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V()l XXXIX-NO. 50

lartewt Presented Fairly, dearlyAnd Impartially Each WeekComplete News PicturesCARTERET, N . J . 7 F R I D A Y 7 MARCH 24, ]%]

r, . .

l'hllllps. thr instructor. »nd Carol lledesh.

intend u 2nd CUu Hal]»« P 0.. Cirtcret, N J. PRICE TEN CENTS

ScheduleServices

Municipal Budget IsAdopted; QuestionsRaised by CandidatesCleanup Drive to Start Items AreApril 3; Crew Gets Ready RPV.PWP.4

By Skiba

tur., an

t 'nki iu

r:nmdnunI heir

.'ittitiR v>mr tlow-

n\v. -J»rhin H .short• will bi weeds, PH-

>v broken 'tli,v crab arasf,

;:i .MII.. prevtou.vlv'i1.1 -.now and also

Parkview Study Plan Three Hour Union Parents WatchCroup to Hear Good Friday Service Here Technique UsedR H & C A I I 1 I n u o CARTKRET A three hour,Kenneth Dorkof, Zion Lutheran f fitllUnnCIl t\, U l H C union Oood Friday ,ervice with Carteret, Rev Wallace Leo, [j\ VvlclSSr00111S

l*alm Sunday, Easter

Announced by

Itorough Churchesf'ARTEEET _ Services for

Palm Sunday, Holy Week ander Sunday were announcedweek by pastors of Carteret

•hurdies. They follow:St. Joseph's

JOSEPH R. C. CHURCH

^ Mel Corcoran. O.S.M.; CARTERET - Would you.haa set the first week in Aprilvictor Orabnan, O.S.M.; clean up your house - ^ and the as Cleanup WeekPhilip Brennan, O.S.M. 'garage too - this spring If the1 Councilman Alexander Such

biiiiday, masses at 6, 7. borough promised to help? said collection schedules will bei». 11, and high mass at You Just made a deal. Announced soon.

"'on with blessing of palms Pile the junk on the front Meanwhile, the street depart.) CARTERET - B o r o u g hTues- curb and the^borough street de- nient will pick up trash everyjcouncil last night unantmoualy

....„ u..., „ ,„_.,. . _ adopted the 1901 municipalbudget which calls for a recordexpenditure of $1,881,070.35,compared with $1,823,537.94 anIncrease of $57,532.41. The ten-tative tax rate has been set at$18.23 per hundred, as com-pared with $17.05 last year, anincrease of 68 point*.

John Donovan, Republicancandidate for council reviewedthe various budgetary items.He suggested that a cut of $62,«000 could be effected in thebudget which would mean a cut

Wrdnosdiiy. March 27-29,,partment will haul it away. .Wednesday. Special tracks willfi:JO. 7:30 and 8;15! The bi« pickup will begin on'pick up materials that the gar-

,,, ,M : Wa-V o f Lhc Cross, April 10. Mayor Stephen Skiba'bage trucks cannot handleWednesday at 7:30 P. M.; con-! > - -

after devotions; Holy1

low mass at 8:3o': solrmn muss of theSupper. 7;30 P. M.; ado-

A. M. mid 6:30 to 7:15 P M-G d Fid ii

:15 P M T HPGood Friday, adoration tiii'f O F 1 0 1 1 1 0 I T 0 Wnoon

tiiisolemn liturgy and com-

Red Cross Fund Present CharterTo Sea ScoutsHere Tomorrow

is

mitinon at 12 noon: Way of the CARTERET -Tomorrow the! CARTERET - The bosun's

Ows. Veneration of Cross, 3;local Red Cross Drive couimueS'Wnis t le W'H Pipo the officers

M.; Desolata and Veneration^s mothers and Carteret Hi(thlalld m e " a b o n r d tom°i"™w

CARTERET - John Trosko,

witnr.vsci, h ( .

Himounctrt tol,-Vlf(.

:)S Oil Hi,, M . u . | , W ord»

»n lhe CMKJS will take

fn.m \> Noon until 3

(•uud Friday. Tin

Methodist,cules.

H''v. Homer Tri-Baptist, Carteret/

theHarsanyi. Th•' n*< "bit ones" in1 I V r . The baM'-

'•• Mil be put to.: d Mother will

i •; time to Ket' ' of ' •

••'.- W l n d o w j

Siven * tiood

I

James Parrell, Fusion candi-

Lrasw announced plans «"vd,

No. 263. Thet t v a n Lea ion. Commodore date for council asked if bids

. 'm9in gftUjA will io- |Jul iu.s Kur. a,id Post Com-were obtained on the $13,000y Mass and^tnstvrbu-jortHnOrte their coverage tomor- mande r Stanley Ciszak have spent for snow removal. Major

to new.tlon of communion a t 7:30 row. They Include under Mrs. issued a public invitation to at-iSkiba replied that t he borough, n . , , „ , , ,

p M - adorat ion of the Blessed Ray Commeford in Parkviewjtend. The ladies of the Aux-lcannot wait to advertise for04 new mem-.for the showuiR of t raining Children in alt Hie pn ina ry iSac ramen t all night by mem-,Mrs . L. George. Mrs. C. Leone,I'liary under Mrs. Thomas A isnow removal because it was an

libmry films which are desmiied to grades are t a u u h t in self-con- ,bers of the Holy Name SocietyjMrs. Mary Crotty. Mrs. Margo Jakeway. president will3,"i;iKii-M t.if total c-n-projwriy instruct Little Leu- taiiwd clii.wroiini.s. Each t ench- | to cont inue until 3 P. M. Good Yurgalevitch. Mrs. U

a I

:jruers in th.' finer points of w ha.s three, .group*. Children'Friday by the school children;tiM I t t i d i ' h a v e th ti f

pre-iemergency.Giorgio.jpiiie a buffet from donations! Samuel Sica felt t ha t thetions Samu

Mrs. Gay Holland, Mrs. Joan collected by the scouts from borough is paying too much inDhl M R d Krithi th ' " Th

•oilmen; to 14.728

Mr.v Ru* :oii.n Library Week celebra- por t s that well, known basenall their needs a n d abilities. These ; 2 P. M. Holy Communion will^Helen Ross, and 'Mrs. M. Insti tutional r ep resen ta t ive the county roads. He and ot-h-

J i e i ,

'• m i l f d t h i l l t l i r

t: k ! secretary, Har-;Sidf the Washington Street en-j many reading mid number

to vrvf N , " o l d ^liiinnsky. and houseman, h;ince before 10 A. M. |techniques for home use. Pa-Circuii Nn \ ,,iTi* in ^ J o l l l i N I i ' r k o : ' ' l U l p ul t tKU pvlinlpneri f o l ' ^ ' C plni lervlces In m»ny houses «rf|,' ,worship.

there until noon Saturday,

will mark the Lent will end at noon

repository, symbolic CARTERET — Forter Wheel-[ 'remain c r corporation which has a

in thlff borough. Is plan-ito' New York

beg\nnm, o( Hoiy Week, ft .H* W ^ J J . r r t c j J J , ^ ^to moveto athej y

wlenui period In theiihat flay will inelode ^ChrUtUn Ch,liroh citondar. ling of the puchal candle.

lupon.

CARTERET—Tonight at7;45a motion picture entitled "IBeheld His Qlory," will beshown at the Calvary Bupiistjchurch, 84 Edwin Street. Thepublic Is welcome, with n ad-mission/ charge.. A social willfollow with refreshments The

decided] Men's Fellowship of the churchwill sponsor this affair.

TKIHiriK 'I'Ct Lt(il

PAGE TWOFRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1961

OBITUARIES

CHARLES tlLMAN

TE35VK FUNERALCARTERET — Funeral ser-

vices for Frank J. Tezyk of 52Birch Street were held Friday.March 17, * t 9 A. M. from theSynowleckt Funeral Home, 56Cartoret Avenue, and at 9:3(1

Funeral Home, 54 A M a t s t j 0 i S e p l i 'S R. cWESTFIELD — Charles Ul- Wheeler Avenue and at 9:30jChurch, with Row Victor C.ra-

mnn 59, of 1038 Cpntrnl Ave-'A M n t t h e g t E ] | a s .Greek! Man, OB,M.. n* celnbront ofnur. Westfielrl, died Saturday.'. .

l C a m o " Cthe rrquiem mass. Interment

Cemetery.

DamageInU.S.M.RJireCARTERET - The fire at

the U. B. Metals Refining Co.plnnt Saturday niRht causeddRinage estlmnted fit betweenSio.nnn and $i?.ono, Fire M$r-shnl William D7,urilla said.

March 18 In a New York hos-| ~ » " " " " " ' l l l " i w a s In Holy ~,pltnl followlnn a brirf illness. »^m high mass was celobrnted N m l h A r l l n K t o n

Rom In Cartprrt hp lived in by the Rev. Auguslne Mr>dvis>y.Wisffiold for six yfftr having Ititppment was In St. Mary

^ : V V Z : ^ X X T ^ i ^ ^ ^ ^ r c ^ ^ - Mrs. r ; W : both horoueh « -U a member of T*>mple'nl«ht at 8 P. M. led by Rev.lNBW Dokiw. 97. formerly t . h i ™ t sEmanurl of Wrstflrld. JMedvigy.

Aecordlnir to LI. Roy Coderstud and Patrolman EdwardHhib. U. S. Mrtnls firementifnusht the fire for 30 minutes

Purvivinn arc his wife, Mary;l.wfi sisters Mrs. Edith Gold- Ai,ExANDER KONDEACKI

Elizabeth and Mrs. Sadie, CARTERET - Alexanderr. irvington: two brothers, K o n d r f l c l c i o f 7 4 Umpr s t r e p t

Mnrris and Edward, both or'd le (1 yestfirday at PrrthCurt/ret, General Hospital.

Services were hold Sundayafternoon at 1 P. M. with the.Rabbi Jack Stern offlclnttnK.Interment was in Mount Leb-anon Cemetery, Iselin.

nt 7:25bornlmh "died "stin'davnlRlit at P. M. The fire of undetermined1

Seabrook Hill Nursing HomclrirWn, started at, the hnse nf nKrypnrt Shn wns the wiri^v nf conveyor e.linto, police said,

tf. Joseph's Jottings

(>K

1 1 ' iI ' M

PHILIP M BRKNNAN. 08M.

THANKS: Oiir|Uon of our Lady in thc P a B -., «iTk must beision and death of Chrlnt. Since" kiiulnr.SK nndlwu are members o[ a Scrvltc„,. runny men of j parish we Invite you and your„ famr to ofTnrj'rlends to attend these special

for ourj

younK|*'1'VICM »nd to i-tho invl-( , i , r y K | iIt Is n big.1?1 '011 o t Our Lady when

trf "CV ilwhen

T I'll

il,,.Sr "ivini: up,[ tln-ir Sundayhelp th r youtiK

•ish. nnfl to nil,.,v n KITIU big

'0 A. M

be any sorrow like unto mlm\"!lhony

(wiu. "O nil you who puss onthe way. come and son if

— Easter Services -FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1961

'Continued from Page 1 >

in thea t 4_

0 'Mid-Day Service, meditations

on the seven words of Christ on.

10 AM TT* Rt 7l •• »• «nd

In

mass.

Elizabeth

I riioti .hi w c o u l d

1 .„,„•,. rnino out, forMi,,',r it s t i l l l u r n p d, l,,,i| the best I'PPie-

,,|, ,,I nil Hm*'1 * h «l',,, c Y d Holy Hour,',,,,1(1 Imvr experted,.|H ,i|)pivelat

ill'.

