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PAGE EIGH7 MIDDLESEX COITXTY NEWS PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1955 Telephone Plainfield 6-S00O chase new, replace old and maintain equipment recruit leave following his completion of nine weeks of basic training at the U. S. Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Md. Rescue Squad Picnic Arranged Dunellen Harry Behan is Reports to School South Plainfield Seaman Lawrence I.

Ubry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ubry of 325 Bush has reported to Electrician's School, Great Lakes, 111. Seaman Ubry has just concluded a 14-day chairman of the 6th annual pic Jamboree to Be Held South Plainfield The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 6763 will hold a western jamboree Monday at 9 p.m. in the post home.

Mrs. Marion Bushman is cnairman. Mrs. Mattie V. Adami is a new member.

This Week-End Bo Sura to Take Horn a 2-QT. FREEZER-PAG If the Ice Cream with a Delicious and Delightful Taste! GRUHING'S 205 EAST FIFTH STREET nic sponsored by the Dunellen Rescue Squad at Wayside Park, Middlesex, beginning Sunday at noon. Activities have been planned for children who will be admitted free of charge if under 12 years of age. Tickets may be purchased at the gate by those who were not contacted in the town-wide canvass of squad members. An orchestra will play for dancing.

Proceeds will be used to pur V- PIZZA PIES REAL ITALIAN STYLE e) Gabs's Delicatessen 1007 E. SECOND ST. PL 5-9603 Surplus Funds Earn $32,268 South Plainfield Business Administrator-Secretary John Hagen of the Board of Education reported to the board last night that $36,268.44 had been earned during the school year which closed June 30. These earnings were accumulated through the board's investment of surplus funds that were not needed during the past school year. The surplus funds were created from the sale of $1,650,000 of school construction bonds authorized by voters at a special election May 5, 1953, for the construction of the high school.

These moneys were invested, according to Mr. Hagen's report, through the Chase-Manhattan Bank, New York City, in U. S. Treasury notes and U. S.

Certificates of Indebtedness. One investment of $680,000, Mr, Hagen stated, earned $21,000, Try Our Wonderful Selection of A URFRTY mmiS fLmlXi I Air Conditioned Oa Oar Giant Wide Screen "THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH" MARILYN MONROE CINEMASCOPE Italian Stylo! FEATURES TODAY MATINEE 2:50 EVENING 7:20 9:25 COMFORTABLY AIR CONDITIONED Banquets Small Parties Welcome! TOM'S Grill Italian Kitchen 111 W. 4th ST. Between Park Arlington Ave. FBEE FABXXZro NSZT SOOB Freeholders Free In Minutes Three New Brunswick Middlesex Sveryhodys callingr it GARDEN TEA ROOM 150 E.

7TH ST. PL 6-0891 Dinners Served Daily 5 P. M. to 8 P. M.

Sunday 12 P.M. to 4 P.M. From 1.00 to 1.65 Banquets, Weddings, Showers First Class Cooking CtOSED SATURDAYS County freeholders needed all of three minutes to breeze through Km v. j.awmrtlg' I 'MiH ii lit their bi-monthly agenda at the MATINEES DTJBINO SuVHSB county Administration Building yesterday. The freeholders passed a reso AIR CONDITIONED Coronet Photo by E.

T. Wiggins sergeant returned home Tuesday after serving months in Japan. He joined the Air Force in August 1951, a few months after graduating from Dunellen High School. Mrs. Adams is the former Miss Marie Weddermann of Possumtown.

11APPY REUNION Air Force Sgt. Robert A. Adams, and his nine-month-old daughter, Deborah Ann, are equally joyous at their first meeting Tuesday at the home of Sergeant Adams's parents, Mr. and Airs. Henry II.

Adams, 1907 W. Seventh Dunellen. The HEARS MOST lution mourning the death of South Brunswick mayor Alfred Reichler; heard a report from the State Highway Department LIEU that the county would get Shows 1:30, 7:00 and 8:30 Cont. Sat Sua. and Holiday.

DTT a-6750 TTn 7V T) FTl- $110,312 in highway funds, and received the minutes of the re-j cent meeting of the Middlesex High Sphool to Have Coimiiunications System 4 ML West of Somervill On St. 22 FREE PONY RIDES County Civil Defense and Dis aster Control organization. Then they adjourned. TODAY THBTT SATURDAY M-G-M CPECTACi-C, in COLOR and THE PRODIGAL South Plainfield The Board of Will Mark Birthday South Plainfield Phyllis Ker- South Plainfield Man at Fort Jay South Plainfield Master Sgt. Allan J.

