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1 A Newspper Devoted To Community Interest Presented Firly, Clerly Full Locl Coverge And Imprtilly Ech Week VOL. XV NO. 47 Complete News, Pictures 'FORDS, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1953 As Christms Fund Gifts Strted on Their Wy By CHARLES E. GUSGOKX I don't suppose re ever ws ny doubt but tht he ws gentlemn. There's somethg bout guy with chrcter, becuse you feel s well s see tht ffection is mtter stct, tht creful mnners re unhibited, tht loylty love wouid never be surrendered t ny cost. You hve ssurnce, o, tht se re not temporry qulities, not whims moment, not clculted, g rewrds but permnent fcets n honest good hert. I just don't hppen see such qulities o ten ny more I guess this is why ir ppernce on rre occsions mkes such deep impression upon me. ^-, H- ^ ^ As I sy, I knew tht here ws gentlemn but it ws Jimmer Wright who put wht I knew words. We were neighbors both us hd seeri some semier spects life, so jt ws refreshg for both us when re rrived on scene such n obvious relief from twdry shm. It ws so nice hve such sut fellow round, whose meticulous ense fitness thgs you could never doubt. * $ :J: $ I ten hve wondered why Jimmer felt impelled remrk tht dy bout his beg gentlemn. He did hve wy liftg tht hsome fce focusg those cler, bright eyes-- compellg ttention; but, o, it might hve been gentility crrige, or his vst pride. Some dy, perhps, I will know it is tht importnt me tht I hope I will. * * # * In ll events, this noble fellow never needed n eduction but he hd one becuse it seemed like thg do. I thk he lwys resented this, with pstkg understg, for he seemed lwys hve quiet determtion do well wht ws expected him. His school experience only served emphsize tht he never needed it tht he lredy hd fr more wy keen responses, niceties desirble hbits, obedience requisites good conduct thn lessons could ever hve given him. He ws good student, I underst. He ws ptient (Contued on Pge 8) PRICE EIGHT CENTS Cops Still Lck-Deth Slted for School Job? No Trce Found Yet Driver Who Killed 2 Servicemen, Sped Off WOODBRIDGE Police Chief George E. Ketg sid yesterdy tht plclos division is still tenciously vestigtg deth two soldiers who met ir deth Christms Eve. on Route 1, ner Avenel Street, when y were struck by hit--run cr. "A hit--run driver is lowest form niml my estimtion," chief sid, " we LEO FAR-LEY re dog everythg our power try fd mn responsible for deth.those boys. We re followg- every possible led, no'mtter how slim." The victims ccident were Airmn Joseph R. Jvornicky, 18, 72 Gordon Street, Stplen, S. I., "Who ws declred ded on rrivl WOODBRIDGE A movement t Perth Amboy Generl Hos- is beg strted mong some pitl his compnion, Airmn Bord Eduction members Third Clss Ptrick Meehn, 18," nme Leo member 301 Ell Avenue, Avenel, who suc- Bord, s Frley, trunt ficer, it hs cumbed his juries Christms been lerned. Supporters night. move declre tht school. The ccident ok plce shortly popultion cresed before 10 o'clock bout 100 feet pot wherehs such ction is imfrom Avenel Street, crossg. pertive. Airmn Meehn, who lived bout six blocks wy from crossg, At present, Ernest Lk, who his buddy who ws spend lso resigned s member holidy leve with him, de- Bord Eduction some 13 yers cided go out buy cigrettes. go tke post, is only The sre his neighborhood ws trunt ficer Township. closed so friends set out for However, it ws lso lerned one sres cross high- tht Frley my hve some wy. They were evidently unfmil- opposition re is possiir with volume trffic on bility tht he will not be ble re members Independent-Leder stff Rod DeprtAbove re just few 132 crns.food, clothg- highwy ttempted ment employes who helped lod two trucks necessry ys delivered 66 needy Township fmilies lst Wednesdy (Contued on Pge 8) cross, not t tersection, but mke deliveries. through Independent-Leder Christs fund.* In. picture below it. Both irmen were' on furlough from Coos Ah' Bse Lbrdor. Airmn Mehn's fmily moved Avenel from Union lst July it is first time soldier visited Avenel. He is sur-by BOTH WOLK "WOODBRIDGE Wllce J WOODBRIDGE W h e n t h e vived by his prents, Mrs Wilck, Inc., Perth Amboy, ws low WOODBRIDGE. Letters Of WOODBRIDGE^ Lst,Wednesdy ws long busy Thoms J. Meehn bror Independent-Leder Christpprecition for gifts food re- dy. bidder on structurl steel iron ms Fund closed on Christms Thoms J. Meehn, III. ceived through The Independentwork for proposed cerr It ws dy tht 66 Township needy fmilies received Eve, it hd i eched n ll-time Leder Christms Fund re bewhen bids were received* lst night gng pour this fice. crns food, clothg ys. It ws "D" dy delivery high mrk. eight-yer hist n djourned meetg Becuse se letters re relly dy for eighth nnul Independent-Leder Christ- ry. this volunteer good cheer. Township Committee. ment for jthose you who dothe Wilck bid ws $12,489. The A tl $2, ws donted, p nted "fund we re prtg ms, only or bidder ws Irvgn $63.33 more thn lst yer. Alm so you. cn red for your- At " qurter fter six Steel Iron Works, which sked 198 dividuls.orgniselves how much your thoughtful- morng grocer strted de- trucks, one provided by Dmeo ger RARITAN TOWNSHIP W- $14,000. ztions rfrde voluntry contribuness hs been pprecited. liver 66 food crns which Truckg Co., Avenel, tions. No dividul or orgniz- ners Christms decorthe bids were.referred tions contest sponsored by. Township Atrney, Town From n isel widow with two were complete with fe turkeys or by Township, were lod- tion ws sked contribute. youngsters cme this letter: "To ll -fix's. By 7:30 o'clock ed t 9 o'clock we 'begn Dontions received durg Clr Brn Womn's Club hve Committee consultg enthe Independent-Leder ll ll food crns were delivered roll. The Snt Clus express ws lst week fund were s fol- been nnounced by Adm geer for tbultion. The Wilck kd people who donted plced on sidewlk on its wy. Zimmermn, grden deprtment firm ws lso low bidder for genlows: erl construction t $392,500. this Christms Fund so ll us poor front The Independent-Leder chirmn. We visitpd every section $50.00 unfortunte people could hve fice right order "deliv- Township, some prts tht I never They re Jmes Hns, -32 Wsh- All low bids cludg steel A Friend. = Hppy Christms: Well, I ws one ery.-at 7:30, group Township knew existed before. Little shcks gn Rod, Nixon; H. A. Koer- generl construction hetg m I relly, didn't hve Rod Deprtment employes, who stuck out wilderness,, de$25.00 ber,.hmiln Avenue,. Menlo ventiltg, plunjbg dr spirit do nythg for hd volunteered ir services, r- lpidted houses old sections Woodbridge Lions Club, Beth Is- Prk, Chrles Wir, Liddle ge electricl work tl $449,Christms s for.me "it just rived begn crry down some net but bre homes. rel Cemetery Assocition The Township 'estimted Avenue, Clr Brn. enx nor dy. But Wednes- two flights stirs crns $15.00 Assistg Zimmermn uthorized bond issue for $450,No Dry Eyes dy, when tht big truck pulled clothg ys from our recreldies' Aid Society First judgg were Anthony 000 for cerr. There ws little old ldy Presbyter up my door left two big tion room where, pckg Cb*ureh. Committeemn George Mroz Scheu, * Jmes Quckenbush, Avenel, livg ll by herself boxes for me children, wrppg hd been done sce sid lst night tht contrcts for $10.00 Willim Brynt. little hut without nor house I just wtched tht truck till it November 1. (Contued on Pge 8) A friend. In memory A. L. L., Willim Test. went round comer n Then t eight o'clock two lrge round. She looked s net.s Dr. Edwrd J. : Novk, Frnk B. (Contued on V*.ge 8) I went up my grret got Bloom, Anonymous. do\vn die old wres I hd sce 5.00 yer " one. I hung m A friend, Judy Nncy Jckmy wdows s I couldn't fford son, Sigm Alph Phi Sorority, nice ones like.some my neigh.receipts Frnk J. Novk, Rev. Willim M. bors hd. But it just goes show, 1953 Dontions 1953 Blnce $2, Schmus. tht kdness se good «$3.00 people hd brought sunshe Expenditures. WOODBRIDGE A glisteng door sprklg snow Len Perier, Susie Gentile, A For turkeys grocery orders for 66 fmilies my home brightened my life won for Rymond F. Jckson, Jr., 74 Grove 1, up so tht I relly did hve Avenue, first prize $25 for origlity Christ- friend. " For 35 lrge dolls not donted _..._: nice Christms. Bight from my. For clothg sizes not donted hert I Svnt thnk ll se ms home decortion contest sponsored by Womn's HOLIDAY PASTY For 38 fruit bskets sent Perth Amboy, Roosevelt ' good people -my God bless Civic Club Woodbridge. WOODBRIDGE The Women's Middlesex County Hospitls m ll for kd deed y Steve Kocsi, 241 Cln Street, won Civic Club will hold its nnul Csh given criticl cses : hve done.". Christms Prty Mondy night second prize $15 for ir beu-r Totl expenditures 2, Two elderly Woodbridge ldies tiful disply redeer cnt. home John Molnr, $10 with huge stuffed Snt 28 Jensen Avenue, Fords, t 8:30 who live lone sent short note: dles, ll homemde.. Clus stg on ir front "We wish thnk you for your John Zsmb, 67 o'clock, Secret pls will be re- Blnce on h strt 1954 "Fund or help needy cses Clire Avenue, plced third for porch witg greet ll'visirs. veled. (Contued on Pge 8) durg yer $ Honorble mention went Michel Kudrick, 59 Willry Street, for 'beutiful disply Hrln Brdy, 237 Mrol Drive, for origlity design. Judges contest were Myor Hugh B. Quigley, former Myor August F. Greer, Lymn Peck, Jmes T. Byers Clemens Stncik. Also on committee from Civic Club were B. M. Oleson, A. W. Heriehs, Louis Wlsheek, Jmes T. Byers, John Molnr D. K. StultZi chirmn.. Commentg on fe results contest Stultz sid: "I would like thnk ll folks who entered contest.' The judgg ws extremely difficult s ll homes -looked very nice, Woodbridge cn.be proud mny origl beutiful decortions." > True Spirit: Christms Yule Fund Atts Cme? Herts Qu ickened Listed Jckson Yule Decortions Tke 1st Civic Club Prize INJURED IN FALL WOODBRIDGE Edwrd Hrris, Metuchen Avenue, ws.seriously jured Sturdy morng when he fell down stirs t 100 New Street. He.ws tken" Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl by Woodbridge Emergency, Squd* treted for possible frcture neck. Robert Cmpbell, 83 Cornell Street, Avenel, ws. wner $25 Defense Bond wrded by Fifth District Democrtic Club Avenel for best decorted home Yuletide seson. JM*. Cmpbell's home ws study green lights. TIRES STOLEN WOODBBIDGE Five t i r e s worth f55 were slen out Wilson Mors grfee on St. George Avenue, sometime Christ ms Dy, ccordg report mde Sturdy by owner, Joseph Prdi. The thieves ged entrnce by brekg wdow* Is Tx Rise B. E. Budget Boost Opertg Costs My Br Pln WOODBRIDGE Every effort will be mde keep 1954 tx rte ner present figure, Myor Hugh B. Quigley sid yesterdy. The rte ws $8.68 per one hundred dollrs vlution. "Although Bord Eduction budget hs been upped some $346,000," myor stted, " cost opertion hs gone up considerbly Township dmistrtion, we re holdg scries meetgs ttempt keep rte down." The myor poted out tht Township employes will lso be given n crese slry thi.i yer. Asked how much n crese would be grnted employes, Myor Quigley replied, "It hsn't been decided yet." However, he noted Perth Amboy county hve grnted ir employees blnket crese $300 "tht seems be prctice round here." Myor Quigley lso poted out tht number rods sewers were stlled durg" pst yer, so y "will not hve be listed this comg yer's budget." In Au Accidet RARITAN TOWNSHIP A Stte Mor Vehicle Inspecr ws slightly. jured his cr smshed rer-end collision Sturdy morng on Route 1, opposite Lcoln - Mercury plnt. Inspecr Willim Mnley ws on rod ptroi, hedg north, when his cr ws struck from behg by cr operted by Donld Cooper, 27, Nutley. Inspecr Mnley ws treted by Dr. Joseph Dol, Woodbridge Avenue, for juries legs, right rm bck. Cooper ws given sum-. mpns by Ptrolmen Richrd McGnis Frnk Morley for creless drivg. Complt Lodged RARITAN. TOWNSHIP Police lodged complt drunken drivg gst morist erly Sturdy morng fter he ws chsed by or drivers fter n ccident. Roy Budrow, Idel Triler Court, Avenel, ws tken cusdy by Ptrolmen Rymond Jcobsen," Richrd McGnis Fred Pfeiffer on Bergen Plce, ded-end street, f Woodbridge Avenue. Accordg police, Budrow left scene n ccident t Plfield Avenue Seymour Street, ws chsed ded-end street severl miles wy by or morists. Hospitl's Blood Supply Is Criticlly Depleted PERiH AMBOY The supply whole blood Perth -Amboy Generl Hospitl's blood bnk hs prcticlly been depleted durg pst holidy week A. W. Eckert, hospitl direcr, clled dy for volunteer blood donors give blood "so this importnt service cn be contued for persons who need whole blood trnsfusions." Eckert sid with supply blood so low, ptients' fmilies wll hve secure donors with proper blood type before blood trnsfusions cn be given, unless volunteer donors re secured, ""pvg secure donors before blood trnsfusions cn be given/ plces n dded burden upon ptients' fmilies," Eckert stted. Those who! wish give blood cn come s hospitl nytime iijtfrns -"will be vilble tke cre m immeditely. Airyye who cn't give blood now for ny prticulr reson, but who wishes do so t lter dte is sked cll hospitl lborry, HI extension 41, mke n ppotment; LAST RITES HELD ' EARITAN TOWNSHIP Funerl services for Alv ' Ygo, New Street, were hold S turdy Flynn Sen Funerl Home, (Fords, with Rev. Arthur L. Kreylg ficitg. Buril ws St. Jmes' Cemeterv Woodbridge. The doorwy home Rymond F. Jckson, Jr., 74 Grove Avenue, won first prize $25 for origlity Christms home decortion contest sponsored by Womn's Civic Club Woodbridge'. HOLIDAY PARTY RARITAN TOWNSHIP \ children's Christms prty will "beheld this fternoon t H r Volunteer Fire Compny hedqurters, Midwood section

2 PAGE TWO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 50, RARITAN TOWNSSJP AND FOEDS BEACON SEWAREN "NOTES W. Frnk Burns, formerly Est Avenue, left dy for ir home Miln, N. H., fter spendg pst week visitg reltives friends this loclity. ' Second clss irmn, Henry L. Roerig will return ir bse t Albuquerque, N. M., fter spendg holidys with his prents, Andrew Roerig, Sewren Avenue. Hrry Hlsey, Woodbridge Avenue, ws enterted on Sundy by her sister, John Miljes Fords. John Kczmrek, New Street, enterted John Wycf dughter, Ptrici, Jersey City, Sturdy. On Christms dy Gilbert Hoy, Est Avenue, en- : terted Hoy's prents, Smuel Dickson, Roselle her unts, Misses Effle Teller Josephe Teller, Newrk. Michel Blog, Chrles Street, student t Missouri School. Mes Metllurgy, RoU, Mo., is spendg holidy vction t home. George Kolb, Woodbridge Avenue, enterted Clem Kolb, Perth Amboy Andrew Kolb, Sewren, Christms dy. The Misses Ellen Lgergren Nomi Lgergren, New York, were weekend guests ir nephew niece, Stig Lgergren, West Avenue. On Sturdy, ' Lgergren were dner hosts - Fred Sjorgren children, Olg Sjorgren, Te-neck, Delw Olson, Lke Mohwk. Wlter Gurl, Fords, enterted Pul Kosten dughters, Pul Ld, Cliff Rod, Christms dy. - Rymond Morn sons, Rymond Donld, - "West Avenue, spent Christms dy with Morn's prents, Willim Morn, Brooklyn. Miss Jon Kozusko, West Ave- nue, ws holidy weekend ) guest Miss Doro Tsdill, Byside, L. I. Miss A'nne Gll, New York; Miss Helen Gll, Perth Amboy, Joseph Gz, New Brunswick, were enterted t Christms by John Kushner, Woodbridge Avenue. : Lt. Ev Mrie Mhr, who is sttioned t Lkehurst, spent four dys over holidy with her prents, W. A. Mhr, West Avenue. - Frederick Pfleiderer dughter, Ilon, Old Rod, her mor, Helen Kposzts, Perth Amboy, were guests Thoms Quln, Spotswood, Christms.' dy. Willim Molte children,, Richrd Ele, were entertmed Christms dy by Molte's- bror--lw sister, S^r. Frnk Morgn, Crteret. Miss Elizbeth Geng Michel Meyer, Pssic, visited former's uncle unt, Joseph Mncz, West Avenue, t Christms. John Petro, Jr., 18 Grnt Street, Leo Fr- ley, Jr., sme ddress, were Christms guests Michel Toth, Third Avenue, Fords. On Sundy, W. J. Rdley, Old Rod, enterted Frnk Driscoll Rev. John Driscoll, New York^ A. W. Scheidt, Holn Street, were enterted on Christms dy by Donld Brundge, Roselle. T/Sgt. Robert McGettign, Wshgn, «D. C, spent holidy weekend with his prents, Chrles pcgettign, West Avenue. Orr K. Smith, who now hs position is ttendg school Toledo, O., spent Christms with his mor, J. Orr Smith, West Avenue. Mbel Leibold, Montclir, is holidy week guest her bror--lw sister, A. W. Scheidt, Holn Street. Petty ficer Richrd Tkcs, who spent 30-dy leve with his prents, Steven Tkcs, Sewren Avenue, returned on Sturdy TJ.S.S. Forest Royl, which is now Bosn. Cll Krogh, Avenel, enterted her prents sister, Benjm Treider Miss Alice Treider, West Avenue, on Christms dy. John Urbnski Clv Street, were guests ir son--lw dughter, Willim Pricz, Fords, Christms Dy. The Christms dy guests Elwood Wickber: Est Avenue, were her prents, M: i George Colemn n.. Lee Hycko son, Ler Kerny; Willii i Brown, Metuchen, John Wittek,- Sewren. On Mondy, tlie j Misses Ptrici Rdley, Mrgret Rdley Elenor Rossi, ccompnied J y Louis Zehrer, Grnt Street, Visited Hyden Plnetrium ttended show t Rdio City. Mrio. Rossi dughters, Ptrici Elenor, Louis Zehrer, Grnt Street, were dner guests Ernst Fischer, Plfield, Sturdy eveng. On Sundy, Benjm Treider, West Avenue, enterted Benjm Treider, Jr., fmily, Woodbridge; Willim Treider fmily, Port Redg; Crl Krogh fmily, Joseph Kubick fmily, Avenel Joseph Smith, Hckettswn. While John Wilverdg dughters, Peggy Jne Er, West Avenue, were spendg Christms weekend with her prents, Thoms McCreery Wilkes- Brre, P., thtey ttended Wilverdg's high school clss reunion. On Christms dy, ' Mrio Rossi, Grnt Street; enterted Rossi's ' mor, ^Eliseo Rossi, Woodbridge; his sister, Theres Gillette Miss Jenne Legrs, Hrtford, Conn.; Gz Mrosi fmily, Fords, Richrd Ldd, Metuchen. OBITUARY JOHN K. RINGWOOD WOODBRIDGE John K. Rgwood, 48, 156 Sherry' Street, died yesterdy t his home. He ws n honorry member Woodbridge Fire Compny member Woodbridge Exempt- Firemen's Assocition. He ws employed by Shell Oil Compny for 23 yers. Rgwood is survived by his widow, Gertrude (nee Ru- ovsky); son, John; sister, Grce McEwen, Woodbridge; three brors, Robert C, Hrold P., Port Redg Michel O., Woodbridge. 'Funerl services will be held Sturdy morng t 8:30 o'clock from Greer Funerl Home t 9 o'clock St. Jmes' Church. Buril will be Holy Trity Church Cemetery, Hopelwn. TO BE ON TV WOODBRIDGE Arthur Frnz, formerly Woodbridge, will be fetured on Robert Montgomery progrm Mondy night on Chnnel 4. To friends old friends new, go forth our wnnest Greetgs our scerest zvishes for New Yer filled with hppy dys! STERN & DRAGOSET Relrs Insurors Mortgges Apprisls 54. MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE WO A w@rd i@t New Yer:*Hew bout «resolution I Ike s@ w ffi r f need r@s@«lutionfl? Hppy Nevr Yer! XSTABL1SEE1) f/rs Cfothiers ffherdshers SMITH AT. KING STS., PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Enggd Army Mn WOODBRIBGE Id Rc, 90 M Street, nnounces enggement her dughter, Plm, Cpl. Stnley Brn Smith, son Stnley Smith, Coloni. A grdute Woodbridge High. School Trrent Compmeter School, brideelect ttended Rutgers University. She is employed c-.-countgr deprtment Cliforni Oil Compny, Perth Amboy. Cpl. Smith ttended Woodbridge Schools Okl Militry Acdemy. He is now servg Kore. Miss Helen D. Clrk's Enggement Announced Girl Scout Troop 43 delivered 'SEWAREN Ho-rtio D. Clrk Cliff Rod, hve Christms Eve. The girls will mke bsket needy fmily on nnounced enggement rounds dy, visitg ech ir dughter, Miss Helen Donghue Clrk, Robert E. Cfey, treje. Meetgs will be resumed girl's home see Christms son Col. Robert E. fter New Yer's. Cfey Fort Amdor, Pnm. Brqwnie Troop 22 gve ir Miss Clrk ws grduted from bsket Independent-Leder Woodfridge High School Christms Fund be delivered clss 1949 she received her needy fmily. They lso donted B.A. degree from The Prcipi ys. College Elsh, 111., lst June. The Plesure Club will meet Miss Clrk is t present Techer night t home Sidney Blnchrd t 7:45 o'clock proceed visit ech member's home Woodbridge Public Schools. Cfey, lso grdute from The Prcipi College, lst June, is t present employed personnel deprtment. Shermn Willims Chicgo plnt. JUST AS SOON Cller I'd like you pt portrit my lte uncle. Artist Brg him. Cller I sid my lte uncle. Artist Well, brg him s soon s gets here. In. Booh Time, my pge heded be written lrge s one your very hppiest! 