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1 A Newspaper Dcvofcul To the Communty Interest Full Local Coverage Complete News Pcture* Presented Farly, Clearly And Impartally Each Week } VOL. XXXVIII-NO. 8 FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 059 n(, rt, M M,, t P. 0.. Curttrrt, N J, V, < " * }. t,- PRICE TEN CENTS,^ had a vacaton last tlk we spent t on a. lln n the country. Whle f, IIIIMR the Battle of the lu// most of the tme, we repmr qute an educaton jbmt mnsqultoes from every. wf met. n room had plenty of plenty of ns. but the mosqutoes -mnt. They walked nrl the screens someor other found ther ;nto the bedroom, even un the lghts were turned r.f. I -keetcr alrforce must.., ht that secton by the n l.n.v You could fnd a -,n nf them wherever you»,. They were n waterfllled n,, old cans or ol drums -vrn around the swmt:. hole. t».» W were told to be phlo-.-.pncal, because they were :!<! lttle nsects there»! nuy more of them than ; were of us, We were ;>;< n Rorc them, that they.n.f no away, but we could :v> fount on t. * loresume R.R. Overpass to be Talks on New Pact Ready n 0 Months; To Cost $768,75 Post,, Veterans of Foregn work has been hangng fre for Wars, announced today the arous road Improvements, quarter of a century.,. openng of the 5th Natonal educed to totft, k Borough Councl last nght approved three resolutons hat he had conferred wth Mr, Mayor Dolan also revealed Dont e«t slap-happy, somem,. (old as. Slappng Mosqul- topc wll be "Cvl Defense- Morecraft, head of the Nay Hgh School Essay Contest. Tht e " uvalent ($69) per man hour The ;y Commer Rolln Rathbun, wth the bondng plans. Some board members quered sad that no decson has for pad sck leave, cost of lvngof offcers. Mrs. Clfford, re-tobas was named to gve legal as- Unon dropped ther dems Laurence Harbor hs staff Borough Attorney John Kol- " >:n-.s just Irrtates the skn. An Amercan Tradton." ersey Turnpke Authorty In [:! :. ad that If you tch, egards to a south Mrs. Nemeth sad that all been made on ths pont, but ndex pay, a thrty-two hour talled as presdent of the Auxlary unt, receved the pledge whch he wll receve $,50. stanee on the bond ssue for d cratch, But how could o. ( there, beng btten student* In Carterets hgh ndcated that there was a ext at the local lnterwork week, an addtonal fve cals & Plastcs Nagara! ;hange. Mr, Morecraft advsed mnutes washup tme reduced ther "holdays" dem,uchen, county presdent of the Wall Street, New York, were. by mosqutoes not school are elgble to enter the rom Mrs. August Lauer, Me- Hawkns, Delafeld & Wood, 67 hemcal, The new Depart-! hm that busness at the Carteret nterchange was trple contest. ment wll provde servces to rom addtonal two holdays auxlary. named bondng attorneys Natonal przes are: Frst, Deacons to Lead 6-Day Outdoor ach of these dvsons ( to than the orgnal fgure antcpated assured hm that f to one addtonal holday. \v used all methods to (,000 cash; second, 500; thrd, Also nstalled were: Stanley wll receve $,500 for ther approprate staff departments) The company has as yet made. ttn.m off. We rolled up 50, fourth, $00; plus ;szak, senor vce commer; servces whle Joseph J. Seaman, of Perth Amboy wll act the present ndustral progress n the areas of advertsng, no wage offer but t has agreed «ws «per swatted the 0 cash honorable menton Church Servces.Ralph Mra, junor vce, Festval Slated n Carteret keeps up ts pace, techncal, sales lterature! to a full unon shop, to contract language changes wth hut new refmenu commer; Mchael Carney, as fnancal advsor tor whch awards. In (Addton, the federal some concrete measures may b«ki appeared. We used CARTERET - Deacons wll, Offce of Cvl, Defense CARTERET Preparatons product. personal publcty. nance offcer; Steve Stek,»erv At the request of Councl ext. adjutant; Joseph Pletterer, f [he wll receve $,000. [taken to get addtonal entrance < "prl;mt loton but that be Inonarge of the servces n respect to senorty, to excusng shft employees from Moblzaton wll award a $00 are already under way for a " a.u very long, the Calvary Bapt.st Church sly-day outdoor festval to be Named as mtfmger of the ce offcer Charles Brady man Alex Such, charman ol The mayor sad, he plans to U. 8. Savngs Bond to the frstplace wnner n each state. Rev. Homer Trlcules, s on va- duty. The, company wll con-» next Sunday, whle the pastor, work when they are on jury held on the grourds of the department d Dr. Desmond M Isergeant-at-arms. streets roads, August meet monthly wth Mr. MorejCsrteret Shoppng Center. C. Relly, manager of advertsng techncal nformato make offcal appontments to ;!. best advce came from Commer Umansky w! be proclamed as Clean-ftp [craft n order to push,the proj- State local contest wnners caton. tnue to pay the dfference between jury duty pay the ( wntry-store propretor. The festval scheduled to Week. also receve addtonal Auxlary awards whch vary wth employees regular rate. "The Golden Sprt" wll be start September 7, wll be held of FMCs Chemcals & Plastcs commttees at the frst meetng Councl adopted an ordnance u- cure for mosqutoes, the topc of Kenneth Adams by.the Holy Name Socety of Dvson snce 957. From 95 n September, regulatng traffc. Ths was nl, s the two-block-- the communty. Accordng to company spokesed language changes for the hs fullest attenton to the at the mornng servce, whle the Holy Famly Church. to 857, Dr. Relly served the revson of an ordnance prev- " method, After sellng The new commer pledged Charles Pratt wll gve the ser- Accordng to Chester MlkJ two Westvaco Dvsons b)uc of loton, he ad- post requred effort we were on vaca- Yelded aganst any that sort. We just Hr bg, red. chubby ^ dg nto our skn Id stans. Photo : T lhf fnshlnf t(tuc)es b(nk madf to RooMve ** < at th - ca^t was fhmlnatrd. The job WM done by thr Mddlesex County Board of Freeholder, followng extended pleas by thr borough. VFW Auxlary May Fll Board Vacancy\Westvaco Wll Opens Natonal At Next Weeks Sesson Cet New Publc Essay Contest CARTERET - Mm. Marge Nemeth, presdent of the Ladles Auxlary, Star Lng The essay contest was started by the V.P.W. Auxlary In 95 u> encourage young people to thnk wrte on. patrotc subjects. Durng the last school year more than 5,000 students from all SO states the Ds- ARTERET There s a possblty tha.t the Board of Educaton may name a member to the board to fll the vacancy cheated by the resgnaton of Mchael Pusllo, at Its next regular meetng August. mon enttled a Great Vrtue, n the evenng. Mr. Adams Mr. Pratt possblty the appontment wouldbe made, The term expres next February. At that sesson, t s expected^the board wll name doctors dentsts for the school system. Acton, may be taken on some bds that have been wthheld frofnprevous meet- Ings. One. more teacher s needed to ftlrthe.school personnel for.next school year. [charman, erected around the festval area. There wll be refreshments Relatons Unt CARTERET Creaton of a new Advertsng Publcty e Chemcal Dvson has been announced by J, V. Vernon, corporate vce presdent. The Chemcal Dvsons of FMC are Westvaco Mneral Products, n,hs borough, Westvaco Chlor- Alkal, Becco Chemcal, Chem- l the mosquto wth! untl he rolls over have served n varous capactes n the church for the past Commttee members who wll Reserves at McGure Ar Base. fackson Avenue to construct przes. : s I Street from Tyler Avenue to >- Then place the :-.-: moskultoonthe frst several years. They wll also be assst wll be named soon. chemstry from the Natonal An Insprng talk was gven :urbs. A grade was requested mosquto on the trct of.columba fltered the n charge of the mdweek sernatlonal contest. Dr. Shane[ylces Wednesday nghts at 7 Rchard Martno, presdent! Unversty of Irel later by Mayor Edward J. Dolan. y property owners of Buchan- "lock, place a second of the socety, sad the proceeds from the festval wll be aught at the Unverstes of plant the jobs of ts em-,,n Street J l! op of mosquto MacCarthy, drector of the [oclock throughout the. month Notre Dame, Indana ployees. used for the purchase of a Councl Chambers Borough Councl receved >css hard on second Presdents Councl on Youth of August. Creghton, Nebraska. He has wth regret the resgnaton, of grotto of Our Lady of Fatma Ftness, was charman of the Rev. Mr. Trcules- wll resume also worked n Howard Smth Neat As a Pn Patrolman James H, Andres to be erected n the cr)urch natonal judges, hs work the frst Sunday n Paper.Mlls, Ltd., Cornwall, yard, CARTERET If there s rom the force. He has been n Further nformaton on the September. The pulpt wll be Ontaro, Canada, In the Tonght, members of the socety wll attend nocturnal any neater Councl Chambers,he department snce December contest may be ob- flled by guests durng the pas- Mdwest Research Insttute, anywhere n the Unted 5, 95. m taned from the weal Auxlary tors absence. The full schedule Kansas Cty, Mo. adoraton at the Holy Sprt! States, the muncpalty wll Counclman Thomas Mllk (unt. I of servces wll be mantaned Named as assstant manager Church, Perth Amboy. Transhave to come here to proclam tself. low s placng Mercury lghts eported that Publc Servce y [throughout the summer. publcty) n the new Department s Robert B. Rumely, for- The place s spc span,.long RoOsevelt Avenue from portaton wll be avalable at Three Cartertt Men POTTS AT FORT DIX 8;0 P.M. merly FMC Chem)cal Dvsons the floor s shnng brght ;he Turnpke Interchange to Enlst n V, S. CARTERET - Rchard L. SWIM PARTY TOMORROW publc relatons representatve. Church. Although on vacaton, the desks char* are Blar Road. Pbtts. son -of W. Mrs. «Pano f CARTERS - Three young CARTERET The Calvary Mr. Rumely graduated In theldr, Andrew Harsany, pastor polshed to perfecton. TO LEAVE FOR GEORGIA Leonard Potts. 9 Hermann Teens of the Calvary Baptst physcal scences from the TJnlersty of Notre Dame ard re- wll be conducted at 9:00 A.M. Gaydos, the custodan of the wll accupy the pulpt. Servces The credt goes to Frank CARTERET - Edward J.!»^«&l^^.SS^>,^V^?«-S^S t. r Got g pano lsted n the Navy, It was an Valsh, former Carteret resdent organzer of the well has been assgned to DJswmmng party tomorrow. Cars ceved hs masters degree In n Hungaran at 0:00 A.M. Muncpal Buldng. Hunt? nounced today. They are-alexer WadUk, Regment of the wll leave the church at 0 A. M, Englsh from Columba Unversty. Before jonng FM The Lorantffy Socety wll RETURN FROM VISIT nown Harmony Club Reunon n Englsh. Adams,, of 9 S. Army Center, Infantry, Mrs. Ethel Roman Mrs. Jr., Lafayette Street: Wllam Charles Smth, John ft. lkes to play for elghtt weeks of basc tranng. * n charge. Jane Pusllo, advsors, wll be 955, he was on the staff of the leave at the close of the Hungaran, servce on bus for At-IStanton, daughter of Mr, : rom the Walter Reed Army CARTERET Mss Dorothyj Commttee, recently returned ft says her panltord to buy antc Cty. A few more reser- Mrs. Henry Stanton, 75 War-Hosptal, Washngton, D. C, Street, Robert Edward Ol, Pant & Drug Reporter." mot. Sowlnskl, Harrnn Avenue. ren Street, has returned home,nd wll leave shortly for the there are four the announcement after a weeks vst wth her Warm Sprngs Foundaton n to take by Ralph P. Vllars, sster brother-n-law, Georga. HarbHra has to m of frends to!: " Mns. mans mate frst class,ss of the * /<D 7 Navy Recrutng Staton locaed at the Post Offce Buld-\ ng, Perth Amboy. Contract Sefotvtons \llelween SMK, Ihon Set for Xex Week CAKTFIRET Contract nrpttnns between the U. S. Metals Refnng Company Loral 87, Internatonal Unon (f Mne, Mll Smelter Workers arc expected to resume rarly nexl week upon the return of Alfred Prtt-Clar, Internntonal Unon Executve Board member for the dstrct. Iellt-Clar, the chef negotator for the unon, las been attendng a meetng of the WftRe Polcy Commttee of the, Internatonal Unon of Mne. Mll Smelter Workers In Denver, Colorado. The negotaton sessons have been n process at U. S. Metals rnce May 5. The negotatng earns have been meetng once or twce a we ek snce May 5. The last meetng was held on July 8. The contract Was to have expred on June.0 but, has been extended Indefntely; by mutual agreement unless 8 hour notce of termnaton s gven by ether party. (A Company spokesman ndcated that at the begnnng of negotatons the Unon demed a total package ncrease of $,8 per man hour, seventeen cents of whch was booths are to be some PMC Chemcal staff departments astechncal wrter! new contract whch wll correct the work dsruptons whch the later as manager of sales company has experenced durpromoton publcty. He,ng the past three years. The receved hs PhD. degree n dems of the company are amed at stablzng producton n order to perpetuate the local ZX Momentum at Playgrounds Rses; Contests Attract Many Youngsters CARTERET Recreaton everyone agreed they had a Steve Smth, Charles McClen- Drector Thomas Cdughlln! s wpnderfkl p tme, tme, Messrs. Carl don, Wllam Meclndon, Phlp What He Wants well wll pleased l d wth the. l large l^orrs, l^ Robert Rbrt ODonnell ODll Jones, Wllam Gregory number of boys grls at Douglas Kngaccompaned the Gary Smth. Frst prve was won tendng the actvtes at the group. by Harry Burton, second prze Only Has Decded Already varous playgrounds throughout U.S. METALS by Leon Szcz^sny thrd """ Mtmc s Hs Chosen Career the Borough, Dqpte the nclement weather ths week a held a Doll Contest wth the SHORECREST The U.S. Metals Playground przeby Steve Smth.!Kr Although Ije!large number of chldren en- ollowng grls takng part: Bubblegum Cofest was For Mens Club ( ""tl September. Itered the numerous contests Dasy Ibanez, Kathy Burrows, held at the Shorecrfst -Playground wth many f chldren CARTERET - St. Demetrus lr Tennyson IM& enjoyed the planned,pro- ftarlyn Dolezar, Lza "furko, Mens Club has completed plans l llllj - Kt the Carteret j- grams, M Mr, Cougjln jl hopes h that Nora Fernanzez, Barbara Shothe parents wll tyke advantage vey, Constance Ivan, Elzabeth entered the group for ages 7-9; enterng. The followng grls for thp gr openng of the " l -!««already defll l l»n a career. of the Playgrounds for the Ryan, Henretta Shvers, Bar- Barbara Ravenbuhler,, Robn Pavlon clubrooms also for the pcnc to be held next l b b h balance of the summer by send- bar* Andrella, Roselea Slver, Qreuz, Lorrane Raveabuhler, " " says Alan, who Sunday, August 9. Ing ther chldren to the one Dana Walker Barbara Brtnne Nahulak, Jo Rchards, "Kdf.yom the Stan Musc dancng wll be enjoyed a buffet dnner wll ll ewest t twr tlwtr hmes, homes, The Rec-Relford, The prze wnners were Nancy Janncola, Jance Capcella, Debora Cunha, Kathy " IlMsenfod by the realgn Department s makng as follows: Prettest doll, Barbara Andrella Nor ^tk be served. Club parsh B Camp «t effort to offer a dversfed program to keep the boys nonzaz; best h made doll, In the group fofages 0- the M; a Fer- Goddess, Debjra Kukowskl, members are nvted by Steve y»f Indana. He Stek Peter Kasten, cohalrmen. und grls nterested busy Marlyn Dolezar. Oddest d doll,, followng g took part: p Sherry y lt(l rom 5 states through the summer months, Elbth Elzabeth Ryan; best/ / dressed Jones, Mlchele Mosola, Sharon Harry Wolansky, Jr., On Wednesday, August 5th doll, Barbara Shovey. Best Kravat, Susan Self, Irene Ester, Mary Depolo, Una Marot-f a nus rde wll be held Frday Pettr Melnck announced that He lt "atanken- the Recreaton Department foregn lookng doll, Kathy "c held n md- sponsored a bus trp to Yankee Burrows. Largest -doll, Roselle ta, Dane Shannon, Pat Qunnj ugtt, August to Phladelpha for the Phlles-Gants; Al k Alan hadcllnc Stadum md one hundred Sllva. \ ) Lllan Lauck, Kathy Collns, very day wth ffty chldren from the varous.a Foul Shootng Contest for Joann Oberlr Susan Wood game. Tckets are stll avalable. ( Personal tostructrumpet by Qon joyed the baseball game be- Playground l d wth.a large num- f for ths h group. The h followng Wrublewsk who had the hgh- play areas n the borough en- boys was held at the U.S. Metals Kathy Collns won the prze The club s bendng John llsc stage b re- tween the Yankees the ber of partcpants. The followng took part:,leon Szczee-,7-9: Bll Gallagher, Anthony Kerkonksen, N. Y. for a months boys entered the group for ages est honors at Sunday Sehon to Us **ss ons, ALA,N POKTEK Detrot Tgers, wth the Yankees wnnng by a score of -0. ny, Lod Crudup, Jula Pagan, Ancelmo, Gary Murhead, Ry Hamlton, Blly Helper, Des- New members accepted at the course n Ukranan culture. M! n recevng pr>- pr- ::. CUonfor B, the Amercan Legon Tckets were dstrbuted on a Hary Burton, Joseph Pagan, manyyel Fords has tred out frst-come frst served bass at Harry Seymour, Payton Taylor, mond Abazlo, John Marotta, last meetng were Rev. Peter from Phlp for the All-State B All-$.5 each. Though the weather Rehard Seymour, Angela Vele Lttd : Robert Mtnter, Rchard Wren- Melck, James Baron, John the de- State Orchestra s at present playng wth the Carteret buses left thepark at 0 A.M.Stanley Relford, Barry Smth, was en the cloudy sde these, John Ivats, Vctor Duna, burg, Glen Nelson, Robert Krupa, Unlfr Kasslo, John? Carteret school p Pemlma, Murt Pedowtz, Stetzko, 8mon Chelak, John wth Hgh School Dance B wth everyone In hgh sprts, Donald/ Stuart, Lous Aponto, Bruce B Torro, T G Gerard Kublca, Feleg, Leon Gronsk, George Precson Drlllthe March B, on the homeward Dav d Relfofd, Tfyo Mchael Kelman, y f (Contlmed Qn Page 5) Mracle Topc Of Dr. Harsany CARTERET "The Mean-,ng of a Mracle" wll be the sermon topc at worshp servces n the Hungaran Reformed vatons can be made wth Mrs. Wllam fer, presdent. Plan Bus Trp The Mens Club of the church wll sponsor a bus to the Yan kees-boston baseball game on Frday, August H. Reservaton should be made wth any member of the Club or Mr. Prank Zsamba, charman. Razng of St. Elas Hall D O a Wll Begn Next Week CARTERET - St. Ellas Hall, scene of many affars durng the past quarter century, s passng out of exstence n ts place, a larger socal hall plus a parochal school wll emerge on the ste. Rev. Augustne Medvlgy, pastor of St. Ellas Greek Catholc Church, sad today that work on razng the buldng wll begn on Monday. For a tme, St. Elas Hall was one of the largest meetng placps n the communty. There were many weddng receptons, card partes, meetngs by varous church socal groups. Pother Medvgy sad that the demolton work wll be done by the Goreck frm. Meanwhle, blueprnts are out for bds for thp new structure. Father Medvlgy expects that the contract may be awarded wthn the next two weeks. Legon, Auxlary Advsors Named Install Offcers; By y Councl on Umansky s Head New Bond Issue CARTERET Offcers were nstalled at last nghts meet- ng of Carteret Post, 6, Amer- :an Legon Auxlary held n the Legon Memoral. Sherman Umansky was totalled as commer by Coun- l sad that hs goals actve membershp CARTERET To carry out,ts program n connecton wth he bondng ordnances peranlng to the constructon of ously adopted. Changes were effected n lne wth requests made by borough merchants. Counclman Such requested property owners on East Cherry FllSCO CARTER ET Mayor J. Dohm lust nght told ttlt Borough Councl, that accordng to plans, the ralroad overpass at Port Readng should M completed md n use wthn ten months. Borough Councl, he sad, ht* receved notce from Ralph L, FU5CO. presdent of the Board of Publc Utlty Commssoners that t has approved a contract provdng for the elmnaton work at a cost nf $768, low bdder wns Publc Con* tructors, Inc.. of Blarkwood Sets Great Help "The overpass wll be n great elp to the people of Carteret," he mayor snd. He pad warrtt rlbute to Mr. Fusco for nl help n brngng the project to successful completon. The J \ec( through. Grant Permt Councl granted a permt to the Capartho-Russan Ctzens Club to transfer ts club lcense from ts present quarters o John Street, A permt to conduct a raf- les was granted to the Holy NameSocety of the Holy Famly Church. Monthly reports were re- :eved from the lbraran, both re companes the fre marshal. atch Basn Bds Asked for Aug. 0 CARTERET Borough Coun* :l wll receve sealed blty Ugust,0 for the constructon f catch basns n varous sec* ;lons of the borough. ; Bds also wll be receve^ August 0 for the constructon f concrete curbs sdewalk! long Cooldge Avenue, Councl authorzed the recept f bds for chan lnk fence at arous locatons. ENTERS CONTJEST CARTERET Mss Jean Calk ua, 9, 6 Cooldge Avenue, as entered a beauty contest to e held at the Palsades Amuse* ment Park. EASE THEIR. BURDENS: To muke tlus easer fur Cartertts mal carrers, lustnast«lester Sabo has acqured two pus.l carts on m expermental hmk. Shown n the pcture We Nell Zullo, Jr., who serve* the fubt Boulevard urea, Francs J. llatun, who OPVUS the Shuretrest sectlu. Wlj them *L the lefl laslna.5ter bubo,

2 PA( owl,. )serv< (sen a«e t -M tvxt rfersw m. PAOE TWO P e a c h FetejLe^on to Hold. q Famly Outng Augu MENLO PARK TERRACE PERTH AMBOY -- A Brtsh Thaddeus Nulty Post 7, Amerleen an Englsh lord havej AVENEL - A remnder has lean Legon, wll hold Its frs wnt a new honor to Perth Amboy General Hosptal * drector! bwn Issunr to the parshoners famly outng ths* Sundny nt "" ol the Frst Presbyteran Roosevelt Park. Food drnks The unusual recognton arrved j US ChuTl of Avrnd by Mrs. Hartley Flrld, B^nrrnl suwrlnten the Post. Chldrens games wll wll be servrd by members nf ths week n the lorm of a; <frnt. tlmt Sundny School s be supervsed by Comdr, James ertflcate of Fellowshp n The; open (ll summer, nt 9:0 A.M., Mozlne who wll also award Royal Socety of Health. It for chldren n the nursery. przes. There wll bo a door prmary junor ortae a raffle of four household applance donated by detmrtmrls. Nntr The Womens Assocaton Is Goodman, a member of the p a peach socal August H nt 7 P.M. All frends Roy Marln, charman of the Post. md members are In- food commttee, has announced dmltted a Fellow of the Royal Tlt^d. that he wll have roast beef, A spo]nlrnd"rtf meetng Socety of Health Is pnhamburger., hot. dons, com, wll be hold Arust 8 t.n furlhrr Itled to use the desgnaton ^ m R ld othpr pjenc favortk, otnpr chalrmen are Jo- plans fnr Rally Day F.R.B.H." Chrstan Educaton Sunday. The certfcate, ssued at 90; soph Buffo, oar: John September, as well HS other Buckngham Palace Road. Lon-j Peter HHI. tckets Mrs. Shrley fall actvtes. don, on July. was sgned by; Kelermnn, sgns: George Westmnster Hall wll be the Socetys presdent, The TToole, Jack Fnrrell, publcty. closed the last week of August Rght Honorable The Lord: Tckets may be purchased from So pnlntlrk cleanng may Cohen of Blrkenhead sever-, members of the Post or by callng LI be accomplshed before the» other offcers. Her Majesty; openng of the full.season. the Queen l«patron of the Socety. The church offce wll be open only from to P.M. Mr. Eckert has been drector durng the next two weeks. VFW to See Flm ofterth Amboy General Hsntal snce 950. For the past year Those havng busness to do n the church offce or wshng to he has also been presdent of contact one of the mnsters, On Natural Gas the Amercan College of Hosptal Admnstrators, a natonal should try to call between these WOODBRIDGE - Members hours. professonal organzaton wth guests of Woodbrldgo Post whch he has been assocated Revval tme wll be held wth VPW. wll vew a flm depctng for a number of years whch Mrs. Walk:- Meyer, 57 Colona how natural gas Is brought to he prevously served as presdent-elect executve ves Boulevard, Colona, Sunday at metropoltan markets at 8:0 P.M. All frends members of the church are welcome. meetng tonght at the VFW presdent. Aeadquarters on School Street. The man events of tomorrows tournament willbe track Produced by Transcontnental Gas Ppe Lne Corporaton actvtes at Westmnster Hall the 5-mnute sound-color flm Ad Formula from 7 to 0 P.M. Present stngs are: senor hgh frst follows explorers n ther search place, Robert Meyer Hank for natural gas deposts In Troast, ted Carol Mnor Junor hgh, frst place, Vrgna Ross Dave McClue. A beach party s planned for the Junor hgh fellowshp "Wednesday at Pont Pleasant. All plannng to go are asked Jo sgn up wth Walter Goos or Norma Taubert before Monday. The group wll leave the church»t 0:0 A.M. FINAL Texas Lousana, shows how gas s exacted from subterranean pockets, depcts manufacture testng of heavy duty ppe, excavatng of trench layng of ppe across mountans under rvers, hghways ralroads. ADDITION TO FAMILY WOODBRIDGE Arman c Mrs, Robert J. Panucc Bosser Cty. La., announce the REDUCTION Vs Off on ah SUMMER SUITS Cuff Alteratons Included Reg. $9.95 $6.95 Reg. $5.95 $9.95 Reg. $55.00 $6.95 Reg. $ $.50 Brtsh Socety Names Eckert to Fellowshp states: "Ths s to sgnfy that Anthony W. Eckert beng a person who In the opnon of the Counl has done noteworthy work In connecton wth the promoton of health Is hereby duly ChangeAsked ANTHONY W. KCKERT FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, Mothers Projects WOODBRIDGK Actvtes :h(l projects were planned by hr Kndet Mothers nt. ther meetng at the VFW Posl Hnme, IVm Street. I>p Fox, nstructor of the" Kndrts, announced there wlll In a professonal wrestlng mulch In September to beneft H- Kadcts. Tckets wll br on.vlr to the publc Wcomed Into membershp v.ce Mrs. Lonne Eldsen. Mrs. Krwnrd Nardonc nnd Mrs. Mchael Tetesco. Mrs. Donald KIT, presdent apponted Mrs. rsen, hosptalty charman. The dark horse prze was won Mrs. Mchael Baumgarten. Hostesses were Mrs. Anderson! :md Mrs. Wllam Bernath.! Class of \M Plans Reunon of Barbecue WOODBRIDGE - Wood- On August hr wll presde of at the Colleges convocaton In 98, wll hold Its reunon at the Metropoltan Opera House barbecue swm party n NewYork" Cty "confer Saturday, AuRUst 5. at The Cove, Oreen Street Oakwood Avenue. Members may ln-; nomneeshlps, membershps fellowshps upon several hun- vlte guests. dred cdates to the College. After the annual meetng he Reservatons may be made wll contnue to serve the untl August, wth J. J. group, n the capacty of past Jaeger _Jr. > _0_Campbell Ave presdent. nue, ME PLAN FASHION SHOW COP to Announce WOODBRbGE - Ssterhood Contest Wnners " 5 announcedplttns m ben nude for a fall fashon show «to WELCOMES INION IKAI);.Mddlfsrx County Irerhnder Wllam J. Warren (ornter). Fords. «rrrh ITrrdmt W.llff Rrathrr rffll) of Ihf ml«l Auto Workers at sr SS «..