I •! \,,{\v)- Wft t n m v d

:.,l for thr PT.A. j,, tii'1 ti'ii'"hivrs and. inMrni m a skit

• . ,,t' Ti'i1 boys and,-:• H'fftril's Klsl l th.

IP -AI;!I an original

ced hack

Saturday. April 1: fi:30 P MWorship Snviiy !„ Himgnrlnn:7:.10 P. M., Worship Service Jn

A n . 'English.

Easter Sunday, April 2: B:30Pnlm Sunday,, , ,....8. 9, and 10:30iA- M - Worship Service and

Huher.m 7

l r a vll.h distribution of H o l y Communion, ini EnftllsVi-Huimurlan mission w U l 1 0 : 3 0 A. M., Worship'Service

.it«rt Sunday suiri end WedncR-;»«• Holy Communion, in Hun-wlth se.rvjees at 7!Rnrl«n: 3 P. M,. Service of

II(|ly Thursday, mass at!T h a n k sR | v l nf! . In Hungarian.•, > insday. mass atI' ' M.; flood Friday, m B S S ofP>-«'samtind iHolyi

gMonday, April ;)• 11

- Worship Swvicf in Hun-

day.

i : ,< t b m

•.,rr. t i n

I:|rlint 1

.vrious toof phases

i iho subject' l;fc all the!Charleston.";

IN PBA SHOW: .Jimmy Civ-en« and Nwrrijr. from thfLatin Quarter. New Vnrk. willappear in thr PBA thnw hireIn thr High School. April !).There will bt many otherBroadway, radio and TV en-tertainein,

pri'-snnoUfWl nf 3 P MHatiirria.v. LlnssinR of pew fire > a v l B n -wit^r nnri pHsrimi candle at 11 Th« pastor's assistant for the1 M . followed hy Easter V i m i 1 ' " 1 1 ^ will be Rev. Ako.s!

»l mldniuht: Easter Sun-jP aPP' minister, and nt present'masses a n . R, 9 i ( i n d 1 0 : 3 0 student at Westminster Choir

A M hiKh mass with benedlc- C o l l W ' Princeton,lion, Confessions will be heard, Communion will be taken to»oly Thursday at 5 P.M.; Holy's lo l ( members or shut-ins on!Halm-day at 4-6 and 7-8 P. M.ISalurday. Easter Sunday andi

St. Kuan !Monday by advance appoint-;

ST KIJAH GREEK CATHO m p n t l pleaso ; i : i d

:• Wr'lc, and we:.k vnii to make a>n sliarr In these

Yi'iir Redemption. !jM'jI'o-i1 of the chHnR- j h l ,;e and manner of••k services in the

, Pontiffs w u t o ; N , o r ^; ciKiperation and ^r

ilie pai t of more ofSo lei u.1, heed this

ley KUQK won the March Do-nor Derby, mid Mrs FrankBrown won theprize

Mrs Irma Iman of the

a t'"• A M. wi th cho i r i

•viinic- Easte!>V at 7:30 and 9 A M,

rhant.St. Murk'*

*'

P. M. films "The Life of Jesus";, Easter Sunday, Church School

with plain Ea8lcr program, 4 P . M . Wor-ship services will precede the

'films shown each evening inhorw ™ , L ™ AnK '8 f ; P I S C 0 P A L chWe "of the' Church"School,"orw CHURCH Rev Oiville N. DB-, c , , v a r y Baptist

ividson. Palm Sunday, 8 and! CALVARY BAPTIST - Rev

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PAGE ftnra FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1961

'Magic' Show Given By8th Grade Science Club

CARTERET •- The Eicmli. Joxepn Bodnar VB» the stu-Orud'1 Selener Club entertained dent director. Ttor alchemist•Aill', ii "motile" s h o wOilnmbiis - Clevelandnit i-iiiisi hold Tuo'-duy;i! Columbus School.

at ihr « Harry Burton: apprentice•!

V

Lists Activities'^CARTERET - At the lM i Ing Tueiday

meeting of tn* ̂ "••••""t wnm. RUdltorium,

their meet-fit. Ilir St. EllM

made for the

Four Trnfjic Counts

oi the members to convene on March. 29 and April 1. to decorate the

Easter holidays

Borough Teachers ^Democratic Group

Attend Conference To Meet SundayCARTERET - Mrs. Mary

Cwya and Mrs. Catherine Wil-liams, members of the Colum-bus School faculty, attended an hold a meeting Sunday mor-all-day mathematics conference niim atheld Saturday at Paterson State; Sunday

CARTERET — The socialcommittee of the MldtownDemocratic Organization will

11 A. M. and everyy | thereafter at 560

College. At the general session!Roosevelt Avenue to furtherDr. Robert Rosenbaum, Wes- plans for their card party and

WHtc. W M»- *• *"*»• ^ ^ Z t t > Z Z ^ T £ ^ m ^ : -The Artistic John Marko and Nick KovalOlrta RMl.tlng with the pro-'Mrt. J D-ftirlllR S r ,- X i r first Holy Science." Itlcket co-chairmen announced

Fine Of $.120 «ams and decorations were A report on the theatre nnd c o r n m l m lon on Mav 7. I They attended workshops at that tickets are now on sale.' Patricia Barnaba!dinner party to see the Broad- ™ William Herllla and whleh were dlscuwed moderns-chairmen of the arh i r are

trend* in mathematics for the Mrs. Helen Bartos and Andrewable, the 1CM able, and the un-|Virai! assisted by Mrs. Mildredable on elementary and Junlordrandell and Mr. Andy BIstHk.high level. The workshops were prizes; Mrs. Elizabeth Tuoheyled by Mrs, Florence L, Elder.'and Mrs. Olga Marko, refiesh-ohalrman of the Department ofiments; and Joseph Potociili!

sinnii 2! 75 Arthur Strrci •, ,,.,,,,k w ^ flnrri „ „,[„, of for

' \ i , >•n hv \'n"isPimm, Involved In n- hit nnd ;l1 3 : l 5 p

rim acciit'iil March 11. WHS ~ _.!• •Diismted by iittonvy Hrnry OROIT TO MEET Department wnn held fit Hie the hospitality fftr the eveningWilliam*. Slonn paid $100 and CARTERE'l — A meeting of home of Mrs. L. Trinity with WH9 ) n cimiKe of Mrs. MlChR'li.') cii'ts for driving on the re- the Carteret Business and Pro- Mrs, Nicholas Del Vnccliln us p u ^ n and Mrs, Mlchnel La-vokrd list and the same ammint fesslonnl Women's Club will be co-chairman. Russo.for leavhiR the scene of an ac- held Tuesday. March 28,-nt St., A c a r ( | ,,nrty was held lust The next meeting of thee:cHit Mark's hall at 8 P. M. Mrs. n \ ^ R t n,,, home of Mrs D. wmu> will be licld on April 18.

lie also pflld $50 anri $.i cisi.- Alys Sheridan is chairman as- ^pnobln for the benefit of the — •each on a CIWIRC of reckless sisted by Miss Mnry MuBn\k. ' p ^ t Aid and the Am ••clean , . . . r . « .riiivlni; ami \vi...i..lui iiypUcu- ~ — — ;Cancer Fund. LiSlCh'l I H/iPS ranlion for rcRlstralioft after1 sus- Senators approve Mcriwether;

Mathematics atstead, N. Y,

West Hemp-

prnsinn of his license. .for U. 8. post.

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AidCancer Fund.

Club members will atMid thejSlxth District Sprint Confer-ence on March 28. at the Ar-jbor Inn. Dunellrn.

Somen and Adams

To be Feted Apr'd 8. WOODBRIDOI —

In Field Exercise*AUGSBURG. Germany

(Army Pfo Edward R, Llsickl.1, I son of Mrs. Helen Smith,

Mrs, R. Donovan^ iiicomlng,p|tnlthoiwh try as she m,cun'i keep from mont;i;;•inir little "thank you ' ;tlwhich keep runnin, •>her iw'arJ. "Just In CUM

On lhe nldht of Am.: ,will be at the Acadcnv. A

. liu'.seliUtlon. She'll 1,,IIIIOIM1, "ince her h«sbM-,iion the podium conrtu. •lAiademy Awards ore:;.••slip stated;I "Andre is lucky. H« ,.bll'-v condUCtkllK hr t :time to worry HIH! JuhetlUT or not he'll v. .-111 have noUiiliK lo ilthere and wall . . nml .

1l

:ln Florida,

tranciS

Taken to Hospital, CARTERKT -Charles Brown.130. 36 warren Street, accused

Is Contest Winner\«™

cently by the Kennedy Admln-ll0H'fmill!>!l „ pfr(ormnn, f h(m,,

istration as part of the effort'm nmou'nt of not i*u th»n the to1

to cut down the outflow of gold'"' 'hf »^rnns bidand doUars from t l» United . ^ ^ X •"*"States. BT ORnrn OF THK

MAYOU vvn rrti'NcnPATRICK rororsin

ii29 Coluinljiis Avenue, Wood-,biid.si'. towether with her bus-'band, noted piniiUt, composer,cotidurtdr nnd arranger, AndrePrrvin. has been nominated for

fd to her-iwasn't mi"

e a singer but Itshe turned to lyric

s n . to ( c r

ARRIVALAMBOY- A

K a t n ] w > n w g ! b()1,

ss. In 1957 sheArthur Freed, aMetro-Ooldwyn-

and Mrs. Joseph V c •Perth Amboy, at Pertl', \y.

CARTERETFrancis was thr

Miss Jmiell lhf Pn. t ) l Am |H)y General Hos-

MISTAKE IN BID B.̂ .v.rCARTERET - The Board oi r j v rn o

Educdtion is expected to hold NOTICE TO mourn*is under guard atja special meeting won to^ ls - NOTICE I< hci»hv I;IVP:I •!!.:: *

winner nmont?Carteret contestant.1! nt the re-

pit Hi.He WHS taken there Tuesday

'stable, New Brunswick. Brown Is accused of assaultingA senior at Carteret High Ra"faci Medina of Perth Amboy

; School, Miss Francis is now el- n n d rohm,, h ; m o ( $17 S u n d a y, iglble to compote for the title njchti of "Miss Rarltnn Vnlley." Oth- '> r participants included Irenej Carter. Christine Darab. Ar- t'AKF- MLF. TOMORROW

!cuss a $12,000 mistake in eVi-electrlcal work for the

proposed grammar s c h o o l .

VARIOU.'

bidder!frf '- hv 'hof Carter?!AVPIIM*. Cartfrer.

claimed by the lowCharles Tarr, Inc. The matteris now under advisement. The « 00 p M.firm ill a letter to the boardjelaimed an "honest mistake"iwos made.

Tier': ofBoromrh

NewII 6 1

he

i h r

lene Ivimltski. and Virginia CARTERET — A cake saley

Llllarcf ' sponsored by the Third District

' ^J*^LS^.™>kr teSYr !̂ fid

DISTRIBITE FUNDS ,n n , Rt 10 A M . „, K o l iba s ' ,c l « k f d ' o r wl h boucte tops be

CARTERET - Funds of the "Hllll p e r s h i n R A v e n u e . |«nd smooth wool skirtsUnited Passover Drive liuve — — —been distributed amoijt; the STORK CLfBneedy of our community and Daughter born to Mroverseas. Sol Price and Prank M:s. Clifford Williams,

COLOR IN BLOCKSBold block* of

Borouch Clerk)ifnrf^nlrt clallv bftwen1.!l«0 A. M. to 3:00 PSsturdnys and S'ind.-ivi

A deposit of 10 of '.- h i ' ! hi> submlt'ert *•!'.!' ft!'. Wcl asrvirtfr.rf nf ?ood faith n n l srciirlty

.,! i;i

i'Brown were the co-chairmen of Roosexelt Avenue at Rahway!•the drive. Ho.pitel. March 22. .