109 SMITH STREET PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Green St. Section Isel By MRS. WILLIAM KNOT.T 105 Ind Avenue " Metuchen W Mr7~ Richrd Rolf sons, Willim Jckie, Elmhurst Avenue, re spendg few dys visitg ir son--lw dughter, Edwrd EUiott, New York Stte. Lt. Richrd Rolf, who is home on leve from his ir bse Oklhom, ccompnied m. Mrgret LBr dughter, Mry Jo, Ridgeley Avenue, held ir Christms celebrtion before Christms t home., LBr's fr, Mw Brmble, Elverson, P. Willim Knott, Ind Avenue, enterted Willim Whrer r. Metuchen, Chrles Penney, Kensburg, Christms Dy.' Jmes Bersey, Lden; were guests Sundy fternoon Nick Prisi children, Dle Nncy, Union; Benjm Kols sons, Kensburg, were guests Tuesdy. Willim Thoms, Ind Avenue, hd ir Christ^ ms brekfst with Mrs Willim Petty, Crteret, ^here y enjoyed wtchg ir grsons, Willim Jckie, open ir gifts from Snt. -'- Miss Mry Lou Sckmn her fifth grde Sundy school clss went Christms crolg on Christms Eve, served refresh-; ments for girls fterwrd her home on Lcoln Highwy. yerly cusm. They will n gr t home Mbe. Green, Elmhurst Avenue, for- rest eveng. A DIFFERENCE A. Of course, my husb's come runs thouss. B. How lucky you re Me merely strolls hundreds. We're hopg tht joy hppess your Christms morng endure grow for you throughout prosperous yers come. Rymond Jetson & Son DRUGGISTS 88 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE. My 1954 be for you yer progress chievement... good helth enjoyed... ' hopes relised... drems come true. Dmbch & Frolich 552 NEW JBRUNSWICK AVENUE VALLEY immmmsm^mb^gb9mwsmmi f* Tht Phrmcist know how combe gredients pre-', scription is very imporfnt,jlso tht he know" new drugs, ^ Here we study new drugs, keep formed lern exctly how crry out Docr's explicit directions. Tht's why so mny refer ir ptients us. j DEPENDABLY SERVING YOU AND YOUR DOCTOR Auhurn-Mgyr Ceremony Performed Perth Amboy SEWAREN Miss Anette Anne.Mgyr,,, dughter Ann Mgyr, 528 Est Avenue, ws mrried" December 22 Jmes* Hssell Auburn, Jr., son Jmes H. Auburn, Jenessee Court, Woodbridge, t clelight service St. Peter's Episcopl Church, Perth Amboy. Rev. Dr. George H. Boyd solemnized double-rg ceremony. The, bridei given mrrige.by her fr, ws-ttired gown ice blue Chntilly < lce over st with tulle pnels set ech side. The, full skirt extended form chpel length tr. The bodice hd sweert neckle short sleeves. Her ice blue tulle veil, fgertip length ws rrnged from mtchg lce cp she crried cmellis stephnotis on pryer book:. - Miss Clire A. Mnn, Woodbridge, ' her mid honor, wore gown bllet blue tulle with lce bodice mtchg jcket cp. Her bridesmids, Miss Brbr A. Krotchko, DOyleswn, P.;. Miss Crolyn E. Lgle, Brownsville, P.,, Miss Chrlotte T. Feburg, Morrisville, P., were ttired gowns hycth blue tulle with lce bodices mtchg? jckets cps. The mid honor ll bridesmids crried -colonil bouquets pk crntions with cle ' center. For gog wy on honeymoon n undisclosed plce, Auburn wore we-colored brown tweed suit with blck ccessories corsge cmellis. Auburn will be t home fter Jnury 3- t 1348 West Huntg Prk, Phildelphi. The bride ws grduted from Woodbridge High School, Clss 1950 Albert Este Medicl Center,. Norrn Division, Phildelphi, Clss She ish stff member Visitg Nurses' Society, Phildelphi. Auburn is grdute Avenel Personls John F. Osthf children, Flornne Richrd, 28 Ok Street, were guests her prents, Stephen Butchko,- Lden. George Kunk, Rhwy Avenue, is recupertg t home fter feeg surgicl ptient Orthopedic Medicl Center Presbyter Hospitl, New York City. The Young Adults First Presbyter Church sponsored te for servicemen college students home for holidys Sundy fternoon t Home Miss Nncy Perry, 134 Blnchrd Avenue, with Wrren Wr-mn- ssistg hostess. Guests were Robert Nier, Jon Cecile Artym, Srh Dnley, Helen Bietsch Gustve Leidner. Jo-Ann Artym, student t Jersey City" Stte Techers j College, Jersey City,; is spendg holidy seson with her prents, Theodore Artym, 341 Hrriet Street. Michel Lonergn children, Mur, Ky Anthony, London, Engl, were guests Willim Heffernn, 26 Yle Avenue. Lonergn is Heffernn's sister. Eugene Sfford son, Robert, 35 Ok, Street, were guests L. E. Cldwell, Mountside. * ";. Mrsj.iP. Willim Luritsenvrid MM * Willim K. Luf ifeen"- ;iid dughter, Kren, Woodbridge High School, Clss 48, ttended Ronoke College, Slem, V./for three yers. He is member Clss 1955 t Pennsylvni Stte College Opmetry, Phildelphi. Isel Mn Hurt In 13-Foot Fll ISELIN An Isel mn, employe Bethlehem Steel Corportion, ws knocked from gir-^ der Mondy, while workg on. n overhed bridge on Grden Stte Prkwy, fell 13 feet 4 jurg n nkle. The victim, Theodore Urbnski, 38, 1 Jmes Street, Isel, ws dmitted t Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl with frctured nkle. The Syreville Emergency Squd ws clled scene ner Edison Bridge. Urbnski fell when he ws struck by hook crne. i i Port Redg Personls Nocturnf Adortiten The men St. Anthony's Phurch, high school young men cluded, will meet t,8:40-p. M. Fridy front church ttend Nocturnl Adortion which will'be held from 9:00 10:00 o'clock St. Mry's Church Perth Amboy.. :. New Arrivl A son -ws born Mrs, Jules Atreux, 31 Tppen Street lst week t Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl... Children M"ry Elect At regulr meetg Young Ldies' Sodlity held St. Anthony's Church hll Mondy night ficers for comg yer were elected. Miss Ele Zflocki is new president; Alb D'Alessio, vice-president Dorothy Covo, tresurer; Crol Trtgliorie, secretry. Rev. Stnislus Milos ppoted followg promoters: Miss Vnit Tkcs, publicity; Annette Coppolo, spiritul; Ann Mrie Ngy, ly poslte; Nncy Cotter, socil poslte. The sodlity is hold cke sle on Jnury 10 fter ll msses. Future meetgs sodlity will be held on third Sundy moriftng fter 9:00 o'clock mss.. - Sister Mry Louise The Little Servnts' Immculte Conception St. Joseph's Convent, Woodbridge, spiritul dvisor sodlity conducted meetg discussed nture sodlity Our Ldy..HUNGRY "Bill sid I looked good enough et lst night." "And ^so you steered him high-priced resturnt, I suppose. FINDING IS KEEPING Boss (potg cigrette 'stub 6n floor)^-smith, is this yours? Smith Not t ll, sir -you sw it first. Woodbridge, were'guests Eugene Sfford, 35 Ok Street.. Robert Nier, student ' Mryville College, is spendg Christms holidys with his prents Chrles Nier,,613 Woodbridge Avenue. NOTICE Tx duplicte books for Woodbridge Township will be open for spection t Bord Assessors' Office Municipl Buildg on Wednesdy Thursdy nights, Jnury 6 7, 1954, from 7:30-9 o'clock. Signed, First Wrd Dvid F. Gerity Second Wrd Willim Ziegenblg Third Wrd John J. Smons WILLIAM ZIEGENBALG, Secretry. Our Best Wishes for '54 Like flowers, spredg hppess wherever y go, xny ech dy 1954 blossom forth brgg good cheer joy you.... And here's good resolution for you Send Flowers for All Occ- I sions. 'Cll Us We Deliver WO-8-163B. Whheck f s Flower Shop 305 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE Isel Personls By Gldys E. Scnk 126 Elmhurst Affcnue Isel Tel. Me Joseph Mucsri, Bird Avenue, enterted t- fmily grg Sundy eveng. The guests cluded Ptten Urges Wise- Cidte Choices t Log Cb. "'. Ptten poted out tht Hrry Evns children, Dor-'- Americn voter present dy, thy Hrry, Jr., dems highest type pub- Alec Cuthbertson son, Richrd Aln, Robert CJ. Scnk children, Jnet, Robert. Jr., bby, Ld, ll Isel; Mrs'. George Mxwell children, Kthleen, Ruth. Ann, Fith, Hope George, Jr.. Avenel; Rose Gerlo, Willim Scnk, Rhwy; Hrold Mul children, Glen Dne Mr, R. C. Scnk, Isel. Rose Gerlo, Bird Avenue, ws Sundy guest t home Prnk Muceri, Correj Avenue. Chrles Benz, okley Street, enterted John Wterson sons, Eddie Billy, Clrk, Hmiln Billgs, Jr., dughter, De son, Hmiln HI, t Christms dner. * Fred Woods, Auth Avenue, spent Christms Dy BloomHeld with reltives. Mnie Krft, Auth Avenue, spent Christms with Hrry Wormgn, Woodibridge. - "Joseph Cullne, Isel, ded" with Joseph Cullne, Jr., Wright Street, on Christms Dy. Hmiln Billgs, Jr., children, De Hmiln, Wright Street, were Sundy dner guests Hmiln Billgs, Coloni.. ' " FAIR ENOUGH Little Jimmie. ws sufferg from cold, so his mor gve him bottle cough mixture tke while he ws^t school. When he cme home she sked him if he hd tken his medice regulrly. "Oh, no,"- replied Jimmie. "But Billy did. He liked it so, I swpped it -for hful penuts." WOODBRIDGE "Techniques Selectg Cidtes for Public Office" ws ihe subject tlk given by County Clerk Edwrd J.- Ptten before members Woodbridge.Lions Club Mondy lic ficil "committed idels our democrtic wy life." He observed tht cliber cidte methods- smpighihg ccepted s norml genertion go, no longer my suffice for progressive, modern ovemment. Knj,l plns were completed for Five-Yer Membership Awrd Dner be held t Ok Hills Mnor, Jnury 23. New members recently'ccepted, were ficilly entered upon membership roster club s ctive member-s. They re Rlph Kushsky, L. Chrles Mngione, Roger V. Prtt, Isdore Bosenblum, Joseph P. Somers Wilson J. Sckel. A meetg Bord Direcrs is scheduled for Jnury 4. Churches Crowded At Yule Services ISELIN First Presbyter Church Isel held midnight clelight service which begn t 11:30 P. M. Rev. Henry M. Hrtmn, psr, delivered sermon entitled "Christms Music." The senior choir rendered two nms entitled v Mny, Mny Yers Ago" "Ukr Bell Crol." Miss Dorothy Shohfi ws soloist. The orgnist plyed "Silent 'Night," "Christms Psrle," "Crolus," congregtion sng Christms crols. "Trity Church held services from 7:30 P. M. The young people were crolers returned prsonge for refreshments. St. Ceceli's Church ws very crowded t Midnight Mss. It ws necessry use church, church bsement recretion hll ccommodte worshippers. 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3 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER bo, 1953 TOWNSHIP AND FORDS -.BEACON Students Enjoy r lsit LPent -Bennimg Weddg PTA 15 Fetures Rites Performed Sturdy Christms Prty To Wed,Coloni Mn 13 Bbies Arrive " Miss Mrie Vgnozzi Frncis Sherry? So. Amboy For Yule Seson COLONIA Miss Mrie Ar VgPretty Church Bride AiVENEL Miss Evelyn Mrie WOODBRIDGE Eight dughnozzi, dughter ME. Weds Locl Mn ISEU-N Isel School 15 P. T. ters five sons rrived Denng, dughter SEWAREN Snt Clus, who Alex Vgnozzi,. Inmn Avenue, bea. held its busess meetg _t Township prents t Perth Amboy rrived - n u-pulled sleigh., Willim Denng, 111 Mple cme" bride Frncis.E. school. It ws short busess Generl Hospitl time for ws greeted on school grounds Street,.becme bride Robert Sherry, son. Mimeetg, fter which Christms holidy seson/ Sewren School fey en- Wrren LePent,. son. chel. Sherry, John -Street. progrm ws presented. Miss They were s follows: From tire group children 'who t- Edith LPent, 457 School "Street, South Amboy, Sundy fternoon Shirley Auguste, soloist, sng Woldbridge, dughter t 3:3Q o'clock St. Ceceli's tended school on lst dy Wood-bridge, Sturdy t St. two songs, "White Christms" Michel Koslosky, 526 CooChurch, Isel. Rev. John Wilus, "school before Christms Jmes' Church, Woodbridge. Rev. "Wter Wonderl," with Miss lidge Avenue; dughter psr, performed double-rg vction, He jovilly presented Hrold Hirsch performed Sr Peletti t h po. Joseph Gougeon, 284 ceremony. John Kimbll gve redg gift ech child before tkg double rg ceremony. * Grove Avenue; from Fords, son The bride, given mrrige entitled "Is There Snt Clus,?" f on furr errs tht he The bride, who ws given Clrence Hnley, by Edwrd "Kennedy, bror-members orgniztion sng mrrige by her fr, wore lone knew bout. '36 Lehigii Avenue; dughter ig lw bridegroom, wore Christms crols. gown Itl st with chn George Trout, 66 After Snt's visit children gown nylon tulle chntilly tilly lce, styled with.fitted Two sixth grde students Ok Avenue; son % returned ir vrious clss lce, mde with Queen Anne bodice lce st with three mors served s bby sitjohn Weir, S8 Lwrence Street; rooms where room-mors hd collr, long sleeves full skirt, detiled yo-ke tulle long ters. They were Crmel Mgno son. Peter 'Peterprepred ir prties. The room bller length. Her fgertipst sleeves. The cscde peplum Elizbeth Cwieklo, Tony son, 126 Wrner Street; dughmors were: George Kolb, length veil ws ttched lce fell? long court tr 'Artemissio, Herbert Krmer ter ir. Stnley Rusek, chirmn, Joseph Brnne- crown seed perls rhe lce st. The three-tiered Pwlich. 438 Crows Mill Rod. gn, Mrio Rossi, Jmes snes. She crried bouquet fgertip-length imported illusion The jolly Snt Clus ws no E. Jcobsen, Wlter Schon- white roses lily---vlley. From Avenel,' son veil w's rrnged from queen's or thn Mtw Jgo, sixth wld. Joseph Medets, Jmes L Gol, 51 Remsen MISS FITRUOIS K. COLEY crown rhesnes. She crried Jne Btuik, mtron grde techer. He gve out Bruce Rnk, John Lucs, Avenue; dughter ' n gifts -which children brought WOODBRIDGE cscde bouquet white po Joseph Medve.tz, M. honor, wore rose color nylon Robert Govelitz, 1127 Rhwy settis holly leves. tulle/gown crried pk roses. for exchnge. Bobek, S. Hsko, A. W. Aventie; trom Hopelwn, dugh Alfred J. Co-ley, 152 ter Mr, Andrew VyMck, LeRoy "Rodney, The best mn ws Bernrd L Mors second grde pupils', Grenville' Street, hve, n Ell Lwrence, Coloni, d, 11 Lewis Street; dughter John J. Cssidy, Pul Kos- Pent, bror bridegroom, Fred Reight, Willim sister bride, served s m L Pent will Michel "Bosze, ten, Michel Krns, Brown, Hryd, frud nounced enggement tron honor. She wore red vel- BIBS- FRANCIS E. SHERRY 87 Jmes Street. Jck Olver, Anthony Ku- mke ir home t 446 John Rit Steberg were ir, dughter, Phyllis Kth- veteen gown with fitted strpless bick, Pul Asbby, sne Street, Perth Amboy. MKS. BOBERT LFENTA hostesses t prty. ryn, * Lwrence S. Lucs; son ' dress mde with full skirt bl- South Amboy; Donld Cliendo, Also son Jules Jmes O'Brien, John KczLuer's clss won ttendnce George Lucs, ler, length, short shrug jcket Mtwn, Edwrd Kupets, Antreux, 31 Tppen Street, Port mrek Sizmund Zbwrd. with stg petl collr Prl. Redg dughter Sr., Stfford Rod, Coloni. locki. Robert Sust, 181 Eliz white brodtil ht' muff After weddg trip Wsh- beth Avenue, Isel. Miss. Coley is grdute dorned with posettis red. On Mondy, December 21, Woodbridge High School She lso wore long, white kid gn, D. C, Sherry Enggement Told Mrgret Rowley's sixth grde, The Soviet is believed ble will mke ir: home t Wshgn. School for Sec- gloves. presented progrm entitled "Inmn Avenue, ddress. jo world m pool. retries1. She is employed The bridesmids were Miss terprettions Christms Crfice prcipl, Wood- Mrgret Sheridn, Perth Aniboy; ISELIN The Ldy Foresters, ols" on Tuesdy Christms AVENEL Over 100 children bridge High School. Her fce Miss Louise Oliver Miss Crentertment given chil- ttended nnul Christms Str Isel, Circle No. 54, held is lso grdute. Wood- roll Oliver, Coloni, Miss its regulr meetg t Pershmg dren y Home School bridge High School Joyce Mrie Sherry, South AmCircle ws tlk, illustrted by prty Avenel Fire Compny Avenue School. Election new Generl Mors Institute boy. The bridesmids were lso held firehouse, with ficers ok plce secret slides, given, by Cpt. Robert Flt, Mich. He is now servg ttired red velveteen wore Dusk. The subject his pro- Ldies' Auxiliry s hostess. isters pst yer were rewith United Sttes Army t short, white kid.gloves. grm ws "Eskimo L.".' Gifts cy were distributed eled. Fort Monmouth. Before enterernest Sherry, bror Officers'elected were: Jenby Snt Clus, impersonted by' nie Kiger, commer; Helen g service, he ws em- bridegroom, served s best mn ployed by Woodbridge Au ushers were Ronld BurkLee Pox. Zoln Vrgo enterted Thoms, junior pst commer; Sundy School Stff Sles.. shot, Syreville; Edwrd Crney, children with movies. Dorothy Moscrelli, lecturer; Elects New Officers Michel Petrs ws chirmn Gldys Scn, recordg secavenel The Sundy School ssisted by Everett Johnson, retry; Elizbeth Moscrelli, techg stff ficers Willim Pern, Peter fncil secretry; - Agnes First Presbyter Church held Greco, Edwrd Pox, Mi- ustvson, sub-commer; election ficers t "meetg chel Hrbr John Mry Scrpi, tresurer; held church socil room. Lockie. Refreshments committee Joseph Rthsm, right guide: L Nmed were:, O. H. Wef erllng, consisted Willim Dwyer, Elizbeth Cwieklo,. left WOODBRIDGE St. Theres's es Anselmi, wore red velvet with supertendent; Alex Hunter, s- Rub Greco, Zoln guide; Elenor Dle, first Church, Stten Isl, ws mtchg.velvet coronet sistnt supertendent; Hr- Vrgo, John Ancker, yer trustee; Evelyn Hmilsettg Sturdy mrrige crried red white hppess old Vn Ness, secretry; Chester Herbert Hed, Joseph Mc- n, second yer trustee; Come on, 1954, Miss Doris Wlsh, dughter roses. Alice Dethlefs, third yer trustee; De Cstillirri, tresurer; Miss Clue, Adm Murno Arthur L. Wlsh, Frederick brg ll our friends Jmes Jfurey served s best mn Lill Krwiee, outside tfney Perry, recordg secretry. Wllce Mellville. C. Gefroy, son ushers were Albert Vill gurd,1- Cre Wsbountiful mesure Chrles.Vill, Lden. Both re Albert Okes. kiewicz, side gurd. techers Township school helth, hppess ll MISS MARION RISLEY The bride ws grduted from The circle will hold n dult system. Notre Dme College," S t t e n joys life! COLONIA Robert J. Risley, meetg Jnury 7,.t home Rev. Willi%tn J. McKeon per- Isl, is techer Se Elizbeth Moscrelli, 63 Coloni Boulevrd, nnounces Middlesex Avenue, t 2 P. M. enggement his dughter, formed ceremony- cele- wren School. Gefrey, Plns were mde for spghetti Mrion O'Brien Risley, Sidney brted.nuptil mss. A recep- grdute Sen Hll College 'THE FRIENDLY STORE" dner be served on Jnury Jmes Murphy, son tion ws held t Clove Lkes is on- techg stff School 11, Woodbridge. 11. Elizbeth Moscrelli will Arthur J. Murphy,-5'6 Clire Resturnt, Stten Isl. Escorted by her fr, * After trip through south be chrge. Avenue, Woodbridge. The drk-horse wners were 330 Amboy Ave., Woodbridge Miss Risley is grdute St. bride wore gown tffet young couple will mke ir (P. Mess Helen Peter's High School, New Bruns- lce with fitted bodice bouff^ home t 165 M Street, where Telephone y will foe t home ir Bishop. Wner Silver Rf- wick, is employed by Merck nt skirt. Her shoulder-length veil ws ttched lce coronet friends fter Februry 1. fle ws Ann Miele Juliet & Co., Inc., Rhwy. ' Street. Merchise Club wner Murphy is grdute she crried white orchids ws Wlgsg, Middlesex Woodbridge High School ws hppess roses. INITIATED BY SORORITY The mid honor, Miss DolorTurnpike. A V E N E L Hell Grunzig, r e c e n t l y honorbly dischrged A Christms prty ws held from Army which he served dughter. Bruno fter th«meetg-. Ajcovered dish for' two yers with 11th Air- Prkviller-Mo. He"is'-n6V student Grunzig, 38 Livgsn Avenue, supper ws served. Elizbeth borne Division. t McCormick Theologicl Sem- Freshmn t Michign College Moscrelli, Dorothy Mosc'rji, Chicgo. Mg Technology, Houghrelli Agnes Gustvson After honeymoon trip New n,; Mich., hs been itited s were hostesses. York City,.newlyweds will member Thet Ghi Epsimke ir- home on collegef lon Sorority durg "fll term. Wners drwg! for cmpus.,. ' Hell 4s chemistry mjor. ckes were Ruth Todd ' Mf* Tien Mry Scrpi. s Ldy Foresters Elect Officers Township. School Techers. isen s Holohn Bros. GARAGE Wf fer 'ew s Rilwy Girl Weds Avenel. Resident Ferrro Honored AVENEL Miss Irene Popp, At 75th Birthdy Prty dughter Ann Popp, L- APPRECIATION We scerely thnk you for your pst ptronge wish good helth bidg hppess for you your fmily durg comg yer. den Avenue, Rhwy, becme SEWAREN John bride Jck Ettershnk, son Venerus ir dughter, Miss John P. Ettershnk, Arlene Venerus, New Street, en- 59. George Street, Sundy fterterted on Christms honor noon First Presbyter 75th birthdy Ven- Church, Rhwy. erus' mor, Rose Ferrro, Rey. Dr. Chester Dvis ficited Woodbridge. t double-rg ceremony. The Guests were bride ws given mrrige by Frnk R. Sgromolo ir chil- her bror, George Popp, Rhwy. The bride ws ttired full dren, Frnk R., Jr., Roselyn; Merrill Sgromolo length gown white st son,, Merrill, Jr.; trimmed with seed perls.ex[willipi^^nscq 5 d.miss.bitty tendg long tr. Her fsims,!ll; Woodbridge; gertip length veil ws ttched Bfp W '(.Joseph;.: Krns Miss - tir lce seed perls. She crried bouquet white-" De Kimmick, Sewren. cmellis. Her mtron honor ws Osthfs Entert Hrold Runyon, Perth Amboy On Dughter's Birthdy her bridesmids were Mrlene Cymnski, Newrk; Lill Kovc, AVENEL John Rhwy Brbr Johnson, F. Osthf enterted t birth- Jersey City. dy prty honor ir dughronld Nelson, Chthm, served ter,- Flornne, who mrked her s best mn Michel Zoltn 11th birthdy. The prty ws held Joseph Popp, brors t home her grprents; bride, ushered. Stephen Burchko, The bride is grdute Rh 7 Lden. wy High School is employed - Guests were Irene, Crol, Lor- t Home Insurnce Compny, ett, Mrgret Mrilyn Burch- Newrk. Her husb grduted ko; Thoms,. Joseph Robert from Woodbridge High School, tburchko, Eli Ksher, Gordon Sul- tended Rutgers University ws livn Richrd Osthf. grduted from Prk College, N this eve : new yer, it is solemn wish your bnk tht dys now unfold, light spirit will burn brightly conquer drkness despir ' disppotment, shdows lost illusions. My this wondrous light cst its glow wrth herts,. men tht y my feel new.,ir «epenjdence, ^ 4.. ;. [_' '. _." one upon or;*my it-revel ir glittemng best rich opportunities which re promise Tevery dwn for friendship, for service, for chievement ll good deeds. My ech dy 1954, s it ebbs, know fulfillment some fond hope. "The- Bnk with ALL Services" Smith Street t Mple - Perth Amboy, W. J. Member Federl Deposit Insurnce Corportion CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS.IS?' (NOTE: Contributions this column must foe this fice no lter thn TUESDAY NOON ech week. Events- listed here re brodcst dily t 7:30 A. M. on "Around Counties With Your Weekly Newsppers" progrm over New Brunswick Rdio Sttion WCTC, 1450 on your dil.) DECEMBER 31 Annul New Yer's Eve prty sponsored by Americus Crftsmen's piuh t Msonic Temple, Green Street, Woodbridge. The dvent New Yer suggests wisdom tkg long, look hed thoughtfully plnng for contued security hppess your fmily yourself. Mny fmilies^rild solid protection gst hzrds future vi sound svgs progrm. So cn you. My we help? J A N U A R Y ". 4 Meetg Bord Direcrs Woodbridge Lions Club. 6 Crd prty sponsored by Womn's Club Isel, t home Willim Rudl, Silzer Avenue, Isel. 23 Five Yer Membership Awrd Dner, sponsored by Wood. bridge Lions Club t Ok Hills Mnor. : 26 Bound Rob crd prty, sponsored by Sisterhood Adth Isrel Syngogue for benefit qf Torh Fund. 27 Crd prty, sponsored by Womn's Club Isel, t home Cecil Bliss, Coloni. FEBRUARY 18 Testimonil Dner honor Police Chief George E. Ketg t The Pes, Metuchen. 20 Get-ger dnce sponsored by Sisterhood Congregtion Adth Isrel t Woodbridge Jewish Community Center. 27 Dnce sponsored by Inmn Avenue Home Owners Assocition, t Coloni Firehouse. L- \