< r the rd ConffWcr of (hr Natonal Assoca on nf County OfflrLl n the SHrraHm-Cadlllac HotH. Detrot, where the labor leader spnke.aled for IwrnrMln the unused 0 per cent of Amercas producton capacty to do away wth a laf of 5,000,000 unemployed. Multnomah County Commssoner J. Mchael Glfason (left). Owon. joned n the. conference wth Mr, Reuthrr Mr. Warren. who headed the New Jersey deraton of representatlves of the countes. Mr. Warren dscussed labor relatons In th* Garden State wth Mr, Reuther, reported on hs "«al" for full employment throunout the naton." Owners Report Graymore Plgrmage Car Rado Thefts Slated August rd WOODBRIDGE-A rado was FORDS - Members of the parked In hs drveway, Fr«ncte nln j R p, lgrtn, ge to the mon- K held at the center wth Mrs. WOODBRIDGE F " c d Al Patnol Mrs. Leonard S. Gallagher, 565 Lyman Ave- n5t0. y at anymore. N. Y, WOODBRIDGE - A recom-jbrause, Jr., Colona, Republcan Cohen, co-charmen. Assstng nue. reported to Sgt. "Joseph August mendaton that tlte formula Cdate for Senator, reportprovdng State Ad for roads ng on behalf of the Republcan son, Mrs. Phllp Mappen. Mrs. them wll be Mrs. Wllam Sam- McLaughlln Saturday. Reservatons may be made be revsed was made by thecldates who are judges n Another rado was stolen»- ^th ^r.^^ Lntaro. HI--- Robert Korb, Mrs. Sol Klen. Town Commttee to Governor the "Wn a Bond" contest form rs- Robert Vogel Saturday from a car owned by ^5 Robert B. Meyner the Md- the best letter submtted on I! j Chrstopher Iorlllo. Perth Am-: dlesexcountylegslatvedelega-"why I Am Gong to Vote! v s not worred bv reported boy, whle the vehcle was Bonn faces fght over sale of ton., Republcan n November- an- Kllrushcllev threau " The commttee noted that theounced today that the contest parked n Hopelawn. Volkswagen works. present formula "Is based upon^toed as of mdnght Grday. Eye-Catchlnj: the average annual expendtures. He stated that the cdates As a freshman queqn walked brth of daughter August. o each muncpalty as shown,would requre about a week to by one freshman fh sad to an- Mrs. Panucc s the former n the annual budget... for.evaluate all of the letters rethe fve year perod commenc- ceved ndcated the wnner {ther: "Man, she sure knows Jane Mofftt, daughter of Mr. how to fll a beane, doesnt Mrs. Leo Mofftt. 60 Ber- ng wth the calendar year 9 wll be announced at the Mdor the average annual expend!- dlesex County Par at Dunhams Jhe?" gen Street. ture for the ten-year perodcorner n East Brunswck ol Bg Reductons n SUMMER FURNISHINGS SHIRTS SLACKS WALK SHORTS L Bregs & Sons The Style Leaders Snce 880 Smth at Kng Streets, Perth Amboy, N. J. FREE PARKING - REAR Or STORB VALUERATStha ROCKET AT rou OCA M/lUOklZtD QUAUU UtAMh commencng n 96, whchever August 5. The cdates also, s the greater." [announced that arrangements! Snce the formula does not!* be made t0 have the «"«- take nto consderaton the ner present. The exact tme tremendous populaton growth detals of the presentaton of the resultng extenson ofl^e bond wll be announced roads, the commttee feels thatu at «" a "formula based upon the fveyear perod precedng the most current census would more Many Wn Przes properly reflect the local stuaton move equtably pro-! ;porton the funds avalable to At Card Party muncpaltes for road constructon.", AVENEL - The weekly card Muncpaltes n the state n party sponsored by the Avenel; smlar crcumstances as the Womans Club was held Monday at the home of Mrs. Jo- Townshp wll be asked by the Commttee to jon forces to seph Radowsk, 60 Avenel "rectfy the nequtes preva- Street. Mrs. Orlo Coppola! lent n the present statute." was co-hostess Mrs. James Hoppler, charman, The table wnners were Mrs. Wllam Larsen, Mrs. Robert Scout Leaders Meetng Slated Donato, Mrs. J, M. Schlessner, Mrs, Mchael DeSteffano; non-player wnners were Mrs. WllamHansen Mrs. Wl- WOODBRIDGE - Commssoners of the Northeast Dlslam Rogel.door prze wn-,er was Mrs. Danel Levy. trct, Rartan Councl. Boy!Scouts of Amerca, wll hold a Mrs. J. Medvetz wll hostess (conference at Camp Cowaw, the next party Monday at her I Cblurftstsrtomorrow Saturday, to dscuss plans for the.otla. Her co-hostess wll be jome on New Dover Road, Co I! comng year. Mrs. Alex Tarcz. Dstrct Commssoner Rocco Trmbol wll conduct the meetng. All commssoners are urged to attend. Townshp boys who are counsellors at Camp Cowaw thl summer are Ronald Trmbol Iseln Walter Klby, Jr Woodbrdge. I Fnnsh tongues predoml nance annoys Swedes. GO OLDS. Get a good deal more...that last* o great deaf longer t If ;OD pck a cv wth to eye to value... jool O OLDS! Con* part OldunoblU p«eauln feature!... exmof the provt* qualty ol Old*..j. chtck tha surprnly tow pc* U.., look t Oldmoble added value t tnde-o tne. When you eondw lofol ;OD) ee Uwt Old the ouj- Undnj buj n the medma prce dan. Yonr Oldmoble Qualty Dealer b«the fct (gnre to help you VALUE- RATE THE ROCKET. ITyttYMIASUU... THI VALUf CAR OF THI MIDIUM WICI CLAS9I WOODBRIDGE AUTO SALES 75 Rahway Ave. Woodbrdge, N. J. TO MEET MONDAY [ SEWAREN - The Sewaren Democratc Cvc Club wll meet Monday at 8 P. M., at the home of the presdent! John Kerly, 66 Sherman Street. Realth&Beauty A group ol well known Amercan doctors have agreed that "streamlned dagnostc" sur veys for the general publc are a poor way to mprove the publc health. The mass dagnostc tests often mry from chest x-rays to tests or vson, heght weght blood pressure a)d electrocardograms, They may consst of a combnaton ol some of all of.these procedure; I or "multlphasc screenng." ultphftsc screenng s al extremely expensve way to t to mprove publc health. It usually a mechanzed, mper sonal ncomplete servce. One of the outstng dl* advantages of the screenng I the lack of adequate follow up When a serous dsease s found In a person qute often the per son notfed elects to take m acton because the pcture not clear to hm, It s hard tc make people underst tha ths type of screenng s no an end n tself but a frst ste ln dagnoss. A negatve report nstlls rase sen»e of securty n mos of us. Later, If symptoms ap pear, they are lkely to go un heeded. On the other h, t ofte cause* -apprehenson forr to persons wth false postv dagnoss. The best polcy s t< Kb along wth screenngs If the; are conducted n your ct However, have your famly doc tor t*>tce up where the other ex amlnatlot) left off. Do all yo can to make other ctzens un dersl the exact value of th examnaton they receve. VFW Group Mark ///// Brthday Saturday AVKNKI. The eleventh A ten-year contnuous, Br y nf the Lades Auxlury nf A\enel Mem lal Post Clark fve-year was presented to Mrs. Po." col, VIW ««:( celebrated wth a bars to Mrs. James Clv M,<,,:,r v d. the Maple Tree Farm, Thomas Meehan, Mrs. Po VS, m, Mrs. Arthur Scrwleder Mr, Norman Dunham by Mrs. nhn Addressng the members w Mss Santlna Cantamessa, 8th lsrlct presdent, Mrs. Helen Flush. Mddlesex County Counl presdent Fred Hyde..nncl of the.jost. AM th".penkrrs comment! on the ac- Ymnplshmente of the any" v.me ts organzaton. Gfts were presented to Mrs.Shrley Forslund, presdent: Mrs. Halph Ambrose, past dsrct presdent Mrs. F I«ver a /- erona F. Osthoff. the affar was under \u f charmanshp of Mrs. Osmr wth Mrs. GeorRe Gnssnuy co-charman. MINUS A BIKE WOODBRIDGE... Rol)r Schrelder, Cory Corner, ropon., edto Patrolmen J. Dancl fn. urday that hs bcyrlr- \ j stolen from hs home. 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3 Catherne Stelzle Weds Frank Fedor Jr. FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, }%() Catherln Izlc daughter of Mr, at the Phladelpha Coll. Arthur Stelzle, 60 Ash Pharmacy scence. nmouncemen all cca me thn brde o OBITUARIES " annm ">«* by Dr, Iw has been made by Mrs. Sophl ( -dor, Jr., son of Mr was thr sc Pn(, thy her father, wore a gown ofdaldone, 9 MarkowlU Street,, Brde of a ml \lr. Fnnk Pedor, 9 KENNETH I,. RUJM. SR. whte net bouffant wth a sapof the engagement of her,pretty g weddng Saturday aft*,- Avenue, Perth Am Ibrlna necklne. Her flngertlplength vel of slk lluson was Ann Rfsko. daughter of Jrjfe. * daughter, Elzabeth Taml, to CARTERET-Mss Margartt noon when Mss Barbara Ann Harry L. Bran, son of Mr.,st Josephs Church Snmu. daughter of Mr Mrs. Raymond Br. Bloomfeld. Mss Tum Is the daughter! Stephen Resltn, 90 Rolph K. of C. Councl,-ry afternoon. ;Mra. Wllam Sam,,. attached to a lrce pll box embrodered wth sequns Innbp-rng ceremony Street, t, becamp the brle Of of the late John Taml. Street, the Inte Mr. Resl^. Of pearls, she carred orcrlds mcd by Rev, Mel M Stanley Walter Prokoplak. son The prospectve brde Is a Plans for Pcnc f stephnnotla on a prayer became the brde of And!#». OHM. pastor of the r the ph "f Mr. Mrs. Walter Prokoptek. 5 Warren Street Rev School s employed graduate of Carteret Hgh book. major *.., by CARTERET A large atemployed Thomas Skopp, son of Mr, atl Alnysus M. Bol. OSM p Pr - Mss Chrstne Samu, Carteret, was mad of honor, fance Is a graduate Merck & Co., Rahwty. Hel by tendance Is expected at the nn- jmrs. Andrew 8Hope, 0 Salt. dc. Kven n marrage ltlcr, wore a floorvvn of embrodered he was a resdent of Cart The brde, gve., ln marrage! Mrs, Seve La.ko, Perth Am- feld Hgh School Born ln Harpers Feld, N jormpd the ceremony Rahwty. of Bloom- Heflntal famly pcnc to bo held Cherry Street. In St. Elzabeth! ate of Blonm- Is em Aug. 6 by Carey Councl. 80. Iboy, wns matron of honor. Mss ployed by Senrs, Roebuck, Now Knght of Columbus at the club Church, Saturday afternoott., Mr vel of frcnch - two years formerly lark. A Pnula Boclent of Unon was s attached to a queens Arlngton. He was emas an automoble sales- Club rlr * May weddng Is sched d,,l Itnbroldered orgy grounds. Joseph Buonvlnco Rev Anthonfty J Huber p«* uled. Fred Ahlerlng are co-rharmen Letters lp brdesmad. formed the double rng celt* Musc w. for unteng dancng Wll wll be man. the Edtor Johon Lttle, Carteret, was mony. furnshed by Mchael Halasnlk l.s, she carred car. Son born to Mr. Mr best man. Ushers were Carl hs orchestra. The brde wns gven ln marrage by her brother, Stephen nrl steplnnotls. He was a veteran of the U. SEdffar Bastlen, 50 Roosevel SHIRLEY KRAIS Pefe, Perth Amboy, Charles Petersons Mark The regular quarterly com I n llc Stelzle, Carteret. Navy n World War II. Survvng are hs wfe, Beatrce General Hosptal, July. Carteret, N. J. Avenue at the Perth Ambo; 00 Now Jersey Ave TO WED IN SPRING: Mr, M agy of Carteret. munlon breakfast wll be Rk She wore a gown of embrodered orsnnzn fashoned ( the brde, was mad of Mrs. Max Kraus of 7 After a weddng trp to Atlantc Cty, Mr. Mrs. Pro- Golden Weddng communon at the 8 A.M. Inwth short sleeves portrat Sunday, August 0 wth Y ONeal Klum, two daughters, July, 959 Son born to Mr. MrClass Street, have announced Mrs, Audrey Becker, Newark, ly Am Frdor, Perth Thomas Bales, 6 Warre the engagement of ther Mr. Charles E. Gregory koplak wll resde at 5 Larch Mr. Mary Best, Colonla; M.stcr of the brde, Street, at the Perth Ambo daughter Shrley to Donald woodbrldge Publshng Co. Street, Carteret. after August Lnnt^ d St. Josephs Church. Breakfast necklne. Her flnfertp-lengtll MrTwll follow at the Columban vel of lluson was attached to a son, Kenneth, Jr., at home, brdesmad, General Hosptal, July 5. W. Hulck of 60 LaGuarda 8-0 Green Street 5. For travelng, tre btde selected a blue dress wth whte Avenue, Lous Petm-son- 79 Club. Pershln a coronet of orange blossom* a sster, Mrs. Oscar Bevlns, Avenue, Iseln, Mss Kraus s Woodbrdge, N. J. Jersey Cty, Unadlla, N. Y. Daughter born to a (raduate of Carteret Hgh Dear Mr. Gregory: Blo^on are recevng cocrat At the last meetng of the she carred a bouquet <tf accessores an orchd corsage,,7 brde, was Junor Mr. am.ml Funeral servces were held Mrs. Francs Taylor, 8 Holl; School Is employed by jl read wlth wth "tter utter dlsma: u«smaj th^t ddlnft Councl, the followng offcers dases. ; annversary were nstalled. They are r recent rom the Buzub Funeral Home, Street at the Perth Ambo Merck & Company, Rahway. edtoral captlonec ay the COU Mss Mare Dors Vrag attended thc brde as mad <tf P«atd a nuptal mass In st John Goyena, Gr Knght; ; Lucas, Perth Amboy 5 * Wheeler Avenue, Monday General Hosptal, July 7. Her fancee Is a graduate a St C The brde s a graduate of Carteret Hgh School, Is John Bosze, Sr,, Deputy Gr Josephs Church wth Rev. Mel num. at of Woodbrldge Hgh School..-w.Mlt JJU A. M. Interment was employed by Morey La Rue ^ McClusky, Perth Am ln vcurnc was Daughter born to Mr. am Is employed by Ethlcon, was created before a C o^ honor. r a n KnHtht: 8. Szllagyl. Advocate:. OSM, Pagtor, Wllam Kukulya served y fl Hollywood Memoral Park Mrs the celebrant, Mss Mary! Wllam Klndzlersk. Warden; best man for hs brother-ib* rs. John BRlka, 80 Pershn Inc. Sommervllle. He attends audence at that Mt Andrew Fe Unon. Avenue, at the Perth Ambo: Rutgers Unversty Is now The brdegroom attended Ann Ruckregel Mss Ann John Hornyak, Chancellor law. The ushers were felffl?p Board meetng. Carteret schools Is : Amboy. was th Louse Kettyle, neces of " Frank Nadolskl, Treasurer; Joseph Tucholsky, Fnancal Sec- jers of the brde. Resko Lous Resko, brotb- Bearers were Charles Becker General Hosptal, July 0. servng In the Natonal I was present wth, as you p] oy ed by Henry Luhrs th VlT. Wllam Best, Herman Dunn.l son born to Mr. MrsGuard. A sprng weddng s cleverly put It, my "pea- sklff 8 me, Morgan, Sea SS._,-.-, o«.. e. n communo retary; Walter Campbell. Recorder; Joseph Casaleggl, In- Mr. Mrs. Skope are OQ weddng trp U Rchard Damkoehl«r, Frank Joseph Yukanowtz,, 00 Maro; planned. [shooter," when the Prncpal of breakfast followed at the Peter weddng trp M Mrs. Fedo Potter Alan Rowe. lot-*..* - r -* wurnu,, uu Marlo the school ln queston spoke ln son home. sde Guard: Al 8ohayda, Outsde Guard. Trustees Stephen to Cape.. _-_,, d t 58 Lawrle Stree Istreet, nt the Perth Ambo; favor of elmnatng the man- Honor Mss Fdyko Mr, Mrs. Peterson were Mass., Mane, upqn. ITHE GREAT EYE AM MJ 6. For travelng, In Hosptal, July 8. Ttrtr Mothers Club marred n St. Josephs Churcl Torok, years; Peter Panek,, ther return wll resde at thfc ual tranng domestc sc-,. l-cted a blue sheath "They»ne» call tan me Busy Needle Son born to Mr. Mrs ence f n*j_f ej..,, July,909, years; Rolph Street address. Far, years: Nck Del Vaccho, year. To Sponsdr Pcnc «.»- mulchng accessores I always make It a pont to John Lukas, 58 Marlon Street avert double classes sessons. tn an The effort, audence reacton was spontaneou CARTERET Mss Susan Ce- Brooklyn, s a retred employe Lecturer..brown slk dress wth matchng lad out for me" »- Genera vlothers Club, accessores an orchd corf- M At Brdal *w*» MlOWe hjwvva travelng the brde wore a ^;<j Mr. Peterson, a natve o Nck Del Vaccho was apponted Mllon corsage. go through the work that Is at the Perth Amboy WOODBBIDOE The Twn made "lor s a graduate o Hosptal, July 8. applause for whch they fyen cela Falko, of Hgh Street, of General Amercan Tank resdents of "Oh, I know, but not HJKII School, Jerse; untl daughter of the late Mr. Storage Co., servng that frm Russan U.S. athletes] sage. set Unon you are hard-pushed.".s employedat West Son born^to Mr. Mrsold ts famly the Board. UUuo. uet. Mchael Palko, was guest about 5 years. work out together. Both Mr. Skope hs brde are gradautes of Carteret Hlg$ Kldrlc Corp., Mel Dsb attended George ClRo. T Whltter Street, the presdent of the P.T.A, of honor at a brdal shower One of the organzers of Fre Hoffa asks IX A for CO Street, at the Perth Ambo: supported commended the Saturday at Knghts of Columbus Hall. he Is a member of the Exempt ln "" by the Natvar Corp., HahwaJ. Co. No. former fre chef, )00,ft00 >n ftnn < n S ^ ad. Ut t0 get W-lschool both are employ^ operaton. 0 School. General Hosptal, July 8. A.M. Famles[prncpal for hs st on ths ns are Invted t attend ssue snce other nearby com- Marne MABD OF THANKS Daughter born to Mr. am nd brng ther own refreshmentsmuntes have found just cause Torokac, Mrs. Anna Postak longs to St. Josephs Ho: Name Hostesses were Mrs. Mary Fremens Assocaton be- lf-employed. KENNETH I. KLITM. SB. r Rbt Mrs. Robert Chaya, Dunste to abolsh these two subjects Mrs. Sophe Rytel. One hundred guests attended from Mrs. Peterson, the former Socety the Legon of Mary. We Have Developed Prnted We wsh to express our sn-streetcere thanks to our relatves, Hosptal. July 9. Mrs Dunste MINING MOTORCYCLES at the Elzabeth Genera! :n asks U. N, to adgans n knd expressons of sympathy, tett. havng had my share of labor Fords, Metuchen Carteret, resdent of ths borough. She s Over 9,000 n the grammar schools. frends neghbors for ther Is the former Margaret Sanqul Employed by local ndustry Perth Amboy, Nxon, Elzabeth, Anne Ruckregel, s a lfelong Kyoto; Japan Its pract :ally ranng motorcycles at >rlor to my promoton to mangement, havng a chld n Setpember 5 at :0 n St. Ste-des Auxlary of Carteret Post Mss Falko wll be marred a charter member of the La- ther many acts of kndness, Ihlgeo Tanakas house. The sprtual bouquets, (te hngs have been fallng In hs mbllc scool subjected to man beautful floral trbutes extended In our bereavement n Shorecrest phens Church, Perth Amboy, 6, Amercan Legon; a char- Vacaton Pctures :arden on hs house at a lal tranng, places me In a to Joseph Stanley Rytel, son ofj ter member of the Lades Auxlary of the Exempt Fremens SINCE MEMORIAL DAY! maddenngly ncreasng rate favorable poston to judge the Mr., Mrs. Frank Rytel, 85 the sudden death of our dearly ^en so far have dropped n /alue of ths partcular subject Washngton Street, Perth Amboy. member of the Lades Auxl- Assocaton a charter We feel proud that so many of our patrons beloved husb, fathpr Tanakas home les at then the grammar schools. In ths rother, Kenneth Leo Klum, Personals lottom of an S-tum on a hgh aspect I feel qualfed to dsgree wth Mr. Skba wholelongs to the Altar Rosary qualty workmanshp we gve. ary of Fre Co. No.. She be- complment us on the fast servce hgh [r. ray. A polceman was survey CARD OF THANKS g the damage done by. one We also wsh to thank the leartedly. Socety the Legon of Mary STANLEY KENDRA lotorcycle when another of St. Josephs R. C. Church. Youll Lke Our Servce Too! medcal nurses staff of he Orange Memoral Hosptal, Blrthdny greetngs to Jo-/hzzesppl Wagner. Colgan Avenue, torller, seven plopped nto n, scorng a near mss, I also dsagree wthmr. Dev- We wsh to express our sn- Grange the West Orange Frst rn when he emphaszed the ;re thanks to our relatves, The party was gven by the anakas yard wthn an hour jresence of poltcs durng the rends neghbors for ther Icouples fve nephews four "»«w.8 uurng me,, j, * o """" > v»»"" neces. TOTH PHOTO SHOP _, -». w,»..bv, Hlf Tanaka has asked the hghway people to put up a fence tatements by past present >aat four months. Newspaper expressons of sympathy, Washngton Motors n West Happy brthday to Mrs. Orange; the co-workors at thelr many acts of kl "Sen-ns: Carteret Resdents Snce 96" n<ness Jean Combn. 7 Hagaman oard members have admtted Mlllburns A. S P. Store In the beaut? ul flor al trbutes Lon S rlj ssmen gloomy on nu 6 Cooke Avenue, Carteret Tel. KI -59 Street who wll celebrate her CARDS OF THANKS jcltcal pressure long before Mlllburn, the Newark unt, A, exxtended ln r bereavement ^ test ban - brthday next Monday. A famly bnrbme Is planned In her appontment own drect JOHN LESCHENSKI Hr. Itcal Deverns fc P. executve staff In Newark, We wsh to express our sn- uu«m Board he employes at E. G. Brunner honor on Sunday of Educaton to no the n the death of our dearl y be " bv Mr.oved husb, father y ;re thanks to our relatves, Dolan. Company 8prlg0ld the A. & MrM rother, Stanley Kendra, 895 Qrstensens Mrs. L. Drum- lends neghbors for ther team west Car- j mono. 0 Wortylko Street, wll k lnd the We Ul a especally Metals Your edtoral;. Mr Gregory **ttota\s wsh to Com- thank expressons of sympathy leaded?aded "Content Wth Our ownersof the Car-karate tletr.. eghth weddng ther many acts of kndness pany the U. Carteret S. Metals SmelteTS Refnng & Com Reteret Moble le Park. Part"carteret Carteret n.., HCUIIIIK ea-shooters," was truly a masjerpeee of authorshp but No. 87, HolyFamly Socety, Iflntag Workers Unon, Local ^annversary. Tuesday. August sprtual bonn..pu.- «IKM neghbors at the els the V autful f, noral n T! trbutes extend- Cnrtcrct Moble Park, Carteret., lrect contrast from the edpallbearers, the Synoweck Mr. Mrs. R Abnzo the Club Mukay.Cartrrrt those! In our bereavement n the;oral "Skba St Commend Funeral Home for satsfactory Ichlldn-n, 6 Cokan Avenue. respent usb. father alh tn of our dearly h who donated ther cars, thej. from a beloved ble," all the publc can read lervces rendered. pallbearers, the Carterct " Whte. gr- Mountans of New tween the lnes s the fac Famly of the late Unon polce wort* the Hampshlr ther, John Leschensk * ;hat the campagn for next Stanley Kendra. We especally ll wsh to thank Funeral Home for satsfactory servces rendered. 0 Wortylko Street Bob tons has already begun. Boy.Scouts Kenn Mller, jyears Board of Educaton elec v. M. A. Konopka, Rev. Mar Komosnsk, Rev. Stans- Sncerely, Fpmlly of the lat«ellott. 8 Dunster Street spent a weekend at Camp Klmer laus Mlos. altar boys, Dr. Chodosh, Dr. Spvack, staff LEE STUART seeng army lfe. nurses of Elzabeth General THE MORE THE MERRIER THE CAVE MAN Hosptal, Holy Famly Socety, NOGALES, Arz. After Mr. I " dont lke Bob. Last nght Foster Wheeler Corporaton I Mr, Mrs. L. E. Sexton de- to take a three-day trp I I could whstle, hl when erans of Foregn Wars, [I I wanted hm to show how well Twenty-fve Year Club, Vet-cded Star fwe SURELY KMCW) ; T STUFF-FOR WEVE BEEN ATITL0N6 EM0U6H \ ULIANOVSK 76 Roosevelt Avenue West Carteret Vour HAIR CUT n Ar- We 8pc«UU«n CREW CUTS FLAT TOPS TTJ Our AU-CllppCT <! HI-FI MUSIC PUjed Conttaluouly ID Onr Shop I -Abo- Stetophonlc j Mutlfl! Month August puckered by lps real nce Well, what then?". "He, let me whstle." Kenya unon to boycott South Afrcan goods. Lng Post. pallbearers, parteret polce, the Synoweck Funeral Home for sats- factory servces rendered. Prokopah to ^de More After Honeymoon to Las Vegas, they mentoned It to ther frends. EveryoneSbecame enthusastc about t. 6. bus was chartered, 0 other couples went along. Slectroncs Its no pcnc... How can you save whle rasng educatng growng youngsters? Its not easy... but t s beng done by many famles. They put savngs at the top ofthe famly budget. Do you? We Carry a Complete Selecton of Imported & Domestc WINES & LIQUORS Free Delvery DIAL KM-5975 ROCKMANS LIQUORS Rolph St. Fenhln Ave.. Carteret. N. I. "The Frendly Store" " SUMMER CLEARANCE CONTINUES Ae Sure to Vst Our BARGAIN TABLES Very Specal Values! Our Complete Stock of Famous Make SWMSUIIS For the entre famly NOW ON SAta AT V0ID THE RUSH... Purchase Back-to-School Shoes Early for Best Selecton. Tbe Home of H lur $>() lllwave *. " Appont toent Call ME -5 Hub Stylsts 8treet. Woodjrdge # 9 A. M, to 0 P. M. UJteDAVS AIR-CONDITIONED JOIN OUR NEW VACATION CLUB BANKING HOURS: MONDAY - THURSDAY» A M.- V. M. - FRIDAY SI, *l.-l(. It $Me> M6f The PERTH AMBOY Savngs Insttuton wrw MMOV. Mtw jonrr MUMW HDIMM OtfOSIf MWMMQ COWOMHCM TO SAVER S SINCE 869 Storewde Savngs Naw for the Entre FOR BOYS AND GIRS Famly!!! Open 9:0 A. M. to 6 P. M. - Frday 9:0 A. M. to 9 P. M. Chrstensens Department Store <)7 MAIM SWUM FREE PARKING * IN REAR OF STORE CLOSED Ml DAY WEDNESDAY Ar-ondtuufd for Your Shoppng Comfort ;

4 FOTJR YOU May Wn a Gr Prze openng celebraton ENDqOTT JOHNSON new famly shoe store Colona Shoppng Plaza, Route 7, Colona, N. J. THttRS., FRI., SAT., AUGUST 6, 7 & 8th YOU MAY WIN A GRAND PRIZBI Just sgn your namo drop your tcket nto our Lucky Barrel NOTHING TO BUY Fnal drawng date, Saturday, August 5th yon dont have to be present; well notfy you! One tcket per person, ncludng chldren accompaned by adult. Make your plans now ao youll be sure to enjoy the fun of a famly party at Eudcott Johnsons openng celebraton. Therell be surprse souvenrs for chldren young old have a chance to wn a specal grant! prze! Its the perfect tme to see Endcott Johnsonruewest shoe styles, too - to outft your famly Wth th* footwear thats as smart as any, thrfter than mot NEWEST SHOE STYLES TO PLEASE EVERYONE IN THE FAMILY I Boots n black, red or grey suede, black natural glove leather, A.99 Grls /z to 9 t *"" Pre-teens / to (black suede only) J SPORTEE blkcfc-mlt (love letter of suede, plus» choce of harvest-tme tones, arls V to S Pre-teens ft to (black.99 WIN THIS 6 BICYCLE The sleek, sturdy Englsh style blk«boys grll, lke bqlt wth smooth-acton gear thft. h bkl w.» wor^h fm.95 Pre-teens swvel strap style n smooth teaue, moccasn type vamp. Red, brown, black. &\ to _! *), Teens to teachers love the Queen Anne heel. In smooth leather, metal tp te, Y» to 9 A WIN THIS TV CONSOLE One of Motorolas mott popular models wth bg pcture, easy front-panel tunng, hsome flnhl worth $99.9 Boysszes / to 6, B&D Boys plllow-vamp blucher n brown wth black sole, or nl black. A QQ Black smooth leather studded bow pump, raper toe, hgh or kll to la, BAD. md-hgh hecu. 8HM, ^ to B Duckes bows lor the lttlest Vots to» Colona Shoppng Plaza Route 7, Colona, H. J.