This is fgTorite spring

f!lv*ry, which rt'rir cprtlflfd rhPi'.-'

S-'iorfssfii; bldclfr. «:;'. 'to fvirnl&h \ p*rlor;r.Bnr^ :

^ ^ I O U I I : of not lf

OBITUARIES

H 'I'irvpna

I !" I , Street., who died last

"\VprrtH Amboy Oencral'; ',' ( v r r ( . lield Monday".',.• fr),tn Mir arciner Fu-; • ; , „ ,„ , 4 4 Green Street., , ,,„,. Burial was In Clo-

fMl K Wood-

aw parents,

I

|Mr. and Mrs. John Lease- threejbrotherR, Kenneth A. RobertM. and Pnter A., at homo, and

: grandparents, Mr. nnrl Mis Ed-ward Lease, Irvinnton.

DANIEI, M. DRI;HI:RI WOODBRIDOE - Fm lrrnl

,,,,,.() was fl residentjservioes for Daniel M Dhrher[(l, - the past 30 years 78, 176 Prospect Avenue who,.mp]nyed RI the Art died of A heart attack last Fri-

hcrc R8 a day at Perth Ambny GeneralHospital, were held Tuesday

,, „,,. nis , wldow.|mornlnn f r o m the LehrerMX rinjmhlers, Mrs.,Funeral Home. 75 w MilUmpiinuMcel Railway:' *• •I Tntli, Avenel: Mrs.

, | (MSOI1. woodbrldge:Km-tB. Sea Bright;

I,n Tn'vena and Missvena, both of Avenel:

S«t. Francis H., I l l ,• s Air Force. Cha-li l; Oeomc, Avenel,

ml, Wnodbrldue: 13h n r and a brother.

M.\\V POWOJ8KI' ! < I > S

slf ivv

Funeral servicesPowojskl, 9 Lib-who died last

i Perth Amboy Oen-ii!, were held Mon-/from the SkrocklHume. State and

Avenue, Rahway, Burial was ,„Mound Cemetery, Wllllamsport

The deceased was born tnWllliamsport, Pa.; lived inRahwayfor many years beforemoving to Florida three years•go; resided here one year. HeWM a retired foreman of theOtis Elevator Company, Harrl-Ison.

Surviving are his widowEsther (Gano); a daughter,Mrs. Dorothy Sherrow, Nutleytwo sons, William K., at homeand John E., Elizabeth; sevengrandchildren and eight great-

JRrandchlldreti.

MB8. ANNA WYCKOFF

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A venel Cliurch SchedulesIts Holy Week ServicesA VENEL - Sunday at Mir ••Who Crucified Jesus—Was It

First Prrsbyterinn Church. Rey. You and I?"I)i. Chiirlrs S, MacKen/ie will Guests at. the recent Wnmprearh at 8 and 10 A. M. on the en's Aseorlatlnn meeting wriiiiMiir "Who Crucified .li'sus. Mrs. Apnej Scott. Mrs. JohnWn.s it, thr Cruel Crowd?" Kerekes, Mrs. A. Rood. Mrs

At thr lfl .V' M. scnicr I he Elizabeth Mundy. Mrs. MaryChmib Choir will siim "All|Toth, Mrs. Walter Me.yer. Mrs |(limy Land and Honor. Rrv. Norma Nekarda nnd Mrs. Rob-'Hivirrt Bonhum will prearh on nrt Harmon. Program for theWlio Can You Trust", at t liejnext meeting April 11 Rt 8 P.M..

H and 11 A. M. service. 'Flic Jr. 'Will be a book review on Amen-ity i Choir will .MUR "Ilosannft.ican Dialogue. Women who arcFl!r;.s(d Is He" at HIP fl A. M.[interested 1n attending the nft-MTvice. At the 8 P. M Sinc-.crnoon Presbyterlal meeting in.spiralion service the speaker,Metuchen, April 11. and need-will be Rev. Rocer Sidener, ing transportntion are asked toFir;.l Presbyterian Church of contact Mrs. Stephen Vinh.Isclln. whose topic will be "WhyJThe association will sponsor nI Believe in the Resurrection'1.icommunlon breakfast for wom-

Al the Holy Week services.'en only, April 30, at 6:30 A.M.in Church Hall, mid a Mother jand Daughter banquet May 9.!

Holy Communion will br cele-bi ;itcd Wednesriiiy. Thursdayand Friday at 8 P.M. On March:!», SO members of the com-municants classes will be pub-licly examined. The preacherwill be the Rev. David Craw-ford. Alumni secretary atPrinceton Seminary, and form-er pastor of the Second Presby-terian Church, Princeton.

On Maundy Thursday eve-

Tllf ('nnrortn Jr. is Siniirtalrf's i;]••;!mine patent pumpthat Is eriircfulb styled with pointed vamp and thin heel,This tittle mid-hrrl pump is superbly styled and smartlydetailrri with a prrtlilv linwrd vamp. Available at Schwartz

Klmcs in Rnhwiiy.

Sweet Adelines SetCandy Sale April 14

ISEUN — The newly-formedSweet Adelines met Monday;

Services to BeHeld Wednesday

Events PlannedBy Democrats

WOOllBRIDGE - Rev. Alexj AVF.NEI, - - Several events The membership approved

5chml 23 PTAKearsDr.Moss

AVKN'EI, Fathers'was fi'iuured at the School 23PTA. inrrtiin! when Dr. Her-)i it \1o s. Wriotlbrlriije optome-iriM. spoke on care of children'1;

yes. Hr stressed that eye defeels often BO unnoticed foimany years, sometimes srrlmisly affecting the child'sschool work. He recommendedin eye examination for eachehild before entering school.

A slate was presented by MrsWilliam McCarthy, chairmanas follows: Mrs. Robert Walshpresident: Mrs. Joseph Msn-zione. first vice president Incharge of program: Mrs. Rich-ard KlinR, second vice presi-dent of budget and financeMrs. Olen Pryor. third vicepresident in charge of mem-bership: Mrs. Robert Garrison £",.t pi«\ and press book contests) l™"\ h l s n e w P S t B b | |sh- Plans were made u»

*5if. |nctlvely. juiHiuiin 'uiwraeetlnu

Winners will compete at theannual convention May 9-12. atAtlantic City. Delegates are

v' Mis Wilmcr K. Allebach, presl-dent and Mrs. Robert Masce-nik alternates Mrs. Leo E.mnke and Mrs. Robert Bru-

A veteranMr. Bokor

ran Mr resfde

World War II, 20. In addition to iMldes with his wife program, members \MI:

and family in Colonla. Pinky, the Puppet

In

A Kiand opening sale Is no*'! Discussions weir lii idspring fashion show „ •April 29 at Bel Alre ,,.'

Bor's I)o«'i B»«t Friend Art Show April 27-3(1 ,,•Every boy fei'ls he should Auditorium In the hc iv i !

A drama festival will be heldjhavc * dog nnd also a mother . ~Satuidav at Paper Mill Play-!to see that It -eta fed regularly.1 Encyclopedia Brlta.,,,,,

NAME NEW SLATEAVENEL — Election of new

officers by the Ladles Auxiliaryof Avenel Post, V.F.W., was an-nounced as follows: Mrs. Doro-thy Barber, president; Mrs,James Hendley, senior vicepresident: Mrs. George Gassa-

! Hmcrelt ^ ««. X A l S. Theological Seminary, qxnklnR Ca\mnrv, chairman: annual! The problem of traffic in the

n "Th G o l According t

Rev. Robert A. Bonhamjnlng at 10 A. M. iWednesday at 8 P. M. with Rev. cogan presiding |brary and the purchase of anwill preach on Your Upper] M r s Eii7,9bet,h Jumper and Robert E; Sanders, assistant to A sofil,i w l l l b r h o l d a t The ior«an for .the kindergnrten

... IvirSt v t i o i l a OH« n i w n e **M Lllr tj]PSiQt lii (11 ̂ * 1 l lHXion HilifTP^t Atinl R wi th AlHprtTOOm.u to .J.JO F . M. tne cnuien win p o i n t e d t 0 t i i ebe open for prayer and medi-tation with the ministers al-ternately leading with medi-tations and prayers. On GoodFriday evening Rev. Dr. Mac-Kenzie will preach on the topic

area was discussedInn. April 1. with Mae Mahon, Suggestieas were made to make

Street: M r s - ' Palm Sunday morning wor- chairman: a mystery bus ride Woodbrldge Avenue one way50 McQuire S ] , i p w i l l n(, a | n:00 and War- .July Is. Henry Kennedy, chair- with parking only on one side

Anyone interested in joining'on "The Gospel According to E a s t e r (1Rtt l u m , a , M f t p l e Tree schoolmay write Mrs. Mildred Sulll-,Judas'.van, 13 WinterEdna Hansen,Street: or Mrs. Katherlne Toth,18 East Oak Street, Cjrteret.

SPECIAL MEETINGCOLONIA—Edward J. Small,

louse, Millburn. to benefit the•**Vdiama scholarship fund at.- ' Douglass College. Ticket* may

' " be obtained from Mrs. Hrehus.A tour of the Flemington

jlass factory is scheduled forApril 13 by Americnn Homej'Department.

Dr. William M Lichtmanwill speak when the groupmeets Tuesday. 8 P. M at Ave-

—The Hartford Courant Compton concern.

GAY COSTI'ME. Oail> Kd-wardian and chnck full nffun Is this yellow sail-cloth beach jacket by Pem-broke Squires of Cabana. Mpl pr,.SDyterifln ChurchLlnlne and ruffles arc white

terry cloth.

wick Felton, tenor soloist will man: clul) picnic August 5 at during school hours and to

president of Colonia c i t l z e n s tomorrowClub, announced a special . | i u r c nmeeting will be heW_at the w n i o r ch^"^""^^©.home of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow

ship "Ride on. Ride on". The Avenel Piu-k with Henry Nel- post signs in the area reducingcombined choirs will sing, son, chairman. speed. It was decided to request

"Jesus Christ, Triumphant". T h p c h l b p | i , d ( t f d j ( s s u p p o r t the Woodbridge police depart-

The junior choir will rehearse to Joseph Manzionp. Third m e i l t t 0 s u r v e y t n e situation

InstallationPlanned April lii

WOODBRIDGE — Joint in-

home of a T h e c o m m , i n i c a T l t s c l a s s w inRossi, 92 Maple Street, flatur- m e e t S a t u r d f l v a t 10 A M. in

7:30 in the ward candidate for Town a n d t a k p corrective measures, sliillation of Woodhndne VFW Or ( i ( i ( ) fi4sanctuary and thr Committeeman, and to Walter Mrs. Kelly, principal, an- p o s t an

l|llCS Add ZestIn Boys' Wear

,.,,,„• nflris new zrst to little!

, , ,.|otMM* for sprlnfl ' 6 1 j

•' m,-Kht fabrics, rsprclnllyj

; ] i ; 1 | 1 ,k ( , r or the

d

„ imti toward the Ivy/u , , ,u n l i shmildrr. There

\ui!-sicds, worsted blends.I,,|,'.n,|s nnd nll-wnol (tab-(

while llSlitwWit cot-mis lor* innfler Easter.1

.,,,.s sn>n here Include

| | I l l ,,iivr, uruy, black, tmdmmpoiin^, In solid*,

,, uirn pin Ids, checks.,•,] ni]-wof)| blnzers top tlie' .! ' i .icki'l l ist, in Olive, b l u e

|l l|Mv. Mndriifi Influenre,, piuld*. cherks. stripes

:\ Imtiks show nil. The. . |IIMIS ciiiit is n e w s ,

,, ,,„!;, ,• ii.uk innrks both.. jud M-panitP slacks.

i.ilirr fabric's for slacks.,;il)iii-(lincs, troplcnls. pol-] i-nilnns, rords, poplin. In1,1,1,-',;, hoiii'. olive, bluetii-ll«'S and plaids.