4 PAGE' FOUR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1953 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON CLASSIFIED HELP STEADY WORK HOSTESSES WAITRESSES - - FOUNTAIN CLERKS j DISHWASHERS HOWARD JOHNSON BOUTE # 25 WOODBRIEteE TELEPHONE /3-31 WANTED TO BUY BUYERS for one two {* * fmily houses.' If your house is y;'~for sle, won't you cll me? ff- BERES P?00 W. Gr Ave. Rhwy «5S R SI 12/3^31 FEMALE HELP WANTED HOUSEWIVES: Address dvertisg postcrds. Must hve good hwritg. Ldo, Wtertwn, Mss. ' - 12/17, 1/7 FEMALE HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED operrs wnted; good py. stedy work, -plesnt Conditions, pid vction, holidys surnce. Apply Best Mde Co., 37 Cooke Avenue, rcrteret. 12/23-1/15 "- -" * Hors d'oeuvres cnpes dd '-elegnce ny specil occsion '\-yrjfen socil whirl gets under. These suggestions lend m- _/es prticulrly holidy lson. Add your own Hppy Few* Yer you ll. Hors D'oeuvres Pltter Eggs l Mimos Hrd boiled eggs shelled Chopped lobster, crb met or hm, Myonnise Cut eggs hlves, lengthwise. Remove yolks fill whites with lobster, -crb or hm. Cover with myonnise sprkle with egg yolk; put through sieve. Stuffed Celery Wsh dry pieces oi celery from hert. Leve on bit folige. Cut 1^-ch lengths. Pill with crem cheese mixed with Roquefort cheese. Tom Slices Use slices firm ripe mes. Ly boneless srde cross ech slice. Stuffed Crrot Slices Scrpe lrge, even crrot. Cut cfl ends mke hole through center with n pple cover. Stuff with highly sesoned crem cheese mixed with fely cut chives. Chill until cheese is firm. Cut %-ch slices. Srg Chips Spred' pot chips- with pste mde Roquefort cheese mced onions. Arrnge vriety hors d'oeuvres on ny lrge pltter. Cnpes -Slice bred % ch thick. Remove -crusts.* Cut ny desired shpes. Tost or sute on one side. Sprecf unstefi. side with ny cocktil * spred. Grnish very simplyv Mck«n.78»d Pepper Spred y cup firmly chopped chicken._ ri&blespqn chopped green A. A. A. 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Srde Pstries Pl pstry Boneless, skless srdes Cyenne pepper 1 tblespoon lemon juice 1 egg white beten Roll pstry y 8 -ch thickness. Cut rectngles 2Ms" x V-?z!', Dr srdes, if lrge, cut hlves crosswise. Sprkle ech with cyenne lemon juice. Plce srdes lengthwise on e&ca rectngle -pstry. Roll up like jelly roll, pressg ends ger. Brush with beten eggwhites. Bke n oven 400 degrees for mutes. Shrimp Cnpe 6 tblespoons fely chopped shrimp Juice 1 lemon Slt Worcester suce Mced pickled beets Lrge olives Th lemon slices (Seson shrimp with lemon juice, slt, few drops Worcestershire suce. Spred on prepred bred. 'Plce nrrow border mced pickled "beets round edge cnpe. Grnish plte with olives lemon slices. Folders Billheds Letterheds Progrms Booklets Ttg- for Every Need No miler wlietlier you're contempltg trig dvertisg cmpign or orderg new supply letterheds, yo cn depend on us deliver p-notch, crefully plnned executed prtg job prorritly, t low cost you.,., Cll Tody for Free Estimtes Yes, cll dy... no fee for estimtes. We'll rush mn you help you pln, showg you moneysvg short-cuts.! IIE MIDDLESEX. PRESS THE WOODBRIDGE.PDBLISHINC5-' COMPANY WOODBKmGE, NEW JERSEY -' Telephone Woodbridge AVENEL PERSONALS'? Willim Mcsh, formerly Alden. Rod, re now residg t 51 Mrt Plce, Wosdbridge. The Rosry Society St. Andrew's Church will, receive communion group t 8 A. M. -Mss Sundy morng. The society will held its next meetg church hll, Jnury 8. The Fifth District Democrtic vic Club will meet Jnury 4 Mple Tree Frm. The Avenel Womn's Club will meet Jnury 6 Avenel School udirium. Members. Ldies' Auxiliry Avenel Fire Co. No.. 1 ured wn on hy wgon Christms Eve, sgg Christms ;rols.. The group cluded: Willim Dwyer, Wlter Meyers, George Krivc,. Jcob Essig, Willim Pern, Michel iptrs, Michel Hrbr, Everett Johnson, Miss Brbr Johnson, Mrs* Ruben Greco, Joseph Wrd Peter Greco, Mrs, Wrd ws chirmn, ssisted, by P. Greco. Thoms Lne, 407 Alden Rod, re. proud Brents bby girl, Jonn Mrie, bom December 21 Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl. Bruce-Vn Ness, student Antioch, College, Yellow Sprgs, O., spent Christms week with his prents, Hrold Vn Ness, 274 Avenel Street. George Hutnik son, George, Jr., Port Red-! g, were Christms dy dner guests Chrles -Kozo, 6 Livgsn Avenue. Littlen Per-! ks, 52 Fifth Avenue, hd s ihristms*.dner guests,, Wesir Rutledge, Byonne, J. Rutledge, Beechwood. Arthur Fer- -nte, 20 Livgsn 'Avenue, hd j Ferrnte's sister, Miss Helen j Hugelmeyer, New York City, s guest, Christms Dy. * Elsie Peterson, Union City, spent Christms Dy visitg her sister fmily,. Chrles *Peg, 10 Livgsn Avenue. Mr, Henry Lne son, Lrry, Nixon, P., re spendg holidys with. Thoms Lne! fmily, 407 Alden Rod. Miss Lily Turner Lur Lne returned Nixon, P., with T.'Lne's moth-^ er,. Myron Freneh,' for * holidy seson. - Hrry Vn Ness, Est Ornge, is spendg severl weeks' with her son fmily, Hrold Vn Ness. 274 Avenel Street., Willim Grhm. dughter, Kre, 437 Hudson Boulevrd, were Sundy dner guests Thoms Clements, Lden. Vcent Komr 1 son, Byonne, spent week-end with ir dughter fmily, Eugene Demish, 17 Lenox Avenue. Lrry Bush, semn pprentice who is sttioned t Bbridge Nvl Trg Center, Bbridge, Md., is spendg holidys with his mor, Helen Bush, 29 Yle Avenue. Willim H. Reilly, 32 George Street, hd s Christms Dy guests Reilly.'s mor, : Grce Kelly, lso Reilly's fr, Dniel J. Reilly, Lden. Hrold Hnson, Michel, Petrs John Lockie visited Firemen's Home Boonn presented gifts residents,on behlf Ldies' Auxiliry Avenel Fire Compny Ho. 1. Rev. John. J. Egn ficited t christeng fnt dughter, Denise Louise, Leslie Cloutre, 449 Remsen Avenue, held St. Andrew's Church. Sponsors were Miss Edn Clre John Gurchik. The fnt dughter Thoms Kunigonis, Mdison Avenue, Avenel Acres, ws christened Zit with Rev. John J. Egn ficitg St. Andrew's Church. Miss John Rkos Leon Thoms were sponsors. % Ir Rhodes, Airmn 2/c, from Polk Air Force Bse, N. C, is spendg' -holidy with his prents, Robert Rhodes, 52 Burnett Street. Guy Decker, Jersey City, spent Christms week-end visitg his dughter fmily, ' Willim Grhm, 437 Hudson Boulevrd. Robert Grdner, Airmn 3/c, from 'Lpwry Air Force Bse Denver, Colo., is spendg holidy seson with his mor, Mdele 'Grdner, 32 Kith Avenue. Mi\ Eugene Demish Pet Shop GIVE A LIVING'GIFT? Select from our lrge - ssortment CANARIES PARAKEETS Metl Cses from 3.98 Aquriums from 1.93 FINS, FUBS & FEATHERS PET SHOP 18-M St., Woodbridge Opp. Town HU WO son, Jmes, 17 Lenox Avenue, spent Christms Dy with her prents, Vcent Romr, Avenue E., Byonne. Joseph.Rhodes, 62 Mnhttn Avenue, hd s guests for Christms,Dy Rhodes' prents," Alex Conti, Brooklyn-, N. Y. Also her bror sister--lw, Edwrd Conti dughter, Jon, B-ngor, P. * Willim Clrk, 15 Ok Street, spent Christms f Dy with Clrk's bror,! sister--lw fmily,. j 'Wshgn Letter ; By Your,. Congressmn' Peter Frelghuysen, Jr. «' fifth. District, New Jersey * Recently I ttended hergs beg held by Commission on 1 Judicil Congressionl eslries. This Commission ws estblished by Congress erlier this yer mke recommendtions Clrence Coons Tivoli, N. Y. regrdg proper slry levels for Richrd Meyers, 66 Commercil Avenue, were' courts. Congress directed Congressmen members our Christms Dy dner guests Commission submit its report ir dughter * fmily, by Jnury 15, This week Leonrd Cook, Spotswood., tion Congressionl slries. I would like discuss ues- Robert Rhodes, son' Congressmen- generlly re extremely reluctnt fvor publicly Joseph Rhodes, 62 Mnhttn Avenue, is recupertg t ny crese ir slries. home fter beg surgicl ptient Perth Amboy Generl constituents would consider m Mny members feel tht ir Hospitl. selfish scere were y Estimtes Without Obligtion Metuchen Clothg, 499 SMITH ST., PERTH AMBOY One Block from Vicry Bridge BOYS' PANTS MEN'S PANTS SIZES 6 TO 60 - FACTORY PEICES FREE ALTERATIONS '- 3 C@! fioal - FUEL OIL OIL BURNEiS Free-Estimtes No Obligtion Buy CALL WDGE COAL & OIL CO. 836 KAHWAT AVE., AVENEL Csnerele HIGH TEST QUALITY CONCRETE Lborry Approved Crushed Sne - Wshed Grvel Wshed S - Wterprog Lime - Brick - Cement - Plster Rritn Mercntile Corportion Phone HI FRONT. AND: FAXETTE STS. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Dsieliig Studis TAP BALLET FOLK Begners Advnced Clsses Held Dily For Detils Cll CA Ky Symchik, Direcr CARTERET SCHOOL 'OF DANCING Television Connections Avenel Studio P.O. Buildg: Crteret Studio 12S Edgr Street iryg Steres Avenel Phrmcy 994 EAHWAY AVENUE WOODBRBDGE WHITMAN'S CANDIES Cosmetics - Film - Gretg Crds RAYMOND JACKSON ', ' AND SON Druggists.88 M Street Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone Electrics TED'-SIPOS - Electricl Contrcr 188 SHEKEY STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Everythg Electricl Cll WO Funerl Dlrestsrs SJNOWIECKI Funerl Home 46 Atlntic Street Crteret, N. J. Telephone Crteret FLYIN'& SON FUNERAL HOMES Estblished 51 Yers 420 Est Avenue Perth Amboy 23 Ford Ave., Fords VA Furniture BUY ON THE HIGHWAY ANB SAVE! BETTER. FURNITURE LOWER PRICES Wter Brors Wyside Furniture Shop Highwy 25 Avenel, N. J. Open Dily 10 A. M. 8 P. M, Phone Woodbridge Glzg NATSMITH & SON 570 Ambcy Avenue Woodbridge WO We Furnish Instll ALL TYPES OF RESIDENTIAL GLASS lso HARDWARE PAINTS HOUSEWARES KEYS MADE, : FLOOR SANDERS AND WAXERS FOR RENT Liquor Sres Telephone Woodbridge Woodhridge Liquor Sre JOS. ANDRASCIK, PROP. Complete Sck Domestic Imported Wes, Beere Liquors 574 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. support slry creses for mselves while simultneously dvoctg- goverhmont economy. Movg Trusklig Complete Movg Job 3 Rooms $25 5 Rooms 35 4 Rooms?30 6 Rooms 40 Resonble Srge 30 Dys Free All Lods Insured 10 yers exp. ECONOMY MOVERS Rilwy Musfsl struments ENROLL. TODAY our BEGINNERS ACCORDION PROGRAM Remember, re is no ccordion buy. Complete Le Musicl Instruments t Low Prices EDDIE'S MUSIC CENTER AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC Ed Bonkoski, Prop. 357 STATE ST. VA PERTH AMBOY Plumbg Hetg Chrles Frr Plumbg - Hetg Electric Sewer Service Telephones: Woodbridgre or LINDEN AVENUE Woodbridgei N. J. Wm. Plumbg & Hetg Contrcr PLUMBING- OIL, GAS INSTALLATIONS. REMODELING RADIANT ' HEATING VA GRANDVIEW AVENUE FORDS (Rritn Twsp.) N. J. Pet Shop is m,"bsg Time" Pet Foods ill BEEF.'.. 5 cns $1 IORSE LIVER... 5 cns $1 3OR.SE MEAT -- 5 cns 1 JHICKEN 4 cns $1 CAGES "* O - PARAKEETS 4 JOE'S. PET SHOP 1438 Irvg Street Rhwy * Privtely, however, most Congressmen re quick &mit extremely difficult economic pressures under which y re forced! operte. Here, 6f course, I m spekg, those Members, Congress who lck outside sources come. Senrs Representtives must mt two residences, one ir home stte or district one Wshgn. Aside from cost keepg two homes, re is lrge extr expense frequent, trips bck forth between ir home stte -Wshgn. These trips re necessry if Congressmen re I keep close uch with those I whom y re elected represent. Furrmore, Congressmen re i fced with expenses type mgnitude fr out le with ir $15,000 yer slry. Constituents frequently come j Wshgn expectg be tken, dner t ir Representtive's I expense. In ddition, every Congressmn is expected do revt mimum forml enter-' tmg. Also, Members Conjgress re constntly subjected 1 ppels from ll types chrity (groups seekg rise funds. It [is unusully difficult turn down ny se ppels.. One gretest expenses confrontg Congressmn is his election cmpign. Cmpigng is somethg which every Representtive Senr must do if he expects sty fice. Most money for se cmpigns comes from contributions, ut it is not unusul for Congressmn fd himself forced py mny bills curred while stumpg his district. All se expenses, course, come on p ordry ones fced by verge fmily. A Congressmn', like nyone else, must feed clo his fmily py for eduction his children. And while dog this he must spend t lest hlf!yer Wshgn where livg costs re especilly high. Probbly strongest rgument for cresg Congressionl slries is need for ttrctg better men government Pet Shop GIVE A PET for Christms CANARIES from 2.49 PARAKEETS from 4.95 TROPICAL FISH from 15c Christms Sckgs for Dogs Cts.from 98c Complete Le Pet Supplies Feed Accessories Joe's Pet Shop 156 New Bruns. Ave. Perth Amboy HI o Rdio & TV Servige 0 I's Rdio & Television Prompt Expert Repirs RCA Tubes & Prts Btteries 34 PERSHING AVE. CARTERET, N. J. A. Kish, Jr., Prop. Telephone CA Rilgs ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS Cusm Mde Instlled Qulity Work WO Free Estimte Reefg Sidg Henry Jnsen & Son Tng Sheet Metl Work Rog, Metl Ceilgs Furnce Work 588 Alden Street Woodbridge, N. J. Telephone Sttions Holohn. Brors GARAGE Clso Products Phone Woodbridge Corner Amboy Avenue Second Street Firesne Tires n Tubes Woodbridge, N. J.. Sportg Goods RUDY'S FISHING & REPAIi SPORTING GOODS CUSTOM MADE POLES In Sck REEL REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Fishg Reel cheeked, clened, polished, gresed $ -fl.50* djusted i *(plus prts, if needed) OFFICIAL PENN REEL SERVICE STATION HUNTING FISHING LICENSES ISSUED \ ' ' AMMUNITION Full Le MAINE MADE MOCASSINS LOAFERS Tel. RA Monroe St. RAHWAY, N. J. politics. Mny ble dividuls who could do much rise strds Americn politics refuse run for Congress becuse y re unwillg subject ir fmilies economic pressures which ccompny Congressmn's slry. This rgument, course, does not pply those who hve substntil outside sources come. Such men, however, re exception, certly Americn people <Jo. not wnt ir ntionl legislture consist primrily meii * welth. We should mke it pos- sible for 'best men, no mtter wht ir economic bckground, serve our government., Congress estblished Commission on Judicil Executive Slries order procure n objective imprtil recommendtion on this question. I expect Commission recommend substntil crese se slries. The overwhelmg mjority Commission's witnesses fvored n crese. Such* recommendtion from Commission will mke it somewht esier thn it hs been pst for Congress \ r ote itself rise, but mny Congressmen re still likely consider it politiclly unwise do so. Txi DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE METERED RATES First M Mile... f... 15c Ech Additionl M Mile.. 10e WOODBRIDGE TAXI 443 PEARL ST. WOODBRIDGE ART TILE CO. 60 MANHATTAN AVENUE AVENEL, N. J. BATHS, KITCHENS RUBBER FLOORING (QUALITY FIRST) Phone: WO E. W. NIER WO A Full Le LINOLEUM. ASPHALT, CORK, RUBBER PLASTIC TILE Cll for Free Estimte STANLEY. KATZ CAl-5126 Used Ssrs Better Used Crs BERNIE AUTO SALES 405 AMBOY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Wdge «Avilble All Yer JERSEY TURKEYS LIVE OR DRESSED 12 TO 30 POUNDS Frm-Fresh Frozen E. Lk Box 1003, Lke Avenue KAHWAY, N. J. RA Home ImprovemeEts. IDEAL.: Construction Co. 89 SHARON AVENUE, NIXON ATTICS DORMERS GARAGES ROOFING AND SIDING LEADERS AND GUTTERS / MASON WORK Free Estimte Terms Cll ICH Dress Up Your Home For Christms With New SLIPCOVERS S, 2 Chirs'. Choice i. Fbrics! Also Generl Reupholsterg Sermyn UPHOLSTERY SHOP FIFTH AVENUE, AVENEL Cll.WO ' f

