Woodbridge - Digifind
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Woodbridge - Digifind
EDISON I FORDS BEACON Mmfax 4 iti Woodbridge, Avencl, Colonia, Fords, Hopclawn, Isclin, Krasbry, Port Rending, Sewnren and Edison No. R Publlihed Wecklj on T T d JNI^PALITY,TO Woodbridge, N. J., Thursday, April 16, 1964 Intcrtd u tnd C\u* U«ll it P O. ffAodbrldii N J PRICE TEN CENT* r*. CELEBRATE: District Voodbridge to Tax America AwardListed \t Fete, Saturday Four Districts Hike Rates; Other Show Decrease for 1964 Council Ready To Move For a Change in Status From Township toCity ?•')': WOODBRIDGE - With Wood bridge base tax rate reduced .45 points per $100 assessed valuation, new Fire District rates were announced by the Assessor's Office today, They must he added to the new $17.98 rate, to secure the total rate. Five fire districts out of the nine have announced a reduction in rate. - The National The are District 1, Woodbridge ;I; vinory on Upper Main nnd Sewarcn;'District 7, Fords; ,jl he'transformed into a District 8, Hopelawn; District 9, ,'[,„ ihe All-America City East M i n and District 11, West ,),,.„,.,• dnncp to Iv held Inclin The others all show in; Hitht creases. ,n,miiiee has been workThe new fire rates which have been struck in comparison to «,rk with decorators, last year are as follows: (with Sewest Recording, ;|I!I| caterers to come up 1963 rate first and 1964 rate, sec- 'Peggy Got Engaged' patriotic n,.iirdlnatrd ond). . n |vrfert selling for the Jwt Been Released District 1, Woodbridge and jiiv-cntntion of the AllCOLONIA - With the beat of Sewarfn, $l,02,_.»S; City Award to WoodwoonnuiDOE - The Municile Beatles drumming in their District 2, Port Reading, pal Council is about ready to iars, three Colonia girls were .57—.61. > iloiievres and cocktails move [or a change in the muniiglow as Ringo Starr, John LemDistrict «. Keasbey, .76—.83. -iivnl from 7 to 8 p.m. cipality's corporate' status — District 5. Avenel, .44;—.48. mon, George Harrison and Paul 'iiih the entire assembly from Township to City. MISS DORIS POUND District 7, Fords, $1.09;—.90. Me Cartney presented them each MY.'I fur a roast prime It is expected the Council will ith a personally autogi aphed Dtitrltt «, Hopelawo, .87•_ | df M dinner. i«ss necessary resolutions on licUrfe of themselves. Now, what * ..' ;ii the head table will day 5 or May 19 and the referDistrict 9, Eait Iselin, .77; _ ;reater compliment can a singer i; iTanzrr. "i. I1 ''-'master endum will be placed on tht ;et than to have .-.niither group .«. , « 11. Cal.up, head of the! •allot in November. The munt District II, West Iselin, J 9 ; _ if singers swoon over them •iTica Cities Jury and Miss •ipality must also apply to the The ShockJey Sisters, as they M. Diland. assistant to the legislature for the change, but ire known in Colonii, were in the District 12, Inaan Avenue, WHT mid director of Public It is expected that the Legislature same state of "shock" as manyj WOODBHIINJK - The Community Scholarship Program of Coloaia, $1.05;_$l.W. v fur ; ook Magarine; will await the voting results on mother tapn-ager has been who Woodbridge TiMiislup itself this week for its third g p rd annual The n « t baric rate of $17.98 as \V;:i!iM- Zirpolo, Robert E. the referendum before taking fd di with $18.42 last year •ame in opttnet wi'h their idols, p Council president; Hepre- fund drive tu seek additional funds which are necessary to con-compared any action. the Beatles, who at the moment i ff ffinancial assistance to local college students and is as follows: to offer v Edward ,T. Patten, At- tinue Mayor Walter Zirpolo, when 1963 are the phenomenon of all show 1964 graduating high school seniors. iv Gcni-ral Arthur Sills, formquestioned on the subject yester.$3.50 $3.66 business. Mrs. John Hoylo, (he organizer of the educational committee|County Rate day said that when the council avor Frederick M. Adams s t n t e d at a r t r a U ' mix[lni, .--.. Schools -I 11.33 When the girls met the Beatles -11.50 - Mayor Aucust F. Greiner, proposes the change, the refer> it the office of Lou Levy of Leeds Local Govern"We now have ten township stu-,-« » w jm ndum will state that the com^Snmiicl NewberRer, Hev. . 112 3.44 Music Company, they didn't lose ment attending accredited f^'i J\J[rS* V l l l C Z C Exemptions — munity will "retain the elective any time in telling them that their Board of Education and the Fire ifrrnS classmates were "gore" on them. hopes It can pitDistricts." V,'k. who '..ade the orewn i;ideltthl'm"with" f * funds "With the recent change In in rvin.it: Jason Nathan.| f0 he | p th,,m „ „ ^ promised jto teSFC' ~M TuniOr' the way W form of government," th« nf ivunn Ronr-nl n this! j lr(1 ,,, M v a.-.') have High and (peek to- the girls and mayor said, "we actually have ... iiiinm BovC!\-nior A < - ^ roftc(.nll.Btt, on (hl, railualiiiK Special la Independent-Leader their classmates. When Sharon a city form of government. Whrit |tc nf the National Municipal^ seniors in Juno; who will apply. NEW BRUNSWICK-Mrs. Rae and Vendetta arrived home the change in corporate status and told their mother she cau Jien.-ikir Clifford Case, to us for aid. The number the E Vincze of 205 Main ioned them not to say anything, GOING PLACES: From left to right, Sharon Shockley, Rae Shockley and their cousin Ven- will do is to eliminate the word, f bin- Sutch and Fred Steb- committee can help will depend ;Woodbridge, will be honored to-"' just hi case the phone didn't ring. detta Jackson, known as the Shockley Sisters In the Colonia area, are making a new mark in Township, so we can be known piT4flnits of the Woodbridge! upon the contributions receivetl Wprruw evening by the RutBut lo and behold, true to their, the musical world with the new name of "The Lollipops." as the City of Woodbridge." jK*rs University Extension DiviProfessional Wo- jduring the next month. word — the Beatles did call, and For all intents and purpose*", WOODBRIDGE Richard E. ! i club and Woodbridge Jay- With the continued support of sion for "loyal and faithful or once the littlest one made it the mayor continued, "to use Ostrander is expected to b irjt and Vendetta <spok« to Ringo service" to the State University. the Board of Education and the , the orgnnizathe name Township is a mis1 Township school system, stu- Mrs. Vincze is a third grade named principal librarian of thi on Page 5* dents in the elementary, junior teacher in Colonia School^.'17|n™Jm Public Library System Starr befqre hfer cousin had nomer. We are bigger than chance to get in on the bet. Ringo most cities in the State and we high and senior high schools will land has been teaching evening of Woodbridge, at a salary ipoke to the girls before he took are vnow the seventh largest be called upon to bring home a Reading Improvement classes for $8,200 when the Library Boarc off (or Us Florida engagement. 1 community in the State of New (Continued on Page ~ " 9 the University Extension Division meets tonight at the Colonia li- Several weeks ago, Bill Ficks of WOODBRIDGE - High. School|' Jersey with a continuing explodbrary. since 1957. the Bill Ficks Agency in New York health educational programs as a ing population." She will be cited a recogni- Mr. Ostrander ggraduated from was JgQking around for a ten-year- means of instructing students in To Plant Red Oaks psychological effect In the tioc <famer la the K ##j SSchool. h l S # to pp M V o i w t jt rt f #jrrimia» UM the dangtti tf mwWog; narcotic ( TOTbwuiUata bUata C Ctay Room In the new Cor be- of Library Service IIn 1»1. Mi Vleason Show and somehow or addiction, tlcolholism and other 1»1 M | For New Pupils Set WOODBRIDGE - Both the the* mayor declared, will be (Continued an Page 5) (Continued on - RepresentaWOODBRIDGE - RegMra[other fate turned a hand and problems have been initiated by local 'and County Tercentenary help reflftipthe 111 effect* of §eeJ. fatten has urged Uoa for all new pupils tuning presented him with the name of Dr. Antoine Attalla, head of the committees are planning to tionalism. | C Weaver, Director of the Woodbridge Township scliooli three girls — who had marvelous Division of Health. plant Red Oak trees la the Town- WOODBRIDGE - Improved "As a city, this municipality "imwiiR and Home Finance will be b*M on May 6th ami 7lh voices. Mr, Ficks arranged for Dr. Attalla, who has been work- ship as part of (he Tercenten- fire protection is in the offing fo will be able to wield a big stick Washington to issue the during the boon 1:30 • 11:00 Mrs. Jackson, Vendetta's mother, ing closely with Dr. John Lozo and ary celebration and In observ- Woodbridge residents with a de- in the county, state and nation (ppmval at Project Bowtie a.m. and 1:30 • ):00 p.m. and the aunt of the Shockley sis- Dr, Robert Polglaze of the school ance of Arbor Day. cision reached this week by thi to gain more recognition and lii'adinj! at once. ters to come to his office at 1271system in formulating a health A child must be five vean joining Boards of Fire Commis more aid for Woodbridge", Mayor Avenue of the Americas in Neweducation program, began his lec- On Friday. April 24, at 12; 15 sioners to adopt the latest Nation fiiiT tu Mr, Patten, the old OB or before December i l , Zirpolo stated. p.m., the County will plant a president of the New York Stat tiiiive wrote: PORT READING -/Before an tures at the high school on April 6. York for an interview. Before the 19*4, to be eligible to »Urt al Board of Fire Underwriters The mayor said he approves of hridtt, N. J., has ap- Kfaool In September 1964. Proof audience of approximately 150, 'Citizens for. Decent Literature, week was over he called MGM The Health Division plans to tree In Merrill Park with the Code. the question being on the ballot r tilian renewal aid for o( age and immunisation participants in a debate Tues- Inc. and a vice president of the where they were recording back- give three hours of lectures week County and local committee* Although a few o' fire dis- because It will give everybody t Inject "Bowtie." This •malliMx and polio muit be pre- day night agreed that the sale of national organization. The sub-ground music and arranged for ly at the start with more as the hi attendance. smutty literature to youngsters ject of the debate was "A, prob their release to him and a newprogram progresses. criun (it great magnitude tested. Miss Margaret Henriduen, is tricts in the comu. ,.ii.y have hand in changing the name. [_°l iri'nicndous thterest to ChiMren must be registered at is a major problem but disagreed lem in the elimination of obscem contract with RCA. Mr. Ficks can Dr. Attalla stated that there ap- chairman of (he nib-committee adopted the latest fire codes the "I am sick and tired of hear> majority are still using the 193E 'dw anil its residents. the school that they will aUend heartily on methods to combat literature is that it can lead ti spot an upcoming artist as is pears to be a "lack of fundamen- for the planting of Red Oaks in fire code, The necessary ordin ing about the big six", the mayor rigid censorship intolerable in attested by his record of manag- tal knowledge" among teenagers toe Township. my understanding that in September. If there Is any the situation. ance will be introduced at a meet- said. "It should be the big Rev. Mr. Sej (Continued on Page 5> tContinued on k ai;o. the Philadel- question as to which school chil- Sponsored by the PTA of| democracy." S) At 11 o'clock Saturday morning of the Municipal Council. seven, for Woodbridge Is almost mans debated the affirmativ al Office sent the ap- dren are assigned, please call School 9, the debate featured ing April 25, a tree will be Calling the agreement reached as large as Elizabeth, the sixth Washington for final! the nearest school. No regis- Hev. Theodore C. Seamans, pas- and Dr. Riley the negative. planted at the Municipal BuildUfspite repeated re- trations are made at UV Admin- tor of the Woodbridge Methodist It was evident, early in th with the Joint Board of Fire Com in the big league. But we can't ing with Boy and Girt Scouts (Continued on Page 5) on Page fii hope to play in the big leagu* Church and Dr. William P. Riley, building. taking part. Oaks will also be missioners "a major step foV planted the same day in Avenel, ward" Mayor Walter Zirpolo sail with the designation of Township Hopelawn, Fort Reading, Fords that for the "first time the un which denotes smallness in th» minds of most and Sewaren, Lieliq and Colonia. (Continued on Page S) WOtoBRIDGE - Although the sample ballot is a bulky one, with close to 150 names on the average uiunifiDal .ballot, t h ^ J " ' J L b ^ vei-y liltre ftifft® lOtaHf 'Kr*ui«' Primary Election to be held iwxt Tuesday. This is due to the fact that with the change to the new arm of (•overnment, elections for Municipal Council are held every two years, for four-year terms. This year there will be no municipal Council election. The ballot this year, has beenj a printer's nightmare, and measures 25 inches across and 19 inches in depth. There are no contests on either side for members of the Senate, House of Representatives anil Board u[ Chosen Kreeliluqjrs. There are cyndftlaiSs'jjwiii1*' {pr| detain*allnige, nllernaU* dc-liv f>ati's-at-larg«, district delegates and their alternates fur the national conventions. Locally, the only interest is in a lew contests for County Cominitteenu'ii a n d Committeeomen,. They are as frfflows: Democrats First Ward, Sixth District, Ber^Ureco, exalted ruler; Stqiheu Uorko, leading knight and Do»TO IKA1) KLKS; New officere «l» WoodbrMge Lodge, g Klha, Willium IXiJuy. r«se«atious; Jowpb tiraee, advisory, Joseph nard Sokolinski, 25 East Ween ' 60lh ANMVtKSAKV; Above are the heads ot aid LaPenta, esquire. StiinUlug: lieorge Thekm, tiler; 814 21ltj, who were lnntall.d Sunday wlUrnoon at the Metucbcn |,,!lo dluuer; and Arthur Anderson, sponsors; seated, Stewart Street, opposed by Francis J. WIID mi- planning lor the 60th anniversary <llP'«r Whiteride, treasurer; William Wetlemeyer, Uuitt 1 guard; Mlheld Salur Klks Lodge, A boffet dinner was nerved and dancing held. Si-bud'er program; WUIIam flrausain. chalriimu; Joseph Fedor, Ford, 350 Watson Avenue. ' » •uuucii, KnlghU of Columbus, to >* ' thuel Medic, trustee; Hithard Cvley, itevtetary; tiabriel H u g , fl Settled left to right: Fred Kainey, lecturing knight; John Kuight and WUUain Haug, Jr., co-chairman. Second Ward, Third District, '" a «t St. Anthony's Church Couununit> feoter, (ruvkc awt Frank late, chaulalo. i_ Nagy loyal knljhtr Anthony Poreda. pant eialkd nOer; Peter (Continued on Page 5) «l 7 p. . Jaha Fofrlch, entertuiunwul; ir, Gallup } o Present irtificate Principal Speakers colonia Girls Beatles' Pals, To Keep Now 'Lollipops',On RCA Label Elective Boards ,„ Community Scholarship Program to Start Drive TobeHonorecf Library Post Listed I Dr. Attalla Instructs WSHS Pupils On Dangers of Smoking, Narcotics Idcral Unit To Mark Tmrntenary Approve/New Fire Code Minister, Doctor Differ On Obscene Literature Ballot Large as Sheet, -But No Local Interest m ! i; Independent-Leader (EB) - Carters Thursday, April 16,19(54 PAGE TWO Jewish Women Elaine Campanaro fm Patricia'A.McGee iride of James R. Brady Elect Officers4 iDouble Ring Cerem»m T h Central C t l ParkPark rni.ONIA - The COLOMA Miw Patricia Am V,-G#* daughter et Mr and Vr« William J McG«*. of «7 Bf£tQfiBS A^WUB, md * , Srrtk. o, the National! C*mA^ gmj «£ Campanaro. daughter ofjj«™»After Mrs. L. J. Raber .« Poppy Chairman Rohwi RraoV KHI nf Mr M T Hwbrrt F Brady. IV-wry Place. Elizabeth were COU3N1A - A meetinn '>• ihc married at S p. m Saturday in Ladies' Auxiliary ti. VFW Cnlniii.i y John Yiannry Church. Memorial Tost (Wfil wn held ;»t Rev Fraods f D*fly offi- ihp Post Mm Inmar -UPIMP. ciated ai tin carwnoay An eve-with Mn. Carl Fabio, n:nj recaption <rat held it M r s , U r r ) . R m i , h ^ ^ ^ ^h < r • f t a n s u t e « " » * « - , ™ * 5 ! , . cancer,group folded and i-re 24 Mi« Edith \<A< Q**4- bandaj!« and s w « f IV, l.if.na served as maid of honor aim M a r f ) , - Mrs. Raymond Much"*' b^desmaids veer* Miss Carol Ciandella. Livingston. Miss Eilwfl a[TpoJmK) p 0 | ) p y Brady, sister of the bridegroom chi|fn an L rtrr and Mitt WOea Seijo, Colona. Tht bride's lUter. Diane McG«, ^ ^ ^ ^ ( r o m , h p sa , ( , rt( M** fewer girl. poppiw Is used for th« welfare Serving as his brothers best an< i rehabilitation work among man was Joseph Brady. Eliza- veterans and their familio beth. William McGee, Colonia. A "Luncheon Is Served will brother of the bridl and Philip,be at the Post home. May 20, at Clark and Max Monaco as ushers. i : oo p. m. A nominal fee will A graduat* o' St. Mary'i High t * charged and tickets may he School, the brkU ii employed in obtaintd from Mrs, Carl Fabio. the data procetaing department j ; . S767 or any number n( the of the ElUabethtown Consolidated organization. Last year there ! Gas Company. was standing room qnly, so .Trs. Mr. Brady also ,a graduate of Fabio asked the members St Mary's High School, served please call in for th* tickets , • „ ,, ,, Having Domestic April as Trachltig Career Month which is sponsor*! C a w , Rfrtha Shrrwhewskj•, president, th* m*)ror, TEACHER*' MONTH: Above. Mayor Walter Zlrpolo is shown by the Woodbridgo Ti^n.hip Krturatlnn Association. Iwft to Jadlth Jordan and Arlrnr Schieker. v i w presidmt. Westrelch, Rahway; Mrs. Phillip j Lowy, Cokmla; Mrs. Arthur Lubln. Rahwiy; Mrs. Uwrence "olonia. Mrs. Lee Kahn and Mrs. Arthur Rabinoin th« Navy abou'll an aircraft soon as possible i thene will be! W1U w e elected to serve on carrier. He is a service repre- sold on a "first come, Brfti the n""i¥»Hg committee. setuttlve with the National Cash served basis." A special progress report «f Register Company, Elizabeth, The nomination and election the new "Tutoring Aid Project and attends classes at Union officers for tht following year ! WOODBWDQE - Mayor Walter Waiter tane taxe part In varioui various observances|ed observancesleducator of out children from lions lurvival teaching must be (TAP), being planned at an I .. — hld withhresults l K.ffollows l v WOODBRIDQE Junior College., Cranford. were held ><« »lt> «l » nrociaduring the month, These groups 'kindergarten upward., an a build- the pre-eminent profession in dltkm to the community services n Upon thtlr return from th«lr President, Mrs. Frederick life. To do this, quali- program of the Central Pnrkway . % , ^ JT *«1 also join with the National !er of free and democratic citizens: honeymoon In the Pocono Motm-j^endorf; senior vice presi-|i matron na Awx-iation naming April as 1MU1 Teaching M j M. Section, wa« explained by the A s s o c i a t i o n t 0 ( 0C us and as an advisor who may guide tains, Mr, Brady and his b r i d e f e . Mrs. Harold £ ? * « J ; : C « e r Month in Woodbridge. ^SJS!TS» '^"^^^t'^^ « worthwhile The TAP ' Junior vie* president, Mrs. y 7 J . h being ptar \ In conjunction Mn.'Mamben of the Woodbridge Town-employing and keeping the best career Prulello; for better a career, and topflight Association were posM possible Initructon In the ele-^ | te eeampai( p g teachers ww ll tt j,j , ^^ ^^ ^ j g y ,t(m! for the a m p a i (,n Harry Smith; chaplain, Mri »hlp. Education u d th k d to eak o t f r thir schooling, the and the are asked to speak out for their f, u rf ]BM Frank Wolf; eonductresi, h WTEA T to ealebrateervlsors the occasion, mentary andthis secondary schools. of the The theme year is "TWN.E.A. ii using Teaching Carter profession and encourage other? Carl Fabio; guard, Mri. Gerald and , achool* win Teacher Molde the h f t m " - as! Month to ibow thaHorjMr na to enUr it. | ANTI-POVERTY PLAN McGulnneu; tfOitii, Mn. Ronald SchoAeld, one year; Mrs. Johaioni anti-pov Alice Cathbertsen Prank White, two yeari; Mr*. ! ported It will be held May ». 6, vice president of ways a n d LODGE AND OOP program Top Mrs *? m l t s un ^ rtaln leaders 1M6 Oak Tre* Raid Robert Broderlck, three years. Jand 7, Mrs. Leonard Goldr*-" W™' Iaella, New Jersey . Elected u the Eighth District p r o g r a m vice president,t, -.. Ttl«. LI t-84» forts to boom Cabot Lodge convention dele^-Ui were Mm. pre will be'M"the May John Sanchez, Mn. Frank Wolf. -Mr. and Mis. Richard Har- Mrs. Harold Lorentxen, Mrs. well, Wood Avenue, were hosts Harry Smith, Mri. John C. WOODBRIDQE-A joint meetaimed pprimarily at aspg reported on the first write-in victory which gavelProgram Sunday to Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Chrenclk; Mri. Walter Mldurt I Ing of the Sliterhood and Congre* Mr, Invln Hund«t, SlsUrhood; United States Ambassador meeting fit the tU.A. committee s t a n c e to needy young Ameri, 7 ^ m a2 t t i g o t Gardner and children, to South Vietnam. New Hamp- cans. and Mrt. Walter Palmer as an gallon Adath Israel was held ^ Center" the J ^ to-, which Is,pier^ the chairmanship and Randy Washington. , altwnat . delegate> Monday at the Jewish Communi- A the Cranford Uie ^ . | - - - - . ^ ^ - Qn- Samn , -hirc's fourteen convention votes Republican reaction generally -Happy birthday to Robert County ColinBd, d(1(ga(l _..:!l, Center. Rabbi Samuel Newvision star, Alan King wljI m a t e , { J / H X e celebrate W a , Israel's has attracted no major party fig- voiced that the program looked B are: a lot like a .political mariouver. Neale, Sr,, Adams Street. '-- ,- Lorenuen. ..