Engh, of 216 Delmore Ave. recently arrived at Fort Jay, N. for duty with the 1201st Area Service Unit Sergeant Engh, last assigned to to the U. S. Army Hospital at Camp Kilmer will serve as a medical maintenance specialist in the unit's medical detachment.

Before entering the Army in October, 1949, he was an electrician for theFuget Sound; Naval Shipyard in Bremerton. Wash. ber of Wexler PL will entertain system and make the necessary connections with the control paneL The board Is to pay for any wiring needed in Grant School. Mr. Kadar explained the new 12 friends at an outdoor gathering Monday in celebration of her 13th birthday.

Education last night authorized Howard Boise Inc. of 144 E. Front SL, Plainfield, represented by Joseph Kadar, to install a sound and communications' system in the High School building and the new addition for $6,100. The authorization stipulated, President Joseph A. Mondoro announced, that the present public system to be installed in the High AUG.

5-6 "CLASH BY NIGHT" With Barbara Stanwyck Marilyn Monro FLITS "TALL MAN RIDING" With, Randolph Scott mm mmm Mi mm mm mm mm mmmt ENTER OUR BIG JUBILEE CONTEST FREE BICYCLES FREE GRAND PRIZE KIDDIE MOTOR CAR ALWAYS A CARTOON School will have two channels Second Feature) 'A BULLET FOR JOEY' with Edw. G. Robinson George Salt Audrey Totter and an intercommunication chan AC20RDI0H CENTER nel. Window Shades Purchased address system now in the High The board awarded a contrac Sergeant Engh's wife, Mrs. Donna I School be transferred to Grant to Spivack Brothers of Perth SATURDAY MATINEE "THE ROSE BOWL STORY PLUS CARTOON SHOW School with Mr.

Kadar to super Amboy to replace 220 worn ou Engh, resides at the Delmore Ave address. Private Instruction For Beginners and Advanced By Certified AAA Teacher TV EXPERIENCE FOR STUDENTS vise the installation of the old and stained window shades in the High School at a cost of $1,130. On recommendation of Schools Iselin to Hold Superintendent E. Perley Eaton, the board authorized the prepara tr fit ill 'brH I i "fM' i 1 iV 'oromount pretend Hope PL 6-6049 tion of the band room in Grant New Jobs Opposed Baby Contest DTJ 2-6749 School as a classroom for handi capped children. Mr.

Eaton re Si 112 Watchung N. Plainf'd to 9 P.M. ported there would be 15 Iselin A baby contest and educable children for the class parade will be held today at the Edison Mrs. Catherine Mc-Andrew, chairman of the group which will open in September in When you get fish hungry, try either of these for goodness sake: HALIBUT STEAK SWORDFISH STEAKS. Served with butter sauce, boiled potato, cole slaw, pickle, rolls and butter.

Cooper Ave. Playground as part of the summer recreation pro compliance with the state law. advocating a study of the munici Five Teachers Hired pal charter, criticized at a meet gram. MASTER BAKERS For Four Generations Five teachers were employed Miss Mary Anne Fascinskl. ing oi the charter study group Wednesday night, the proposal playground supervisor, nas an for the coming school year on the recommendation of Superin IF" it nounced the following winners of a soap-carving contest held Tues to create two new township positions.

"The attempt to tendent Eaton. They are: Edward Grissinger of North day at the park: create these jobs," Mrs. McAn Willow Grove, who will teach Georgia Dilkes. Julia Giordano. drew said, "is proof the present BAKERY manual training.

He is a graduate commissioners recognize the Diane Mastrangeio, Marion Graz of Millersville State Teachers Col adeio, John O'Donnell Mericia shortcomings oi their govern OFZVt 1 SAYS A WEEK Mountain fe Park Area. Sooteb Plains FA S-772C Third at Richmond PL 4-9089 Maurath, Carmella. Grazadeio. ment. ii lege, Millersville, and taught in the high schools at Fort Wash Margaret Maurath, Diane Waskie- Mrs.

