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Tores Hoateu
At Club Card Party
;hain o'Hills Park Reports
AVENEL PERSONALS'
AVBCNBL — The Avenel Wolyn, Westbury Park; Mr. and Mrs. tf&n't Club fpttitoTMl Its seventh
4$ %wm% m. vmmmb
—The Fire
twrtjw.
frfcM, »nd the three Kilo boye, tthd rt th» home of t i n .
Tarcz, 103 Minna Avenue,
MRS1. OEOEOE Louis, Prank and Gregory. Mr.
F. FERGUSON aedlak'a gift was a third de- with Mrs. John MedveU u the cogree nights of Columbus ring. He' h*rt«is.
93 Homci Park
alao received many other presMri. Leonard Laconic was the
Avtnte
ents.
winner of the door prlM and Mrs.
Ubtrtf B-U71
' Avon?! flerhouse.
treatment for a broken collar I
- T h e Brotherhood of Congre- received, from a fall from
gation Sons of Jacob will meet to- bicycle last V
' night at 8:30 o'clock at the Av- j —The Avenel-Colonla Fir»tJ
i-ml Jewish Community Center, j Squad will meet Tuesday
! Lord Street.
! at 8 o'ctapk at the lieadqu
- Members of Avenel Fire Com- on Avtneratrift.
- T h e Avenfl Woman's
'. pany will tmld drill exprcl»e« Monday in 7:30 P. M, at the flre- will sponsor a hot-dog and
Sale next Tuesday at the A?
usc.
The Avenel Memorial V.F.W." Park and the Firth District
Post will meet ne,xt Tuesday at I grounds. The sale prevk
P. M. In the post club room*, scheduled \o start at 2 P . ,
will be held each Tuesday
ub Avfnel.
-Mr and Mrs. Haj'old Smith 12:30 P. M. to 3:30 P. M., :
urd daughters. Barbara, Jean and to requests made by mothers
. Rust Cleveland. Ohio, have desired the sale to serve as
; relurned home after spending the for the children. In the event oft/*,
visiting with Mrs. Smith's rain th« sale will be held the toll
sister mid family, Mr. and Mrs.lowing day. All proceeds will 1
Arthur Herman. 39 Madison Ave- fit the Avenel Library Bui
Fund.
nue.
-Richard McHufth. son of Mr.
, nnd Mrs. Jamea MoHugh, 63 Com- j Butler says Elsenhower atNUK
meidul Avenue, Is a patient In dons his leadership,
*
—nntma and James Pente, Dlant Blzub was presented with
Homes Park Avenue, are spending •*•s P M l a l a w a r d ' ™ non-player
their vacation with their grand- W * * M w O n b y M # - w u l l a m
parents at the New Jersey shore.! Mkeiwtom
i.iri'wi'll dinner-party was
M and Mrs. Arthur Blyden—Mr.
Winners of the table prleei were.
i|V \ii and Mrs. Raymond
,.],.,- wnudruft Street, for burg and daughters, Denis* and Mri. Edna Mwarjal, Miss Marl,,i MLS Leo Kosakawskl and Joann, Bloomfleld Avenue, spent lyn Laaanlc, Mr». Ruth>Oox, Mrs.
,Al\,\m\. Helen Rose, Kathle, Sunday at Horseshoe Lake. The Michael Holocik, and Mrs. Mary
, Ann and Leo, Jr., whopicnic was in celebration of Lukach.
Thi elub will hold Its eighth
1,'iiivcd fiorjri their home In Denlse's fifth birthday,
—Karen Brauer,- Washington party nest Monday at the home
, i.o Evansvlll, Ind. Present
uis. s. Baura. After their Avenue, marked her fourth birth- of M»s. Thttnu Maritous,
ifcita) In which melr day with a party attended by Harvard Avenue, with. Mrs. Ani,.i Vivien, took part, Mr. Christopher Smith, Deborah 8|n- drew Oallain at the co-hostess.
nott, Linda and Karen Rosetti,
i vi Alexander gave a party
Liv Mrs. 3. Parness, Budd Robert and Joan Kaclnka, Debor- host at a dinner party Saturday In
Mr .ind Mrs. Raymond May ah Orasso, John Defltefano, Ro- honor of hl# sixteenth birthday.
'„,. Kenneth, Ro«el]e; Miss selle Park; Melanle and Susan He will be Joined by the Jewkes
4 liaum, Bloornfleld; yias Torgerson, Menlo Park Terrace, family for the occasion.
',. Hmith, Metucnen; and frdm and Karen's brother, Frederick
—Neighbors bid good-bye to two
:K Mrs. J. SaransMc and William,, Jr.
families on Washington Avenue.