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DEL MONTE fotp ^57c Fresfc Frfta Vegetables # *«* "*" ** # WATERMELON CATSUP PRIDE OF THE FARM -< G0LDCNC0RH 6-7 HAWAIIAN PUNCH & -95 «-»»> BC BREAKFAST COCKTAIL -65- "" B " nw MOTT APPLESAUCE?m Yftttl CRISCO SHORTENING 8 Hum Bund SWEET GHERKINS HEllMANNS UAr0NNAll *7 GULDENS MUSTARD - COCOA MARSH -- ": 85 MRPLE PLUMS ST- * 5 PINEAPPLE J S X - FRUIT COCKTAIL SK ::5 MOTT APPLE JUKE Ubb PINEAPPLE y Dt«p Mrrf-Chunl CIUCKRs-N*>c«GRAHAM rjln or Sugr H»n«y CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES lurry NSTANT COFFEE -Frozen Food Values ~ l BBY LEMONADE N ty Waffles.,, Jrtons Pot Pn cu Nj Eye Butter Beans! r j J fy Green Beans * *«; k ;! r «Eye Peat & Carrots.. 5 lr s > Mxed Frut» ath *VealChop.ettes... * p Ced Yams Camay Soap SSoap "",. tom Mnd FLUFFO SHORTENING Jb. 8 F«r Salads, CtoklB or Bkn WESSON OIL 8 5 TOMATO KETCHUP.. TOMATO SAUCE I T 6-9 P0nEDMEAT ta - k "l?7 BONED CHICKEN S In. lr«nd tnt 9 SANDWICH lot HELLMANNS " " ;I SPIC & SPAN SMEAD I" All Purpou Lqud Gnr KvuAlyKIrf 7 en. GOLDEN CORN Cmm Slyh MM MR. CLEAN 7 OL GOLDEN CORN Ann P«9» CHILI SAUCE COCA-COLA PURE LARD MARCAL NAPKINS Plu Dtpelt hnnytum br 6 borrlc lb. A&Pt "Sper- *gofao Dary Food Favortes 5 C Of Pnk SWISS CHEESE 55 C J S5«V 9* Camay Soap fpcllyf^thtbth 8 Joy Lqud Detergent II N. 9* Ho ua Dapsh Blue Cheese ImporUd UAI It Rl Qll^AC SharpAm«Kn tax. flfvpudil OII6O r,,l, u,n, Pre«*u Ch«m plj. forgonxola Cheese n*r-*** «Provolone j "^w " 0 n *!] Ghed-O-Bt I p r «!Irch. lṭ» r F«d Jp Breakstone Cottage Cheese cup Romano Wedges J X l Krafts Chee-Whz M***** lr Zest Soap Zest Soap fsrreurtndbtth Ep«cUHyf*rlh*bah r «- 0 t t««l^ry Lqud Detergent Urn ttn 9* Ml Dash Detergent For lulomttc whtrl A& P SUPER MARKET, MAIN SHEET, ^, Wednesdays & Thursdays!tll 9 P.M. ~ FrdaystIMO P.M 7! AtU-tONUllIONEU - *OK H HOUB SUOfflNU CUAUUKX." CUAUUKX" APPLE PIE 5c Angel Food Rng Cheese Cluster Slced Rolls JSSSS For GluBf Wlls n Plntd Srtott ForDlthMlFluFrlot IVORT FLAKES For DJths I Fll Ffbrn IVORT SNOW FtrTktFutllyW Pkj. lw.lt Jucy ^ b. I5OL bofll* 9-69 I largt pkg. pg. pkg. AP e 0 DUZ DETERGENT X 5"r 8 FtrTkFMllyWk OXYDOL DETERGENT Fr l«faljf Wll Dsh** *5 TIDE DETERGENT : 7T FrK^mlBtknoM COMET CLEANSER C THE CHEAT M U M t I C PAjCnC TEA COMTANY Prce affectve thru Sat., Augut 8th n Super Markeh Self-Servce tore only. Ivory Soap Fer drt, Uundry or btth m ; J 9 Blue Dot Duz llu««nd»hlt>d«hr«tnr flnt 0 0 p, "I" Ivory Soap For dthtt, Uundry #nd b*th u.jr. * * Blue Cheer N*w wh d<y tyd 50 New Brunswck Avenue FORDS, New Jersey OHsnp vlsnn of the sprrlal dfts rommlttpp of thr Prrlh Ambnv ( Bulldn Fund as Davd Pavlnvsky, another Fords Mans member looks represents the Intal payment on the club, $,000 pledrc. Both Mr Boerer Mr Pavlovsky are member* of the specal gfts commttee School Ste Talk Is Off Tll Sept. WOODBRTOQE - A conference by the Towns plannng consultants the Board of Educatons educatonal consultants to dscuss the relatve merts of usng the Free School ls for educatonal or Industral purposes cannot be held untl th«latter part of the month due to vacatons. Gordon Oelg, of Communty Plannng Assocates Norman Tanzman, charman of the Plannng Board, are presently on vacaton Dr. ~\ C O Ncholas Engelhardt, educatonal consultant, left for hs holday yesterday. Agreement to hold the conference was reached In a harmonous dscusson Thursday nght by representatves of the Town Commttee, the Board of Educaton the Plannng Board. Frst judgment was to locate the new school tm a tract of 0 acres now held by the Trustees of lyee School Ls, snce addtonal space would be avalable there In the event the Utter School Fre Dstrct nes Fxed actons. Leonard Fscher, representng he Fords Fre Dstrct, sad:,; "We are takng the tam, t as heretofore. We art galnst the ordnance." A representatve of the Hope- tawn Dstrct Just stated that lke the ordnance" that It be passed. Bonds AugJ9ed An ordnance was ntroduced WOODBRIIXJE Bds wll by Commtteeman John Evanko )e receved by the Board of Ed makng sx Colonla road lght naton on August 9 for the traffc streets. They are Amherst Avenue, Jordan Road, mrchase of School Dstrct Lancaster Road, Condut Way, onds n the prncpal amount Clevel Av«n\e Water - t treet. Publc hearng was set The bonds wll represent the or August 8. emalnder of the (8,000,000 A publc hearng on a sgn chool constructon program rdlnance was contnued for a fnancng. The sum of $. lecond tme untl August 8. communty decdes to buld 00,000 s beng pad off an another Junor hgh ele-mallmentary school n the same 00,000. In nstallments of $, A publc hearng on volaton l f the lquor ordnance Involvng Brennans Tavern, Route, area. Members of the school Although some of fle school! charged wth sellng beer to board pont out the urgency of n the program have been g mnors, wll be held August B. provdng classrooms for upwards of,000 more senor hgh process, the Board wth the pleted others ate n th The Commttee was Informed students mmedately. - proval of the State Departmen The New Jersey Departmen of Local Government, has bee of Educaton, n a report to th< usng short-term fnancng local Board, recently, favorec untl now to save on the nter the Free School Ls ste ove est costs. several offered for consdera Under the terms of sale of tt tlon. bonds (50,000 wll be dua Suggeston was made by the September of 960, 96 am that Tylers Country Club whch was dened renewal of Its lquor lcense has fled an appeal wth the Alcoholc Beverage Commsson that the case wll be heard In Newark August 9. The Turnpke Authorty notfed the Commttee that It J studyng the Townshps request Plannng Board Thursday nlgh 96; $50,000 wll be due o: or guard rals for ths turnpke that the tract could be used September of the years 96: brdge In Port Readng that more advantageously for the ;o 97 Inclusve, $00,00 the Commttee wll be Informed I entre communty as a locaton on September,976. of ts decson. for lght ndustry. It s estmated that ratables upward of March September o Commtteeman L. Ray All- Interest wll be payable o Allbanl Crtcal $,800,000 could be added to theeach year the bonds, of $ banl, Thrd Ward Commt- tax rolls f such a step should 000 denomnatons, wll be pay teeman Evanko Commtteebe taken. The Plannng Board able at the Woodbrdge man Davd Mller, Ffth Ward members made t clear they tonal Bank. The. bonds wll begot nto a heated debate after recognzed clearly the need for dated September, 958. addtonal hgh school facltes. Another Confab Slated After the Town Board consultants meet a further meetng of Thursday nght conferees wll then be held. Present at the sesson were Mayor Hugh B. Qugley, Frank Wukovets, Board of Educaton; Comms soners Ralph Barone, John Csabal Wlnfleld Fnn; Mr. Tanzman Theodore H Brlchze, Donald Bamckel am Charles E. Gregory, Plannng Board members Howard Madson, Townshp Boar of Educaton engneer. Mr. Gels represented the Towns nlng consultants. plan ENJOYED VACATION COLONIA Mrs. Alan Lam bert daughters, Cyntha am Nancy, < Marlboro Lane.^hav returned from a seven-week va caton n the Catsklls. Townshp Men Plan Reunon WOODBRIDQE-Thr*toa.rlth-hljn «t&e complant Townshp men are workng o emanated from hs Ward. presdent of the the commttee for the th Resdents of Lytn Oaks, Co- nual reunon of the 0st Ar lonla, were promsed mmedate borne Dvson, Assoclato acton to rectfy sewer condtons. They stated they whch wll be held August h»v» 5 n the Hotel Statle New York. Don SulUvan, 50 Alce Place has been apponted chalrma of the hosptalty commttee Mr. Sullvan, formerly of th 50st Parachute Infantry Regl ment, made the frst mass pa tern jump n the Unted States when the 0st was made IntoBy VFW Unt Saturday an Arborne Dvson, WOODBRIDGE The Ladlea Hartfc Brown, Overlook Auxlary, Veterans of Foregn Terrace, Fords, has been ap- Wars, wll hold a Chnese Auc- ponted charman of the regstraton commttee. WOODBRIDQE An ordnance whch changed thr" boundary lnes of the Pordj Ire dstrcts, wasadopted by s he Town Commlttea.after hort statements by opposng the latter read a letter from Lous Martlne, Avenel, expressng dssatsfacton wth condtons at the Hram Trallec Court, Route, Mr. Allbanl ontended that the Ffth Ward courtesy of dscussng such mat- complaned contnually for three years nothng has been done to remedy the stuaton. The Commttee sad It wll make repars sue the de* veloper for the cost. Chnese Aucton Set ton Saturday at 8 P. M. at the Post rooms, Pearl Street. WATCH FOR OUR OPENING SOON!! FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION (WOODBRIDGK BRANCH) Comer of Amboy Avenue Grove Avenue WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Member Federal Home Loan Bank System ;.j V I ] -. M r jr- I,!

6 asm TAHF STX Sarah Annes Cookng - - Thev rnnmral wpes are easy to mnkr md wll be welconv rl-.an-f fromthe plan bread whrr. 5 a staple n our det, Alw.us srrvr them hot wth plenty of bumer or fortfed maranne Spoon Bread Clps mfal cups bolnp w t«r cups mlk teaspoons salt tablespoons butter or mar garne - larpr C-RKS Sft meal twce str n bolng water. Add butter salt. Add mlk beaten egg yolks. Fold n stffly beat<» egg whtes. Place n a buttered bakng dsh bake 0 to 0 mnutes n en over 5 degrees Corn Meal Muffns cups corn meal % teaspoon salt tablespoons sugar cups mlk tablespoons shortenng eggs. Mx together dry ngredents Ad str n mlk whch has been scalded. Add shortenng cool. Str n well beaten eggs Pll greased muffn tns % full bake 5 to 0 mnutes n an oven 00 degrees. Southern Egg Bread cups corn meal teaspopn salt teaspoons bakng powder eggs tablespoon melted shortenng Vk cups mlk cup whole cooked rce Sft together the corn meal, Bat bakng powder; add the eggs, well-beaten. Str n melted shortenng, mlk rce. Beat thoroughly, pour nto shallow well greased pan bake 0 mnutes n an oven 00 degrees. Corn Meal Batter Cakes cup flour v t cup corn meal teaspoon bakng powder Vj teaspoon salt cup sur cup bolng water s, cup mlk egg teaspoon melted butter 0 margarne Add meal to bonng wate bol 5 mnutes. Turn ntc bowl, add mlk dry ngred ents whch have been mxed sfted. Str n well beaten egg butter. ABOUT YOUR HOME Color can make or break th attractveness of your home. II enhances a hsome house 0 enlvens a dull one. The color scheme of the ex teror of a house should chosen wth the largest vslbl area n mnd. On a one one half story house ths s usuallj the roof. On two two-an<l a-half story houses the wa wll be the largest area for con sderaton..the colors chosen for lesse features are of great mpor tance because they gve charac ter to the house. You have often heard tha the roof of a house should darker than the walls. Ths not necessarly true, It depends entrely on the effect you wan to create. For example a Ugh colored one-story house look hgher f the roof s lgh A dark roof tends to cut th house n half horzontally, dark roof dark walls OK one-story house gves the effe of a small cottage. Proper color plannng can Improve the archtectural appearance of a house, A bad fea- tee of a house can be mnmzed by pantng t n -the same color as tha surroundng color, wth no contrast to call attenton to t. By the same rule you can pont up good features by contrastng them wth ther surroundngs.. ITS ALL DONE WITH MJRBORS A brass b once vsted a small vllage, the people were delghted wth t, but they couldnt make out the tronbpne, so they sent old Cyrus tq nvestgate. Old Cyrus watched the performance of the trombone player for some tme. Then he sad, wth a sneer: "Take no notce of hm, fellers. Theres a trck to t; he dont swallow the durn thng." ODI) AND STRANGE Teacher Can you tell the name of any anftnal culul tu Australa?,\ B0- The rhnoceros, sr. me pe- Techer Wrong. Thats not found n Australa. Boy-Well, slr, K thats exaetr why t would be pecular. SAFEWAY NEW SAFEWAY OPINED THIS FOREST AVE. 6t ST WIK AT BRONX. H Y. SAFEWAY NOW OPSUTMC OVER 000 STORES FROM COAST TO COAST CHUCK s the Choce fongood thrfty eatng! Swfts Franks Premum Qualty 59< Ib. pkg. Grade A Butter Crsco Shortenng Henz Ketchup Clorox Bleach Orange Juce 9< Apple Pe 8 nch pe 9«Snow Crop Frolen SAVE < Bel-ar Frozen SAVE Oc Layer Cake Dugans Small Layers SAVE c. Cherry Pe Mrs. Wagners 8 nch SAVEc pe55 ^ ^ ^ ^ *m m H H H ««Skylark Bread Crushed Wheat Ib. For The Fnest Produce ;.. AH You Need Remember s Safeway! U. S. Choce Grade CHUCK ROAST Shady Lane Safeways Low Prce SAVE 8< Safeways Low Prce SAVE c Safeway LQW Prce Deodorzes & Dsnfects SAVE 9<... o better value for you. Its the full cut. All the good-eatng meat that properly belongs on a chuck roast t left on. Compare youll see that ths mean* more for your money. rfs top qualty beef, too-"usda Choce." Tender, jucy, full-flavored. CfctCk StMk...» 5c Beef Tongue Slced Bacon Ground Chuck Corned Beef " Safeways Low Prce SAVMc BAmtTT TEARS Pear season} httng Ht peak ond the pck of the crap rollng from orchards to Saftway hert. Bg new suppef fresh daly. These are large eatng-ze pears... smoothsknned regular n shape (easy to peel for h o*, cannng.) Sweet jucy to bte nto. Frm-meated, too youll not fnd a "mushy" one n the lot. Come n now whle our Barretts are to good plentful. Prced for peak value. Golden Nectarnes Fresh Peaches Strng Beans Smoked; U.S. No, Grade Delcous Flavor Town & Country Fres Crsp Lean Tender Freshly Ground Boneless Brsket Ib. Ib. Ib. nd Cuts 5< 9 59c 59c Lemonade Bel-ar Frojwn; Regular or Pnk 659 Ice Cream Snow Star; AJsortd Mavon H gal. Legr Sweet end Jucy Tree-Rpened Choce Qualty Tender Crtp Rch fcvorful 9<.S 5 Hot Dog Rolls Bumble Bee.00 IQQRI or Hamburger Style Mr*. Wrghts Save Twce... Save Cash Save Stamps at Safeway! Gold Bond Sumpt Avalable at Most Salaway Jlow Chow Men Dnner Chun Kng Frozen Food combnaton pack 5 Evaporated Fresh Coffee Baby Food Grade A Eggs Town House SAVE 6 Arway Ib. bag Beech-Nut Straned SAVE 0c.00 Advertsed prces effectve at all Safeway Store today thru Saturday, August Bth. J? ^ reserve fte rght to lmt quanttes. None sold for resale. Edwards Large Sze, Breakfast Gem doz Clp out ths Bonus Coupon offer for 50 extra Gold Bond Stamps! Ivory Soap Zest Tolet Bar Favorke lath Soap II "f»^ K«a*y Clean" BOOTH SQUEEZE UNINSURED rnceon,,arz. Unversty offcals have jvarned to!orget aj»ut the telephone booth packng lad thats ;»;»«pjng tft&-.eountry. Tho omp!vo^rs offce MCpUnyr:. "Our u.surance poltete dfo.; oovw phone booth pack ll!!." I Cherub Br; Safeway Low Prce Coffee Vacuum Packed; All Grnds can9 b.

7 I "CAN. PERSONALS rntnu at whch toshlnp, woodchoppng flrebuldnr contesta wll be held, The scouts Mrs A., schelllng, EdUon, Chrstan Scence reader, conducted the servces. Crematon was n Rosehlll Crematory, Lnden. MRS. JOHANNE SOBENSEN FORD Funeral servces were held Tuesday from Koyen Funeral Home, Metuchen, for Mrs. Johanne Sorensen, 7 who attended the Senor Roundup at Colorado Sprng, Col ^Mra. Lester Bergen. rn. Joan Harry have returned home. AvrMlP, Bp e nt a week C»mp Le mm Mrs. Hamlton Bllng Jr Drummond Avenue, who ded > daughter, Dane, attended Sunday. n nfl where they a brdal shower for Mss Carolyn Romano, Long Branch, at MM. Rchard A natve of Denmark, she the home of Mrs. Thomas <ulno, Neptune. Amboy before movng here three lved n Woodbrldge Perth Corps. years ago. -Frank Walter Fendls member* of «-,... &nd Lenorft Olbbs She was a member of St. Ste chldren of Phens Dansh Lutheran Troop 9 St. Cecela «Mr, Mrs. Edward Olbbs at Camp Cowaw, Keansburg, were guests of Mr Church, Edson, Its" Ladles Mr. Wllam Funk, Ver- Ad Socety. non 8treet. She s survved by her hus Debbe, Robert Funk, Vernon b, Marus; a. son, Stanley hare re- Street, speht a week vstng Mr, Mtchell, 8. D.: three stepdaughters, Mrs. Edle Suydam after havng pent Mr* Edward Olbbs, Keans- Mr. Frankln Park; Mrs. Astrlt Nn B om. Dover. Mr. Mrs. Edward Hollowell chldren, Charles, Oerda Murray, Summt; twelv Fortum, RdRewood, Mr,j s orourke,»n of Mr, James ORourke Vera Jean, Edward. form- grchldren; fve grea s:tl gpendlng a erly of Wrght Street, have grchldren; a sster, Mr vstng Mr, to ther new home In Lars Chrlstensen, Fords, Henry L. Hubbs at Jersey Cty, brother In Denmark. mrr home In Seasde Hamlton Bllngs, Jr., Bural was n Alpne Cemetery. ton, Hamlton III, spent a day ft* Club of the fl»hlng at Lake Hopateong, : Church nek They vsted Mr. Mr. John MBS. MARIA SINDET R* " Brtctson. FORDS Funeral servces Sgt. Frst Clam Melvln R. wll be held tomorrow at P.M. rt! Mrs. Robert Mor- Longfleld. Jr., receved a $50 at Grace Lutheran Church! A < " hldren, Robert Jr.. ch«ck from Col. Lawrence H. Perth Amboy for Mrs. Mara Homes Park Averf.sts at a famly the U, 8. Army Broadcastng ded Tuesday. Knapp, commng offcer of Slndet, 8 Lnden Avenue who,,v nt the home of Vsual Actvty for the Pacfc branch In Ryukyu Isl Uwd In Perth Amboy before A natve of Denmark, she «r*. Davd Morton, The presentaton was made at movng to Fords 6 years ago. jmm Vogt chlmd Denns, Wood- Longflelds suggeston wll save brush. Then two men wth two,vr Port Bruckner, Oknawa. Sgt. She was a member of the heavy - equpment machnes Grace Lutheran Church, Perth worked two weeks to wden the hsvc returned home the unt $760 per month. After Amboy, an honorary member dtch," fr, rnv vacaton at havng spent three years In the of Its Ladles Ad Socety «l< wth Mr. Resdents of the area seeng Par East, Sgt. Longfeld hs membet of the Dansh -. spn dauh- the actvty there Tuesday nood. ; Gull, Newark I p> -. famly are. returnng to the Unted States for assgnment came to the ste. Interrogated! Mrs. Robert Mor She Is survved by two daughters. Mrs. Mary Johansen an< water durng the heavy ran- In Fort Sam Houston, Tez. they sad the dtch took the Idren attended Iselln Chemcal Hook Mrs. John Hutchns Jr., Fords, r tv n honor o Ladder Company. Djtrjct storm two weeks ago, but the \:y;; Rahway, gven fve sons, Martn, Andrew flow was so heavy It moved wll hold a dnner-dance a Meyer, Fords John an,v :nm Allen, MenloAuth Avenue Frehouse cele huge corrugated metal ppe, Chrst, Edson; sxteen grchldren twenty-three great,r. of the faml bratlng U thrty-ffth annl whleh s to be used In the constructon of one of the two, Mm. Rchard Allen versary Saturday nght. grchldren. brdges leadng Into the school. > < * Mr. Mrs. Qeorge Maxwell chldren, Ruth Ann. Rev. Herbert Hecht wll offcate bural wll be In Al- qute a dstance. Mrs. Joseph Fur- : d.rrhwr, Lnda, Fath, Hope, George, Jr.. "You have elmnated one pne Cemetery. ;:,- rrt (nests Of Mr, Charles Street, Mr». Vernon problem," sad one mother, "but.,:.rys ORourke, Auth Gordon, Lmestone, Me., were I am afrad you have created CARL G. JOHNSON guests of Rev. Mrs. Alton another. We are afrad that r.a Mrs. Ralph Rchardson, Englewood. Mrs. FORDS Funeral servces some youngster mght fall n.d chldren, Nna Gordon wll be a guest of the wll be hold tomorrow at when the water s hgh vark. were guests Rlchardsons for a few days A.M. from Flynn Son drown." M^ Inng Chopk, more. Funeral Home, East Avenue, Perth Amboy, for Carl Q. swered Mr. Otlowsk, "Is to see "Our responsblty," A-.pnue. Several members of Iseln Mr- Joseph Mon- Assembly of Ood Church attended ths ground breakng flooded. Your responsblty Is Johnson, formerly of Hamll to It that your cellars are not! chldren, Carol ton Avenue, who ded Tuesda In Roosevelt Hosptal. Brooklyn, were ceremones at Bayonne Assemb- to mnd your chldren." nnd Mrs. Joseph ly of Ood Church on Sunday. He Is survved by a brother, The woman ponted to Avenue. Other The card party scheduled Raynar, Newark hs moth-jsmal chld not more than Mrs. Oeorge for August 9 by the Womens er three ssters years old who was playng In ;.;!rren, Otorge, Club of seln at the home of brother n Sweden. the thck, gooey mud near the Andrew, Mrs. John Cwekalo. has been Rev. Lyle OanRse wll offcate bural wll bp In Rose- r. : Mary Anne, Keas- canceled due to the Illness of hlll Cemetery. Lnden. :: : -V VISIT PROJECT: A County mprovement to elmnate flood condtons In the vcnty of thp Nrw Dtver Rod elementary school, wa* Inspected by Townshp County offcals Tuesday. Rhnwn stamn B nn a new plrcp of heavy equpment whch was used to wden deepen a dr;n; W dtch Is Oommttccman Wllam Warren, Fords. Others are Mayor Hugh B. Qugley, Board of Educaton resdent Frank Wukovels Freeholder ^< nrxe Otlowsk. banks of the dtch whch at that tme had but an nch of stagnant water n It. "That chld s not mne," she Mrs. Cwekalo.. :.:r.< Wllam Leda thtfr. Lnda, wefda, Lncoln Hghway, an- Foundaton Aded sad, "mne are taught to keep IKOOF THAT IT WORKS; The wdenng deepenng of a long dranage dtch Mr. Mrs. Peter Fer- n the rfar of \>w Dover Road.School has solved the problem of flood condtons. The v /, Lnda nounct the brth of a daughter away, mnd. I chased that By have at Passac Hosptal. The couple Carnval pcture above, shows how the ner banks contaned the water durng, the heavy ranfall chld away several tmes vacatlonalso h»e four MM. WOODBRIDG It was a two weeks ago. A small ehla s dhown peerng Into the water " the photographer the mother tola me I had no slated he was there wthout adult supervson. Resdents of the area have expressed great deal of work preparng re- rght to do that" fears that a chld mght drown n the dtch after a heavy ranfall, Robert Scank, freshmenb frxlng food.; The Freeholders promsed H.»«. _-, ^. have returned OBITUARIES penny-ptchng, book toyhgh ralng wll be constructed!,,,.,. n- motor tour sts, but when t was done on each of the two brdgesblack top an eght-foot $6,00; Inman Avenue, Co-$5,000; Inwood Avenue, Co a successful carnval was chldren wll use gong to schooljpank walk wll be constructed Iona, $6,500; Iona, $,00, dranage, com- mapo Moun- ANNA M Adrondacks over a group of Woodbrdge INANDSEV Another project vsted was near t)lb brdge. The total cost Brdge storm sewer projects are Spa Sprng, Wood- brdge, culvert, $,000; Wood pleted; Freeman Street, Wood- n New York fords _ Pn#r.l a*rvl C.«voun «sl(>rs nad ralsed * 5 ^ or Colonla Boulevard from St. wll be $,900. Bluew*re held l yesterday vmtord.v frnm from lht MlddlFsex Coult y ch»pt«r Oeorge Avenue to the brdge at Other road projects are Co-brdge, new brdge near Perth Avenue, Colona, storm sewer, of the Natonal Foundaton. n Pennsyl- Orelner Funeral Home, Woodu.ra fronter, j brdge, for Mrs. Anna M. Fer- Colorla Lbrary. The road" has Iona-Iseln, Mddlesex Av«nue, Anjboy lne on Amboy Avenue, $8,500. The carnval, attended by ecn wdened paved wth "<! at Lake dlnsen, 775 Klne Oeorxe neghborhood youngsters, was held n the yard of Mr. Mrs, y guests of Road, who ded Sunday whle Wllam Orausam, 75 Rowl K h. Wllllama- vultlng^j*r daughter, Mrs. Place. The youngsters who arranged It vert John Orausam, Kdward Mar- Douglu Haberstroh. BaptU- < N. y.; Mr. town. Ttrry, Gary, Ronald Mchael Dzurn. Mchael Ste^. ". Johnson A natve of Denmark, the re Mrs. Wllam tded n Fords 0 years wa«phen Bedard Ned Gerty, Falls, Ontaro.! member of the Frst Church NOTICE ; <: < junor grl of ChrUt, Scentst. Sewaren. French report gans aganst the.wood- She l also lurvlved M heralgeran rebels. or Scout* hujb, H. Vl»o Ferdlr- Camp Wan-ten; another daughter, Mrs. Please take Notce that the Regular "ark, yester-lcnute Jeruen, Metuchen; a *»s Hawa on. Oeorge W., Fofd; seven! : sorrow the grchldren a lster In n ld tourna-denmarlt. THI lst a» )l,t- BANKING If MAIL! our only msson depostng here, When weather s wet, A bankng-by-«-w form, t btd-weather gear, Is then your best bet! SUfl^ OF FORMS NOW - THEYRE FREE Hrf knl Company rv> h Amboy, N.J..«the Servces cder * Dtpottt buuano* Corporaton Bg Share (Contnued from Page ) the water. We put fve men to work wth power saws to cu down the necessary trees NEW JERSEYS ONLY PAW MUTUEl TROTTING TRACK DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES :5 P.M. RACING DAILY AUG. 8 thru OCT. (very Thunday It Wdtt Day Admsson (Tancj.. $.0 For R«srv«ct Box Scats flm.> MMhold»JM» [ Traffc Crcle, Juncton <l Rawlt.9- IMCHOtO, N. J. "RIDE WITH PRIDE- IN A CLEAN CAR" Woodbrdge Car Wash I 79 RAHWAY AVENUE WOODBRIDfE Phue AIK - NEW STEWARDESS; Mss Theresa Mury Hvnes, De- Grass«Street. Fords, Is a graduate of Amercan Arlnes stewardess college at Iort Worth, Texas, has been assgned to flghts optrl\nt out of LaGUardla Ar- Port. Daughter of Mr. Mr*. Thomas Hynfs, she Is a gradjr uate of Woodbrdge Hgh School, class of 957, was formerly employed gy Gen BUDCtr Meetng of the Woodbrdge Townshp C, t Board of Health wll be held August, 959 at 7:00 P. M. nstead of regular tme of 8:00 P. M. for THIS MEETING ONLY, due to a Publc Hearng on the Bondng. Ordnance for proposed sewers covefed by sad Ordnance. /" HUGH B. QUIGLEY, Mayor WOODBRIDGE LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL STORE ME -05 WOODBRIDGE, N.J. SERVING THE COMMUNITY FOR 5 YEARS 7 INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL DO-IT-YOURSELF Why not buy the BEST? It may cost a lttle more, but ts worth the dfference. RAHWAY AVENUE-Near the Gt Hall the Mutual Store. Mon. Fr to 5:0. Tue,. Wed., Thu*. 