock. In two other
ii St. Francis meeta Holy
iihl Our lady of Peace
si Joseph's.
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Srwaren, N. J.
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Learn to Play the Accordion
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p»y. No cliurgo for our
rvlce.
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Since 1937
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Cloverleaf
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Liquor Stores
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PRESCRIPTIONS
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OUND...
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by
Urn t h a t | i % «f tMJtaten
«id th«7 WMted f«r
l
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She will .uldo you Ui success
and hupplnean, Ui I
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you wlime others Iwve
Knowledge is
wnr u
botli.
H* her now at
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J. F. Gardner A Son
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Woodbridge
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Fa*t and Courteous
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and
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MMINATING - PHOTOSTATS
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Service
WOODBRIDGt TAXI
• BRAKE SERVICE
C. POZNANSKI
WITH ELECTRIC BOTOB
all Loa4i Iniuntf _ H Itm U»
i
— Instructor of —
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ECONOMY MOVERS
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GUIDO GRENA
PLUMBING & HEATING
m
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•A
357 SUte St., P. A, VA-6-1290
Wovdbridge
liquor Store
H
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121 LINDEN AVENUE
Taxi Cabs
TOWNE GARAGE
Telephone:
Woodbridfe 8-0IM
Ed Bonkoskl, Prop.
MovlBC Job
5 «f>om»
HORTAWUE
YPEWWTP
II Ttwt At t)>^ Same location
EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER
Phone
WOodbridge 8-1577
Avenel Pharmao
Ptrtn Amboj'i OWeat RstobUib««
Atcordlon C«nUi
lofornwtlun.
Tlekctt 0 U # l u « i l
Service Stations
Electric Hewer Bervlc*
for
We cartr a full Une ol Mujlcal
Instruments and Avctmriel
613 Rabw»T Ave., Woodbridge
W\|ip. White Church)
Drugs
FrM
Furniture
TREAT SHOPPE
WOn-TV 8:30 A. M. Sunday
Plumbing - Heating
No Accordion
International, modern and classical
music taught to beflnnerc and advanced students. Agents for all topmake accordions.
U. S. Hwy. 1. Ayenel, N. J.
Open 7 A. M. to 10;M P. M.
INCLUDING SUNDAYS
CIOM Wednesdays »t 12 Noon
876 Rahway Are., Atetvel
Charles Fan-
Easy W»y
Modrrn,
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On Our Easy Rent*! Plan
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The
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• FROM SERVICE •
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Woodbrldje, N. I.
Information Call Hl-2-<!MI
Coal
I
Fonuo* Work
• Gas and Oil Burners
t
Water Softeners
Installed
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46 Atlantic Street
Carteret, N. J
Tlnnlm and Sheet Mftal Work
t Remodeling
• New Installations
Tankless Colls
Tunkless Coils
Qeaned
Henry Janten & Son
Plumbing & Heating
Music
G1AC0BBE & SON
Sports Flashes
WOODBR1DCE
•
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Red Checked, Cleaned,
Polished, Greased »ud
AdjusUd, for OUIT
Telephone KM-5019
SET NEED
REPA1RT
Call
WO-8-4SM
ART'S RADIO
|c TELEVISION
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, Tut*.
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We Hdve, In Stock
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HUNTING, FISHING and
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THE WOOOBRYnC|f
PFBLIKll
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1956
P A 0 1 TWENTY-FOUR
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OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAY
A.
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100 Yards from Exit 128 — (iardcn State Parkway
to
EMBROIDERED
GUARANTEED
FREE BONUS
Solid Stainless Steel
42 Piece - Service for 8
De Luxe
"CHIEF ENGINEER" Set
TABLEWARE
5 TUBE
Cap, Kerchief, Oiler Can with Purchase of Any
EMERSON
i
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with this I
coupon
RADIO .
Plus FREE
Cake or Pie Server
5
MAPLE SET
TABLE and 2 CHAIRS
.95 ii| jFUELING
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Reg, 13 . 95 j
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As train stops at station, man comes
house and fnel pipe moves
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r
PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH
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14.95
FURNITURE SET
Reg.