- Harold Mrujbarger, spiritual leader, gave the « appearance and t l c t e U \ t n 'Mr.. Center with iires to his cause. -Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmitt John Sanchez, and Mrs. Harry D'vah Tnr.h now available. Mrs. Hundert exand Israeli |i The members of Sisterhood are pressed .. and daughter, Mary Jane and imlih, alternate delegate. fl. AU'Wembers of the Congreproud Mrs. David Gutman re- Martin Bettman for the candy son,, George, Rahway, were the A joint Installation of officers g, y, A guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. of the Auxlliar and Post will be L v e d the nomination of presi- « , _ Mr. H a r v e y , ^ - u ^ " ^ announced Dr. will speak, Alexander Cuthbertson, Oak Tree held Mayftat 7 p, m, at the PostBranch of the National Women's round robin, and Mrs. Albert Bas. Road. on '"Hie Newi| Home. The Auxiliary will supply the food, " - I . Harold Lorent- Le»fiue. Installation will take n for the model Seder. and the Old Nazis." He Mn, Sfn, man of other membera to form « com. »• Mrs. Edward Slotkin, education tee, presented a data for New arrivals throughout the mlttee, vice president, announced April coming year as follow^: as recorded at the IS an Oneg Shabbot, sponsored Robert Goldfarb, >l bv the Sisterhood and the secretary; Mn.'Sol Idee. Hrdassah, will be cording secretary; Mrs. Maurice ! From Iselin, a daughter to Mr. Rivals in Language held at the home of Mrs. Fred Chodosn, financial secretary; | and Mrs. Robert Sullivan, 117 g Oettle Mrs. Howard Feibu«h,, treasurer;;; Old lady "in New Yorki: "lsn'1 Kaufman. Mrs. George Tyler Avenue. \ will review the book. "Idiots Mrs, Snnford Brandt, vice presi- it wonderful how a single police-^ From Sewaren, a daughter to WOODBRIDGE - The Annual First, " by y Bernard Malamud. dent of member hip; p;Mrs. Joseph p man can dam the flow of traffic?" Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Toth, S3 conference of the 54 Rotarv clubs Mrs. Snndy S d Goldberg, ldb chair- Sch!e?inger. h! id of f B i bbut t you vice president Boy; "Y "Yes, grannie, North Robert Street. i^rouned together in the Rotarv man of the rummage sale, 'o-proyram; Mrs. Robert Melnick, should hear the bus drivers," From Woodbridge, a son to Mr. district for this arcatis to be held and Mrs. Joseph Kopelock, 172in Atlantic City, Aorll 24 and M. jt wai Sherry Street; a son to Mr. andman 5 announced today b" Nor-jl Mrs. Edward Walsh, Jensen Strange, president of the loAvenue; a daughter to Mr. and °a' Rotary club. "At the meetMrs. NteholM reidama, a . guft-jing." he s.aid^iK will discuss ter Lane; a daugnterK Mr^ and;(Wa'*ferK rttetfne w W* i w i a r * Cuupo with Hi Mrs. Steve Kutj^Ja, 2D Bunns district. In ^ i t i o n to h<vring 'InBrins In »ll fOM un-adol- * / Jl Lane. " -'ormattve' W I < I I »nd making tlouil coupon! »r» )lans for at ill IwitlDnst Otfir tipirtk From Fords, a son to Mr. and ' inWracing our service May 32. 1»«4 Mrs. Albert Dahl, 318 N e w ( a cA" v l t i f •" Brunswick Avenue; a daughter ' ff«'«Bation of nine members 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ma.-'fISe sch^» ' d to attend th* con) loney, 71 MofTett Street; a ! ™ « ' T"* presidine of leer at| VAlUABIEtOlUW daughter to Mr. and Mrs.' Ed- "inVrence m*\<m* will be Pa'il GOOD \T BOND CLEANtRS I R ward Siecrkowski 15 Murdock! - Cneslbro. of Princeton, who Is I MKN'S OR LADIES1 Street; a son to Mr. and Mr». the governor of this Rotarv dl*p1aln I ft A Donald Pellegrlno. 148 Safran trlct. Hie program will also inApril 20th thru April 25th Avenue; a son to Mr. and Mri.clude Roeclal entertainment and Robert Hooper, 1133B Woodbridge hojnita'ltv features, such a« chanAvenue; a son to Mr. and M n .el rfmir, Westminster Choir ColI ttplrti Mi; » , IM4 I.L. | David Wtgle, 81 Jackson A v e n u e , ^ From Avenel, a son to Mr. and' The conference will nominate a Mrs. Richard Nalesnlk, 900 Rah- Rotarian to serve ai governor way Avenue; a son to Mr. and of thi» district for 1964-M. He will GOOD 4T BOND CLEJLNIttl Mrs. Raymond Lesko, 31 C be elected, al"ne with 171 other ' CravrnetU' P r o e m I SKiHT Street. I nominees of district* In all "arts tOc Additional From Hopelawn, a son to Mr. of the world, at Rotary Intero r and Mrs. Matthew Rogolino, 0 national's 1664 convention in Tor- MAN'S OR LADY'S I 1 Howard Street; a son to Mr. and'onto, Canada. Rotary governors:! Mrs. John Kostu, 673 Florida supervise and coordinate the ser-y I «j»lrf, Ma; 22, 1H4 1. Orove Road. [vice work of more than 11,5001 From Colonia, a daughter to Rotary clubs with a total member-, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gill, 51 ship of 542,500 business and proVAUJABLE COUPON Kilmer Drive. •MO SERVICE CHARGE (essiona! men in 129 countries. GOOli AT BOND CtEANCBI ^Teaching Career Month' Being Observed by WTEA ^Members; Mayor Issues Proclamation for Event Wf Offer A COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE • ELECTRICAL WORK • PIPE WORK • Hot Water Problems • Electronic Control,) Prompt, Radio Dtapitched'Senrlce - Cm N O , ; | Woodbridge 9a'/ Joint Meeting ,^ •^ ^ ^ .» - • • . J — . 1 . . . _ I M j j • «^_ . J-IU^I L ^ • ™fc^ ,,n.il of , iMr and Mrs. Frank Campanaro, ^ bride, the „„„• ., new slate of officers at Temple ]% C f l r o l y n Avenue, became th-jtrlp to the Pof.,fI1, ' Hi-th Or. Monday. b r i ( ) c nf Robert James Schiavone, w e e i[- s trip they v j'n • \lr> Michael Lemerman wasJ o n of Mr. .'iti Mrs, James SchivMenlo Park a p a r v - . ' printed president. Also r e - a v o n e tf Wright Street. IseJin,| g ^ ^ „ . ( rl.rt.'d to the offiw of vice pres-^tar-da., afternoon at St. J o n n ; ^ Hl«h MVKI "' ! pimf, wer<- Mrs Gerald San- vianney Church with the R c v . j s a c ) e r k , ' • ln ,1,1. Colonia, Mrs. Seymour F r n n c i s F . Daily performing t h e i ^ m e n t n f V ( srhwiirtibach,, Rahway; M^- double ring ceremony. brMee Tiw hri.i' '" y B " ™ - • ,,„ br (d P , given in marriage ! U m t v g , Sch??s, Roselle; and ^ of her father, wore . gown o ^ ^ ;: > b y W ) W Mr., ncnjnmln Rahlno»'iu. silk organza with neorilepoint '<• 1 . „ , nArthur ..,,u. Plutkin. flark.iily-of.the-valley dwigft. An elMrs O«t . ( o t t r i ) | n u i elected recording secretary; bow lengthyeil of Frenchillusion Mr* Gary Uanie/CraWot'l cor:*as •art«M4'W' 4 . cIWB. 4 L , B«Wp , - XncK:.. ^ n'MnnHing secretan-; Mrs. Ir- flowers and petals. She earned married, are youMHH Rolhand. ROKIIF. assistant white sweetheart roses m a j a s - Uncle "No, i•„, ,., ,,, m .sponding secretary; Mrs. cade bouquet on a prayerbook- i Bobbie - -Th,-,i -•.„ f,™rRe Diamond. Linden, w a s - Miss Karen Rudak. Coloma have to tell you „ .., ,,,rr. Mrs. Sidney Levinson, Col-wan maid 4 honor.. Jotephlyou cant d o " oma. flnandal secretary. Directors elected for a One year term inei *ed: Mrs Henry Bernstein, «Coloni«; Mrs. Melvin Slater, Roselle: and Mrs. Morton Masser, COtonla. . Elected for » two year term were: Mrs. David Hudriick, Colonia; Mrs. Abrahair i ^ i . i • A • . ! • • • a_l _ ^ 4 a L a ^ % J (dompamj 71-71 Ptnhfetg A P.0.Ba« ^ „ V J, TEL 541-5753 FVGt OIL ALL TYPFS or OIL BURNERS HEATING EQUIPMENT SALES ft fERVlCE SOLD t SERVICED . 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( M i t ui OrauA UBiuin ( m ONIA — ttiBun An ui.f Shopping Ctnttr (n«<t tu u n \>>MMi — Uak lrtr Ituid (apiHtalle MUa t b u t i o i'AHTkHK'f—ti Wailiiiut,,,, An., Cor. • ! fMttlni A n . t a n n r t 8huppln« i . m t r (ORCHID CLIANEftl) itAIIWlV - U»i lrviim 1lr«t. (ir.iua 1 irvlnt Hh<,i (OfeCmD CARTERET OFFICE Perth Amboy National Bank 25 Cooke Avenue, Carteret Mrmber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation-Member Fdefftl lden t-Leader (RB.) - Carteret Press PAGE THREE Thursday, April lfi, 1964 'Evening With SholomAleichem' To be Presented on April 26th AVT.NT\I, Ciin(irf(iiilmii and SKIrrlmod ll'mii .liinih ;w expecting ,i r;i|);nily nuiiionce for Howard l);\ Silvii's performance in "An Kvrning Willi Sliolom Alnichptn" April 2fi. al 11:3(1 p.m , at the temple on Wird Street. Deborah Dance Saturday Night This is Ihc fourth and concluding WOODBRIDGE-Pcrth Amboy show of Iho four-show talent series Fords Chapter o( Deborah will wliirh CnnRroualion and Sisterhold a benefit dance Snlurdny al •hond R'nni Jacob have sponsored the Mdionic Temple, Green |for the community'B enjoyment Street and entertainment. Proceeds will go to Deborah Hospital, Browns Mills - a free, Howard Da Silva lias made over nonsectnrian institution which 40 films in Hollywood and has assists operable cases of tuber',twice been nominated for an iculosis, heart ant1 chest diseases. i academy award for his exeellew 'The Tin oital is rrtafntaitied soMy ! performance*' in "TV Lout Week'by fund-raising activities of the end" anrl "Two Years Refore the \o' ni'iT works o( Deborah. IMa^t." On Rroadwav his credits. In nd'lilion to danrnn,, a hiifj include featured mlos in "Oklaf t • " h" .-vcr1* 'nnn Ho|homa." "Burning Bright," "Mice v hi k's orrh-^lra will piny. M r s .UYCE M. 0 -:)['T,\ jin V'-n'Wnr''1," "Cnro""'"^," 'licke . ar" a.;\i'abi • lu.m Mrs. "Fioril'o" and "Purli? Victori.:ima'U: ar.m.nt ol I w VViii)tli)rid'!f Woman's Ciub |) ( n.H u.?'.r a)> .i;il F.t'iicl M. Hetv;ie, Br.in'.'ywine ous." The very versatile Mr. Da ,, Masnn'ir Temnlr, Green .Street. The piny, "llarirnita Illdcav iv," was wr Iton Road. F r d s , publicity chairman, SUMMER WEDDING SET: Silva has also worked beh'nd thi \>il StnddarH, In the cast weir, front row: Mrs. Strnhon Aliiriii and Mrs. or anv nrmber o* the chapter. footlidhts directing the corned' Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Frank ObNfilsrn, Mrs. Nell Sloddard, Miss Alta Ryan and Mrs. I/iuls At a recent meeting, Mrs. "Pi'r'i" VHorinv" and rnos Augusta Rippen reported that the rnpta, SIS Railway Avoiae, recently, the off "roadway hi paid-up m-mbershh now totals A vend, annnunce the engage, '""'lie C^es." 1RR. ment of their daughter, Joyce Sholom Aleiehem. noted .lewis Wi.s i:.,: r Wcde:n told of visMarie, to James .1. Flynn, HI. j author, vvrnte of the ni^nant h\ ii tn Jo;sph Pa'laek. a resident mor of life in the "Shtetl" thi of Kord • who recently under- son of Mayor and Mrs, James tinv hamlet of an R.Ttern * went a mitral alve heart surgery .1. Flynn, 197 High Street, 'hat ejfi"iod h"forn the Filler re a: '.;•:'!. SIVJ said Mr. i'nl- Perth Amboy, »lme. He wrote in thn colorfii • lack had nothing but praise for ,1 I'limF. - Ruth Whitc.ithe Theatre it Lys, in New Vork, Misi Obropta made her de-jMinms sf Viddish. of the hone Ihi' rare and treatment gi en M i picture and also will feature Kranchot Tone. Minium but at the Holly DebuUne Ball jand frustrations nf Jews vhn live' <i v him. : ; .,.^iinti native Perth In December of 1961 at Scotch in hfl'''' V V ^ T I hoit'f«. Hi Reservations clow tomorrow. A bus trip to Smithsville Inn Plains Country Club. : 'works have IT-MI irancln(/lrl in mude with any (i i has been scheduled for April 16, , h>hk>n Show to t t l n c y J n a y . °* A late summer wedding is be- ">2 lan ua<" s inc'i'ding according to Miss Janet Klein, . „,, Women's G u i l d e r of the GETTING RKAKY FOR PKRKORMANCK: Almvr are some of the principals who will appear la • ing planned, 'chairman. Bus will leave the (ienernt Hospital or with the following committee Mr. Da Silva. Inn? a student and Shakespearean pmRram In be presented Satunlay night at Woodbridgp Junior High School for the ! Miss Obrdpta In a 1M0 gradu" a w Trmple, Perth Amboy, i the Shadowbrooki members: Mrs. Clement Swanick admirer of Yiddish humor as a benefit of the Red Cross under the sponsorship of the Jaycees. Left to right, Mrs. William Tate, ate of WoodbrWge Senior High at 10 a. m. . Mrs. George1 chairman; Mrs, Alex Storipan. whole and of Sholom Aleiehem Manny Goldfarb, John McGarry and Mrs. John l.usick. | Miss Claire Srtch, Hopelawn, School and will graduate in June, i of the Women's Mrs. Gerald Klotz; Mrs Dorothy in Particular, has worked for past prc ident was named chair- from Bowling Green State Uni"ears to br'dnc the two cultures, heimcr, Mrs. Alfred man of the nominating committee, versity, Ohio with the degree Jewish and Kndi«h. He ba r <.. |consisting of Mrs. Estelle Dnbbs, of Bachelor of Science in EduTP^da several recordings of Mr. Barbato, Mrs. Walter Zirpolo. I Mrs. Arne Rrody, Mrs. N"nnip cation. She Is a member and JAIechern'sta'es andh^s"vod'ed . .. v~ , J M r s . ' N o r m a n Robbins and Mis? 7 Clifford and Mrs. Rose Kau'man. vice president of Delta Zeta, ,h, Sun wrtl h c t ^ I Shirley Doxtater national social sorority, |WorM of Sholom A'";"hem" re- W00DBR1DGF, - The Presi' I ihb yearss fashion snow WOODBRIDGE - Final DR. SAMl'KL G1UNGAUZ cntical acc'aim. • Mr. Plynn is a graduate of dents' Council of the Parent •iv-ruled in the colorful atinns and costume fittings are Perth Amboy High School, Amon? his reoertoiTe of Sholnm Teachers Associations urges all /.nurphcrr of the Shadowleing made by the New Jersey class of 1958 and received a Aletehem stori°s are "The Fidparents to attend the program on nlkung luncheon which Shakespeare Festival of WoodB.A. degree at Lehigh Univer- Hio," "if I Were Rothschild" contemporary math scheduled for |be -med at noon. jridge for "Brush Up Y<jur sity In June. 1962. He is now a on Vom Kinnur." "The Tuesday, April 21, at 7:30 p. m. ,ri,,,|,!s will be Mrs. Fran- 1SELIN - The Senior Citizens! Shakespeare," Saturday, at 8:30' AVENEL - Sunday, at the sophomore at Hahnrmann Med- Fnchanted Tailor" and many in the Woodbridge Senior High ;irl,ii,,. Mrs. R. Crawford, Club of Iselin welcomed twoj ical College of Philadelphia. WOODBRIDGE John G. p.m., in the Woodbridge Junior School cafeteria. K \l F.ilken, Mrs. Jerrold new members at its meeting on| WOODBRIDGE - The Adult Avenel Presbyterian Church, the Mr. Flynn is a member of DelTicHts for this excitin" even- The program will be presented Schrieber, Jr., Woodbridge Town- High School auditorium, Barron 1 Mix Sherman Goldsmith, Monday afternoon at the Green Education Committee of Congre- Rev. .Dr. Charles S. MacKenzie y ta Tan Delta, national social in" o* entertainment mav be ob- y William Wilson who has pre-ship Republican Municipal chair- Avenue. The program is spon](..li!-vt Ilirner, Mrs. Robert S t e t F i h s Mrs Grace ggaa((jjoonn A d a t h I s r a e l a n n o u n c e s will preach at the 8, 9, 10, 11 and Street Firehouse. Mrs. Grace 12:15 services. The Westminster fraternity and Alpha Ensilon tained hv enntactitio Mrs. T)nvid jared the teachers throughout man announced the endorsement sored by the Woodbridge Jaycees Mr- .1. Jensen. Mrs. MorKettell and Michael J. Daly. l Gringauz, i jurist i Choir will sing "I Wonder as I Delta, national pre-m e d i c a 1 K1arfl»M tnat D r '-3736 or Michael the Township for the new math of the Middlesex County Republi- (or the benefit of'the American !i MI. fiiss Mary Ann Kohut, "Old Timer" movies were a n ( j scientist will be the h guest Wander" at the 9:00 a.m. service; honorary society. Robin. FU 8-8631. change-over in the Fall of 1964. can Organization Primary Slate; Eed Cross who carries out such Thniiiiis McEvoy. Miss Bevshown and plans for the coming shaker at the Jewish Communi- the Choraliers will sing "My Sav He will conduct an actual class Richard Plechner and Fred Her- programs of assistance as Is now I OT-fii. Mrs. Leonard Spivack. months were discussed., |ty Center Sunday, at 8:30 p.m. mann, National Convention dele underway in Seward. Alaska, demonstration. iour's Love" at the 10:00 a.m. I Mr- R-jhtTt Vogel. The seminar was cancelled to gates; Mrs. Mary Main and Mrs.1 deva$.ajed bv. the re- . ith White, well known for her, A Mothers' Day luncheon was! Dr. Gringauz has written numer service; the Chancel Choir will beert retahed Mary 'Payjon, st mjerflattt; Bern .m! roles on Broadway and planned for May and the "golden ous articles which have'appeared (if. - ! February rHe a,Joyful .,..., atd "Shanley, SenSfeT Bernard uled to tnsble parents to "wtwtin. isTtffrfflth? Iff fCT^ifft- l i t " p t u p i l i p t — n i f i rmfl trip-in ComwNrtwjr, -towMr 8*cM' ld at uie^U;Q0 a m . MCV* ,T» celebrate Shakespeare's 400th r Btarte*, Jewish Frmller, MMquaint themselves with the new Rodflers, Congress; Eugene' God- birthday, Henry W. Glass, direc[or "Double Talk,"'"an ofr to be" Mia In JtA* vice. Mrs. Eleanor Smith, Dilesky and Thomas Miller, Freeidwav production sponsored Mrs. Ketttf was awarded the rtream, and AWitee Review. He rector of Music, will sing a solo tor, promised an evening of W00DBR1IK1E - On Sunday, and thus endanger other people math, p y p holders. horse" Dfize. lUfrcsh-^was fecorder ol events and social at the 12:15 p.m. service. Shakespeare to satisfy everyone The play, play, "dark Woodbridge will complete one of A donation of 25 cents for each Adors Studio. The the (jh«lQ of Kovno Mr. Schrieber said "Woodbridgi with scenes and songs from 13 of Sunday evening, a film, "the May 4, aliments »*«*'*erved. • if to open on He is the author of the dramatic Price" will be shown to the Senior the most out?torHiiiig public health dosejs. being requested, but anyTownship ha& given special note the Rards' plays, '!. irograms ever offered to county one who cannot afford to pay will story of "Churban Kovno," "TheHinh Westminster to the candidacies of Richard Fellowship, The cast includes Richard Stelnot be turned away. Ghetto as an Experiment of Jew- which meets at 7:00 in the Chris- residents. WOODBRIDGE - Two service Plecher, Fred Hermann, Mrs. ling, John McGary, Bill Zullinger, With the administration of Type j' ish Social Organization," "Meth- tian E d u c a t e Buld. This film is People who have taken Type I projects were completed by Patrol Mary Main and Mrs. Mary Pay- Jack Gottdenker, Joe. Pagano, , lodical Problems in the Study of an excitinc story which actually II oral polio vaccine, the entire and Type III vaccine are not I. of Junior Girl Scout Troop 293. son as Delegates and Alternates Manny Gol^farb, James Crawford, l ; • the Ghetto." and "Culture and he^an 2,000 years a^o when a county should be virtually free protected against Type II polio to the National Convention." He ; Eaater favors were made for the of the nossibilitv of a polio epiMargaret Walsh, Anthony Ciuf, Education in the Ghetto." Local clinic sites are as follows: Jvoung martyr discovered chirstiPediatrics Ward of Rahway Hospi- cited their "outstanding long time freda, and Marion Glass. d°mic ever striking. d ik , : l)r Gringnuz is legal advisor Woodbridqe Senior High School roles in Republican leadersW " a oersona' rrice. J In the ^gjij feedings, ng, FoifB Junior High School, Co tal. The girls with their leader, circles in Middlesex County." restitution and Mrs. Rose Belafsky, producer, \ story as it l n s l5 1 r. j • i\. L j ' nic .liens SIUIJ an it u o ^ over 300 000 persons received id Type Ionia Junior High School, Iselin Miss Eileen Christensen, and asnoted that the festival has been . cati'.n in Germany and is the h e a d ; r e n e s a q a j n i n a m o d e r n A m c r i c a I and Tyne III polio vaccine at sistant leader, Miss Carol Chris- "Their Republican loyalty." sak honored by the National Municipal | Junior High School, School 23.' H'eh ,,f the t'nited Restitutions O r o a n - ; s e t t i ; A All tensen, presented them and were Schreiber, "and their willingness 11 H igh SSchool c W y o u f a r '!*eal clinic sites. gue and LOOK Magazine as Woodm'ne Avenue, Avenel and /alien lie is a former judge a': to attend_ given a guided tour of various to work hard for the advancejneni javing contributed to the "All tin' Court of Appeals in M°mel. Donald Austin and Bob Meye*, Equally as imoortant as Tyne School 7, Fords. sections of the hospital. The of our Party for many years tnaki America City" award presented I and Tvpe III, Type II oral potto Liitmania. a former research as- Co-moderators of the Senior High scouts also gave stuffed toys, us certain that these people wil to Woodbridge. • "accine is administered in exactly ; into at the University of Hei-Council, are busv readvin? olanwhich they made, to Mrs. Ralph give us the best representation al the 9ame manner: A few droos of Tickets are available at Baslldelbcri; and a suoerviwr of thp for the annual hi^h schoolers re-t( the National Convention that Mid Salisbury, for use in the nursery ie tasteless vaccine are placed sarab Realty, 90 Main Street, Pubthe''.ast TlWralinh^rwiriWlt i)f HnPtwray. V fc o 1 ? Tenter in PennsVfyafl'r ie suear into your mouth and WOOD BRIDGE - TfK*Frtfflry p-fltffir . the Congress and Council of tt Bouton, Yank pitcher, signs foi any Jaycec member of by cafflng its is one of the WphliPhts of I 'hat's all there is to it. Episcopal Church AHar Guild has a hike which they will take to $18,500. t.ilvrnipd .lows in Germany. the Red Cross, ME 4-1616. * 'car for the voun? people an'1 The imrressive thin? about Sa- announced plans to sponsor a Mr. Albert I^on, chairman, anAvenel Park, Saturday. Each they are a^ked to si«m un as - " wu in oral polio vaccine, bd^jdes the rummage sale, April 23, from 9 nounces that Dr. Gringam's tonic scout will bring a nosebag lunch as Dosfible, in orfcr that fin"' "•<ct that it is mi'ch more pleasant A.M. until 8 P.M. at the old parish I will be "The New Germanv an<< and samores will be made for plans mav be formulated. 