McAndrew charged the ington, Pa. and Hatboro, Pa. wiecz, Antoinette Grazadeio, and Board of Commissioners is trying FOR YOUR Lawrence Zeidler of New York martna urame. to bring about "a more efficient CONVENIENCE? Winners of a tootsie roll con City will teach industrial arts. He administration by hiring two Open 6 Days test Wednesday were Margie is a graduate of New York Uni Color ly TECHNlCOLOTt 'til II PJA.

more administrators. But as long as the government's administra versity. Maurath, Johnie German, Raymond Mericia Mau Including Sunday Miss Evelyn Melm of Spring 1 iTfT Ttr HVI 1 I A TTI Closed Monday field will teach elementary music rath, Arthur Grosskopf, Harry IV I I I ll lY Ai I and is a graduate of New York Mauram, nusseii Tomasso, Janice tion is divided among five individuals, efficient government is very difficult," she asserted. Mrs. McAndrew also stated the new administrators "will University.

Pizza Jewish Rye Vienna Rolls vith GEORGE TOBIAS ANGELA CLARKE (J AT OUR REGULAR ADMISSION VAUAl UMAlCHltA, Arthur GrosskoDf. Martha Raymond Swidersky of Scotch Craine. George Dilkes. Mericia Plains will teach, commercial serve but a segment of the town Full Line of Pastry I Maurath, Lola Dilkes, Lynn subjects. He is a graduate of ship government" She cited the Buteau, Marion Grazadeio and sslary in the Public Works De Raymond Wernersbach took top nonors in a norse race event.

sj partment, "when and if a public works superintendent is hired." in addition to that of the depart Rider College, Trenton, and taught for four years in Roosevelt Hospital, Metuchen. Miss Rosemary i I of Plymouth, will teach the fourth grade. She is a graduate of SCHIVAEBISCHE ALB. WARRENVILLE "In The Beautiful Watchung mountains9 PRESENTS DINNER MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY BY OSSIE WHALEN AND HIS ORCHESTRA FROM 3:00 ON DINNER MUSIC: 3 to 7 DANCING: 8 to DANCING EVERY SATURDAY EVENING WHERE YOU, CAN SING THE SCHNITZELBANK GERMAN DISHES A SPECIALTY EL 6-974G SCIITWAEISISCIIE AILB WASHINGTON VALLEY ROAD WARRENVILLE, N. J.

If Taiij In the swing contest Harry 2 BIG FIRST RUN ATTRACTIONS Mauratn, Arthur Grosskopf. Mer icia Maurath and Martha Craine were adjudged the best- swingers. the College of Misericordia, Dal las, Tex. Judges were Ginger Dilkes, Richard Galasso, Edward Ludwig HURRY LAST TWO DAYS and Helen Fiscmski. Cadets Seek Chaumont Post ment commissioner, "will create a department administrative payroll of approximately $10,000 a year, without including the salaries of men who actually do the work." The charter study group voted to join the movement against the creation of the posts of public works superintendent and comptroller, reported slated to go to former Mayor James Forgione and former commissioner Russell Walker respectively.

The group also decided to attend the public New Members 3 ROBERT NEWTON KIT TAYLOR "LONG JOHN SILVER" CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR PLUS DENNIS O'KEEFE ABBE LANE "CHICAGO SYNDICATE" All Technicolor Show D. Martin J. lewis "3 RING CIRCUS" Also Alan Ladd P. Medina "BLACK KNIGHT" Metuchen The First Aid Cadets, an organization formed in 1950 by a group of Metuchen COOL! AXB CONDITIONED High School pupils seeking a con Slates Clambake South Plainfield Albert Van Winkle, chairman of the American Legion clambake committee, said today that approximately 500 tickets have been sold for Sunday's clambake. The affair, sponsored by Chaumont Post 243, will be held on the Legion grounds, 2480 Plainfield from noon until 7 p.m.

Pony rides for children and a structive way to use first aid training they had received in STARTING SUNDAY 1 j. hearing Aug. 10 on the ordinance creating the two new positions. nnE'ra) flRST SHOWING! Technicolor ViitaVielon 2 SHOCK HITS. BACK TO JOLT YOU AS NEVER BEFORE! school classes, are seeking six new members.

The additional six will bring the organization up to full strength. 15. The cadets, all between the ages of 15 and 21. MacMurray C. Res ton TAB EOBZZOSTS" 2nd HIT variety of amusements for adults will be featured.