, T Deborah; Mrs. Stanley
- J o h n Qlll, Harrison Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzgerald and
with Stanley, Jr., Laura, has returned from a week's visit thsii daughter*, AllMn, Nora Ann,
,l ;md Steven; Mrs. Steven at Camp Columbus, Bamber Lake, and Paula Marie, are now In their
M..,ei nnd daughter, Jose- Whiting. John was nine ytars old new home In Westchester; and Mr.
,iud Raymond, Jr., and Val- last Thursday.
and Mrs. Santo Cavallaro with
—Gary C h a b e k , Woodruff their children, Barbara Ann,
Urn is 0 i o , Washington Street, celebrated his twelfth Sar.dra and Santo Anthony have
planned a birthday sur- birthday on Sunday with a fam-moved to Massachusetts.
n,:,
—Anniversary greetings to Mr.
jurty for her husband on ily party. They also spent a day
: IIUI of July and the guest at Forest Lodge. Otry will spend land Mfs. William Moorhead, Park
In mded several of Mr. Kilo's two weeks at the Pine Bush Bible AvenflS, married eight years Monday; to Mr. and Mrs. Chester
tin, I i om World War II. Araon. Camp, Pine Bush, N. Y.
—Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ftlce and Aronson, Washington Avenue, 5
present were Mr. and Mrs.
I,I i v Ello and children, daughter, Linda, aUo Mrs. FUce's years on July 4, and to Mr. and
hk Samuel, and Antoinette, brother, William Savo, all of Mrs. James Ikuts. Bloomfleld AveCONSTRUCTION BEGINS: With Caloil Presidtpt B. W. Plckard at the controls, the first earth was
[ Mi- mid Mrs. Oeorge Weaver,Washington Avenue, are spending nue, who celebrated last Thursday.
moved this week as construction began on a new four-story annex to The California Oil Company's
OHM.; the Lawrence Pagens, a two-week vacation at Water —The Sewing Club met Morv
administration building at 12«0 Statr St. Dim tine Mr. Pickard in this photo is F. W. Mayer, SecreWitch.
William
returned
Saturto: ,ind Junior, of Harrison;
day night at the home of Mrs. Sid
tary-Treasurer of the company The nrw annex, containing approximately 9,000 square feet, will
(i.i.l LaMarr, Bronx; Mr. andday from camp at Island Heights. ney Ooff, Homes Park Avenue.
provide additional office spacr for somr fi» rmplojrres as well as a conference room for group meet—Linda Ferguson, Pines Lake, Is Present were Mrs. Thomas Caloia,
.\mc\)h Dealing and children,
ing*. Cost of the project is estimated at S14«.0«fl. W. J. Witek, Inc., Perth AmMy, is serving as
1 .mil Joseph, Astoria; Mr. spending this week with her Mr«. Richard Eckersley, Mrs. R. geenral contractor for construction of the new adlition, which is scheduled for completion in JanuMrs Eugene Jordan and grandmother. Mrs. Oeorge F. Fer- E. Murphy and Mrs. Albert Nevln.
ary of 1957. The building was originally constructed by the Barber Asphalt Company, and has housed
rj]r:i and Morris Klngsburg, guson.
—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caloia
administrative offices of Caloil since 1946.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
—Elizabeth Tilman Manning, and sons, Thomas, Jr., and Kennut daughters Joanne Homes Park Avenue, celebrated neth. Woodruff Street, were
IM.. heir Nutley; Mr. and Mrs. her second birthday Monday. On among the family group celebratE»idio and daughter, Sunday her parents entertained ing the Fourth of July at the home
ind Mr. and Mrs. Peter at a hot dog and hamburger roast. of Mr. and Mrs, Pat Glacobbi
itlli, Orange; Mr. and Quests were Mr. and Mri. Eugene of Bloomfleld. On Sunday they
; Napollllo. Jersey City; Stringer and their children, Vir- had entertained Mrs. Calola's
I mill Mrs. Oeorge Sedlak, Ise- ginia, Elizabeth. Marlon and Eu-parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pro- MRS. ANNA POLLAK
, is survived by her husband, Frank;
|,Mr ;md Mrs. Patrick Manno, gene, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Stewart vencher and Mr. and Mrs. Ar- PORT READING — Mrs. Anna a daughter. Mrs. Olga Johnson,
linklren, Thomas and Marl Dooley with Louis, Ellen, Timothy thur Wagner, Ji\. and son, Wayne, Pollak,' 22 Grant Avenue, died East Orange; a son, tdward; her
By AIXAN A. BARS
111 and Stewart, Jr., Bayonne; and and later In the evening Mr. andSaturday at Perth Amboy General mother.. Mrs. Anna Wodzinski;
i Mr. and Mrs. Prank Markman and Mrs. Ralph Renna. with Ralph, Hospital after a short illness. A three brothers, Edward Wodzlnskl,' fl I do bttby-sittinu in a numj children, Suzanne, Patricia and Jr., and Ronald. Kenilworth.
resident of Port Reading for 21 I«ng Island; Stanley Wodzinski, • b e r of private homes. I average
over $100 every three months from
Fred.