8:00 to 5:00. Sat. 8:00 to Noon PLAYGROUND NEWS INMAN AVENUE SEVEN I.FGAI, NOTICES )or,r\s :\\r hnnda to hp «cr*pt*r run* rhnv flrat matvrng, anr f twd. >r nnr^ bl(rt#t«nfffr Ift ftwtpt Th* > nrnt ]»aat Amount, htn to th# t:r -, Rll* H»m, Supervlor [der olwlnn to pat!h*refnr bt After mnny phfv prlrr. Thr purrhawr mn postpotlfments p p n t s Am p«y an nmoun «qml n!h«dto to the heavy rans of last to week, the tle settng contest X".""" p " vmfn " " h p " r h " WRS fnally held. The wnners rkht l rfatrvpd n r»)*rt all were Denns Hacfcett, Kathleen ^»«t, h ",»«^ T ^ Corolla, Oary Brady, Chrstne be» K \f«corolla, Lnda lft Kathleen *" tll( " r " " r rmur»< tn d*»nat Donnelly.nd Mchael Donnel-^T^Vr XBSRXVI* ly. Thp judges were Mrs, J. f»ton << tua Townshp of Mrs, H. pantos, Mrs. A. MnodV. Al! COntflt*ntsan Incorpwttd bank or tmat r»m rerpved certfcates of award. plnt Th * ^h ck, of } hr Thursday a s modelng b n n»rt W pal show Was held In the afternoon wur* th» Schnnl Dltrlrt from «nf The wlnntn w»r» n»rv 7o> ]ott nnltlnt from th fallura /t ne wuuws were Oary. Zac.,,,,, b]dd, T ^ rom lt wlth th,,, rm, Olynn Oregory, Joseph DeBz-jof hu wd zl, John Donnelly, Russell: T, h * "" t»dd»r may at wj Sterlng, ert Sterlng Peter Dnerman. Robert Dnerman. Amtrlc hll hl prorlr* tht h th«in- Rob- Stn B,o"S;VK of th* Dnlt*d tht 8u*t b n< " of " f nrfjt on utch bonds It Utblt, ftf In the runnng races held shall b» tutblt t fut.ur» datt, for federal Incomr tn pmpoma, ana Thursday for boys grls th«i wh at* I te dapolt made Mr followng were wnners: Lnda tm wll t» rfturntd h«wll Hcnnlng, Brad Wnlow. Patrca Keatng Gal Laure. f ht propoml. (w MlltTtd of hl«contractual obt- Otton arttnr from tht aretptane* All receved certfcates of Propoula thould b«addrtawd t< Mr Hrlm H. Andaron, S*cnurr, award. The boys grls partldpatlng In the tryouts for the Junor Olympcs to be held at the Woodbrdge Hgh School Stadum are: Patrca Worthman. Tony Sampere, Tony Santos, Walter Kurteja, Peter DeSmone, Tom Astorlna, Oary Brady, Alfred Ramos. Kenneth Worthman, John Wlkowskl, Kupper Charles Klen. LEGAL NOTICES THE noart) Or EDUCATION Of THE TOWNSHIP OF WOOnBRIDOU IN THg COUNTY Or MlDDLXSCX JffW JEHSETf NOTICE Of U.JW.MO BOM) SAL SEALED PR^POelLs wlt b«h- culved hv th» Board of Educaton of the T<nrnhp of Woodbrldm, In tht County or Mlddlam, H* Jtrwy. lt tht Bajrcm Arenu«School Ban-on Artnue, Woortlrldrt, N«w Jtnty. on Agut»,»5», untl 8:M oclock P. M., at whch t!m«they wll b» publcly opentd unt mnomced, for thj purrhaa ot M, Sohool Dltrlct Bond nl Md School Dltrlct. The bond wll b«dated September, U5S, wl! mature (wthout opton of pror redempton) In th«prncpal amount j of $50,000 on September In nch of the ytm 980 to M. both Inctuslre. MM.OM on Beptemttr In e«ch of th«yan MJ to P75. both lncluwe. IM.0W on SeptemberM, B7«. wth InUrert payable March September In etch year. The bond) wll ba lwtd In btarot form wth eounona wll be of the denomnaton of fl.ooo each. wll be rerllttrable na to prlnclpal only nula both prncpal Interact rtconrertlbe at thr expense of the holder Into cou;nn bond! wlt be nayatl«at thr prncpal offlm Of Woodbrldrf Natonal Bank n the Townthlp ol Woodbrldne, New J«raey, \ lach proposal must apeclfr In «; - multlple of /8 or /J0 of % a lnjlr rate of Interest not eceedlnn $"> per anaum whch the bond* are to bear, no proposal wll be consdered whch apeclfte a rate hltthrr than the lowest rte atated In tnr legally acceptable propotl, Enrn proposal mult ftate the»mo\nt bd tor the bond: whch, hull be nolesa than J,S00,0«0 not more than.j0000. A* bctwttn l«tllly scceptnblt pro- PDMK specfyng t»t am» rate ol Intereat, the bond wll be sold to the bdder complyng wth the term* of sale offarln? to accept for the amount bd the lent ln^unt ofl Board of. educaton Townhtp at Woodl)rld l. Buron Av«nu«Schftfll, Barren Atenlf WondHrtd*. V*9 traev, encloatd n a a«al«d»nlopt mtrktd on tht onlalda "Pro* poaal for Bond!" Ht Mcceadul blddtr wll b* furnlahtd. wlthmt coat, wth th*» > provng opnon of H**fcln, D*l> fl»ld ft Wood to tha tltol that th* bond art ralld «allt bndng tj of amd Sohotl Dttrlet, all tht tnabl property wthn hlth wll b«subjot to th \ttj of ad Talorem tf to par "III bond I lnterft thtreon, wthout lmtaton of nt> or amount.. m>n D«t«d July, «5S H. AMDIMON, B*erttary I.-L. mm Wednesday Yes! 7WRSDAZ TOO! NOW BARGAIN LADIES DAYS tonewyork AND NIWMK SAMM COACH T* Yt Allt PIOM N*w«k Mew Ywk Nsw Irmtwkk $.0 $J0 MtwIM *.. M lo Rohwoy. *.5I JO Ellob«tb,.,,^.7.0 MMNO W«l«*U*yt w Th«rvyt-M ny lr«l««rlvln«htmmk tttm MS AM. er N«w Y«ft *** M0 AJ*.»- «r Ma IWM fr* Ak attm a*««* UM *I«M *BM<O lvr» rr»m Ntw York Ntwtrk. I* aw* t* bay Mnh Mal IMIJIIMJ MR. l*»la MI^M ht Ptnnsyfvono Ralroad The FORDS NATIONAL BANK Now Payng HIGHER INTEREST RATE I (Effectve July st) INTEREST Per Annum Now Beng Pad On All SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Complete Bankng Servce Jon Our Vacaton dub Spacous Parkng Lot Drve-Up Wndows OVER 0 YEAKS OF MSBVICE TO 8AVEHS The FORDS NATIONAL B A The Frendly Bqwtfc of Fords,?Vew MEMBER FfDIRAL RWERV; SYSTEM MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COltf. ] *,

8 n< MB PAOE EIGHT The Crows Nest Bark A pan But bet you never even mssed me last week I took a week of NEWS FROM THE PLAYGROUNDS EAST r.rf.fn STREET Graff Raw. Suptrvlnnr On Tuesday a bubble (dm ontcrt WBS held. The wnners are as follows: Nancy VnrgH, rene Colby. Wllam Knvnrl Carol Varna. Thr Mrs. Andrew RHM. Thursday a dnl] show was held.j my vacaton went back to The followng were eontrst my old stampng grounds New EnKl. Vsted my sster In Massachusetts, went swmmng n Connectcut, spent a day wth other members of my famly n New Hampshre I know you folks are tred of hearnr me rave about Yankeel I do admt we have lovely beaches gr country n New Jersey but there Is somethng about gon; "bark home" every once n a whlf that tugs at your heartstrngs. Maybe ts because It s all ted up wth ones chldhood, Anyway, It s lovely up there ths tme of year, especally us ants: Gernldlne Hatfleld. Nancy, Varga, Andrea Dl Blaslo, Carol Varga, Joyce Oyenes Nancy Szummdcz. Durng the, week the chldren made several (rntnsky, Cathy Paransky Dfnsc Pnransky. Thr followng chldren partcpated In a varletv show: Dfnsc Pacansky, Anna Lynn Barsl, Chrstne Ol!, Edth Pabon. Patrca Francsco. Patr- Otvclfl Kos Mary Lengypl. GROVE STREET Patrca Snydfr, Supervsor Wnners In a s modelng contest at Orove Street playground were as follows: James Snyder. JefTery Mller. Johnj Nagy, Thomas Ondrynck. Mchael Dacko. Kevn McDon- dfferent, knds of potholders. Steve Zapotozny Mke ough, Thomas McDonough Stawrkl presded over the s Ann Hunt. modelng contest. The wnners The chldren takng part nj were as follows: Oeraldne the arts crafts program Hatfleld, Joyce Oyenes. Nancy were as follows: Allen Mlnkler, Varw. Maron McCarthy Carol John Mlnk er G m y Mlllprl VWRB Unda Hacker, Nancy, Rjchard Toye, Szymowcz, Bernedettr Bdett McM Thomas McDonouRh, Kenny Carthy Phlp Gyenes. On Frday, Mke Stawekl conducted the game, M dngh. Hutnclt. Rchard Peck. John Nagy, Bernle Slafler. Mary Ann you drve along the country Dolores Snyder, CB roads wth ther ancent stone James Snyder, Jefjfery Mller. Melvln Moorle were Sy Kovacs, Bruce Kovacs, Joyce Gyenes, Carol Var fences; the churches, sparklng whte, bult close to the road Raymond Daddk) Lnda ga, Nancy Varga. Phlp Gyenes. wth the buryng grounds n the Daddo. Nancy Szymowcz, Bernadette rear; the barns panted red. The chldren who went to the Barney Jack Fazlkos, Mary Gerek, Eleanor Musakowskl, the nevtable colle dog lookng McCarthy, Lnda Hacker j Y. M^ Ann Mayorak, Peggy Zampno. Frank Pallskas, Blly Gardner, at you wth great Interest as yougeraldlne. Hatfleld Unda Bell, Dolores Snyder, Theresa Nardello, Tony Veloquez Angleo Patsy drve by; the cows grazng under STRAWBERRY HILL Dlauro, n IPJ n f- m *, "OPERATION FITNESS" YOUNGSTERS TRAVEL TO NIKE BASK Thrty-fve hoys srts who have partcpated n the physcal ftness program sponsored by thr Cnlona Sprncwnnd Swm Club werr taken on a bus trp Saturday to the Army Nlkr base at Browntown. The chldren wrrr treated to refreshments by Army personnel, toured thr hasp saw many msslr dsplays. o-: AVKNTF. follow IIR hurls M. Walsh, Supervsor S very nrr pnl.hnldrrs nlr ll tn- playground Thomas, Barbna bara!!!,!! I IK followln! chldren; Pa; Ilngerr. Wyne Collns. Std ; ca Hnoher. Chen Ann Rnmnsl, Stephen Pln- Boyle Fnn,,.lames Qtalr, Jeffrey The chldren John Pntnw, Harry nwklnr pothold.:c( cr, James Rtche, Utvln. Iocs. RUPsts at Kr Dnlo. Jarqulyn Klrccow. Ln- joyed a ml Kcnsnll. Unda Wnlnh, Kntl- Imlf llu "frl slence as the chldren Krcwnv, Bonne Clodt. pa ted In a qu et n rm Rnam, Joanne Brancha- The wnners are fna.loyre ZPsmer, Susan Olnl, In ne Ku Barbara Wttnm" KMn. (leorre snd Lnda Zcls- I,orn mond Leom Thr, NHIICV Nclkam. Russell Rohbn Collns, Evelyn HOPE.AMN Nekam. Beverly Rapshaw A h«h game ofm "">< ^UPA ;by Jm McCarron dm"n A watprmclon party was en-^econd trp to Ma J by: Carol Jacques. Nrncylthls summer, olen Vnt " Mary Ellen Apostal.l.showed chrmplon mvn Apostal. Jacqulynrolled games of n- rl >, MWarl Spano, Davd Othprs takng nnrt»,. Lnda Walsh, Kath- ad Raz/o AW Klrczow. Kathryn Ronald Cannella In* fobrrt Walsh. James Qunle.yl. Rchard Esk.V r Susan, Joyce, George, Llndadacsko, Bruce. DPbra Zusmpr, Lawrence Slankrwez Ev McKcvn, Russell Jnrqe.s. Lnda Kensdll, Joyce Ma, Frances eluded Stephen Ken!, I-ornty Oflp Palmblnd.! LONGHILL AVENUE ko lld Vctora Younjbluth, Snprrvlnor Wnners of s mo FIFTH DISTRICT day, s modolnp contest; Congratulatons to Blly Dej contmt held at the Jean Southern, Supervsor Monday, baby contest: Tuesday, Foe the new 959 horseshoe lwwe: Deborah Totn. t Gary Haustak, Helene Evon The followng chldren were arts crafts, pet show: champon of the play(jro\nds stankovl^, Keth Mnlu Wllam Mller, Allen Mlnkler, Al Pne. the wnners n the copper Wednesday, marble shootng throuthout the townshp. Lorentz^ Mrhsel Susan Wassel, Margaret Wtenewsk, Denns Bonk Paul SEWAREN SCHOOL to the Y.M.C.A.: Mary Ann Judy Barr, Judy Wensten, parade Frday, a hobby p cs held at Longhll Avenue The followng chldren went plaques contest: Sylva Rsso, contest; Thursday, costume Wnners of the Junor Olym- vlte - The followng chldren made the corn "as hgh as an elephants eye" wavng In the Nagy. Maranne Bloom, Supervsor Sesnowch, Robert Sesnowlch, Mke Cncola, Johnny Pper, show. jplnyuvound were Dane Robert-j potholders: Edth Daz, Anna Lynn Barsl. John Bedl, Chrstne Gll, Darlene Barsl, Jmmy breeze all of t spells New LYMAN AND CHURCH A bullfrog jumpng contest Allan Sesnowch, Jacke Olver, Rchard Dskon. Blly Bernath s.n. Bettv Annr Byron. Patt contest of the vat PI- bafl : OUTLOOK AVENUE Engl, As I flew up, the tobacco felds of the Connectcut Pudrow, Buck Peoner, Mlchele STREETS was held on Tuesday. The wn-mchaeners were Ken Bartos, Jack; Kenny Curts. Jmmy Mosa- The followng are wnners! Those who enjoyed a swm Evon, Marge Evon, Alan Luettchau. Cun-an, Kathleen joanne! Jose Qfald HudaJ Ellen Woods, Supervsor a, hn Soos. Jane Ph Scopnlch, Robert Woods. Bllly Nleml Mallnowsk, p c, Rrt «. Robert Valley, now covered Seaman, John Tobak, Paul Anna Mare Seuotto, Supervsor wth Gordano, Patrca Holovackb kowsk ( Judy Koty. of the potholders contest: Judy n the YMCA pool were Jmmy Chauan, Bobby Chaupn, George Chrstne Cht Popan. Mm cheesecloth, looked lke huge Barsl, John Hoabar, Joann Last week the fnalsts for George Arway. A plck-up-stck contest was Wensten. Blly Bernath arl Parry. Rche Maldanls, Keth Morrell Ed Doscher. Peter Lorentz, L t Gn-uld >\ the Junor Olympcs were lakes. Underst the tobacco Those who splashed around also held. The wnners were Bobby Campglla ONel,Algert Maldanls, Tommy Stevens Fred Marx. sented the Lonnhlll Avenue D Denns Stankovt?. These wnners also repre- John Sa-tlllaro. Denn growers were hard ht ths year member of Trnty Epscopal chosen. Those who proved to be at the Y.M.C.A. ths week were Mary Ann Sesnowch BLANFORD AVEME playground at the Junor OlynK Edth the plants were attacked by Church here. He s survved by the best In a seres of contes Cerol Behaney. Robert Fedak, Kathy Daum. The judges were Herb Head. Supervsor pcs held at the WoodbrdgeMojr, Jm McCnnnn some knd of Insect, but those hs wdow, Francs: three chldren, three brothers, Rene A., Wnners of the 50-yard dasl were chosen as fnalsts. Robert Klemp, Janet Mayt, J. Duffy Allan Pne wth Durng the week potholders have been made by the follow- I saw as I drove by later n the James Ryan, Rchard Ryan Mss Kuznlak.,wrre made by the followng: ng: Mke Krmp, Kathy Pal- Fred Marx. Keth HRh School Stadum. Kublnak, Herb Kenv V"n week seemed healthy to me. Hasbrouck Heghts; Edward N.. were Dorothy Brozowsk, Mar Rchard Sholt. Yes, t was a nce week, won- Baltmore. Md.. Henry M., garet Sonnenberg, Leonar< MENLO PARK TERRACE Rebecca Howe, Susnn Barcrmnps, Wnners of the bke race] Br uce Mohr. Tne derful weather, etc Jpw > clt^ ft slstpr Mr s. Sonnenberg, Bob Fennell, Pa A stuffed anmal show was bara Mrszaros, Bll Brown. Teddy ONel, Albet Maldans, were Edde Doscher Edde YMCA pool trp Dorothy Fot, Supervsor now I am ready to get back to H<l olt M - Johnson, Sudbury McGettlgan Danne Sdot held on Thursday. The wnners were Frances Ryan. Carol ;sullvan. Ed Stan Sahoda, Patty Dunda, Jean Theresa Jmmy Denns Parry, John Brennan. ; week was enjoyed by wu A su-prsc party In honor of Ruff. Tommy Stevens, Allen j, rwnners of thr doll contest Kcefp. Denns Barnn. work. Mass.... Pfc. Wllam J. Albrecht, statoned wth th were Leonard Sonnenberg, Eu Fot Monday mornng by thejcark. Patty Cathy Bou- Jeanne Patt Swft, Jacke Wnners of the potato rac her brthday was gven to Mr.s.:jj Behaney. Brenda Anderson mny McQueeney Francs Hornyak, Pat Tommy Belz, were: Barbara Soos, LeslejRuffo. Gerald Ancyl j Hellwg, Ida Bnrnsce, Joel Re-!Yuhasz. Tom Gmsenn In the MaJbag: 50rd Avaton C, rd Armored Georse Slagy, Karen Jensen gene Antlnello, Margaret Sor followng chldren: Tommyjver, Harry Johnson Cathy Bruce Connelly, Army We. Raymond J. MC-Dvson, n Frankfurt, Ger Pat Holovacko, Anta Wasllek nenberg, Mchelle Hoffne Halm, Davd Cook, Robert Fot, I Thompson. Hayes Greg Hayes. ron, Rosemary Balog, Donna Barar > Bob Moras. Genrce] Gee, son of Mr, Mrs. James many, spent a three-week fur Jeanne Rodney, Patrck Coyle Frank Sgnorell, Pat McGettl Allan Iglay, Il Domnc Vl Vels d Wnners of a clean up contest Congratulatons are n order Rubrght, Glenda Hll, Susan deyko Tom Romon. P. McGee, Worth Street, lough wth hs parents, Mr. gan Lnda Sue Hoffner. Jhrstlne Gortvay, Matthew Steve Krk. are: Patty Sulll- Matt Devln upon placng Asbrldge, Jule Durette, Clare Dunda, Jean Sull- Mare Burns, Cathy Acqulsto, N.L.R.B. STUDY Iseln, recently qualfed as ex-mrspert In frng the M-l rfle Avenue, Avenel, at Cranbur; the basketball throw were Sam Albrecht, 0 Park ordano, Wnners of the softball throw Kathy Nartowcz, certfcates were awarded to van, Pat Hutchns. Kenny Coyle, Theresa Sullvan ourth In the horseshoe touma- Judy Huzar. Cndy Gabrck, The Natonal Labor he followng chldren for the ment n Woodbrdge. Susan Meszaros. Patty Soos, Mchelle Sherry, tlons Board hss set up a whle assgned to the th Infantry Dvson n Germany many for 0 months has nenberg. Margaret Sonnenberg, Arway, Antonette Gordano, ludy Klose, Debbe Gahr, Lnda playground n Junor Olympcs Lake. Wllam has been n Ger- lugene Antlnello, Leonard Son Jack Gerek, Pat Ross, George :.ean up contest: Lnda Fasso, Harry Johnson was the wnner of a horseshoe tournatoent. man. speed ts hlng of Those who represented the Debbe Smth Phylls Fred- mttee to help.streamlne McGee, a constructon specalst more months to go. Frank Sgnorell, Molly Son at Olsen, George Sank, Mary Slose, Bll Prare, Donald! were Greg Hayes, Rcky Matthae, Fred Marx, Teddy ONel, KENNEDY PARK management problems. CLINTON STREET In Company C of the Dvsons rd Engneer Battalon, has At Rom: nenberg. Pat McGettgan, Bll Sefczek, James Holovacko, Joanne Kopervas, Clare Mller, Keeley. Matt Devln, Bll Hanrahan, Joseph Taylor, Supervsor The commttee, whch j rce, Frances Tarn Sharon The followng, are the wnners of a doll contest: Vck Sdote Danne Sdote. Wn been n the army snce August Angel Varona daughter Luke Coyle, Robert Sefchek, Paul Dunda, Jmmy Woods ners of the runnng broad jump Wnners In the 50 yard dash A talent costume parade suggest revsons of rules, Plnksava«e. Marlyn Katona of last year. He attended WHS Barbara, Freeman Street Denns Coyle, Gnny Gerek Alen Hornyak. are Leonard Sonnenberg, Eu for boys were: Jmmy Can, was held ths week the latons procedures. Kathy Katona..,. Robert A. Wensten, son Woodbrdge. have returned Janet Cohomck. of Mr. Mrs. M. Wensten, after spendng a month n Sangene Antlnello Frank Sg- Tommy Stevely, Steve Haber, The followng are the wnners of the egg contest: Marsha Helen Hgh, Supervsor Donnelly, Barbara Savtsk, sons actve n the labor-d BUCKNELL AVENUE followng were wnners Lnda of N.L.R.B, offcals The arts crafts project Mke Can, Ronald Speel, Jay IOIJBIU. Mddlesex Avenue New er Madrd, Span. for ths week was potholders. Streker, Prank Henz, Dover Road, Colona, attended ThAweek both the boys Meszaros, Vck Pnksavage A race was held at Bucknell John Anthony, Leona Thomas, agement law feld. Receved a M a card from Judge Certfcates were gven to Judy Howard Houghton. For grls: Schultz, Lnda a pre-reglstratlon conference?rls enjoyed themselves learnng to weave dfferent pot- Erc Estok. Blly Pasterak. ners were Charle Llndmar, Lorrane Estok. John Kunle, F.T.C. NOMINEE APPROV Vogel hs brde from Coyle, Erc Hanson, Carol Behaney, Luke Coyle Jm zeky, Barbara Houghton. Jlll Susan Greenfeld. Joan Gormt- at the Unversty of North Swtzerl. They wrte: "The Judges were Mrs. Jean B"nc- The Senate Commerce < Carolna. He wll be a freshman folders. Wnners n the arts COOPER AVENUE Kenny Varshady, Bruce Launhart, Al Davsson, John Wan- country here s beautful. We Ott, Patty Rogan Ann Mc-Mary Ann Llscnsk, Supervsor ton, Mrs. Rta Savltsk Mss mtte e has approved the: at the Unversty n September. md crafts for the best potholdare n the heart of the Alps Those chldren who wll rep-darbyesent the playground at the wnners were: Jmmy Can, peted won the rght to par- In the mxed races the! The followng people com- Jane Kubert. naton of Sgurd And... Its a daughter, Judy Paulne, for Mr. Mrs. Joseph :rs were Pat McGettgan, Mchelle Hoflner, Andrew Provn- enjoyng every moment, Tomorrow we drve to Lugano, A dress desgnng model- former Governor of South Najavts, 50 Morrs Avenue, (unor Olympcs on Tuesday Steve Haber Susan Greenfeld. at the Woodbrdge Hgh School the followng are the wnners: the Federal Trade Comn tcpate n the Junor Olympcs n}; contest was also held ;kota, for a seven-year ten Yurenda Cosmo RoSs. sano, Lnda Sue Hoflner, Joseph Kara, Dane Nason, Bob taly, for some, sunshne Metuchen, born July 9 at Mddlesex General Hosptal. M.wmmR. Hope you are hav- oyle, Patty Holovacko, Brenda In the potato races the Wj n.j Stadum: Peter Theodora-,re Francs Ksh, Patrck nnel Charlotte Hoflner Najavts s on the faculty of ng a nce summer."... Mr. Anderson. Dane Rasmowcz, ners were: Denns Becker, Al copouos Mark Jacobs, Maran Woodbrdge Hgh School. Mrs. John Sullvan, Amboy Avenue, Woodbrdge, have Adelene Lang, Supervsor FREEMAN STREET Elane Molte, Judy Trusak, Haber, Susan Greenfeld, Don- Geol e e. Chrstne Reynolds, y, The Newly Renovat tne Kulczyck. Freeholder Wllam J. Warren, 875 Man St., Fords, attended returned the rd annual conference of vacaton from Danny Panko, Rchard Sholt, Rchard Ryan, Rchard Ellen Berger Peggy Dechsk, Mchael Quarto, Bruce Dwyer, Johnny Wanchal, ^. ad Prce, Steve Haber, Mary Anta Vscom, Henry H Zbkow- joyed the YMCA were Jmmy Kubert represented three-weeks On Frday, a baby contest durng whch they ras held. Wnners were Eleen Maron LJbs, Janet ert. Davdson. Peggy Kernan, Davsson, Blly Hancock, Cathy FALCON HAI the Natonal Assocaton of vsted n Calforna Las JcNulty, Joan Zullo, Dense lagy Coert Voorhee. In the softball throw contest George Natusch Helen JJscnsk. Barbara Petty, Blly Angley, 0C Pulaak Av«.. Carl Novak, Mchael Safchnsky, aurnament held at Woodjrdge. County Offcals at Detrot, Vegas.... Takng basc tranng at Fort Dx are Thomas J. lobn Jakovchuk, Maureen Mc- GLEN COVE the wnners were: Ronald addeva, Eleen Bornemann Mch.... Rchard C. Baker, The followng chldren won seaman, USN, son of Mrs. Kubcka. son of Mr. Mrs. ulty, Allson Qugley Do- Glora Kunak, Supervsor Speel, Mchael Can, Donald, Bruce Launhart Charle as the artlsls ln a Celeste Bake^-65 St. George Joseph Kubcka, 0 Smth een Zullo...Junor Olympc races were Prce. Jay Strckler, Blly Pear- ^ Lndmar. T.V. Is Now Avalable lng contest: Jme John son. Steve Haber, Jmmy Canl Arts Crafts were made Avenue,,A«enel, s servng Street, Avenel, Seymour B. An Olympc contest was held held at Glen Cove playground. Tommy Stevely. Axen, Carol Vergura, Sdney by many of the boys grls. Repar WEDDINGS aboard one of the Navys new- Chamovtch, son of Mr. o determne the representatves for the townshp tournaners: Helen Golden, Paul Gol- The followng were the wn- In the basketball throw contest the wnners were; Susan Clare Wageman. holders were made. Blanchard, Merca Maurath A beautful assortment of pot- Mnmum est escort vessels, USS Claude Mrs. Hyman Chamovtch, 87 Servce SHOWERS Call Jones, whch s engaged n her ment. The wnners wer*e Joe len, Judy Kotyk, Mary Ann School Street, Woodbrdge.... Greenfeld, Patty Grogan, Edth An event chldren look forward to s the dog show. These The wnners were: Mare Mag- A baby show was held Frday. BANQUETS OavaleU, Janet Swlst, Robert Sesnowch, Bobby Sesnowch, Intal shakedown tranng Three Townshp men who have Sforza, Vctora Fot, Steve cruse n the North Atlantc. Southwell. Prank Meszaros enns Golden, Alan. Sesnorch, Mchael Evon, Kenny enlsted n the Navy Joel A. Haber, Ronald Speel, Tommy chldren were the wnners for er. Bobby Hopta, Eleen Dwyer,.50 PICNIC AREA The Jones left the States the luddy Stllman Kathy Estok, 5 Lncoln Avenue, Kords; Stevely Jmmy Can. ther dogs: Georgana George, Jean Musarello, Dona Wllams, j Ran or Shnt mddle of July wll vst [zer., Edde Curts Kathy Mchael J. Mller, 78 Remsen Potholders were made by thechrstne Reynolds. Judy Vergura, Jane Axen, Jerry Carlo, Marc Petty, Karen Wllams! Donna Joyce, Susan Hopta FRANKS Meetng Root Stockholm, Sweden; Kel, Germany, apd Cowes, Isle of Wght. Erlkson, Albemarle Road, was held. The wnners were Potholders were made Susan Berenzy, Arlene Alexan- Maran George, Elana Prete Janet Dwyer, Debra Snger Rado Televson For Hre Avenue, Avenel, John H. On Thursday, a pet contest Jaum. followng: Kathy Magure, Jottngs: Colona. Betty Ann Lazok, John Lazok he wnners are as follows: der, Bernadette Sforza, Edth Catherne Colangelo. George Houseman. The judges GS New Brunswck Ave. For Reservatons Ctl Jeannette Oalvanek Rchnd Galvanek. Marge Evon, Robert Golden, Fot, Davd Cook, John Klnk, the wnners are Irs Palumbo, Lnda Karpowch, Paul Golden, Sforaa, Tommy Halm, Robert In the stuffed anmal show were Chrstne Mager, June FORDS "" g, une I would have gven a mnt to H Houseman d Joan Davsson. Phone HI -067 Kl have seen Joe McLaughlns Last But Not least: FIFTH AVENUE Robert Sesnowch, Robert Hulak, Helene Evon, John Sasala, Susan Sttzer, Lnda Fasso, El- McCarthy, Barbara West Karen Judy Klose, Dane Fantau, June Axen, John Axen, John face when he came home Monday saw how hs fun-lovng Joanne Ferol, Supervsor Bom at Perth Amboy General Hosptal, from Colona, a neghbors "decorated" hs home Potholders were made at the Judy Kotyk, Russell Hapstak, len Caffrey, Debbe Gahr, Unda DApolto, John Mele, Lynn SUMMERS NEAR daughter to Mr. Mrs. Albert Hofacker, Hlllcrest on North Street.... Cadet Ffth Avenue playground. The dde Curts, Jacke Olver, Klose, John Martn, Shela Mele, Mary Carol Freeman John Shallock, a recent graduate of Gettysburg College, has Beverly Schmdt. The Curts. judges were Nancy Dengeleg Helen Golden Kenny Matn, Tommy Stevely, Vctora Dane Mastrangelo, Elano Prete, Road... from Woodbrdge, Fot Dana Mee. Judy Schortz, Judy Davdson, completed sx weeks of tranng daughter to Mr. Mrs. Dav Two teams have been formed Gregory Wageman, Nancy Rees, wnners chosen were Luclle $.t Reserve Offcer Tranng Watson, Martn Terrace; among the teenagers a,vol- Lawrence Foley, Maran George, DAgostno, Lorane Jewers son to Mr. Mrs. John Jew- leyball tournament has been Gary George Donna Olesen Corps summer camp at Fort Betsy Goglas Pat George G. Meade, Maryl. ers, 69 Sherry Street... fromcathy... Word has been receved Iseln, a son to Mr. Mrs. A pet contest wat also held here of the death of John S. Robert Clouter, 9 Bedford The judges were Dosy Naumyk derussey, 5, sales manager of Avenue from Pords, Betsy Ooglas. The wnners Rado Staton WCAU, at Memoral Hosptal, West Chester, ard Wolff, 70 Woodl Aveta, Lorane Jewers, Lnda Trel- daughter to Mr. Mrs. Rch were Joseph Mchael Saet- Pa. He was a resdent of Glennue; a son to Mr. Mrs der Judy Naumyk. Certfcates were gven to the wnners moore, Pa., Mr. derussy was Warren Legh, 9 Snyder Road born n Woodbrdge was a & daughter to Mr. Mrs.Erwn Dugasz, 50 New Bruns- Nna Soke Pat Barbato FOURTH STREET wck Avenue.,. from Avenel, Supervsor* /^>. I! a daughter to Mr. Mn. A talent show was held at STATE THEATRE Woodbrdge, N. J. Mr-C«ndUloned far Your Comfort TODAY THRU SAT. M»Unee AUG. 6, 7, 8 Dully Wed., Ttmrs,. Frl., S»t. Mghty Saga of the Worlds Mghtest Man! -Plus- Faterscn-Johannsen Pctures H. THRU WED. AUG. J, 0>, B!nj Crojby, Debbe Reynolds n MIjEFHIjE TUTRS. TlJttU MOW. AUG.. M, C, U, H Jfohc Ware*, Wlla. HcUen n THURSDAY THRU SAT. "DONT GIVE UP.THE JUT Wth Jerry Lews "TAKZANS GREATEST ADVENTURE" Wth Gordon Scott (Thursday Matnee BUtt at :00 P. M.) Nat. tn. Co started Team one j conssts of Dane Poolet. The judges jgs n John Klnk, Bernadette Sforza, ths contest were the Msse Susan Sttzer, John Ferrar, A copper contest was held. he followng chldren are were he wnners: Robert Sesnowch, aul Golden, Gary Kuznak, Mde Curts, Gary Hapstak, lohn Sasala, Judy Kotlk, Rob- Chrstne Reynolds. Merc Jmmy Meer, Bobby Stevely rt Golden, Marge Evon, Helen Maurath Paulette Pflefl Shela Martn. Team two von, Blly Gardner, Helen The followng chldren conssts of John Martn, Rchy mad folden Kenny Curts. The artcles chosen to be n Kodla, Roger Versyzla, Joyce layground also held ts footlall game. Paul Golden made townshp arts crafts show Meaalsk, Pat Brown, Dane June Axen, John Axen, Lyn Fantau Bob Hart. Mele Jance Iscnsk. he frst touchdown. Wnners n the jacks contest The followng chldren en A pyro lace contest was held. were: Sy Weston, Patt joyed themselves at the Y th; The chldren made many unusual dffcult artcles, Nelson, Robert Zambr, Jacke Byrnes, Marlca Maurath, Johj James, Steve Nelson, Bradford week: Chrstne Bobal, Rober Francs Sldboda, 80 Cozy Cor- the Fourth StreetAlayground. he wnners of the contest Ott, Danne Dngwall, Joseph June Axen, Dane Washe> ner frpm Hopelawn,» Those lwttelplttffwere Susan ere Jacke Olvqr, Mary Ann Carey Nancy Egan. wlcz, Georgana George, Mara daughter to Mr. Mrs. Dan-Baslclel Sharkey, 58 Florda Grow Carldlo, Carol Carldo, Theresa rt Sesnowch, Kenny Curts, at tm "V ths week were: Strasser. Leota Carldo, Lnda Sesnowch, Paul Golden, Rob- Those who enjoyed swmmng George, Lynn Mele Josepl Road. Mckey Nardello, Susan, Marge Evon, Allan Sesnowch Gregory Smon, Stephen Jaker, Next week wll be loaded wtr Vrgna, ggy udy Kotlk, Edde Curts, M Mary Jane Barnes, Ja* 8trcker, fun, games contests Pr Il Zampno, Donny Coppola, Lucy Robert Fot, Allan Iglay, Wllennls Golden, Robert Golden Lombard!, FOltDS Oalaszquez Carolyn Zullo. elea Golden, Jop Var, Rch bl.l.ly N. ankowsk, Da d Cook Jerry Wess. On Thursday a race was held. kk Jmmy Mosakowskl PLAYHOUSE ISELIN The wnners were Kathy Zamersen, Gary K)znalt, Und AIR-CONDITIONED ene Jankowsk, J k k Harold Hld AnA BI--IMI AIR-CONDITIONED pno, Susan Baslc, Zampnq, Edde Veloquez. TomKarpowch, Robert Hulak, J«SUNtUY THRU TUESDAY "THIS EARTH IS MINE" Wth Hurt Hudson, Jen PmmolU "THE LITTLE SAVAGE" WU) Pcura Arcecdarz WEDNESDAY, HUNGARIAN SHOW ENTIRE WEEK! TODAY THRU The Mghty S»u of (be World* MgbtlMt Hu! Cost ol Mlllona C»bt o( Steve Reeves D/alS opt-color - Hut - The BffMt Thns Snoe Creaton! 