,,:i siiiit, for little boy*,: in 11 v.uirty of Ice crenn>',,.. «rll ns olive and gold.;,,,i,iii|]i:: process with

liinm turns virtually:cil)!-ic Into htshtwelRht,,, iii MVi;u' lor the boys.

• i:;:oii-i plnnnliifj (o iso-

Die NEW RECORDSn" *>"x (Th« Cat) Brown

coiri companies keephin! l |iK «nt the. vocals In Ur«e

oUirymuirtbew^rKi•v"" though the writer prefers1

Mst(;"nhlo music by R Mr.nnle:"nl"";lla-!"'re are some ot the"™fl^ vonni ulbums. which will

•'Weal to various groups of

«o .Utam*nd.Js; . u > Hawaii™ music

:llv '•"'"• lining and his group"'"I recorded in Hawaii. A new

A'"1"! nlbnm Is Decca> Car»l•B«rnrtl. This younK lady *lnR3»'"* Atop,,,,, f r o m Broadway

departi f Hshows

•Stereo.

, f r o m Broadway

departing from Her

us a laugh-getter

Paired for juniors In match-ing print art brief, collarle**Jacket, boldly buttoned offcrnOd, and film iklrt. In(one Cnt'nTlax fabric.

Sherwood has pro-i with another stnreo

,'; lhlim- 11» the youngest of five

strain, tension and fatigueafTect different people differentways. Some have Indigestion ata result some Irritation Of thebladder; some leg ache; gomeback ache and others head-ache. Many more are hit at theback of the neck.

It Is best to know1 how youare affected. This Knowledge ofyour physical self will save youa lot of trouble and worry. It

•miiy well add years to your life.[Many people who are In poorllimlth during middle life liveto a vital old age by adoptinga dally routine especially suit-•d to them. j

Even though you may haveueneral good health,, there areprobably several little thingsabout your physical Individual-ity that you would be wise to1

remember, There are many;people with good digestion as a

Irulc, but who know that cer-tain foods wlii disagree withthem, Most people find it al-most impossible to digest foodeaten In an atmosphere of un-happlnesi or friction. I

You have probably foundthat if you are in the hot sun

cookies through the open toptalf while keeping the dog inwith the bottom shut.

Mrs. Qabriele resides at 54husbandi

jn, BettyJane, 14, Scott, 10, and Patricia

|Dlane, 1.The serious side of Barbara

Oabrlele is shown In her dedi-cation as a member of the Co-lonla Chapter of the DeborahLeague, sponsors of hospitaltreatment for tubercular andopen-heart surgery patients. Atpresent she is financial secre-tary, but Is a diligent worker onevery committee. As chairman

[children, was seriously injuredIn November when she wasstruck by a car while crossing

I Lake Avenue, and ipent manyn bed. Today the smiling,fed, blonde has only faint

scars to remind her of herexperience.

Accompanying Heidi in tra-ditional Swiss costumes of"Lederhosen", or leather pantsand tyrolean hats, were ThomasKarchefsky, 7, the oldest of

j three brothers who reside withtheir parents. Mr. and Mrs. c .A. Karchefsky, 102 CameoPlace, and Douglas Merkler, 8,the oldest of four brothers andson of Mr. and Mrs. Raymon

for a long tune you will developa headache. It may be that youdo not react well to a coldihower, that you get sinus-rouble if you swim In freshwater or any number ot otherthings.

It Is a wise person who heedsthese physical eccentricities.You will be adding comfort toyour life and may actually beadding to your life ipan.

Of the Kiddie Donor Dlnner.'Merkler, 102 Westminster Road

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Wedding FashionsFollow Traditionfn Opulent Ways

Current bridal collections ofcfcr an ml Icing selection for thespring bride

Traditional elfRnnce is re*I allied, along with the »lr otnew fashion. Fabrics af« lux*minus — lare organza, taffetfrchiffon, tulle, prau de sole andsilks of all kinds - and styHnjIs dramatic.

Sheaths and gown* Withhoiiffnnt or bell-shaped Skirtstnk" swcepinij trains, some otwhich are removable. In fact,the convertible aspect ofilins dfesses Is notable, niniinv suitable for a grand•is well as a wedding.

A lnce train, for instance, Isremovable to become a cape. A'.leaded bolero comrs Off toshow a bended bodice.

Fashion notes Include ttjedetachable tunic. Back interestfor another gown Is developedthrniiRh a fashionable cowlneckline, hlchlighted by a Silk

cabbage rose.

Sleevelets dreii In prints hassolid oolor cummerbund ef-fect, draped neckline, but-toned-plunge back, By OlefCasslnl; "Eterglue" cotton.

C. B. S, will reduce numberof television specials.

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TAGE EIGHT

Blue-Gold FeteProves Success

kShLIN ~- The annual Blueand Gold ninner of Cub Fuck!

:!•)»s held BI CrnnwcKid Inn.(.iiii held, with Cubmastcr Bi n-.son H.ilch nnd Assistant Cub-ina.-t-1 Hobi-it Kidd in chiiiueiisMi-led by the pack committee;MicliM'1! I ia/ui . Raymond Lyons.Ciiny Hi! and Jack Lyon.v

I), n i> was awardrd the IKMI-

01 I M I flag for its outstandingi-eniei piece. Rcconmtum iindtliii!iks weie extruded to M'^Ami .lohiisoti. L. L, Hellrn •..' I.Aiifln'W Horvath, Frank .IKIHI-snn atid Tlioma.s Doniunii

Achievement :u\;nd> ' n cpirs'-nied to Matthew Pi lle-(iiiii), Michael Mmim. Kourrt.loliimiiiii. James . Kit. HumidPicir, . Thomas 'Donnelly, Kd-,vanl Uicomski, Patrick Cully.GUM Kennedy, John Lynn:,.Mieliai-1 S n . v d c i , Raymondl.vnus, Jatnc.s Lyons. RichardGi-rnty. Gary Uhrlass, WilliamBenin. D e n n i s McKemiit,G r e g o r y T'lnmova, Wolf'ibadnes. Wio Pirce. RobertKennedy, Robcri Kidd. Greg-ory Fuchs. Michael Knox, Don-;aid Odegard. Stephen Donnel-ly. Joseph Cipalla. Gary Hoz-empa. Gary Lenz. Keith Dona-hue. Bear daue. fc'imciic Don-nelly.- Robeit Tucker. Lionbnrii;e Robeit johmann. JamesRij, Harold Pierce, ThomasDonnelly, Gregory Gen?.. Jer-jry Rij, Fred Kidd. Michael La-1

liiir, Martin Lillis. NicholasPartenope, Dennis Balch, Jo-seph Hoydis, Victor Burlseh,1

Kenneth Wajuk. Edward Cur-tis, Dennis Wojcik, Harold.Pioree, Henry Koehler, Thomas1

Lenz, K e n n e t h Luinuillmi/,,,Keith Balch. Larry MeKoskicjArrow points Michael Lazur.iMichael Mauro, Edward Cur-tis, Wayne Price, Harold Pierce,Denner's stripes; David Ciirey,den chief cords.

Fiftieth anniversary awards:Glenn Davis and Bruce Davis;•Service stars: Jack Re.setei1,Craig Van Blarcum, AlfredHellrieficl. Robert Rosemim,Jack Schmudt. Mrs. FlorenceKelly, Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly.Mrs, Marnaivt Lilli.s. Hobcastinducted were Noel Tenanovaand Michael Genity.

Toppers Look NewIn Lengths, Styles

New fashion significance this ,season goes to the topper. Al-1 yways a basic in most spring^wardrobes, now the short top- ^per is making news, too.

First of all, it's shorter — hiplength or above. Along with theni w length noes new styling,which carries out such springthemes as the no-collar cardi-

Democratic ClubTo Aid Library

I8KUN — A? a meeting ofthe Iselin Democratic Club.Mrs, John Pannone, chairman,

loiuued plans for a cardparty May 12 at the GreenStreet Ftrehouse for the bene-fit nf the Iselin library Fund,

Donations were made to the-Cercbrnl Palsy Fund, School 18PTO for an ad in connectionwith their show.

Members were urged to at-tend the Iselin Theatre Aprilin to see Danny Kaye in "CourtJester." proceeds for St. Cecel-m's Cub Scouts.

Freeholds William Warren.Commltteemen Thomas Cos-tello arid Robert Jacks, andDr. Ralph Barone, Dernpcratlccandidate in the Fourth Ward,were present.

PRESTO: Harold MHtincr. salesman for (utnininss Landau Marhinrr.v. Inc.. shows Tnl W11U, proprietor of Ted's TailorShop, n 'c jrren Street, Wodrtbriik'e and an cmplnvie him the ncn 1>-in^tnllrtl Miracle Cleaner beautifully Cleans deli-cate fabrics. In the background to the rinht i;m l>r sen thr old miicliine. Mr. Wilk said the new machine Is (ully

automatic and will greally ineieiisc the produetiiin ami (|iiality of his work.

PTO 21 to NameSlate in April

COLONIA—The nominating:ommittee of PTO School 21las submitted a slate for elec-

FUI.L STEAM AIIKAU: Shown here is the pn-ssiriR department at, Ted's Tailor Shop, 17Green Street, Woodbridce. Ted Wilk, proprietor, is pietureil at left supervising threeof his pressers finishing work just removed from the firm's nrW miracle cleaning machine

installed this week. Adv.

AVENEL PERSONALSMRS. (MARTIN GUT0WSR1

14 George Street, AvenelME 4-0951

— Open house was held byKan neckline, shortened sleeves Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie. Eidson,

Burnett Street, Sunday in hon-or of the christening of their!June, and brother, Bruce.

11, Mark. The infant was! — John Wnverczak, Meinzer.

and color a-plenty.

CARRY ENVELOPESUnderarm handbags in elon-,ch|1 's* Dl"'in textured fabrics and bright!C n a r l t ' s s - MacKenzie.slraus Pink, orange turquoise - M r s - J o s e P h Wnkitsch,and green are among the col- Kemsen Avenue, Mrs. Russell

nelly and son, Eddie; Mr. andMrs. Albert McKee, Staten Is-land;- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mc-Kee, Jr., and children, Scottand Caryl, Trenton; MisB JudyLyons and the child's sister,

Comfort, too,J Shares Plans

For New Furs

itieet, was elected commander

ors frequently seen.

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Prospect Avenue; Mrs.-;William McCarthy, Woodruff

!Avenue; Mrs. Harry O'Connell,'prospect Avenue attended a St.JHutrick's Day curd party andj fashion show at the Ellzabeth-iCarteret Hotel, Elizabeth. The

ffair, held Friday, wns spon-mred by the Bender Memorial\cademy Mothers Club.

— Ronnie Brian McKee, sonf Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McKee,

Dartmouth Avenue, celebratedas second birthday Sundayrui'Kts were Mrs. John Donnel-

ly, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Don-nelly, Mr. and Mrs. David Don-

Street.— Airman John Fletcher,

ion of Mr. and Mrs. JohnHetcher, Commercial Avenue,lia;. been assigned to the 3790th ,,a i ) e s o r "hut-me" smallerStudent Squadron. His new ad-! s t o I e s w i t h c a p i . l e t b a c k s a r edressis: A 3 / C J o h n H . Fletch-|U e a l f o r s l i m 0 , f u l , s k k t ser, Jr., AF 12607533, 3790th! Jnck t ! t s a r e s e e n i n m a e a tStudent Squadron A.T.C.. Box tengUls b e c a u s e I n a n y d e s i g .

