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HvnLwIfi BUI PAGE NINE PLAINFIELD, N. COURIER-NEWS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1951 MIDDLESEX NEWS Telephone Pbinf icld 6 50C0 Middlesex GOP Women Past Officers Traffic Light Damaged When Hit by Truck South Plainfield A truck driven Unit Honors Ex-President Car Damaged When Wheel Falls Off New Marke tFredcrick Reynolds, 27, of Howard South Bound Brook, escaped in SPECIAL OYSTEIIS QUARTS 99C To Be Feted Elect Officers Middlesex Mrs. George W. Harris, president of the Women's Republican Club for approximately by Daniel Sofield of South Plain-field struck and damaged a traffic light at Maple and Park Aves. at Metuchen The largest attend jury last night when his car went PINTS 20 years, was reelected Monday ance in recent years is expected for past commander's and past 12:55 p.

m. yesterday. The truck is owned by Louis Ro- presidents night scheduled to bustelli of South Plainfield. No injury was reported. A'oip I the Time to Freeze Oyster SMALLEY'S SEA FOOD 236 NORTH AVENUE DUNELLEN, N.

J. out of control after the rigm xroni wheel fell off the vehicle in William St near N. Randolphville Rd. The car spun around, tipped over and righted itself facing in the opposite direction. Reynolds narrowly missed crashing into a telephone pole.

The car was extensively damaged. Patrolman Harry Ebcrle investigated. morrow at 7 p. m. in the Legion Home by Fugle-llummer Tost 65, American Legion, and its auxiliary.

The program will. include a cov night at the home of Miss Martha Becker, 312 Bound Brook Rd. Other officers are: Vicepresident, Miss Becker; secretary, Mrs. Eugene May; treasurer, Mrs. George Senna; financial secretary, Mrs.

Russell Wagner. Former Mayor Justin Shcarn, Republican mayoralty candidate, discussed the borough's welfare. A penny sale followed. ered dish supper, provided by the auxiliary, and entertainment pro Arbor The Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 119 held a past presidents' dinner in honor of Mrs. William Lush junior past president, last night in Arbor Inn.

Twenty-five members and guests attended. Guests included Mrs. Carl Roos of Metuchen, junior past president of the Middlesex County auxiliary and Mrs. John Christianson, Middlesex County auxiliary president. Mrs.

Frank Fittin, county past presidents parley chairman and member of the Dunellen unit, was toastmaster. Past presidents who spoke briefly were Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. Albert Rof Mrs. Harold Goeller, Mrs.

Dennis Donovan and Mrs. Fittin. Mrs. Lush was presented a past president's pin. The committee in charge included Mrs.

Goeller, Mrs. Fittin, Mrs. Donovan and Mrs. Roy Bellis. "Of course, that isn't your heart pcunding get you watch fixed at this place in The Courier-News Want Ads and the noise will stop!" vided by the joint committee headed by Chris Dalsgard for the Legion and Mrs.

August Lauer for the auxiliary. Charles Fauroat, senior Past Commander, and Mrs. Emma Rue Yanchurak, senior auxiliary past president, will preside jointly. Kiwanis Club To View Film Metuchen A film, "Three to Be Served," will be shown to the Kiwanis Club of Metuchen-Raritan Township today at 7 p. m.

at The Pines. Vicepresident C. W. Johnson will preside in the absence of President V. R.

Tompkins, who is still confined to his home by illness. A meeting of the board of directors will also be held tonight Members of the organization yes Health Board Marks Time Baritan Township What action the township will take concerning alleged sanitation drawbacks at the Stephenville development here mast wait at least until Monday, the Board of Health revealed at last niRhfs meeting in the municipal building. The conditions are said to be caused by inadequate septic tank facilities and land that is hard to drain. In recent weeks there has been uninterrupted pressure for relief by home owners on township officials. Under study is the possibility that the township may revoke outstanding building permits issued to the builder for homes not yet completed.

At last week's meeting township officials declared they would withhold final judgment on revocation of permits until the State Department, of Health completes a sanitary survey. Results of this survey, it was said last night, can be expected Monday, at which time the board will call a special meeting to decide action. The board indicated last night that the contractor has been cooperative in attempting to solve the problems. It was added, however, that should the state department find there is no engineering remedy, further construction may have to be halted. THE RIGHT OXLY FARM FRESH EGGS ARE SOLD IN KINGS SUPER MARKETS 127 IAST SECOND PLAINFIELD REPAIR SHOP FOR BRAKE SERVICE, WORK jf Parents of Daughter South Plainfield Mr.

and Mrs. John Eckert of 2327 Linden Ave. are the parents of a daughter born or CURE IT DI5fl. terday attended an inter-club meet TlfciffBtiiifeJSa Mar. 25 in St.