Children under 4 Cinemascope 12, accompanied by their Barents. serve as aids to the adult Safety Squad. They do not render first aid, however, unless there are not enough senior squad mem x. vniui uoueen joiner "PURPLE MASK" will be admitted free of charge. Dunellen Rotary Hears Member Dunellen Cavanaugh Brown, local real estate broker and new member of the Dunellen Rotary Club, gave a thumbnail sketch of himself at yesterday's luncheon meeting in the dining rooom of the First Presbyterian Church.

President Ernest N. Day conducted the meeting. Ten guests were welcomed including Norman Crawford, Belton, Chauncey I lickets lor the event, which is open to the public, will be avail bers to handle the injured. Each cadet receives 23 hours able at the grounds. of first aid training and then is given a regulation Red Cross or first aid card.

Drills held each SO. PLFO. PL 6-0178 TONY CURTIS STEVEN McNALLY THELMA RITTER "City Across the River" STORY OF THE AMBOY DUKES Plus STARK. STARTLING DRAMA OF TODAY'S DELINQUENT DAUGHTERS "Girls In the Night" With OLENDA FARRELL JOYCE HOLDEN HARVEY SEMBECK PATRICIA HARDY month by the cadets assure that the first aid lessons are remembered. A member of the cadets Is "on call from 5 to 11 p.m.

each Stout, A. Wallace Zimmerman, the Rev. Harold R. Husted, the Today Tomorrow "Flv Agralnet the Horn," Guy Madison, Kim Honk alao "The Man Prom Bltte Kldgre," Lex Barker, Ste-phea McNally weekday and all day on1 Satur- days, Sundays and holidays. The! Rev.

Father Thomas A. Campbell, Phillip H. Ahrens, Russell C. Lauver and Roswell E. Bolen, all of Plainfield; William Pritts and Fred Chrisman, Bound Brook.

AXB CONDITIONED- PAPER "on call" cadet goes with the senior squad on any calls where the ambulance is required, except those where the squad is to every passionate transport a patient with a contagious disease or meningitis. page or Anya setons Captain of the cadets is Miss 'bout fSusan Spanko. Lieutenants are Hike Race Slated Dunellen A youngsters bike race Labor Day will again be sponsored this year by the Recreation Commission at Columbia Park. Walter Clark heads this 16-year-old event for the 10th straight year. It is open to children from four to 16.

an evening at thei PLAYHOUSE MILIBURN, N. J. MIUBURM 6-5100 Frank Carrington, Director 80X OFPICE OPEN 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Evenings, Tuesday through Saturday 8:30.

Sat. 2:30. Sun. 8:00 IVOW PLAYEVG KL'G FBANXIE THOMAS CORBETT Space LEONARD ELLIOTT Michael Vigil and Donald Raleigh while treasurer of the organization is Roland Pumm. Miss Susan Kirkwood is secretary.

lerftimr stun mmi mm nwi im.i iii.mi.ir.iimr ni 1 JPOStRJS 4 II If; UMTS 4 HI C3 tZ2 rn r-t Manville Men Sue To Recover New Brunswick Joseph B.j Van Fleet and Orlando both of Manyille, have filed a suit in Middlesex County Court for $7,700 against Most Acres' Hotel of South Brunswick. The suit is to recover the bal YVONNE DeCARLO "FORT ALGIERS" LEX BARKER "Man From Bitter Ridge" ST. JOHN TESREll'S MUSIC CIRCUS MusiC NIGHTLY COLOR CARTOON CARNIVAL SPECIAL LATE HORROR SHOW Also: FIRST SnOWING ALL NEW AND FUNNIER! "MA PA KETTLE AT WAIKIKI" ance alleged due under a contract rv for building a tavern and motel. A Superior Court suit has been lodged by Marvin Craine of- 56 Ives. tiM Sua.

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all of "AFTER THE BALL" Irvington, to gain possession of, tools, alleged to be unlawfully de- OPEN 7:30 STARTS AT DUSK EXTRA! "CARTOOIVSw SAT. SUA1. MATINEES ONLY Aimer kea premiere) rices 7Sc te fl.30 Mtll Orsert nils, tr ntim Umbertullt tained, or $2,500 to compensate N.Jli the loss of the i.