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Easter Special!!

3 ROLLS OFBLACK & WHITE FILM

98<PUBL1X PHARMACY!!1 Main St.. Wdodbriilirf

Furs in a variety of pelts, silhouettes and lengths are moriire

ofthan just t^e dictates of fashion for spring. They are designed with an eye to wearinicomfort as well as elegance.

if the V.F.W. Post 4410, Wood-j Dramatic, or small and vers<M'idfe. He will be installed withjatile, are scai-ves, ascots, mile,he other officers April 8 at 8 long boas and stoles, but th'. M. at the post home, Pearl newest trend is for short fur

Post to TakePart in TourneyCOLONIA — Eight members

of the Colonia Memorial VFW,Post will participate In the an-:nual Doubles Bowling Tourna-,ment Saturday, with UnionCity VFW Post as host

Partners include George Quil-;len and Philip Singalewitch,Roy Stevens and Thomas Don-oghue. Carl Fabio and E. Hour-ihan, and Francis Donoghueand Leo Arsenault.

Nominating committee chair-tions in April, Mrs. Thomasl m a n steven Pryzlakowski, sub-Loomls, chairman, announced.!raitted a slate to be voted on

Mrs. Arnold Lada and Wi l - | t o n l g ] ) t : Walter Palmer, com-liam Sohlnki were entered for | m a n d P r ; p a U] Bongard. seniorpresident; Mrs. Francis Kodilla v i c e c o m m a n d e r ; R a y m o n d

Orchestra PlaysAt 'Open House"OOLONIA - School ;» •

lustra played at P T A C.louse this week with F,.(1(JI"Morris, music instructs !mi the :ts student*. ""-I

Mr Morris comment,!.,]he musicians

•iipiihle milt. So*lo8Aw'crr"'!flly|•d by Daniel Kline, m.Ai • I.si, and Robert Coyne f'.,,"

Mrs. Russell Buehaniu,ident. announced ele(i,n

,.,!constitiuo, ' I

iifllcers will tftke placr 1,Edwai-d T|,v

"Mrs.

•liairinan, of the•nminittec. Mm. Thaler ,lehievemcnt chairmaii ;n:ortcd two prizes for Yii,axtli Kiade Arbor Day ,The' Value of Trees to:ind." will be awarded

L e o n a r d Fischer•ha!nnan, noted n,,fair will be May 6 bei-im11 A. M.

Hostesses Wen- Mi iTiliet and Mrs. Abnih:,,,.itis.

Ht's hoplnif h«r purse holds riniiigti for ii-t" cr.'ain. B» usharr good fashinn, thp younj: man in tuilored coat »ndmaiehing hat. the yomiR lady in coat with Pfler Pan collarraglan sleeves (tiithfrrd at wrist, and >«>krd front. Coafts,

in Amfrican woolens: Chip & Twites, Helen Le«.

Cubs to VisilMilitary Sites!

*nd Francis Donahue, firstice president: Mrs. Boyd Hen-

Hughes, junior vice comman-der: Francis Donoghue, quart-

y and Mrs. Gerald Stenach, 1 c r m a s t e r pranlc White, postsecond vice president; Mrs . i a d v o c a t e ; prederlck Langen-yorman Saunders and Mrs d o r f B U r g e o n ; and SamuelCharles Amman, third vice J o n e ' s c h a p i a in .president; Mrs. Raymond Untz I n s t a i i a t lon will be April 15recording secretary; Mrs. Mi- |8 t w h i c h t i m e t h e u^^gg A u x .chad Robin, corresponding sec - j l i a w i U flUo h o l d i t s i n s t a i l a .retary; and Mrs. George Dam-L- »sky and Eli Gilbert, treasurer. p l f t n s ftre M formulated

Books on scouting were pie- j Bxmnie ^ t 0sented to Frederick Geoffrey. m p p t flt t h f t h o m eprincipal, by Troops , t . . . . A u x l l i a n . ftnd y p w m m b e r sand 163 to mark Girl Scout e n t e r U l m . d p f l t l e i , t s a t w

\ HosDital Martii 2 »t cardA square dance May 6 m the J ;

school's all-purpose room was B

announced by Mi's.program chairman.

Arman,

Pupils on TripTo Washington

ISELIN — Eighth graders atSt. Cecelia's Parochial Schoolleft yesterday with chaperonesfor the annual trip to Wash- |ington and will return tomor-1

niltteeniftn "David. Miller and row night, Mrs. Richard Sln-iW a r d Chairman Frederrckjnott, president of the PTA an- _

Miller, MilesAddress G.O.P.

COLONIA — Progress andcampaign plans were amongthe topics-discussed by Com-

ISELIN-The lend.;Pnck 48 met at the : ;Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 >.- ,"Wood Avenue, to disr,to West Point and (\,::imer.

M r s . Os .wi i fo r ! . ,,;•.

rs service as dondi'ivd her resiKniiUn: .

w a s a c c e p t e d . M i s w

U l n c k wil l be new d>:. •.

T i n - c o m m i t t e e ix i

a p p r e c i a t i o n a n d th,,; .,

t h o s e w h o p a t i i i i n / r i ;

H n s i r r r a n d y s a l e i ; ,

uliir pack mwtiiiK ••.held tonight at School i

Members of Den 3 ut;>i.leadership of Mrs, ,vliccs, visited the switc!111 Metuchen operated ij1

Ilrli-n Turbftt for the I1,:vania Railroad. The cun

ti'd the Boy Seoul :.:in the Buy Scout .%.•.•,liilidquarteis, New H:1,.. ..Al tending were Robes 1 .\,\,..on. Ijouis Barbatu, Y:xii.ii'bato. Wayne C'n:,.::1

Kevin and Robert Gt:..i.Thomas Rees, Anistasiii.- i.dorocopoulous. i\lrs, Juh:fenhardt. and Mr. mui :Georce Albertson.

1. :

Photogenic note for the cam-era - and fashioned - mindedyoung miss is glen plaid woolchesterfield with velvet col-

b a c k ^ R y

Miles when1.{tepubllcaniVFW Hall.

Inman Avenue nounced at a meeting,met at the plans are underway for *\Dtince Set OS Part

PTA dance, April 8. Mrs. Sin-'

Sheared, natural Alaska furseal appears in a croppedjacket with mink trim. Byl.evianl in Lakoda-Fouke-Shejred Alaska Fur Seal.

New Version

History 1 eacher —

Auxiliary CelebritiesAnniversary April I

-| ISELIN — Plans for t,:i 1janniversai? party Apal s '.<'discussed by the Ladies A:

of Iselin Firer YY nau.' \fiA uaiiit*, Atirn e. mit. oui-; ^ , w«ii p • " » " " ' *n«i.iici — -VL>iliary 01 lseim file UiMr. Millpr spok.e on progressjnott commended Sister. Maryj Uf - ' " " ' f r Campaign Sopholess. who was it that rol-jwhen the group met la.-

made by tbe Republican organ-Joseph, principal for enriching1 COLONIA — Friends of l o w c d K i l l g Edward VI, ofteation in the past two yearsjthe school's curriculum by the!Committee-man David Miller,;England?With "particular emphasis on!broadcast« of "Music of Many j who is seeking reelection in the] M r - Sopholess—Queen Mary.benefits derived in Colonia. Mr. Nations" and for using educa- Fifth Ward, will be honored at; Teacher—And who followed

O I Iat the Green .Street F;:>:-.Other activities plani.ui ni

pieces in capes, boleros andjackets, for day or evening

wear.

Little formal jackets and

Miller, who is seeking reelec-;tional films in instruction,tion in the Fifth Ward, also! Bert Murray, a memberoutlined Township Committeeplans.

a "Dance with Dave" Tuesday Mary?of at American Legion Hall, Rah-, Mr. Sopholess

the Citizen's Committee for way. lamb.Clean Literature, explained his! it will be the first of a series.

a teen-age dance April ~ <Mrs. John Ott and Mr.-- H••:••Osborn, hostesses, and :. !'•'"Hy speaking, the furEinma Snow and Mrs. A i , n . eullections stress furs l.n ut-Smitli, both widows are ^ ' " I O M luxury and lasting (harm.able1 to visit more than thn-e'""'s s o durable m their designor lour times a year, but. U ! k l l i a t l l u ' y w l " IU)l b e ! i m i t P ( i t 0

daily over the telephone.

They were bornsln Humboldt.Tenn., and came to Faulknercountry with their pioneer par-ents in 1867.

mathematics field.

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behind the drone.—Labor.

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t COKSAGES• BOUQUETS

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We have cards juit riftatfor everyone on your Etw-ter l i s t . . . from beautifulspiritual m t a n f e i to thegayest of Easter bunnyand egg m e t Ings for theyoungsters.

STORE HOURS:

Open Daily

» A.M. to 8 P.M.

Friday 9 A.M. to » P M.

Blocks West of Borough Hall)

GODENY'S SALE'61 CHEVROLET

2-door, new ...

'61 CHEVROLET4-tioor, new

'60 CHEVROLET PurkwoodStjatlon Wagon. Hew.

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Above new car* liinmeilia'te d«liv-

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TOTH PHOTO SHOP"Serving RttidenU of ( i r l t r r t Since 194

biliary MakesBreakfast Plans

NCi Mispirsidod nt a

.iutl" AuxiliaryFire Com-

II,,,

fdinplclrd for the, i n m l , , l communion' l i will l)o hold

,r Sunday. The

,,l niixi • membersrt, In full

' . ' . v m ' l l i thr church1

v :11 jiiicnd the 1 A.M.v's Church.

H , | ,M , is chairman of, ,n,n,j,iii breakfast and."', [• |!:ii'l)iitn c o - d i n l r -

, ;.1|)iri,Kfiist committee;. .,, (i 4;, p. NT, Satur-

,;••„ rhnv'h linll.

• •M!ii\rv will sponsor a,!," s;,t.;rr!;.y. April 22,

1 |. M in tin' fire house.I!I(,MI .mil Mrs Gnbrlel

,'. ,| ., .n up co-chairmnn.=;.,!,!, time H ^'G»«*m «•»» *vt, uitwocw N

U.COKAT.U WE.. .

Hardware, St. George

w ^ i7—n, """1"1" l su " ' | m " ' l " : i u l e ">miaanon upon tains, ana in our rivers -thoi Lire was a lot more relaxed^ b r l d w f ^ T S h o p «"«l|Whlrh defense of freedom rests, resources on which the streiwthjwhen we heard more about the

T t h C i ThC PrPSldeilt SaM that o n c e l ° f Our land and our "rol3lc u'-!conga and less about the Cong0'M i ^ w f ^ T Shop «"«ll^T thC afiain (here Is need to "calltimately depends." —The. Chicago Tribune

FREE! 100ixGREEN STAMPS!In addition to your regular stamps

with purchase of $10 or moreand coupon at right.