—Congratulations to Mr. and years, she was a communicant of L i n d e n ; Theodore Wodzinski,
this work, but I understand I jim
—Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Levy Mrs, Robert R. Henry, Elizabeth SaSred Heart Church, Carteret, Perth Amboy and nine grandchilnot covered by social security be1
dren.
Elizabeth Avenue, are the par-Avenue, on link;- bedding anni- and a member of the Ladies' JedPuneral services ifere held cause no single employer pays me
ents of a son, born last week at versary.
nota Society.
Monday morning from the Zylka , as much as $50 in a quarter. Can't j
i Beth Israel Hospital, New&rk.
—In honor of his fifth birthWidow of Ignatz i-ouas. Mrs. Funeral Home. Perth Amboy and I pay my own social security on
—Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jewkes, day yast Saturday, Richard John Pollak Is survived by four daugh- at St. Stephen's Church. Burial this Income, since I make over
Hartford.
Jr., and children, Judith and John Eckersley of Park Avenue enter- ters, Miss Ann Pollak, Port ReadNorfolk.'.
was in the family plot 'jn the WOOaJ^ear?
[
70* {Rand, Eliwoeth-Avecw. spent the talMd his friends, Laura Rlchman, ing- Mrs. Joseph Juriga, Fair- church cemetery.
.M.'fMa, there Is no way this ini week-end In Pleasantvllle, at the Richard Murphy, Christine and chas^i
fc Pa.; Mrs. Eugene Dufay.
come can be counted for social
dur 0 I'M ud Busdaja. 1 Mb.
| home of Mrs. Jewkes' brother and Peter Schwoebel; Peggy, Andrew Jersey City, and Mrs. George Paw- GABRIEL WHITE
security. Since your work is for
slMer-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs.N. and Linda Kolb, Colonia, and Jane lakos, Newark; two sons, Mark,
WOODBRIDOE
G a b r i e l other people in their private
Katherine Eckersley, Richard's Port
Capelll.
- . . Reading- and Stephen. Elk White. 76
. . Caroline Street, died homes, you are an employe and j
Anthony Gianpletro will be sister.
City. Okla.; 17 grandchildren and .yesterday. He is survived by his cannot be classed as a selfa great-grandchild.
I widow. Mary; a daughter, Mrs. employed person. If you were
Funeral servc
uorotny
services were held Tues-lrjo
An ^n sgino;
i n o ; aas son,
o n Robert
ro th, A
operating1 a day .school or a day
day morning from the Bizub F u - | t h r e e sisters, Mrs. Martin Tompc- nursery as a business, and had
nernl Home, Carteret. and at 8a-jSik.
Ber- ntt earnings of $400 or more a
sik M
r s Andrew
Mrs
Andrew Wargo
Wargo. Mrs
Mrs. Bercred Heart Church. Burial
^
— J Kirscher: four brothers,! yew, y o u WOuM then report soSt. Gertrudes Cemetery. Colonia.
James, Herman and Mi- cial security for yourself.
;
hael.
This same question often
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WINKLEB
Funeral services will 1» held arises with respect to other non-"* [
FORDS—Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wlnaturday moning from the Leon J. covered jobs, such as work for i
kler, 85 East William Street, died
Gerity Funeral Home. 411 Amboy an exempt non-profit organiza- ;
Monday at the home of her daughAvenue at 11:30 o'clock and at 9 tion, or short time farm work, j
ter, Mrs. Helen Ivan, of the same
'clock in St. James Church. Bur- There is no way that earnings •
I address.
»
ial will be in St. James Cemetery. from any non-covered job can
ur SET FOR A WONDERFUL TIME . . .
She is also survived by two other Friends may call beginning thi.s be reported for social security
Sh
d fternoon at 1 o'clock.
pith pretty, practical and packable fashdaughters, Mrs. Mary Ludwig and
credits.
Mrs. Elizabeth Zupko. Fords; a
pus from our new vacation-special selec1
son, John, also of Fords; a sister.
p
We have a wide range of styles and
Mrs. Mary Szendrei, Hungary;
pi s for every type, ^hop here today!
Model Illustrated:
eleven grandchildren and ten
Black and White
great-grandchildren.
Funeral services were held yesterday morning from the S. J
Mitruska Funeral Home, Kords,
and at Our Lady of Peace Church
Burial was in Our Lady of HunBy
gary Cemetery.
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