5 RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 30, 1953 PAGE FIVE ~i \ FORDS NEWS FORDS NEWS Trer Indiict Wrren Officers " FORDS Tx collecr Michel Trer will stll newly /elected..ficers. Willim, Wrren Assocition t meetg * be held Jnury 4 t 8:30 P. M. Fords Tumble Inn. -"A slte o;cers will be presented by nomtg committee heded by Clifford Her- ;, ssisted by Willim Wrren, :Sr., Pul Kukn, Vicr Novk, -Richrd Kruss, Bernrd Dunn, Willim. Hnson, Joseph Elko, Willim- Hellegrd Hns. Schmidt. " A group will ttend swerg- ceremonies Freeholder Willim Wrren, Myor Hugh B. Quigley, Township Committeemn Peter Schmidt Chrles Mngione t Memoril Municipl Buildg on New Yer's Dy. I -Ryn-Wgner Weddg Announcement Mde FORDS Announcement hs tieen received mrrige Miss Liseloppe Wgner, dughter - Mx Etzold,, 533 New Brunswick Avenue, lte Frederick Wgner, Gerld Ryn, son P. A. Ryn Green By, Wiscons. The weddg ok plce Our Ldy Mount Crmel Church, Yslep, Texs. The couple will reside Bemg, New Mexico, Where y re both employed s techers public school system. Sudi Arbi plns rmy ir forces with TJ. S. id. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO PEKSONS IN MILITARY * ' SERVICE OR PATIENTS IN VET- ERANS' HOSPITALS AND TO THEIR RELATIVES AND FRIENDS If you re militry service or re ptient veterns' nospitl desire vote or if you re reltive or friend person who is militry service or is ptient veterns' hospitl who, you believe, will desire vote nnul school meetg election be held on Perury 9, kdly write undersigned t once, mkg ppliction for militrs" service bllot be voted sid election be forwrded _ you, if you re militry ser- Mce or re ptient veterns' hospitl, sttg your nme, ge, seril number, home ddress ddress t which you re sttioned or cn be found, or" if you desire militry service bllot for reltive or friend n mke n ppliction under oth r militry service Bllot be forwrded him, sttg your ppli- ' ction tht he is ovsr ge twen- ' ty-one yers si^d sttg his nme, - seril number, home ddress ddress t which he is sttioned or cn be found. Forms ppliction cn be obted from undersigned. Dted: December 30, HELEN H. ANDERSON, Secretry Woodbridge Township Bord Eduction Bord Edtiction ~ ' Woodbridge Township - V High School Buildg, " ~_ Woodbridge, N. J. ytp. B ^" NOTICE TO PEKSONS DESIRING ABSENTEE BALLOTS (Civils) - If you re qulified registered " voter Stte who -expects be - bsent outside Stte on Februry 9, 1954, or qulified registered " TOter who will be with Stte on -. -Februry 9, 1954, but becuse illness. or physicl disbility will be unble 'cst your bllot t pollg plce '. your district on. sid dte, you - fiesire vote nnul school -". meetg election be held on..februry 9, 1954, kdly -write or pply person undersigned t once, requestg tht civil bsentee bllot be forwrded you. Such request rmust stte your home ddress, Address which such bllot should -be sent, must be signed with your - signture, stte reson why you will not be ble vote t your usul pollg plce. No civil bsentee bl-. lot will be furnished or forwrded ny pplicnt unless request refor is received not less thn eight dys prior election, conts foregog formtion. Dted: December 30, HELEN H. ANDERSON, Secretry Woodbridge Township Bord Eduction High School Buildg, Woodbridge, N. J.. I\ B SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF I NEW JERSEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. MIDDLESEX ". COUNTY. Docket No. F FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION * OF EAST PATERSON, N. J., corpor- ' - tion Stte New Jersey, Pl- tiff FREDERICK HAMILTON RAT- * CLIFFE HELEN MARGARET RAT- CLIFFB, his wife. Defendnts. Writ --'' Execution for sle mortgged - premises dted December 6, By virtue bove stted Writ,. ' me directed delivered, I will ex- - pose sle t public vendue on. - WEDNESDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1954, - 1 ' t hour two o'olook by n : i' previlg (Strd or Dylight Sy- g) time, In fternoon sid '" dy, t Sheriff's Office In City " New Brunswick, N". J. All tht trct or prcel l, sit- " ute, lyg beg Borough "% Metuchen, County Middlef'Bex, Stte New Jersey. BE- " ^SINNING t pot on esterly '-J%de Kentnor Street distnt "^TSSet sourly from sourly side T - Esses Avenue runng nce t *D South 80 degrees 53 mutes 30 -Isej;onds/Est 100,00 feet pot; ' 'f&ence (2) South 9 degrees 06 mutes ""SO seconds West feet pot; r? T&enee (3) North 82 degrees 15 mutes ^*-West feet esterly side ^S Kentnor Street nce (4) long ' * -fe sme North 9 degrees 06 mutes 4«i30 seconds Est feet pot jjxir plce BEGINNING. The bove description beg tken survey mde by W. Frnkl 'fe^buchnn, Civil Engeer, 497 M -*Btreet. Metuchen, New Jersey, dted *-Uoveber 17, 1949, revised December 9, JJ;1349, Scle 1" = 20'. trn Subject td restrictions esements r <W record. y~:'' Premises known s 36 Kentnor Street, A--Metuchen-, N. J. -.. The pproximte mount judg- > spent be stisfied by 'sid sle is "?- tim Ten Thous One Hundred :' Thirty-six (810,136.00) Dollrs, ger '- r - with costs this sle. --. Toger with ll sgulr k - rights, privileges, hereditments '.f. ppurtennces reun belongg or T In nywise ppertg. BOBEBT H. JAMISON, If ;. ' Sheriff. ->. SAMUEL SUSBER, H. B , 23, 30; 1-7?29.76 Fords Polio Committee To Orgnize Jnury 4 FORDS Plns for n open orgniztion metg locl polio drive committee were mde t«.n executive bord meetg held t home Fords chirmn, Bernhrdt Jensen, 35 Goodwill Plce, Metuehen. The meetg is plnned for Jnury 4 t 8 P. M. Fords Public Librry. Anyone wishg id drive is vited. All locl orgniztions re requested send representtives this meetg. Club FORDS Election ficers ws held by Mors' Club St. Nichols' Greek Church t meetg held church udirium. Those nmed were Roy Christensen, president; Elizbeth Kozk, secretry; Ann Lwrence, tresurer. The president ppoted followg committee chirmen; Hospitlity, Elizbeth Velchick Ann Uhr; welfre, Elizbeth Zemenchick Ann Polti; wys mens, Anthony Schwer; membership, Stephen Serensk George Guly, Jr.; publicity, John Lko. A Christms prty ws held with Lko impersontg Snt Clus distributg gifts members. Id Oberol won specil prize. Hospitlity ws chrge Velchick, Mry Slki Schwer. NEW DAUGHTER HOPELAWN Andrew Vyd, 11 Lewis Street, re prents dughter born Perth Amoy Generl Hospitl. LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NSW JERSEY- CHANCERY DIVISION, MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Docket No. F THE SAVINGS BANK OF UTICA, corportion Stte New York, Pltiff, CHESTER FRED HENZE ELEANOR A. HENZE, his wife. Defendnts, Writ Execution for sle mortgged premises dted December 2, 1*553 By virtue bove stted "Writ, me* directed delivered, I will expose sle t public vendue on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. NINE-, TEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR I t hour two o'clock by n 'previlg istrd or Dylight Svg) time, fternoon sid i dy. t Sheriff's Office City J New Brunswick, N. J.! All followg trct or prcel l premises herefter prticulrly described, situte, lyg beg Township Kritn, County Middlesex Stte New Jersey: BEGINNING t pot on esterly side Columbus Avenue which pot is distnt norrly long sme one hundred eighty (180') feet from tersection sid side Columbus Avenue norrly side Sylvn Dell Avenue; runng (1) north five (5) degrees, no (00) mimites est long sid "side Columbus Avenue sixty (60') feet pot; nce (2) south eightyfive (85) degrees, no (00) mutes est one hundred (100') feet pot; nce (3) south five (5) degrees no (00) mirmtes west sixty (60') feet pot; nce (4) north eighty-five (85) degrees, no (00) mutes west one hundred (100') feet pot sid side Columbus Avenue pot plce BEGINNING. Beg known s Lot 70, Block 351-N. s lid down on cert mp entitled, "Mo Rnchero Vill," situte Rritn Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Rymond P. Wilson, Civil Engeer, 46 Pterson Street, New Brunswick, N. J., which mp is filed Clerk's Office Middlesex County s Mp No. 1636, File 929. Beg sme premises conveyed Chester Fred Henze Elenor A. Henze, his wife, by deed Gordon Bronson Construction Co., dted July 18, 1950, recorded on July 27, 1950, Office Clerk Middlesex County Book 1509 Deeds, Pge 88. Beg lso known designted s 57 Columbus Avenue, Nixon, New Jersey. The pproximte mount judgment be stisfied by, sid sle is sum Eight Thous One Hundred Thirty-five ($8,135.00) Dollrs, ger with, costs this sle. Toger with ll sgulr rights, privileges, hereditments ppurtennces reun belongg or nywise ppertg. ROBERT H. JAMISON, Sheriff. McCARTER, ENGLISH & STUDER, Atrneys. F. B , 23, 30; 1-7 $43.20 SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Chncery Division. Middlesex County. Docket No. F PLAINFIELD SAV- INGS BANK, bnkg corportion Stte New Jersey, Pltiff, IB.WIN H. MYERS JANE MYERS, his wife, et ls., Defendnts, Writ Execution for sle mortgged premises dted November 17, By virtue bove stted Writ, me directed delivered, I will expose sle t public vendue on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. NINE- TEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR t hour two o'clock by n previlg (Strd or Dylight Syg) time, fternoon sid dy, t Sheriff's Office City New Brunswick, N. J., All tht trct or prcel l, situte, lyg beg hi Township Pisctwy, - County Middlesex, Stte New Jersey: BEGINNING AT A POINT Southwesterly side le Hzelwoqd Plce, sid pot beg distnt Six Hundred Thirty-four five-tenths feet (634.5') mgnetic course North Thirty degrees' Forty mutes West (N ' W.) long sid Southwesterly side le Hzelwood Plce from its tersection with Northwesterly side le West Fourth Street s shown on cert mp entitled "Model Frm Colony situted Borough Dunellen Township Pisctwy, Middlesex County, New Jersey, djog City Plfield, Februry 1919,'owned" developed by Ntionl House Frm Assocition, Inc., B. J. Kle, Pres., 9 Church St., New York City," mde by F. A. Dunhm-Clr. Co.. Civil Engeers, Plfield, N. J., sid pot beg cornel: Lot No. 25 on bove mentioned mp; nce runng long le sid Lot No. 25 on sid mp South Fifty degrees Fifty mutes West (S. 50 5D' W.) Drllel with West Fourth Street Six Hundred Forty-five Two Hundredths feet (645.02') pot le property belongg George C Moon Co.; nce runng long le property sid Moon Co. North Twenty-one degrees Twentyfive mutes West <N ' W.) One Hundred Fifty-five Sixty-sis Eun- Girl Scouts MA St. Joseph's Home FORDS Girl Scout Troop No. 43, sponsored by Our Ldy Pece Church, met nnex contributed jot Christms project which ll six troops prish re prticiptg, collect. clothg, food, ys mteril for cncer dressgs, be donted sisters Woodbridge home, for. needy folks. ; A report ws mde on troop ctivities. Gifts were mde for prents "ptients' St. Joseph's Home, Woodbridge. A Christms prty followed with Mry Ann Kzrd Mry Crol Criste s hostesses. Lorre Lukes Doris Hnth were co-chirmen. In chrge refreshments were Jnice Gly Judy Zigre; clenup, Leonore Wolos Betty Ann Hydo. Lst Rites Held For Pul ;.Ondeyko FORDS Pul Ondeyko, 33, 21 Pul Street, died ' Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl. A life-long resident Fords, he ws employed.by Crborundum Compny, Kesbey, ws member Slovk Presbyter Church. He ws vetern World Wr II member Fords Memoril Post T7FW. He is survived by his mor, Ann Ondeyko, Fords; one sister, Miss Emily Ondeyko, Fords; three brors, Ptrolmn John Ondeyko, Fords, Michel George Ondeyko, Hopelwn. Funerl services were held Sturdy from Slovk Church with Rev. Michel Mgyr Rev. Peter Shrick ficitg. Buril ws Cloverlef Prk Cemetery, Woodbridge, The firg squd from Cmp Kilmer gve militry (honors t grve. Pllberers were Donld Furdopk, George Andrew Mko, Stephen Smlley, George Shrick Oscr Ahrens. LEGAL NOTICES dredths feet (155.66') pot corner Lot No. 22 on bove mentioned mp; nce runng long division le between Lots Nos on sid mp North Fifty degrees Fifty mutes Est (N ' E.) prllel with first mentioned lhie Three Hundred Seventy Eight Hundredths feet <370 08') pomt for new corner; nce runng South Thirty degrees Forty mutes Est (S ' E ) prllel with Hzelwood'Plce Seventy-five feet (75') pot for nor new corner, fence runng North Fifty degrees Fifty mutes Est (N 50 50' E ) prllel with first course Two Hundred Fifty feet (250') pot m Southwesterly side le Hzelwood Plce; nce runng long sid Southwesterly side le Hzelwood Plce South Thirty degrees Forty Mutes Est (S ' E.) Seventy-five feet (75') pot plce BEGINNING. BEING ll Flot No. 24 prt Plot No. 23 on bove mentioned mp. The foregog description is ccordnce with survey mde Oct. 20, 1952, by Edwrd S. Lewis, t/ F. D. Dunhm Co., Pressionl Engeers & L Surveyors, Pllnfield, N. J. The foregog premises re' lso known s No. 342 Hzelwood Plce, Pisctwy. Township, New Jersey. The pproximte mount judgments be stisfied by sid sle is sum Eleven Thous Seven Hundred Fifty-two ($11,752.00) Dollrs ger with costs this sle. Toger with ll sgulr rights, privileges, hereditments ppurtennces reun belongg or nywise ppertg. ROBERT H. JAMISON, ; Sheriff. HENRY W. CLEMENT, Atrney. F. B , 23, 30; 1-7 $56.16 SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY. CHANCERY DIVISION. MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Docket No. F FED- ERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO- CIATION, corportion United Sttes, Pltiff, SIDNEY H. LEWIS, et ls., Defendnts. Writ Execution for sle mortgged premises dted November 17, By virtue bove stted Writ, me directed delivered, I will "expose sle t public vendue on WEDNESDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, A. D t hour two o'clock by n previlg (Strd or Dylight Svg) time, fternoon sid dy, t Sheriff's Office City New Brunswick, N. J. - All tht trct or prcel l, situte, lyg beg Township Rritn, County Middlesex, Stte, New Jersey: Beg known s Lot 34; Block 351-P, s lid down on cert mp entitled, "Mp -ot Rnchero Vill," situte Rritn Township, Middlesex County,' New Jersey, Rymond P. Wilson, Civil Engeer, 46 Pterson Street, New Brunswick, N. J., which mp is filed Clerk's Office Middlesex County s Mp #1636, File 929. Beg commoniy known s No. 67 Elliot Plce, Nixon, New Jersey. Beg sme premises conveyed by H. Russell Morss, Jr., Trustee Estte Gordon Bronson Construction Co., Bnkrupt, New Jersey corportion, Sidney H. Lewis Sylvi Lewis, his wife, by deed dted Jnury 12, 1951, recorded Februry 7, 1951, Book 1544 Deeds for sid County, Pge 200. Toger with ppurtennces, ll fixtures now or. herefter ttched or used connection with premises here described, ddition re, ny household pplces next herefter described, which re, shll be deemed be fixtures prt relty re portion security for debtedness here mentioned: 1 Brenberg Hetg Unit, Boiler #95 1 Westghouse Wshg Mche, Model L-5 1 Generl Electric Refrigerr, Model ' NC-6 1 Generl Electric Dishwsher, Model AE749 1 Generl Electric Kitchen Rnge, Model A-41 The pproximte mount judgment be stisfied by sid sle is sum Ne Thous Two Hundred Eighteen ($9,218.00) Dollrs, ger with costs this sle. Toger with ll sgulr rights, privileges, hereditments ppurtennces reun belongg or nywise ppertg. ROBERT H. JAMISON, Sheriff. EDWARD FELD, Atrney.* F.,B , 23, 3D; 1-1 $35.04 Women 9 s Democrtic Club Nmes Committee Chirmen FORDS The Fords Women's Democrtic Club held its nnul Christms prty dner Top. I^t, Metuchen. Adolph Qudt, first vice president, pronounced blessg for dner. Sue Wrren, president, nmed followg stg committee chirmen for comg yer: Visitg get well, Ann Koch; citizenship, Gertrude Egn; wys mens, Genevieve Sorf; progrm, Betty Fzn; membership, Elizbeth Pter; hospitlity, Connie Sorenson (three months' term); publicity, Betty Quttrochi; music, Mrgret Alexer. The executive bord for term one yer hs been nmed s follows: Wrren, president; Qudt, first vice president; Clire Sutch, second vice president; Quttrochi, recordg secretry; Louise De- Mrco, correspondg secretry; Kthryn Novk, tresurer; Wiuff, gurd. Gifts were presented by Snt Clus, plyed by Wiuff. Ann Krbchk ws wrded specil prize. Community sgg crols concluded progrm. Corsges were presented ech member, donted by Freeholder Willim Wrren. rm Offered By School Pupils HOPELAWN ; The children Hopelwn School presented Christms progrm for prents guests school. Children first, second third grdes presented plylet entitled "In Snt Clus' Bg." Fetured cst were Mrilyn Smk, troduc; Mureen Pnek, poem; Mrynn Lozeski, "Spirit Christms"; Joseph Bednr, Snt Clus; Kryl Hyducko, Snt Clus; Crol Ann Slven, "Brownie Bright Eyes"; Gry Morgn, - "North Pole"; Ptrici Horn, "Hippo" song; Jcquele Wolski, "Merry Christms." Christms crols were sung by members seventh eighth grde chorl group with specil numbers by Ptrici Bgdi. The SNAPSHOT GUILD A home developg prtg kit kitchen which use it will brg dded plesure your snpshootg. SNAPSHOTS AND THE KITCHEN SINK -. We've herd people who tried clude " every thg but kitchen sk" m ir pictures. We don't pprove this, but do hertily pprove somethg you cn do with your pictures which kitchen sk cn ply very importnt prt. : We're tlkg bout your tryg your h t developg prtg' your own pictures t ( home we're puttg ll emphsis on kitchen sk so you'll know right wy tht you don't need drkroom order do it. ' Strt with visit your pho deler for look t vrious kits tht he hs show you. You'll e mzed fd tht compctly fitted quite smll box is everythg you need for opertion. Of course, re re detiled structions for dog it, o... With one kits your kitchen s work plce, you're ll set embrk on n ctivity tht i is fun for entire fmily. In fct, it is so simple fsctg tht youngsters re likely wnt tke over entire opertion. Only one step procedure clls for complete drkness, it is one tht cn be done hurry ny light-tight closet is good plce for. dog it. You cn do whole prtgopertion sufodued roomlight becuse re is specil kd phogrphic pper, clled Velite, which cn be used under such conditions. This dds fun home prtg becuse everyone cn gr 'round enjoy thrill seeg picture pper s you put phogrphic pper developg solution. One mute you hve wht ppers be blnk piece pper n, lmost s if by mgic, re's picture on it. Tht's wht I thk is biggest thrill whole thg. John Vn Guilder. George F. Ferguson 93 Homes Prk Avenue Me M Frnk Fish dughters, Christe, Nncy Jcquel, Wshgn Avenue, were guests Jmes Pish, Elizbeth, Christms Dy.. A fmily dner prty ws held t home John dough, Woodruff Street, guests beg- John Clough, Miss Mrgret Drewes, Belleville Robert Clough, Nutley. Over 100 children pid visit Snt Clus t Green Street Fire House. Ech one ws given : gift ws served icecrem' bg goodies. The prty ws jot project Civic Legue Womn's Club. Joseph Orlo, Bloomfleld Avenue, with. ir dughters, Ri. Jodie, divided ir time Christms between ir prents, Hrvey Lnsg, Kerney, Joseph Orlo, North Arlgn. Sturdy senior Orlos were guests ir son dughter--lw. Chrles DeGeso son, Chrles, Bloomfield Avenue, hd very busy holidy week-end. On Christms Dy y enterted DeGeso's prents, Chrles Mrcell, Newrk; Sturdy, supper guests were Michel III, Ptrici Ann Crol Lynn; Merlucci children, Michel Mxy Colberg, Mbel Scluneiser, John Wllce son, John Willim, ll' Qkhurst. Sundy eveng y were hosts Michel Cle dughter, Josephe, Irvgn. J. J. Mgnied, Elizbeth Avenue; celebrted ir 12th weddg nniversry on Sundy with prty for followg guests: Joseph Filips, South Ornge; Ann Bubet B Dniel J. Cerven, ll Hillside, nfl Russell Mghilr, Avenel. FORDS, HOPELAWN KEASBEY CALENDAR OF COMING EVENTS (NOTE: For sertions this clendr, cll Andrew Sedivy, 100 Grnt Avenue, Fords, VAlley , before noon on Tuesdy ech week. JANUARY 4 Meetg Willim Wrren dissocition Fords Tumble Inn Instlltion ficers. 7 Meetg Jolly Mixers Club t home Aloh Russell, Nixon. Christms Prty Held by Cub Pck ffohds <A. Christms prty ws held by Cub Pck No. 153, sponsored by Our tddy Pece Church, ' nnex. Troop committeemn, Hns Schmidt, gve welcomg- ddress prents. Scoutmster Conrd Dueker presented merit wrds followg boys: Bobct, Steven Orosz; wolf, Jmes Siezkowski; ber, Richrd Dueker; lion, Ronld Schuster; ssistnt denners, Robert Chpski Russell Kress; gold rrows, Frnk Scrmller John Bodnr; silver rrows, Michel Jeglski Andrew Pyti. Russell Kress Ted Sokolowski were trnsferred from Pck 110 Pck 153. Kyle Bolger ws welcomed Boy Scout Troop No. 53. Accordion selections were rendered by Ronld Grisprt,.Tom Koch Michel Jeglski. Prents prticipted community sgg. An exhibition dnce ws presented y Assistnt Cubmster Willim Mtusz. The mors were chrge hospitlity. SON FOR PETERSONS FORDS Peter Peterson, 126 Wrner Street, re prents son born Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl. Isel Personls" By GLADYS E. SCANK 126 Elmhurst Avenue Isel, New Jersey Telephone Metuchen Thoms Gerlo, Amityville, ws guest lst Sundy t home Joseph MucerL Bird Avenue. F. Ostrowski, Richmond Hill, Long Isl, were Christms weekend guests t home Frnk Muceri Correj Avenue. The Muceri's Ostrowski's Rose Gerlo were Christms dner guests t home Wlter Brn, Green Street. Mr, Joseph Muceri children, Robert, Thoms, Joseph, Jr., Rosemry, Bird Avenue, were Christms Dy guests t home Alec Cuthbertson, Ok Tree Rod, lso t home Robert S. Scnk, Adms Street. : Vcent Kmski dughtersi Lden, were Christms weekend, guests Theodore Mm, Bird Avenue. Dennis Kne son, Lee, dughters, Misses Mrie Alm, IPershg Avenue,.Chick, Ok Tree Rod, were Christms dner guests t home Frnk Jcob, Elmhurst Avenue, Isel. Semn Jmes Veyrd, who is sttioned t Newport, Rhode Isl, spent Christms holidy with his prents, B. B. Veyrd. Our scerest sympthy Edith Goodmn, Homes Prk Avenue, loss her mor Sundy. The Goodmn fmily will rem with reltives Newrk fter funerl for rest this week. [Todfsfdttem Pttern 9178: Misses' Wist Sizes 24, 25, 26, 28, 30 ches. All given sizes: one yrd 64-ch. s «<* Thirty.ffve cents cos for this pttern-^-dd 5 cents for ech pttern if you wish Ist-clss milg. Send 170 Newspper Pttern Cept,, 232 West 18th St, Ntew York 11, JSJ..T. Prt plly.name, ADDRESS With Z6H SIZE STYI.I NUMBER. - Mrch Dimes Dnce Tickets Now..on Sle KEASBEY Tickets for Mrch, Dimes dnce be held Jnury 23 Kesbey School re now on sle, ccordg n nnouncement by Elizbeth Novk,. chirmn; Miss Elsie. Wittnebert, honorry chirmn, Joseph Sebesky, co-chirmn. The followg committees were nmed: Theres Chiocci, John Rychlicki Pule "Wlters, tickets; George Booth, Ann Siktcoscy Jen Jegrlski, reservtions; Mrgret Fczk, Anfirew Folti Irene Vmos, refreshments; Grce Fzck, Glori Colls Roslie Jorgenson, rrngements. Gifts Exchnged By Brownie Troop FORDS A gift exchnge- ws fetured t Christms prty Brownie Troop 44, sponsored by Our Ldy Pece Church, held udirium. Hostesses were Ky Beckett, Helen Smith Mry Konotk. The followg girls prticipted vriety show: Kthy Lyons Sr O'Keefe, vocl duet; Mrcell Bertekp, Susn Beckett Cynthi Smith, solos; Ptrici Kolmr, recittion. Community sgg crols ws led by Helen Bertekp Helen Slki, troop leders. It ws nnounced ll fl returns on troop project should be mde no lter thn Jnury 4 when meetg will be held udirium. Vicri Joy Sults Christened on Sundy FORDS John Sults, 90 Woodl Avenue, hd ir fnt dughter christened Vicri Joy Our Ldy Pece Church. Sponsors were Jck Svke, New Brunswick. A prty ws held new home prents with 40 guests ttendg. Sults is former Mry Chier Perth Amboy. YULE PARTY FORDS A Christms prty ws held for 117 youngsters by Fords Post 163, Americn Legion,' post rooms. Films were shown by ibenjm Sunshe crols were sung, led by Elizbeth DiMttteo. John Lbbncz ws generl chirmn. NEW AR.&IVAL HOPELAWN Michel Bosze, 87 Jmes Street, re prents dughter born Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl. BUNDLE OF JOY FORDS Clrence Hnley, 36 Lehigh Avenue, re prents son born Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl. YXJLE GIFT! FORDS George Trout, 66 Ok Avenue, re prents dughter born Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl. Fords VFW Hosts At Kiddie Prty FORDS Fords Memoril Post 6090, VFW, its uxiliry were hosts t nnul Christm." ^ prty for children membei J post home, with. 114 youn"- sters ttendg. i Robert'Nery St. John's Flr'.i Aid Squd, showed severl coib 1 " movies Thoms Koch pl; r t»i ccordion selections. Lill Hedg' *> Kesbey Rosemry Ms->zros Metuehen performed wit tp dnce. J Andrew Kmiec impersonh J 'i Snt Clus distributed g youngsters. Wlter R mussen donted beverges for prty John Ltrio dontr'i Christms tree. Lverl Pnek Kmiec were [- chirmen ffir. 1 Crol Sg Held FORDS Christms crols we: 1 - sung by Girl Scout Troop 8, sponsored by Fords Lions CI throughout m re w">,\ wreths were distributed under ledership Mrs Kthrj -i Wlsh. After sgg, prtly w. > held home Ann K-^, ler, 36 Willim Street, co-ledej. A gift exchnge ws fetured. Members ttendg were Norrt-i Jen Fisher,. Lur Post, Brbi.i. Soltys, Clire Ludwig, Adele Chr\- tensen, Beverly Miller, Enis VE 1 - ente, Joyce Hklr, Ing Kjen-. Kthleen Esposi, Ptrici D - Mrco,. Betty Porowski, Lt Hnsen, Jne Bonlsky, Judi > Bonlsky, Dolores Fiorenti, Be.- ty Ann Kozk, Judith Homsck, Mureen Homsck, Jne Peterson, Dolores Zoldi, 'Chrledene Medg, De Hellgrd Wlsh. Molnrs Announce Dughter's Enggement FORDS Alexer Molnr, 474 Crows Mill Rod, nnounce enggement ir dughter, Betty J., Ceclric McCnn, son John McCnn, 73 Townsend Street, New Brunswick. Miss Molnr, grdute Woodbridge High School Wshgn School for secretries, Newrk, is employed s secretry Generl Cble Corportion, Perth Amboy. Her fce grduted from St. Petei"s High School, New Brunswick, received his Bchelor Science degree Busess Admistrtion from Rider College, cl.s He is vetern U. S. Army is employed Retil Credit Compny New Brunswick. NEW DAUGHTER FORDS John Weir, 58 Lwrence Street, re prents dughter born Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl.. DR. BIJRT ISENBERG Opmetrist Eyes Exmed 512 NEW BRUNSWICK AYE. FOEBS, N. J. Opp. Fords Thetre Hours: 9:30 8, Wed. 1 P. M. St. 5 P. M. hy Appotment 'Cusm - mde" sttionery prted your exct specifictions. Rpid, qulity service. 18 GREEN STREET WOODBBIBGE, N. J. OUR JANUARY NOW IN FULL SWING!! Every Grment Reduced for Quick Clernce Hurry I! SALESROOM HOURS: Dily 9 A. M. - 6 P. M. Fridy... 9 A. M.- -9P.E Sturdy... 9 A. M. - 5 P. M, SUNDAY 11 A. M.-4P. M. Closed Jnury 1st New Yer's Dy Seson's Greetgs To All Our Friends Cusmers