WHOLELancaster Brand 11 Carve Oven Ready isr Cuti High«r

Rib Roast 69°Lancaster Brand Boneless

Chuck Roast 79

CUT-UP ib 33c

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Beef LiverLANCASTER BRAND

Sliced Bacon X

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lb

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LEMONSl 6*25*Frozen Fish

Large S h r i m p s ,^' fc 89<Large Smelts *•* fc 19=Swordfish Steak aw lb 75C

Velveeta 2 £79'

Roman frozen SpecialsRoman Ravioli M«"a

Roman Ma^iicottiRoman CavatelliRoman PizzaRoman Ravioli cl-«

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4

PAGE TEN

Crow's N d ' A v f n f l K n i ? h t sHold 2nd Degree

The instltuMnn-al Pi cnnrl Decree for St An-rlr^n Council. Knights of Cn-liimlius wns hrlri al Middlesexrmincil. Wondbl'idpe, by thrlitter's decree trnm. Tlmsr

At the Typewriter: vllf> '""^ f>prnnd decrees were:Tins wrek nlone 1 have hrcn R ( n Armand Pedata An-

hinnled four minien«rnpried l h"nV Graham. George Mroz.?lvr | , ooiitfllninii -cracks" William Iseahy. Charles Pori-aljout President Kennedy mid >'•"«. l-eon Saner*. .Joseph Su-his fi'iinimi They are supposed '"?• diaries Masnrik. Williamto for funny, but'somehow they Hnuelmeyer. Richard Pryce,dn n,-i tieklf my funny bone, Michael Schneider, Jr.. AlbertM:iyb.- I have no sense Of^»

la«»t>'*1- Saivntore Granata,huiiiiir I nm not n Catholic,Robert Mllos, Jr.. Theodoreby ihewny, but to me rohaimi Is s k l , v 1 a t ' Hnm 'V Rl ' i ("o. Andrewn b 'iintlful thinp and I don't Kf l |>^ Alfred De Andre, Johnlike iinyone to br facetious Ai'mimr. Robert McLain. Jamesabout il I think those m l m e o - P o t u - J l imf M. At the "'• I1 M eputy Willia mBomon, Dis-doR, Rockey. • _ - ~ | Some of the casuals have - -.--' " - * " - " "•>-• '--.••.««'" »«Hi When Rickey saw a heavy .VISITORS - CREDENTIALS ! thicker heels-in fact that type 69.151 fans to each of its four suracal patient lit the Perth

i all- Amboy General Hospital. U ie-vd. cotiperatinti i\t her home

this ffemiiR at 7:30 o'clock.—The choirs of St. John's

Church will rehearse in thechurch Lo-nipht at fi:30 o'clock

Michigan State 's I960 foot- —Mrs. William Drost. Hol-11 team drew an averacr of ton Street, who has been a

llr.mlilul

, . , „ .,, i l , , in MI pni i ir: im

. , „ , , ! i,, |;,i W o o d b r i i l n e -

, | . . , . | , , n .1 .mi . i . -v l sh Pdiu'ii-

C i ' i M i i l t l e '

i : , . , , ' i . i i r - i i i > i r i p i s t h e H i i l h o r

,,, " i V . :,i I'." J-'Wd' B e l l e v i1 " '

.A h l h ;,,„„,„,.(i MI Life manH-.ni'

•V, inr.ul i in •! the CVlill'Hl.s on Ixhalf of the StratumBill.

Rabbi Bernstein received de-itrees from Syracuse Universityand the Jewish Institute of Re-ligion. He siuclled. at ColumbiaUniversity. Cambridge Univer-sity, and the Hebrew Universityin Jerusalem

Stale CouncilorTo Visit \A)\\^

AVI' .NKl , - Thr i .n, , . , , ,

ill M r s . WHII'-I- W

Iiitc c o u n c i l o r , tu IS, .

Dmmli ie is ot tj iv i i ' , |> ,ft w J< iM'.v Olll l ieil \ , ,us HllllUUlU'l'd I'I in

.-ii'llllOl 4 Hiltlltl)|||,ti,

c i innnltee nii>| T I H A I ;

pluns.

Morse \ 1 ;i ierl te BHrkclt'w iinri h,,-

rs ( o r t h e evenl im •] h , ,••, i"

ifi W H S di'Hped . in irn n

M i s . J o s e p h ChlDpnni, i

Hpi'ncer Oreen wn> ,, .•d with ft past coiiiinln- ., ,,by Charles Sieswli. n : , .,,.'hour marked a celi-bi-.t: ,,.St Patrick's Day and Hi. i, ...day of Mfg. Waterhou.. s,rinl award winners \u r . •'•otis S^arii, Mrs. John MMrs. Qreen and Mr s ,The n^xt meeting will i,, v ,7.

auZna^werc'^'^oVded "at ' r l c t **fy {°(hn^1;"ie!U ?nd',

Township meeting. I don'tknow whether it frightened thr o l K l a " u

folks, but not too many got, up,,to speak even though the as-,sembly room was crowded. It

M j c h f t c , e- rail about to fall from the hay-on hi

V WITH THErucs011 ' Arlz- ~ T w o y e a r "

his pet doe below, he threwhimself against the rail.

Westinchouse reports dip inprolits.

ROLLER SKATINGSPECIAL RATES m

GROUPSEvery Vl«hlExcept Monday7:30 to I t P M.85'

50Matlnt* tatnrl*;,Aundari * HolldM: p. M. to »r . M.

SOUTH AMBOY ARENASt*r tn i tt 6th, South Ambor

fort'iRii yimors with all pro-'the sports shoe and the onestocol. even iho.se who may comeiwith the baby Louis heel.

Rockey was unhurt but f r o m Ol| | (,r ^p!tc(, s a i d Angier This seasons shoes are in)iy room was uuwutu. iL,old B o b r > a r l l r i e t 0 1 1 w a s re-|young Rickey suffered two B ] d d k Duk,,- d l j p f o f p , .o t o c o i m a n y beautiful colors. Patentjust as well, because u was nAi.fori „ , « , „ „ f r n m h l r ) i n m o thl.ni,Qn „,.„,. lfoi. t h p D t , | ) ; 1 ) . ( m e n t of S l t t te_ (leather and bone are good and

•was

10:30 before the committee gotto "sood and welfare."

A Request:

ported missing from his home.jbroken amis.

iwith the boys. 'This Is So Sudden"Poliee ^cated little Bob sit-j Recipient of U'ap Year pro-

Protocol demands that anyofficial visitor from any coun-try here on earth or elsewhere

fabrics fashion many of therhore expensive makes,

As you undoubtedly know, t l n « o n ''B s | ° o 1 l n " t n v e r n ' ' p o s a l - I regret 1 cannot srveifirsl present his credentials,the Lions Club of Woodbridge d n n k i n £ B « l a s s o f v v a t e r a n d you an answer now. Gcrtrude.;These must be in acceptable

has as Its main project aid totalking with customers.

FORDSPLAYHOUSE

HI

, , , . . _ , , t u »' The bartender said B o bthe blind. This time, they must,seek outside help, as this J ° b ; t h e l o o lmust be done at a time when!.,the members are at work or on'their way to work. If you live;in vicinity of Fleetveood Drive,!Woodbridge, and make the 8:06A. M. train out. of Woodbridgeand take your car to the sta-tion, the Lions would like youto pick up a passenger, a sipht-l.'s-.s woman. She return!; on theS-02 train and would have to;he brought, home. If you can|h l;i out will you please callNat. Smith, ME 4-1056 . . .

Lust But ISot Least:Born at Perth Amboy Gen-

eral Hospital: Prom Port Read-lnc a son to Mr. and Mrs. Don-1aid Roxlau, 55 Birch Street. . .From Colonia. a son to Mr. andMrs. Joseph Wyzykowski, 53!)Chain O'Hills Road: a son toMr. and M,rs. James Sarkozyof 330 Middlesex Avenue. . . .From Fords, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs. John Czirjak, 80 Pit-man Avenue; a son to Mr. and^Mrs. Robert Latkovich, 21 Mer-idock Street; twins, a son and!a daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.1

John Henry, 45 FarmingdaleRoad; a daughter to Mr. andMrs. George Stead, 19 Louis;Street; a daughter to Mr.- andMrs. Arthur Schlosser. 31Hearthstone Avenue. . . . FromIselin, a daughter to Mr. andMrs. George McFadden, 138Bond Street; a son to Mr. andMrs. Walter Jankowski. 24Park Avenue; a son to Mr. andMrs. Robert Stavlck. 834 GreenStreet. . . . From Hopelawn, ason to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D.Amico, 142 Worden Avenue. , . .From Woodbridge, a son to Mr.and Mrs. Edward C. Dillon, 243South Park Drive; a son to Mr.nnri Mrs. George Reager, 182Rowland Place. . , . From Ave-

nel, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. .Manuel Cibrian, 197 Minna1—:Avenue.

Ask me again in 1964. order before the visitor and hisvisit can have official recogni-tion.

t e e AirlineIn formation.

Tickets ObtainedIt1!, more convenientwhen we make youireservation: yet itcoisu no more! Ac-tual tlclcet price is al!you pay Nn chargeTor OUT aervlc*.

LOUIS CSIPQ INC.COMPLETE TRAVIL SERVtCt(03 MflO[> ' , i PtPTH AMflOr b j

British and French plan moretrade talks.

GO TO LEE'S . . .OPEN EVERY NIGHT

TILL 9 O'CLOCKSaturday Till t

LEE'S HAT BAR$1 Miiin St,, Woodbrdige

TODAY THRi: SATURDAYMARCH 23-25

"THE MISFITS"With Clark Gable and

Marilyn Monrof"TANK COMMANDOS'

SATURDAY MATINEE"COLOSSUS OF N. Y.""TANK COMMANDOS'

SUNDAY THRU TLI'.SDAYMARCH 26-28

"The White Warriors"With Steve" Reeves

. CONSPIRACY OFHEARTS"

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29

"Hungarian Show"

VILLAGE INNHar & Restaurant2 Green St., Woodbridgi-

(Cor. Hal lway A i r . )

Our New

DINING ROOMIs Now

OPEN TO THE PUBLICServing Hot Luncheons and

Dinners Daily from U:00A. M, to Closiing Il2;45l

Sunday from 2:00 P. M. to

Closing (Midnightl

Authentic Neapolitan

Cuisinr

HOME-MADE SPAGHETTI.

Lasagna, Ravioli, P i m Pies,Hot or Cold Sandwiches

TAKE-OUT ORDERSCALL ME »-r:u

BREAKFAST,ri. DINNER

Served In Our DinerDaily Frjm 9:3» A. M.

ISELINTONIGHT THRU TUES,

> BIG COIOR HITS!!

"WHERE THEBOYS ARE"

Pius Walt Dhnpv').

"TEN WHO DARED"

STARTS WED., MARCH 29.luck LcmmnnIlickic Nelson

"WACKIEST SHIPIN THE ARMY"ANo Steve Reeves in

"WHITE WARRIOR"IN-CAB ELECTRIC HEATERSCH11.I1KEN UNDKR 12 FREE

RITZ Thealrrrarlcrel. N. J. K! I-SUM

NOW THRf TIKSIIW

"CAN CAN'" f | N C I V Will Not llf Shim II

Naiurilaj or Sunday M:Hinrc

"A Dog of Flanders"And Shorts Will Be Shown

Saturday & Sunday at 1 P.M.

WE11NFSIMV THRt S\T1 M M \Mll l l H 79 • XI'RII I

"Sword & t h e Dragon"Plus

"Brides of Dracula"I l l o t h In Colnr l

Sjicri.

Exclusive

andExclusively

NEWSFrom AO

the Community

Independent-LeaderEdison Township and Fords Beacon

Carteret Pressk Newspaper Dedicated to the BestInterests of the Residents ot the

Communities We Serve.

Sweetness and LightBy CHARLES E. GREGORY.