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9 - -*w*^ H.W uav*l A [IJU If r JEh»mt mu Charlet E. flrefory Edtor Pnblher ftll,., xtn Pre. weakly oa frum; ; PUBLISHING COMPANY Charles E, Greory, gy, Pretldent wrrnoe F. Campon Vce Presdent Md Treasurer Rememberng FathfulneBa T!v Town Commttee now Is en-,,,(! m attemptng to formulate a ^l!m nt polcy for muncpal emp OV,s Ths sft formdable task nj,,; nt one whch has been consd-,,,! npatve by major ndustry as :,-,,n< of assurng peak effcency :n,,;., Mon, of affordng a far,,,,; nty for advancement for those ;,,!;.r themselves to a career. of an arbtrary res probably the most df- of any retrement sys-, T T:,h s because there are those :, wth extraordnary vtalty v Hf fully capable of contnung :;:..: utvty when the termnaton Uf h n ;K hed. There also are those :,,,, ncapactated, ether mentalv vs!cally,,at the same age. The.,., lmb, then, s to make a de-,:>, v h wll apply equally n all o> m the hardshps facng the T <^mktee nvolves such cases s :.>.ntown Clerk B. J. Dungan, n a publc employe of un-! - f ntegrty of metcu:nn to duty, for somethng u 0 years. Under ordnary lves, Mr. Dungan probably f retred some years ago MS remaned at hs post n the.l.ble hope that some knd : : allowance mght be eatable; to who has devoted so -.s fc n the publc servce, - ably, ths should not be ; It should be remembered, nng hs tenure he has not lfted by what mght be ^.vely salary, *.. there are others n the ; +-mpoy who also are en- me knd of consderaton rt-t rcment tnte^fmes. We :: "f, of course, to gnore : l honest performance of :! vv,- (oubt f there are any n :; n :ty who would advocate y. Ths oblgaton, then. vumbent upon the Town " make provson for those people owe a demf, n the n nf any retrement pro- r "/f«/>/e :)t Innovaton progress n collabora- (lh )p among the varous! ; wnces, was made last :: "pesentatves of the ^vnrnment, the Plannng J - m Board of Educaton!U " De most advantageous mposed new senor hgh lm "»ry that a tract of 0- A " >>< nto the possesson of " ^-"d from the Trustees of,: J " nl Board took the pos- ^ " )Uld be an deal locaton u clopment for the new "" : * junor hgh a buldgrades, wth sufj for play <s The tract npw «the ) naton to determne ts """but the Board s con,»mately be gven ttle. v """«^ard, notng the re- "" at reage n the comh " r st»u s avalable for n* that because of the ""ustra park developllt ^ would brng, such me advantage to the needs because p.f the " Would Jl Produce, the employr the p&y- rolls whch mutd beneft local mlflfnts busnossps mmedately recognzed, careful "jurty of t was promsed by the Board ducaton. It may not be adopted eventual of cofrse, but the fact It wll receve thoughtful consderaton s encouragng news ndeed. Further, the fact t was made receved at such an unusual occason should nspre smlar cooperaton among governmental agences n the future We certanly hope so. Where the Blame Wh enev er a msfortune or tragedy trkes, the frst thought whch comes to our offcals s to wrte a law. Sometmes a law s necessary, but t should be dctated by sound judgment not by hystera. It has been sad ndeed to learn o, the deaths to small chldren whch has resulted ether from carelessness on the part of parents or because plastc coverngs of varous knds have been used by them for purposes for whch they were never ntended. The way t remove the danger s not by the elmlnaton of plastc coverngs but by nstllng n adults some sense of the responsblty for the safety wellbeng of ther youngsters. After all, so far as we can learn,.nfants are not.generally permtted to whle away ther tme n amusement wth a buzz-saw stll a buzz-saw Is no more lethal than a plastc sack In. the wrong hs, as recent hstory so dramatcally shows. A plastc sack, once t haj been used, has served ts purpose should be destroyed mmedately so that t wll be out of the reach out of the curosty of an Unwttng chld. If we cannot depend upon parents to exercse ths smple cauton, then a law on the statute books can hardly be expected to provde protecton. Plastc n packagng protecton of f food fd d other commodtes has been one of the boons of our scentfc development. Its mportance cannot be mnmzed or dscarded merely because adults wll not use the elementary common sense whch should be expected of them. If they,can keep theh* tots away from buzz-saws, they can keep them away from plastc bags. Such responsblty s all that safety requres. It seems hardly too much to expect. TRENTON Should people travelng on rubber tres help people travelng on steel rals? e answer comprses the newest bggest problem facng Governor Robert B Meyner the members of the Legslature. A dstnct departure from normal, t was brought about by the serous fnancal condton of the ralroads, the unpredcted surplus funds of the New Jersey Turnpke, the benefts to rural resdents gen erally, especally the com muters, whch may result f th State helpb the ralroads. Abonment of commuter trans would make ghost town* of many rural communtes n New Jersey. Daly commuters would be forced to move neare ther work n New York Phladelpha f the trans stop runnng. Every mornng lfo.000 New Jersey resdents commute to New York to work return to New Jersey n the evenng. An addtonal 60,000 trave from ther New Jersey home to work n Phladelpha an other Pennsylvana ponts, t Kennedys Complant Senator John F. Kennedy, Massachusetts Democrat, leadng presdental contender, says the abolton of tate prmares the growng number of favorte son cdates s stflng the peoples voce n the choce of presdental cdates. Kennedy spoke out after Governor Qaylord Nelson of Wsconsn, sad he favored sendng a favorte son dele- the "same tme 6,000 Ne Yorkers come to "New Jersey U gaton to the Democratc Natonal work daly 0,000 Pennsyl Corventon. Also, Kennedy was recpntly dsapponted when developments n Florda toqk a smlar turn. The Florda Congressonal Delegaton voted to support Senator George Smathers as a favorte son cdate at the conventon, Flordas Governor, Leroy Collns, dd lkewse Kennedy had hoped to campagn n the prmares n Florda Wsconsn, hs supporters beleve that f lne young Massachusetts Senator does not make an mpressve showng n the prmares, thereby comng to Los AngelM next July, wth a preponderant number of delegate votes n the bag, he may mss the (nomnaton. In Calforna, Governor Edmund G. Brown has also made t clear he wants no outsders n Calfornas delegate competton,, several other Governors, Includng Governor Robert p. Meyner, Governor G, Mennen Wllams, of New Jersey Mchgan, are also dscouragng outsde cdates from comng nto ther states n quest of delegate votes. It would seem that the country would beneft from some unform system as far as prmares are concerned Howevtr, ths f a matter for the state! to decde, n the past even m presslw prrhary vctores have no won presdental nomnatons for men lke the late Senator Robert Taft Senator Estes Kefauver. For better or worse, there s nothng that the Federal government can do about prmares, for ths s a matter for the states to decde, even though the system may well stfle the aspratons of some the expresson of the voten In some states. vanans daly travel east to work n the Garden State. Ths to from movement woul collapse f trans are aban doned, Meyner clams. Tho Governor recently pro m^ted ntroducton of a bll the Legslature to authorz mmedate use of $0,000,000 n exstng surplus turnpke funds to relevp the ralroad tax burden. Eventual use of $60,000, 000 n antcpated turnpk surpluses by 988 s planned. The General Assembly, ow aranch of the Legslature, w reconvene next Monday to pa the measure. The State Senate, PUR OF IHJMBELLS Under the Captol Dome By J. Jsteph 8rllbls lew taxaton," warns the Gov- :rnor. "There te no other plan valable. The only other proram would be new taxes. Ceranly the plan te a great po- ;ental aganst new taxes n ;he future..illty, 950 Mr. Charles K. Grcrnry Edlt.nr, Tho Independent-Leader 0 Ornrn Street WnnrbvldKc N. j. nrn Mr, attrory: Uo :rtclr Methodst Chmes By KEMNETH FINK, Drector, Prnceton Rfvuroh Servce PRINCETON - In New Jer-.Inly Mll sey, somewhat more than our I wsh to extend to y 0U theout of every four voters across expressons of pleasure appwflnn of the members of the state consder themselves Independents: that s, Mr Wnodbrldte Methodst they thev normally vote for the Church for your gracous arfrlf Mrs. Bnlfour has repre- man. rather than for the pr... P»rty to whch he belongs. you wth a most exac well wrtten report. t wns happy to fnd that she WBS sent because you had notced apprecated the musc yourself. Very sncerely, THEODORE C. SEAMAN8 Your New Socal Securty have already pad socal securty taxes on $,800 for 959. Recently I changed jobs my new employer s makng socal securty deductons from my wages. Is ths proper? A. Yes. Each employer oblfced to make these deductons on your wages In hs employ up to,800 per year. However, you may clam credt for all socal securty taxes hare been collected on wares n excess of $,800 per year. You da ths when flng your ncome tax for the year n queston. j A. After my retrement, at age 66, my; company wll pay me a penson. Wll recept of ths penson prevent me from gettng my socal securty bene- nd on other streams n Salem A No. Under the earnngs MEYNERS TRAVELS: New bounty. Excellent crops of hay, test the workng husb :rseys travelng Governor om, strawberres, blackberres teft may not make the grade n the md vegetables were harvested 960 presdental run-qffs but should of course notfy m U as long as the banks ls recent travels should help were she has not already done so. mantaned. Destructon Q, Do you have any lterathe ture that wll explan the way qualfy hm at least for neglect of dke^ caused tary of State. l to be aboned snce earnngs affect by recept of After a prolonged tour of the 95. Sovet Unon wth eght othe A Salem County group has Governors whch, lasted negotated a loan of $5,000 Home Ad- month. Governor Robert B wth the Farmers Meyner s off agan to Puert mnstraton to supplement a After You Start Gettng So Rco ths week where he at Federal grant of $88,000 to cal Securty Beneft Pay tended the annual Governors help return the to useful ments". Conference whch concluded farmng. Salem County has yesterday. He s a member of contrbuted $,000, makng a APPROPRIATION BILLS the Executve Commttee of th total of $,000 for the project, Presdent Governors Conference. Esenhower has sgned blk appropratng p p p g $, $, Whle n Puerto Rco th SMALL AUTOS: The State 97,6,67 to the Agrculture Governor wll stay longer than of New Jersey may operate a Department $,6,500 to the other State executves to fleet of the smaller cars n the the Offce of the Presdent for dedcate a trade offce of thfuture. the fscal year that started Port of New York Authorty a At the present tme the State July San Juan. At every opportunt y l.. has sx small cars n the fleet the Governor has promote The new cash allotments for of bjgger cars ther trpde relatons between South use the Agrculture Department s more n dem than the are $0,00,90 than Aftercan countres th larger cars, especally by women employes who travel n ther executve offces bll appropr- Esenhower had asked, the few York port. After jthe dedcaton, th work. One small car n the ates $5,000 less than he I Governor wll fly to Caracas State Department ^f Insttu asked. captal of Venezuela, for tlons Agences car pool s luncheon speakng engage always booked up well n advance. Sovet West German Socalsts de-l ment promoted by the Amer- polcy. can Chamber of Commerce Ths s consdered a ran dau by the Governor because mssed an engagement at Caracas South Amercan trp sx months ago due to arplane engne falure. LAND RECOVERY: - Some of Souljh Jerseys bes agrcultural l may be recovered n II fts? A. No, You wll be enttled to your monthly socl»l securty cheeks unless you have earnngs (ether wages a«an employee, or ncome from selfemployment) n excess of $,09 hch have been aboned pw yea " r m 69 or many years n the lowerl * drawng my Delaware Rver area.? lal sec u r ty checks. My wfe 6f also recelves In former years thouss of v benefts. Ths year she expects to earn cres of bank l were farmed long the Maurce Rver?ohansey Rver n Cumberl When the> larger Amercan car manufacturers come oujt wth a seres of smaller cars In October, ther popularty durng a ; prevous among State workers are expected to Increase. If the prce dfferental s great enough for large scale fleet operaton, the State wll operate a number of the near future. Two Salem (Jounty meadow whch s seekng more nfor companes have receved a Staty nstallaton pumps wherever possble, because of the maton on the spendng plans, Federal grant to help restore reconvenes on August to dkes whch formerly pj^vented potental savng of seven cents tackle the problem. floodng. The project, located perl gallon under the prce pad If we dont solve the ralroad near Hancocks Brdge, s the at regular gas statons. Inclfrst...^ 0 ~> -* number under con- denta, ly ^ m t e of New Jer. commuter problem ths way the only other way s through slderaton "Dont take fy word for t - «k ywr fttttfl* the smaller vehcles for certan types of usages. State offcers employes have been asked to obtan ther gasolne requrements from sey consumer va bulk delvery about two three-quarter mllon gallons of gasolne each year. Just Paragraphs Todays Defnton Grdle: A devce to keep an I unfortunate stuaton from! spreadng. Coast Guard Mag- azne, Judgng by Latest Reports One thngs you can say about, typcal televson show t stcks to ts guns. Worcester I (Mass,) Telegram. Self-Relance Tho surest place to fnd a helpng h s at the end of your own arm. Mason Cty) Iowa) Globe-Gazette. Tme wats for no man, but t sometmes hestates a bt forj a woman of 9. Irsh Dgest. Fancy SettUft, When other summer fcton palls, there are those attractve "low cost vacaton" brochures. The Chcago Trbune, Independents Prefer Kennedy Over Stevenson to an Nxon Over Rockefeller For 6 0 P Nomnaton It Is ths group of Independent voters that wll hold the balance of power n New Jerseys all-important I960 Presdental Electon. For ths reason, the New Jersey Poll has Just completed a statewde showdswn survey among rank fle Independent* to determne whether for the Democratc Presdents nomnaton they would prefer Senator John P. Kennedy o former Governor Adlal Steven son, presently regarded aj th front runners for the Demo cratlc nomnaton. At the same tme, the sam cross-secton of Independents Nxon M% were then questoned on whch Rockefeller X7 of the two front-runnng OOP No opnon 8 cdates, Vce Presdent Nxon Eght weeks ago. answers to or Governor Nelson Rocke- the same queston on the two feller they would prefer for the GOP leaders showed the fou, GOP Presdental Results of the nomnaton lowng: Nxon. 55%; Rockefeller, 8%; no opnon, 7% n- survey just completed show that n a showdcatng lttle change n that over $,00. Wll ths have any effect on my checks? socal securty benefts?, A. Yes. Wrte to us we wll arrange to send you free, a pamphlet enttled "If You Work down vote, Independents prefer Senator Kennedy of Massachu setts to former Illnos Oover nor Stevenson by a margn of about three to two. Rank fle Independents also personally told New Jersey Poll reporters n face to face ntervews that they prefer Vce Presdent Nxon over Governor Rockefeller by just about the same margn. When New Jersey Poll staff reporters put the followng queston to a cross-secton of voters who classfed themselves as Independent voters: "Suppose the choce for Presldrnt In the DemocratM Conventon In I960 narrow* down to Adlnl Stevenson John F. Kennedy, whch oo would you prefer to have tn«democratc Conventon te«left?" * "he statewde result*: I IndepenMts Only Kennedy 5g% Stevenson JJ No opnon. 9 And when these same Into pendents wore asked a second, queston on the way they felt about the two GOP men regarded M tho favortes for th«oop Presdental nomnaton*: "Suppose the choce for Presdent In the Republcan Conventon n 960 narrow! down to Rchard Nxon Nelson Rockefeller, whch one would you prefer to hare the Republcan Conventon select?" The results statewde: "] Independents Only ment over the past two months. From the above fndngs, It would appear that so far as New Jersey Independents are concerned:. Senator John F, Ken* nedy Is preferred over Gov* ernor Adlal Stevenson for the Democratc Presdental nomnaton,. Vce Presdent Nxon If preferred over Governor Rockefeller for the GOP Presdental nomnaton. Todays Poll on Nxon versus Rockefeller was completed before the mpact, of Nxons vst (Contnued on Page 6) Buy Stocks NOW... or Wat? At any tme, n any market, there are stocks that are a good buy..,. but ther prospects dffer Rome stocks may promse captal growth others, attractve dvdends. Also at the same tme, ^err are some stocks that wed advse you not to buy, f you asked us. H ultmately depmds on you. doesnt t? How much do you want to nvest? Why do you wan*, to Invest for captal growth or for dvdend Income? Lets get together talk It over. No oblgaton, of course. T. L. Watson & Co. FOUNDED 8 MEMBER NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Drect Wre to New York Complete Stock Tcker Servce PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK BUILDINf (At the 5 Corners) Tel. HI -650 MONROE A. 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10 sew sr «PAOF TEN Star Tlt On Sunday COI.ONIA - Thr All-Star Malnr I/fugue Bumr hrrf- wll _ be plnyrd Sunday nt P. M. """"* at the Lttle UvKf feld. In- " mnn Avenue. Plans for the (fame were made nt a meetng Monday neht of Lttle Fellows Leasue offcals at the home of _jg> M Snn Olaonmo who wll be general mannster of the exhbton mutch The teams wll be dvded fnto East fnd West wth Carl Larqbert manner of the We.<f, nd Tom Donaghle, maneer of the East, Four bovn wll he pcked from each of the followlft teams to play for Ewt Phlles. Prates, Redless Cubs: Tour wll be pcked from the Braves, Olnnts, Podeers Cards to ploy for West, A Softball (tame. between managers coaches of the Major LeagueR aganst manager coaches of the Lttle Fellows WAS also planned. Ths wll take place Monday, August It,»t 8 P. M. at the Pennsylvana Avenue feld. Cal Donnelly wll manage the mnor league team, Larry Fred - l, League presdent, wll manage the Major Learners Refreshments wll be served later at the Cvc Club. Plans were also made at the meetng for the Lttle League dance to be held Saturday, August 9, at the Cvc Club. George Esposlto s charman, asssted by Larry Glasser, Mrs. Grace Paradls, Joe Pryor Bll Seharman. Tckets wll be $ musc wll be provded by the Sharp Tones. A group of Lttle League pa rents hopes to meet next week wth Townshp offcals to dscuss Improvng the Pennsyl vana Avenue feld for next year.. Half of the Colonn Leagues games are played there, the other half on the Inman Avenue feld. Mchael Abaray s charman of the group workng on ths project. Colona Student In Socal Work COLONIA A Colonla teenager, Carolyn Kmball, daughter of Mr. Mrs. W. Montgomery Kmball, Dover Road, was mentoned quoted n a story n Sundays New York Tmes. "Km," who wll be a junor when she returns to Mt. Holyoke College n Massachusetts ths September, has been part of a group of 76 students ths summer partcpatng n a program run by the Socal Work Recrutng Commttee of Greater New York. Holdng down past two days, pad jobs as employes of socal agences all ov?r New York, the college students have been workng In settlement houses psychatrc clncs, hosptals etc. Most of them have decded on socal work as a future career. The "Tmes" says: "Km Kmball," who lves la Colona, N. J., came nto.the job expectng to be favorably mpressed strengthened n her decson to go nto socal work. Her job wth the Communty Sen-ce Socety on the East Sde has done ths, she reported, l was only afrad that I; mght become too nvolved) emotonally wth the,chldren, that the Job mpht be too bg," she explaned. "But I dont feel that way now. I feel that f you CADDIES AT THE COI.ONIA ( OlNTRY fllb: Ths cheerful group, some of whom shot better golf than the people they caddy for are part of the 00 caddes employed ths summer at the Colona Country Club. They are Heft to rght! Don Wenslow. East Clff Road; Rchard Hutchlns, 0 Colonla Boulevard; Kred Eckert. 0 NeptunePlace; Tony Dalla, Avenel; Bob Brtten, Colona; George Shalestk. assstant caddy master, nnd Steve Ruscak. dean of the caddy corps. who has been caddylng for 5 years. Only Men are Cowboys, Boy Exclams Nursery School But Grls Prove To Be Good Rders NamesTeacher _{ Cooperatve Nursery Inc. announced the appontment of Mrs. Adolph Wohlgemuth, Westfleld, as teacher for the afternoon class. Mrs. Wohlge- nnth studed at Hunter College; :ln N. Y. s currently takng] courses at. Newark State Teachers College, Unon. For the past fnur years she has been a kndergarten teacher n the Wnfeld School, for about ten years pror to that, taught n the N.Y.C. publc school system. The Playschool Cooperatve Nursery s a non-proft, nonsectaran, Inter-racal organzaton located at Ashbrook Swm Club, Hghl Avenue. The jsclool servces the Westfleld, Clark, Rahway. Colona, Iseln areas. Interested parents are urged to call Mrs. Mlton Mntz, FU -06, or Mrs. Jerome Frtel, FU -86 for further nformaton^ WHEAT VOTE VIEW Presdent Esenhower has gone on record as sayng It was sorry choce wheat growers have to make n votng on "WHOSE TURN NEXT ON THE POMES?" That was the queston benc asked for the past two days durng the free pony rdes sponsored for neghborhood chldren by Salvatore Zocch, barber shop propretor, Colona Boulevard. Mr. Zocch solds wth the horse on the left, steadyng ts rder, Joe Parks, 5. Mary Anne Mowel, al&> 5, s astrde the other pony, contnuance of Federal producton controls of the 960 crop The Presdent made the comment when asked at a recent news conference f he had any.,.... :advce for the growers on the COLONIA There are a lot cream cones, lollpops, West. All the best rders are^ of thrfr anm]al of kds here who had ther frst plastc ran kerchefs for the men because only men are cow- chance at rdng a pony n the mothers were also part of the;boys." festvtes. Salvatore Zocch, whose barber shop s located at 59 Colona Gurval of 8 Rdge Road, Twelve-year-old blonde Grace who Boulevard, had two Shetl pones avalable for any chld who would get n lne. A course was staked out n the empty lot behnd the shop two older boys guded the horses young rlderg around. the boys seem to st better Mr. Zocch fgures that about n the saddle," Is how Grace 00 chldren had rdes. Repeats sums t up. were allowed up to thre^e tmes "Youre nuts," repled around the coure. Free ce Booth. B. "Look at the Wld COLONIA A total of 75 en- most coupons for the contest res have been receved to date wll also be awarded, as wll n the "Charmng Chld" con- several other przes, can help one, you are helpng test sponsored by the Sster-[ Judges n the project wll be t whole famly." hood of the Jewsh Communty j Mayor Hugh B. Qulgley, Frank Meetng wth the youngsters Center. Mrs. Alex Grufter, 5Q:Wukovets, charman. Board of were members of the socal Jordan Road. Is charman of Educaton; Mrs. Ellen agences partcpatng n the the project whch wll end on beauty salon propretor; program, whch s desgned to September 5. A Lnden pho- Ruth Wolk, Independent-Leadtographer s cooperatng In theler; Bruce Ellott, Rahway draw college students of goodwll ablty nto socal work. contest, JNews-Record. Mrs. -Gruber s It s estmated, that even Fnal przes wll be awardedstlll acceptng entres, though the 6 socal work at the card party October 0 schools of the country have sponsored by the Ssterhood at (5.O.P, CONCEDES. I larger than normal enrollments, the supply of traned Frst prze wll be a 6xfl-nch rjave wrtten oflt any chances of: the Hoffman Boulevard School.! Republcan leaders not only] socal workers falls behnd framed ol pantng on tapestry recapturng the Senate n I960,! about 0,000 each year. cf the wnnng chlds portrat. but also are not now expectng! Kms eght-week partcpaton n the program ended last chld of the mother sellng the These leaders clng to the An 8x0 ol pantng of the any sgnfcant gans. week, Monday she hope that f they can elect a three college frends took off Presdent next year they wll BACK HOME n the Kmball famly c,ar from be Able to carry the House of Colonla for a sx-week Mp to COLONIA - Mr., Mrs. Representatvea wth hm. But the West Coast back. Harret Vermlya, Prnceton; Caro- have returned from a weeks of 9S6 958 n mnd, they Morton Roth, 8 Calfon Drve, wth the electon experences lne Wllams, New York, vatlon at the Nevele Hotel, are not certan that even the Charlotte Potter, Houston, Tex. Ellenvlle, N. Y. electon of a Republcan Presdent are makr the trp wth K m would assure a Republcan "The Kmball famly happens wth, whch has been left House. to have two cars," Mrs to Mom Dad to wheeze Democrats, on the, other Kmball sad yesterday. "One Is around n." h, are confdent they wll up-to-dats servceable, the The grls expect to vst return to the Whte House, reof other I«an om Jalopy. I dont many of the natonal parks on tan control of both branches Congress, probably gan need to tell yo% whch of the thejr way west, wll wmp two cars the grls drove west out most of the tme. n the Senate. reterendum on the bottom of my foot. I thnk the grls rde bet- Pat Thats a fone place to has been a good, steady patron ter here," Grace answered po- have It, Nobody can step on of the rdes, says that tely but fnally, thnks the grls haff proved to be better rders than the boys. "Theyre more patent than Charmng Chld Contest 75 Entres Receved by Ssterhood to Date; Judges Selected by Commttee Your Ifrescrptoj j Is The Heart of Our Busness We have compounded thouss of prescrp- \ tons over the PAST 8 YEARS. Our everncreasng prescrpton volume enables us to mantan the farest prces to you. PUftLIX PHARMACY 9 Man tyetl Woodbrdge Open Evenlnt fll 0 P. M. Open Sundaj Tll P. M. WMWA IBUT EVEN SO "But were not n the Wld McGnty Ive a terrble corn Cut, Wash, Reshle Permanent Set AH Permanent Waves Done by Fredrc Hmself (OUR HAIRDRESSSER Phones: ISO Elm Ave., Rahwaj FU FU -700 FREDRIC nd SEVEN Cpbl. Har SljUtJ to Sent Von BU\ THE BEST FOR LESgS Vets No DoWn Payment! Non-VeU tloo Down! Woodbrdfe~f 5,900! You wont be norry If you take a look at ths f-yetr-old nulonry home I bg bedrooms I Bpadout lvng room! Modern ktchen I H baths! Oversze lscaped lot! Many extras! Call Dal IUJWI VVoodbrld»* Splt Level 8 Booms % 9,500! -yeu old home on Barrqn Avenue I ) gorgeous bedrooml Spacous lvng room! Fornll dlnlnj; room I Futur^ulo kltcoenl fnshed _rec. rooml Utlty room! SO 00 lscaped lot! Dont wat! Call now tor»pu Barton 7 Room-,»00! All brck Dutch Colonal! tremendous bedrooml Jet stream ktchen! Comfortable lvng room wth/ co»y freplace I For- - mal dlnlnlg room! Pull butmenu l-c«r garagel Parquet floors! Exquste neghborhood I convenent to schools shoppng! Call now (or appontment! All Buyers $600 Down! Edson $8,550! lujn.maculate well-tept 6- roum ranch! large bedjooma! Hpaolou llrng wsml Charm- Ing dnng room! Ultra Inodern ktchen! Beautful 00 x D0 lscaped property! Allutft cafage! For appontment t<) srt, Cull Dal uowl DIAL AGENCY "THE ACTION FIRM" 66 New Brunswck Avenue, Fords HI -7S90 Daly 9-9 -Sunday 9-6 osquto Grom Openng Celebraton s Sol Only Fault To Start Today at Shoppng Center] The gr-open-douglass College next month! On Saturday, Mss rot,ona A bon voynjje of ColonlaWlU gve a baton-twrlng ex-u, f{w her fln9] hmnm the TrTothrr of celebraton Unte 7.un-lhlbltton. Ths afternoon at one mp of ther members was gven \H Prosoect oclock, oclock, the Melodears, an all- Monday nght by the executve con Hghway rrospec"^ grl color ; guard A ^ last,.,.. ye.u- s competton of fnalst* hoard of thr Woodbrldge chap- Lane - wll be held today, n-, Cosmopoltan Assocates. Htjmorrow row Saturday HIP home nf the presdent, Mrs. IVnkop. 