'i take fhan Salk shots, is that it house, 51 Trinity Lane. the Old Nazis." Mr. Leon will dessert. Mrs. Fern Christensen "The Church Mice," the voun" "ices added orotection. Besides Mrs. William Tait is chairman .be assisted bv Mr. Herbert Winoassistant leader, will teach the counles' froun of the Church, v ••"lmunizins the person who takes and advised that donations of ;crad and Mrs. David Gutman girls how to use a compass and meet at 8:30 D.m. tomorrow i r '• against all three types of polio, clothing may be left at the parish Members of the Consremtinn a knife. Church ha'l. A film. "The P - ; ' a'so makes it imoossiblp. for him house or pickups may be arranged BUCK - TANS WHITE • UH>KN BU'K i their families and "nefts are •«• The troop is sponsoring a family Bus" wilf be shown. Th1 'o carrv the disease in his bod" bv calling ME 44563. vitod tn h^ar Dr Grinaauj. Adtrip to the World's Fair, May 9. film is coneern-d with Churchmissnn is free. State relations. All officers and members are SFNATOR RUSSFXI.'S BIIX encouraM to nartierate in t L Senator Russell (D., Ga.J proff |x)sed a $1500,000.000 program tn mas«ive e nrt to reaoh new fo't 1 itu in t* " commi'n f ° r Christ ami try to equali'.f distribution o( Nei.'roes throughout the U n i t e d ttw, rh"rch. A™-il 27 7:10 D.m. Suites At present, the percentn»p Thp film "The Price," " ' " h" acheon-Fashion Show o [id Hospital Guild Urge Attendance ShakespeareProgramSet At Math Program Saturday for Red Cross \Til Church Services Jurist To Speak Set by Minister To Adath Israel Senior Citizen* Club Welcomes 2 Members Township GOP Endorses Slate 3rd Oral Vaccine Clinic To Be Held Here Sunday Jiyiior Girl Scouts Complete Projects THE ONLY STORE IN CARTERET MERE YOU CAN GET Altar Guild Rummage i t l V r SaleSri for April23 f.tteF ex County; gan ', Uaiu Sfceet, from FINEST JEANS CUT-RATE \RMY and NAVY STORE (larhnt ( n K(M>M'vt'll Avrniic OPKN DAILY 8 - S of Negro nop'ulnation nms 'potn f n<t tnmnrri'V. R' in Mississinni to one Tnu'-Mn f"e'' i w r c n t in n I.tenth of 1 w r oont in Vernvn' ;>"•' reation win H ' — •> r"""t'n 1 •iNorth Dakota. "'-tniin.tr' """ VOTE FOR ALVINB.LEBAR APRIL 21 APRIL 21 District DelegateTo Convention LINE H KEGUUK KEl'DBLICAN DISTRICT DELEGATE TO NATI6NAL CONVENTION ALVIN B. LEBAR Regular Republican NUMER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB STATE LEGISLATURE i Served on Campaign Committees In over '"' Mddlesex County GOP Election ipalgni During the past 15 yean. KEEP OUR DELEGATION TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION IN( OMMITTEI) UNPLEDGED RESPONSIBLE NOTE' My opponent claims to be uncommitted too, but the fact b he Is Director of the N. J. Committee to DRAFT GOIDWATER for the Presidency!. . . . How "uncowmltted" can you get? ...and How! Come to Godeny's ^Wigwam" and see for yourself HOW much you can save on a new or OK Used Car or Truck! Yon Won't Find Any Better Dry Cleaning Service Than Ours. Our Efficient Dry-Cleaning Is Knmcn for Highest Quality . . . Vri, Com i\» More Than FMewhere! "YOU CAN SEE THE "Bring Your Squaw and Papoose" GODENY CHEVROLET 3d Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret P i U lor by FRIENDS OF CANDIDATE NO MATTER WHERE YOU LOOK... SALES EHS3 SERVICE And Shirt Uunderera 351 Amboy Avenue WOOMUUDGE "Cuuvtuieiit Urlve-Up Service" (IB.) • Ctrtwtt Thuratoy, April 16,1064 Holy Innocenu! To Hold % m l Mn. A. Abrtni for th* Md * * * * • for <1» * w i» h a l Mn. G W * » • • HM m i in honor of her aoni, & and Barry, t^om\H Bar MltitihAVENEL - Nominations of A reminder w u Issued by Mn, mthbcrisoa ;ncw officers of Sltterhood Bnai A i r on Of ntarded (.hllH"J Slsenbach, bowling ..... 1606 Oak TTM Roa4 Jacob w«t» presented at tne '* i chairman, of the luncheon nounetd that Its {m I«»H«, New J m e t April meeting by Mrs. Herman „ held 'n Scotch Plains May fla scheduled for April v . Tflr LI S-M« Farer, nominating commute* 5 Mrs, River*, mah jon| tour- June Is now Nominee* include: nament chairman, gave her r» -Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Aiello, chairman. General chairman of(unH j >rsey City, vere weekend Mrs. Harold Melti, president; M rt on the tourney's progress Ing Joachrln Gocc!|nk J With Sholom miesls of Mr. and Mrs. George Mn. David Umberg, vice ore* PAOl POUR Nominccs listed WestburyParkMews By Sisterhood Workshop Program Lists Plays at Roosevelt Park EDISON - Herb Woftt, JS7 Wtltoo Street, New Brunswick. old Stage Road, Spotswood, is i« • teaching assistant at Rutgers r n l v e r s i t T ta one of four ' " ° » **&*> ^ ^ mlttat chairman n,(r,,1(,,M Evening i\ ard Da Sllva Brmidge. Worth Street. They dent of" program,; Mr.. ***"]"£ Mr, and Mr« ,io«oi-.h si. Rivers. "ay» « d rneans vi«' AWctemj*Hh Mso visited Mr. and M;-« Wil^"presented at the temple and Mrs, John }\»Wnn <• \t president; Mrs. Joseph H e n linm Hassett, Westbuiy Road. Mrs. Joachrln GocriM ,'H -Mr. and Mrs. George New- feld, organization vice president; 'Klarfleld. ways and metnijftot George MacNamsnn \vr,X-,' '• tickets Mn. Joneoh Cnney. p,||, n i " man and Clara Newman. Worth Mrs. Stephen Kaplan, Frnest mes president. She rhairman Ronnie Manlur and y-< Street, were dinner guests Sun- ship vice presided; Mi 5 c 1 can ^ - w Last Summer- and ''Ghost-." - " fftffii .>, Cftlonts. Mr* i day af Mr.- and. Mr*. Joseph. .Ueoerjnan, toasurer, The uiQsteta..pMttaA *'" ••) He achieved important rtcogSlotnkk, corresponding to save articles of Grossman and MIM imp] [towns. Hillside. rli:de four plays this year «nd,nition In two of the Ways in the nnd Mrs. Jack Schneider, furniture for the MIy - i m kert, iMlIn; Mrs. FrM Muck, vii: offer the opportunity for Pw.k \M m ^ ^ -K m for - Mr and Mrs. Frank Taglla- ing secretary. lie. She added that Metuchtn; Mrs, Mnriin CM county actors and directors to l A d a n O " . ^ -Kbt Linfoln to Day gifts ara avallabli I New Brunswick. i n t with th.ctrteal pro-1 mine j , from tha gener 1 and religious Othtr anas covrrtd | . Worth shops. The dress club win- include tha b«nk« 5n( Srr ,, ttcrk n ar „.>.,. will be heM tomorow. ner w u Mrs. John Schmidt and Perth Amboy, Shoppie Tiiijlwrcni. Jersey City. r« Rabbi PhUlp Brand, B ' n a l J a j | al vtnner was Mrs. MAcme In EdUon. Khnppi , • and August. 'Hi also will design nt r l™ ! Iraq announces truce with Kur- cob's spiritual l^ad.r, Invited a l [Waldman The workshop plays will be appear in "No Exn « tselln and TV-n c,xm '" * to be present fm the SiyumlWaTorah fund pledges are due dish rebels. produced by Players'RoundUble, p^enix Too Frequent Hasefer, accepUnce of a new viie May meeting, according to „ are the other plays in the month. Torah, to be held May S at J : » Mrs. Jules Isler, program vice The prized for the Park and will occupy tha R a w * W o t e ^ *& acclaim latt pleased to receive a number of won rat •«««•» •—• p m. This emmony is usuallv president. Table reservations will a Westinghouse 19" to • •• — - - • -' " handmade toys made by memvelt Park Amphitheatre stage stag for y , portrayal of Aba witnesed but once in a lifetime, soon be taken fo the Donor din- a six transistor raHin nnd a c;0 . . . . . June, i . . - . 'September .GaftUinhar and and ^ Ocbers of Mrs. Fern Chrlstensen's May in "Abe Lincoln in IIIradio. Drawing win h« hrH j. he said urging parenU, children ner scheduled for May 12. The ; Girl Scout Troop 293 and donated tober. The workshop program ^ aoottvalt Park proII, at 10 p.m., at S( j | , and guests to attend. Mr. and 1 Women's League spring conferfor use in the church nursery, Church, Perth Amhcy ence will be at Teplitsky's, Laketheatre - with the - — - - - . • A i » l u « , » of VI Old Stage Very Rev. Mspr' Tho wood, May l* and 14. the next few years of atagmg Road, Spotswood, Wolke is asTram. Ph.D., dioco<;nn of their Sany of tha Sajt *&*«' sistant treasurer of P. W. Brooks Mrs. Donald Fates, program A book report was given on rmdent of Schools will; own and hl**rie cMUtftat * Co., New York CUy investment chairman, announced AprU 27 niversary. School of Education « . the wedding "My Father's House" by Meyer Four areas of iU|«xaftwf}l be broken. Be It founder of the Kamllv-Alumnl Clnb o . the c.mpus Rut- Donald Whltaker will speak on The winner of the raffle was Levin by Mn, Albert Salkin, members at the next the church school curriculum. Mrs. K. W. H»tha«ay, IseUn. boob and publications chairman. Stagecrafton of Mkkfleoex CounMrs. Pales was in charge of to» winning ticket for tt» cotor I Also available for the awmbers' Garfield Plaast Come Hnr Bier's plays ttd ^ j J J ^ f ™ 1 ty and has directed and acted In opening devotions. Hostesses television set was drawn by reading pleasure are: "So Laugh W. T. Blatty. as announced by FreaaoWw Leei many plays with this group, in1 will be- "Cwear and CJwpatra'1 cluding "Outward Bound" and were Mrs. Kenneth Pbeasey and Rabbi Brand. , Little Little" by Molly Picon; P i c o ; "The The renowned B'nai by Q*m Bernard Shaw, fl- VTba >our Poster." Ha dincted | choir sang for the men Mrs. Salisbury. Guests were Appreciation was extended to Conversion of Chaplain Cohen o u t e d by rrad Bobn.L"An En- {Christopher Pry's "Sleep of Mrs G. Gtam for her donation bt T d "Joh a television set and parts, a Vic-Mrs. Clyde Williams and Mrsof a new Stiternood Golden Book "John in honor of Jewit'.. V 1" •— Henrik • • — « eroy of the People" [Prisoners" as • chancel play for ilng "Bell, trola, a radio-phonograph, and Howard Eshelman. Ibsen, directed w I ..__ Christ Memorial Lutheran "You tbe Jury," "I Am a wine press and barrel. "The Twelfth Night" by William era" and "Pirates of Penzancc." Runners include Mrs. Weldon Shakespeare, directed by Louis Triand, a profeaaional photog- Mrs. Elfenbeln, wife of John Stenzel, Mrs. Robert Shaw, Mrs. Triand; and "Antigone" by rapher, lives at 8 4 Raritan Ave-Elfenbein, of 100 Willow Road, Paul Kindacber, Mrs, Victor Sophocles, directed by Phyllis ,nue, Highland Park. He studied Metuchen, this season has di-WOODBRIDGE - April shower Thompson, Mrs. Bumham Gardwas the feature of the meeting ner, Mrs. Scott Jessen, Mrs. Elfenbem. at the Ftagin School of Dramatic rected two consecutive successes At tM eod of each workshop Art and the Famous Voice In- for the Community Theatre of the White Church Guild Mon- Bowen and Mrs. Ralph Salisbury. Players of Madison Township, day night with small items being Mrs. Edward Kravte wUl asperiod, ont performance of the stitute in New York City. "Will Success Spoil Rock Hun 'donated for use in the- church sist with truck pickups of Items play will be offtred free to the public, Freeholder Lee said. Triana appeared m five Shakes- ter?" and "Picnic." Last sum-kitchen. Members attempted to donated begmntog 8 p. m. today. Sptciflc dates 'or the four perfor- pearean plays oa Broadway and mer she was stage manager for guess each wrapped article. Anyone desiring articles to be mances in the Roosevelt Park on tour and appeared in Orson all Plays in the Park She re-I Place mats were made for use called for many contact Mrs. Amphitheatre wffl be announced Welles, "Julius Caesar," and inceived her professional training by the Presbyterian Homes. Bowen, Mrs. Salisbury or any : Final plans were made for the Wing in after rehearsals start next month. country auction, Saturday from lother member. An open cast call for "Caesar 10 a. m. until 3 p. m., with Her- A snack b«ff will open at noon and Cleopatra" and tha other in charge «* Mrs. Charles Amjess three workshop plays was anMrs. Leroy Boven, chairman, and off* sandwiches, buns, nounced for Saturday, April IS, and Sunday, April U, from 1 to announced several additional doughnuts, coffee, and orange drink. 5 p. m. in the Roosevelt Park I summer. along g p SSSE Set Saturday hUnMraOM BnUfaag. ; L In this ana m « . . < BahM,, wto retidrt at Wrsastj'^tft M tttHwb, fttmr. THE CITY OF •• •) PERTH AMBOY &ij:;':ifr'--k- CONG *.'•*!,•»* jy'^ WOODBRIDGE 'TT.f!. WOODBRIDGE Upon Being Selected C UPON HAVING BEEN SELECTEDA N ALL-AMERICA CITY •,-V.D-J" 1963 We are proud to have such an outstanding community as our neighbor. •:.:? Middkm Counly'i Larptt Aanh PERTH AMBOY Savings Institution B O D OF COMMISSIONERS -CITY OF PERTH AMBOY rilTH AMIOY, NIW JMIIY JANWNO H0U1S: James J. Flynn, MAYOR SERVICE . Thurtdoy 9 AJ*, - 3 t*. TO SAVERS SINCI IH4oy I AJL ' * i .V.i« Carterrt Preai a(Jent-Leaaer PAOinvi Thursday, April 16,1964 fanzman Bill to Protect Vgainst Title Raiders' receive federal funds for re- Walter F. Cahili, S Unda Avem Colonia. newal. Repibllcuu Such ^certification is necessary receive federal funds for urban Third Ward, First District, Joh a. Estock, 75 Fifth Avenue, Po newal. Reading,. . opposed by Willin; BURKE - April 15, 1964 . . The mayor did comment how Westcott, ft School Street, Po. ver. that even with the confusion Reading; and Margie Woodwarf WOODBRIDGE - A bill intro- legitimate realtors apply to tht hat has been ppresent in thr « Sixth Avenue, Port Rcadlni iced this week by Assemblyman tactics of unethical operators who in th orman Tanzman, Woodbridge, search tax sale properties for re•ommunity. the Middle Depart- opposedd b by Francis L. Neves, jpportad by his Democratic col- mote heirs or claims that « m ment Association of Fire Under- School Street, Port Reading, writers indicates that Woodbridge Third Ward, Eighth District •agues of thr Middlesex County not fully Developed during a forhas a much better fire rating than Martha N. Kacp*rowski 5fl Georgi elegation in the Assembly, will closure, buy up those claims, and iuch communities as Newark Street, Avenel, opposed by EH, rotect home-owners from losing then use them to cash In on tht •erth Amboy or Elizabeth. M- Barr, 18 Smith Street, Avem heir property to "title raiders," enhanced values of the propertia after they have been developed "This is indeed a fine record. Fifth Ward, Tenth District, Wil ituation now being faced by a by the home-builder. joup of Township residents. and we all should compliment our liam C. Yorke, 100 Dewey Avenue Tillt raiding is the term which In most cases, such as the Involunteer firemen," said Mayor CoTonia, opposed by Frank J famous helin case where dozen* Zirpolo. Folf, 120 Gaywood Avenue, Co of owners in a sub-division were I fritter the arrangement which l^nia and Edith M. Yorke opposed bn project is "drngging its feet" ,|, in stamping out colleges and universities of the Municipal Clerk Joseph V. ValenL. hit with such claims, the person questionable United States will have tn turn and Miss JoMphine Swart? nt thej till has lo win the approval of the by Olive H. Wolf, 120 Gaywood I n theJillFA office. 'boy.. r . . . , "Will you pieasc tet me know increasingly lo part-time teacfi- Municipal Building; from Mis fire commissioners of the nine Avenue, CbTo'nTa. forclosed for taxes has no way of gion the "Bowlie" project will h h i ill •Innclerlzed as ers. Consequently, those whom Ruth Wolk at The Independent fire districts and the town counknowing that the foreclosures receive final approval?" actions of the we honor this evening may lim Leader Building; from James Ni cil, all administrative forms wil HAttilla At this time still another week were faulty. To many of these be standardized and one copy of in'Committee for themselves in the not-too-distan Ian at his law offices or from an later, S. Buddy Harris, local dl (people, the claim found them at nil (ire inspection reports and determine future classified as pioneers (Continued from Page 1) member of the Jayccrs or RI'V the limit of their credit and un, i jiernturc to obscene, American higher education. 'omplainls that occur in each o( throughout the country about the rector is still awaiting word. • ' ni,i!.i7.incs were able to pay the amount of the i ho fire dirtrlcts will be filed in dangers of smoking, alcoholism the "In any event, we are gratefu claim, thereby jeopardizing the VP i he police enforce central location so all depart- and narcotic addiction and indi"nf^toVe owners with to you, whether you be pioneers entire property. nonts having something to do c a ted that this program was aim committee or not, for the professional service The proposed Tanzman legisla(Continued from page 11 ,vith rode enforcement will know cd at reducing this lack of (Continued from Page 1) have enacted a which you have performed, and tion will take the profit out o( to try what is going on. knowledge. we compliment you on the excel- etter explaining the (unctions was employed by the Yonkers claims of this type and thus ef:he educational program and al Other agreements reached by ^ D r A t t a l l a s t a t e d t h a t h e AIDING FOREIGN STUDKNTS: Miss Clnire Sutc-h, president lence of it." Public Library from 1961 to 1963 fectively put an end to "title-raid, thp type of material he mumcipaljty and the Joint t 0 d j s c u s s h e a t t h t i c s w R h of the Woodhrl% llusinrss and Professional Women's Club, is in the capacity of Junior librarian ing." Mrs. Vincze is the widow of the •equesting a contribution duri this by \ hy stores. g It accomplishes p y pproBoard of Tire, Commissioners Hi^ he next week. j seniors ag iWe M shown presenting it check for $100 to Fred P. Hunlenbach, and served as head of the circu- v i d i n g psychia- late Rev. Dr. Charles Vincze, | (V!jntrii'i,in and l h e d a m m n o t lude the holding of quarterly t h e e n d o [ t h e r e s e n t s c h o o , lation department. took the position Dean of the Hungarian Reformed The purpose of the committee; treasurer of thr Woodbriiige High School Chapter of thi; presented for any amount greater meetings between the town and Foreign Exchange Student Fund (American Field Service). is to continue to support its ten To Initiate Seminar Since 196.1, he has been employ- n a n that which the holder of the I nny method Is proper and Churches of America and former for pastor of the Hungarian Re- students now in college and to This is the second annual donation made by BPW tn the Fund the fire commissioners and the re- He also said that plans are be- ed by the LonR Beach Public LI- c l a l m p a | d f o r fa c i a i m p ^ , the itt formation of committees literature was proper un-formed Church of Perth Amboy award new scholarships to resi- which pays,1 the expenses of a Foreign student at the local High view by the Joint Board of cer- m g m a d e t 0 i n i t i a l e a s e m i n a r brary, Long Beach, New York, in i n t e r e s t a t 6%. This is less than nt , tain building applications where w i t h p r e g e n t s c h o o l h e a ] l h ^ the capacity of Assistant Director. dents of Woodbridge Township School and for a local student to study in a foreign land. t h e r a t e which legitimate real time as the courts rule She la a life member of Alpha there is a question of the placing c a t o r s a n d t h e Div ision of Health As principal librarian, Mr. Os- if guch happens, he Sigma Alpha, Kappa Kappa who are qualified graduates of a e s t a l e investments could realize, trander will be supervisor of the Moreover, the Bill provides that g thenrob- branch of Temple University, a public, private or parochial fi' on their concerts which have ing "Un Belle Die" from Puccin of fire hydrants and fire boxes. -m jj, e fan_ then those various branch libraries ond will t n e h o m e o w n c r c a n force the and make member of the New Jersey Edu- school and who are in need of -aken them to New York City's — an operatic area and an un(.limllil have direct administrative au- claim holder to present the claim cation Association, and the Wood, financial assistance to enter a amed Madison Square Garden, to usual feat for a young lady ol attack. thority over the branches, imple- i n s t e a d o f holding it until the that bridge Township Federation of college or technical school of, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan and to twelve years old. their choice. menting alministrative policies j n t e r e s t has become appreciable, of which he is | Teachers. a program for former Governor Their next recording session for and procedures. He will have the T h i s problem," Tanzman says, Mrs. John Egan, Jr., a charter Robert Meyner, Adlai Stevenson, RCA Victor has been scheduled ^her work "within the law" major responsibility in training . ^ a r e s u i t o f the big building [noted Ihnt the laws differ member of the committee, was Fank Sinatra and Louis "Satch- for the first week in May. Their Commissioners of District 8; Hen1 boom that that New New Jersey Jersey has has expertep tn state and the In turn the health educators ppresent and new staff members boom recently appointed the organiza- mo" Armstrong. Last year they interests are many and varied and insuringg a unity of practices in e i l c e ) j s m c e the War. The unelhlwith each other would proceed in carrying on tion's treasurer upon the resigwe are sure that success will not toured Oklahoma City for three (Continued from Page 1) ll branches. bh publication is ob- (long which sponsored Woodbridge nation of Mrs; Edward Goodale weeks and hope this year will go to their heads and spoil these c a l operators have moved into the program in their respective all hci l, r r a Harris. • "difficult" s t a t e to t a k e advanta^ of the schools. leave them enough time to see lovely young ladies, pomng I' for the award; James Nolan, of nOf technicalities that result from and is not the Jayoeea, Vincent Renr, presiand enjoy the "world's fair." lion of «l>at Dr. Attalla said that plans are ig properties a m w e r e handed down A "month ago they sang at also being made to have phydent of the Board of Education 1 t tour or ffii v e t h h g e n e r atit i o n s through School 5 in Linden in conjunction sicians, phsycologists, social Hiloy nnd Rev, Mr. Sea - and Heman Averifl, Business ad(Continued from Page l) (Continued from Page 1) wills and are now being sub-diwhether a with a musical in which their workers, psychiatrists and police ministrator. on (Continued from Page 1) ing Roberta Sherwood, Fran Al v relationship has been W- The presentation of the award lison, who resides in Englewood, cousin was entered. The princi wieldy and confusing situation Stella F. Levendoske, 25 Hamil- officials participate in the semiI J vided by direct heirs. Step ty Wuwn questionable ma- will be made by Miss Doland and Ed Ames of the famous Ames pal of the school was so impressed concerning uniform fire code en ton Avenue, opposed by Aliqe nars, WOODBRIDGE - A special s te P i w e have built up safe-guards Domejka, meeting of the John Fitzgerald for o u r people." :,nil the commission of «ex Dr. Gallup, who is also director Brothers and a Teaneck native, with the girls' singing that they forcement and fire prevention has Second Ward, Ninth District, , ami the rise in illegitimate of the American Institute of Pub- as well as Zsa Zsa Gabor nnc were requested to come back in been cleared up." Kennedy Greater Woodbrid Democratic Club will be held, homo-sexuality and vene- lie Opinion, (The Gallup Poll' and other famous celebrities. June to sing at dedication cere Under a 1951 law establishing William Policastro, 35 Church Street, Hopelawn, opposed by April « , 8:30 p.m. at the VFW liMMVS. monies of the new addition. chairman of the 'Council of thej In the past the girl? have ap(Continued from Page 1) the present nine fire districts, the Salvatore Canninaro, 85 Fulton hall, 398 Pearl Street. Final ar minister argued that wen National Municipal League. pered with celebrities such as At present, Sharon Shockley, 14, responsibility for code enforce- Street, Woodbridge. ports by Woodbridge officials and rangements will be made for the ;!, a broken home, parLook and the National League Mahalia1 Jackson and at Carnegie ho will be going to Woodbridge ment and fire prevention were in Fifth Ward, Sixth District, Wil my office, "Bowtie" has not re- installation dinner, May 4. y neglect, racial discrimina- conduct the contest each year to Hall singing everything from spiri- Senior High in September and ceived final approval yet. hands of the nine separate and A gift picture of the late Presi-11 poverty and adult delin- encourage citizen participation in tuals to Jazz. ilae Shockley, 12, who will con- autonomous fire district commis- liam E. Guellich, 40 McKinley "Today, April" 8, 1964, my office denUohn F. Kennedy win be pre Avenue, Colonia, opposed by must be considered in community affairs. The awards Mrs. Jackson reports the group inue at Colonia Junior High along sioners and the Building In. Robert Greathouse, 13 Cleveland wes informed that the relocation sented to the club at its instal- ,. . lining when a' child has are given not for any efforts oflptarted singing in unison at the with her cousin Vendetta Jackson, spector. d i Avenue, Colonia, and Helen F. ^ P " * 1S undergoing review. lation ny Lou Horner, proprietor]] itted an offense. Dr, Rlley olitical branches hut for the nvTarly ages of four and five when also 12 have just signed a new Problems occurred when no de- Reti, 69 Cleveland Avenue, Col- "I would appreciate your con- o! Homer's Ad Lib where the inH.,Mt*swtiif tsaL i RCA Victor and tone br orf»i.