1950-06-16

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a pubs*
of the ComsBpn Oouats*e
psace at aty Hall.
boro Baseball League at present
Joel Farker Jr. O. O. wuth six wins and a single loss
for a Ml average.
M, «tll hold A meeting this
The standing of the i—netntnc
In Christ Church Farof
John
fc ft at ToeienvtUe, at she
ft a
Be
afternoon, student* of
«Jsjntfe grade* of local pUbbooU
and St. Mary's school
the guests of the Roads
management m New
_j City: The utp was arranged
.-^JBJ the recreation department of
* ri **%# local Cttteni Dtsesjker Re.
Usf Committee, under the dlrecoT
James oobriynski.
.'IT 1 ""
itn. Lett* Nell and daughter
Lota Mod Mrs. Stanley 8telner,
are vacationing tn Florida.
SOUTH AJIIIOY A. A.
TOPS Df LsUGUl
HM South Amboy A A occupy
the top spot in the inter,
am* is as follows:
H.A.A.C I I AS
ihamtown A A ft I .500
•fllMown A A, S | JT5
1 i .175
s (So. River) I 6 J33
*
and l*s. Harold T. FUof
30* Main Street, are theOOIZ)6pot
of a f Irl bom reoenUr
FOfcSAUE
at tbe Soulx Amboy Memorial
Jesm and Bdward O'Brien, stuat
Seattle Univeraity are
the summer Taaasion
•ssslr parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Moard OtMen of David Street.
POr the benefit of the explo-
' skn fund of Christ Episcopal
' ' Church, a game social will Uke
In the Parish House on
evening. AIM 21, be-
'•BjDlnt at 8 P. M. Mrs. William
- liwHatu and Mrs. Lloyd Neiltopp
g#eoottialrmen of the committee
lira. WiBlam Duggan of Church
Street, sgawared on the "Chance
•_, Of a lifetime" program of radio
WJX jesteirtay sits
. In a plea for funds for to-
'" oat disaster rloUms.
it* ..
let. and Mrs. Russell Hahm.
•f t4S Mam Stre et, are the par.
«Qts of a daughter bom recently
St. Peter's Hospital in New
Mrs. Hahm is the
Helen Shuey of this city.
r* 1 An election of officers was the
a meeting of Star of
Jktal Farker Council of the
of America held at
Church parish house,
ntreah-
**-•-..#» -r •*
Xvelyn Miller Kardwick, la
Unas, telli of th« greatness of Botnaa
roads:
Oreat roadi the Romans bvftt mat
men might meet
And walls to keep strong men
apart, secure.
Now eenturlet are gone, and la
defeat
At walla are fallen, but the roads
endure.
CLASSIFIED
r, in good
In-
1. A, 1-1MS
us faeke you keep your
"spirits" up, ready, afcta
wUUng to oonktnne OBI
to you. Telephone for tree da.
llrery. South Asntaqr 1-U9S,
Red's Package Mem
neat lo Post OBke,
and
WO* SAL!
A TWENTY YW/M
odd coins, a**.
r* of the local Ladles
of the Ancient! Order
y
HaSemians will attend tat Yarn Shop, lit Hall Aronue,
of the State Board of Perth Amtoy. N. J.
etae AO£.. to take place Sunday
t - after
f-lf It
at the Perth Amboy
School.
aaTULIONB of assorted beads, all
colors, also novelty jewelry.
J. Hewlachrr HI. of Any reasonable offer accepted.
College. Pa., is visiting hU Madelyn's Yam Shop, 173
grants Mr. and Mrs. Oeone J. Hall Avenue. Perth Amboy,
jr. Jr.. of 917 Henry N. J. 641 It.
INTSBIOE FADfTDfG
in iOtertor
ooratlng, moderate rates. For
job estimates call Edward
Lunebrtoh. at Senfth Rrrer
6-3107-M after 5 P. Iff.
4t.
TO 0OUIH AHBOY GTItDBf
CMWEBCNB
By Legion Post
WID Socec«d Harold
Stratum, Prcamt
CorneUss Cban. a veteran of
'World War H, has been elected
•nmander of Luke A. Lorely
Post of the American Legion for
the coming twrm toosucceed Harold
Stratton.
Vice Commanders elected were
William Madsen, Albert Sorrentino
and John Q ran ate. Harold
Stmtton was elected finance ofifioer,
M. C Bloodgood, historian:
Raymond Lucitt, chaplain: Robert
dark, serges,nt-at-arms; and
Edgar Scully service .officer.