0 Columba Avenue. Rbbon cuttng ceremones wth publc offcals varous Mrs, John McCafferty of communty groups partcpatng Wnlerloo. Lverpool, took place at openng tme Engl. was I le Ruest of honor. She has ths mornng. been vstng her daughter.] when fully completed the Mrs. Kenneth Smth. West "Only thne I would crtcze at all are the mosqutoes abundance of odd brs here I never saw a mosquto n Engl." The guest of honor was gven several gfts by the group, thc cake table decoratftns Mddle Atlantc Champons who plan to compete for natonal honors ths month In August, wll gve an exhbton Prom to 5 P. M.. Johnny Jellybean wll be on h to delght the youngsters. Mlrkey Walker, a former boxng cham jal had a shp motf, Present at the party, besdes losky, Mrs. Andrew Hacker, IUkowU. 5 Starlght mentoned above, were Avenel; Mrs. Wllam Barrels. Drve, celebrated her fourth Mrs. Mchael Abaray. Mrs. Rahway; Mrs. John Pernlck. brthday recently wth a luncheon party at her home, Guests ennelly, Colonla; Mrs. Port Readng,."had Inverso, Fords; Mrs. executve board meet- ncluded Amy Flerman, Mtch Charles Hlsdon, Mrs. Olver of chapter ell Sak Blly Smth. Ullowrc b > baton-twrlng event. The tlnn hole-n-one puttng contej wll take place from to 5 p yl Merchants of the center «l feature unusual savngs, back to-school dsplays sp p There wll be several aways refreshments an Colonla Shoppng Plnza w.l plon. wll make frequent appearances durng the day. From vlded, generous samplng wll he CHIT Ronn. for the past four have tenant*. At present, month.!, sals for home today on the ". S. Brtannc." lp B r, w. T. Grant, t LlH tng contest wll take place 8.5 acre«or 8,85 squ stores flre occuped by. Food 7 to9 P. Nt.. a hole-ln-one put- The centers total ste arr "The Amercan people are Rpxnll drrnr store, Endcott Plan Exhbts feet. The total buldng wonderful, the frends Johnson shoe store, a self- Tomow Mss Kollar wll Is 59.8 square feet. There free parkng for 50 cars, here n Colonn servce laundry. Taft cleaners ara[n glve an exhbton at rdtldnt have been ncer to A Albea Lquors. q The F>.*d F) 00 0:0 A M gnd gnd Rt Rt lk provsons beng made for addlj tonal cars n the near tutun me," Mrs. McCafferty sad. Far Taft Cleaners hav the j ^ d e t g ^ Bt Cecelas been operatng at the locaton Church, Iseln, wll entertan. The center was develom-d for more than a year. In the evenng another hole-in- Food Far Propertes, Inc. whch Ralph Blernbaum. no Specal events have beenjone contest wll take place Mckey Walker wll be on h presdent general manage It actve head. planned as pnrt of the Vtn<\ openng celebraton. Ths mornng, Judy Kollar. Fords. Woodbrdge Hgh School graduate who plans to erter FOUR YEARS OLD COLONIA Jll IUkowU, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Leon- Programs Outlned By Ueln S Her hoc I8ELIN The prfljfrnm mlttee of Ssterhood of Co gregatton Beth Sholom wth Mrs, Martn Rogotf. v presdent, to plan the prngran of comng meetngs for the t season. Callaway, Iseln; Mrs. Raymond Thursday, August 7. The flrt meetng n Moran, Sewaren; Mrs. home Mrs. Inverso. Next Courtesy s so >heap that b«r wll feature an orgn Rchards, Mrs. Johrt egular meetng wll be Thursday, most people take no lnttret lnwetern. wrtten by team September. Smth, Carteret; Mrs. Sk Ko- t. Ing the member!. WOODBRIDGE STORE OPEN DAILY 0 to 9:0 OPEN SUNDAY FROM 0 A. M. to 7:0 P. M. SAVE UKE UP TO 68 OFF! LADIES ventlonal Ivj Model. l RAINCOATS LADIES * DRESSES NEWEST SUMMER COTTONS LADIES SLACKS, PEDAL PUSHERS BERMUDAS & BLOUSES BOYS CIO PANTS I.ASV ( AUK tottoss BOYS All Colors All Stes Detachable Hood Junors, Mluet Half-Szes! Many Colors Styles! IS DESPERATE! EVERY SUMMER SUIT IN All STORES-FAST! SUITS.8 Re»..95 Vlue 0,5 Keg..95 Ea. Valur to J.85 LAST CALL! MENS Out Flout UUl Luxurous BUk BUnd, IulUn MohUn, Troplc»UI All M Values to UNO PANTS IVY MODELS POLISHED COTTON Sef. < III LAST CALL! MENS SPORT SHIRTS MENS SHOES HENS Puwu Brs SLACKS Expertly Talored! Waah--Wew Dacron-Blend Tropcals! MENS SUMMER SPORT COATS NKW JfcKm * (AlUSIST CLOTHIERS foe MIN SPORT SITS WQODBRIDGE: y. ** «NEWABK Bru«d SI. nt» la Jomrctl Thtlre) UNION The Rault II All llurn Upon Daly It Is I:M; Blfhwaj Blo««Open mm II.KNV Ot Ul*. PtHKINO AT HIGIIWAV TO LOOI Vtlur 5 V»lu<* to) 8l Value lo 9-

11 : I nls Plan or Fall., wth Um Labor L(ll,l (nly a month,,. lmv nf Lu; lfx:nl Cvc,.,.,,, md chnrltnble lll[s ;,r nlfcndy plnn.!*v. t,,,, cmfk who havn no. jnv onanlztlon r ulo lavr bern m-, ;l r summer may.,,t-n Mm schedule of _ p ;.s of some of the lmrd lrlow. wlh chldren n.n-lve In the four,, urnps. Thr Hupe-,. md School Assolnes meetngs Scp- ; school PTA,,n s September,] ; PTA wll hold a.i:kiiii> board meetng. School 7 board A ll meet agan In uth the regular.ned for October, ;omced. Kcaabey,.school Assocaton.nKd Its frst fall hesc frst meetngs,, ntroduced to thr I prncpal there -Mnted sesson. Meet Sept. 9 l.ms Club of Fords,. (f the state!i : a turn, owns -, Kurds Lbrary..,;< putc n educa- :". contrbute.,.,:n.ule causes. The September 9 wll ;. m MKregatloM : rk Jackson, a lay ::; Cunfoct. Besdes....kn.s, program! nu arc featured nl evenngs. :. l.n. Club meets :..-ually the sec-. :: Monday or the ::.:.:. > partcpate n v lrves devote : wnk for the.l.l druup.u-tv poltcal ;.. the Wllam J. \.n.t on whch wll. :...! pcnc August :.:.:.e ll honor of Vrn n eptem- ular meetng. h. noratc Womvld ts frst rogu- -. umber, canum-sls wll be H yulkl-y : I"Blanchard. u- cdates.t the Octobe : w,,rd Hepubllca; a Murgasbor ; : to the publ Mllngs ar> ; tn-.second Mon ::..:;lh. " -."cubs whch Lafayette am -pnenu s th - : -::th Dlstrc -Uuon s plan Ifty at Hgh >.,.-t. I" Il.n I^-v ^copul Church! -l xroups, the Mens Club : "n junor fel <; nld wll hold <K. tentatvely : :. to make -t socal. Th. :;r v for con- r lurch buld- "» «"d meot Ill «rou» h» > The frst "tr-d o p an g "" Lady of wtve In lt«" the thrd ""nth, the -M-fty whch MJday after "! ll >e month Slf ty whch Sunday ll meets the >outu people :: " f the GYo l ft.vtes for Ou <- Redeemer. lav > several, ::rl to choose, : ->r fellowshp - ^-uple to * nclude one ml one socla. >! The group f -«ch buldng ts lbrary musc, re- :->:cn K at thp, ll» Mlsslon- "" l ts the frst month, The v. whch meets ; v lll»d the Mr ( meets th :^T ;ue man: «* ant,?. yt J ohn I,." H,, :,., ""n. Pertr ; «*,;/" C ""W. man : k Vtu. H( "H troon K! How ^Scenc! ^ e» IJ»,:, «M. 8uq. BIRTHDAY IAIM IKS ARK Tll IK SlKCIAI/ Y: As a means of rasng money for a trp to the Grl Scout Cabana n Currnavaca, Mexco, three years hrnct, members of Grl Scout Troop 6, Our Lady of Peace Neghborhood, are takng on the entre responsblty of runnng brthday partes. They serve refreshments, supervse games clean-up afterward. Shown wrvlnj at a party Thursday for foutr-year-old Nancy Rbnsky, daughter of Mr. Mrs, Charles Rbnsky, I Adrlphl Court, Fords, arc Ann Rbnsky, left, Mary Beth Molnar. The shy lttle mss n the foreground, refusng to look at the camera, U Nancy. Arrangements for "caterng" may be made by callng Mm. John Malnwarng or Mrs. Jamea Shaw. %C GEORGE ASPROOOLAS FRANCIS KIRSH, TRAININO SESSIONS: Gettng In poston to fre the Brownnf Automatc Rfle whle undergong sx weeks summer tranng wlh (he Junor Platoon Leaders Class at Marne Corps School, Quantco, Vu., are George J. Aspro- C9Ju> un of Mr. Mn. Georr K. Attprocobs, IS flencoort Coort, Fords Francs J. Krsh, Jr., son of Mr. Mrs. Frank Krsh, 0 Jackson Avenue, Fords, Mr. Asprocola joned the Marne Corps Program whle a student at Eat Stroudslfurg State Teachers College, Mr. Kh-h whle a student at Trenton State College. Sx Crls To Be Chosen as Models FORDS Sx glrll from the August. at the Thom McAn store on the Kng George Post Road n Fords between Route 9 Route 0. "Mss Thom McAn" wll be crowned at noon on Saturday, local area wll be «hoscn as models for August, wll receve a the "Teen Queen JJQP fall.wardrobe of her choce Modelng Contest" to be hew from the Marvel womens wear durng the three-dty granjd shop, Smth Street, Perth openng celebraton of the new Amboy. AH sx fnalsts wll receve a free fall wardrobe of Fords Thorn McAtt drve- n famly phpe style center start- Mr. Thom Desgner Fashon Ing August 0. shoes, Selecton o the models wll be made at noon on Thursday, fnalsts wll model shoes for ft hours on Thursday :lvc groups In the denlopments Frday evenngs, [ on Saturday mornng.»nd n Ford proper, tnd so on, There are many more. Who Contest s open to all grls ver sad t was quet lvng n n nearby communtes between small town? the ages of 0. TOP SUMMER VALUE! ON COAL Pennsylvana Premum Anthracte NUT PEA - Q STOVE, UN COAL I O CHODOSH BROS., & WEXLER ODDER NOW - CALL FU ION BLUB GOAL - CUEX OIL - KOPPtKS COKE 6 E. GRAND AVENUE RAHWAY Ws Lad on Cruse as Guest of Navy Rchard Wra r.ddlc Avenue, s among tht nnety-nne explorer scouts lenders from the Greater New York Councl. BSA, who saled from the Brooklyn Army Termnal nbfard the MST/S troop shp USNK Goethals on July 0 Dnne: ther three-week Carlb bean cruse, the scouts wll vlsl.he ports of Ouantanamo Bay Cuba. Snn Juan, Puerto Rco Canal Zone. The scouts, guest of the Navy, are part of a group of 50 scouts from.the New Jersey- Rev. New York area who wll take cruses durng the summer. The cruses are sponsored by the Farkas-Hopkns Weddng s Held Mltary Sea Transportaton The brde, who was gven In Servce. Atlantc Area, Headquarters In Brooklyn. attended by Ml 8S marrage by her brother.«coneenleron as mad of honor, Ms Rchard, the rest of thedorothy Wleczerzak, Mss Maron Bopp, Mss Jeanette Kefer boys wll foilov nn schedule v>b; Mrs. Raymond Jones as at wll be famll tendants. complex workng as well as stahd J. &me l!«*o wfls bcst man sde Navy an< c ushers were Steve sonnel. The return home A jgular tranaboard u wth the a Navy shp, tches alongmarne per- "ds youth wll st 9. MSTS representatves n ports of call wll have a ffll schedule for the scouts, commencng wth "Lberty Call." Included wll be shoppng a tour of the Morro Castle n San Jauan; wlmmng, Softball horseback rdng n Quantanamo Bay. A two-day stay n the :anal Zone wll gve them a frst-h look at the operaton of the Panama Canal ts FORDS Mrs. Wllam Locks. Matusz, Mrs. Slgnund Szatkowskl Mrs. Walter Szew- MSTS was ntated., as the Navys "Fourth Arm" a ezyk were apponted to the» «"trophy commttee of Fords helpng h n mantanng Babe Ruth League at a meet- 0. S. mltary nstallatons n«ng ««t last - >week at - * Our Lady of throughout the world. The role eace Church. Trophes wll be of MSTS s the transportaton warded to the wnnng team of troops, ther dependents, belongngs, supples neces- >f each dvson to ther ponsors. Trophes wll be donated by the Fords Sportng sary for constant readness to tatons overseas, Center, accordng to Robert Rear Admral Donald T. fller, SN. wth headquarters at the Brooklyn Army Termnal, -. Is commer, MSTS, Atlantc Area. Schmmel -Scherpj Betrothal Told FORDS Mr. Mrs. Fredrck Scherp, East Hampton, ELEVEN....- v< Munna Mtmska, son of Mn Mrs. Ml-JBarbara, to James Sohrfck, son of Mr. Julus Mltruska, 8 Ford Avenue, at Our Lady of Peace Hopkns, dfurtter of Mrs Jo Joseph Schreck. EmerrtH seph Hopkns. Nutlcy. flnd th Street, Carteret. T late Mr. Hopkns. w ns martec Snturday to Andrew Park as ^ o f K ^ Mrs. Lous Par ICBS, 55 New Brunswck Ave Edward* a. Wce formed the ceremony nn d ce j e. brated the Nuptal Mass at st Leos Church. rrvln R ton. Prank Farkas, Andrew Kopac Roger Seber. Mrs. Farkas Is a graduate o St. Marys Hosptal School o Nursng. Mr. Parkas Is employed by Heyden Newport Chemcal Company. League Apponts Trophy Group Selley. Mr. Szewczyk announced all boys who are not attendng games wll be asked to turn n (tter unforms. The membershp also noted [all te games are to be recheduled as new games. ORT to Sponsor Theatre Party FORDS Metwood chapter, Womens ; Amercan ORT, Is?onn., have announced the engagement of ther daughter, Florence, to Warren R. Schmmel, son of Mr. Mrs. Arthur Schmmel, 59 Thrd Street. sponsorng a theatre party at the Meadowbrook, Cedar Grove August J)_., A graduate of East Hampton, Tjjfet Hgh School, _, prce ncludes dnner g o, Mss Scherp s a student at t Mddlesex Memoral ano) * performance of "The Ht Merry Wdow" n the "round Hosptal School of Nursng, jmlddletown, Conn. Reservatons may be made, Iwth Mrs, Lloyd Kaugtn, Mr. Schmmel s a *r luate Burnham Drve, charman, or,of Perth Amboy Hgh *"" l receved d a bachelor l Mrs. Raymond o: y Thorner, 6a [VACATIONING JUVENILE JUROR CALLED scence degree n mechancal Brown Avenue, Iseln. FORDS Rev. Mrs. engneerng from Rutgers Unversty, New Brunswck. He s f Eldon Stohs famly, Ford GRANITE CITY, II!. Pre- CHIPEWA FOLLS, Ws. When (BARTER SYSTEM jury commssoners advsed attendng evenng classes at ferrng barter to cash transac- Graduate Polytechnc tons, Melvn Paschea traded Avenue, arc vacatonng njohn Rster to appear for juryjhartford Kansas wth relatves. Rev.duty, hs mother wrote back Insttute s employed by hs old car 9 hogs for! - tthe Pratt & Whtney Arcraftla a new car, The salesman who Stohs s pastor of Our Redeemerjtellng them to look for another DlVson, Unted Arcraft Corp.,(hled the deal then peddled Lutheran Church. juror, John s sx we"eks old. East Hartford, Conn, the hogs. ] de One of the 7 bg bests Chevrolet gves yej over any other car In Its feld Anyone whos ever taken a Chevy over a choppy country road can tell you how lghtly Chevrolets./ Fuj Col suspenson hles rough \ gong -a n d col sprngs never v squeak, nev^r need grease! Try ths velvet way <a gong for yourself, Once you do, youu fnd your own way of sayng what MOTOR TREND magazne puts ths way: "... the smoothest, most quet, softest rdng car n ts prce class." But the happest part of t all s that ths Full Colt.rde s just one of seven bg bests-all documented by publshed opnons of experts on-the-xecord facts fgures. BEST ROPM-Offelal dmensons reported to A.M.A.* show that Chevrolet sedans offer more front seat head room than all hut one of the fcok-prced cars-more front seat hp room (by up to 6.9 nches) than the "other two" of fhe leadng tow-prced three. BEST ENGINE-Chevrolet engnes have long won expert prase from vrtually every automoble magazne,, just recently, Chevrolet receved the NASCARt Outstng Achevement award for "the creaton contnung development of Amercas most effcent V-tJpe engnes." BEST ECONQMY-A par of Chevrolet sxe wth Powerglde won ther class n ths years Moblgas Economy Run, toppng every other full-szed car. And the wnnng mleage was a whoppng.8 m.p.g. BEST BRAKESf-Chevys bondedlnng brakes are the bggest n ther aeld, bult for up to 66% longer lfe. In a drect competton conducted by NASCAR, Chevy outstopped both of the other leadng by Fsher low-prced can n a teat of repeated stops from hghway speeds. BEST STYUE-Its the ofaly car of tha leadng low-prced thats unmstakably modern n every lne, "In ts prce class," says POPU- LAR SCIENCE magazne, "a ne\t hgh n darng stylng," BEST TRADE-IN-Am N.A.D.A.t Gude Book can gve you the fgures on Chevys extra value. Youll fnd that Chevrolet used car prces last year ^veraged up to $8 hgher than comparable models of the "other two. Your Chevrolet dealer wll be happy to tell you about a whole host of ther advantages besdes these seven. Why not drop by hs showroom? AMtomot MmnfattHrm AutxatUM. \NotKMt Aaocvtton fer Stock Ctr AdMtutmnt v Vst your local authorzed Chevrolet dealer see how much more Chevy has to offer! DTCAVTCBBT IN PEBTH AMBOY Df MEVDOHEN Ecoomy Chevrolet, le. Todd Chevrolet, le. Jue Chevrolet, le «SOOTltt AMBOT Brggs Chevrolet 0 Boouvtlt Ave KI New Bruns. Ave.-VA Mttdkwx Aw LI Halo It- TAl- UM FORDS Mss I.lnda Peter- ISOM, damhter of Mr. Mrs. Al Peterson, 0 Wllam Street, was guest of honor at a brdal Ishower at the home of Mrs. Joseph Stnnkovch, M APARTMENT SESSION FORDS - The Amercan --»nc Amercan Home department of the Womans Club of Fords Wll meet FORDS~Mr. nnd Mrs. 8t&- Phon Kurltn. 9 Lnden Aven*, hav( the Mss Kurts attcwed Mlddtt* sex County Grls Vocatonal Techncal Hgh SchooU woodbdge. Mr. Schreck s em* Ployed by Securty Steel EqUlHJ ment Corp, Avenel. IFYOURENEARA NEW CHEVRON SIGN, ITS ALMOST FUN TO RUN OUT OF GAS! CHEVRON SUPREME now sold at the of the CHEVRON These days, fa no trck to fnd CHBVKOH Supreme, the gasolne &at gves you top-jotm performance. Ths great super-prenhum s now sold at thouss of statons that <dao bear the farnous CHEVRON nama. TleyrenMrced by the new red, whte blue agnyott ae abowaprfl n beneath t l THE DtstrNtod Dy RAWMNOtt I ;. n I \ I. I H : J jl- : l ll

12 t (a* PAOB TWELVE len; Mr* Mrs. Joseph Lmajweddlng trp over the weekend son, Woodbrldge, vsted In Jmmy Pfelffer, Ronald Ko-ltbraran, wll have the second Street, Is also a patent n the Perth Amboy; Mrs. Alfred Pet- DRIP-DRY DOG) chldren, Nancy Blly; l vsted ther respectve Ocean Grove ths week wth a chck, Judy Bohlke, Edna Anformer Sewaren resdent drocy, Roberts cousns; Ethel, due that week may be held -Mrs, Robert Petersen, _ ^r. Mrs. dflft a son, Rchard; Mr. Mn.beth. They left Sunday lor old-tme athlete, Oeorge De There*, Jmmy Jula Sny over wthout fne. week of her vacaton from Perth Amboy OeWal Hosptal, tl. Mll Phylls Pett. Mrs! Peter TUSCALOOfu ^MrfBettyHarty. Brook- Sewaren Notes Mr. Mrs. Henry Pratscherfamllea In flewaren Elza- August 7 to August. Books fro, S ^ " recoverng from severe burn«. MRS, DAVID BALFOUR Frank Sweeney son, Prank; Syracuse, N. Y., where they wll Haven. Mrs. Floyd Huyck oflder; Eugene Andresch, Ben -George Radlch, Old Road, Summt Avenue, WM hostess;west Avenue, sons have re-^eart - An t Mr*. Norma 8ch*ler; Mr. make ther home. Rahway, Mr. DeHavens slater,]wlckt, Mr. Mrs. Adam A^oy aturday at week vaca- "trange nose, co from 7 WM ArenM Icnrn Mn. Pr^d Zopfl, lrvlntfon; Mr - -Mrs. Florence Westbrook drove down wth the Larsons. Snyder, Gall Trawlnsk, Hosptal. honor of her -IA-law, Mrs. tlon In Tennessee. a bundle of drty r]o found the dog nsde! Mrs. Wllam Saunders daughter, Darlene, West Seventy-nne books have Donches, Rchard Molte, Fran- -Pructa Buacell, daughter of John, Pe ersen 0 0 d Road Mk--07 GuesU chldren, South Orange; Wl- Avenue, have returned from a been donated to the Sewaren ces Nov.ovesky, Rchard Mr. Mrs. R. R. Buscell, GuesU ncluded Mrs. Jesse _ DD AP pg TrrK Mr. Mn. Chrs Zehrer, Uafn Roberts, James Pfelffer. two-week vacaton n Florda Lbrary by Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ronald Andersch, Vctor Pock- 50 East Avenue, has been ac- M Helen Segulne GOES OVER WITH Petersen, Mrs. Helen Segulne, ONTARIO, Canada - Tw Broad Street, were hoat j.f Joy Donald Stewart, They vsted Mam Beach Varl, Old Road. lembo. Marlyn Sneedse, all " of c*pted M..student by Antloch Mrs. ««0 8TLLWATER, Okla Chrs sster, Vrgna. the Florda Keys. Mrs. West- Mr. Mrs. A. A. Snyder, Sewaren; Ronald Thomas, College, Yellow Sprngs, Oho. Mrs. Francs Welnbrenner, Mrs. blonde bears who scrounge lorjlce found three cyllndot" weekend at a tarwell back-yard Walter Anderson, Mrs. Irene food In a garage near & resort talners took them to Mrs. E. Montgomery Eng- brooks brother sster-lnllsh, Bayalde, L. I., was a week- law, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Men-weekend at a farewell party for Mr. Mrs. Oeorge Rus- year September 0, Meade Street, were hosts last Frank Gadomskl, Perth Amboy.She : --gn her h freshman fh barbecue party for ther son,.sewaren; Mrs. Edwardat Rany Uke, have a strange well servcng company Chrto, who left yesterday to end guest of Mr. Mrs. way ther two daughters, ther nephew, Robert Andersch, enter the Navy. Quests Included Joseph Thomson. Mr. Mrs. frank Bloom U. Mrs. Alfred R.., ha«e been vstng here, jservlce thl 8 Wednesday. Guests at Forked Rver. General Hosptal.,<*, Mrs. M!^ael " ap ^*l "" WHIM* daughters, Maranne El- Austen returned from ther -Mr. Mrs. Smon Lar-lncluded Dolores Andersch, -Mrs. Harry Halsey, Sewaren -Jack Kowalskl, 5 Meado-Woodbrldge; Mrs, vto yon.wry w ownng. NEW JERSEYS fflohey-saving SUPER MARKETS SAVINGS ON BRAND NAMES YOU KNOW AND TRUST! a EHLERS FLAVORFUL - GRADI "A" COFFEE M ^ B ^ SB.^Bk. ^av >^ak. 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13 LAFAYETTE ESTATES & SHORECREST at FORDS S. LESTER KRESS Terraee, Ford, ft-5,,.,.,. u hundred m! ; S attended the :l ".. sponsored by,;!,.cvc Assocaton Sath ",v., The Pnes. They en- I;!,l dmmng, dancng to a (,,,,-n orchestra the,.;,, hrmcd by Mrs. Ira nnnrrmnn your worshp. Master S 7 Westbury Road, announce the brth of a baby grl, Russell er, Wnter. s attendr -.U.M, n.. Me Is frst "lerne, at Rahway Memo- Hosptal. The couple also have two sons a daughter. sergeant of the th Chemcal Company of Second U. S. Army Joanne Verlll, daughter of R. M. P, Corps. He has ha(* Mr. Mrs. Anthony Verlll,j 6 years servce n the regula: nth" »" - -*#K,U ft UK BOM: "Jones, you dsappont me. Ive been told that you «""- seen a a party, Intoxcated pushng a wheelbarrow ALERT PAGE THIRTEEN REMEMBERED Oolf Wdow - You thnk M much of your old golf ganu that you dont even remember when we were marred. Bug Of course I do, my dear: It was the day I sank that 0-foot putt. NURBI The doctor wa queuonto the new nune about pttltn*. d the room." Jones: "lyhy, yes, Baker Street, was feted on her U approved." army reserves, He has receved the Brone Star, Purple [ "Havs you kept a chart on fourth brthday at a party. Mr. Boss: "Of course not, Whyhs progress?" Mrs. Verlll daughters, should It?" Heart, Combat Infantry Badge Joanne Judth, spent a day "No," repled the fcunln grl, "but I can bor you my dary." FAMOUS WILSONS CERTIFIED - READY-TO-EAT SMOKED HAMS SHANK PORTION READY-TO-EAT BUTT PORTION READY-TO-EAT ALL-WAYS SIMPLY DELICIOUS MEATS! DIUCIOUI CfNTEft CUT HAM AMOUS SCHICKHAUS TASTY STEAKS U* ALL MEAT FRANKS FAMOUS ARMOURS STAR - TENDER, JUNIOR TURKEYS PLUMP, MEATY, OVEN READY,. GUARANTEED TO SATISFY OR YOUR MONEY BACKI ID. YOU ALWAYS SAVE MORE AT MUTUAL! ORANGE JUICE I POLISH LINDEN FARMS FRESH FROZEN IMPORTED - 85 C I B0ILED HAM cans ^0^0 NIW RAVORS Vonllla, ChM., Slrawbfrry U. LUCKY WHIP = - 9 MINUTI MAID-REG. OR PINK TOPPING "" < r % 6-OI. LEMONADE - «" UNDEN FARMS WHOLE 6-OZ. ^ A STRAWBERRIES «9 PEELED AND DEVEINED 7-oz. Sea Pak SHRIMP ^ ROMAN FRESH FROZEN -OX. MANICOTTI = - ta BIROS M BABY OR FOOD HOOK «% 0-OZ. J F LIMA BEANS Z"» 5 CHEESE CREAM CHEESE CHEESE LOAF OENUIHE IMPORTED SWITZERLAND Ib. 99 NUTRITIOUS BREAKSTONES SATIN A Ib. BRAND / pkg. GOOD LUCK MARGARINE Ib. Prct tffarthn th,wr&7~ntght, Augul 8. W««Mrv( th rght tt Bmh ^H Not tpvnln for lypographcol rort M«mb«r of Twn County Orowra, ALLENS BAKED WITH BUTTER LUSCIOUS MOUTH-WATERING FRUIT PIES ALLENS BAKED WITH BUTTER BAKED TO PERFECTION WITH FINEST GRADE A TABLE BUTTER AND ORCHARD RIPE FRUITS DELICIOUS TO EAT apj FRUIT RINGS 55 paj ^f^ GOURMETS OVEN FRESH " v \ A j± 59 f COFFEE CAKE 9 TRY HOLLYWOODS FAVORITE O^C LUSTRE CREME C p... OAl *w SHAMPOO :OU Mutual Super Markets Rah way Ave. Woodbrdge at Man St.