5.98
REG. 5.95
Rer. 19.S5
Folding, Plastic Upholstered
54 if
2
•'mm I
IN PERSON!
BRING THE CHILDREN
L A D I E S 1 R l ( i p..,;,
LADIES' REG. 3.99
DACRON
DRESSES
BLOUSES
2-
with this
coupon
RAYON & NYLOf
64 QUILTED ROBE!
NOTE:
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SLIM JIMS
12 23
3.49
3.99
NYLON
SNOWSUITS
Plus FREE
Bonus
$50.50 Value
Everything for price of locomo-
Wheel Car, Wrecking Crane
DIESEL FREIGHT ENGINE
With Horn, Rail Truck Car, 3-D Oil Car,
99C
O u t d o o r
Canister Gondola, Caboose
#400 BUDD CAR
Can Pull a String of Cars
• Zipper front
I piece Milt
with this coupon
• Wannl;
1957—FAMOUS NAME
" LAM BR ETTA"
11***158
Plus
Service
40 Denier
100% Nylon Tricot
GOWNS
COATS ant
COAT SET'
9.90
I
We Sell ADMIRAL, NORGE, HOTPOINT
Shelves on Door
\
GIRLS'RF(. 1
LADIES' REG. 2.99
1
160
Value
Plus Free Bonus
IMPORTED ITALIAN
REFRIGERATOR
4/
1
A Super Special
2 DOOR Automatic Defrost
Sliea 12-18
.76
LIONEL SET
S«lf-Propelled
7 IndOOr
Aquit and Coral
Work Caboose
tive atone.
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS
Trim
Just as pretty ihd
lemlninr as a younj
miss wants. She'll
really to for the
(ay twirl! n | iklrt
and boob ball emvy League Back
:• t
^
plre waist detailing.
B l | h Rlie
i .J
The tame festive
Twill Back
trim ...i .tie pu»h up trumpet Bare sleetes. ValTet
Combed
bow on pointed collar. Polished cotton. Pink,
Velveteens
Line. Sites 3 - 6x.
Site* 10-16
Sizes 1 - U—3.M
TOTS1 REG. 5.99
45
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C
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Reg.
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LIONEL SET
R<e. $5
Boxes 4 9
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CHRISTMAS CARDS
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VELVETEEN
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1 9
Carrier- 2
98
These sets arc complete.
TRANSFORMER, Track, Lock-On, Lubricant, Booklet
LIONEL SET
^ ^
alsable elevator; 3-jct action planes; shoots
iet action Dlanes; shoots
•hells, rockets, drops bombs.
Ladies' Reg. 7.98
Up to 5 5 OFF -LIONEL Tram Set
Jfc
All Steel, Rubber
JUUC1 Wheeled
M I1VC1CU
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x
Dirron Crepe
PrinU
', Dolman Blef"
Border Print Cuff
Rhinestone Trim
tnlUr
S i m 32-31
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DOLL CARRIAGE 0
Individually
4.47
NEW HOLIDAY
%
DOLL fl
Each Lamp Burns
84" x 90"
84 in.
3
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99
6
Reg. 16.95
CHAIR, SEATING TABLE,
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5
Reg. 12.95
By remote control man moves ice
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> blocks, refrkerator car.
WOODEN DOLL
2
3-47
OPERATING ICE DEPOT
Wood frame on wooden le*s. When ball
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ANY BOX IN STOCK
95
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PIGGYBACK TRANSPORTATIONSET
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^ ^
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! trailers.
ELECTRIC
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o n t of
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Suction Top Turntable, PUitk Ca*e
Tailored-With Scalloped Bor.i,-,,
SANTA CLAUS
OPERATING DIESEL / \
Adjustable Volume Control, Rubber,
CURTAINS
$15 WORTH OF LIONEL ACCESSORIES
.1
Children's
6
NO-IRON DACRON
Good Through Friday, December 14
At Our Low Discount Price, or
I
Reg. 34.95
Below Cost
"Ifiternational Silver"
LIONEL TRAIN SET
1.1: Ah
MOTOR-BIKE
REG. $200.00
220 miles per gallon, 35
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enjoy uainx one of
ihttt lavtah Oyl«n
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ORLON
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.99
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