The trustees elected were WhlS
more Pascoe. Harold Stratton,
Joseph Coluocl, Anton Foley and
AtoeH Helm.
The delegates elected were:
Cornelius Coan. WUHsm Barry.
Whitmore Pasoo*, with Albert
Sorrsntmo as the delegate at
Jama. The •Kamaia
ase; Wlttam Madsen. Haroid
and If. C Bloodgoood.
arequeatly rasuW
bsssg saufjat by doors, wk*>
. ... CbOdrea iaouli
bt waiW against this hasard and
especUfijr ajabast being oaufht beated
me singes of doors. Bruises en
tbe bead are often the result of av
satMsat bead«room m eaQars, ea
stairways, ete. This is a matter to
be considered when buDdsag a
P
Bobby Wlate To
Appear At Concert
At Hoffman High Tusaday
F Disaster Fond
Tuesday erenlng, the concert
at Hoffman High School for the
benefit of local explosion sufferers
will feature fwo persons popular
with local residents. Miss
Helen Spin*., local operatic singer,
and Bobby White, son of Robert
WhHe, tte famous "slim
masked tenor," and a resident
of tills city for many years. AH
proceeds will go to the fund, and
the concert wall begin ad 1:15.
Also to appear wffl be iha famous
Barber Shop Quartette of
Plamfleld. "
The younger Whtte, has been
for many yean a radio and television
star, and he fat hiss Irish
raised In thjg
She
born and
and is a soa
eonher
tool
oar to
areragi
wffl also
that
SDT HSS oanosrs wui
pesoai qnre famipersons
than the
arias, which she
Us V. f. stats department was
as me department of
aot *f Mr tl; IWH Less than
tater. on leptsmber 15,
to me
*
WWfl Yoar
AOTBONt
IMDAY, JUNK ft, I960
Letter to the
Editor
t Always happens ea Pridaf"
(Don't rush to get away
tor the week-end)
It first happened In October:
It was a Friday too; - •
That South Amboy was that
tared, by the Morgan
It left our homes m pieces.
sent our folk out of town;
But the Government sent In
Army, to protect and patrol
mmA: .........
The people were re-imbursed. .
at least to satisfaction;
And the Morgan plant was 4e*
•monshed. as the First War '
"' :^""**' r * Imptoatott, which
And south Amboy again paid rorj
torestigators lie*;
it oonttnued thru
years, and another War;
And even after Combat, Munitions
torn South Amboy
came more;
jttonr. Ja4BU South Ambop la-••
shatterod again—
It's Friday May lfith Explosion
of Manlttons. we blame;
But tot's get down to bustntttr
Let U. S. ship Munitions
Munitions caused more than
One Ntghtmare ....
leseph E. fsgsia.
Weel Price Bappert
The 1M0 governmental wool
support will avaeage 45.1
pound on a national bails,
WRITE Year
ON FATHER'S DAY
ACTION!
like the idea, and you can be sure he will be delighted
with the taste, for they're made of the
same high quality, tasty ingredients that have
made all our products famous.
Cakes in the shape of a straw hat. Dad will
week end. Oeorge J. Has- HELP WANTED
, Jr.. of 317 Henry 8treet, WOMB* to work aftarnoons.
has son Robert at Hiram Monday through Friday, able
i :
Hiram. Ohio, where the to give good reference*,, can
has Just completed his Metuthen 6-H67-aC
ye*r.
returned home with his
•-46 St.
•,*ahd on the return trip,
visited Oeorge Hasalacher.
OPPORTUNITY
DO you enjoy having money?
son of Mr. Hasstacher.
Is an insructor In the De-
Then you will enjoy fuOy the
money you can make at Avon
"»siai t of Engineering Matheistsios
at the Pennaylvana> State tkne. Box "R" CfUasn.
epresentative, full or part
•-16 it
DAYLIGHT BAKERY
Beating of the Protection
FOE SALE
Cronftany, enhfUfcOed for LOT tQaflB ft. wide, at 31B tinootn
Avenue, close to shore line
elr
Telephone 0153
i
Ustli next Thursday evenmf. at Laursno* Kasbar. vWU seU
for ftvJ. Xhmnre Mrs. F.
•Wlessffsid. If. J. Tal Westfleld Th? RISK of That Good Blue Ribbon Bread
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