6 Rrltn Township - Fords Beeon Published Every Thursdy by The Woodbridge Publishg Co. Post Office Address: Fords, N. J. Woodbridge Chrles E. Gregory Edir Publisher Entered s second clss mtter April SI, 1936, t FordS) N. J., post fice, under Act Mrch 1, Subscription rtes by mil, cludg postge, one yer, $3.00; six months, $1.50; three months, 85 cents; sgle copies by mil, 10 cents. All pyble dvnce.' By crrier delivery, 8 cents per copy Christms Fund Christms cme 66 homes our community this yer becuse spirit Bethlehem contues live men's herts. These 66 homes-were those which contributions our reders friends mde glow with renewed hope with new ssurnce tht promises Christms re, deed, cert. These homes hd been frid y hd been forgotten, ir children livg strk fer tht good St. Nichols hd not seen m. The fest Christms Fund we ever hd becuse re re so mny good people mde m know tht hope need never die s long s herts keep wrm. Our Christms Fund defied cynics, for it estblished new tht mny herts keep wrm. They bet with those who sent ir dollrs, gifts clothg ys but most ll helped with ir encourgement. They bet with those who joed enormous tsk preprg gift boxes, wrppg presents, givg ir own unspoken pryer for strength God's help for ech those for whom y iled. The recipients this lrge shre Christms spirit residg ll se, cn spek ir grtitude only through us. Elsewhere our pper dy re prted letters thnks which hve come ll you which, we know, will be mple repyment for your Christms contributions time - r,*money. For our own prt, Christms ws brighter thn ever becuse it renewed our fith tht spirit neighborless brorly love is s vigorous s ever. Once g it proved tht kdness scrifice sympthy re still guidg elements our lives, tht we hve not grown cllous meetg our responsibilities those less fortunte. Once g we knew tht mgnificence which is Christms hs lost none its lustre. We would be remiss, we thk, if we filed express our wrmest pprecition Miss Ruth Wolk our stff, without whose enthusism, tireless il grcious hert our Christms Fund could never hve pproched its present proportions. Generous s she ever is, this is her gretest gift more beutiful one we cnnot imge. MB. ULIENTHAL'S ATOMIC PLAN Why not set up "pool" for peceful development mic energy, Tder United Ntions uspices, -without witg for Russs ccept pln President Eisenhower proposed on December S? This suggestion comes from. Dvid E. iilienthl, former ( first) chirmn United Sttes Amic Energy Commission, now n dustril consultnt New York City. It thus hs merit beg unficil but extremely well-formed. Lilienthl does not ccept cynicl view tht Eisenhower pln ws merely move propg wr. He believes tht strt hs been mde "i by no mens hopeless strt," tht n old stlemte hs been broken, tht set up n mic pool with next six or eight months, for such, ntions s cred prticipte, would not prevent Russi from joglter, when if she desired do so. Wht,he fers is long dely, durg which, origl enthusism: opportunity might vnish. There need be no such dely if ntions free world jo utilize, for peceful hopeful purposes, ir rdio-ctive mterils, ir competent scientists engeers ir fcilities for work experimenttion. It is not true, s lilienthl jos nor former A. E. C. chirmn, Gordon Den, remdg' us, tht every m hs "Mde U. S. A." stmped PAGE SIX Needed: A Resolution With solvent Americ s ultimte objective, Congress could present Americn people with rel New Yer's resolution by doptg legisltion ledg blnced Federl budget controlled Federl debt. Supported prciple by txpyers ir orgniztions mny sttes, such bill (HR-2) by Congressmn Frederic Coudert, Jr., New York, would seek cure 'ntion's "chronic solvency." It would require tht begng with 1955 fiscl yer on June 1, next, Congress limit nnul Federl expenditures nticipted revenues, except time wr or or, declred emergency. This requirement is similr those now opertive mny sttes, cludg New Jersey. "If this bill is pssed," expls Congressmn Coudert, " Federl Government, like citizen, would hve live with its come. It is up Congress effect this strtlg chnge ressert its constitutionl power purse." The Coudert bill ws pproved by House Representtives' Government Opertions Committee t 1953 session fter cmpign by economy dvoctes side outside Congress. The mesure, however, ws sidetrcked from floor considertion by nrrow vote House Rules Committee. With reconveng 83rd Congress for its Second Session on Jnury 7, bttle will resume secure relese bill. "Economy dvoctes Congress re g countg on New Jersey Txpyers Assocition similr orgniztions throughout ntion led fight t home for sound ntionl fiscl policies," sys Congressmn Soudert. The lterntive imposition strong legisltive limittions upon Federl spendg is "contued uncontrolled fltion with its ever-risg cost livg, prlyzg txtion resultg mence ntionl security liberty citizen," he expls, wrng: "A long-rnge ntionl defense progrm bsed upon fltionry deficits ruous txtion is defense built upon s." Keepg Junior In: School Ih'Est»Si;.iLouis, Illois,, ft"'experiment" is beg tried which should prov,e terest-, g. The City Council re recently pssed n nti-trunt lw which mker prents gurds lible fes from $5 $20 if y fil keep ir children school. Children between seven sixteen yers ge, enrolled publicischools, cnnot skip clsses without good excuse those prents or gurds who fil keep m contuous ttendnce re now subject fes. While we pose s no expert on truncy, we believe this experiment will produce results. When it gets down pocketbook, most prents re bit more sensitive thn y re on question skipped clss. We will be terested seeg results this experiment over next few months..opions, Ors; on it. The knowledge mterils re both terntionl. Europe, Asi, Pr Est, isouth Americ ll hve reservoirs scientific skill. Lilienthl suggests loction ner Brussels s site for n mic "power plnt, Genev s n opportunity exp n lredy existg reserch orgniztion nucler sciences. This extension Eisenhower pln seems constructive hopeful. Certly it deserves erly creful considertion. In se dys prophets doom it is good listen prophecy possible good. The New York Times. ALAS, CrROVER'S GONE Full 35 yers go is ws tht politico-socil phenomenon high silk ht, morng' cot white crntion first burst 'up oh New York. It ws er Myor John P. Hyln, orwise R e d M i k e ; Delmonico's, Churchill's Belseo, A mn "with little tste for rzzle dzzle, surely with no perception wht he ws ibout do, Myor Hyln turned over his young secretry ssignment for ficil New York greetg comg gret, those who thought y were. Thus ws Grover A. Whlen lunched. In yers tht followed he becme ntionl isstitution, his refulgence mtched only by Bbylon which ws his stge. Doormn Western world, Americ's gretest greeterj Ambssdor, good will; t^iese were few titles tjhe moustchioed, Whlen wore s urbnely s his evitble bounniere. He greeted crowned heds Europe when Europe hd crowned heds, s imperturfobly s he welcomed chnnel swimmers, generls, Olympith chmpions, homecomg- diplomts, ssorted heroes heroes who cme his wy. inow New York is. hvg chnge Admistrtion, one tht even Grover Whlen will not survive politiclly. He is be replced s city's first greeter. Herefter by grce Myor-elect Wgner, ssignment will fll Richrd C. Ptterson, Jr., busess executive former diplomt. Cpble though Ptterson my be, New York won't seem sme without Grover stemg down (by, his silk ht risg chllenge spires sried rmprts Lower Mnhttn. It's symbol,/ we guess, New York's pssg glory tht begn when first penny rcde crshed -Brodwy. Newrk Eveng News. THE Z% WHO ARE LOST No Americn "Will tke pride 22 ex-soldiers who hve chosen renounce ir homels hve rejected fl ple return ir own forces. If so much s one useful Americn is lost, it is cuse for disppotment chgr. Tht's why, s Secretry Dulles expled or dy, our government mde every possible effort reclim se men. (Contued on Pge 10) RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON MORE PROHiBITIOM THAT DOSENT SEEM TO WOAK :t^^» TRENTON The Stte New Jersey is ficil host thouss, persons vrious penl or stitutions s yer 1953 runs its course. At Stte Prison Rhwy Leesburg prison frms, s well s reformries t Bordenwn, Annle Cln, re re 3,636 prisoners servg time for crimes. Of this number, 2,233 re ttched 'Stte Prison its frms, while 557 young men re servg out terms t Bordenwn Reformry; 472 t Annle 374 women t Cln. -., At Stte Home for Boys t Jmesburg-, 418 youngsters re beg tred return : lw^ ful life, while t Stte Home for Girls, 173 young women re beg held under strict super- Vision. The best medicl cre' is beg given 232 persons t Glen Grdner Snrium, while vrious county snri, h dditionl 2,215 persons sufferg from tuberculosis re undergog tretment. Seventy-seven disbled wr veterns re beg cred for t Menlo Prk Home for Disbled Veterns, n dditionl 139 t Vel Home for Disbled Veterns. Stte hospitls for mentl disese locted t Greysne. Prk, Mrlboro Trenn re crg for 14,025 citizens; while vrious county mentl hospitls re crg for n dditionl 6,495 persons. At New Jersey Neuro- Psychitric Institute t.skillmn. 1,226 persons re beg supervised; Arthur Brisbne Child. Tretment Center, 61; Dignostic Center t Menlo Prk, 47;' Highfields Youth Tretment Center, 13; re re 4,992 ors vrious trg schools for mentlly deficient t Vel, Tow, New Lisbon Woodbe. In ddition, Stte Deprtment Institutions Agencies is providg 13,280.children with home life ssistnce; 5,712 ors with gurdship, 595 dditionl with cre cusdy. Old ge ssistnce pyments re pid monthly 21,238 persons; disbility ssistnce 2,296 ors, monthly relief pyments 12,448 ors. FLAMMABLE FABRICS Plyby-night peddlers sweters Under CpiL. By J. Joseph-- Srllblns GLAMOR GSRLS or clothg mnufctured with outlw fbrics fce fes jil sentences under provisions. "Flmmble Fbrics Act" which becomes effective on Jnury 1. The new lw ws encted by 1953 Legislture lst My, ccordg J. Lymgn Brown, Actg New Jersey Commisioner Lbor Industry, its existence hs kept peddlers dngerous mterils wy from Stte. Usully seshore re New Jersey s well s some l cities re vded by peddlers sellg rch sweters or.goods., durg.. fll.month?,, but this, yer y hve, not shown up ir usul trde routes. Commissioner Brown believes new lw, lthough not effective until New Yer's Dy, kept peddlers wy from Stte. Commissioner Brown promises crck down on merchnts sellg products mnufctured from combustible mterils which, threten lives werers. Regultions be followed by Stte Lbor Deprtment determg violtions will be bsed upon those promulgted by United Sttes Deprtment Commerce. : BULK New Jersey dirymen fce new yer "with.concern becuse 1954 fers little wy better prices or lower costs. Downwrd trends feed prices hve recently been reversed. re is. short supply hy forge most brns? Also ; - re re signs tht some disgruntled consumers re turng substitutes or reduce ir milk purchses especilly durg^ Ocber strike. To dd woes milk producers, re re rumors tht Federl vestigtion is under wy scert wht hs been done New Jersey restrict milk imports. Producers re lso disstisfied with recent 20 cent crese llowed " by Stte Office Milk Industry. The United Sttes Deprtment Agriculture dictes re will be cresed production milk throughout ntion durg 1954, but no greter dem for milk. The number cows COPS. is^f, KING FEATURES SYNDICATE, Inc., WORLD RIGHTS RESERVED. "Wht kd mrket-lis^ is THIS?! Bred, cerel, mes, cn ojjges, mk cot!" cn o heifers is on upswg re is lso possibility tht some frmers shiftg new crops my turn diryg. MUTINY A New Yer's celebrtion turned fmous muty New Jersey 173 yers go: Wht lter becme known s Pennsylvni Muty ppers hve hd its begng on New Yer's Dy; At first ficers sttioned t Morristpwn thought soldiers from Pennsylvni were simply hvg New Yer celebrtion. Attempts quiet m my hve hd prt spredg rebellion. -.. A considerble group Pennsylvni- men decided mrch from ir qurters ner Morriswn.. Trenn or Phildelphi dem herg from Contentl Congress. They climed ir py ws long overdue, y hd not been issued proper clothg, ir food ws poor scnt period ir enlistment ws lredy pst. The muus forces mrched from Morriswn settled t Prcen, where y were so well behved tht y ged sympthy most wnspeople. After nerly month conferences exchnges, ir representtives with "Md Anthony" Wyne s go-between Generl Wshgn Contentl Congress, flly ged promises djustments ir py, food By KENNETH FINK, Direcr, Prcen Eeserch. Service PRINCETON New Jersey people re opion- tht verge fmily four livg stte dy needs t lest $75- week get long on. This ws med verge mount nmed when New Jersey Poll stff reporters personlly put followg question n ccurte cross-section stte's residents: LEAST AMOUNT FAMILY OP FOUR NEEDS PER WEEK IN NEW JERSEY. STATEWIDE Under $40 1% $ _., -. 2 $50 ; $ ?65 7 $70 _..;.- ' 11 $ :..- ***is $ _ ' $99-99 I...-: --._- 4 $100 over 12 Don't know.' *s* Med verge mount Tody's med verge mount reported one yer go (December, 1952) by New Jersey Poll ws $ And surveys reported by New ' Jersey Poll November, Your Grden.This Week By Chrles H. Connors Kutgers University, Stte University New Jersey Averge New Jersey fmily if 4 Needs $75 A feel ' Survey Fis bout gme, i*^ "Why, I just dld- hole iigone," yelled golfer, :f wild glef n delight his eyes. i; : ; : >-" >id you?" sked his wife, plc- bord, but it is better chop ft clothg provisions,. Thevery fe so tht strlgs idly. "Do it g, der; I didn't benefits were lter extended or lrge birds will not get it llsee you." '[.' :'J-:"_ ll Americn soldiers! i / WELFARE Welfre ^ iunds. -t New Jersey Prison my be through seeds, such ss sunflower used for recretion but not by seeds untosted penuts. convicts py lwyers for legl Do not neglect supply smll dvice on how get out penitentiry. Deputy Atrney Generl Eugene T. Urbnik recently looked (Contued on Pge 10) Birds re friends grdener, s y et tremendous mounts weed seeds. In pst severl weeks I hve noticed, flock fch-like birds energeticlly workg ptch, crb-grss tht hd not been cut. They probbly, will not get ll seeds, but certly y will reduce number. dometbirds re lso ctive etg sects eggs sects such s phids, scles so on tht re on brk or on buds trees shrubs. It is mzg how mny birds cn be ttrcted grden. We hve crdls ll yer,, course, house sprrows, grckles with strlgs, blue-jys. Common lso re slte-colored juncos. Not uncommon re tuftedtitmouse, two kds woodpeckers, goldfch wter dress, nuthtch n occsionl chicdee, ruby-crowned kglet, purple fch.. " _ The list is given merely dicte tht you' cn hve birds where you lest expect m, provided you fer m rewrds for irwisits.... Wrm wter should be put out ech morng for birds drk. A bthg bs should be kept supplied with wter. Strlgs re bthgest birds, but ll m like tke dip. Ft tht birds need for fuel cn be supplied form suet, or penut butter specil dispensers. Suet wste fts from kitchen cn be spred on smllfer ones miss out. Anor wy supply ft is mixed seeds. Birds do et weed seeds, but supply se will become exhusted ir lck cn be mde up by purchsed mixtures. v 1948 <five yers go); November, 1949 (four yers go), June, 1950 (just before Koren outbrek showed $60 be med verge mount. The fct tht med verge mount dy is $15 week higher thn it ws t time outbrek Koren Wr gives some diction impct high prices sce tht time on New Jersey fmilies. Interestgly, wns cities with popultions over 2,500,. size community ppers hve little fluence on mount people thk is needed, $75 beg med verge mount nmed ech, city size. This holds true for big cities like Newrk, Trenn, - Jersey City Pterson; for wns with popultions between 25,000. ; 100,000, like New Brunswick, Byonne, Atlntic City, Ornge Plfieldi for'. people; livg wns with popultions between 2,500 25,000 like Hightswn, Somerville, Cldwell, Freehold, Plesntville, Hwthorne,. Rurford, Fir Lwn. -. : Frm smller wn. villge people do, however, set med mount somewht lower for ir type community $65 week. Still nor 'terestg'.fdg is tht younger dults those between 2 I 29 yers ge set. med verge mount t $70 week; wheres mong older dults those between yers ge,- those 45 yers older med verge". nmed is" $75 week. Worthy mention, o, is tht pressionl people, busess owners "--- mngers, slesclericl workeri? skilled workers ll nme sme med verge mount -$75. week. * Semi-skilled unskilled." workers set med verge ; mount needed t -$7.0. week, frmers set mount t $60. ":' ''."'"' ; College educted dults. those who hve hd prtil or. complete, high school eductions without ttendg college like. gree nmg $75 \week.. People with less forml schoolg set $70 week s mount - needed.,,. ;.; Typicl opion, mong both men women cross,. stte is tht $75 week is smllest mount needed. : -.. And home owners home, renters stte lso: gree nmg sme med verge figure $75 week. This newspper presents - reports New Jersey Poll exclusively this re. (Copyright, 195:3,.by Prcen. Reserch SeOTiceO ;., :» : : : NONCHALANCE;^ ; The go stepped up - tee drove f. The bll siled stright,down firwy, leped: on green rolled hole. The golf er threw his club ir with excitement,:. "Wht hve.:you- suddenly-gone, crzy bout?" sked his wife: who ws tryg : lem somethg AND THEY NEElKDOtJGH;^', Old Gentlemn I her tht your big bror is gog be bker. Tommy Yes, but fr's frid he'll become lzy. : : Old Gentlemn Oh, why?,. Tommy- Becuse ll bkers re lofers.,.r~ - - NEW YEAR GREETINGS TO. YOU '- ll, our friends, We extend scere New Yer Greetgs ll friends, ptrons this bnk. My New Yer multiply your blessgs, lsoj our opportunities for helpful service Open Tody 4 6 P, M. Woodbridge Ntionl Bnk MEMBER Federl Reserve System Federl Deposit Insurnce Corportion.