|th»y ftrrt tang in their duimL toe pe,rson(s) holding uplstallation will be held. Jnrto s^Jcy. was wUiblwhed as onia, oi by Frances are the catalyst" ' and interested individuals, Later Inspired by five missionto which body would do wnat and lor, MM, I final a M W l l rs socially unacceptable they hop* #ill become ft hit Their on behalf of the community as a ary sisters who are nurses they under what f i n code inspections Colonia, approval. Since Wbodbrldge"'KasTe^ect ._ ior. asked to go with a Mission Band record, "Peggy Got Engaged," would be carried out. whole.« voters to exercise Fifth Ward*/ Ninth " Dlittlct, furnhhetf tiHFA'wlth all the HMell Draw Iiiley maintained that ob- Miss Doland is a native of Iowa of Women from North Edison to has gone out to the disc jockeys quired, information, it seems to their jjght to vote In the primary II Another problem which will be James F. Brennan, 118 Patricia material is like a cancer. bring prayers and cheer to the and has been released. It was ironed out with this agreement be- Avenue, Colonia, " opposed by me that somewhere along the line, election, April 21. Lookj «id: since 1961 when she joined the sick. Receiving many comments picked as "best bet" by ."Cash- tween the municipality and the : on their unusual voices, Mrs box" and "Billboard" which are [fire districts is the fact that by [lore we take care of the magazine as M p Manage*"off Publi oper we have to eradicate Relations. Sfel nceterd her pre JtcJown enrolled the youngsters the bibles of the recording indus- adopting the latest fire under{with Professor Robert Banks foi try. Along with their new record writers code, the municipality will anccf and this is why the sent title in December, 1957. of this community should Before joining took, Miss Do- voice training and they embarket the group has become known as have no difficulty in obtaining its 'The Lollipops" on the RCA lapel. Decent'literature Commanaging editor ofion a careerlu gospel singer. During the month of February, Workable Program Reeertification Tide Magazine, an advertising! Professor Banks ,a noted gos from the federal on the the Jackie Jackie G|eaGiea- «* > with whom I have « " f i pd o^kpTanTst! teacher "and Rae appeared' on « ™ ^ S iblication ani gaane. composer accompanies the group son show as a guest soloist s.ng-. SuchrecertificatlonU on'this subject will adthe old Collier's Magazine Ithat these books on the Hands are cheap,, but they Bt obscene. Where do you I the line? Common sense laws on the books ate i v.f draw the line, but pubathy allows those obscene to rontinue to be sold." \ pastor however, answered: 'sets up guards on wiT rtri.Jjito I the guards?" "•&' ['slimming up. Dr. ended Woodbridge for havthe only municipality country to have had a little for Decent Literature ii v of the government and the people to continue jl tin' pronlem of obscene i1 through such a group. Mr. Seamans, in hit urn said, that if the and l/mie, where the should be fought, are :• an adequate job, then I attacking the problem are publishment of a family service, public > *upl'arent-Teacher OrganiiaI'hurrhes, Synagogues, public libraries and <A [education program in the >il religious institutions. -Mi^ested that parents lure about sex so as to be disniss it with their chil- Madison E, Weldner of the Unl- She Is a graduate of Shurtleff Colversity Extension Division. lege, Alton, 111, Dr. Ernest E. McMahon, dean All speakers win be limited to of University College and Univer- minute talks with the exception sity Extension Division, in con- if the mayor, Miss Doland and Dr lily gratulating the honored part-time Gallup, whose talks will not be lecturers will stress: "ong. "Although the coadjutant, or All major industries in the argued that part-time teacher, has been a :ommunity will have displays set person who made evening pro- up for the-evening. is grams possible in the American After the program, dancing wil! .late all university, there hat been little be held with Buddy Freedman H« conceded evils in utilization of experts from busi- Orchestra providing the music. carry »m'e ness and the professions in daybut he condemned time programs. However, with Judging from the advance sak th9 of tickets, the armory will be fillet „, en..™ " n the impending ise in college g pg to capacily. Only a few ticket ".... of some people to 11111 rollmenU and the related im remain and they will he sold or law into their own pending shortage of facult; first come, first served basis M. they believe that members, it b it is i lilikely that the They may be purchased from lind courts do not ivr-sSl Scholarship New Library Post Dr. Gallup Golonia Girls Fire Code Large Ballot pope ijCt DV JriV LlUD Federal UNH gS ty TOWN TRIMMINGS Jiovi Located at 186 Smith Street Perth Anihoy E CONGRATULATIONS WOODBRIDGE CONGRATULATIONS WQQDBRIDGE! We Are Justly Proud Of Our Community Having Been Chosen An and to nive theft i more love and attention. Caesar Landaeta, presiI'ort Reading School those present to their positions, one 11)0 other, to the Muniundl and urge it to make io n on whether to create committee for decent We are proud. fi 9 Yes, we're proud to have our firm located In an All-America City! former committe* was|| 1 with the change in gov^ the beginning of the By resolution the Council raed formation of'an>[>- No action has yet to implement the Msolutlon. >AL SALE $22501 150 y Ca»h Price ODOSH & WEXLER "The ONLY FEDERAL InMiddlesex County" Mercury Federal Savings |rs. Vinse ftinued from Page 1) l»tfl:Mp. iu. and will bel) with . Certifies**.ofII on by Associate Dean All-AMERICA CITY! Koppers Company, Inc. PLASTICS DIVISION PORT READING and LOAN ASSOCIATION 117 MAIN STREET Phone WOODBRIDGE ME 64)100 OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. — FRIDAY 9 A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Thursday, Apfll 16,1984 PAGE SIX TheXommunity Where ALL Groups CITIZENS.- GOVERNMENTAL - * . . - . . . ' % • • 1 Work Together for the Common Good i OO BRIDGE fiLU-AMERICA CITY • • • ' " • ' • > We Pledge to Wear The Red, White and Blue Shield of The i^ll-America City With Honor and Dignity and to Show The World WeDeserve It. «. /AGE SE7DI Thursday, AprU 18,1964 it-Leader (••B.) • Cftrterrt Pre« Democratic Club Meets Tomorrow Khool depwtnwK to obttrve the lwson and program for the day. Parent*, are Invited to attend church with their children Sunday at either the 8 a.m. or 13: IS p.m. service, when the Rev. DrISELIN - A monthly meeting Betty Gntowikl Charlea S. MacKenile, will have M the Iselln Democratic Club 14 (iforge Rtrcfl sermon appropriate for the oc-will be held tomorrow, 8 15 p.m. Avenel nslon. at the VFW Hall when further ME 4-09M plans will be discussed tor n enrd -The new hours at the Avenel —Monday, at 7:30 p.m., the uhfic Library are Monday Wenel firemen will hold drill iparty, April 24 at the Green Strep' Flrehoune The card pnrty ;hrough Friday. 2 In 8 p.m., andxerclsei at the firehouae. -Tuesday, the Third War<|, benefit the lielln First Saturdays, to am. to 1 p.m, MM. Anthony P. Graham, Com Second District Democratic and Squad for equipment neod«' jmercisl Avamw, was guest of km Ivlc Club meeU at the Hlllcrest Plant were dlsnisKed at the or al a surprise family get to- at 8:30 p.m. home of Joseph Baker, rhnirmnn gether, Sunday, in honor of her Also attending ,tho commit birthday. HelpinR her to celebrate meeting were Joseph Suebert along with her husband and chilpresident of the Iselin Demo dren, Pnlti and Frankie. were: cratic Club; Mrs. Mary Johnson Mrs, Mary Yacina, Fords; Mr, Mrs. Naomi McCabe, Mr. ant and Mrs John Kinal and daughter Nancy. Ford*-. Mr. and Mrs/Jbh'n' Ciustenhnvcn ami daughter, Linda Schott, Mrs. Fi-;inris s at their regular g j Baker, Mrs. l.ucy (liovrr, Perth Amboy; Mr, and Mrs. Louli election of Kolomatis and children, I/mlj ani meeting Monday in the Green Mary Lemiska and Mis. Gregory, and Mr. and Mm. Frank Street Firehoune Halt. Graham anH (Iftnghtpr. Linda, ol New officers are Mrs. Bert Toth, McGtehon. president; Mrs. Herman Lenz, Other committee members are Lindon - A tiahy girl was born Mnnday vice-president; Mrs. Robert Dol- Mrs. Helen Jacobs, Mrs. T. nt the Muiilenberg Hospital, Plain lard, recording secretary' Mrs, Climmtone, Mrs. Kate Chrisold. tn Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ri R. E. Lands, corresponding sec- lanson, Mrs. Jennie Dl Cosmo, retary; and Mm, Robert Marty ardi. 39 Chestnut Street. Thenowsiti, treasurer. Mrs. J. Santore, Mrs. W. Mitchell icrardi* have three sons. The officers will be installed at and Mrs. W. Behler. 1 . CONVENTION: Democratic Nallonal Com—A supper party was held for the April V meeting in the Green Flnan, Pamela Karmailn, Karl Dunlch, Robert ZawMowtU, T Wllcnti. Perth Amboy, left, hi shown with Ticket* are now available and FOLLOWF.RS OF IZAAK WALTON: Winners of the trout Klchard Rebeck and Patrick O'Herron. la rear, Robert B«fr 'inne Andriola. daughter of Mrs.Street Firehouse Hall. fishing eontest opened to all Fords children up lo the nges of 15 " " T M v I n B J»l>n»on at the White House. Wllenti and lohn Wavorrzak. Meinzer Street, ham. Joseph Frtache, Lion Presided ami Robert GawmJak. tirM Z l r a t i c leadm from New Jersey, Including Tuesday, in honor of her confir- Members of the Sweet Adelines may b« purchased from any com held Saturday and sponsored »y the Fords Lions Ctlab. Fish Benham and Oawronlak w e n co-chairmen. 11111 will participate in a Sing-Out mittM number. were weighed and registered at the Fords Sporting Center. !"'',. „„•) State Chairman Thorn Lord, conferred with mation received at St. Andrew's Thursday at the Columbus-CleveFirst prirt* were rods, and second, reels. In front, Ronald *'• ""' ; ' t h e White House, where they dbamed the . C. Church. land PTA In Carteret. dlnaer oa May 9th at Atlantic City, the NMded lh« Money 1 - P v t . Lonnie Edison. Jr.. U.S. Rehearsals under the direction rralio dlnaer y know whether she was going to taftHId l t 1 please tell me If she is going to •why do you ask that?" Jutt before the professor en about eight years of age. Marine Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. »""" onv ntlo. th«f, n d atab a . tafttwHIed reglstraof Mr- William Sullivan, dlrec [fail, and I need that dollar," was "I heard her tell her friend last fail in geometry?" Lonnie Edison, Sr., Burnett St., lor will be held Monday evening, ttnd tht classroom he was"I am the brother of Betty drive. night that she'd give a dollar to [the reply. has completed boot training at 8:30, at the Fire Hall. accotted by a business-Uke cha] Brown," he began. "Will you "Well," answered the teacher, treasurer and recorder of gravti Parrte Island, South Carolina. He and Mr. Kiel, building fund fin an In now stationed at Camp Lejeune,j| N. C. cial secreatry. Alson Brandes wai re-elected ai —A Columbian Club meeting organist and James Dale Ryer will be conducted at 8; 30 p.m. Tomorrow a chanter 4 meeting Is I Sunday School organist. nu-ctmg <0( Trinity Epta- Delegates t« the annual cooScheduled for Bernardsville, at ,hurL-h with the Rev. WB-ventlon of the Episcopal Diocese S:SO p.m. A Major Degree will be held at the Carey Council, Carl Srhmaus, rector. presW- |of New Jersey'vbleh w'" teret. Saturday, at 8:30 p.m. ii,,rrs were elected lor tile at Trinity Cathtdral, May S and 6. were named. The; -Today from I to 3:30 p.m.. the ' ,\. Mo&her, lenior war- are Mr. Benson, Mfctfarrell c Golden Circle of the First Pnsby-j il (i. Humpf, junior war- Mr. Ruropf. Alternates are Mr.terian Church meets. -The Pride of New Jersey ISSGII A. Bauer, William Bauer, Mr. Kiel and Mr. Knopf Council. Sons and Daughters of on, Michael T. Farrell, Ubertv. meet tomorrow at School ,1 Hair, Albert Eugene TO CONDUCT HOLY HOUR (loorpe A. Knopf, Casimir FORDS - Tather Christopher 4, at 8 p.m. Lkv Dr. C Ilnvard Rothfusa, C. Rillly will conduct the Fara- —Sunday, the primary and junline ii Twid and Kenneth | jj y ~ y j , ' ^postdate Holy Hour ior departments of both 9 and 111 Pelt, vestrymen. j i t Qur Lady of Peaw Church a.m. sessions of Sunday school at, the First Presbyterian Church will;. Karrdl was elected clerki-thla Sunday afternoon at 4:00 . vestry, Mr. Bauer, treas-j o'clock". A supper will be served hold their second annual open I the cafeteria after the serv- house. Parents of these pupils j | Mr. Knopf, financial secrear« Invited to visit the church | (; Mr. Van Pelt, building fund AVENEL PERSONALS Sweet Adelines Name Mrs. Toth rinity Church Kames Officers MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE FIRST SAYLUGS I The Very Heart of Our _ • % • menca AND LOAN ASSOCIATION EXTENDS oas WITH TOP QUALITY M E R C H H S E A T ^COMPETITIVE PRICES "Friendly Well-informed Salespeople To Serve Yon." To The Residents of Woodbridgc Upon Receiving The Award of All-America City 1963 WE AREPROUD TO BE A PART WTfflS 1CREAT jArA'i'-I^:..^.'^';' The Time Is Near... The Gifts Are Here! MOTHER'S DAY - GRADUATION - FATHER'S DAY SPRING BRIDES • VACATION DAYS-SPRING REDECORATING FIRST HOLY COMMUNION - CONFIRMATION - CHRISTENINGS WOOOBRIDGE AUL-AMBRICA CITY YOU'LL FIND JUST WHAT YOU WANT AT THESE MAIN STREET STORES Publix Pharmacy 91 MAIN STREET MIMUnx County'9 largett Saving* and Loan IRST SAVIN 3S LOAN ASSOCIATION PERTH AMBOY 339 SUU 8 t m t , P«rth Amboy WOODBRIDO1! 535 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge EDIBON 980 Amboy Avenui, v Frantell Spoil Shop 100 MAIN STREET I Lee's Hat Bar $8 MAIN STREET ' Choner's Miller's Gift Shop lift MAIN STREET F.f.Woolworth Modern Men's Shop 103 Main Street Christensen s Dept. Store 87 MAIN STREET Raymond Jackson & Son 81 MAIN STREET 107 MAIN STREET DRUGGISTS 88 MAIN STREET Martin Lawrence Jewelers The Boot Shop Ron-Len Decorators 94 MAIN STREET 105 MAIN STREET $3 MAIN STREET PLENTY OP FRER OFF-STREET PARKING FOR SHOPPERS )\y Independent-Leader (E.B.) Thursday, April 1?, 1964 PAGE EIGHT !i June Luncheon State Legion WOODBRIDGF president of the Mstrlct 1 raunced plans In WOODBRIDGE - The regular. leted to resume !monthly meeting of the Mothers: T R E N T O N - Franklin 'club of Woodbridge was held n t sickle Hackettstown, Department lonthly meeli •tl«. home of Mrs Louis t;abriol. i' Comman rier of the New Jersey rfayor Waller Jrhms were discussed for t h e | A m C r i c a n 1-egion, with members ig program for nn, i.lune installaiton luncheon. •l" n r i 0 [ (,js staff, will make an official y " With a contesi 8 Mrs. Louis Gabriel is chair- iv i s i t ( 0 Middlesex County on m;m of the acair. Wednesday, April 22, meetfng trict, the •execu,,,,. I Mrs Edward Keating, chair- o ( j j t t , r s a n d members of the mdorsed F. Jack IV, man of the annual children's! C(U|n(y ' S 30 Legion Posts at the on Avenue, "at ih,. !ni • '.nJ party, discussed plans for ' h i s ! h n m ( , o f Woobrldge Post No. 87 :andidate for Ommv jmiting which will be held late i « | B r r r y street, at 8:00 p. m. LEGAL M O T N I ; S Set by Mothers j 0 jy[ ee t Here OBITUARIES n , K i , r H PRAIA celias Church. Burial was in "WOODBRIDGE - Fui*r«l ser-ISt, Gertrude Cemetery. Cofcmi. i o « lor George Hargis Prall. Surviving are his parent*, Mr. of Wondbridce, who died and Mrs Jostph Edwards: and „ , at Hartford. Conn., w r e two brothers Vincent and Doug m ||( brW yesterday morning with buri-las at in the Methodist Church Crtne- J 0 H N B A ffl)ERSON ,t?rv. Kefport WOODBRIDGE - Funeral serThe deceased w a j ^ " * ' ! vices for John B. A n d e r s . 53, nf Woodbridge High School and ^ Smith s t r w t p Rutgers University, a former P * r - f o r n w r i y o f P o r 1 Reading and i«hi<M*r of Woodbndge Methodic woodbridge, who died Thursday Church and a member of the a , p e r t h ^ b o y General HospitWoodbridee Rotary Club, ftw^ s a l u r d a v a ( the; m n Md S SWNlTJlrrrJfitWiterrtr^^ Green Boiler Inspection and Fire Ins^'istreet, with the Hev. Alex N.l ance Company. JNemeth, Pastor of the First Pres-j Surviving art his widow. Math- byUfim ^ ^ • offinating I alie Prall. and a daughter. M r s Burjai w a s m Alpine Cemetery. Paul Converse. j Perth Amboy. ' The deceased had been employ-j FRANK T. LOZAK ed as a clerk by the Reading CARTERET - Frank T L o « » V f o i l e d . Port Reading, for 36 56 year?. 27 Wedgewood Avenue. H g W M a m m ^ rp , | h e Woodbridge. Hied Aorit 18th. at B r o t h e r h o w ] o f w><a<: and Perth Amboy General H°sp |tal -; SU ,aniship c l e r k s ^ L>lght of a heart attack 'Handlers. his «idow, He was born in Port Reading. SmMa% m two daughand was formerfv emoloyed " I M a r g a r e t (Stover M. Andera carpenter at the Philadelphia' ters,B Miss -Margaret Reading Railroad Co, Port Read- son, Perth Amboy, and Mrs. ing. He was a parishioner at theI Ronald Barath, Somerville: two St. Elias Byzantine Catholic grandchildren; a sister. Mr? HilChurch, Carteret and a member da Quackenbush, Woodh !ge: and three brothers, Charles Port of the Greek Catholic Union. He is survived by one son. Ron- Reading, Edward, Maspcth. l/>ng V,. and Bertel fort ald Meruchen: aid V. V. Lottk Loiak of of M iyanj leader, an Arm: TO i,,,,,. War II, has S c a l eNOTICE leader, d bld« w i n :, . TV speaker, Dr. Mildred Trc- ™ " . J V H Wof service i h e B o a r d of Edn,•,...'! o f Cartpp N iverton, psychologist in the Wood-,vJim ^ . A Past BMo r"o' ui wg h' nbfBiiRn 1 T,[\\,, 'bridge school system, spoke of * ' .l organizatio CarMnt Avenup MI •;, 'able nMlltad;'*r*w in the schools and explained Mgy 7, 1904 , IrtP»>**•,„ g 164 V ffluePas nlng, d -Hackettstown, w t l n g , at tiBht CM:,. the difference between a psyehi- ommander of Warren County mpurchft«e or the Tor,,' A latrist and a psychologist• /lp a 7'rJeMrtnient Vice Comman 1. Qtntnl Sohm! •:.•,' psychiatrist must hold a medical,™ ^ ^ ^ ^^ j , 2. All Janitorial K - . will 1M op»iif,; ',', degree, while a psychologist i s , ^ jmportant capacities sine ,hUBidsmeeting. j •lune. *L. t^mon i DIANNA STRISH DIAVNA ZVBOV VYING FOR TIT1.K: Knur Township girls are among thp tfn vying for the title nf Miss Middlesex County. To compete at the pageant in Middles.* High School, April 25, are Joyce JOYCE STRAW PATRICIA WAITERS Straw, Port RradlnR. Diiinna Strish, Woodbrldgr. Patrlci. A. Walter, WoodhridRr. and Dianna Zuboy. Fordn. Fall Fatal For Boy, 8 All uipplle* in ,. prepaid, aa dlrr. 1/ pwirici. furBlJhlng of the r av&Ukbl* at the <\ • ,„,. uring bllHillfW h»i;: All bids mini h, by a certlAcd .••," bid oc bid bond The Bo*rd of F.I, th< right to rejiv-' ,., Of them bids ami -. formalities In :hr •.< the Board. Bids must hf- was a member of the commun i The The educaDie educable emiaren children artitre cap <.-.<!'• »«» » — .. . able of being educated to sdnw ity's < ™ n council from 195 5 -SiEftStaTli ISELIN - An Iselin boy was | 1 fatally injured and an Iselin man "Bid PTOPOMI • iwns critically injured in two un-be held, May 11th, 1:30 p. mHe , is manager of William G. J. O'Hrtm I related falls. Sunday. at the home of Mrs. Rudolph & Sons, auto dealers at Had J. P 1*111 h 1 jettstiwn. Eight year-old Allen Edwards, Prey, 888 Coolidge Avenue. Carteret (!>,• Commander Sickle will addres D » U d : A p r i l Ib, East George Place, while playing C . P . V * M M the county Legionnaires on tr |wilh another youngster on the numerous state and national pr fourih floor of a building under trams of the Legion, including (•(instruction for St. Cecelia's the current membership camChurch, fell down an elevalor y p jp, bei lign being conducted throughout shaft when he leaned against H" x 3" boards that were used to COLONIA - John J. Fay. 1 1 5 ^ state. block the shaft. The boards gave Amherst Avenue, Councilman of M j,]ji e s e x County Commander I way and the boy fell 32 feet to thethe Fifth Ward, will participate |Jo h L jancos, Perth Amboy, I bottom which was filled with in a special two-week study pro-i ,jn side at the woodbridge seven inches of water, gram at Washington D. C. dur- , r . Vincent Auriennia, 191 East ing the summer. Fay to Attend grandson, Craig Lowk of Me-, R e a d j r tucben: two sisters Mrs. Annaj Hapstak of Woodbridge and M r s . | J 0 S E P H B URKE Julia Gavaletz of Metuchen ISELIN -Funeral services for one brother John Lowik of Car-Joseph J. Burke, 26, 133 Bloomfield Avenue, who was killed Friteret. Funeral services were held from day in an automobile accident at the Bizub Funeral Home, 54 Elkton. 