Illf proposal that Port Reading establish itsrllUiy. asidr and apart from Woodbridge

,,,lii|) ha* provided some convenient headlines,, lts slihmission has been the easiest part. Its

pi(th will, inevitably, br strewed withMull

ri1(- masoning which IPCI to the suggestion has..idrraiilrvalidity. We often have thought that• RradinR has been a most durable occupant,iM place on the list of areas designated fornu-ipal attention and improvement. For years,,isif> because of these and similar corwidpra-> that our newspapers urged approval of the.:,: di Education's plan to replace Port Reading's, ,-\r school with a new and adequate one. The. was approved by the electorate.

PAGE ELEVEN

Port Reading's apparent inclina-•* a! tlir moment, however, I think they must bevri to thr welfare of the entire community ofi; ii -in long ha.s been a part. Woodbridge

•• , hip has designed a program for the future—.(••.viipr disposal, incinerator needs, schools and.;sty—on the basis of Port Beading's tax pay-is helping to meet the cost of these necessities.

•viritmmts have been made to meet them. The/'e frightening bill will wait a quarter-centuryin paid.

' - : ' t

iiey which has been borrowed to meet thef rhrse requirements was to be repaid, in part,

lownship's income from Port Reading. The>t rate on bonds issued was calculated to aVant extent on the basis of the community's

IL; Port Reading's, within our boundaries.;i not for those industrial tax payments, wenut have been favored with the advantageous-i rates we have received.

born astonished that there seems to be.iiid fast boundary lines marking Portarea There are those who argue that itbv the lines which determine the area

:ui well by the Port Reading-fire com-iK-rs argue this is not the case—a.s didMin.s who commented that while he re-i;;it is known as Colonia, that thr Aveneltnicnt would answer an alarm in his'Kid, and not the Colonia fire department.ibndgp (ire departments—in enother for

"unced this morninR that al-' a 92 average and the nYlif l

( r o m s l d e w n l k s

"•• nominati f a ' h ° U B h thr c u r r t d i t ^ ^ " f tMitch

1'iiblirnn nomination for Oov-{n°«Rh the current drive to so-linality"and' gptierei"excellence!6''•ninr. nnmionc^ today the ap- l l c , 1 1 . f u n d s foi'the youtiR Fords'!,)f his huddle prayer and

WOODBRIDGE - An ordln-rrmoval of snowwithin 16 hours

after a storrri, wa»passed Tuesday by the Town.

Mr.

pointmrnt, of Ralph Kushtnsky'ftthlrta, Fords, and Mrs. Mollypresident of Junior chapman, Isdin, were accepted

and Intermediate Fellowship of members of visiting Home-New Dover Methodist Church maker Service Staff of Mid "at ceremonies this week. M-x County. Along with 20

Others elected are Leonard other area women, they suc-Jones. vice president; DonnU'cessfully completed 22 hours ofBrown, secretary; Frances La-.Homwnaker training in

ance with the Democratic mi-nority abstaining.

Committeeman Robert .Jack*

feel this hoy deservp.s to be re-warded. Without fanfare, hehas brought honor to our corn' .". A. ", ,"."" "V

c.e™;:siJ i r £ * » ™ vhichr°'-dinr'linnii...^,. hi i . l s drawn "leaves this committeeiimrnienry. his quiet, unnssum-!U(lhl(1

ini! personality is indeed re-'rrshlnii.

Thr Modreski family is notjn a position to be of any fin-ancial assistance, as there are

The ordinance empowers theDepartment of Public Works toremove snow and charge thecost to the property owner, Vi-olators will be fined $100 or

five other children; therefore,!, , l r t . ,„ rithr members of the Township!

preciatcd.The Committee, which will

be expanded In the next three

ap"!costello questioned the bill ofsale for the cars, which liststhe Township as owner. He said

Frederick Adams, John Mans-field, Julius Kollar, Herbert

jTownship "was renting the[cars not buying them."i Township Attorney Stewart

alSKAMAN JANET MAE MOYLEmareaux, treasurer, a îd Joan.course administered throtiKh FIRST IN CLASS: Sr.imanDamen, program chairman. I the Extension Division of Rut-j Janet Mae Mnylc, daueliter

Building fund projects and a " ( T S University, financed by the; of Mr. and Mrs Harold Moylespring trip to the American D i v i s i o " o f c l l l ' o n i c Nnes* Con-: 89 A temarle Road, (-oloma.Bible Society were planned by t m l o f N ™ i n ^ Department completed ten weeks of basic

of Health training at the Recruit-i s S ^ V ' S . u r i h ^ " . ; VWUW Homemaker service; Women, tlnited States Navalyounnster was slven a "talent" maintains an office in Middle-! rra.ninK (.enter,dollar to invest «>x G e n e r a l H o s P ' l a l - a n d ftn

MISS DOLORES (APBAROTO WED IN KAIL; Mr. andMrs, Jowph Mornblto, Wood-brldtr Avrnur. Isrlln, haveannounced the ennagrmtnt

A breakfast is scheduled forApril 6. 9:30 A. M., With Mrs.Robert Crosby mid Mrs. J. T.Mellor, hostesses.

The Women's Society of

Md., and was graduated dur-ine a military review heldMarch 11. DurinK the Rradu-

non-profit community agency] ation exercises, Janet re-which supplies homemaking a.s- ceived a certificate in recoit-

answering service in Perth Am-1boy General Hospital. It is a!

Windsor Lakis.°U t l ° " *

f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f obtainingmunicipal license platns andContributions to the Mod- , , T . .

I-PSH Fim^ /.̂ i, . . , , i t a x exemptions. Under the

of thrir dau«htrr, Dolores 'Christian Service will elert of-Dlone Capraro to Vincent A.(lloffre, son of Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Gloffre. Pearl Street,Woodbrid(e.

ifleers April 4. 8 P. M., at thechurch school building.

1 sistance in households tempo-1rarily under .stress due to Ill-ness and other emergency.

nition of her outstanding'scholastic achievements. Shegraduated first in class ofWAVES from all parts of thecountry. The Colonia WAVEis a graduate of Woodbridge.High School class of 'f>9. She

"Pennies for Sarawak,' a Slate of Officersnice project of Sundayi , . p ,„„,

Mi.i» Capraro is a uraduate [School children to help Filipino 3 " /r rropOSPU i i A w l l l s p f n d a ] 4 d a y l e a v e w i t h.annual demur luncheon is April »f Woodbridjtf Hl*h School 'missionaries, netted $125, it was1 WOODBRIDGE-The steer-' her family in Florida beforeII at the Hotel Astor. New and Trenton State College announced at a covered dishJnp committee for the proposed reporting to the Great Lakes

.York and will feature Ruth where ihe received the degree supper Sunday niRhL. PTA for Woodbridge High Naval Station where she willof Bachelor of Science in \ — *$ School met last week with Dr.! be trained as an ElectronicBusiness Education. She in at i / 4 . A . ,_ . _t |John P. Lozo, principal and Technician. She was enlisted

is npi uki-r and Lt'ille;UK>-'.IIIIS, riiti-ilttiiicr.

liic 1 a.sL I-AO (ilm.~i of theTott-un Film Festival will bt?:slni\in April 5 'The Enlertain-.i-r1 uncl April Jli 'The Worldof A|)uv Tickets are still avull-:uol>•; Mr.v Fred Kuufman is

Murmron. snf n « y i # # ' I ' / ulj"" ' "»•«. (JHUMIJIU ami lecnnician. hue was eiinsieri•ttendlnt RuUers yUaHel IS injured I Miss Mary Connolly, assistant- Ai the Perth Amboy Naval

In Route 1 Crash jprincipal.The proposed by-laws wereWOODBRIDGE - Four per-iprPS{,nle*d "t'o"the committee by

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Inivertit;, New Bruntwickand in a teacher of BusinessEducation at Edison High J D ,, , -Srhool * S0MS w e r e ' nJ u r e ( l Sunday when Mrs, Henry Weiman

Mr. C.loffre i, a (nd iu te a c f t r d r lv^Tn bJ, H e l e n , f B a r ; i A slate of officers was drawn;

of Woodbridxp High School lDUM0' 3 8 ' N e w Brunswick, went!Up by the nominating commit-jmMirr/ Names

Recruiting Station in JanuaryI960 by Torpedoman StephenPenik.

and attendedvmity. He isand supply technician forthe Department of Defense,St»te of New Jersey, In NewBruiuwick.

November 25 has been *rtas the wrddinr dale.

•put of control on Route 1,'tee and Will be presented at thejjumped the safety aisle andiflrst organization meeting April j

into a car operated by;27 at 8 P. M. at the hwh school.

•Jlease he continued, title revertsto the owners in 24 months a tthe expiration of the contract.

„ . , , , , . , J . i Mayor Frederick M. AdamsContributions received so far : j s a l d m e t o t h e c a r s is r , V P n

S5ll-()() to the Township as a com csyElks No. 2116 Youth Activity but the rental fU'm assumes re-

sponsibility for maintenanceand insurance.

Committeeman Robert Jacksasked what happens if a policecar is involved in an accidentand Purchasing Agent MichaelJ. Amodio said a rented policecar was "demolished in an ac-cident last week and it is notpoing to cost the Township apenny."

When the mayor called for aroll-call, the Republican ma-jority voted for the agreementand the Democrats voted a-gainst it.

Mrs. Frank Lattanzio, leaderof the opposition afjainst a low-cost housing project proposedfor Campbell and Mawbey

Royle atLeader, 18 Gn't.-n Street, Wood-bi idge.N. J.

ipp Committee

S31.S9William Warren Association.

$30.00Heards Square Syndicate.

$25.00Koppers Co., Inc.

SI 5.00White Birch Men's Club.

$10.00Harry Corasiti, Metro Motors

$6.00The Happy Baker.

$5.00Teds Tailor Shop, Mrs.,

Kushner. Harold Sandbeck. Ve-|!

nerus Tile, Booth Electric, Mol-i,nar Electric.

$2.00Walter Fee, Frit?. Van Dalen

iStreets, presented a petition

TheodoreRailway.

Foti. Wood Avenue",1

for abrasions and Benefit Card PartyPlanned by library

of Education today named an' D o n Springer, Brian Stevens,advisory committee ior its pro-!B a r b an* Graham, "It's My Pre.

t i " Rb ilacerations at the Penh Am-jboy General Hospital and thentransferred to St. Peter's Hos-I _,.pital, New Brunswick were Mrs.'Pm'chli-s(> of new and up to date j u m o r H i g l l gehooiBarbano and her 11-year-old inference books for school chil-ison, Peter. ' dren of all atjes, the

y i p !posed construction piofiram—:''0Bative" Robinson, John Du-new elementary schools in!sei'. Robert Muller, Lou the

P l bPORT READING — For the a n d

Kaplan reported an Ul-tra was held at the

turnip of Mrs C>iil Hutner.Mrs Walter Sliimunski. cducB-tiou chairman, reported on thet.vnmann tasi'.

Tin'- pronram was "The Priceis Rub! ' and an opportunitywas uivt-n to all to bid lorp;./r- Mrs Seymour Klepm-r | fiff-fi J'JJ•Aon Hie iirmid prize of up- ' • •• .