7 -RARITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1953 PAGE SEVEN COLONIA ACTIVITIES? By MBS. HENRY STKCBEL " 244 Coloni Boulevrd f Coloni. To strt this week's column, I would like wish ll my reders, very hppy New Yer., - Rymond L. Wnek -dughters, Dn Regiti, Crnford, were Sundy dner guests Michel Prents, Gywood Ave- '- r Crthy Mgli i4 : ''<3.smghiers, Jen Ellen, j &, were guests Mgli. Gywood Avenue, Roy Nelson, 190 Joloni Boulevrd, were holidy -IPred Nelson Dillon, Arlgn. Dougls Ttn, L38 Ridge Rod, enterted Joseph Ttn S. C, Clrkson, both Metuchen,.over Cfhnstms holidy.?mr, Fred' Zimmermn; 122 Ridge Rod, enterted Zimmermn's uncle unt, Willim Wnt ir grson, Robert, Mfc Clemmont, Mich., Misses Ann Soni Zimmermn, Jersey City, over holidy. ; St. Ceceli's Boy Scout Troop 49 held its Christms prty t elmrch hll. There ws n exchnge gifts refreshments were served. ^-Airmn PFC Allen Bliss, son Cecil Bliss, Midwood Wy, is home on furlough for holidys from his bse South Dkot. Semn Chrles Nelson, son - Smuel Nelson, Wood Avenue, is home from Memphis, Term., for 16 dys leve. - Hermn Leberger, Bellrose, L. I., were hoj dy guests Geogrge Weber, Inwood Avenue. - -^*A. Christms prty luncheon- ws held t Coloni Volunteer Hook Ldder Co., firehouse, Inmn Avenue, for Cub Pck 146. Oeorge Dves George Weber were chrge. - Philip Ruh Andrew Ruh, Elizbeth, were holidy guests Crl Lerhn, Archngel Avenue. - Joseph Mgli sna children, Robert, Anthony. Dle, Gywood Avenue, were holidy guests Alfred Goet, Newrk. ~ Fred Zimmermn children, Dolores, JoOne, Robert, Jcquele, Ridge Bod, were kolidy guests Eugene Donldson, Lden. Robert Bchussler children, Robert Henry, Amhurst Avenue, were Sundy guests Edwrd Clyn, Teneck. They lso visited' Wlter Anderson, Cresskill. " Crl Lehmn, Archngel Avenue, were guests John Lehmn, Port Richmond, S. I. Holidy guests Louis Son, Ptrici Avenue, were Joseph Mzerkveck ' dughters, Jon "Nncy Louis Vrdy, Elizbeth. Robert Schultz dughter, Nncy Jen, Drexel Hill, P., were Sundy guests Frnk Filippone, Ridge Rod. Rymond Frzee Miss Mry Ann Lehmn, Coloni, were guests Crl Hoehle, Bethlehem, P. Frncis Villno, Ptrici Avenue, celebrted ir 40th weddg nniversry Eundy t fmily dner. They were mrried Brooklyn, until three, yers go, resided Elizbeth. They hve four dughters one son, Connie Vrdy, Elizbeth Mzerkvech, Elsie De Bell, Frncis Villno, Jr., ll Elizbeth Louis Son, Coloni. Villno hs been employed by Phelps Dodge Copper Works for 30 yers. Robert Currid. Newrk; Jerld Rit children, Willim Gerlde,, Union, were holidy dner guests John Elliott, 215 Coloni Boulevrd. Miss Estelle Hill Wrren Hill, 14 Ridge Rod, were Christms holidy guests Hrry' Mrlock, Nixon Prk. They were lso guests Edwrd Hill, Roselle. Mre PFC. Wllce Hughes, son Edmund Hughes, Svoy Street, hs returned his nvl sttion Jcksonville, Fl., for 14 weeks, fter spendg 10-dy leve over Christms holidys with his prents. Clyde Edrgn son, Dvid, 300 Coloni Boulevrd, were Sundy guests D. L. Jenngs, Men- 1b Prk. Holidy guests Henry Strubel, Coloni Boulevrd, were Miss Ros Weste, Wshgn, D. C, Kurt Busse,, Lden. 3VCr. Frnk Strubel, Nixon Prk H. A, Tuttle, Westfield. Theodore S. 'Chosney sons, Bruce Joseph, ' 11, Guernsey Lne, spent Wednesdy s guests, Wlter Brycztuk, Roselle Prk. "The Six Couples," held ir nnul progressive Christms prty. The prty strted t home Pul Ablonczy n progressively home Michel Petyo, n home Chrles Neuhus, where dner ws served, n homes Robert MvKy, John Feldmn. The prty ended t home -John Bscky.. John Feldmn, 38 Firview Avenue, ws hostess Mondy fternoon children "Six Couples." The children exchnged gifts refreshments were served. Attendg were Bonnie McKy, Jnice Jerelyn Jonne Ablonczy, Jnet Ptrici Neuhus Thoms Bscky Richrd GSLbert Feldmn. The Coloni Volunteer Hook Ldder Co., uxiliry will sponsor ir monthly dnce Jnury 9 t firehouse. This music. will be modern dnce with Jce Anthony's 'b providg Hirm Tuttle children, Hirm, Jr., Timmy Slly, Westfield, were holidy guests Adplph Rsmussen August Tuttle, Middlesex Avenue. Christms holidy guests John Feldmn, Firview Avenue, were City Clerk John J. Willims, Rhwy; Frnk G. Reeseg, Rhwy; Gen Rizzo children, Frnk, Terry Gil, Plfleld; Willim Lvlle Jmes Vughn, both Long Isl. Arthur Adms, Coloni Boulevrd, ws dner guest Jck Adms, Bound Brook, Sundy. A BIG TARGET GRAYLING, Mish. While deerhuntg with compnion, Willim Howe, '33, ws ccidentlly shot by -his compnion. It ok two men two hours get Howe cut swmp. He is 6 feet 3 weighs 300 pounds. The Wootlbridg* Township Recretion Deprtment Bsketbll Legue schedule for week Jnury 4 is s follows: SENIOR BASKETBALL LEAGUE Mondy Woodbridgre A. C. vs. Molnr's, Hopelwn, P. M. Our X.dy Pece vs. Fords Boys, Fords, 9 P. M. Tuesdy Fords Royls vs. Alibni's, High School, 8 P. M. Woodbridge Armory vs. Hungr Boys Club, High School, 9 P. M. Hungr Reform Club vs. Generl Cermics A. A., Fords, 9 P. M. Wednesdy Alibni's vs. Hungr Reform Club, Fords, 9 P. M. Our Ldy Pece vs. Molnr's, Hopel&wn, 9 P. M. Thursdy Fords Royls vs. Houelwn Boys Club Inds, Fctrds, 8 P. M. -Woodbridgre A. C. vs. Generl Cermics A. A., Fords, 9 P. M. Woodbridge Armory vs. Fords Boys, Hopelwn, 9 P. M. INTERMEDIATE BACKETBAEL LEAGUE Mondy Coloni Five vs. Hdyk P&H, Fords, 8 P. M. Demons vs. St. Jg.mes', Hopelwn, 7 P. M. Dnny Sp vs. Woodbridge Rmiblers, Hoipelwn, 8 P. M. Fords Tigers vs. Est Side Boys, Isel, 7 P. M. Egles vs. Wrriors, Tsel, 8 P. M. Coloni Rmblers vs. Isel Aces, Isel, 9 P. M. Tuesdy Wrriors vs. Hdyk P&H, Fords, 8 P. M. Fords Tigers vs. Isel Aces, Hopelwn, 8 P. M. Demons vs. Est Side Boys, Hopelwn, 9 P. M. Egles vs. St. Jmes' CYO, High School, 7 P. M. Woodbridge Rmblers vs. Coloni Rmblers, Isel, 8 P. M. Dnny's Sp vs. Coloni Five, Isel, 9 P. M. Wednesdy Egles vs. Hdyk P&H, Fords, 8 P. M. Wrriors vs. Coloni Rmblers, Hopelwn, 8 P. M. Thursdy 1 St. Jmes' vs. Dnny Sp, Fords, 7 P. M. Fords Tigers vs. Coloni Five, Hopelwn, 8 P. M. Est Side Boys vs. Woodbridge Rmblers, Isel, 7 P. M. Demons vs. Isel Aces, Isel, 8 P. M. JUNIOR BASKETBALL LEAGUE Mondy St. Jmes' CYO vs. Str Furniture "Zebrs," Fords, 6:30 P. M. Tuesdy Frnks vs. Inds, Fords, 6:30 P. M. Flynn & Son vs. Str Furniture "Zebrs," Hopelwn Schooj, 6:30 P. M. Wednesdy Flynn & Son vs. Frnk's, Hopelwn, 6:30 P. M. Str Furniture "Zebrs" vs. Inds, Fords, 6:30 P. M. Thursdy Flynn & Son vs. St. Jmes' CYO, Hopelwn, 6:30 P. M. Avenel Republicn Club Enterted t Prty The Avenel Fifth District Republicn Club" held its nnul Christms prty home Joseph Rhodes, 62 Mnhttn Avenue, with Rhodes s chirmn. A buffet supper ws served 45 members guests present. Gifts were distributed by Snt Clus, impersonted by PUZZLE Rymond Gribble. Specil guests were Arnold Grhm, municipl chirmn, Grhm, Woodbridge. Soviet trde with West is under 1952 level. SAVED BY OWN WORK LANCASTER, P. Roy Houtz is foremn crew workmen tht put up sfety fence recently on Route 230. Drivg long highwy few dys lter, Hout's cr ws hit from behd by triler truck heded stright for 15-foot embnkment. The only thg tht sved him ws fence. ' Inquirg Son Fr, my I sk one more question? Ptient Fr Yes, my son, just one more. Son Well, n, fr, how is it tht while night flls, dy breks? Accidents Sdden Holidy Week-End WOODBRIDGE, Severl ccidents mrred holidy weekend cluded rrest two drunken drivers. On Christms dy, John Ansz, 23 Sidney Plce, Metuchen, ws rrested by Ptrolmn Robert Govelitz Anthony Zuccro fter he hd crshed prked cr owned by Pul J. Ktrnsky, 86 Coppernic Avenue, Kesbey, on New Brunswick Avenue, Fords. At request Ktrnsky, Ansz ws brought police hedqurters exmed by Dr. Mlcolm Dunhm who pronounced him under fluence liquor unfit operte mor vehicle. He is due pper before Mgistrte Andrew Desmond, Jnury 5. Also scheduled pper before Mgistrte Desmond on Jnury 5, is Alexer Bmburk, 33, 68 Mezer Street, Avenel, who ws lso pronounced under fluence liquor by Dr. Dunhm, Christms eve. Accordg Ptrolmen Jmes Shornock Robert Simonsen, cr operted by Kime Smith, 28, 209 W. Munsell Avenue, Lden, north on Rhwy Avenue, ner Edgrn Boulevrd, Avenel, ws hit by cr operted by Bmburk. Ridg with Smith ws his twoyer-old dughter, Ld, who ws cut bout fce. Smith refused medicl ttention for his dughter, sttg he would hve her treted by fmily physic. Anor ccident occurred erly Christms eve when cr driven by Everett F. Howell, 40, Botusrpl Avenue, Sprgfield on Amboy Avenue, ner Jm.es Street, figured collision with nor cr operted by Steve Kovcs, 34, 204 Demorest Avenue, Avenel. Kovcs received cut on forehed but refused medicl ttention. Willim C. Whitford, 36, 591 Prospect Avenue, Dunellen, ws seriously hurt Christms eve when pick-up truck he ws drivg north on Route 9 bout 100 feet north Lehigh Vlley Rilrod bridge, Hopelwn, crshed, prked truck owned by Yorke Express Co., Rhwy, chrge Jmes A. Crowell, 24, 53 Hillcrest Avenue, Isel. Whitford ws tken Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl St. John's Emergency Squd mbulnce treted for lcertions up- Alcoholics Highly Sesoned Foods People who hbitully et highly sesoned foods, not only eventully lose ir tste for pl, simple foods, but mny m, ccusmed constnt stimultion, cquire. crvg for lcohol. The regulr gestion condi-i ments such s hot peppers, mustrds, spices o much slt cuses lrge mount liver diseses, cludg hrdeng liver (cirrhosis), which is curble. Do not imge tht ll gll snes, gll bldder fections, cn exist without volvg, sometimes very serious extent, whole liver. Tht is one reson why removg gll snes ten fils give expected relief. You cnnot resre bdly disesed liver iby surgery, ny more thn you cn cure ny or vitl orgn by removg prt it. As you cnnot exist t ll without your liver, would it not be exercisg common sense tret tht bdly bused sufferg orgn with some considertion, before it is so dieesed crippled tht it gives you constnt discomfort? ll cses gll bldder disturbnces, telligent physic forbids ptient use, mustrd, pepper, pepper suce, spices condiments, cludg horserdish or flvorgs tht stg burn. Alcohol is per gums requirg six sutures lcertion ch requirg three sutures. Drivers two crs were treted t Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl fter n ccident on Green Street, Isel, t Elizbeth Avenue, Thursdy night. They were Joseph Mstrngelo, 19, Bloomfleld Avenue, Isel Alfred McPrtl, 24, Highwy 1, Circle ln, Isel, who were relesed fter tretment. Mstrngelo ws given summons pper mgistrte's court for not hvg his driver's license possession t time ccident. Beufu lso "verboten" (forbidden), s Germns sy..- Now, if y etg highly-sesoned foods, you cn scrcely, get long with crippled liver, wouldit not be much "better void etg such foods when you re well, not run risk brgg on disgreeble ftl liver troubles? Lern enjoy nturl tste your food,.undisguised y unwholesome condiments. I Experiments hve proved thi condiments long run, sted improvg digestion, ter r smch s well s liver. By FRANCES DELL, } There re numerous smll, \ seemgly, unimportnt detils tht go mke good prty. The most importnt item is frme md hostess. She must feel prty will be fun for her s well s guests. This is bsic rule must no mtter whom you re entertg. One wy rrnge for this is refuse be gitted hostess whose md is kitcflen A Mke ll preprtions possible before guests rrive.. If clmity flls, cope with tt grcefully csully. Don't hunt your own prties with some mishp kitchen. It is mistke fuss over your guests. Try nticipte ir needs, such s sh trys, npks, costers, or comfortble chirs, before y rrive. Never give ppernce tht you re runng yourself rgged. If possible, don't vite your guests just repy socil obligtion. Ask people you relly cre bout enjoy. Try lwys vite congenil group. Be origl bout your food your tble ppotments. Don't let prty be n excuse prde fct tht you hve complete set ch glss. My ll good thgs Holidy Seson lst lor you whole yer through. 'S RAHWAY AVENUE WOODBRIDGE err- A Bppy New Yer My yon hve hppjness prosperity you so richly deserve The Tx Assessment fcooks'. Township Rritn, for yer 1954, will be open for spection by public on Sturdy, Jnury 2, 1954, between hours t 4 P. ME., t tx fice Town Hll. BOARD OF TAX ASSESSORS Stewrt J. Robertson, Chirmn Jnies D. Stephen George H. HoUgshed Our scercst wish.is tht 1954 will write hppy sry on ech pge new yer for you your fmily; ' METZGER'S DEFT. STORE 538 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE FORDS your present FUTURE Did you receive holidy bonus v or ny or money for Christms? Open Q Svgs Account with us^ Or, if you're lredy svg her, use this wonderful opportunity "" give your blnce boost. / Svgs on deposit here re sfe regulrly ern dividends. We'll welcome you s deposir. Our - Best Wishes, for Your HEALTH, HAPPINESS PROSPERITY 1954 Here he comes, br-new, grnew yer... bright 'bouncy., chock full promise! Like ll bbies, course, Ms future depends lot on his "brgg up." Nourish Mm well with body buildg foods, s you do your own children, so tht he y grow be yer you cn be proud fulfill our scere wishes for you. Will Be Closed New Yer's Dy Sturdy, Jnury 2 WOODBRIDGE STUDIO Wdsor J. Lkis, Prop. 74 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE 8- :. /: NANKING HOUKSi Mondy-Thursdy 9 A.M.- 3 PJW. frmy * AM. & fj&. Sfety for Svgs Sce 1869 The wmwew AMBOT Svgs \Instifutmm I : " ' PIRTH A^IOY, NiW JKSST MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE/CORPORATION > PURITAN.'.-_.. :.. 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8 EIGHT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1953 RAHITAN TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON The - J Resolutions: t Comes time yer when most us mke resolutions tht we scerely believe we re gog keep usully brek m before New Yer relly hs good strt. But it is good wy let f little stem t lest for me my give you' some ide wht gripes newspper reporter my hve bror-r-r re re mny m.... So, let's get gog." I resolve not gnsh my teeth gony when publicity chirmen write PTA sries: "The second grde mors were hostesses." Relly now, ren't ll mors first grde? Just try writg "Mors second grde pupils were hostesses...." S * * & I resolve not show my despir when I get sry tht concludes "The drk horse ws won by Jones." I don't believe Jones would like fd horse his grge. Just try writg "The drk horse prize ws won..." By wy, just wht is drk horse prize?... =?!ji :'.: : I resolve s I hve every yer not show my imptience when someone clls Thursdy morng with n item tht hppened previous Fridy night : when ld tht pper is lredy out clmly hve cller reply, "Well, use it next week." I wonder if y thk we. re runng monthly.... I resolve not get upset when someone clls me t home give me socil item just when.i m etg my dner. Did you ever try etg cold mshed potes stek tht looks congeled drkg luke-wrm te? I resolve be clm collected when ldies sist on givg me sries with nmes runng like this: Mry Blnk, Susie Smith sted John Blnk Willim Smith. And I won't get tht urge kill when voice t or end wire sys: "Oh, but Smith is widow." She still uses her lte husb's nme, friend. I resolve throw switches tht re not written legibly wstepper bsket rr thn st on my hed tryg decipher some nmes. (The worst fender is She person who spells sme nme three different wys sme sry. Tke your, choice, pll... «* * * I resolve not work myself tizzy when XYZ Club representtive clls.compl tht club dnce wsn't given s much spce s Township budget sry.... I resolve not show my feelgs when eight o'clock Township meetg doesn't strt until ne o'clock becuse ectf committeemn is huddle with- compl - ers before meetg.... (And I hope Committeemn George Mroz resolves keep tht promise stll n exhust fn, meetg chmbers get rid tht chokg smoke.) «* * s I resolve not go hysterics when I get sry which someone hs written '/Miss Blnk rendered *son." I?<;n lmost see Miss" Blnk terg sng prt, cn't you'... And lst but not lest, I resolve wish eveiy one you very hony New Yer, with my Wish goes hope tht New Yer will be one pece, good helth, contentment, hppess prosperity for ll you. A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!! i!... R. W. PREFER REDHEADS BIBNiNE, Switzerl Gentlemen my prefer blondes, but Swiss wtchmkers re prtil redhired girls, for purely Scientific resons. Ech wtch jewel smller thn phed hs n lmost visible hole bored it red-hired girl's hir is just texture needed polish side this hole ner perfect smoothness. SNOWBALL DISAPPEARS RENO, Nevd Police hve decided y should hve kept Hrxy Snowbll cooler. Snowbll, servg 90-dy term for vgrncy, ws sent out. "work gng just "melted wy." S?tt Teet.3 Thnks Pourg In (Contued from Pge 1) lovely Christms bsket lovely gifts you sent us for Christms. It ws just gr thnk ll people who helped mkeit possible." Words Come Hrd The mor lrge fmily Isel wrote: "In reference wonderful boxes food gifts left t my house by your workers, I fd it very hrd sy proper words pprecition. The food ws wonderful children surely will remember this Christms for long, long time. My hert seemed like n weight hd been lifted from it when boxes rrived. All i cn sy is 'Thnks ll who mde it possible for. mkg this merriest Christmses. God bless m ll."" Anthony W. Eckert, direcr Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl, sent letter thnks foi- 1.3 lrge bskets fruit sent friendless ptients both women's men's wrds. Eckert wrote: "Seeg joy Woodbridge Independent- Leder Christms Fund brought 5o ptients Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl's wrds, gives me some ide welth good 3heer, wrm feelgs thnkfulness which must hve ccompnied delivery truck long its entire route. "Such expressions grtitude certly must mke you your stff feel rel worth this sndevor Ėxpresses Thnks "For ll energy, time spirit you your stff mnge put fund, despite dems hevy schedule, I sy thnks. I know tht countless ors hold sme sentiment." From locl womn, who tries ;o support three boys on prttime job becuse her husb hs deserted m we received this letter: "I wnt express our grtitude scere thnks for everythg tht ws so generously left t my home. I hve lwys been on "givg" rr thn "receivg" end le derived gret plesure from it, but from now on, when I m g tht position, plesure will be multiplied thousfold for now I know wht it relly mens get tht helpg h when it is needed. I hope believe tht next yer thgs will be reversed but for this seson, God bless you ll thnks."' A widow dughter, lone world, sent this short but hertfelt note: "Thnks million for Christms bsket money. God bless you ll." XT. S. svgs bond sles outstrip redemptions il months. As hs rech mystic hour midnight, my y mrk begng Hppy Nezv Yer for you! THE Rel Estte - Insurnce Estblishes M Street Woodbridge Inme Avc. House 9 WOODBRIDGE Five men four women were rrested erly /Sturdy morng fter rid t home Jerry Anderson, Inmn Avenue, by locl police. The rid ws conducted by Ptrolmen John Fczk, Robert Thompson, Sgt. Elmer Krysko, Detective Fred Leidner, Ptrolmen Albert Nhss, John Yuhsz Nzreth Brcellon, fter mn compled tht his wife ws house. Arrested fed $25 ech s disorderly persons when y ppered before Mgistrte Andrew Desmond were Ell Jenks, 26, 414 West Third Street, Plfield; Viol Myers, Essex Street, Plfield;. Lill Ntson, 31, 184 Union Plce, Bhwy; Ann Willims, 17, 1017 _Gr Street, Elizbeth. Fed $50 were Lonnie Reves, 25, 532 West Third Street, Plfield; Clifford McClendon, 2 McClell Street, Crnford; Dvid Thornn, 34, 229 Muhlenberg Plce, Plfield; Brynt Edwrds, 39, 872 E. Hzelwood Avenue, Rhwy. Wlter Nelson, 34, 25 Johnson Avenue, Newrk, who is lleged hve operted estblishment for Anderson, his grfr, who is confed wheelchir, ws held under $500 bil for gr jury. EMPTY TANK AVERTS SUICIDE LOS ANGELES Willim Joe" Krker, Westwood, filed suicide ttempt becuse his u rn out gs. Police found Krker spr-wled front set his cr, hose ledg from exhust pipe through wdow suicide note pned dshbord. Krmer ws live,* however, becuse his gs tnk ws empty. MONEY IN SOCK VANISHES.. SEATTLE, Wsh. Police re mystified y report from John E. Trimmer, who ld m tht night before he put $40 his sock, bolted door his prtment from side, put sock on his foot, climbed bed went sleep. When he woke up next mornng, his $40 ws gone but sock ws still on his foot. SON SUCCEEDS FATHER SHREVEPORT, L. In wht is believed e first move its kd, Ben C. Dwks, Jr., recently succeeded his fr s United Sttes district court judge for western district Louis. Here's hopg New Yer "rgs bell" for you... Helth... Hppess... Prosperity! DEPT. STORE 81 MAIN STREET - WGOBBRIDGE 1353 OAK TREE ROAD ISELIN COATS COAT SETS SNOW SUITS > WINTER JACKETS t Prices True Spirit (Contued from Pge 1) p her old-fshioned blck dress strched white pron. She ws ever so hppy with her pckges little gift extr csh tht ws sent just for her by Sewren resident. She choked s she sid "Merry Christms God Bless You," we ll turned wy quickly rr thn let her see tht our eyes weren't exctly dry. And re ws mn, wrcked by disese, who, when he looked t generous pckges mde possible by dontions our reders, couldn't spek. He just shook ll over flly mnged sy, "Thnk you; Merry Christms." In one house we found crippled girl who spends ll her time wheelchir or bed. Kd neighbors tke cre her despite her hicp she keeps cheerful so pprecitive ll you for your generosity. While mkg our rounds Fords, Hopelwn Kesbey section, we visited n upstirs coldwter flt occupied by new residents our country. The fr ws jured t work shortly fter obtg employment. The only furniture kitchen ws tble chirs,' one bedroom re ws bed just tht nothg more. But wide, rough bords two rooms were scrubbed spotless, two little, brown-eyed bbies were dressed clenly.'the mor could only smile t us she doesn't know cur lnguge. The husb mnged broken words express his pprecition. We found people livg homes which you wouldn't wnt house your pet dog, cur herts just ched for m. Promised Doll Then we visited home which little girl bout four" yers old wnted know who we were. I expled tht Snt Clus ws very busy hd sked me help him. The pckges, I furr expled, were not -be opened until Christms if she ws very good until n, I ws sure she would fd doll. The little girl, beutiful doll herself, shook her hed slowly disbelief sid, "My mor ld me Snt Clus couldn't come this yer becuse dddy is sick." I hd very hrd time tryg, convce her tht Snt did would come, s I strted leve she shouted fter me, "Do you REALLY thk Snt- will brg me big doll tht goes sleep?" Yes honey, he relly did brg you tht doll. A big, br new one, Just for you. All ll, we delivered. Christms cheer 66 Township fmilies consistg 279 persons. Ech, person received clothg' or gifts ech youngster ws plentifully supplied with ys. It ws qurter fter five eveng before lst pckge ws delivered we ll deprted for home, tired ut nicely tired becuse we knew we hd helped brg some hppess those who didn't expect nyone.remember m t Christms. We felt tht, through your dontions, we hd given mny person hope tht new yer might brg better thgs for m becuse y hdn't been forgotten. In ddition Christms bskets, 38 bskets fruit were sent Township residents Roosevelt Hospitl, MiM]p..