14 V t H FRTDAY, AUGUST 7, «. Fnnegan, Belb ~ Star In Vctory Ml s: I CARTER F,T -- The Cartoret Babe Ruth All-Stars defeated the South Ambny All-Stars, 9 to 8. In the Mddlesex County Freeholders ^Bftper Leaj?u< tournament at Johnson Park In New Brunswck. South Amboy scored three runs n the frst nnng, but Carteret came back strong n the same Innne to (jet fve runs TEAM STANDINGS Amercan Dvson W. take a 5- lend, " aton, H avt s South Amboy talled three whte Sox Amboy more runs n the too half of Athletcs tje fourth to take the lead Natonal Dvson The lead see-sawed back to,oroles Carteret V the ffth when thelcardnals 0 locals rollw up two more runs.;indans v* Iptrates S Oroles Slll Need Wn For Fords Mnor Flag.one Stars Top V.F.W. n Wld Game bv - CARTERET In wld n whch no less than 9 players %l I reached frst base on ballf, the Lone Star baseball team defeated the Veterans of Foreen Wars, to, n a regular contest In the Babe Ruth Baseball League. The Vets used fve ptchers who allowed only two hts between them but were wld, walked no less than 7 batters. I felder, collected r. par fj Thf, vets blew a fve run early Mnrlfs to Kan the sames bat-,,^ to ] m th(, gmf m wflll[8 L -n: honors. Ron Dacko was th* wnnng lory. He was ncked hard for 0 hurler. despte the fact that he 0 hts lt.s* but had t n the H gave up bases on balk. spoll, us;lnn hs fast ball to. The Lone Star teahrscored 0 hrd strkes past 0 fwlngers. two runs n the fnal Innng to Hs adversary, Gary Ludas, was wn the game. tugrpd.wlth the loss. He allowed LONE STAR 5 fve hts fanned nne but Dnloszyck. cf 6 was gulty of permttng seven Belltz, lb 8 opponents to reach frst base /In Flnnegan, ss-p.,, South Amboy stepped nto, F 0 ft D S - The Cardnals, wa JJ B Darko, p-ss. the drvers seat wth a two-seored one run n the top of the most talented batter for Kaltan, b :... breatate defeat,^ Cardnals was Ed Smth run rally n the top half of the to who rapped out a sngle seventh frams. _.the Oroles 8-7 n the Fords- double. Scott Carr chpped n But Carteret came back wth;cara Barton Mnor League. wth a tmely double. Ludas a do-or-de rally In the last The game was played at Denns three base knocks were the top half of the last nnng to wn Memoral Stadum. offensve threat for the Oroles, out I Johnny Ssolak started for whle Rche Borgerson traled Walt Fnnegan allowed only the cardnals went the dsseven hts but walked fve men.jt ancc to come up wth the vlc- The Senators have wrapped wth two. Cary Beltz drove n two runswhen an attempted plckoff up the pennant n the Amercan n the frst nnng hs fly play backfred, the fleetfcoted Dvson wth an mpressve to left drove Sohayda wth the wnnu run. Carteret Beam, cf Fnnegan, p. Kopn. e Sullvan, lb.. Stankan, ss Sohayda, b McMahon. f Barnaba, rf Beltz. If... Rltcher, b... Gara. b South Jankowsk, lb Inman. b Morrottag, ss.. Poetch, c Roszala, f Ust, b Formosa, cf... Freeman, cf... ODonnell, rf.. Fltzmorrs, rf.. Subject, p Polk, p AB 0 Amboy AB 5 0 homejbrockngton crcled the bases :to make It -0 A walk to Bll! Barry Joe Legasters three H.ply shot sent the llew Bruns- Owck combne out front -0 0 where they remaned the rest 0 of the way. Mckey Powers. Jggs r.ght Carteret Hll Bowllns th Straght PAL News. By BENNT The month of August means Summer s nearly over that football cdates are countng the days to ther frst.practoe. There are days ^before the frst day of practce. Football got an early start ths season as the College All Stars beat the Chcago Bears Tuesday nght 7 to 6 at Indana, The College All Stars wll play the Baltmore Colts tonght at 8 7 Solders Feld, game wll be Score by nnngs: seen on TV. The New Jersey So. Amboy All County All Stars of Essex Hudson, Countes wll play n the College, Scholarshp Bowl game August 0 at Jersey Ctys Roosevelt Stadum. Football Carcco, c Martlndale. f Mactoch, rf... Gregory, b Hall. If Grace, b 7 V. F, W. Ftzeerald, b... 0 Pluta, b... - record. In the Natonal Koby, ss. crcut, the Oroles requre one Goetz, lf-p more wn to host the flag, Czubat, lb-p... they wll be gven the opportunty to start the ceremones, Sohayda. b-p Saturday mornng at 0 oclock wth a scheduled game at Denns Stadum.. Kleban. cf Garal, c Marclnak. rf-p Kukulya, rf Mnard, p-b... KEY MAN MAYS SAN FRANCISCO CENTER FIELDER ther runs n three bg nnngs, fws wll see more games on TV a te. The most mproved team,kopn, c the second, ffth sxth soon, as a second Pro League Is n the league s Labor Councl Hamorsk, p They talled three n the second, fve n the ffth fve n the makng.., It has won straght games n 6sko, b the second hald wth Ron Lnderman, ss CARTERET Hll Bowl contnued to wn n ther own the sport pcture, News from Basketball s sneakng nto: more n the sxth. Hamorsk ptchng, the team Dombrosk, lb The box score: an wn the ttle. Corhba, rf-b.. league, by beatr A & Q 8 to Amboy Cty Recreaton s that KOLIBAS The Joe Medwck League has for ther th straght game. a tournament wll be held the Lehotsky. If. fve raned-out games n the Charles Bohanek won hs th last two weeks of August, for Sarzllo, cf.. frst half schedule, St. Joes has game. A & 0 are the most generous tram n both leagues, gv- wll be played at 6:5 P.M. boys 6 years up. Games Knch, p.. BAUMGARTNERS the ttle sewed up wth, wns W. Kolbas, b.. McMahon, b no loses. The second half ng out free passes to all the teams wll be from Amboy, Shanley, lb. 0 DAngelo, rf Vnsko, rf.. Koy, p... teams. Hll Bowl had hts J. Kolbas. ss rfasculn ss 0 walks, scorng bs runs n., the scfopd nuhg on hts Zajac. b gler. c... n,,,,,... I Kent, c 5ddons, If 9 walks. MIX BOWL Sloan, b Toth, If E. Resko, lb Z Staubach, ss Ferrence, cf M. Resko, c 0 Garvey. b 0 Butkocy, rf Bohanek. p A & O T. Carmchael, b-cf. JJsmorskl, c Vnsko, cf-p Olear, lb E. Carmchael, p-ss... Ltwensk, b Menchse, ss-b Ftzgerald, rf., Fnn, If A&& O Hll Bowl. 0 Sayrevlle, Fords, Woodbrdge, South Amboy, Edson, Metuchen Carteret. There Is lttle possblty that a team from Carteret wll enter for It would dsrupt out own recreaton program of softball baseball Tournaments are nce, but t takes a lot of effort to organze practce. A bg problem t transportaton. The Babe Ruth AH Stars played n two tourna- ments, wnnng three games ollosng twce. Everyone promses to help wth transportaton 8 but when the tme arrves, not a soul s around to help out Folks seem to want to set n the fnal stages get publcty but not many care to work for t, Speakng of tournaments our Babe Ruth All Stars won Saturday beatng South Amboy 9 to bthnd Walt Fnnegans lost on ptchng, but Sunday to Edsor, to, as a second nnng uprsng by the latter -J scored 8 runs. Carteret had only X 8 two hts, eght walks fou ht batters, but could not score Bll Leckonby, head football more runs. coach atlehgh Unversty, s vu k On a bleak drear; also the golf coach. Hs golf Wednesday, wth ran fallng teams have won 5 matches, mpst of the mornng, three bus lost but 8, wth three tes. loads of : Carteret youngsters. P e t» estmate on anythng, tuny nne. Just call. FOR BUSINESS IS Whether ts a form to expedte your offce operatons or a booklet.tp stmulate your sales, well desgn prnt t to your best advantage. Our delveres wll be rght on the dot...?ur prces wll make sense, too! MIDDLESEX PRESS IB GREEN STREET WOODBRDGE PHONG ME--llll under the recreaton sponsershop left for Yankee stadum Yanks won to 0 the boys saw Mantle ht a homer Senor softball... Amercan games saw Kokes gan more ground by beatng second place St. Elas 5 to. Thrd place Browns took a lckng from Kolbas to. Natonal League... Hll Bowltalled ts th straght game. The team s now leadng by fve full games. Lttle League dongs. Major Dvson, A&E was upset by Koels as Franke Gallo drove n the only run of the game wth a double. In the Intermedate Dvson, Sacred Heart took the lead by a full game as Kwans lost n a contnued game to Sunrse Dary. More raned out games wll mean some games wll have to be played on Saturdays. Sabos Labor wll play tonght a wn for Sabos wll mean the frst half ttle, a loss wll throw teams nto wll be closer any team can wn. Carteret Sportsmen Assocaton wll hold a fall dance September 8 at Bethlen Hall. Proceeds wll help defray expenses for the annual dnner dance honorng Hgh School athletes. Jggs Upset In County Tlt EDISON Jggs of Keasbey nade a serous bd to captun he Mddlesex County Freehold rs Open Softball Tournamen y reachng the fnals, bu aled to negotate the last ob tacle, the Kotton Klub of New Unnswck, whch copped th hamrjonshp game by a core, Mack Brockngton, wthout loubt the best softball ptche:.n the county, was once aga: pllar of strength out n tlv :enter of the damond, loldm gs to fve scattered hts an Wnnng 0 batters, In tourna ment competton; Te ptche lour shutouts ncludng a br, lant no-htter, durng h treak, he breeted thrd strke; >n past 58 bat Enjoy Summer BOWLING In Our Newly Arcondtoned Lanes At The BOWL-MOR 5 Amboy Ave., Wopdbrdfe Summer Bowlhf on Mon.-TUM. Iron 6j P.M. Wed.-Th r». from 6 P.M. Frl.-S^t. fwm P.lft Sunday ftqm PJM Leanen Now Formng Mu. UW Avcraf 6ASJM. Tues. Mxed Leaf les 6:5 P.M. Wed. Alleys mlable 6:5 P.M. Thurs 800 Average 6:5 P.M. Phone ME -968 V. F. W.... Lone Star , Knch Ptches Kolbas Team To - CARTERET The Kolbas A, A. stopped a bd of Browns Tavern for frst place by dshng out a to trounchng n a egular Recreaton Softball League contest. Kay Knch, wnnng hurler, llowed only three hts walked only two batters n recordng an mportant vctory. Meanwhle, Shulesk, who uffered the defeat, was bat-.ered hard for ten hts ncluflng a houer two sngles by Davdson, f Bobby Kent. The Kolbas sluggers scored Iseln Gants Coast to Wn ffje ALL-WAR NERO WILL HAVE TO 60 50ME TbEQUAL THB 7AVERAGE wrtf MICMEE /// COAS>T DEBUT. Labor Councl Wns rd Game By 5- Score CARTERET - The Labor Councl won ts thrd straght game n the Babe Ruth Baseball League n the second half race by defeatng Baumgartners, 5 to. Ron Hamorsk hurled hs second straght vctory by lmtng the opposton to three scattered hts. McMahon got a double a sngle for the losers. Losng ptcher Bll Koy allowed only fve hts but he suffered one bad nnng, the thrd, n whch the Labor Councl scored four runs n a bg rally, topped by two hts two errors. The box score: LABOR Krssak, If Zuback. If. Nagy, cf By Alan Mover OF COURSE. /MTHE. FIELD IT WILL BB OK A/ IF SELF - WHICH, USUALLY, HL Carteret Nne n Tourney, - CARTERET The Carteret Babe Ruth All-Stars were elmnated n the county tournament by losng to the Edson All-Stars, to. Edson scored eght runs In a bg second Innng rally as the Carteret club fell to peces commtted a number of costly errors. Allen Sohayda, who started the game, receved poor support. Valent releved Sohayda n the second nnng gave up only one ht after that. The Carteret boys were held to two hts, one n the thrd another n the fourth, by Smth Harrson who shared the mound work for the Edson club. Cartmt o! AB l l,beam, cf. 0 Fnnegan, b Kopn, c Sullvan, lb..... "jstankan, ss Rltcher, b Barnaba, rf Beltz, lf "Isohayda, p 0 5!.Valent, p 6 Hurl) Kokes to 8-6 Wn n League CARTERET Kokes Tnvrrn rdng IIIRII, on Its tenth cnme f the current season n the Senor Recreaton Softball,fRur by defeatng the Cty Lno. 8 to 6. ct the Park. Feld hs week. MV> Kalu.Ht. onr of th able Jjurlers n the ths n former years, came hrorh wth hs usual stjnme* otformnnc nm " ory Despte the fact that he Kokes Toppl St. Elas 5- CARTERET-Kokes Tavern.]the records Inde one of the top aoftball teams In Kokes made better town, scored a clean cut 5- vctory over the St. Ellas tosaers quota. to Increase ther margn n the pnlor Recreaton Softball Lenque. The St, Ellas towers bold second place n the team tfulnn up untl now have Ken one of the most formdable >ponents In thn rncc for frst: jmannbrd to keep out of troublejoter^ ^ ^ ^ ^ nf * winm " lf WBy was - the - lo,n,j hurler. Kokes had two bc nnnns the frst the thrd n whch thev scored sx runs. "RCh frnme. The box score: KOKES Lukach. ss W-^k. b IzabH. lb Redel, c J, Gluchowsk. b SosnowFkl. rf Wawrysfnfk. rf Kushner, f Rents. If P. Ohchowskl, cf Kalusek, p CITY LINE SlTomsky, b A.Semema. If Downer. b Donovn. ss Makwnskl.p Penkul. lb Solomon, lb Slonn, rf Zvsk. rf Weber, c 8. Semenza, cf.- three In 8 d P ETAOIN SHRDI.U ET Kokes Cty Une but K-C Team Loses th n Row as Gem Nne Wns 0 CARTERET-The Knghts of?olumbus softball team lost mother ":ame, ths tme tn 0 Gem Tavern by a 7 to 6 score -t the Park feld. thld week. It was the th straght loss for thp Knthts. The Knghts scored four vuns n the frst Innng but thev could not hold thn lead s the Gem Tavern rame back wth three n the second three more n the fourth. The Knghts scored two runs n the top hulf of tn> seventh e Hm use of Moe Kalusek, the old rpl was agan In the drvers S( he hurled the vctory. By a strange concde] ach ptcher got two hts.., sek contrbuted a srr trple whle,efty Woclk also happens to be n hurler n hs own rght, homer double. The box score: KOKES Lukach, ss Kng, b Zabel, lb Qluchowskl, rf Redel, rf Zeke, lf Wudszkl, lf Keats, cf J. Qluchowskl, b Gordano, c Kalusek, p Sosnowsk, p ST. EMAS Kasha, b Helley, ss M. Yavorsky, b WoJclk, p Bellak, c J. Yavorsky, lb Efcurtlla. If to te the score, but the Gem Meyers, cf boys scored the wnnng run n Balars, rf he last half of the seventh. Bobby ODonnell ht a homer the frst Innng for the Knghts. Bohacs, cf Ryan, b... B. Strag. ss Marocch. b Merelo, If Langer, If Dewtz,. lb Sacred Hearts Beat nd Place Kwans, -0 CARTERET-The frst place Sacred Hearts won an mpor- Edson rst place. Walker was the AB nnng ptcher. Gallos got Van Pelt, b ouble n the frst to drve n Descher, c he only run of the game, tant game by defeatng the second place Kwans team, 7-0, as ohnson, If erka, lb earn Stngs u of August Smth, p, rf Zuback, If 5 0 ancola. b W Lovas scored the shutout. Rozanskl was the losng ptcher. Fsher, lb Nagy, cf BROWNS /rag, cf rces Mens Shop Desylvestro, b Hatnorskl, p... E Super-Market... Cutter, cf Chamra ht a home run. Trosko, c - Harrson, rf, p Barnaba, c Snclar. 9 The Sunrse Dary outscored Breman, ss Bmgartners Wanley, ss... ILmderman. ss!arteret Burners 7 the K. of C. 6 to, wth Medwck, b Labor x 5 Evoloy, cf Renald, b Eosels Tavern 6 Krantz outpltchng Oreenberg Schwartz, cf Dombrosk, Gural, b Seplch Esso 0 Emtls Caterng nosed outl b Mglecz, If the Club Markway, U to 0, j Toth, rf Kokes Tavern Ouu, b wth Such takng the wn. Score by nnngs: Krlssak, rf Vortsea, lb Lons Club Wns Greenwalds Insurance scored Carteret [SEaflf ;"TT-r... a close - vctory over Local Davdson, rf Can n Loop Edson 0 8 x Shulesk, p 0, as Bank scored the vctory. CARTERET In the Amercan League, Kokes Tavern The Jack Dempsey-Georges Dary defeated the Kwans Over Lalnes 8-5 In a contnued game, Sunrse Carpenter fght at Jersey Cty CARTERET - The Lons] ganed a lot of ground ths N. J., on July, 9, not only?lub won over the Carteret somewhat of an upset. By losng week as thrd place Browns the Kwans dropped out of frst drew boxngs frst mllon dollar gate ($,789,8), but t was to 5. Regan was the wlnnlngj Lanes by a score of 8 Tavern lost to Kolbas, place. second place St. Elas go In a return game the Kwans the frst world ttle fght to be startng ptcher beaten by! Kokes 5 to. scored over the Sunrse Dary, radobroadcast. Homck took the loss. I TEAM STANDINGS W Cubs,...- : Prates 0 Gants, 8 [Braves 6 Dodgers Cardnals ISELIN Paced by the heavy blastng of Joe Stampnata, who ht a par of home runs, the.gants coasted to a 6- decson over the Prates n the Iseln Natonal Boys League. The vctory was the Gants eghth n H starts ths summer. John Coffa went the full dstance to annex the Gants pkhng wn, whle Jm OBren absorbed the Dodgers loss although he tred extra hard wth a home ru.n. The Braves receved some tght ptchng from Gene Natusch to overwhelm the Dodgers by a -6 count, Ken Mele was the Dodgers Vanqushed hurler. Hs teamfnate, Lou Camplsla, ht a good ptch over the fence for a home run. * The Cubs mantaned a two game advantage at the top of the league after hangng a 6- defeat on the last place Cardnals.,,. Johnny Caballero, the wndng ptcher, rfled out a two run homer n the frst Innng to start hs team rollng, Ton my Lew* also drove In two runs wth a round trpper n the ffth. Don MacKenze w^j the Cardnals bg gun at the plate wth a home run In the sxth nnng. Ken Rccl was the lotng hurler. Hll Bowl runnng away from the rest of the teams n th Natonal League, havng won ther th straght game. Natonal League :Hll Bowl - 0 Agrco 7-5 Petrachs Tavern B- 5 A&O 6-7 JKozy Korner 5-8 lert&al - 8 Amercan League Cokes Tavern - t. Elas 8- rowns Tavern : 7- Colbas A,A. Sty Lne j... em Tavern ofc., M--II f Sometmes t s proftable «o urn down a bargan. ( n. Wth ntrm tuuttcy, tn MkwtndlttreylWKln Mrny IICIIK. "Workhom <l Alt Oaln Commmd MR. MERCHANT: You dont have to "Howl" for Busness f you n the Carteret Press Phone Kl Team h Maor Loon CARTRET Prces Mens Store defeated Kepchs Esso 0 t.n. to move nto frst plnee n the Carteret Recreaton Lttle League, major dvson. Lou Flep ht a homer for the wnners. Carteret Burners defeated Keplch Esso, 6 to, as Coffee hurled a vctory over Sumutka. llanger ht a homer n ths Rame. The second place A E beat Franks Snclar, to, as Klum ht a homer two sngles, besdes hurlng the vctory. Joe Svo, the losng hurler turned n a neat game allowed only three ths, but he got poor support. Kosels Tavern upset A&E to 0, to knock them out of Phllps had sngles ancola Speese each cqn- ;rbuted two hts to help ther team wn. LIONS Kopko, lb Regan, p-b szcesny, c Rshsa, b-p Jancola, cf Canoneo, ss Speese, b Ftzgerald, If. Phllps, rf LANES Chtrvenak, ss Sokolowskl, b Lslck, c-p Homck, p-c :... Comba, lb LengeL cf Klyk, b Hockenberry, If Self, rf 0 Lanes Lons WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. J8 GREEN STREET WOODB.RIDGE, N. J. Gem Tavern AB > 7 7 Hamorsk Ilurll No-Htter to Beat Stars CARTERET - The?won Its second game n th Hoyle, c ond half n the Babr Sosnowsk, p,.... baseball league by beatng tars Shop Rte, 7 to Ron Hamorsk hurled a K. of C. htter for the Labor Cou AB strkng out no less than ell Benson, b batters gvng up only] Kaskw, c bases on balls. Meyers, p Kndjersk, If Flemng, ss ODonnell, lb Balewcz, b Phllps, cf Holowlcz, rf Tardff, rf K. of C Gem Tavern X 7 9 to. The 8,acred Hearts took an Emls Caterng 0- Grenwalds In» 9-8unrlse Dary K. of C j Club Markay? 0 Carteret delcatessen 5- Local No. 0 ] : Babes Furnlttftj In the second nnng. straght walks forced only run for the Star t The Labor Councl score ts runs n two bs nn It got four n the thrd three more n the ffth to up ther scorns actvtes. Stars AB Sczeszney. cf, c 0 Roman, cf Homck, b... Valent, lb.. Umansku, c,glnda, ss.. McMahon, p Delvacco, If Nemec, - Feldhem, rf > Labor Councl AB Parkvew Der Stll Leaf Caterng, -..., Sutos Lunch trumphed over postoa n tn Lttle the K. of C, to 7. mnor dvson. Tn The team tngs:,0 to tol - the 8acred Heart - n other games Klwana. phrmacy - «* p defend Hungaran Ref t lbt vl, w Democrats, The Lehtgh Unversty football scorng record was set n 889 when the Engneers topped Penn State Alex Karras of the Detrot Lons Leo Nomelllnl qf th San tfranclsco 9ers were part nenlln matches durng the off-season from football. ± _«.-. ^» ^ta «^f> ^m ^m ^m ^m Enclosed please fnd $.00 for one-yetr subscrpton to:, INDEPENDENT-LEADER CARTERET PRESS EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON To be sent to; NAME. TOWN ADDRESS Babes Furnture. M I" The game Grants VVetvaco, to defeat* Pharmacy, kvlew Browns Hardware Kocheks Phannu Mueller* ns Westvaco > [Babes Fur»ltu e tag team wmtllng Sacred Heart yr, T. Grant s - EVERY

15 Washngton Letter, omressman PETER FREMNftHUVKKM, 5th Dstrct of New Jrrwy m the frst place a vote to!»«the bll out of commutn emotonal experence for her., Iuhllr Interest paper loc f t 8 l t o m d I We fool that ths Is entrely poso nftor srrnr a prevlrw of P l,. :lonk slowly. Constep The "no mans l" pro-fall wnter. We must ndd slblc "" requrements. what we wll be wearng ths.,jct-t one more,, m-nt of» labor " "«, nndequate. at the prces may be qute an de Xlotlonnl experence for the man..nly There s emphass on the fedora,. derby, bowler, even pork pl pe shapes to RO wth the tallnrpd ed look that wll be so bs ln,;,r Commttee has bo y coua: womens fashons. Ths bor- constant ouutde. " rowed look s much softened by,, r fnal dayg, the..* bl would elmnate color, rch fabrcs nnd ntrcate, unpleasantly n- a " t. h d» enforcng the folds trmmng. nf the Democrats * cr " b? Iot Provsons except Mllners avod the term "man,!v harassed.!f ew nu acton Insttuted by Inspred" descrbe ther,,,mnted wth* nk - ftnd - flle members themrtatn labor ele- selvm creatons as the Greta Garbo-,v rrrtatn Marlene Detrch br of appeal assocated wth the slouch HIP Democrat sa-ld CMnmtttM Splt shapes. got to thnk of of The Commttee splt badly on,,brdmcmwella*approvlnjr the bll, rrtortw t Fur hats nnd bags are news. nrnl skn. Im Just out by y t 6-6 vote. Only ten here Is nothng more flatterng aganst the face than the of, lommlt sucde to the 0 Democrats voted td for the.-ndly to labor." softness of sable, mnk or fox. bll. In contrast, sx of the ten The new shape for the fur hat, m amendment* Republcans voted to send the Is tnll peaked.,:< f xecutlve aegglon. bll to the House floor. Why one publc, each com^ s poston was may ask, would a bll whch has The beloved sculptured turban remans a favorte ths obvous defects be approved by to the press. One year, but wth a new twst. In- «o many Republcans? sad to have re- s sometmes elaborated sgns. Here the famly s ImkK at a elnlles lno rtrurrt up mrd. but the door 8 not necessarly a vote of a? prov& wth Jewelled embrodery. had been pnned. Left n Hrll, Set. Mclaughln, Joseph, -Manyofus have specfc Evenng hats rerfaln small got such a bs; kck out of t that wo ddnt take It down -uv decson the reservatons nboutmts provl head hukbnt. They are bejewelled, befeathered, beon our neghbors, who are all wonderful people, <m! over ,»ona. On the other h approval of ths bll was afrst ; : n a secton by Iwltchtng. :..;< As It turned step, but an essental one n Har styles to go wth these, ^ nearly became Bettng legslaton enacted at new hats are brushed wth by dssecton" ths sesson, whch In my opln mp 05 changes Ion, Is an absolute "must" ;, all eases.almost h- nne other Re I feel we Republcanswere nne other Re- under an oblgaton to provde rd n favor of the House of f Representatves»? uld, k < * lth Tamework whereby It effectve. ffctve. Despte could work Its wll. If no bll. >< U Ulll re was consder- was reported t th [evenng style. was reported out, nothng could ; be done. Now, however, varous :.