•liroximau-ly *W0 worth ol H\ t irst W anl ( nit Admitted for treatment in committee of the Port Reading1, ' C I " " O K ^ ' 3 ' D l " " E d 3 d•m.-r.-li«ndi>*. . VVOODBRIDOE' - Rocco N . ^ ^ h Amboy Gnural HoSpital,Free Public Library has Plan-' fc W o o d b r l d g ( , . ' M

Mi> Siunrod thanked her Vacca was endorsed as Demo-were Mr. Foti. who suffered;'^ a benefit card party April P r e d e r i c k M A d a m s E d w a r dc.miiiiiUT which included: Mrs. r r h t i c candidate in the First

Sl 'vt 'r '1 lacerations of the face;25 in St. Anthonys Church i ^ flnd w i l U a m S o h i l l k i iAl Ru'hman. Mrs. Kaufman. Ward at a special meeting of and' his passenger, Josephjbasement, 'Colonia- Murray Fleck Fords-Mrs. Hobi-rt Unldfarb, Mrs, t|1(. First Ward. Sixth District Quurino, 35, Rahway. multiple^ Tickets may be purchased'Norman Gardner, Menlo ParkKaplan, and Mrs. Perlmanannuunccd tin- proi!i'am

Barbershop, Mildred's Hut,/ir/l'/sorsJAnonymous.

WOODBRIDGE—The Boardl s l-»°

a y n!Woodbridge and Port Readiim•Plumber, Robert Campbell,

^ B l dof Woodbridtje'Bald Eagle. Anthony Giuffre,John Koper, Prank Shimpf,,

,s George Fisher, Black ISart, Al"'Williams.

Thief a Polite One;Writes Thank You

WOODBRIDGE — How bra-zen can you get?

A thief broke into the homeof Mrs. .Rose Breychcy, 24Drummond A v e n u e , Fords,stole $50 in cash and a wis twatch and then wrote "ThankYou" on a mirror with lipstick.

WOODBRIDGEman. Ward at a special meeting of a " d h i s passenger, JosephjDawment, 'Colonia; Murray FMrs, ,|1(. First Ward. Sixth District Quarino, 35, Rahway. multiple) Tickets may be Purchased,N o r m a n G a r d n e i .Sin- Democratic Club Monday. lacerations of the wrists, con-;from Mrs. Glen Hill, c h a u - m a n . ^ ^ ^ . M r K E u gf Robert M VOKBI is the o r - c l l s l o u a n d w n i P ln-s|1 o f t h e ] K I ' " 6 " 0 1 M r s W , K ' R d i d

j k k j i i h ffor

n*-xt month LS "Hue Faces of ^anization choice for the post. n e c k -Israel"-. Members who liavi: M,- va

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Editor and Publisher

ffa* la In"1"11"*milk, rarjimrtor S'i) aS20S21-21

$25

gressive Kioup in Port Headinghas seen the light and wish todo what we In the First Wardshould have done long ago.

As known by all, the bulk orcorporate taxes comes fromplants situated along theStaten Island Sound, likewisemost of this money is spent forthe improvement of other sec-tions of town. Port Keading

innd Sewaren have not receivedtheir proportionate share. If asproposed. Port Reading doesbecome incorporated, they shullbenefit creutly, especially Ifthey include Sewaren, as theyshould. Under this set-up, wlfcjiproper qualified leaders. 'Tort flndir.iis 1

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•Mrdlan wrfklyHl!!hlli:hts of today's survey.In this a r r» .

I hat In all but three

aiie weekly amount v. '.,residents in towns H;L,|with populations bn , , , .

1000-99,999 like New |;:West Oranur, Kay j ,West New York, I',,.,,Atlantic City, and I'ltu,;:!,

j Tills $30 medui, ;,-(weekly amount spnn :also hold true for |>,|Uic 21-29-year-old hi., ,,'those 45syears nnd oV. •-

| these groups set $30 ̂ •,dian average »eii;ispent for food and n,:

I This U one of a >,,•studies about co.st o::the state of New JIT*-, •,'for them In this i--.which presents the . ;,the New Jersey Poll , \

Under the Capitol DomeBy J . Joseph Gribbins

p y g |new center in beautiful Roosevelt Park iwhich ha? ̂ . o r 'g l n in

war cry of Highland clans willwhere the most modern facilities Will,be stressed In New Jersey'sGovernorship contest this year

when a dozen and a half can-didates take to the beer and

of rehabilitation because of l imi ta t ions! 1 ^^ bean circuit this spring.I In addition to "Regular Or-

be available. And those young peoplewho have been denied the opportunity

of space will find an open door. !igamzation Republicans' and

'Re^uiar Organization Demo-The reconstruction of these young-|"Reguiar Organization Demo-

crat" aspirants, the people of:

Motum" which means, accord-iother pledges "Prosper!iv Witl-ing to the more astute State Liberty." A man from Bayonne however, .sometiiing that works

jsef" should be a boroiiKh to be popvilalton Rroups examined In WASTE IN FI.Killr \ e a r ilmagmation converts them intoslogans are most stylish The ta?ged on the ballot as Just: O n e ol l h t ; elements is the a hous*-, store, robbers den ormost unusual is "Per inequalum!plain "Independent" while an- ^ t h « Commonwealth of fairyland,

, —— ! Pennsylvania will Increase gas-| All children like adult U»'~ :s,oline taxes from five to sevenLet them imaEinc tliemse..escents per Ballon effective AprU doing grown-up work. Give1 and many motorists living'them a bucket of *ati-r and nalong tiie eastern side of that paint brush and they will paintstate are expected to become for hours,gasoline customers in New Jer-j Some things you cansey where the tax will remainiabout for your yard arc:

Know Your RepresentativesThe best citizen is an active citizen, one who Is alert

and goe3 to the source to secure the best possible in-formation. The best representative Is one who cooperateswith his constituents and is ready and eager to receivetheir views.

Herewith are the names of your representatives. Keephi touch with them.

U. S. CongressSENATE

Senator Harrison A. Williams, Jr., (D), Senate OfficeBuilding, Washington, D. C. Home— Westfleld.

Senator Clifford P. Case , Senate OfBce Building.Washington 26, D. C. Home—345 Elm Avenue, Rahway

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESRepresentative Peter Prelinghuysen. Jr., (R). Fifth Con-

gressional District, House OfBce Building, Washing-ton 25, D. C. flome—Morrlstown,

State LegislatureSTATE SENATOR

John A. Lynch, New Brunswick

MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLYitorman Tanzman, Woodbridge,|J. Edward Crablel, Mllltowp

Joseph Doren, Dunellen

Board of Chosen FreeholdersKarl E. Metzger, President, Rutgers Dnlverslty, New

Brunswick,deorgi L. Burton, Jr.. 19 Agate Road, Lawrence Brook

Village, New Brunswick.Edythe S. McAndrews. New Brunswick.Joseph R. Costa, 123 Hillcrest Avenue, Edison.Thomas H. Lee, HO Front Street, South Plalnfleld,George Otlowski 541 Kennedy Street, Perth Amboy.William J. Warren, 875 Main Street. Fords.

Woodbridge Township CommitteeMAYOR—Frederick M. AjlanM, Colonla

FIRST WAREK-Charles Molnar, WoodbridgeMaynard Wlnatyn, Woodbridge

SECOND WARD—Joseph NemjyO, FordsLeon BlanctiMd, Fords

THIRD WARD—Robert Jack*, AvtnelJohn Hughes.Woodbrldge

FOURTH WARD-Thomaa J. Costello, Iselln J

m a n y years. B u t the re is to be now a j o n t n e November 7 general^ A Governorship candidate

sanctioned test of payHartford, Conn.

Regardless of how that test comesout, that is whettiexthe people like it,and whether it proves to be a profit-able economic operation or not, theissue is a broad one; which merits the;consideration of every thinking citizen.

So far—in the United States—theairwaves have been maintained on afree basis. That is to say that whateveris broadcast on stations licensed totransmit by the federal governmentcan be received by anyone who buys aradio, to receive the signals.

Not until now have we been facedwith the situation wherein the gov-ernment allows someone to charge fortransmitting a program over an FCC-licensed station. Because there are sofew good television channels, this willinevitably mean that in many casessome of the channels which would beotherwise broadcasting free programswould be broadcasting1 deliberatelyscrambled pictures — which viewerswould have to pay to unscramble.

tThe tremendou| pressure behind thp1

pay television m«(vement is easily un̂ jderstood by the fabulous profit poterttial. Suppose, for example,: that a concern could get twenty million set own-ers to pay $2.30 to watch a champion-ship heavyweight boxing match. Thatwould bring in $50,000,000—for theone show!

Figure what could be collefcted in aweek of programming and it will stag-ger the imagination. If sixty millionset owners averaged paying the tele-vision concerns seven dollars a weekeventually that would add up to atake approaching two billion dollar;a month! It would be the biggest busi-ness in the country.

Pay television advocates say if thesystem is not good the public will notsupport it. That _ not necessarily true.The public can be "cleaned" and is"taken" in many ways. The questionis whether to allow pay television toutilise the public's channels for closedtran«n_slon, for the purpose of en-abling some to profit thereby.

,$100,000,000 from this source The simplest are best.People in the 30-44-year-old'cuts and laceration.

think

David Nicola, IsellnWARD—John Evar^o, Colorlla

p i d T. Miller, (Jolonla.

Borough of CarteretMAYOR-Stephen 8_ba

•President of Borough Council—Walter Sulllvw

COUNCILMENThomas Mlllk ' Walter Sullivan•John Hutnlck John D'ZurlllaAlexander Such - Adwn flymbor_l

Township of EflsoiMAYOR—Anthony M, Yekpc—»

President or Council-Nell A. McDonaldCOUNCILMEN

William r. Ashton ' FTtn* I ifckMiBernard J. Dwyer Dr. WUll»m TotbWUllaaj N. Margoh» Walter a . Wood

at five cents per gallon.New York State has a six-

cent-per-gallon tax at the pres-i

ent time, and New York Cityadds one cent per gallon to thisamount because of a local salestax. Delaware has a flve-cent-per-gallon tax and Massachu-setts has a five and one-half-cent tax.

Last year, State tax officialsexpected to get $101,000,000from this source, but heavy!winter /snows which curtaileddriving; the recession; com-pact cars which use less gaso-,

'line; a'nd plg-a-back freight1

i which transports trucks to des-itlnations without using ga?o-ltnej combined to reduce thegasoline tax Income.

Levies on deisd oil used intrucks now remains at fivecents per gallon, the same asgasoline. But in other nearbystates, UMrmbrt \ew Vork »nd Amrrlran Stork K»iln

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TE1.I.S OK FROCKESS: I'iitrliia Maria (crnlcr, Coloniu, tells Marion (larrrtt (left) Cere-bral Palsy c amp.iun lr,idrr in Colonia and Throdurr Renda, Perth Amboy chairman, aboutthr procrr** ihr Lt nuking In Irarninj to walk. Tatty is onr of almost 200 handicappedchildren umlrr trratmrnt at the Perth Amboy Onter. The current appeal for $30,000 will

rutillmie through the remainedr of the month.

ScoutPlan Service ProjectISELIN—A community wn1-

,1a- project planned by OirlTroop 43 wns approved

p 43 Teenage ContestR o l l e r Skatillg PartyProject _ 2 . i Scheduled April 5t

For Slow Dance p ™ , - t s V V SI8EXIN — Mrs. Constant the Chain O'Hills Woman's

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Mrs JuliusMrs

iiiiiKiti, c i u e r t a t n -Kubrrt Herman,

•'""• ,™ *i r" ' by Uir Kiaaie Keep-Welt Camp, Shlvtliig. Cham OHills Woman's Club at the South Amboy,:n. iiiu. MIS ITS- ( i W M g m , o u m T < j wh,,n the Club teenage dance chairman,jSkatinu Arena from 7:30 until'* ' ,KirU nwt with Mr» William announced the slow dance con-, U P M . Mrs. Robert Deerln,MMAKIONFTTFS Uoerr, Weslbury Ko»d test will be held tomorrow chairman, announced tickets

- • - • • - • —• n ave been distributed to all

Musical ComedyPlanned by PTAISELIN — The original mus-

ical comedy, "Pari