<=flx County Hospitl for Chroniclly 111 Perth Amboy Generl; Hospitl. ' ' Locl Groups Help Spred Yule Cheer WOODBRIOGE -Severl Township groups did ir shre spredg Christms cheer ptients who were forced by illness spend holidy Perth Amboy Generl Hospitl. A. W. Eckert, hospitl direcr, reported followg ctivities which helped mke this Christms one merriest hospitl ptients hve ever hd. The Junior Women's Club Wocdbridge plyed host children " Peditric Unit t prty which cluded visit from Snt, showg movies crol sgg. -,. A lrge btch cookies ws sent children by Pride New Jersey Council No. 243, Sons rid Dughters Liberty. Mi\ Edwrd S. Brookfield mde " presenttion. The Woodbridge High School Junior Red Cross sent box filled with holly for use decortg ehildrens'. unit dolls ys for children. Miss Jen Hutchs brought gifts hospitl. Thirteen persons mens' womens' wrds who hd no fmily remember rxi. t Christms were very well remembered by Woodridge-Independent-Leder through -its Christms fund. All received lovely bskets fruit. mke holidy plesnt. Scouts Brg Cookies* Girl Scout Troop No. 7 Woodbridge, represented by Misses Lois Ann Pg Mry Ellen Brey, donted cookies, children. The cookies were prepred colorful dividul pckges were plced on children's dner trys on Christms Dy. Bert Wheeler is troop leder. The Perry Como Pn Club Hopelwn lso thought children sendg children cookies cy. Miss Ptrici Toth represented club. Twenty; children third srrde clss t School No. 7 Fords sent lrge box gifts one for ech child Peditric Unit. The Womens' Club Fords gve dividul gifts. men women hospitl wrds. This is n nnul project Club. This yer Bernhr&t Jensen ws chirmn. The Clr Brn Ldies' Republicn Clu visited- children -, Peditric Unit this group lso plyed Snt ech child who ws wy from home durg Yuletide seson. A Christms tree ws brought hospitl by Womens' Auxiliry " Clr Brn First Aid Squd ws decorted especilly for children. Dr. Albert Richmn Opmetrist EYES EXAMINED Hours: Weekdys 9 A. M. - 8 P. M. Sturdys S A. M. - 5 P. M. And By Appotment Closed Wednesdys i 84 M St. (Cor. School St.) WOODBRIDGE Tel. WO To All A Very, Very Hppy New Yer From THE GROSS CO "Alwys Leder" PERTH AMBOY AND FORDS Trunt Officer (Contued from Pge 1) g-rner sufficient votes get ppotment. There is likelihood if post is. creted nor cidte my be field. School Commissioner Leon E. McElroy ws outspoken his opposition, -. two ors, who sked tht ir nmes be omitted for. present, lso stted tht y were opposed move. It is undersod tht Commissioner Wfield Fn is fvor Frley, but he could not be reched before press time. If Fn bloc on Bord which cludes Commissioners Hrry Burke, Jmes Mullen J. Lester Nery vote for ppotment if Frley votes for himself, he will hve sufficient strength w ' ppotment. Wck Bid Is Low (Contued from Pge 1) work will be wrded shortly fter first yer. f Tenders Resigntion _^ Dr. Henry A. Belfsky, Green Street, tendered his resigntion s. Township physic.. The resigntion ws ccepted with regret. In his letter, Dr. Belfsky stted tht he tended "limit- my prctice obstetrics gynecology effective Jnury 1 estblish new fice Perth Amboy April 1954." An djourned meetg Town Committee ws set for morrow fternoon t 3:30 o'clock wd up yer's busess preprtion for ugurl session t noon on New Yer's Dy. Committeemn-elect L. Chrles Mngione, first Wrd Committeemn Peter Schmidt, Second Wrd L. Ry Alibni, Third Wrd, who were reelected will be sworn fice. The committee will meet morrow, night cucus discuss composition stg committees. It is expected tht re will be no chnges stg committee chirmnships,, unless Committeemn Wrren, who is lso freeholder, resigns t present writg it ppers s if he*tends sty on for. while. Wrren holds coveted post chirmn Public Works. It is expected tht Mngione will be nmed chirmn Street Lights Trnsporttion, post held by Committeemn Robert Deter who filed his run for reelection. U. <S. busess is spendg record $27,827,000,000 on plnts., Willim Test ws - chrge group workg on this project... We Specilize ;-'- FOODS OPEN FOR LTJNCH AND DINNERS 11 A. M. 11 P. M. Closed Tuesdys ORDERS TO TAKE OUT BAR-B-QUE Route 25 - Cloverlef WOODBRIDGE Telephone WO ; \ Sweetness Light (Contued from Pge 1) willg gentle perserverg. He ws perserverg, I guess, not becuse he found greement- ll those ntics which schools now ccept s strd procedure, but becuse it ws his nture fulfill ny expecttion. This lie did, with superltive regulrity distction. I don't men, course, tht he ws lwys docile or lwys willg submit without question. These, fter ll, re not trits gentlemn when his judgement dicttes contrry ctions. He hd fcility for beg firm without beg stubborn strong will enter his own notions settlement sitution t h. It did not tke long know tht force didn't exist which could push him round, tht his fierce dherence rigid strds which were born with Seson's Greetgs from THEATRE Isel, N. 3. Met THURS. TO SAT., JAN. % GALA HOLIDAY SHOW MATINEE 1:15 JANUARY 1 Boris Dy - Howrd Seel In Technicolor Plus: Dn. Durye 'SKY COMMANDO" STJN. TO WED., JAN. 6 2 BIG COLOR HITS John Wyne Mureen O'Hr " Plus Jenne Cr - Dle Robertson "CITY OF BAD MEN" him could never be compi mised. In followg ny p through life re xe countered some whose me) ories never will fde, w: leve n imprt which ev pssge time will n erse. These "enrich our liv we g from m i our own sense obligti becomes more cute becu m. I suppose tht w«it not for m, mny 1" would hve lost some th< usefulness becuse t h«would not hve hd ber fit such precious pies. As for nle, I try forget ir understr] g ir lielp. * * * # ' So good night not gentlemn doggie Vs hll my Ptrick Henry. V. 6. ntionl bnks' ss rech $106,000,000,00 on Septe ber 30. WOODBRIDGE. N. J. FORDS, N. 3. Hillerest THURS. THKtT SAT. "Li LI" witk Leslie Cron Mel Ferrer "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY with Rock Hudson Steve Coehrn New Yer's Dy Contuous from 2 P. M. 4 Extr Crons! SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY "TffBEE SAIUiS with. Jne Powell Gordon McRe 'STRANGER WORE A GUN with Rolph Scott Clire Trevor SATURDAY "ADVENTURES OF CAPT. KEDD" TODAY THRU FRIDAY NOW on Our WIDE Cemscope Screen Richrd WIDMARK - Ele STEWART "TAKE. 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9 T BABI^AH TOWNSHIP AND FORDS BEACON oo, oodbridge Qutet Intermedite Loop Sees Fords Tigers Overwhelm Egles Stgs St. Jmes' CYO. 7 Fords Tigers _ 7 Hdyk P & H 5 Dnny's Sp 5 Coloni Five..., 5 Coloni, Rmblers 4: Wrriors 4 Est Side Boys.> 2 Demons 2 Egles 2 Isel Aces Z Woodbridge Rmblers... 0 WOODBRIDGK The Fords Tigers, with terrific disply fensive verstility, trounced Egles, 80-24, Recretion Intermedite Bsketbll Legue. The w moved Tigers with full gme front-runng- St. Jmes' CYO. After Fords romped 20-6 led first period, outcome gme ws-never, -doubt. The vicrs-hd n on night, Egles were helpless ^ir tfnpt hlt stedy flow field gols. John Snllock, Fords' str forwrd, plye'd brillt gme, nettg 11 field gols two free throws for 24 pots. His temmtes, Ceres Koves, lso ssisted one-sided ttck by prtg cords for eight vicries 17 contests. Mike Dyzk pced Red Blzers counters, respectively. scorg deprtment with 288 Dnn's Sp mneuvei - ed its wypots, while his tem-nfete, Stnik, followed with 218. three-wy tie for third plce stgs by upendg While vrsity filed Demons, one-sided gme breech :500 mrk, Woodplyed t Fords. : bridge Junior Vrsity, under Dnny's broke from brrier guidnce Lou Brth, compiled first qurter with spurt n impressive 13-5 record. which sent m hed ir MoJnr's cptured Recretion Senior chmpionship, but -opponents, They contued pce second stnz big noises, circuit were send Demons trilg, 27-4, t Fords Wildcts, who shttered " hlf. every scorg record books. The vicrs poured it on They set tem high with 158- thiid session, outscorg De-pot tl gst Hungr mons, The pce slowed down fle s Dnny's breezed under wire just outproducg ir opposg dribblers, _ v. Kuznik, Dnny's stellr" performer, wlked f floor with gme's dividul scorg honors fter tllyg 16 pots. Ho well Symsri were close behd Kuznik scorg column with tls Lird pced Demons by hittg hoops ccurtely for 11 digits. Breeze W Hdyk: P & H", circuit's defendg chmpions, breezed well-erned decision over Coloni Rmblers: --*- --»- --; Hdyk outscored Rmblers decisively every qurter except third when Coloni. qu- =tet hd edge, 9-7. Meszros Ken Lrsen sprked Hdyk's ttck from - floorbords by penetrtg hoops for pots. Al Brbos pped Rmbler pot producers with seven. SPOUTING GOODS M St., Woodbridge Priscoe Return s Highlighted Locl Sports Picture, WOODBRIDGE Although, locl sports world ws not rocked by ny senstionl ccomplishments, gldirs engged competition durg 1953 will no doubt leve behd n engrved imprt ir chievements outstg ply memories ll those who viewed m ction ir respective sports. * * ** The, big items oceupy hedles durg pst yer were return Nick Priscoe Brrens' cochg stff, Clevel Browns' Tommy Thompson ' Lou Cfeekmur Detroit Lions hepg dditionl honors on Woodbridge by beg nmed nnul All- Pro tem, ppotment John Zullo hed llimportnt Recretion -Deprtment. In n effort recp events pst twelve months, this rticle will strt -With bsketbll go down le 1953 sports, which is quickly fdg beyond horizon. * $ ** BASKETBALL Coch *" John Toiiiczuk's Brrens got f good strt 1953, but squd ppered lose, its stem durg ltter prt - schedule wound up with record R. C, durg sme frcs Lee Strube estblished new scorg mrk by prtg nets for 88 counters. St. Jmes' won ten stright gmes w. populr St. Jmes' Prochil School chmpionsihp. Howie Trumble sprked tem, coched by Jim Ketg, with his ll-round ply durg seson. - The Fords Wildcts entered Perth Amboy Gold Medl Tournment, surprise. everyone, reched fls, where y were elimted y Young Democrts,'; 94-92, rel thriller. Coch Tony Ccciol's scorg ce durg gme ws Lee Strube with 26 pots. Vce Grogn's St. Ceceli's Girls enjoyed one n: most successful sesons, tckg up ten ws fourteen outgs. The Isel ^fensive tllied -415 pots gst ir opponents' 356 durg cmpign. Ernie Duby formed Our Ldy Pece Junior Holy Nme Legue out Fords with ssistnce Edwrd Dly. Coch Joe Kurssky guided No. 11 School tem Township Grmmr School title. Hrold Ford Bobby Rcz-were two wng tem's strs. The Independent - Leder's All- Township Tem received its highest vote sce bllotg strted three yers go. The plyers "wng berths on honored tem were Lee: Strube, Don Furdock, Stu Sufen.r-Kfehie H-rdish Murice Powers. Str-ufoe, -Furdock, Rutn were.repeters on qutet. * * ** BOWLING The populr Hnk Chomicki ws ppoted position secretry - Middlesex County Bowlg Assocition. The Crftsmen's Club cptured Crftsmen's House Legue chmpionship fter n uphill struggle ll seson. Members title-wng qutet cluded John Toth, Steve Stwicki,.Mike Stwicki. Andy Molchn, Al Resko Stn Stwicki. Over Isel, Idel Beuty Slon cptured St. Ceceli's Womn's Legue crown. Helen Cheke, Fi Cheke, Louise Sclir, Dot Kochet;k Steffie Sley comprised Beutics' tem. Mryon Clncy Cooper's Diry pced St. Ceceli's cir-. cuit with 151 verge, while BEST WISHES for Hppy New Yer from TED'S Tilor Shop Tuxedo Rentl Service 481 Khwy Avenue,, Woodbridge... don't forget, if you're gog forml, we hve Newest, Modern Styles TUXE- DOS FORMAL WEAK ll kds. Gurnteed Perfect Fit LOW RENTAL PRICES Hve You Tried Us for BUY CLEANING EXPERT TAILORING ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS All worlc gurnteed meet your stisfction. FEEE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY ^ '.,- Cll WO Ruth Ehorn, Repps' Grge keglerette, ws next, postg 150-mrk. Steffie Sley recorded p set durg cmpign, pplg ps for 553 threegme tl. Bob Deter ' Johnny Doycsk were big guns on Crftsmen's Club lleys with verges well up strsphere. Deter completed seson shde over 190, while Doycsk slipped under wire with n impressive 181 mrk. Our Ldy Pece cptured Fords Commercil Legue chmpionship with n rry str 'bowlers which cluded Jim Romer, Erv Rsk, Duke Dudsh, Ry Milcsik, Al Ld, Andy Mtusz, Andy Sbo Ted Rtjczk. BASEBALL Coch George Gerek's Brrons completed fir seson, wng eight gmes, while droppg ten. One bright spots, on Woodbridge ne ws consistent hittg Johnny Dcsbos. who compiled.sos verge. His tem-mte, John Ks, ws lso up re sluggg deprtment with.428 mrk..' The Knights Columbus' Crdls, mnged, by. Jck Tobis, Georere Deter Joe Mek, wnn Woodbridge Little Legue title fter whippg Kiwnis Club two out three gmes nnul plyfs. The Wcod'bridge Ntionl Legue All Strs trimmed Americn Legue-lumries, 9-4. but Americns redeemed mselves lter seson by defet Perth Amboy Regionl Tournment. Mtw Frtterolo C.I.O. Browns won Woodbridge Little Legue bttg title with.546, while Knights Columbus' Ronnie Csiorowski clched, home run honors. The Fire Compny Brves hd two ir pitchers, Vicr Giordno Dougls Whitker. flip no-hitters durg cmpign. The Our Ldy Pece Ynkees cme from ibehd defet Wlter Phrmcy Dodgers for Fords Little Legue crown. John Meszros succeeded Ernie Duby s president Fords circuit. Chrles Bhr orgnized Isel Little Guys Legue, which becme, n immedite success. Tommy Korczowski, former Brron Willim Ji Mry dimond str, ws drfted by Clevel' Inds; fter good seson with WiXkes-BWre. " The Recretion Deprtment crowned two chmpions, St. Ceceli's Intermedite loop Im'Township Flynn & Son Junior lircuit.,. SOFTBALL Arty George's Assocition won Recretion Senior chmpionship lso reched fls tlie nnul Flfielci Invittion Tournment. Tem members were Mike Hrber, Gn Cillell, John Mehesy, Chet Smlc, Art Johnson, John Venerus, Jck; Klopos, Mike Roskey, Bill Dwyer, Henry Doueette, Whitey 'Mizerk, Richie Bol, Red Moore, Bill Distelcmp, John Olsen, George Ellis Arty Fn. The Greer Girls completed nor successful seson opposg some ughest clubs New Jersey New York. GOLF Lcoln Tmboer's Brron swgers enjoyed by fr ir most successful seson on firwys by wng ll ir, ne mtches durg sprg. Philip Frsser, Mtw Ciesi, Alln Plmer Richrd Wlsh comprised undefeted tem. The vetern Hnk Leonrd won Coloni Country Club's_ dividul chmpionship. TK.ACK Coches Lou Gbriel Lou Brth guided Woodbridge High squd its most impressive seson hisry school. Durg regulr cmpign, Red Blzers won five ir seven dul meets lso plced severl vittion urnments. Herb Hoilowell set new discus mrk 134'11" 35th nnul N.J.S.I.A.A. meet t New Brunswick lso plced 13th Ntionl Decthlon t Plfild. FOQTBAIX Nick Priscoe, returned hed Brron cochg stff fter three yers' bsence, fter renovtg. squd, led m 4-5 seson which cluded 37-6 w over Crteret fle. All-County honors were heped upon gridders Eddie Adms, Pt Lmberti, Tommy McAuliffe, Vee Buonocore Fred Mueller. Lmberti ws lso nmed New York Dily News All-Metropolitn eleven. The Woodbridge freshmen coched, by Lou Gbriel Bob Mscenik, dropped ir first gme three, yers New Brunswick, Although Golden Bers' ttendnce picked up slightly durg fll, tem becme riddled with juries wound up with mediocre record five vicries gst four setbcks. Coch Tony Cceiol once more deserves credit ] for kepg lone pro tem (Contued on Pge 10) Competition Recretion Junior Bsketbll Hdyk P & H Recretion Intermedite Bsketbll Hungr R. C. Recretion light Senior Bsketbll^Knights Columbus Recretion Senior Bsketbll Molnr's St. Jmes' Prochil Bsketbll St. Jmes' Township. Grmmr School Bsketbll Woodbridge No. 11 Firemen's Bowlg Legue ^Woodbridge First Aid Fords Women's Bowlg Legue Pulus Diry Township Bowlg Legue V.F.W Crftsmen's House Legue Crftsmen's Club Fords Commercil Bowlg Legue Our Ldy Pece K. C. Bowlg Legue Bob's, Inc. St. Ceceli's Women's Bowlg Legue Idel Beuty Slon Recretion* Junior Bsebll Flynn & Son Recretion Intermedite Bsebll St. Ceceli's.Recretion fenior Stbll Artyi Ge'srge.*- *;* Woodtfridge Little Legue Knights Columbus Fords Little Legue Wlter's Phrmcy Woodbridge Little Legue Ledg Btter Mtw Frtterolo Recretion Senior Bsketbll Scorg Leder Lee Strube Coloni Country Club Golf Hnk Leonrd N.J.A.A.U. Weight-liftg Kesbey Egles STRIKES CRAFTSMEN HOUSE LEAGUE Burdk's Tvern W L Our Ldy Pece Plz Brbers - 31V 2 13V 2 Fords Recretion Almsi's Tvern 24y 2 20% Sisolk's Truckg Blue Br.* Fuln Rec.._.!_ BJ-ckle's Tvern Urfon's Service Woodbridge Police Crftsmen Club Honor Roll Tem high gme, 931, Crftsmen R. Deter 201, F. Schwenzer 156, D. Scho-fi 177, H. Fisher 175, R. Demerest 222. Individul high gmes: F. Br 236, H. Fisher , C. Bhr 200, J, Vereb 204, S. Simon 202," J. Toth 205, J. Subyk FORDS SATURDAY NIGHT MIXED LEAGUE '. W L Jg's Sport Sre 24% Fords, Recretion ::... 23V2 Atlntic Servicenter... 22% 19 V 2 Tilenders......,., Norwood Dist..--.., Deer Hunters 21 "21 Hppy Timers : 19 " 22 Ptrick's Florist...:... 15y 2 26V 2 W. Reisz 246, I. Blnchrd 22i- Honor Roll 214. Individul high gmes: A. Perry 201, M. Sydorko 200. Results Three-gme wners: Atlntic Servicenter over Jg's Sport Sre, Tilenders over Norwood Dist., Fords Recretion over Petrick's Florist" Two-gme wners: Deer/Hunters over Hppy Timers. FORDS COMMERCIAL LEAGUE W -L Stn's Tvern Chrlie's 30y 2 20% Fords Col & Lumber Jg's Sportg Goods... 29% 2154 Filn's Flt Iron 27% 23% Kozub's Pters Rob Hood Inn Rder's Florl Center A. M. Kubk's Boulevrd Inn Fords V..P. W....: y 2 M. Reisz Construction Honor Roll Individul high gmes: M. Pucci , G. BertgnE , E. Ericksor , T. Dudics , F. Adms 201, F Heenn , A, Chmielewsk 206, D. Ruolo 203, J. Kulioi 216, J. Bugeler (207,, J. Wolsfe 200, B. Kennedy (200, C. Weirui 202, J. Pjk 204, R. Newmn Nestico 201, D. Anderson 200 C. Miller , S. Brs 242 A. Lgod 225, D. Deutsch 200, T Mutilitis , H. Peterson 227 Results Three -gme wners: Filn's Flt Iron over M. Reisz Construction, Burdk's Tyern over Boulevrd Inn, Rob Hood Inn ovei Fords V. F. W. Two-gme.wners: Jg's Sportg 'Goods over Kozub's Pters, Stn's Tvern over Rder's Florl Center, Chrlie's over Fords Col & lumber, Our Ldy pece over Sisolk's Truckg, Fords Recretion over A. M. Kubihfc's. -The yer 1953 mil no doubt be memorble one us becuse expnsion sports throughout Township chievements our thletes Little Legue pressionl bsebll, trck, bsketbll, golf, weight-liftg, stbll, pisl shootg, scholstic pressionl footbll. Although cidents which will lwys remd us pst yers re numerous, we'd like put m prt t this time for your benefit event tht you might hve missed m. We will lwys remember Coch Nick Priscoe returng Brrons fter three-yers' bsence vnng his first gme over Ferris High, The brillt runng Leroy Alexer Hillside Perth Amboy footbll tilts.... Little Leguer Ronnie Gsiorowski polg 325-foot home run nnul World Series t Vn Buren Street dimond.... Lcoln Tmboer's golf tem wng ne stright mtches gst some better schools Centrl Jersey.... The svge le ply durg Asbury Frk-Woodbridge grid frcs.... Johnny Dobos, Brrons' first scker, bttg.509 beltg ^10-foot homer whichc cught eyes severl mjor legue scouts.... Our terview with Brooklyn Dodgers' Crl Erske.... Dougls Whitker Vi Giordno hurlg no-hitters for Fire Compny Brves.... The Fords Wildcts settg record by scorg 158 pots one gme, Lee Str.ube lso estblishg new mrk with n 88-pot spree sme contest.... Howie McCllen ledg Willim & Mry n vicry over Duke University with 25-pot tl.... Bob Deter completg seson on Crftsmen's Club lleys with n verge shde over The likeble Tommy Korczowski beg drfted by Clevel Inds.... Pt Brb's outstg ply durg Asbury Prk tussle.... The Sourn Conference tem honorg sophomore Erik Christensen with second tem berth.... Herb Hoilowell settg new Centrl Jersey record fter ssg discus 135'11" 35th nnul KJ.S.IA.A. trck meet.... The Hi Hook Club ctchg 276 ssorted fish.... John Krbchk, Fords Vultures' str hurler, pitchg 5-0 no-hitter gst St. Jmes C.Y.O.... The Clevel Browns' Tommy Thompson Detroit Lions' Lou Creekfflur beg nmed All-Pro eleven. The occsion mrked first time tht two plyers from sme high school were so honored.... The outstg llround ply Eddie Adms durg pst footbll seson,... Two quietest Little Legue mngers, Jck Tobis Joe Zeg, beg evicted from bll gmes.... Tony Cceiol wdg up on his knees durg scuffle between his Golden Bers ir opponents.... The Kesbey weight-liftg tem wng ir fourth stright stte title.... The Woodbridge Little Legue picnic.'