111., were held Tuesday at Wheeler Avenue., this morning the Costello Funeral Home. George Place, took the little boy Mr, Fay, a teacher of United with a high requiem Mass cele- Green Street and Cooper Avenue, outside and applied artificial res- [States History and Social Studies brated at the St. Elias Byzantinewith a requiem Mass at St. An()iration until the Iselin First Aidjat Linden High School, is also the drew's Reman Catholic Church. Catholic Church, with Rev AugisSquad arrived and took Allen to faculty advisor of the Political tine Medvigy, as celebrant. In- South Orange. Burial was in Ihe hospital. There further treat] Science Club. terment was in St. Gertrude Hollywood Memorial Park, in ment was administered in vain. The program is sponsored jointUnion. Cemetery. Colonia. Edwin Gunther, 48, 82 McLean ly by the New Jersey State SoParastas services were held A native of Philadelphia and a street, fell 45 feet from a wooden ciety of Washington D. C. which "Tuesday and Wednesday evening. former resident of Newark. Mr; DISCUSSING FINAL PLANS' Are members 01 Court Mercedes Catholic Daughters of America, ilan into a hopper at the Mid-provides financial support and Burke was e-nployed as an aud- who will sponsor a spaghetti dinner, Sunday from 4 until 7 P. M. at the Knights of Columbus llesex Concrete Products Com- .helps place teachers as observers ALAN EDWARDS itor for Sperry and Hutchinson: auditorium Pictured left to right are members of the committee, Mrs. WlUiam Scully, art iany plant at the foot of Berry | in congressional offices, and the ISELIN — Funeral services for in the New York office. chairman-'Mrs Bernard Jost, Mrs, Stephen Toth, co-chairmen, and Mr*. Herbert Ruetsch, Itreet. He was taken to PerthEagleton Institute of Politics of Alan Edwards, 195 East George Amboy General Hospital where he Rutgers University which selects Place, who died suddenly on Sunis being treated for cerebral con- the fellows and plans and directs AFTERWEREPm/Tday, were held yesterday at thesister, Miss Judith Burke, and 1 TOOTHPASTE SAVES LIFE CARD DELAYED 52 YEARS cussion, possible brain damage the study program. Thomas Costello Funeral Home, brothers, Robert and Thorn--A BUS WITH STAMPS lacerations of the head, face The program will enable the Green Street and Cooper Avenue, two Dallas — A transportation prob- Glenwood Springs, Colo. — Newark, N. J. — Mailman Ru- and as, "all of Iselin. and body. teachers to observe the work of with a requiem Mass at St. Ceben Oritijraa surprised to notice lem of Dallas Christian Grade James Currier, who was forced the congressmen and to attend a I a postal card bearing a 1912 date. to spend a week in his automoSchool children was, solved when DANCE SATURDAY series of seminars with admini SMART WIFE WOODBRIDGE — The Wood-parents collected 1,305,000 trading bile stranded in snow on a little It was addressed to Miss Ger stration, $jcials, jnajflr, jtatejss ^ Ona hii Organizationi ridge Teachers' Organizationitamps Mrs school Mrs. Witmer and schjwl „ _ , ^w,..-..,,^.-,.-,.-. [bate comfHteoonfidenM in hisjgijoups,' conjressJAniT .^personnel 4Hwt to ItaU ffbntn) Chjiatma* and a Happy New Year wife as shown by an ad be.ran and journalist* C. 'Higgins ar-fchewing gum am) melted to All. fenesto Pasquale." Miss -imp ounce, a o n i n u y w o t . : saved his l5e. Power line inin the focal paper. "For Sale: s Demetriu* Hall,, Carteret, w l t htion i ^ e for d t° *aP bus, " » which stamp will be spectors found him and he ex-Lelbach, 80, could not recall any Complete set of encyclopedias; Demet a new I Tickets dancing may beginning at 9 p. be purchased at them. the third in the private schooPs plained how he had satisfied his one by that name, The ca/d " never used; my wife knows everything." thirst and hunger with these items. mailed 52 years ago. fleet. door. hUmom The Greatest! BRASS BUCK niitn and LUNtHEON Dallj 11:30 to l-M I'M. DINNER j J:3» to 11:00 P.M. Friday u i d Blturda; ID l ! j | Inndk;, Noon 'TU it P MDOTWmKlSHT BRASS BUCKET Charcoal Steakhoust STATE JEWELERS U. 8 . 9 A MAIN STREETl WOOPBKIDGE ftniTT»t)on: HE 1-91U '64 COMET "The car that made history." 5 I y e a n or 24,000 mils warranty, Low As 1895 .-*fc '64 MERCURY 3 Doer Breeaerw&y Sedan Pi»ctorj equipped FULL PBICI nPff.TVTTB.TeD '?•' • 2495 ALL-AMERICAN CITY In the words of Mayor Walter Zirpolo, "The winning of the AlUAmeriean City Award is one of the best things that has ever happened to Woodbridge. Not only does this national recognition afford us an opportunity to further unite our community and present tothe public the image of a progressive municipal' ity, but it will serve as a new stimulus to all those citizens' groups that have performed so ably in the past to do bigger and better things" Public Service Electric and Gas Company is pleased to offer its congratulations to your community for a, well-deserved award. PUBLIC SERVICE, ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY Taxpaying Servant of a Great State IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Enough Hot Water for ANYJob! NICHOLAS ;i "Where Service Comes First" ' . OLDEST Lincoln-Mercury-Comet Dealer | IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY i ffntf ySuf hot water supply runhing out at the doggone-(lt« times? It's a common problem in household? without gal wtt£ heaters. Why not switch now? Jjven a small inexpensive autonunc gas water heater supplies enough hot water for the family laundry, showers or baths, dishes and household cleaning for a family of live. • and plenty left over for the largest of canines. Don't go on depending on your big house heating plant to supply hoi water for household chores... it's just too'expensive and it emi't d« the job. So why not get the details on an automatic gas water k.n«-'r for your household... and end the hot water problem once and for all. The cost will amate you... jfct penfiJ.* 1 i? .. , ', ^r^ir FREE SURVEY! C»l!>oijr plumbar or Elizabethtown Gas for a free survey of your family's hot water needs. 500 Smith Street Perth Amboy ENJOY MORE HOT WATER AT LESS COST WITH AN AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER. lW with no money down, just per month. Offer Limited to Area Served by Eliubethtown Gai Co. lizabethtown Gas VA6-6570 ELIZABETH 16 W, JfcfMjy t'l ? Ill01) S METUCHEN 452 Main St. ME 6-1700 HtHTH AMBOY W Market St. Mt 6 1700 RAHWAY 219 Central Aw. ME 6-1700 184 - Carteret Pr«« idrntJ Thursday, April 18,1M4 runs Retarded Unit To Open (.enter KKUN - Tho Rnritan Valleyi Unit of th? New Jersey Assnria-1 linn for Rdnrdfld C h i l d r e n (N.lAIK'i Is f»oin(i ahead wl'.h plan' (or the opening nf tho Tndr-j pendent Living Cnn'pr in SoplTrt^l her. dill:-'ft Finno, Edison, president nf the I'nit made the announcement a! the unit's nrptint; Monday in New Brunswick The Vnltj hones to he, ahle u?c n Cimo Kilmnr nite hrt Mr. Finne sla'fd' Ihc center will he onen fit n t"rfl-. |pornrv 'He If the ori»lnnl C'VI'CP' ill not yet fivnilnh'p. ! ! ) ,1'n'ty Van. Hulflf.,.itunerjn(eni)tiut! ',nf tho new Wno'lhrld't! Schnn' for :Ue|.iird"d ^x^'n:n the ''V'':;"ril n".i jpprt'i and facililies nf th" new in11'. stitution. HAPPY ANNIVKIISARIKS: WoodbrlrlRi* To» nihlp Jubilee rouplen were hon- on thin oormlon. The couple* from left to right: Mr. and Mm. John Ruth, Ibhrrt Mijtrrnk, I1i"Wnnrl Pntk ' ored by Bishop Crurce Ahr, Smidav, with irrnlh riimm«Tnnrnttni; thMr 5Sth wed- Mr. and M K Peter I'rhan, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Charlw Alcxandrr. Mr. and Mrs. William l.ftTlcr, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Traklmowta, was presented ns \Yv. n-w ext'eii- ding iinnivrnwics IHil in Ihr St. Mirv's C:\tlirdral. Trenton. Rfv. iamrs tive secretary. RUMCN, lormer curate nt St. .lamps Church, IVondbriilgr, now director of the Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Procrnlk. Mr. and Mm. Frank Ungvary, and Mr. and Mrs HMiard Po'nnd. Metne'ien. Family Ufo Bureau "anil Mr. and Mrs. William l.rahy were In charge ol ar- Mrs. Thomas Desmond. .srhnnl chnlrman, sinlerl children rangements. 90 golden jubilarian and 290 silver jubllarian .couples were honored | from four years of ace and up mm' ww r f H o r fnf the New,f citiieiw in their governmeat, 1 D *^ $ business practices, personal deal-si t u a t i o n involving conduct^/ \J i „ nri'iwwif'k •'"H Perth Amboy Mrs. M«yerj advised. MemLOCJll R e S K I C n l S ings and sex relationships issquare|y and o.ercome prmmirr1 w O l f l C l i I OlCiS Hmnv Da" Causes. bership is open to all female iwidespread from the top level of itoward wrongdoing. This result* .lerrv V,n*\, anorncd the hecitizens of voting age. MKMORIRS PREVAIL: A» thrr* ol the »arly memb*rn n( the fiewarcn History to its newest mem- in Immediate deep per«onal satNN of 'a ne«' fimd raising For further Information or -Oth anniversary rnkr yesterdny during the birthday celebrntlnn R| the Amcrl- dnninn isfaction and a consciousness of iber." ( nro "'am which vifl ni'nrnate in transportation, contact Mrs. pleasing God with yet future rell'J,ll WnndhrldRr. Pictured left to right art Mr», Alfred Scheldt, Mm. Frederick .Tune. WOODBRIDGE - Mrs. Robert WOODBRIDGE - A number| "We need a guide," Mr. Reusch ward*, Mr. Reusch concluded. Meyer*, public relations chair- Wells, FU 8 - SS1S or Mrs. Nathan nl local residents were among the stated, "A touchstone to tell UJ '".nd Mn. John Ry»n. The Rarltan Vallev Unit Ii mnk FU 1 • 9388. man, announced on April 33 a Nlrs.'john J . V H i m to » » ' | i . nffie*. on V» V*™™ f ° S a c r e d re-Just exactly what is right and GLENN QUITS OHIO RACE unit meeting of the League of ; Maurcr, North I'lainlield. Mav i. to 411 N W Street, Newcenllv at Elizabeth to hear the what is wrong. Gods Wore, the Lieut, Col. John II, Gkmn, Jr. Women Voters of Woodbrldge oung Dems (o Hear lecture, "Facing Up to the Ur-Bible is an absolute source of Also Mrs. Clifford R, Barhour.Brtmsvvlck. truth testified to by Jesus' words, has announced that his slow re- Township will be held at the ay of Our Times." on the BrookMaym Monday Sixth District, Mrs. Dnnlell A Movie "The Tov "Vour word Is truth' (John 17:17). covery from a severe head Injury home of Mrs. Robert Wells, 6 barred an active campaign and he WOODBRIDGE - The WoodPhoebe Court, Colonla. Witnesses' ^ gives counsel not only for the Mrs, at the National Guard Armory, individual as to his life course, dld ™ l w ™ !' f*lr to auk "tht Mrs. Frank Enderleln will give bridge Young Democratic Club a ,ChnriM M. Rnglkh, scotch at the ne<tt John Dufner presiding minis-but also to nations for it is alP«°P Ie « . o h l ° to v o t « « « i 'report on information the will meet, Monday, 8 30 P. M., s 'Time to He- Marie Shepherd of Maplewood, 1'|Plains; Mrs. n h f HerentsenJ"nltMn" II. ter of the Vetuchen Congrega-ibook of governmental law M">»">«. The annotince—t » * "know your schools" committee at the Forge Inn. Cnlik'ii Memories" off a for gathered on Uw special topic, Guest speaker will be Brook tion. East Unit, headed the local well." l ™W ~ .•me nf the Scwarcn , nomination between Colonel Glenn "the Elementary School and Hayes a former Congressman ohip. andl i"roup and reported tha assembly Showing how a person can terlcal." ,,l, Federation Day Mrs. William E. AlmaKi, Wood- DOUBLE CRASH a success, the high attendance face up to today's situation and and Incumbent Senator, 74-year- Special Facilities." Serving on torn Little Rock, Arkansai, ., ..iiv yesterday nf- Songs offered by the chorus inLafayette Colo. — Dwighl and the committee are Mrs. Frank presidential advisor to the late which included complete f amities j resist wrong pressures, Mr. old Stephen M. Young. ii,,. American Legion cluded "Golden Jubilee", "On a Burns, Mrs. H, £ , Avtrlll, Mrs 'resident John F. Kennedy and Start officers, guesU of the David Peterson, identical twins. and the 3J new ministers ordain-;Reusch stated, "First, one must 'Sunday Afternoon", "Boynton Richard Burton made his United Irving Bersak, Mrs. Rudolph to President Lyndrn B. Johnson, local club. Included Mrs. A,'had identical wrecks while driving e& Is proof Of that, he pointed out. learn what is right and what Is with the theme. Beach", and "New Jersey" with States debut as "Hamlet" andWrubel and Mrs. Joseph P. Virand prcsidenlly holding the ue dressed in | words written by Mrs, Koiusko. Lni?hton Scaver. Jr., Sixth Divlthelr earn behind each other. "Effects of thii Christian gath- wrong by God's standards. Mak- was warmly received by Uw Arthur T. Vanderbllt chair at ihlck. trict Vice President and M's.Dwight swerved off the road into ering will be felt throughout New ing an effort to please God in veors ago andTh« birthday cake w'ss cut critics In Boston. Thumoll, Northern Vice'I ditch and David, driving close .Jersey," Mr. Dufner advised. doing what Is right and avoiding Th« metting is open to alRutgers University where he i« pk-tures and photo- by three of the earliest momberi, behind, followed suit. David told Lyle E . Reusch, a missionaryi*hat Is wrong Is the highest and For the third time, Dennis women Interested In learning dolns some Instructing and time were dis- Mrs Johtl R y a i l i Mrs. Frederick minister of the Watchtower So-'.best motive in resisting the pres- Weaver has taken his leave of more about the vital issues al- working with students at Eagl*J Adams, and Mrs. Alfr«d Uincheon a l rnbb , g, R a n d cn<M not prevent following clety and District Supervisor,1 sure toward immorality." Dodge City. This time NBC hasieoting themselves and their ton Institute of Politics. Also addressing the group will K(l i,,,t smmsen, presi- Scheldt. lal|rant> Rout(J 35 R e d Bailk his brother. gave the featured lecture and Second, he showed that a persigned him in a half-hour Saturday families. be Middlesex County Freeholder " ^ Mi,,im,,(| the group and, Pregiding at th« tea table were May 8, when officers for thi pointing out the urgency of our »on should "recognltt that i Hie League of Women Voters night feature called Kentucky'! lc(1 t h e l l a R Mra. Adams, Mrs. Scheldt. Mrs. c o m i n g y e a r w ||| bo Installod, llttt BOOK RETURNED is a national, state,' and local Dlmtor Georje L. Burton times, stated, "Immorality, ma- penalty of loss of life is exacted Kid." \\r- John Kozusko of- Ryan, and Mrs. W. W. organization of an non-partisan Walter Alston has won four Naterlallsm, International tensions of those who practice wrong buffalo, N.V. After 55 wars,! rlubs song afld Mrs Shortstop Dick Groat of the St,nature, dedicated to the purf l that threaten nuclear destruction doing." Sixth Dirtrict clubs were rer> D F QAULLK'S VISIT book borrowed from the Buffalo tional League pennant* with the ni.-iiii, t h e collect. re&cnteo an follow*: Mrs. John , , ,. , 1and . rountv library was reare flames that lick at the fiber "So God's word and organic Louis Cardinals hit .394 against pose of encouraging the actlv. Dodgers. 11IQrFire 1A hc a n r n It. (lark road the hi* Mahon. Av«nel; Mrs. Carl B. ' " ^ ° ' ' i; ' •*'"7 " tinud A library spokeftnan of civilisation. Immorality in tion help us to face up to anythe New York Mets last season and Informed participation ihc dub and nongs of Muhsgnug, Berkeley Heights; embassies show mat all of theaid the book was'brought back;.^. by a chorus Mrs. Leslie Trinity, Cartcret;'.Latin American rounlries wouldC a w , m a n ttn0 sfl id ^e (ounfji Mr-;. William Burns, Mrs. Stephen Nudge, Clara Bar-welcome a visit by France's'it in an old bookcase in her home'. K>iTBa*. Mrs, Ko^Un; v U n . .WUUiua ^lloorhouH, Presjfknl At QaulW,- D« GculU^but did twUwow who had *W Meet April 23 Attend Ass f" flidh Year Celebrated Sewaren History Club Mh. Arthur1 Bradley,!has invited 'Latin America In ftw* thefodlr. i Purdy, Mrs. Slmon-jjr., Fanwood; Mrs. Cheiter simple terms "to join France j ' _ . . . . . . il t n the laud Mrs Steven Vargo. Baginski, Fords; Mrs Victor L. "hand in hnnd" toward a %h-or1dli Ai»erifiin League Is the left field Olive Van Iderstein waiiNeraeth, tianvood, Mrs. II. B, undfr^oing a "complete transfor-fonce a t Boston's Fenway Park kpatiht. ; Williams, Iselin; Mrs. Norman mation," which stands 37 fwt. Congratulations, The Unexpeeted - here Fridai/! WOODBRIDGE. meffca First Bank and Trust Cpmpany take* great pleasur« in silutiog the people of Woodbridge on receiving this fine honor and distinction. It is a. well-deserved, fully earned award . . . a recogI , nition of the alertness, cooperation and activity of public-spirited citizens. This national promi- J lew Ford Mustang 2368^, nence given to your accomplishment!, we are I •-' k progrem in th» y« -'n'r ( d we're ' not f fooling!) l i ! (and J'.O.U. Detroit ii he lugg !<l»l pilic lor • coin|ileiely «quippcd llanilnil Mwuii|| Hiriliop (»Mve), Thii u<i« includti luxury fcatura elihcr not «v4luble in avaiUUi only al exist t a t lo inai other makes of tan: l>tq> hum bucket Kill • P«(ia«l iiuifuumit IUIKI • full wheel tuvcn • Color Ltycd allviuyl Interior i Culur-ltyed w.tll-lu wall carpeting. Thin in the car you never p from Detroit. Mustang is so distinc lively beautiful, it has received the l i t tuny Award for Excellence m i' in Design, the first automobile evtr to be cil |,y lilJany j . QQ Mustang brings you I-, iiie and flavor of the great European d' m s. Vet Mustang ii as American ai iU name. fl '""k at the luxury its low pritt indudell 12368* V.O.ti. Dalruil tilt miludti iliw itituiM oiua coitluf ntra In oOitr an; 8|«>ru ttwiing "hwl • Cl|ir«Mll|hMf lure, will provide the incentive and opportun* Keep up the gOod work, Wopdbridge! • Clove box light • t luiuinatic courtesy lighu • Kluoruiountcd S i pud thin. I 2 S 6 8 * K.O.B. D e t r o i t »lio mdujii ilm« teaiuro U itaudird equipmciu: IWiui - y a i (or tOOO-milc) Knicc icholulc • Wnp-irouiut Bone bumper with bunlpti gutrdt froul ind bark • Curved tide glut • Trout arm r a n • Heater (unlttt ordered without) • Ftnlld-Actlon wlndihltldHipm < Sa(kty-Yok< door lltch« • front m i belu (unliM ordeied without) • W f idjuitln| bnliM • iTO-cu. la. t c y l l n d u « | i i u . »Su|(akd null |»i<*. 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Hilh Hint luxury g|>tlom; Full-lcuttih tumulc U'twceu trout >cdl> • M<l«l ""' «'•">' * R o t V c ' ujiml uioldmu • Ddiut wlutl i"'"" *»IUi I Imetl kiMKkolf liul* • Air omdilluiwr • T X U» • Vinyl uivtml luidtuii "«>l • A«<:.it p«iru Vuu tan IIJTI ihc ulliuiatc MI *tiion by darjulug VJUI UKU hut-bluodcd I|MJIU luuimg michine with ihcte ttciliug Mwiiiiig perUinaincc aptioru; 219 cu. lu. V-8 i 4-lixcd maim mine lu, •» wlitu ' ™,.-.WI)|, W A U D ,SNErs M A U C SKVVVAV whccli and lira • Heavy-duty battery. A l T M lOKB MO 1UK C O M f A H « WONUiR M m i N D A NEW YOR1WURU) 5 1 V X V : lJ Independent-Leader (E.B) . Cartcrrt r T h u r s d a y , April 16. 1964 PAGE TEN the rink and rental of skates (he Crows Nest ISKI.IN PERSONALS Church, announced that the next only is open to both men and men. Busses leave the parking lot at 7:30 p.m. - T h e Missionettes. esa I Annual Lum-Iu> "" ,S COLOmA of Explorer Post annual bridge |,lm.,,, e held in Room 101, St.sored by the Colon, , ,, School, Tuesday, from the Perth Ambny i May 19, 12:30 p .m School. Saturday, » a.m m. ofv Mayor and Mr(e Paul Sopfflo, 335 New n m S T x ^ r Si.ierhood of Con.rc Ohijrch. wj ^ " ^ U " * S , Cecelia, now available. T*le. LI M M gati(,n Beth Sholom will have their P ^ J 1 * c t l u r c n ' * " W s d a y , 8 p.m., In Room 207. Mrs. Peter Sidm <;™rge Maxwell. Si'. ( h.ivlrs Miuvah dinner, Monday at Mortimer Cowpnin ,. ft ere and There: Si rent, wax honored Sanrdav .it woo( l Manor, Maolewood. chairmen and ..hiiulri Beverly G, Tobias, W ;i family dinner on hi1! birthday. t,,rr»H will b? S'd Skolsky i tacted immediately i. ami John 'Varo.'cnk. Fords, nrr fljoRts included: KnKcrt C ^'ank one woman Show." r ^ h l ^ n ' l w i ' ^ X m n r w "will bird 'games' start at 7 p.m., andGuild members have i;j n ' the Uc^n's List nt Fnirlrish Lincoln Hlrfwav. and MissKarn .Volunteers are needodjit the ^ E ^ ^ E S i n d Juniors repilar games at 8 p.m This is the Im-p-M f, lii: insoiK University for the day Cuilia, Charles Stred. and lii-wife l s e | j n Assemhly of fiod Church. ••"•in Fatima _Regular troop meetings of theeven of the year ,IIK| , ; WSSK. i students. . . . Terhn c;il nnd children Mrs. Mawx-fl nnd 4R p,,r)<c|pV Boulevard, Thursday J™J Rnrtvnie, Junior and Cadette, will be for ihi» | ( | 1 Sergeant Albert L Eaton ha* Huthann. Faith. Hope, and filing «venin»s and all dav Raturdavs h a l i General Hospital, \\, I S 1 graduated from the Military Air .Ir On Sundnv. the M ; I ^ P ' - i n heln with the com Stevenson, publMn St. Transport Servirr Senior Nun Ali.ng with Mr Sc.ink. mnMivd buiMin". advised. rnmmifsionwl Officer Academy Wednesday, April 22 al Orlando AFB. Fla. A flifih't of - T h e PTA of St. Cecella^s they were guests of Mr nnd Rev . ^ A,)d - T h e Jersey Aire Ch s,_ C e c e lia's togiMw-. Sflt, -Eaton i», thi ims-. Mt^ Carmel VI \ M a rharfss KtWn. Thr •«•*.• hand of the former Janice Gloff. hf Sunday and Mr*. Klein was pastor nf Trinity ^m<^ ^ Card Party / w .,, ^ H ( 1 S a ( l i r . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WilChurch for manv year': Trmitv ^ _ gf 9 w fl m WOODBRIDC.E ,, liam Gloff, 8 Homsby Avenue, < W h M S now the l«eiin V-'m- ' j ^ ^ . ^ j ^ ^ . Mt. Carmel PTA «,n Fords. . . . Three hundred and blv of Rod Church. a r n n | . n c M ) (h - sf t h ? s e m j m o n , h K . card party, Tuesday ,,i h v M r S l j a m e s Kilker, seventy-eight pupils from Woodassis - A meetinRol SI c - c . i a - . n o , c ; i n ? rf , h p H o n n r t t e s 4 . H bethtown Gas ami i (, bridge Senior High School visited -A A troop troop meeting meetingoof Bnv Scout Vouln Council win be held t<,ni?ht c ), fc ^ nany, Perth Amhm ^ ^ ^ hhpp||ddMMo mn r i, aBv , ffrrffllmm the American Shakespeare FestiBORN at 7.30 o.m.. in St. (-ceba s the "World's In,, , h h o m ( 1 Troop 49 will be held Tuesday; 5,M val in Stratford. Conn.. Tuesday, - Attorney and Mrs. ,,n r l . ; . A « « • v from 7 to 9 p.m.. p.m., in St. Cecelia s Herbert M. Barnes of Roselle shown. Tickets «, ,, to see the matinee showing of TOP SWIMMERS- - Two o< Woodbridge'i oot slandins aquatic stars art pi lured abovr with j School. Rioom 101. Bov Scout Troon 47 will meet, "Hamlet" . , . Army Pvt. Samuel have announced the birth through the student. will be held School Cafeteria. their roach al the first annual banquet held bv the Rahway VMCA Wrls Swim Irani at the also be obtained I iat the First Preshvterinn Church _ ^ P " " 1 " ^ ™ 2 n m.. at T. Waller, son of Mrs. Leroy Frank J. Decibus |,., ( ( r a •sHla'i. Chnrdi. Rrhear?Bl ' ^ n e Summers, co-lender, home ofGe Members attendnl Avenel, participated in six weeks Mary E » « Averill. doing an excellent J«b with this tram and hopes for a bigger and better j - » and ,, i . 4., eral Of wmfer training at Grafenwohr. Kastner has Germany, which ended yesterday, tetm neit *"!% Marine P v t First Class Ham- E. — " you purchase your garden supBergen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John n l I f ) 1 M_ ' meeting win be held in the Auth ; J™ plies from reputable, established Ma i tion of officers will he held L Bergen. Jr.. »Wilson Avenue ^ C l l O O l I O I l f l € r S AWPWi F i r e h w e HaH. * o'cfock: " msinessmen. This will not only The Jimior Department Sun -Melvin Bennett, newly elected Iselln, is participating in a comtonipht. „ . . , „, assure you of • quality but will dav School teachers of the Firstpresident of the Men's Fellowbined armed forces training op- m U l i i A l t l h l T C n i n —The Ladies Antiliarv of the Church ^ win jrn^tjship of the IselmAssembty of God WfdnMdij thru <ttm ii, Ulf |n.!_Presbvterian eration which began yesterday at,I l i t l T l C H i l J c r M i i p particularlv n n e w a l s o wbat « " " * • « * * • a r e ** Stein. «« Hudson Boulevard. » - ^ ^ S ' ^ i L ^ - i ^ ^ t the church. , 1 ' «S ! « • •' ':»• ISELIN Camp UJuene. N. C . . . EDiS0N _ Wchani w jago,.sections, a r T S £ d bv J > * y°° W ^ - accura^ WAI.T l l | S \ n < TidbUi! a s s i s t a n t superintendent oTseph Corse, acting superintendent! . —St. Cecelia's Rosary Society Airman First Claw Donald M ischook in Edison Tranship. com-:of Middlesex County Department! M r - <-°rse also advised resiat a monthly Skatig Mularz son of Mr. and Mrs. Mich-mended the parents of students of Weights and Measures "to SO, at the South Amael Mulan. « Lockwood Avenue, attending Sand Hill School on the use extreme care at this time of er Avenue, boy Arena. Price of tickets inWoodbridge, is at Eamstein Air record attendance at an organiz-year in purchasing so-called 'lawn; l c r s tonight, cludes transportation, admission Base German}' Airman Mularz ation meeting. At the meeting,'dressings' from unknown, fast-; - A meeting of the Sodalitv of an intelligence specialist, *ent to held Thursday. » 7 r of the par-talking, fly-by-night vendors. " I t i M i « Afary ,„„.,, ,MqGonigle , . v ^ . , . s ^ the Blessed Virgin Marv of St. Cag Germanv from an assignment atients were present to hear Mrs is the usual practice of such Hnnnrotlnf n l n n celia Church h t Church win wrt "^ toDow AFB. Main Tbelinnan is-Nicholas Voik. Jr.. president of .-'salesmen' to approach a i 0 be Honoredat Uinn celia's morrow nltfit in the School Cafemorr ltf i h S h l a graduate of Woodbridee Seniorithe Middlesex County Parent- housewife with a proposition of, PORT READING - Jack BerSPECIAL RATES TO High tolina, field representative for teria. g School. His wife^Dorofty. y (Teacher AssoeiaUon Council, wholtreating the lawn at a lump sum] the New Jersey Education \s- —The Christ's AmHa«adnrs of OROUTS is the daughter of Mrs. Albert commented on the dnique " set- i price. tb? Iselin Assemblv o' Cnd Church Smith, 9 Pine Street Bangor. Me. up" encountered in Sand Hill The product usually exposed sociation and William Brenner, will meet tomorrow 7-vi n m . ?' Every Nlrht . _]. [ o r s a ) e has u t t j e of n o value member of the Board of Educa. . . Among the Democratic Party. School. Except Mondaj p Special c classes for retarded whatsoever, said Mr. Corse, a n d t i o n w i ",; •*> 88u e s t speakers at athe ctv-rch 4ft Berkfr?v e leaders who participated April 10 Special 7:31 to U P M. r^ . . . . . . . ' • , • *« I F * iHinnni* fni> Mies UOPU P Uji. T h e Westminster in the school,it of c o f j ; y school,'it is generally composed of in a day-long session stressing children are held in h SSchool h l 9, of the.First Prosbvt-^^n Church! vutinw, taturdaj in f grounds, d tea lleaves, plain Gonigle, a teacher techniques of voter registration with the principal's office locatedd fee Por dirt, sawdust colored and scented t Reading, who is retiring in Will meet Sundav. The Junior sundifia HnUdiji for the 1864 Presidential election |in Clara Barton School. Hi"h Fe'lo'vshln will ir""pr l>\ 10 !N P.M to i P.M June were National Coirunitteemani Mr: Jago stated that a Parent-jwith cow manure or some other' a.m.. and th» Senior Ifi?h FHh'.vDavid T. Wilentz, and Joseph P.lTeacher Association can onlytwaste product and contains as; The dinner will be held at t h e shin r>.t 7 p.m. Somers, Freeman Street. Wood function under the approval of the much as 90% water, in any Forge. Route 9, Woodbridge, on —The speria' cln.« fi Steveni * 6th. South Amboj bridge . . . Frank E. Rumpeetin administration. 'case. Mr. Corse declared, theApril 30. children win be held at St. CeJr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank John Kovach, principal of Clara fertilizer value is close to noth-( Tickets may be obtained from Rumpeetin of Avenel. has recently J Barton School, extended an i m i ^ g . iMrs. Katherine Bishop or Mrs. pledged to the Tau Chapter of thetation to the parents to join the' "It is the advise of this de-jMary Power at School 9. ReserZeta Psi Fraternity of North Clara Barton PTA. He suggested partment," he counseled, "that vations close Monday, Cirtml'iH i. I" 1-5SW U } - Roihi* 1 ol America at Lafayette College, they remain r an entity, d Mtnlo Port Shoppinq O n their NOW j h i am inetings. ti j j J i?, B a u g t e DRIVE-IN THEATRE of ge Senior .High School' steering c o m m p e w a s TODAY Thru TUESDAY - FIRST MJN! formedd ultdsr the direction of d "SEVEN DAVS IN MAY'S.5 V o l k to If you are an alumnus of Indi-!^ lurflw tavesUgate. Hurt Lancaster - Kirk Douglas ana University, you are invited v a r i o u s recommendations. InFredrlc March aln) starrlnc Ara Gardner to attend a Founder's Day meet-i e l u d e d o n U M L ? e e r i ! l 8 c J ) r a 5 n l . t t e c FU'S iare: Plus Jerry Lewli Uurjh Riot! ing for alumni throughout New . Mrs. Edmond Buckate*^ Rand; 3pMk4»,Vtnttla Sterenion SOMERVILLE "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" J-rsev to be held Sunday, AprU^™jamin Sherman, Mrs David y, p H Held Over Thru Sat. - First Run! 21 at Wallv's on the Hill. Bonnie "FROM RUSSIA WITH* LOVE" Kli&e Matlnn: ' PLUS "TWICE TOLD TALES" TURNPIKE ROLLER SKATING 50« SOUTH AMBOY ARENA RITZ Theatre "McLINTOCK" HIRH DOUGLAS FREDRIC MARCH AUA GARDNER >™? SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY "MUSCLE BEACH PARTY" PLUS "SUMMER HOLIDAY* Today Thru Tuesday - Pint Run! • Wilson, and. Hons may be madeVith Saul J. Abh Abraham, 38 Clinton Avenue M Kearney . . . Harold Hertig wilii Mrs. Edward McKeon, who be installed as president of t h e ' P 1 * 5 ' ^ a ' ^ e m e € t ' n 8 ' announ White Birch Men's Club at cere-iced there will be a meeting <of monies to be held at H a w a i i a n ^ steering committee, on TuesCottage. Cherry Hill, Saturday'day, April 21, at the Clara Barnight, He will succeed Theodore!ton School, at 8:30 p.m. Dembrowski. Nat Goodman, 146 " ^ ^ ^ ~ Arlington Drive, Fords, is in charge of arrangements . . , Rotary Club will hold it? BRUNSWICK C Academy O Award Nomlnitlonr THK CARD|NA1 plus «B0AD T Q HONG KONG" NOW THRU TUESDAY FIRST RJIN PERTH AMBOV! NOW THRU TUESDAY! Burt Lucuter - Kirk DOIICUI At» "7 DAYS IN MAY" WlffTlMtCASTER KIRH DOUGLAS FREDRIC MARCH AVAGAMNEH Brl»n Krllh - V. PI IS "HAUNTED I Vlnrfnt Prkf - li f'W ! SINDAV EVIMM, . MONDAY • II I SUM "IRMA ?hlTlf» LaDOKF.' Mafl.alnr-Ijrk l.imngi| —ANII- -PluiRITII Preilrj "SOME LIKE IT 110r| Jack Ltmnton - I-T- ( M»rllyn Munir* "BLUE HAWAII" BONUS FRIDAY ft SATURDAY! Sophia Loren Saturday at 1:00 Only "2 WOMEN" "TARZAN OOES 0 INDIA" TUCTTtgJ& HtATMS - CltItM£ H T g ' TBt E OUTIKMIIMC TOKOUTf* JUNCTION 3 5 TOIL MrUHOtD ON M T t D RECEIPT 1 "h TIGER WALKS" Plus - "RAVMIE" Siturdiy t Sunday M. 2:00 P.M. "A T I G E R "WALKS' | and "HAUNTED PALACE"! F R EE.' Sat. • Sun. 1 P. M. Efenlni Show 1;M P. M. WEDNESDAY thru SUNDAY APRlt 22-21 Elvii Prttlcr "FUN IN ACAPULCO' ierrj lewli 1 "Don't Give Up The Ship" TAT Sewaren Generating Station of •Public Service. Earl McMahon. a new member of the club, and manager of the plant will be hosts Members will be taken on a tour . of the plant in the morning . . . WOODBRIDGE, N. J . AT THE NOW THRU SATURDAY 7:00 - 9:00 "Clover Room" Tony Curtis in ; At Random: ' Arthur T, Peterson, son of Mr. Sat. Matinee Only . and Mrs. Arthur Peterson, 166 2:00 ^ Prospect Avenue, Woodbridge Steve Reeves , . and a sophomore at Upsala Col--• lege. East Orange, has joined " Tbeta Epsilon, fraternity. A 1962 i graduate of Woodbridge Senior SUN. • MOJJ. - TUES. " H i g h School, he is majoring in , n business administration . " Mayor and Mrs. Walter Zirpolo Frankle Avalon , Z are planning a trip to Denmark "Annette" Funlcello " leaving after the All-America City And * b a n q u e t . . . And by the way, since '• the All-America City Award is thp " greatest honor ever given Wood bridge, we hope we will see you al ; the banquet Saturday night at th< STARTS WEDNESDAY •. Woodbridge Armory when thi "From Russia With Love" " award will be officially presentee '' by Dr, George H. Gallup . . . The ,,}BPW Is ulatiDinE an outstandjngjl, . affair for its eighth installation:! * dinner-dance to be held Mav 21 " at the Shackamaxon Country Cluh1 Scotch Plain*--. Tickets are availIII Z-0Ui ' able from ;wy member of the! ; Today. thru Tuesday dub . . . Friday and Saturday Night ! "THE SLAVE' * 9 P . M. 'TIL2 A. M. "Muscle Beach Party" (no charge if dinner is n | t desired) "Adventures cf Sinbad" • Your ChoiceOl: Sbr imp-Ustertail-P Mine FftRDS PLAYHOUSE Last But A'o< Leant: *', There is one good thing about I he new form of Government — vou drn't ha\-i to KU Ilirouch hectic primarv elections every year . . Tt »ill seem strange mt to ••"' Mik 1 Trainer .ica'n. F.ach '""•'"•"•(1;n' morning vour navi• « - T "'fd I" roke her head in t"'<c> rlonr and say: "Hi.: ''••h.ipl loM'iih Trainer" ami h? '•—jf'pbFv added: "Ksquire" "*' n t!K> next question "jould h" . iWh»t'ii nr»" and Mike >>uuld J »nrt o'f hr war, n fonnlnMl iif "l' '^nrmation - and that infnnna<t--- "tm v-as alwavs correct. 't*\ei 'ax office, under his Hiieclion, was a wll-oiled inai'hine. You could get anv information vou wanted at a moment's notice — I the figures will alwavs be avail; able. Yes. it will seem strange, ' indeed, not'to see Mike aroi'iid the town hall anvmore . . for he seemed a part - an iinwi, tant i>art -nf the entire community - Jo* I 1n1 «". (; r«ve Street. Woodhnilciv i- ••ecowrine picelv 1 frrnn h' '' r•"• -nt i'lness Ditto: Joe Valenli's son . . . DINNER SERVED FROM 7 TO 10:30 P.M. "THE CARDINAL" 7:30 * FREE - 2 0 % Off niscount Canl - good flow throufi!' unlay, May 2 n d ! Gel your FREE DISCOUNT COIT from any MOREY LaRUE ROUTE SALESMAN, or »t MOREY U R U E STORE! Use one DISCOUNT CARD Set another . . . then another . . . NO LIMIT ON V NO (OVER Saturday Matinee Special Kiddie Show 2:00 "CAPTAIN SINBAD "3 STOOGES" 11 •THE CARDINAL" 5:Ul) - »:0O Stiuday "THE CARDINAL" fsdui. April ^ u d HUNGARIAN SHOW 7: ;iU LAUNDKKI'I NO MINIMUM Saturday Evening tl:li0 DISCOUNT COUPONS IIS • DRY < • RUG (XKA> | V II # STORACI: The New.. 116-B MAIN ST.. W00DBR10GE (Almost Directly on Corner of Mala »l. and Amb»y A»enur> • K»K CONVENIENT, UKPENbAHLt KODTEMAN 8KRVICK direct U> y»«f Phone 111 2-6161 or EL 2-5000 103 SALES OUTLETS U. S. Route 1 BANQUETS - PARTIES - SHOWERS <>f America'* BIGGEST and BEST! Serving NEW NEW YORK and PENNSYLVANIA! tll)1 t " ' ' Exclusive, and Independent-Leader NEWS From All the Community Gafteret Press A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best Interests of the Residents of the Communities We Serve. EDISON-FORDS BEACON Carteret Press Thursday, April 16,1984 PAGE ELEVEN I' I Local Jaycees Last Rites Held Monday Hold Nomination For Michael J. Trainer WINDOW On Green Street WOODBRIDGE- At thn rerent meeting nf the Wodhrid^r Jay WOODRRIDGE - The funeral cws, the nominating rammilloe of Michael J. Trainer, who died •nvfi-sinl question on whether pt not seat belts cut presented n slatn of officers nnd Friday at Perth Amboy General nominations were arn'ptwl from "| l l i r s I,, motorists has been ahswered by the New Hospital, was held Monday mornthe floor. Serving on I lie nomii'1',',.'Department through a report and study of al ing at the Grciiwr Funeral Home, nating cnnimillro wore Joseph 44 Green Street, with a solemn re* „, rhf, Garden! Stale Parkway in 1963. Their reply William Poll, Lawrence. "•Mniorists wearing seat belts suffered three times less Reagan, tiny Dortofsky, (md .,„ ||,,,sp who did not." Hupe Miller. orv Named for election at the Mayi ( : a n c e r Society this week com- M,r. Trainer, tax collector and ,,,,,,,-ilv which operates the Parkway said that a special meeting lo serve for 1964-65 are mended the .various cancer jstodian of school funds for tha „ „(.](|onls on the Parkway during 1963 found: Donald Under, president; Hichnrd dressings groups In the Township, ownship since 1935, was a tlfe,'r 1240 accidents involved vehicles without seat belt. osolgo, internal vice president; S o m e n a v e ^ ^ organized for ing resident of Woodbridge. Th» .nhorl DeSantis, external vice cevernl years and last year were 5-year-oM Mr. Trainer «erved In .,l",rnt belts not in use and resulted In 689 injuries and iresident; Kenneth Emmer, awarded by the Highland Park arious capacities of'the muniei• a l l ' - . ,'„ ;| ,-alio of about one injury to every two accidents. reasurer; Jules Sabo, recording Cancer Society effice In recognlial government for 38 years. Be ;pcretary; William MacDowell, t i o n ° ' U^1" wf""k. I „[ 13.1 accidents involved vehicles in which scat belts nas assistant treasurer from 19211 corresponding secretary. One of the new units of the jntil 1932 and treasurer from 1 M r , im | n . s ulted in 29 Injuries and no deaths, for a ratio Nominees for directors are l o c a l . b " n c h . ls, lhe . ... lf I ' m jury to every five accidents. John Benko, Wylie Blair, W a l t e r H " 1 Church dressing unit which until 1935. Mr, Tnnner was elected tax COP Jakubowskl, Jack Lawrence, and W M w S « J « « i * •aiilmrity sjiid that of 2,294 vehicles In Parkway accidents1 has turned over a total of 4,183 lector hi November, 1934 and took 'etc Lydon. ',mlv 213 or 9.3 per cent were equipped with seat belts. dressings and bed pads. Mrs. office In January of 1935. He was The installation dinner dancei1 j o s e p h Kubica is chairman of Ih re-elected until he gained tenure , tlvn-itv has equipped its Parkway staff and police cars committee report was presented in the position. -, | S1 -,i'"M'K and has campaigned for their installation and use by Mr Sabo F, h a i ™«|- The af-r b - ^ to k lhe m K He was a member of* the.: New fair will be held with the Jaycee- d r e M i n u n i t o w o r k i n , t u .| U clcs since 1961. ettcs, May 30, at the Brass L mAe f o r c l e a n w h i t e o r sHtripe Jersey State Association of Tax « • t • Collectors, an oversea? veteran of Buckel mateHal needed to make these World War 1 and past commander t ,, b n i arP m the making for a mammoth pageant t« be Fred Stebbins, president, urged dressings and hed pads. Thi of Woodbridge American Legion in rtumJbridge o» July 4 to mark the SOOth AnnlTersary members to attend the All Ameri- material may be left at the Post 87 and vice president of the Robert Bclko, Cheryl (Him, Barbara Bcndel, Eileen HenderWINNERS: of art poster contest sponsored by the Woodbridge ca City banquet, the Jaycee Red branch office, 104 Main Street l(HH,ri(|Rp and the State of New Jeney, according to MIM son, Kenneth Anness and Miriam Bundy, Back row, Marilyn Cross benefit at Wdpdbridgelor pickup may be arrangec post Last Man's Club. A director Junior Woman's Club which was open to elementary and Jr. Wdlk. general chairman In charge. Prosek, Mrs. William (J. Ritchie, chairman, Natalie Zagalik Junior High School and .the New through Mrs. John Schwfng of the Perth Amboy Savings and High students In the township. The theme was "How to keep Loan Association and tha Colonia u large rommittee li being formed, bended by Mn. Rose and Lois Nagy. WoodbridgF clean and 'litter-less'." Front row, left to right, Jersey Jaycee spring planning chairman, or Mrs, William Smitr Country Club, he was area treasession at Somerville. [co-chairman, 634 • 5550, aiskt and Manny Coldfarb. PUni caU for the erection ol surer of the Salvation Army, part Mr, Benko, director, spoke on stage at the Woodfcrtdgc High School ttadlnm. president of the Woodbridge Lions Records and Recognition Manuals Club and for many years was ac"|,;,i;,,ini will be part or an all day celebration lnclndlng i that will be submitted to the State tive In local R^d Cross and other li reworks, convention for judging. Each I n l j j» community activities. Jaycee project completed will be j j g t fjV LflQlCS A member of Middlesex Council presented and compete with and J Armory is expected to be filled to sapacity WOODBRIDGE - Winners of WOODBRIDGE - Mrs. Russell 857, Knights of Columbus, Mr. against the other 170 chapters in WOODBRIDGE At a meeting the Art Poster Contest sponsored Bauer was elected nrwidcp' nf (;iy 111 i;ht when Dr, George H. Gallup, head of the All-AmeriNew Jersey.' I of the Ladies Aid Society of the Trainer was a member, of St. by the Junior Women's Club of St. Anne's unit of Trinity EpisJames Church and Its Holy Nan» iv. will present the All-America city award to WoodThe next meeting will be M a y P 8 ' Presbyterian Church; plans Woodbridge were announced afcopnl Church. Society, we 14 at Bud's Hut and.all young ™ announced for a rummage The armory Is being decorated in a patriotic theme with ter the judging Tuesday night by Others named were Mrs. Harry safe A 30 Surviving are his widow, Alice men of the Township between the ("il through May 1 at Frank Gubemat, art teacher at urn; hunting and flowers. Schrump, vice-president; Mrs. i ages of 21 and 36 are invited to Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Walter (French); two daughters,, Mrs. Woodbridge Senior High School; U'stcr Kershaw, secretary and • • • • Thomas J. Mullaney Jr., Wood, attend and become a part of the Puckett as chairman. Ronald Morecraft, realistic artist Mrs, James Bennett, treasurer. ; bridge, and Mrs. John G. Gjlfillan, | local Jaycee organization. For An invitation was extended from Ifaruri-t. too, ii celebrating Saturday night with a CM- and sculptor* of Perth Amboy; The new officers will be in-1 (additional information write P. O. t h e Women's Association to at- Arlington, Va., and five grand* ball in Bcthlen Hall, in honor «f Mr George Carteret, and Mn. WilKam Ritchie, Art stalled at a church service by the j tend their meeting today to hear children, Box 83, Woodbridge. Department chairman of the Junidrr of New Jersey- K •» b e l » « «P«"««d by the TerRev. William H. Sc^imaus, June' l.i I Rev. D. P. Scott. ior Women's Club.' A dinner wjll then' be held .at, the nary committee. Mayor and M n . Andrew Bailck will Mrs, A, L. Simonsen, president, First, second and third prizes Edison House, on Route 1.' jwas in charge with the mayor of Elliabeth, Stephen Berdk and were awarded in three different g of the recent meet"Mrs. Williarri TarW,Tchairman, wife. Klizabeth was named after afar George's wife, categories, primary grades first l n w i t t l MrSl E d w i n E a r l e y n l 8 made an appeal for attfcles to be i t h r o u g h third, intermediate Elizabeth. sold at the Altar Guild rummage a n arUdeon<Iwhat Does grades fourth through sixth and MARTIN BRAUN sale in the, 6^-Baiffoil lj<jpse. [The ball is open to all Carteret resides**. According it junior high grades seven through h and Son A donation'was'rtAJa to HoliD U d l U l i g i 0 n o f t e r W o m a n h ( ) o d " and a ISELIN - A Father [committee, eu&iiHei'<#Hn^^MiiMKtrilflMfcifc,flflkfe supper will be sponsored by the day House and to the Youth Feles won Mrs.Time." Joseph McEwen beard mee_U»g yesterday COLONIA —Sinai Chapterwith of P«*> onby "May the primary grades. Cheryl;! Mothers Club of Boy Scout Troop ui (artmt'i mm* Wptj wUl he M » W A « M lowship for " ' forA nth«jnost a t ROcial w original; a s heI n Wnr w u awarded first plMfc omen's B'nai B'rith held its! . <! w i lMrs. P rizK. " 6 In FtUowship Hall, prize in cash wffl be awarded to • eottpta nppeaiHtg b erface, Ken Anness second, and Barbara F. G, Ba]win, the prettiest. [ ecnlury dress. Bendel, third. Honorable men- MHS rMNCV M. CASLSOfy breakfast will ,be,'U6l4, May 17, True Road.' d