< ndmltted, how amendments are sure tn be of-originahave gome fered I trust accepted, Proud Mother holdng up AND CARBON whch wll strengthen the bll. baby Everybody says she resembles me so much. Just look,m,>v«of Bll An another real possblty, a. m" of the major substtute to the entre measure at our faces sde by sde. A..d) I nm hopeful may be accepted by the House. Caller Yes, youre qute nd on the House Those of us Insstng on rght. Nothng could be planer prompt acton are not seekng v mnon of small to mpose arbtrary restrctons ; vnud releve an on honest labor offcals. We of unons from seek smply to prevent certan :, 5 would per- notorous Abuses by certan!;( most corruptlabor Offcal*. In drvng fo,",(> Johnny D)o passage of labor reform legs- BUSINESSMEN: SPACE NOW! In Our Annual Fashon Now At least fnr famous mllner feels that mladys hat should br dented slghtly at the crown, the turban rses hgh to a peak smooth crowns soft, open curls at the end. Har wll be slghtly longer on the sdes slghtly shorter In the back fhan t was last season. Really long har twsted hgh on the head ln the back Is a favorte Rhodeslans teat a new ralnay system. laton, we feel we are not "antl- nbor". but "pro-publc nterest." U-To-School EDITION Whch Wll Be Publshed THURSDAY, AUGUST 0th V l M ( (l. FEATURING: nformaton on all Townshp schools! M ()f Woodbrdge Hgh Schools port schedule! f! Nnons fo^ students from kndergarten tb college! " school supples where to buy them! Mature stores nterestng artcles for parents! SALES MESSAGE WILL BE BY OVER 0,000 READERS! DEADLINE FRIDAY, AUGUST th Advertsng Staff WlU Help Prepare Your Ad of SAMPLE COPIES of ths specal edton wll be dstrbuted to new resdents throughout the town- hp Be sure your Is represented. Good Coverage In WOODBRIDGE COLONIA AVENEL ISELIN PORT READING KEASBEY FORDS SEWAREN MENLO PARK TERRACE CARTERET THURSDAY. ATIOTJrT f, p r,f "ITS A RIOT": Thas what SRI.,Jnsr)ll Mrl.afln, Woo hs famly returnrd home n fnd that hs nrelhnrs EASV ELEGANCE FOB SIMMER DAY What sounds good to eat on a szzlng day? A cool salad, of course. Theres no pleasanter way to satsfy the nner man or woman than wth a chlled frut salad, a hot bread, tall glasses of Iced tea. FruUd Lme Rng uses fresh lme juce rnd for the freshet, cooleat flavor of all; frut cocktal, ready-cut from a can, supples 5 colorful fruts. Bts of cream cheese are scattered through the fruts for pleasant creamy contrast. The delcous rng: may be flled wth any fresh frut of your cholee strawberres, cantaloupe balls, slced plums, crsp fresh grapes are all good, Wth hot rasn muffns an cr beverage ths makes a wonderful lunch or Sunday supper. Fruted Lme Rng Combne envelopes plan gelatn, teaspoons grated lme rnd h cup fresh lme juce let st untl gelatn Is softened, Dssolve n cups hot water. Str n M teaspoon salt!j cup sugar. Dran a No.,j can frut cocktal, savng syrup; str cup syrup Into gelatn. Cool untl slghtly thckened. Fold n well draned frut cocktal, (-ounce) package cream cheese, cut nto tny cubes. Chll untl frm In 8^-nch rng mold. Unmold onto crsp salad greens, fll center of rng wth fresh fruts. Essental Ingredent A woman wrote to a daly paper from an Isolated spot: "My sster I arent exactly lonely out here. We have each other to talk to. But we need another woman to talk about." McAnad Oklahoma. News, -McAIester, The Yankees averaged,55 fans for exhbton games at Al Lang Feld, St. Petersburg, Fla., last sprng. None of the other eleven teams tranng ln Florda approached ths fgure. TOO LATE Spokane Ifynry H. Rchards, assstant vce presdent of a down-town bank, was thumb- Ing through a busness magazne when an artcle caught hs fancy: "How to prevent bank robberes." Before Rchards waa halfway fnshed, an excted teller ran Into hs offce shoutng: "Weve Just, been robbed." Rchards thought the teller was playng a practcal joke. He wasnt. A smooth-talkng hold-up man had Just releved the bank of $,7. From the start, make your weddng an occason of long-remembered good taste dstncton. Invtatons set the tone of formal perfecton. Choose your, own paper stylng from our complete selectons. Consult us on any problems. "Qualfy... Worthy of the Occason* MIDDLESEX PRESS (Independent-Leader Bulldngr 0 Green Street, Woodbrdge Telephone MErcury - r ^ WM er Inllre Deparlment, sad Monday aftrrnoon when he had "deeoraled" hs home lawn wth all sorts of funny on the front lawn to whch all knds of tattered clothng l.arry, Bobby Mrs. Mclaughln. The latter sad, "We untl Tuesday nght. Of course we have played lttle trcks s If you dsh t out,.you hare to take t, too." Playgrounds Talk» TAGE FIFTEEN IM.AI, \(ITICI;S \ puh.lrlv rr.lf.mfr.rtatnn rn.v; Wr nvjnf frnm thf normjth Ork at h* f- Rv Dr. loln n \:\rr nrnrpmlo (Inllv hcvtrn, t>t In nvflfl problems most I hour* nl 9 AH In I* Pll, Mr*p; SUtnrfSS flllrl SMIIIUM I prsrnt. n t:r A rrpnt nf 0, of hr Rd Prlr«JhAll br vbmrfr wth rvh bd us fvuwp of uoort falh due Ittlnnal s " r " f " r. >v rmost of _,..., > wth crrhoss of nls ot" " "" "^"" "v"^ mrller artcle the Incdence " T ""Im or THK MAYOR AND f "Imholsm Is hghest In tlh COl!Nrn "t.v to sxty year agr nd In tlls sarne ago fnd crrhoss of thr ndnr.cause of death. benv VOTKE Tn MIMEM """ked only by heart dsease N0K ; """y *"n that nnrrr. nnd rfrebral hrmmnr "" W( "*" hp r«-*?m for tn laee nrm ro - Con,tnrlnn nf CONCH* CURBS W *l*n adkwatk tktlt CoolldM held a Costume Parade wth Imany takng part, Elane Lukaszewskl, H Racsok, Rose- I NOTIcr NOTICE la TO hereby ndderi nlvan th»t LEGAL NOTCKS f a NOTICE ltd blcla wll s hereby br rtrtlved nlvan for tht (Contnued from Page ) trtr.ucn of CHATtJ LINK mc [Robert Kubca, Charles Rchards, Prank Mosola, RobertJAnr mare Donahue, Robby R. vnrlous locntlon In Ihr Borouh Bobby Maupln, Joe Donahue, AW " c " ter bv th( c m or "- ^* T 0 T0 Ann Bschak, Odela Tortn, nnnwf?p? =S5 AMBND " AN B " ft ft ««h <> drum. Boroush H»ll. m Ct N J Cally, Prank Kukowskl, Peter Mary Ann Holder, Lnda Tartr mr.,«,.^s? p *RKrNCI Or VI-«rv up tn R:M P.M. on Auguat JO, Kohler, Mke Goddess Jm dff, Dane Lalne, Johanna Carbenter wth Bll Gallagher KmP^r- THIN TnB BOROlaH.05". «t whch lme th*v wll *t 55 Mellleo, Jane Nesbala, Robert TZRIT - Ntw N t w CTSET." CTSET" und Ted J wnnng the prze. In the group AND AD opened publcly Ttd. PTITO: SpecfcRtlonH mnr be obtalnfd Poster, Ken Morpln, Ed Stener, NTHODUCKD:. July - «,.»,»> (ss from the Bormuh CKrK»t M offor ages 0- the followng AdvertlMd at a KlopUd l U d on rmtflce ttantm dully betwmn th» Karen Hanf, Robert Holday, [partcpated: Warren Hull, ^ Rdlng wth NoMc» of Publc hours "I 9 00 AM to S:M P.M., Barbara Davs, Kathy Catalano, He«rlnn J«ly, m, \nrt\n SuturdRyj und Sundays. Lous Kravet, Denns Qulnn, Gal Nardon, Pat Larkln, Karen HctrFng~X«M*"Anlt*, 859. Ap A depost of 0 r r of the Bd Prlc«jEugene Nelson, Wllam Ren- proved by Myor Idwtrd J. DnUn Babtsky, Maureen Hogan, Pat AdvtrtlBed n flnslly tdoptrd dosh, Mke Grabowskl, Joseph * - -M. Tornack, Maureen Hanf, Mary 7, 9.V> JMoorehead. Frank Speer, Robert West, Davd Janncola Borough PATRICK POTOCma Ann Hrabek, Fran Nledbala, Cl«rk sell, Helene McFadden, Glora Bttner, Anne Gannan, Jenne Materazzo. Dawn Peterson, Pajtrcla Rvet, Donna Nehl, Jeanne Gannon, Betty Ann Nehl Denlse Antonell wth Karen McDeanan Jenne Mater- Rachunas won for the cutest azzo wnnng a prze. In thecostume whle Johanna Mell group for ages 0- the followng grls partcpated: Lo- tume. won for the prettest cos [rane Rasmovcz, Dane Dare, Susan Rasmovcz, Kathleen jthe contests for the week of Powers, Kathy Carter, Sharon August 0 are as follows Seegtz, Lnda Etzen, Kathy Monday P.M. Pe Eatng a Gavn, Rose Mare Costello, Grant Avenue; P.M. Costum Theresa Starowsk Kathy Parade at Washngton School, declared the wnner. The followng boys entered the group for ages 7-9: Thomas Gavn. Alex Te^br, Rchard Wenck, James Kocs, Paul Mc- Creary, Wayne Parker, Bobby Lndermann. Marc Spegel Rchard DePalma, Donald VI tell, Mckey Powers, Vncen Zerpallo, Jmmy Sutter, Freder Ick Dare, Bobby Conkln. Vcto Chasen, Denns Schaeffer Robert Thomas, Jmmy P.avlon ns, Kenny Rozzalard, Charle Neder, Steven Uhouse, Care McCreary Jacke Clar! wth Jmmy Sutter ahd Donal Vtell wnnng a prze. Joe Spegel, Blly Pluta. Steven Raphel, Gerry Rospnbloom Blly Jones, Vctor Pavlonnls Mchael Florentne, John Hof man, Danel Martn, Pat Me Creary Ralph Russo en tered the group for ages 0-l!_ wlth John Hoffman wnnng the prze. GRANT AVENUE Grant Avenue Playgroun held a Balloon Blowng Contes wth the followng grls enter ng the group: Lorrane Yap [chnsky, Elane Truck, Joyc Malek, Katherne tyagner Chrstne Smollen, Rosemar Greaeme, Jean Yapchnsky Carol Babtsky Patrca Kerchefsky wth Jean Papchn.sky beng declared the wnner I Rchard Mondl, Denns ORorke, Fred Herbeck, Denns Fedak John, Kerchefsky, Teddy Surck Kenneth Surck, Henry Mtklune Blle Stokes entered the boys contest wth Denns Fedak wnnng a prze. Pe Eatng was the attracton at Washngton Playground wth the followng grls enterng the jrop fro ages j 7-9: Deba Mljancsuk, Denlse Kolbasowskt Shrley Shllan, Anna Mare Brokup, Olga Dreboty Caro Quakenbush wth Shrley Shlar beng the wnner. Mary Bruss Glora Mllnlczuk, Roswtha Bodnar entered the roup for ages 0- wth Mary Bruss wnnng. The followng boy! took part: Davd Shlan, Oar; Hjooa,. Mchael Barblerl, Alle Toth Erc Stutzke wth the latter wnnng the prze. West Carteret Playground HOME for SALE IN WOODBRIDGE Full Prce $6,500 Immedate Occupancy Baautful -Room Bungalow Full Dry Cellv Ol Hett Combnaton Storm Wndow* 50 x00 Lot Clostd-n Front Porch V) Down Payment Call FU -88 won for the best costume. Dane Lane won for the funnest Karen Babtsky won a prze for the most orgnal costume Mary Ann Hrabek had the most foregn costume Ru^ P.M. Doll Contest for Grls Boys at West Carteret. Tuesday P.M. Doughnut Eatng at U.S. Metals; P.M. Bubblegum at Parkvew P.M. Watermelon Eatng at Shorecrest. Wednesday P.M. Balloon Blowng at Park Playground P.M. Pe Eatng at St. Josephs Playground. -...<, try to Cnl * r< - Borounh H«. "coof"a»^ the unfortunate Indvdual?,!!! Cat " rr - N>w JfT»y tn to seek nlrl vn,,,». "«>>oufl.a.m P M M A 0,j to seek pc^your famly physl- whn, t,,,f trl«v wn M opmed Can wll help In Insttutng"" P»"<-U- tea. proprr therapy h^ no-. 8 P trlfl< «tl <n" mat he ohnlfd hnm h.»f..»v P rom thp Borouh Clfrk»t hs of. nnps better than any other»«forfmu dsv hrtvnn m«enn outlne correct t-eattpnt hou " of >no * M «> >». Dvchlntrln... u,,. ; «"Pt Stturdlvt «nd Sundtvs nl..! L C OI " ultatl "l If I A Ifposlt of 0, of the Bd Prln necessary. Probably your famly " bf "bmuted wth neb hd pnys!r.l«n nlso wll utronelv kr "* " lden." <"xx* "»>»* tho.!-m,«ii. \ swum* of duf d»lltfrv whch df.np acohollr patent tn post m«v f>f rash or (rrtfled chfck PfK assocaton wth hs local successful bdder, wn be requred chapter of Alrohnllen» nn t0 (urnltl > * pfrfotmsnee bond In mn,;. ononcs Anony- >n.mount of not Itas thn th mous. A recent survey amon* " *» < >»«cpt«d bd. lottors revealed th«t 0 >r Th M» v <> r»nd couno rnrrvh Tn encourage ther alcoholc BY ORDER or THI MAYOR AND wtenu to Jon thp A A Re- COUNCIL. - r th. - alcoholsm I,»l SJSu^cG? 0 0 J, progressve process, TO B«ADV»RTtsr.D: Amut T, lme «l of greatest Importance " M ln lf " c»" t PTMI. b act now. ~* "~""^~~~~~" shull le mbmlr.nl wth rch bd 9 Mldtnet o( good (Mll sod securty of due delvery whch tposlt my be c«ah or certfed cheek. Surce«sful bdder, wll be requred James Holday, Mke McGlllls, C.P. tn/xl to furnsh a performance bond! Andrew Toth wth the latter Nck Racsok, Pat Donahue, «n tmount of not lsa thn tll wnnng the prze. NOTICE TO BIDDERS toml of the nccepted bd. Keth Zenoba, Edward Holder, NOTICE It hereby that The Mvor ml Councl reterrm PARKVIEW James Tortn, Donald Tarta, J Ma led bds wll be receved (or the! the rght to relect Any >nd tl bldl. Parkvew Playground held a lontnctlos of CATCH BASINS In Charles Ryan, Mare Oabrsh, BV ORDER OF THI MAYOR AHD rlous locaton! of the Borough Doughnut Eatng Contest wth COUNCIL. Rose Rachunas, Brenda Doloszyck, Mary Ann Cccone, Lor-Bobugh of Carteret, Borough Kll. Borough Clerk of drteret, by the Clerk of the PATRICK POTOCNIO, the followng grls enterng... the Cmke Avenue, Curteret, New Jeruy 7-9 age group: Bunny Abetemarco, Beverly Carter, JoAnne Sra Alfano, Janet Bschafc! rane Busch, Elane BuschJ,...v.,Mfc, wh.vsmw, now *rrnc> TO IU n& ADVERTISED: AUVfK OCLI; Aujut T, p to 8:00 P.M. on August 0, lt$9. H9 In the Crteret Preu Powers. Patrca OConner, Suz-ananne Parker, Alca Parker, Lukaszewsk won a prze for Kathy Tornack. Elane the KEEP UP WITH YOUR HOME TOWN NEWS CLIP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY WOODBRIDGE PUBLISHING CO.? GREEN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Q Enclosed please fnd $.00 tot onft-yeat subscrpton to: INDEPENDENT-LEADER D CARTERET PRESS D EDISON TOWNSHIP-FORDS BEACON To be sent to: NAME ADDRESS TOWN SNUFFS OUT TROUBLE ufl Ah Stub It may look mysterous to you, but ths huge crcut breaker s workng to protect your electrc servce. It acts wth a blast of ar to sohte faulty sectons n the electrc system does t n a twenteth of a second. ths,000 volt -crcut breaker s just one mofe ndcaton of the knd of equpment we have behnd your swtch. Every day we contnue to strve to mprove your electrc servce.

16 FA< mv>< fnr."off PACK STXTEFfl BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY - Accordon School -- Excavatng Lawderette Msle lstmctlon - - Rado & TV Servce -- Upholstery HENSCffS ACCORDION SCHOOL Specal for August t-free Lessons n Our Studo on Gutar or Amrdlon LfMonj After That. $.50 Plus 50r on Rental of Instrument* 7 Brown Ave., Iwlln Phonr ME Ar Condtoners - AIR IOMES - STORES Free Estmates M. LYONS Lcensed Professonal Engneer Lberty Buldng GARAGE SPECIALS rot ESTIMATES CALL DENNIS MURPHY LI-8-07 All Types Of CARPENTRY MASONRY Expert Workmanshp. Reasonable Fte Chrjed. CONSTRUCTION ALTERATIONS ADDITIONS Custom Homes Bult to Vour Specfcaton! No Job Too Large Or Too Small,.. Fully Insured * No Charge or Oblgaton For Estmates Vncent Keller Bulder 0 Stone Street, Rahwar. Phonu FU Delcatessen TREAT SHOPPE 6 Rahwajf Avenue Woodbrde (Opp. Wht* Church) SALADS at Ther Bet SODA FOUNTAIN FRESH BAKEBX GOODS Open 7 A. H. to 0:0 P. U. INCLUDING SUNDAYS Closed Wednesdays All Day RAYMOND JACKSON SOTS Druggsts 88 Maty Street Woodbrdge, N. J. Telephone MErcury -055 Avene Pharmacy 9 RAHWAY AVENUE HErourv 8 PRESCRIPTIONS WHITMANS CANDIES Cosmetcs - Flm GreeUof Card NETCO Northeastern Trenchng Company > : :vatnf for SFUKRS (I.ARS FOOTINGS Ol, TANKS WATER LINES STORM SEWERS SEPTIC SYSTEMS SWIMMING POOLS RETAINING WALLS Murdwk St., Ford», V. J. Tel. LI 8- Fsbg Tackle FRUIT WMTDK." -sen TOCESOK," "BBS*- Ml*,"»" IBI ut Btpttn en EB.* -OCtA-S CITT, "QICX." *!, A.VCLH* m m; thm. Phone FC 8-ttM RUDYS Twkle A Bepalr Monroe St, Feel Ol JOHN J. BITTING [MoblJ Moblheot FUEL OIL Over 5 Years ot Frendly Servce ME Fulton Street WOODBRIDGE - Funeral Drectors - Funeral Home 56 Carteret Avenue Carteret, N. J. Telephone KI--575 FLYNN & SON FUNERAL HOMES Establshed > Years 0 East Avenue Perth Amboy Ford Ave., Ford VA-6-05S Furnturo WINTER BROS. Waysde Furn. Shop Half Year Clearance Sale NOW GOING ON Servng Woodbrdge Hcldtntl Sloca 9 Bgger Value Top Braad Better Kurvlce Lower PrM Vst Our New Iton At St. George Avenue at O. I. Hghway, Avene (At the Woodbrde Clomle Crcle) Open * A. H, to t P. H. IncL l»t Phone MErenry WANT-ADS BACON Read The Drectory Ads Open 7 D»y * Week : A. M. to MJdnlcht 5c per WASH 0c per DRY 0 Br New Wuhen «Gant Drjtn COIN OPERATED Watch for the Gr Openng of Our Serrce Store COMING SOON... la mponn t«nuj nquttl * an MInf t mrtc* depart- unt mat door U «n»" mtrt laonderett*.... Soon ro«wn U n jrwr t»mtn- trrk* w o»r a ttsdut wul do jow mh Mr yon! TWILIGHT LAUNDERETTE MC Rlhwj A (BKwtca t»ra Bn tnt Greta Stwt) Lan Mwers LAWN MOVERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED Small tacton repared Part for all make* AathwM demlenferbrcrt A StnUan, Cfnton, Power Pndarta, Una others aales an* amce ALBRECHTS KEY SHOP Washngton Ave. Carteret KI -76 Lqor Store Telephone MErcury -889 WOODBRIDGE Lquor Store MARY ANDRASCIK, Prop. Complete Stockof Domestc Imported Wnes, Beers Lquors 57 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Locksmth WOODBRIDGE KEY & LOCKSMITH SHOP AUTO, HOME, OFFICE KEYS DUPLICATED KATES BOLD 0 lee Slut««Uwn Mowm Stmpened on Premle lool. Hardware, Palnt, Glu 5J0 AMBOV AVENUE WOODBRIDGE TeL ME--0M Open Dally I A. M. to 7 P. M. Sunday I A, M. to P. M. Movng & Truckng A. W. HALL & SON Local Long Dstnct Movln Storage NATION-WIDE SHIPPERS ot Household Offce Furnture Authorzed Agent ABCO UNITED SECURITY Separate Room lor Storaft CRATING PACKING SHIPPING Unclamed Furnture ol taj Descrpton Offce Warehouse Atlantc Street, Carteret Tel. KI -550 or KI -859 Move "IDEAL WAY" Phone FU-8-9 AGENT NATIONAL VAN LINES 86 St. George Ave., Avene - Rooms-0. S, fso 5-6 Rooms-5, $0. 5tt OOUM - Musc Instructon Enroll lout Chld How (or rrrrat Ltuon on Uu Accordon 9 Gutar. trumptt Saxophone Pano Trombon Drnm Gbou autan & AmpUJUr Ecdor Accordons Muuctl Acowore Student Rental Plan For Informaton Call Ul-:-tNI SAMMY RAYS Mutc Repar Shop SAM LAtUADKA. Prop. ; WANT ADS GUITAR LESSONS We Gve Prvate Instructons JOSEPH J. SlMONE Ul School Street Woodbrldf CALL ME -W For Appontment Patlag & Paperng Neatly Fnshed Interor Exteror Pantng Paperhangng FREE ESTIMATES Call BOB PROVOST 5 Tennson Street Carteret, N. J. KI -5 Photography SALE! Many Items Below Wholesale Cost DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING DAY SERVICE "Free" Roll of Flm Wth Every Roll of Black Whte Flm Processed GALLARDS PHOTO 57 Amboy Ave., Woodbrde Phone ME -65 Open M to 6, Man. & Fr. Tll 9 Set Need REPAIR? Call ME -60 ARTS RADIO & TELEVISION SALES SERVICE 55 Avene Street, Avene Repar Estmate* Free! Antenna nstalled lube luted Free at Our Stor* Car Eaolo Serlced Proroptlj Roofng & Sllng - T. R. STEVENS Rooflnt»nd ShMt Metal Work 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. WOODBRIDGE Alr-CondltJonng Warm Ar Heat Indmtral Ehaust System Motor Guards FOR FREE ESTIMATES Call UE--S or ME--5M Henry Jansen & Son Tnnng Sheet Metal Work Rooflnc Metal Celng* Furnace Work 588 Alden Street Woodbrdge, N. J. Telephone MErcury -6 Roofng WATTS BROTHERS Carteret, N. J. FREE ESTIMATES on ROOFING HOT ASPHALT SHINGLING LEADERS & GUTTERS KI Servce Statons TOWNE GARAGE J, F. Gardner & Son 85 AMBOY AVENUE Woodbrdge MErcury -S0 Were Specalsts In MENT BALANCE Plumbng & Heatng - BRAKE SERVICE WOODBRIDGE Plunkng & Keatg Remodelng New Installatons Gas Ol Burners Call ME--06, HI--7 L.PUGLIESE - A. LTPO Charles Farr Plumbng & Heatng I Eltctrle Sewer Servce Telephone: HEnnrr ro59 6 UNDEN AVENUE Wwdbrtdfe. N. J. No Hot Water? Enjoy a Full Supply of Hot Water Let Us Dullme Your Tankless Col Call ME -00 Avene Coal & Ol Co. 86 Rahway Avenue, N, J. -Slpcovers-Draperes- SALE! We reupholster your ktchen chars wth heavy DURAN. $.00 each SERMAYAN UPHOLSTERY SHOP > Est, 90} < 5 F^tb Avenue, Avene HE -7 TV Repar FU -0. Televson Auto Rado Repar COLONIA TELEVISION SEftVICE W. nmm *T*. * Klnbuly ABCO TV SALpS & SERVICE St. Georges Avenue COLONIA FU Guutntetd Reptln of All AUkM ot Ar Coadttatll, BUck Whte Colored» Belt, Ul-FI. Badlu, t»pe Bccoden, Fhonol»l)hs, Stereophonc louver- Hum, Antenut LnUllnUoM, Uu " -" Ktp»lftd WAlb You Wll VACATIONERS! BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- We renpholster A free--storage your furnture. Everythng wll be ready when you return from vacaton SERMAYAN UPHOLSTER! SHOP Kt, H7 5 Ffth Avenue, Avene TeJ. ME -U7 Water Softeners SALES SERVICE RENTALS Water Softener Salt Soft Water Soap Swlmmnr Pool Supples SERVISOFT OF WOODBRIDGE 7 St. George Avenue Woodbrde ME -85 Advertse Your Busness n the Busness Servce Drectory Prces Start A» Low a» $7.oo A Month "-$0.50 a month "-$,00 a month 5-$7.50 a month HOLLYWOOD NEWS Elzabeth Taylors favorte tpple f you care s champagne on the rocks. Edde Fsher wll be able to pay for ots of magnums. Hs deal at the Tropcana n Vegas guarantees hm $00,000 a year for the next three. Marlon Bros next after! The Fugtve Knd" s "Pars Blues," to be made n Pars next fall wth 8dney Poter co-starred. Tony Curts s the most shackled actor n Hollywood. He was chaned to Sdney ffoter n "The Defant Ones," chaned to Krk Douglas In "Spartaous," hcuffed to a polceman n "Operaton Pettcoaj." The one only husb of Marlene Detrch, poultry farmer Rudolf. Stjber, has just receved a present from Marlehe, an ncubator, all electrc. for h chcks. Theyre good frends, though separated for more than two decades. J I Tht weeks pcture revew: DONT qve VV THE SHIP Wth Jerry Lews on board, Dont Gve Up the Shp" It flled wth fun rotous ncdents. Jerry s up to hq usual trcks In ths latest lark about newlywed naval leutenant, John Paul Steckler 7th,, who s blamed for losng a destroyer escort. One gathers that the shp s mssng, snce Lews was the last offcer n comm, both the, Navy a congressonal commttee, whch s ploddng the Navy, naturally, ate after Jerry to fnd out what happened. He s Batched rght jout of the brdes arms confned to bachelor quarters whle he tres to remember what happened to the shp. Eventually, va flashbacks the shapely psychutrut assgned to hs case, the ttory [unfolds. Your THIS WfK >, Tan IMp" "** M" Mlars All Bush No Blnntn "We have had llac bushes for about flvr years they [do not Rve flgwers. Can you tell me why? The Rverdalr Kardener who sent n ths queston tby thnk she has planted some llacs [that m-e ]ust try ns to be ornery stubborn. Llacs as well as other flower Ing shrubs sometmes act ths way. I asked Donald B. Lacey, our extenson home grounds specalst, how come he sad the answer U smple: the plant may be too young. Fve years old Is too younr Yes, he sad, som eshrubs are stll grownt vgorously at that age, Others reach maturty at two or three years begn I to flower. As IOIIK as the shrub con tlnues to show enthusasm ll Its growth t wont flower. Overfed? Mr. Lacey tells me some garleners have the mstaken noon that the plant does not jower because t lacks fertlzer. And so they feed t gen rously wth fertlzer, whch ncourages t to grow stll more gorously puts off flower R that much longer. Some llacs dont bloom as hey should because they are rowng In partal shade. A llac must have full sun. Llacs beyond the awkward dolescent stage may stop tloomng for stll another reaon. They may have borers. Look for small tunnels n the ;runk. f you fnd any squeeze In some paste borer. medy that you can get at a :arden supply store the ress a lttle putty nto the de. Frut Falls Off Garden troubles seem to ome In bunches for our Rverlale gardenng frend. She s lsappontcd also because the pples peaches fall off her rees before they get bg. If ts any comfort to her hes not alone n ths ether. Lots of backyard frut grow rs have not yet laced up to.he fact that theres a whole rmy of Insects, not to menton few choce plant dseases workng aganst them all sea- : CLASSIFIED: RATES - INFORMATION $.00 for 5 word«headlne for ads: d c each addtonal word 0 A. M. for th««a m «Payable In advanot publcaton NOTE: No elawffkd ads taken over photj; must be sent In, Telephone MErcury - LOST AND FOUND LOST. SnHll tan shortdog, black face ears, whte paws chest. Saturday, Dolonla School No. 6 area, Reward. FU /6 YOUR _... _ n come a problem, Ale Anonymous can help j BI-M5B, or wrt* P 5, Woodbrdge. LOST: Beane, whte wth HAVING TROUBLE wth"" brown, female, Wearng N. Y. sewerage? Electrc 8e.n> State lcense tag. Vcnty of ountry Club Vllage, Colonla, Wednesday, July 9. Reward FU /6 t FEMALE HELP WANTED TEEN QUEENS NEEDED Sx models needed for "Teen Queen Modelng Contest" Bt the gr openng of the convenent new Thorn McAn drve-in fam ly shoe style center. Frst prze; SERVICES er removes roots, flth stoppage from doppes, dralru sewerj dggng, no damages effcent. Call Plumbng Heatng 80Q7. g FOR 8ALF. THREE-PIECE lvnn on wth slpcovers. FU DALMATIAN IFJC oughbred, LO $00 fall wardrobe of rayon MOBILE HOME. "Derp choce from The Marvel wo- & ft. Two bedrooms mens wear shop, Smth matc washer. Small drr.u Street, Perth Amboy, All fnal sts wn free fall wardrobe of ment Assume Mr. Thorn Desgner Fashon shoes. Grls through 0 apply Thursday, August. at New Jersey P Thorn McAn, Kng George Post! Road, Fords, between Route 9 (From Edtoral Route 0. 8/6 to Russa could bo Another survey wll measure sentment to whether any changes hav,curred snce the Vce dents vst to Russa, Ths ts one of a sees TELEPHONE SOLICITOR to conduct heatng survey for ports on poltcal nenlt the worlds largest nstallers of Watch for them In ths heatng equpment. Must be a paper. sales-mnded person, to work from our offce preferably. Wll PROBABLY SO dscuss other alternatves "Thats funny," sad the I monetary remuneraton upon tlst. who had been drll mg your applcaton. Apply at drlllng drllng. "You HOLLAND FURNACE COM. ths tooth had never bfen PANY, 66 Amboy Avenue, yet there are flakes of Woodbrdge. No phone calls. on the pont of my drll." 8/6 "I knew It! I knew groaned the patent. Y(J struck my gold belt bucklt WOMAN wanted for housework ronng or days a week. Must have own transportaton. Call FU -. 8/6 gn sprayng now. But If.youd on. Commercal frut ke to know how to do t next growers year, youre welcome to a copy :arned ther lesson long ago of Spray Calendar 77, "Pest hey keep ther spray rgs busj Control Recommendatons fqr rom earlest sprng untl har st. Ths all-season care exlans Home Orchards." S. C, 77 can be had from -why you so rarely fnd a county agrcultural agents or»orm In an apple or peach by wrtng to Garden Reporter, ;rown by the professonals. College of Agrculture, Rutgers Its too late, of course, to be.unversty. AMERICAN PLAN Vstor Those are wond strawberres you have then you use fertlzer on them?, Farmer "No, just w a m sugar." Busness Drectory! Rates Are SMALL j BIG But the Results are on GE FILTER-FLO WM00 Check ThtM Ftoturas! Ms Copodty H) H*. Ovtr 50% nor* than many othtr outomatcf. Water-Saw for SmaK load*. $av«gohom of ho wour on «och MMN load. Chokt of HOT or WARM wa* water to sut fabrc mas. Yonrt Worry-Free Wh«n You tuy G-! OPEN EVES. TIL 9, Automatc WASHER. Model Illustrated- ONLY N >fomouf»«r-flo««l» lln «l lnt, * onf loop «^ ^ Ifc. Md G «««"HEADQUARTERS FOR JOY WATER SOFTENERS" LOMAX APPLIANCES GE SAIJW AND UfVICI 5 Mate Street ME -000