Elizabeth Hospital, ing at Union, jointly sponsored by the Union and Hillside Kiwanis Clubs. Elizabeth. Mrs. Eckert is the form er Miss Ruth Maguire. Get tba benefits of a nation-wiJa service program carried on by trained ma m-ho recognize the value of Genuine Wagner-Lockheed Hydraulic Brake Fluid and Urake Parrs.

As one of the several thousand Wagner authorized stations, we can be depended upon for efficient hydraulic brake service. Thompson Council Notes Birthdays Mctuchen The birthdays of Mrs. Walter Herold, Mrs. Raymond Maggs and Mrs. Clara Weigel were celebrated at Monday night's meeting of Lila W.

Thompson Council 35, Daughters of America, at the League House. Mrs. Carl Vincze, councilor, presided. A social and get-to-gether will be held Friday at 8 p. m.

in the League House under the chairmanship of Mrs. Oscar Williams. The affair is for members and friends. Members will attend a rally practice at Woodbridge next Wednesday night at Woodbridge. The rally is scheduled for May.

The Council books will be rtmium is aiked for the ouality Wacner Lockheed products and service Confirmation Rites Announced Metuchen St. Francis R. C. Church, will hold confirmation YOUNG GOP TO MEET MiddlesexThe Young Republi rnished. Let us give you the kind ot service your Drakes require lor quit, safe, smooth stops at all times.

DofAtoNote 22nd Birthday Metuchen The twenty-second can Club will meet tomorrow at 8 m. in the home of Mr. and HARPER'S AUTO SERVICE 120 WATCHUNG AVE. NORTH PLAINFIELD Apr. 23, at 4 p.

m. Bishop Ahr of the Trenton Diocese will be in Every dozen hat th official Mrs. William J. Connelly, 116 anniversary of the founding of New Jersey CRAPE A seal Greene Ave. charge.

Julia Roth Council 116, Daugh A Knights of Columbus Mass in expiation of the crimes currently ters of America, will be celebrated at the next council meeting on being committed against the Iron Curtain will be held tomor Apr. 9, according" to an announce' ment made by the councilor, Mrs George Senkiew, Monday's meet row at 7:30 a. m. by the Rev. John J.

Foley, pastor. The Knights of Columbus will meet today at 8 audited Monday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Vincze, 60 Charles St.

The auditing committee, to be assisted by the trustees, is composed of Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Herold. Just airived at Watchung ing at the Centenary Methodist p. m.

Church. Confessions will be heard Sat Beatrice Daubs of Wood-bridge, deputy to the local council urday from 4 to 6 p. m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.

Masses on Sun jRr 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i Men's Brotherhood To Hear DHS Teacher Dunellen Homer Economos, Latin and Greek teacher in Dunellen High School, will address the Men's Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian Church Friday at 8:30 p. m. in the church on current events. The group will be host to the Men's Brotherhood of the Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church in Union. Walter A.

Miller Jr. is program chairman. day will be held at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a. m. with First Communion Class to be held following the 9 on organization activities.

Mrs. Horace Boyd received the award of the evening. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Arthur Wallis and Mrs. Robert Wilkinson.

a. m. Mass. Set in South Plainfield South Plainfield The South Plainfield Fire Department extinguished four grass fires yesterday. They occurred at 12:05 p.

m. at Woodland Ave. and Sprague 1:25 p. m. at Harvard 2:40 p.

m. at Cedar Brook Rd. and Mor 3 Fires Put Out Metuchen Local firemen were called out to extinguish grass fires ris and at 4:02 p. m.at Ken- Promptly Relieves DZSDVB yon Ave. and the borough line.

three limes yesterday. Alarms were sounded at 1:43 p. m. for a rr .1 a fire at 136 Hillside at 2:41 Youth League Dance South Plainfield The South Gets Army Assignment Arbor Albert J. Mistove, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Mistove, 1808 W. Fifth St, recently inducted into the Army, has been assigned to Battery 84th Field Artillery Battalion, Fort Dix, for training. p. m.

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