... Wtchg Jim Lke.plyg with Mnhttn over television..,'.'. Steve Feiertg's lengthy spiels bout Township Police Pisl Tem.... The Knights Columbus' Crdls spce three yers bttlg from lst plce chmpionship.... Molnr's bsketbll tem wng Recretion Senior Legue chmpionship fter beg clled olti men circuit..». Jck Egn's speech t Nick Priscoe ffir, Steve Pochek confisctg Ferris High gme bll sme night.... Tommy McAuliffe's blockg throughout Crteret gme.... Lden's Bob.Hfers' pssg gst,, Brrons.... The five ficils ssigned th'e Woo,dbridge-Perth Amboy tilt provg mselves sufficient.... The excellent coopertion received from Fords Little Legue durg pst summer.... Pt Lmberti, Brrons' husky tckle, beg nmed New York Dily Fews All Metropolitn tem, Vce Buonocore beg sidetrcked on county's two honored elevens.... Arty George's stbll tem rechg ' fls Plfield Invittion urnment.... The exploits Brron trck tem lst sprg. Coches Lou Gbriel Lou Brth turned, msterful job.... John Tomczuk's Oklhom Stetson.... The improvement b cheerleders durg grid seson.... Richie Arch-. decon's cpble bll hlg puntg.... The physicl condition Brrons durg pst grid seson.... Clir "Ejxers constnt chtter microphone t stdium lso his cpble hlg Golden Ber* Nick Priscoe bnquets t which he cted s mster ceremonies.... The Woodbridge Little Legue defetg \Perth Amboy Regionl urnment.... Dn Pkiconi's ctions when thgs ren't gog right with hi\p.b.a. Dodgers.... Dr. Edwrd Novk fithfully ttendg ll Golden Ber gmes.... The hrd runng Frnk Mrkovics durg Boonn clsh.....two Golden Ber plyers, Ron Medvetz Lee Kirby, \beg tken. hospitl sme mbulnce ftbr beg jured on sme ply.... Substitutes Ricpbie Molnr Al Pizz crckg Brron le-up Idurg -Asbury Prk gme givg good ccounts mselves.... The fe wer which persisted^ throughout gr.id seson About nicest tijig tht hppened us personlly durg pst /er ws Coch Tony Cceiol his Golden Bers presentg us with wrist wtch t ir nnul bnquet or our contribution sports m Township. }.4 NEW EXCUSE JACKSON, Miss. _- When two policemen found Willie Jones 42 hidg stirwell sre' y sked Willie why he hd broken. The mn fipid m. "I'm trouble with ^ Government becuse come ^s : ws tryg get some rijioey py it f." j Moliirs Snp Loss g Hungrs^ Senior Legue W Our Ldy Pece 6 Woodbridge Armory 6 Fords Boys 5 Molnrs 4 Light Senior Legue W Hopelwn Boys Club 4 Alibni's 4 Hungr R,C '. 3 Woodbridge A.C....'. 1 Fords Royls 0 Generl Cermics 0 WOODBRIDGE Molnrs snpped three-gme losg strek by upendg Hungr R.C. by score Recretion Senior Bsketbll Legue. The vicry lifted Mohirs with gme iid one-hlf third plce Fords Boys. The return form Molnrs, lst yer's chmpions, cn be ttributed fe ll-round ply Stu Rutn; who, side from plyg tremendous gme under bckbords, ssed 17 pots. The contest ws close durg first qurter with Mln.rs flly comg out on p Hungrs by n 11-7 tlly. The sme tempo ction contued second stnz with Molnrs once g tkg edge scorg, 11-6, enter hlftime termission out front, Rufcn found rnge durg third frme pce Molnrs' 16-pot splsh with five field gols for 10 tl. After spurt, defendg chmps costed home. Richie Hrdish followed Rutn scorg brckets with 10 counters, while Bob Bisler "Shuff" Gillis were close behd with eight piece. George Mko Johnny Dobos were Hungrs' fensive strs by penetrtg rims for mrkers, respectively. ' The ggressive Hopelwn Inds rng up ir second big upset current seson by postg close verdict over Bords. Boys gme plyed t Fords. The first qurter ws by fr strictly defensive session with Inds ccountg for one foul Fords field gol two free throws led, 4-1. However, Hopelwn exploded ll over court second stnz with 16-pot uprisg which sent m hed, 17-8, t hlf. McCbe Steen were Inds' big guns durg one-sided session. Big Piish Fils Fords cme life third period but still triled Inds, , scorg. Behd, 29-19, t strt fl qurter, Fords shot works n effort ctch Inds, but best y could do ws close gp six pots just before whistle. Steen McCbe pced Hopeiwn from floor with counters. Hrdy Peterson ws Fords' p mn with five field gols two fouls for 12-pot tl. The Woodbridge Armory strengned its second plce perch legue stgs by subdug Alibni's Port Redg, The Soldiers hd edge, 7-6, close first qurter; n proceeded open gp durg second stnz by outpotg Alibni's, 18-12, move hed, 25-18, t termission..^ ', ^ - i ' Port Redg bounces bck ' fme third qurter on strength Pul 'DeSntis four field gols cut Armory's mrg count. However, Soldiers got bck stride durg fourth frme, outseorg Alibni's 14-9 wrp up decision. The Armory's p scorers were Kovich Bud Kijul with pots, while DeSntis, 14, Slim Mrgiot, 10, were Port Redg's fensive strs. STEEL PRODUCTION Although steel production November fell below level both previous month November, 1952, ntion's output for Hrst eleven months.his yer set new high record. The eleven-month production iied 102,684,339 ns. DEFENSE CUT A ten per cent cut rmed services hs been ordered by Defense Deprtment, with pprovl President Eisenhower, The Army would >be chiefly ffected. After Holidy Rest; Si* IS WOODBRIDGE Coch John Tomczuk's Brrons re prepred resume court ction, fter two weefe holidy rest, Tuesdy night when Syreville High furnishes opposition t cross river court. Thus fr this seson, Woodbridge hs won two gmes lost one. The locl dribblers upended Alumni, 62-56, upset Rilwy, 50-46, before losg ir first gme St. Mry's Perth Amboy, The Brrons hve.. slight dvntge pot production over ir opponents, Richie Archdecon is currently pcg Red Blzer courtjen with 46-pot tl gmes, while lnky Ai Therg^ follows with 33. Tommy MCATJ Coloni Isel's Bill round nt p four with counters, respectively. The success Woodbridge tltus fr hs been its bility control bckbords move "" well down-court. Thergescn h rons' leds re'c dte, ^ord will improve s irk Pers n i tesn B%- v.vid rtists %o jg Tomezul he seson gresses. E3ih plyers re up t vrsity for,first time. The bckbone fensive thus fr this seson been Archdecon, McAuliffe Oyer, who hve been settg ur plys for side.mn, sme time, ceumultsisg iij shre pots. Tuesdy night Jyvee squsi will put its two-gme w stre on le gst Bomber junior vrsity. NEW BRUNSWICK Rutgers University my bon sprg footbll prctice. The move, which would follow ction tken by Ivy Legue some or schools is now under considertion by Hrry Rockfeller, ctg direcr thletics t Rutgers. Rockf eller sid yesterdy, "We've been kickg ide round for few yers my rech decision very shortly." He dded, ction probbly would rest on Rutgers footfll schedule, for next two yers meng how mny opponents; "fee- Scrlet will fce who do not [prticipte sprg prctice. / "In or words, it depends on prcticbility it," noted Rockfeller.. The 1954 Rutgers footbll schedule lists three schools who hve elimted sprg trg, Prcen, Columbi Colgte. Scrlet footbll coch Hrvey Hrmon, commentg on proposed ction, sid yesterdy: "There re lwys pressures on Rutgers elimte sprg prctice. Until we ply more Ivy.schools those schools who hve elimted sprg trg, n I thk we should contue it." _,..-. "Needless sy, I Hoge. sprg footbll trg t Rutgers is not done wy with. It serves s big help coches fll." 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10 r HARITAN TOWNSHIP AND F O R M BEACON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1953 Communists, resisted certified New Jersey.... Stte Wlter Huryk fmily, Jersey City, were dner Dy t home ADDITION TO FAMILY Rent Control Direcr Chester K. son, Wlter, Jr., were Christms guests Christms Dy t home Holn, ^Middlewn, N. Y. They FORDS Robert most heroic mnner. eve guests t home Mrs! Henry Hppel, spent Christms eveng L-Beck, 40 Glencourt Avenue, re If re be shme oter Lighm reports his fice received Mrion Huryk Newrk. Adms Street. den t home prents dughter born hful posttes, my it be 12,109 pplictions from l The Woodbridge Oks Acorn Joseph Midurski. The Midursks Perth Amiboy Generl Hos- smored grtitude lords for rent creses durg Jck Ktzenhomge for mny who were three months endg Ocbel bck, Adms Street, were hosts Club will hold its next meetg t enterted Holn fmily pitl. By GLADYS E. SCANK Secucus. home John 'Shffer, Joe Midurskis on Sundy. men. The New York Herld The New Jersey Legis126 Ehnlnirst Avenue M o n d y, Brbr Krill, t fmily dner t ir home lture reconvenes on Jnury, t Plce. Telegrrm The Sun. John Tirpk, Isel, New Jersey dughter Wlter Kronert, on Christms Dy. The guests - Jmes cler up work Alec Cuthbertcluded John KtzenAdms Street, were Christms Telephone ME Wood Avenue, celebrted her 13th sey trck ptrons must be stisson son, Dickie, were Rhwy bck, Sr., Richrd weekend guests t homes Contued. From Ediril Pge) Guests t her birthdy Under present lw New Jer Christms Dy guests t birthdy. visirs Sundy t home Jmes Horn, NewIn nswer ' question, prty were Robert Ktzenb-ck fmily fied with three trcks loctec borne Robert Krill Louis Schmitt. dughter Rymond Ktzenbck, ll ol New- Sturdy eveng guests t rk, John Tir- Dulles sid government's (Contued From Edi-riZ Pge) t Cmden, Atlntic City nc Tuekev. were Jmes Gott rk. pk; Jr., Irvgtcn. policy could be found Christ's up lw on subject t Long Brnch, sted n extrc son, Jeffrey, Rhwy. Jcob Schneider Jck home Howrd s relted St. Luke: request Snford Btes, Stte one.... Incresed slries frorr Bjd Wlter Relby chil- Schneider fces, ll New- Rymond C. Jeffries, Jmes Plce, were George Mxwell prble, "Wht mn you, hvg" Commisioner Institutions $3,000 $5,000 yer is prosdren, Wlter, Jr., Sr rk. Sun-dy guests t Kro-Mtws, Jr., ' fmily, Ply- Henderson, North Ker- children, Kthleen, Ruth hundred sheep, if he lose one Agencies. Btes sought rulg pect for members 195'. nert home honor Brbr's mouth Drive, ttended Christ- riy, Henderson Ann, Fith, Hope, George, Gry. birthdy were Leoms eve prty t liome children, Long Isl.. Jr., Avenel, were^ Christms Dy m, doth not leve 90 for mtes' committee t Legislture which convenes oi Mondy guests t Tucker Kronert son Summit; guests Alec Cuth- ne wilderness, : go prison which sked specificlly if home were John Nick Gelli son, Rymond C. Mtws, Len Glb, Irvgn, bertson, Ok Tree Rod, fter tht which is lost, until he welfre fund could be tpped Jnury Reloction o: Elizbeth. ll booth from center 6: Rehrdt dughters, Slly Newrk, Elizbeth. Krospent recupertg period t obt writs hbes corpus Burlgn-Brisl Bridge,t( Robert S. Scnk. fd it?" Christms dner guests t Lrry Stebergs from Wednesdy ' Crol, Rhwy. Frnk My- nert, Livgsn. legl dvice for such, prisonadms Street. Or guests It would hve "been esy new loction on New Jerse: home Mtws. Ply- through Sturdy..'.cut. South Amboy, Rlph Cutlibertsons on Christms Dy enough sy tht if se men ers who requested it. side Delwre River, ii '. /fenoski, Crteret, were Wednes- Christms Dy Kronerts mouth Drive, were. Christms Eve guests t were Louis Schmitt so fervently desired communism, Urbnik ruled tht stt- under considertion.... Thi were dner guests t home C. Upn, Kenilworth. -jb#y visirs t Tuckers. Stebergs cluded Rphel Roth children, George Mry let m hve It. But re ws utes s y do-not permit this Stte House Commission hs p Emil Cliendo, New Vcent Ammi- friend, Irvgn, Dvid Jne, Rhwy, chnce tht one or more type expenditure from two ~'i Emil Trigli purchse 120-cri " dughters, Judy Glori, rk, They lso pid severl visits no dughter, Jonne, Ben- Welshmn J o s e p h Robert C. 'Scnt dughter, m my hve been forcibly funds estblished by lw. He cited proved l on outskirts o: reltives friends Newrk, der Avenue, ttended Midnight Frnks, Isel. Christms dner Violet, Hrold Mul restred, or hypnotized one sttute tht permits trct ^Plymouth Drive, re spendg s new site t Mss t St. Ceceli's^ Church n guests were Miss De Roth children, Dne Glen, some mnner, from followg bord mngers n stitu- Elizbeth " irihims New Yer holidys Livgsn Summit. present Newrk Stte Techer tion mt plce where Mr: Herbert Krmer, held open house for reltives New York City t home friend from Brooklyn; Isel. free choice. cert items might be sold College.... New Jersey hs p Bender Avenue, were hosts Christ- neighbors. ". A. Bigni. Leo Gelb Srh The hystericl idiotic Semn 3rd Clss Arthur prit derived be used for proprited 8100,000 fnce th ms Eve George Melv Jellison The Ammos were Christ- Gelb, Irvgn. Sturdy dner Mrkell, Jr., who is sttioned t demonstrtion, which t ny mtes' recretion or similr work ' Jot Wterfron id children, Melv, Jr., Ptrici, Chern fmily, Newrk, ms Dy guests t home «n \sts were Mr: Albert Norfolk, lest 17 m engged while purposes. It ws hrdly likely, Commission New York Hrboi Arthur Newrk. Sturdy eve- Mrkell V., >e Richrd, Adms Street, where y were Christms Dy Louis Ammo, S'eberg, fl ples were beg mde, Urbnik sid, tht retention... Retil food prices decle) son, Willim, Joseph : dner guests t home n ng guests, were Union, where fmily dner ws fere enterted Sundy t Leo Fox. disgusted sickened lwyer for pressionl services durg November for seconi Esbold, Elizbeth, Miss Jnet enjoyed. Ammo Louis Glssmn Mrkell, Rhwy, were Chistms Americns who sw it left cme with this purview. Lester Vn consecutive month New Jer John McLugh- lso visited her prents, Murice Op'p'ermn, Irvgn, Eve guests t home government no choice except Newrk. sey.... Seventy-ne lives hv 1 Anor sttute permits George Am, Newrk, Hrry Roth, Robert Scnk, Adms Street. bon turncots.. Christms week-end guests t l children, Avon Terrce, sved thus fr New Jer executive ficer n stitution been South Ornge. home Fred were dner guests Christms Dy Christms Dy. sey's "Sve Life Dy" cm In Americ, mn is free A few children Woodbridge mt mte funds Mrs, Alex McCbe, Willim Otn, y Frncis Street were - Ruth Weiss, Jersey City, mke his own choice even generl ccount with bord pign.... New Jersey's Veg-efcbl Oks glddened mny homes by Myer Wtt, Newrk. Willim Lkov, Adms Street, spent Christ- comg mkg fool himself. mngers use ny - Queen, Ele 1Kernn, pf^b^idge sgg Christms George Wtt dughter, Robert Nele, Newrk, were Sundy guests t ms week-end with crols enterted by dncterest refrom for good n, hs been -ches^-n- Arhericj Wher se 22 were hexed ird Wtt, Solon Adms Street, enterted t home Mrt Erl Twitchell, Hddonfield. mte popultion s whole. Vegetble Queen by dibolicl witchcrft g little folk dnces. Dvid Weissfmily dner, Christms Dy. The Cohen, Brdford Plce.. ll from Brooklyn.' ir Communist cprs or We will soon hve our super JERSEY JIGSAW Stte mor. Hrry Schott, guests cluded Thoms F. mn, Bender Avenue, were Sun- mrket if work progresses on simply were wrong guys from CAPITOL CAPEKS New Jer lms Street, were Christms Adolf Wittersheim John Dowlg dughters, Ptrici dy dned guests new shoppg center. begng my never be fully r vehicle ficils wrn New Yer's celebrnts tht deth sey citizens who re broke fte guests t home Wittersheim, Irvgn; Lur, Plymouth Drive, D. Furtney, Roselle. known. Weimn, den mor, John Trimmer, jury is witg for creless Christms holidy splurg T John Schott, Elizbeth, Fred Wittershe, English- mored Redg, Mss., Wedhd little Christms prty for ' But 22 hve lert ir felff guests were wn; John Mthie- nesdy spent Christms eve- Avon Teri'ce, spent Christ- her cub scouts on Tuesdy, De- low Americns with only se driver occupnts his cr. now know tht purchs... Unemployment surnce vlue New Jersey foo sen I. Wny- ng Christms Dy t ms week-end with cember 22. Little Stevie Jentis Schott, Ornge. lterntive ttitudes: The deephome - Willim Sheridn. Willim Trimmer, Frenchwn. Bender Avenue, ws honored,- s est symp'thy for grief- checks tlg $8,000,000 l- dollr is 43 cents.... Next sum -A number cf guests gred shyn children, Crnford. most twice norml monthly mer's mes will likely b John Tirpk, his birthdy flls on December 27. Sundy t1 home Sundy guests t home They returned home Sturdy. stricken reltives lost mount were distributed by grown from New Jersey seed n Adms Street, ded with Hrrs Schott, Adms Street, Jck Kg-, Frn Robert Argls, men, n immense en- Stte Division Employment mtter where y origte Ijeftidr Peter Bubles, Est Or- ces Street, cluded John Adms Street, enterted her John Tirpk, Jr., or Irvg1953 is expected rnk s one durg pride mny hun- Security durg December.... Stte is prcipl spre n on Christms Dy. They jgp, on his birthdy. The guests Kg John Prr prents, Chrles supped Christms with best yers corporte his- dreds or prisoners who, de- For 14th yer succession, m seed for ntioi BGluded. Mry Woolley children, Pterson, Mrs Jdrcek, Irvgn, t Christ- spite most frightful rture Rutgers m led ll or West Indies overses... Jmes Horn, Newrk, ry. prk, Presn Juli Kg. Hrrison. blishment t hs vrieties mount seed A Hppy New Yer ll. ms dner. n spent rest eveng Srh Zellner, nurse fendrickson, Coloni; - Exten Louis Welcker. Frnk Scrs. Joseph Woolley chil- from Skillmn mor sons, Millgn with kowski, Newrk. Little Jnet Tirlijdren,. Peter Bubles Huryk, ws Christms weekend Pul Hrick, Union, were Mondy pk, Irvgn, is spendg her ('-sons, Peter Donld, Est Or- guest t home guests t home Christms vction with Tir- (Contued from Sports Pge) county tct. 'nge, Edwrd C. Quntiier; Wlter Huryk Wood Avenue. Robert Argls, Adms pks Woodbridge Oks. George * * ** Street. Argls - sons Tirpk U. S. Nvy gldpistol SHOOTING Woodwere Wednesdy guests t dened his mor's hert by send- bridge's Police Pisl tem once home John Bln- g orrssge Christms Eve g displyed its strength on from his ship. dek, Plfield. rnge by plcg third Cen Helen Rohlfs John Midursk, trl Jersey Legue. The ccomrid Jerry Fitzsimmons Brdford Plce, spent Christms plishments durg seson erned - locl shrpshooters Independent-Leder Trophy for AVI. second stright yer. Members gf&e FEfTIR famivf HOTELS CITY squd cluded Steve Feiertg, Andrew Ludwig, Closdo Zuc^ro, Edwrd Culver, Phil Ycovo, Anthony Zuccro, Chrles ^emmbw- ~^ ' Atlntic City's Stephn-o Chrles Oliphnt. AMERICAN AND Ppulr Woodbridge Oks News Opion Ors Cpil Dome tv--. Priscoe Returns Jo;. Our 1954 Tht Erns & EUROPEAN PLANS e Coch--Four Cocktil Lounge The Telephone ATLANTIC CITY Eck Week. You Sve Fmily Hotel &t»p WEIGHTLIFTING The Kesbey Egles won New Jersey A.A.U. title for fourth stright time by wy close vicry over Pterson, Augie Scutti, Jim Toth, Willim Frezz, Bob Burrgn, Joe Vrg Mike Collel Mike Boross comprised club which hs been competg for 18 yers. DAitY AMERICAN PLAN Cocktil Lounge Cfee Shop Sod Br * Sun Deck & Solrium lour, Chrysler-Plymouth Deler 611 Amboy Avenue Woodbridge November You Receive $ $ , PLUS DIVIDENDS & Lon Ass'n Perth Axrihoy 339 STATE STREET HI DAILY 9 A. M. 4 P. M. SATURDAY 9 12 Noon To ll our mny friends, old new, we sy most scerely: "Thnks million... my hppess seson bide with you throughout whole New Yer." George, Pul, Florence n d Anne. Member Federl Svgs Lon Insurnce Corp. Your Absolute Stisfction Is Gurnteed t Your ««««?S ehs««^»««*r G. Grove P. Brunettl Authorized Delers 232 Smith St. Perth Amboy VA Opposite City Prk? Lot f t K. K. Sttion EVENING CLASSES EVENING CLASSES I MIDDLESEX COUNTY VOCATIONAL & TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL NEW BRUNSWICK SCHOOL EASTON AVENUE CO'DBSES My 1954 he^-yer filled with ll. good thgs life for you» o. myi most successful?m hppiest yer ever. - oobrlde 522 Amboy Avenue^ Woodbridge been our plesure serve your needs our new showroom. We look forwrd extendg even better service future. My ll good thgs life come you yours. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE MACHINE DRAFTING INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY ' "PRINTING TRY PLUMBING & TELEVISION PAPER-HANGING lne BLUEP&INT READING AUTO ATIC OIL HEATING IGS OPEN TO ANYONE f OME MECHANICS ITURE REFINISHING IHOP MATHEMATICS IK SCREEN PRINTING & SLIP COVERS FOR 'JEM ; ; WiiEi - WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL CONVERT BOULEVARD COURSES -. '-, OPEN TO ANYONE DRESSMAKING MILLINERY HOME COOKING _ NEEDLECRAFT CERAMICS COMPTOMETRY (Smll Fee) COURSES., SUPPLEMENTAL TO TRADES BAKING CAKE DECORATING PATTERN DRAFTING AND GRADING FREDERICK; TORGES, Supervisor PERTH AMBOY SCHOOL 618 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. COURSES SUPPLEMENTAL TO TRADES INDUSTRIAL. ELECTRICITY MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE MACHINE DRAFTING BLUEPRINT READING SHEET METAL "WORK & LAYOUT INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY PAINTING PAPER HANGING CARPENTRY ELECTRONICS ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING BUILDING TRADES BLUEPRINT READING COURSES OPEN TO ANYONE FURNITURE REFINISHING HOME MECHANICS SHOP MATHEMATICS REGISTRATION - JANUARY 4TH, :00 TO. 9:001*. M. GLASSES START JAN. 4, 1954 ' 5.00 TUITION FOR THOSE WHO IJVE AND WORK OUT OF THE COUNTY. Registrtion Fee P er Course Per Semester