president, Mrs. Donald Iieb- On April 22, Mrs! D. Ogden will tion*' were given to Linda Ehrinarch committee haa been t r y t a t f H * f N n that tip Plans were discussed for the after the 8:00, a. m. service. show pictures of her trip to CaliPORT READING Plans are skiiid and: Mrs. Jules Bluestone hntt, UtM Jasper, Karen Czap, TO WED IN OCTOBER: Mr. event at a special meeting v eld Hostesses for the evening were Ih. tha final stage for the testi- rill attend a convention this fornia, I resident governor of New Jeney, Mr fNtlf i t Carteret and M n . Arthur W. Carlson, " H^idhardt and Lynn Gip g Knopf^ p^ Mrs. Bruce monial dinner in honor of Martin weekend at Atlantic City, for the Hostesses were Mrs. Edward Tuesday with Mrs. William Doerr i Mi residence in the present geographical Halti^ot tUl iieedco. : 270 Highland Avenue, Metnchen, Mrs. Qeprge l ' Brazil, Principal of School 9, to lorthern New Jersey district. Trost and Mrs. Fred Schwenzer. presiding. Mrs, Alan Frwiris High, it ii definite, the resetafctn jlftte, b > 4 * e hum First place winner in the inter- formerly of Woodbridge, anMrs. J. E. Katora was elected Mrs. Frank Meszaros, i,nounce the engagement of their be held May 23, at St. Anthony's Flans were formed for a paid rated either in Carteret or Pfct Bending b t f m being mediate grades w a s Miriam up membership party in. May. Aid Squad Auxiliary to fill the post of secretary, which daughter, Nancy Marie, to Recreation Center, West Avenue, Bundy, second place, Robert Bel icallv moved to Sewaren. was recently vacated by Mrs. ko, and third place Eileen Hen- Stanley Loomls Spencer, began his teaching Aa original skit, written and pro- Rummage Sale Today Stephen Mihalik, The group deed by Mra, Jules Bluestone, derson. Honorable mentions were son ol Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reading S W , COLONIA — At a meeting held tendered Mr, and Mrs. Mihalik will be presented. Prospective Spencer, Newvllle, Pa. advancing to his members of B'nai B'rith and at the home.of Mrs. Melvin Lane, a "thank you" party recently In it. Anthony's R. C. Church, Port Reading, Sunday Bsttetin- received by y David Skibenski and A late October wedding present position in 1925. DUZ you DREFT Ellen Wood. YOU SOFT-SOAPING GOD? guests are welcome to see the West Street, last night, the Co- gratitude for their years of work Zagalik was first place planned. COLONIA — Monday evening, Tickets are available from of show, lonia First Aid Auxiliary marked for the troop, at the home of Mr. nith the TIDE? VEL, now is the time for ALL to CHEER winner in the junior high grades. Miss Carlson, a graduate of fieers d ieers of tthe fbllow^rtg Port ReadMrs. Abrams .announced ' the items set to be sold at a rum- and Mrs. Russell Eckensberger, ! you want real JOY, the TREND is to BREEZE to Holy Second place award went to W o o d b r i d g e Senior High the Colonia Cancer Club met al School to, $ith Mrs. Norman Jor ing Jociil vhjj), :B*yhton Heights Ixecutive Board for the coming mage sale on Main Street today. Reynolds Street. regularly. Alas, too many WOODBURY their heads Marilyn Prozek and third place School, Is a senior at DickinCivic Association and Port Read- 'ear as follows: gensen, presiding. The store will be open from 9-5 The members of tha mothers' ; |pillo\v or work in their fields or yards like HANDY ANDY, Lois Nagy. Honorable mentions son College, Carlisle, Pa., Mrs. Jorgenson appointed Mrs, ing Parent-Teacher' Assocation. Bulletin, Mrs. Jerome Stitch; today and tomorrow. Mrs. Rudy group decided that.*early dues in this gr,aup went to Sharon E1H> where she Is a member of Zeta Grewe, president jemtnded the of one dollar will^M collected Wjlfiam fflinmerman, Mrs. Rjch ..Tickets wjl] jiot b'effljliat the Ijw ttembws to • * " » & frkwdi to bom o c a mothtif starting hi Our Lord reigns, the WVfc'ot Peace will nevet netd fo mention for a fine wort of art to Women's Intercollegiate'Ten- &f#Bvaris, afdMrs,EartLawfon as a nominating committee: The All reserf qfions should be jnade Rentention, Mrs. Morris Pecker- come down and Browse 'around September. put an S. 0. S. Don't trust to LUX by .neglecting regular Tom Scully. nis Team. committee will tompite; a slat as soon as possible. man; Aid to Israel, Mn. Harold since the money Vjjll go to the A discussion was held on the i Sundays, or your daily or weekly Communion. Shall The program, the theme ot The bride-to-be was n 1961 to be presented at the Miy meet possibility of sponsoring a light Alda; B'nai B'rith-Youth Organi- squad. py WJU and remind you of the. IVORY placet up yonder? which was "Help Keep Wood- Debutante and was presented inc. Interested In donatingg bulb sale. T Kniphts of Cdumhus zation, Mrs. William Chelnik; Anyone y bridge Clean and Litterless," was al the Holly Debutante Ball just iulu JAB-O. The regular reception of Holy ComWays and means chalfAan Mrs Budget and Finance, Mrs. Leo items that are saleable may leave The regular bi-monthly, meetwell received by students of the sponsored - b y BPW for Its Paul Wittfeich, annliulKed j To Mark Anniversary Grossman; Constitution, Mrs. them at the store or call Mrs. ing of the Mothers' Club will be II add to your L1BEBU0Y. elementary and junior h i g h nurses' scholarship fund. WOODBRIDGE - Middlese Morton Klein; Telephone SquadjGrewe or any other member of held on Tuesday, May 5, at tha theatre oarty set- for May 4 ha schools of Woodbridge. Several of Mr. Spencer ls a graduate of First Presbyterian Church. [»ii> not be faithful, get hold of your PALMOUVE, and the winning entries will be dis- Big Springs High School and in exceeded her expeotatlnjk, Ad- Council 857 Knights of Columbus Mrs,'Harold Blinder and Mrs. the auxiliary. :••>•!i uui of bed daily, or at least every Sunday morning, played in the store windows in Ray Haftel; Vocational Guidj ditionnl tickits are will mark its 68th anniversary 1957 received a Bachelor of Arts see "What Makes Sammy Run ance, Mrs. Irving Pliskin; Hillel,, up SI'lC i SPAN, and DASH like COMET to Holy Masa Woodbridge. The Junior Women's Degree in Economics from and restaurant reservations fo April 25 at a dinner-dance at S Mrs. Shelbon Rice; Bowling,| fly tunimunion??? Attendance at Hely Mass and the "re-Club wishes to thank all pafitci- Dickinson where he w u a Anthony's recreation, hall, Port Mrs, Robert Kaye; Golden Book, Our Lord in Holy Communion will prove to you in more pants and the teachers whe member of Phi Delta Thela the Black Amais may -stbl be ob Reading, according to an announ Mrs. Monroe Berger; Aduit Jewtained from h«r , helped make the contest a sue n une that your life, sad or happy as ft may be, will fraternity. He Is co-owner and Cancer dressing cheirm»8, Mrs cement by Philip, J. Boyle, pub ish' Education, Mrs. H a r o l d cess. operator of a Dairy* farm in nil ul ZKiiT Blacker; Anti Defam. League, Richard Evfhs renofted'ttat I licity chairman. Newvllle, Pa., and is president Open house will be held at th Mrs. Morton Cantor,; Veterans, MEETING TONIGHT dressings were madp at the m c l • • • • WOODBRIDGE - The Marion of the Newvllle Junior Cham- inf. Mrs. ; Jphn Pallek won th Council home,. April (22 through Mrs. Gilbert Lehrw; Community Itu Decorators, »3 Main 8treet, Woodbridge, are t»„ Adoptive Mothers Association ber of Commerce. dark horse award and hostesse: April 25, with exhibits on th Civic Affairs, Mrs. Howard Rood »irir busing and w nj move into the Service Hardware will meet tonight at 8 o'clock 'or the evening were: Mrs. Dou Council's history and activities and Mfs'. Sanford Fishman; Four uu Main Street. The new location Is three times «a Freedonjs - Library, Mrs. Harold the Catholic Welfare Bureau Announce Services for hi Dr>nley; M^s. Michael Baver displaved. »•> il.nr present location and wUl enable them to dUphiy Fords. The Rosary will be re Mrs. Einar :Cre<"wissen; Urn A class of candidates will taki Feist; Hospitality, Mrs. Max Kuatrr election of slipcover and drapery fabrics. Schwartz; Publicity, Mrs HowBeth Sholom Temple Robert Kana cited in the chapel beginning Mrs. Josen nart in the exemplification of h <"<a <il the store will be reserved for the tutting and ard Schwartzberg; Insurance, Major Degree of the Order 7:45. The next meeting will ISELIN . R a b b i Nfrman Capinano. "The Quality Ice Cream Store" K IIMIIII us all WOrk U done on the premises. The move Mrs. Henry Klein; ParliamentarCarev Council, Carteret, April 18 Kleinman of Congregation Beth be May 11. I *<-led to take place tarly in June. ipm, Mrs. Bernard Dickmaii; Sholom, 90 Coeper Avenue, an1075 St. George Avenue, (lolonia Philantrophy, Mrs. Burton Druck• • • • nounced services for the week of er. April 17. uur ad department. , . . Bud's Hut, Route One, AvFriday Sabbath services, 8:00 dinner on Friday and Saturday for only nj. Services iSaturday mornHOME COOKED Oft Will I)? held for t^e Junior qkgregafloH "Wpfifht ' W tt:» labi Saturday night there was an overflow a. m. Uir G 'Iffy and many had to be turned away. This iLUNCH ly a tribute lo Connie Carroll, the tinging uniatlon appearing there. j _ By The Staff—" Cancer Dressing Unit Commended fc/ELP KEE WDDDBRIDC 'LEAN AND JTTER-LESS ClubwomenAnnounceArt Mrs. Bauer New i Poster Contest Winners Unit President i Chapter KnarnN Father and Son Supper June Uraun Dinner Plans Complete heatre PJannedbjdlub for OPEN FOR THE SEASON! New COLONIA DAIRY MAID NOW FEATURING and Dinners Served Dally 111 uu Till (lusllll, ll:U '' tiavela. . . . The ever increasing number of iuibiles on the road. , . . The fleet of 1964 Fords our a r e patrolling the township in. . . . Road conItling construction, painting, repairing and renwdel-j all around the town. . . . Girls in shorts - men r * aml llH*uats - sandlot baseball games - Ijirds chlrufi ;ini1 S m i t e s - ice cream stands and hot dog stands ih* season - convertible tops down - door to duor H>n% cleaning - bicycles, motorcycles and hikersis a wonderful season . , . it's Spring! ha* J^aed Cetanete CorporaUan <A America of coUege n«ruitment, a n«wly established He had beeu maUtaiit employment manager of bit Life Assurance 8oclety, New York City. In Newport, Kbode Inland, Mr. Park It a 1M7 gr«d' Oaut College. Providence. He live* al U Elizabeth l t'liosney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S H W tiuenisey Lane, Colonia, has been accepted for the ]•"•''' *i Davis and Llkins College in Elkins. West Virginia, . l u w a pr«-med studint. Younj Chosney, a senior at participated In ie I the th school band y .i.ie. 1 A.M liuiu 3:00 I'M. to (MiduighO AUTUKN11C 30 FLAVORS! ICES -SHERBETS ICECREAM • Extra Rich Special l'orniula Flavors • The Finest Hand Dipped Ice Cream • l'lus Our Famous Soft Ice Cream Phone Orders Call HI 1-9292 ON KVKRY I'l'KM IN OUK STOKE SI'RVICK ON ALL TAKK OH1 OHUKKS CAM MK 4-2244 to live • CHOCOLATES 1 Ib. $1 60 2 lbs. $3 15 RAYMOND JACKSON "Popular? He ought to and Son be!.. DRU6BISTS from U MAIN BTHKET WOOUBRIUGB FhuiM ME IIOMK-MADK SPAGHETTI Uavioll, Pizza Piet Hut nr Cold Saudwlchei He buys 'cm GliTE STATE JEWELERS 11 M»ln J- I. Wondbrldfi (Hul to (tot* IhMUt) MEl^'S SHOP LUNCH, DINNER KltKAKPAST Ncivcu lu Uui U l u a Ll.lly (IC.IU »:(MI Street, W o o d b r i d g e Free I'ailmj; lu m . a I'M. j U A.M. VILLAGE INN (Cor. Hallway Ave.) liar & Restaurant Z (Ift-ro Stieet. WowJbrtdgf I Open Daily and Sunday II A. H. To Midnight I i ill i . I,. • y . Michael J. Trainer lector and custodian of school funds, Mr. Trainer proved he was nn outstanding executive. He was active in his church and church organizations; in the Ameri-; can Legion, the Lions Club, Rrd Cross; and Salvation Army, just to name a| few. Whatever task he assumed, he j did well. | His good works will live on as a monument to a life well spent—and-no man can ask for more. To his widow iand his family we express our sincere condolences and we pray they will find solace in their greftt teitfe 4a4-ia-ih*.kmwledge thai! Michael J. Trainer, as a husband and father, as a public servant and a man of charity, was loved and respected by all. 1 am the resurrection and the life: he that beHereth In me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. And whosoever llveth and believeth in me shall never die." Michael Joseph Trainer, who served the people of Woodbridge for over 38 years as an outstanding and loyal municipal employee, has been laid to rest. However, we feel that Mr. Trainer has not died—he will live forever in the hearts of all who knew him well, marveled at his sense of humor and received his wise counsel A man of honor, integrity and a great g "capacity p y ivrwmk towardmunity betterment, Mr. Trainer earned the respect of alL As assistant Township treasurer, then as treasurer and later as tax col- big Ow present Delaware Memorial Bridge for which bonds totaling $108,000,000 will be sold next Tuesday. , Both GoVernor Hughes and Governor Elbert N. Carvel, folApril 12. WBfals I have read lowing a recent conference, pro this subject. I dieted planned new b r i d R e s Editor: dependent Leader, pressed with ASK HIM WHAT IT IS! JLetlert to the Cdii ZTJZZZ-A& of N p,^ during the part year. . I would like very much to com- pea™ and umiv To test the validity of past as-mcnd you [of the editorial en- ^ p e o p l e of , Sertions that the bJlk of cargo , w * T e e n Criminals." Your « . » J l * « u « ,„ reported missing in the Ne* nand |ing bf this subject in « v ; ™ £ ™ ; ™ fm VoVk port wi3 the result of thefts M m \ l r u I y s u p c rb and leave, ™ « ™ * ' *like * Vyom .i hopr kr. • eltewheR. the commission em- ^ r e a d e r w i t n , wonderful ff«elthe v....' barked on a* undercover opera- i n g 0 , n a v i n g g a i n w i new insight. ion to purchase cargo stolen j n t 0 a n oid problem. The prob-. Yours sri John R. Dufn rom local docks. , | c m is indeed i problwn ana otwj Presidin; Mn,, It was necessary to acquire w i ( n o u t cn<]. i think it is a par-, stolen cargo, Identify it as being:lj(.(1|ar o n c that all of us should, Motuchni < v taken improperly from piers id ^ v(lr y m u c h concerned with ( Jehovah's \v••: terminals, establish the identity xhis is one or the finest ediloriof the workers engaged In steal- . ing and methods utilised for di-" verting shipments to illegal purchasers. A stow was set up on the lower government. Bills imposing costs upon county, municipal and school government are not affected although Governor Hughes in his annual message to the Legislature observed that "it is of equal importance that the Legislature and general publjlf know what effect proposed legislation will have upon local revenues and expenditures." "The intent of "price-tagging" legislation—a practice now followed in several states—is to remove the time fuses from possible future budget bombs through the application of fiscal notes to legislation before, it has passed." the Taxpayers Association commented. "Through these price tags, legislators, state officials and the public are placed on notice of future cost involvements before the bills become law. re^er^r .nrfentS pHnting t, areas in Delaware and Mary c r , „ i s with great pleasure that r U be lookmK ,,„,, land as well as South Jersey. j write you to tell you how very editorials of this y. Members of the Delawar Riv m,,rh I look forward to arid en- j s u e s of •'Vnv hl] er k Bay Authority, who wlU «• joy your articles and editorials. „,.» nance and supervise the construe , a m alwaya impressed with your, V m , lion of the new bridges, also pre- edit.n-iol coverage that has at-! Mlss ^ . ^ ^ diet the new Cape May-Lew*. (ordcd me many hours of m-. g S m i l h S( v Delaware, ferry servic* will (jet |iRhtenment and reading pleasure Perth Am|w underway on July 1 with l«o (er- e a c h an d every week _ ry boats' in operation. The editorial pagei of your most ^ , ndopomil . n , - 0 recent issue (April 9> was an ex-, * •" STOLEN CARGOES: Much pil-traordlnary one. The editorials L ° « ^ a l f of mir •ferage of cargoes from ships OTre a |i very Interesting cover- 'Price Tag$' Showing In JV. / . Legislature Cost-conscious legislators and state fiscal officers art pioneering a program to place "price tags" on legislation under consideration in New Jersey. Their actions were pointed out by the New Jersey Taxpayers Association in observing that during the first three months of the current session "fiscal notes" had been requested on 160 pieces of legislation. This quarterly total was nearly three times more than were prepared during the entire .1963 legislative session. A 1962 law provides that sponsors of bills and other, legislative leaders may call upon state fiscal officers to determine the probable cost or revenue potential of proposed legislation. The estimate is spelled out in a "fiscal note" which appears as a printed memorandum to be appended to the bill in question. Under legislative rules, the procedure is a mandatory requirement in the Bouse of Assembly and is followed on a permissive basis in the State Senate. At present fiscal notes are applied only to legislation affecting the state t • <i east side of New York and staffed with commission investigators posing as willing customers of the stolen "goods. Within a few months, the store purchased stolen cargo with an estimated retall value of $150,000. Bales of "!'k and woolen goods, cases .of transistor radios, typewriters, sport shirts and even a crate of bassoons shipped on special order (for a symphony orchestra were recovered by the law enforceme- > agency and the crooks placed under arrest. - 0O - Under the Capitol Dome By J. Jisepi Gribbios "The benefits of such a program are New ' ^T „ , ., . _ „ _,J NEW BUILDINGS: - program obvious. Like the housewife who wants T R E N T , " ^TRENTON. APRIL - Caretesi.Mns theseventy-six United States. There .Delaware River between North . constructionCapital and were of also examinato know what an article costs before race track patrons sacrificed tions for State service open to |lS8,9tf by to cash in on •' • i S H P ^ k P f e S S TL^adJacent to Stats is coming she buys, the cost-conscious legislator winning tickets during the p u out-of-Stat* residents. t along on schedule. State Treasurand taxpayer wants to know the dollar racing year, the New Jersey Rac- BRIDGE^: — Governors of: years. er John A. Kervick report*. New Jersey and Delaware pre- The new span will be in add!1 Since 1958 the Division of Purimplications of pending legislation be- ing Commission reports. and harness rac- diet tost a new bridge over the'tlon to a planned bridge parallel (Continued on Page 19) fore it becomes a f u t u ^ budget and ingThoroughbred in New, Jeney last y«ar protax burden." duced revenues of f27^10,977.W from 156 days of racing at the, .'fi::: thoroughbred tracks and 10 days at the Freehold harness track. Johnson'$ Staff Included In the amount was *he As President Johnson settles more $168,952 left behind by the care-;| Some peopte a n beginning to cluck less bettors. knowingly. &... fle*. f?0itt .,airj», slowly slip away from ttii present Adhandled by aides who think and act ed to $3,428,001.63 which -J ministration. Intuitively/iu the Chief Executive ex- were dumped into the State Trea-fl However, a closer look &\ history sury. Prom license fees the Racpects them to. ing Commission received an adsuggests the trend is not only inevitIt seems only right that Mr. John- ditional $22,612, and from fines, able, but natural and even desirable. son should have another Ted Soren- $1,685. It would be too much to ask a new son who can, with a nod or short Harness racing in New Jersey xmtinued its yearly rise in pop-] President to confidently surround sentence, grasp the situation and pro- jlarity, with an increase over] himself with aides inimical to his ceed with the task at hand. 1962 in both wagering and.attendown deportment. The sooner the present Administra- ance. For the 60-day meeting, the andle increased $2,580,081, or'I The same holds true lor a President tion has key staff positions filled by 10.26 per cent, and attendance inwho inherits a staff that, no matter long-time Johnson associates, the creased 57,057 or 15 per cent how loyal and efficient It may be, was smoother will be the sailing for the from the previous year. The State Racing Commission dedicated to another's disposition. ... governmental ship. 131 Years of Service ToTtie Perth Amboy An a T. L WATSON & CO. ESTABLISHED 1832 MONROE A. WE1ANT Resident Partner MEMBER NEW YORK AND AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGES Perth Amboy National Bank Building the 5 Cormwi Woodbridge National Bant SALUTES The People of Woodbridge Upon The Occasion of Woodbridge reports that racing has become ThePanamaTreaty was legalized the State hai r* ceived $358,400,000 in racing reve- The Newspaper And The Retailer w til Prom the Boonville, Indiana, Standard: "It Is a pity retailers so often have to learn the same lesson over and •over again through cost a&rj hafdstyp, "This observation was m|de by Edward R. Engle, official of the National Retail Merchants Association. Mr. Engle was referring to the importance of newspaper advertising to retail trade." His findings were based on a study made of the results of the New York newspaper strike. It was found that tliere is no substitute for newspaper advertising, and that without adverfislng, retailing would be In a chaotie»tftte M stock n»«di and turnover would be impossible to predict. It is also stressed that' when the (advertising of* big stores is absent the entire ALL-AMERICA CITY 1963 J #re proud to be a part of khk great community! or programs that have been established successfully In other states, be given early consideration by the New Jersey Legislature. - O EMPLOYEKS: - Within the State of New Jersey there are 110,538 employees on public pay-' •State: Cfvf SSrVlce Come stores—feeHlieTlli el "missiun reports that of this sum-1 The Standard sums up in these ber, 30,319 'ire in State service! words: 'The ultimate laser from in- and 80,219 are employed in local adequate advertising, thejn, is the con- jurisdictions. In the State servsumer who pays for losses due to slow ice, 17,997 employees are in the competitive category; 6,614 in turnover, waste and high per item the non-competitive^ 1,633 in the labor classification, 28 in the exselling costs." The basic principle here is slmpl empt classification, and 4,047, including the State Police and enough. If people don't know what teachers, in the unclassified you have to offer, they can't and wop't areas. come seeking it. Successful retailing Twenty counties in New Jersey under civil service regulation l| and intelligent and extensive adver- have v %U u th %UXI jjly the., Using go hand In band, t e municipalities i tie and other au • (Eartf xtt J: WOODBBIDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY Lawreaea I . Campkw, Preetdent A Traawnr Published Weekly on Thursday at 7.00 A. U. M Grew Street ttl Roottvelt Avenue Woodbridge, N. J. Carttret, N. J. Telephone: HE 4-1U1 Telephone: KI 1-6600 Charlei E. Gregory, N,ov. 17, HUH - D e c . 10, 1981 Mall - O M Vew HM Having Been Bestowed the Honor of. to protect our Interests. Therefore, nue. Last year, at the Atlantic a conciliatory attitude, a willingness City track, people placed .bets to do more than we must, is a luxury, totalling $74,021,851. At Garden State Park, near, Camden, total "or "a generosity, we can afford. betting for the 50-day season It will do us little harm to pay a bit reached $96,841,438, and at Monmore (or the Canal or extend certain mouth Park, near Long Branch, patrons placed $97,517,052 in bets. other concessions which do not im- During the year the commispede the security or operation of the sion expended $261,435.94, which Is under one per cent of each waterway. dollar of revenue received in the, In the eyes of Latin America, a State Treasury. Of the amount generous gesture on the part of the $197,816 represented salaries of United States, to a little, weak nation employees. will accomplish much- more than a The racing commission strongly recommended that a program of tough line, one in which we stand aid to the New Jersey thoroughon our legal rights, gained in a bred breeders, at least comparable to the Maryland Fund Act, colonial age. President Lyndon Johnson was taking the logical approach recently when he made a new and conciliatory offer to Panama — to review all our differences with that country on the question of the Panama Canal. The United States has the legal right to stand on the 1903 treaty, and there Isn't much doubt on this point. Also, we have the1 miUtary force to protect our Interests, if military force must be used. Nevertheless, we are In a new age— and the atmosphere is greatly different than that of 1903. We are a great and rich nation and powerful enough Mi Montfai S2.S lie per Copy tonomous bodies, there are 55, 880 subject to civil service. There are 66 addiitunul employees currently being classified. During the 1W2-63 fiscal year, five hundred more examinations for positions were announced than in the previous year and 8,750 more candidates submitted applications to take examinations. Because a sufficient number of local residents was either not interested or nut qualified, there were thirty-seven examinations |l for local jurisdictions which, hail* to be reannounced open to citi- Woodbridge Three Locations For Your Convenience AVENEL OFFICE 415 Avenel Street WOODBRIDGE ALL-AMERICA CITY tor. uj btqturest AVENEL MAIN OFFICE I8EUN OFFICf Curntr at T» Middlesex Aveaue Berry St. It Moon Aw.' Cur. UUutrdU AT». 1SEUN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation H I 2-2650 FAQE THIKIEBN Thursday, April 1fi, Iflfi4 i-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret Pres. dent Miss Beverly Mae Bahr Bride ofGeorge R.Mates Scout Little League Auxiliary Donates Flag for Field COLON1A - At a recent meetIng of the LaiMes' Auxiliary of the Little Fellows' League of Colonia plans were forrfwlntcd to donate a flap for the field n , ] ( , i u |rrs and troop ipenlng day ceremonies, May 6 N(>ij.|il)orhood 10. The ladies plan to march in \ (lirl Scouts nn ' COLONIA The Conservation l.mirdes Hall the parade as well as serve m freshmenLs I" dignitaries who and Garden Department of the will be present. Federated Woman's Cluh of Col Members of the auxiliary are o n i a m n d e a donation to ;'. ,,., 'M,-S. John Rosf h ll to area resii Horticultural Club of the Colonia making phone calls d fimlrmon. recently dents requesting them to subJunior High School. With the March. scribe to The Independent-lea- donation the sturVnts pmchn;ed .,-,„ introduced the der. Mrs. Jones was gratified geraniums which they presented ,,mittee. M r s . D . A when The Independent-Leader to patients at Roosevelt Hospital. said they would make ft substan- Mrs, Michael Hughes ami Mrs. nf (ho Troo tial donation to the Little Fellows Joseph Vitale supervised the disMbtfo l th« th plants, l t on S r i l surHcrtptlflrrsriW: mqiicstec Mrs. Jane Watkins of Public Club members have resumed Service gave a talk on old time work on the. Triangular Park opNew Jefsey recipes in keeping posite the Colonia Library. Bulbs which the members planted in the I )i-niinc. cookie with the Tercentenary and Fall, a r e just about rwdy to alt cookies snowed many colorful slides ,.,.,,,,,-tP ;mrl monies 'the architecture and country idc bloom. • Plans ('OU)NIA - The wedding f Miss lievwly Mac Bahr, daughter of Mr. 'ml Mrs, (leorge T.; llahi. :*2 Valley Road, and laves, sonant Mrs. Coorge K Willhm A SeHdor, of Riviera Garden Dept. Lists Programs Hospital Guild Sets Luncheon Thehridc wore agnwnof rose-, W a , l e r z i r p o l o w i t n M r s P m , | point lace and carried four white | Abloncjy, !,,,„„„,„ -DCiHoni nrMiHino nl president, p g orchid Mrs. Charles Parks, trensm-er, re Mr and Mrs. Elmer R. Wag- p,,rte<J on the funds on hand , 1Point Pleasant, brother-in- Mrs, Richard Knrkas, corres and sister of the bride, j ponding secretary, read a Idler ol best man and matron of honor. appreciation from Mrs John K The bride's attendants were the Kennedy for money given to th Misses Sharon Bahr, fair La'wn; hosnital in her late hushnnd'i I/inaine and Carole Ondike. Jer-memory. sey City, all cousin of the bride, Mrs. Charles Baska. vnluntee ami Judith Wndecka, 'Secaucus. chairman, reported ISO hours of • lishers were Richard O'Con- service for March Mrs. Raynur, Fair Lawn; Ronald Duddle mond Hiller, ways and mehns William Jaeger and Ronald chairman thanked everyone Iston, of New Jersey along with thej A red oak tree, New Jersey's making the bowling breakfast Kristin, all of Jersey City. M i kitchens of yesterday. Everyone; stale _ tree, will be planted by Mrs. F.. Mr. and Mrs. Moves will re- success. members at the Colonial Junior enjoyed seeing hnw grandma ( „„„ i•iwirmnn, Mrs, .tide in Avenel upon their return Plans a r e being made foi High School in observance of the , „ , ! on that activity. lived and voiced the opinion that from a two-'-eek trip to Miami, | annual luncheon bridge. Mav tfl New Jersey Tercentenary even with all ' > present day r ( li-'nl>i'ledwTainat the home of Mavor and Mrs la. Mrs, Michael Hughes will enter WKIXOMKI) RY I'ASTOK: Ilnrar* McMahon, well known ,„,, stami» Plan, by projects they undertake they Mrs. Maves, a 1959 graduate Zirpolo, 335 New Dover Road an arrangement working with an aetor, is shown with Rev. John M. Wilus, pastor of St. Cecelia's t,,nN mny purchase would prefer today to "the good jof Woodbridge High School, is Mrs. Mortimer Cowen is ticket oil painting in a flower shov Church, Iselln, nt the annual Communion breakfast of St. old days of yesteryear." secretary to the director of adchairman; tickets are now avail n ,,, n t denominations sponsored by the Mountainside Cecelia's Holy Name Sdeiety. , |,,,. Booklets will be The next meeting will he April missions at St. Peter's College able, Garden Club to be held a t ' t h e )„,,. convenience. 27 at the Civic Cluh at 8 p. m. Jersey City. Mrs. Ablonezy will represent the ir Tennis Club, Westficld, May 13, [The Auxiliary planned a theater .,;,,;„„ fr.-s for Day Mr. Maves was graduated from group at the New Jersey AssociMrs. Michael Hughes and Mrs. • , :i |,ii,hpd Camp a r e party to New York this weekend. Canajoharie High Sehoql, Cana- ation of Hospital Auxiliaries, May Samuel Kushman won ribbons at joharie, N! Y., and served 11 26 V, and 28 at Atlantic City, ijtls will turn in Anyone interested In obtaining the Union County Violet Society >iay telephone Mrs, I years in the U. S Navy. He was The Mav 4 board moetinp will 1,,,,,^ for credit to- tickets of America's violet show in discharged a petty officer sec be held at the home of Mrs. Hiller , , , r ( | n l fee- Money Jones, 382 • 0710 for additional |Westfield, April 3. Mrs. Hughes lond class. He is a systems an- Various card Barnes were plav , I,,, MIUHI in this man information. won the Blue Rosette tor the stag ISELIN — Horace McMahon, stood and applauded for close toalyst for the First National Bank |ed hv the members during the ,]. !i,(- purchase of camn ing theme of "the show "Shower ay star of stage, screen, and televi- two minutes. Co-chairmen were Cit social hour. Refreshments were ,, simuld the nirl scout of Violets" and also first, sec of Jersey City. ^ ^ president o, the served bv Mrs.. ,1. Leili and Mrs ,„ ;,tt,.nH camn as planond and third prizes for arrange- sion, was g * shaker at the a , ^ NARRATORS: Warren I.. Weller and Mrs. Russell Moody,' George Kuchna, hospitality chair ,,, v r,-iMin, m»n recciot ments. Mrs. Kushman won sec-nual Communion breakfast of St. vice-president. Among the honored above, will serve as narrators for "Faces of America", an men. , m l , iviok a refund will ond prize in the "Invitation Cecelia's Holy Name Society on guests w e r e j ^ John M WnuS| historical pageant which will be presented May 16 by Colonia .,,.„ The Camp StajnD Class." Sunday, pastor; Dr. Edward Partenope Republican Club as part of Woodbrldge's Tercentenary cele|.i;,n carrir*! the 'Ninth • I: ISELIN - The executive board In his ta'k, Mr. McMahon, asked and Andrew Dapuzzo, church trusbration. ,:.,-| SrniitinR "A Girl the men to consider the "many tees; William Brandenburg, Grand I of the PTA of School 15 met Monwonderful and beneficial changes Knight of St. Cecelia's Council ,. ,]day atthe theschoo, school, Pershing day at g Avethat have taken place within the Knigfits of Columbus; and Kenneth COLONIA - Members of Col nue and made plans for the April church, as a result of the recent Becker, communications chairman onia-Rahway B'nai B'rith will r,i r ( | the various day take church, asl a r si l " 20 meeting. I T TM TS*« Iselin Tnnltvt ITifji and in A . _ . „ , . . ...„„.._ swim, play basketball, ISELIN v-and-stay camps, and swmi, i»aj """"""i ~ lstiUN -—The me iseun Fife rue ami for Trenton Diocesan Union, 1 Ecumenical Council." Guest speakers from the Desteam steam baths baths a; \ p pound the aches D r u m C o r p s ) s p l a n n i n gg to sponp ,.;nni)s. Camns avail"The recommendations and un- Honored also were o f f e r s of and extra weight away tonight cent Literature Committee of and extra weight away tonight s o r fi mItim I t^i m ^ s sasalalelee in iinn j ujj nuu enn ie i Cami) Lcni-Unape, wooaonase will win present ,11™,,, aa ,„...., ELIN - Brownie Girl Scout oreeendented k>urnevs made by the Holy Name Society, both past at the newly film. l mooted t d Eraperiai p r o c e e d s t o ^ use( j for purc has- i COLONIA - When "Faces of was produced aboard a navy ,i]inl, ('amp Wannstae, A question and answer period will 1 Troop 301, Crossroads Council, Pope John XXIII and Pone Paul and present, including William Health n.-i.i. Club rl,,Knon Oak Tree Tree Road Road " _,, _ . j :.„!„, B flnW new uniforms and instru- Umerica," an historical pageant, U! ship. nima^ay. and Cnmn be held. The School Library wilThad a World Friendship pin cere- VI in their dedicated effort to Witt, Edgar Thompson, Arthur ~ at 8:30 p. m. The corps has been opens its curtain on Saturday, ei,N Shght commP itteeaP nmns will b f v , . „ Tlv stnmns bf at the home of Mrs. Frank come in closer contact with their Murphy, Harry H e r n * George "~ ' " •••! —. I .• | jmony Because the B'nai B'rith or- g r o w j n g at such a fast rate that Neighborhood have books on display. Qianchi. leader, 183 East Louis Hock, has made this era we live Z.mmerman Samuel Aburscato May If, at the Colonia Junior ganization is partially subsidizing m a n v o f th< children are withMrs, Donald Crilly president, Place, Iselin. i i he future High School, the two narrators nar in, a most unique oeriod in his- Joseph F k t c t e r . Sal Grazada, jthis meeting, members in good o u t instruments and uniforms, inn, of Iho "Growing- ' rorjorted coupons a r e still being Mrs. Robert Foley, co-leader, lor-." « e continued, "The desire Mar tin Naughtor. Roh|rt Lock. will be Mrs. Russell Moody and standing will only have to pay a T n e corps is open to all inter collected to be used for the acassisted in the presentation of rw discussed by Mrs. _... NortKgrave, Peter Warren L. Weller. The show is wfolam Nor%ave Pete and willingness to share the price- M Ismail admission while non- e s t e d children and adults. In The film will be shown nuisitlon of the Art Collection for the pins.. being sponsored by the Colonia ISELIN - Frank Stahl, memTravnor, J a y Murrav, Joseph less treasure of Michaelangelo's members will pay the regular s t r U ments are provided and Rob7 in p.m.. in Fellow- the school. Republican Club and is part of bership chairman of me VFW Receitring pins were: Patti Gildersleeve, Jack Hand, Jack lf__ mUA n.-aninfT'c Activities A .» Dalrttfif A'trooinr 01VP3 Pieta (The Madonna and the CruKirst Preshvterian The nominating committee an Bianchl, TTanice Chempiel, Mary Post 2636, announced that three icified Christ) now enroute to the nounced the slate of officers which Ellen Chempiel, Carol Crump, ! 1. new members «re Welcomed at bration. mann, George ('a,k Tree Road. Mothers World's Fair, is another siqn of "Here is a fine chance for are asked to attend the Wednes —q.- ^ for their they will present to the genera! i Rosemary Galliano, Alice Kim- worlds rair, is anower w^n uii»— leeting. Joseph Lucas," \ rive pcrmis: 1 1 11J '• ' night " - -" Wi'flam Biriler; and Ro•i!"nd Letters will membershio at Mohdav's meeting ball, Michelle MacAloose, Val- Ithe^Vatican's olan for better un-iShields, . . ,. . iawccl." and among men." i bert Deerin. tor-to |' in leaders for re-|Nomine« include;. Mrs. WWrnn ,erie Noyes, ^ p o n n a ... : bf Neesan. [Switzerland. She is a gradu I.JHBS.P vwy comIsavfe* soTOe money, pointed o '(parent. lot Mt: Ida Finishing School In The winner of the membership A social for the benefit •• the Edwin Monas. ive detcriptjon of his years v rels viceTpresiwnt; Mrs. Merman Jill Yakubik, Lynne P e toiska Boston. Majored in languages at :ound-up was Norman Stanley, Women guests wfll also be pe, corps will be held on Ftfday as an entertainer. He abandoned f l d t Jean Da Raid. MrtUrw 9 e c o n (di Boston University and studied at who recruited the most new M SUrprwvnvwn *. W o m e n guests win aiso u e pc •mil was givon on the a d - ' . ented a law career at Fordham Univer- qOLONIA - * Hiy, Marilyn M itted. Members and guests Appl M, a^ R n l w r t Mascenik, n r i n c i a l . h pins were the Emerson College of Drama I members. "float" being e n - iRobert Mascenik, nrincinal. hon m pres and sity, when the "acting bu.e" bit fl JJanice to: •Karen Stafflr, orarv vice-nrefitknt; Mrs. M.,E. g and Oratory in the sa*me city, She Post 2636 is over quota, with a i d U r . dau hUr%f •*. mi\ urged toSome early d -• OjJ« " £ £ ? m J and the public is invited in iln> local Memorial Dav i towels, bathing was an active member of the Bos membership of 466 and will reKemos. secretary; Mrs. v u r t Mary Ellen Chempiel. Rosemary him. He appeared in manv Broad-<j Irs. William R. Sbhaefer, * 7 jring ceeds will also be used for equip?> II was also announced ton Little Theatre Group, eitier, treasurer; Mrs. E . .!.Galliano, Valerie Noyes, Jean wav hits including 'Sailor Beware" Jrchard Street, Rahway, was l e a k e r s and slippers. ceive' a department net gam ment. ,. mav march onlv "Three Men On a Horse," and feted at a surprise bridal shower In addition to the sports and A resident rf Colonia since 1955, trophy. S ^ a r o , corresponding secretarv; I DaRold and Dorina Paye*ko, Recreation Night will .be held I ll.i direction of their le-ad"Detective Storv." He aooeared in it the Colonia Civic Improvement weight losing act'vities a short and Herman Miitrtr, "ariianvn- The girls were invited to for members tomorrow night at Mrs. Moody has been active in At the next meeting (on Thursi inline lo correct weather irinn. Nom'nati"ns »-'H n'«o hesong fest at the home of Carol over 100 movies, in which he !lub, Inman Avenue, Colonia business meeting will be held the Harding Avenue Hall. Hours Republican affairs since then. She day, April 23, ruminations and ..!)•. R'.'lcs and regulations ™ hostesses ' *" " - ' t the h e prospecpros The v/er< lade from the Poor at the meet- Crump, 77 Avalon Drive, Colonia [played gangsters, hoodlums, con and election of officers for 1964-for children under thirteen are jhas served as county committee elections of Post Officers and in-; p'i'ticination in.parades ivicts, policemen, and detectives ive wedding a|l lants. Mrs. 65 will take place. during the Easter -acation. woman in the Sixth District of the from 7:30 to 9:30 and for any County delegates will be held. lre;id by Mrs. Watkins. An Two girls representing Junior However, he is no stranger to Donald Crooks, Bit, ay, who will Nominations ^resented last members over thirteen from Fifth Ward for tha, past 8 years n In all Neighborhood 8 Plans were made to sndnsor a There will be a meeting of the attendrt; I month by the chairman, Ray I Girl Scout Troop 104 were guests comedy. He plaved straight man be her sister's hor |7:30 to 10:30. Each member is Mr. Weller is a native of Ken-Eighth District Delegates toi» march in the Menlo hot dog Luncheon for the students all, Union; to Milton Berle during World Wai at the meeting. Mrs. Rosemarie Ma more, N. Y. He is a graduate Haftel, included: allowed to bring one guest. ran- Little league Par- in May 13. ^ morrow at the Hopelawn VFW II, In a hilarious act, before ser Mrs. Edward Zebro\«|ski, Colonia; Mike Sablosky, president; Har- Regular meeting of the group of the University of Buffalo with Post, 113 James Street, Hopei Mii'd. Any one interested Announcement was made that vicement jn USO Shows and iiMrs. Bruce Lambly, Edison; old Mmkoff, David Cohen and will b e Monday and Wednesday a degree in business administra- lawn. •it;ict one nf the members he Teachers and Faculty Lunchi Veteran's Hospitals. In 1959. he Mrs. Donald Hr Cosimo, Rome Henry Klein, ! vice presidents; at 7 p. m., with Mr. Painter, at tion. ^ i T Mother's Auxiliary eon will be on June 1Q. The isslin Post will participate began a new and important phasi N. Y., Miss Joanne Santore, Ise Feingold, financial secre- the Harding Avenue Hall. The During World War II, he served ;.!'. Mhe Hollander, program Aoprova! was oven to contrimu _iualLyaltyyp of his rareer as detective lieuten ilin, and Miss Sheri Schaefer. Sam Mike Lemerman, treas- drummers will meet on Monday with the U. S, Navy. After V. J I Kike «f the arts and bute $10 for tne volunteers workto be held in Perth Amboy, May ant Mike Parker in "Naked City. I V-'oodbridge, n i e c oj the iride- tary; Edwin Monas, recording and the entire group meets on Day was announced, he wrote < ing at the Sabin Vaccine Clinics urer; William R This sfirieihat-^een in constan t^-be. Mrs. evejmig. f l aoi-aimui. Sol S U M . vvn.vo^.™d Wednwday l 9 E i i t f ~ R ^ r M a a y e « a woticJloji'lfcrTfireie and twlfo ,,^fVr^u R » h De- scefeuryi berg, pastor-elect of the Iselin wars amnle Droof of miblie ar> Cosimo, There were about 115 ing secretary; Ionel Kahn, actirif* ^ = ~ • for Mother> Day, Mrs, Assembly of God Church, has proval and enthusiasm for an exguests.chaplain awl Eugene Blackman, ^ " ™ McMichacLs, Crossroads announced the schedule of serv- eeMent performance by its cast. warden. Also nominated as ."wliir. cxnlained tb j The marriage of Miss Schaefe „ , , 'aiuiuuiii.ni nit u , v . . . . . . . I trustees were: Bernard Dickman, L o l o n i f l ices for the 'veek of April 19 as Mr. McMahon is president I Program Caravan c I to Ralph L. De Cosimo, J r . , son l the Catholic Actor's Guild. At th of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R p L. DeMorris, Peckerman, Jules Blueil<T mav bring ideas Of COLONIA - Alvin C. Peder- follows; East Warren W SStreet t t stone, Ray Haftel, Sam Sagan, . 'hey have found success sen. president, and Kenneth L. Sunday School,. 9:45 a. m.; conclusion of his warm, sincere Cosimo, 254 E Morning Worship Service, H humorous, and very informal Dr. Steven Kaplan, Irwin Wolfh< in \l leader's meeting t Kucsera. chairman of the anson ond lone1 Kahn. *"l alnnn to the program nual welfare and uniform fund a, m.; Junior Church, for chll address, the over 250 men presei t' • Several Brownie Girl drive of Colonia Volunteer Chem- dren ages four through eleven 11 a. m., and evening worship li.iilrrs attended a Cra ical Hook and Ladder Company, 7 p. m. The church nursery will 1 Mrs. Hollander's home ; being conducted this week and be available during morning 11" l':uk Terrace. Ttias next, a r e gratified at the result Worship under the supervision of 1 date. ^'IIIL were Mrs. Andrev obtained mdllivu to w uaic. '""-—r , t Mr-. Edward Barrel WOODBftlDGE The drive is held annually to 1 Mrs. Lonne. And Magne Tuesday, Women's MisALL-AMtRICA CITY enable the firemen, who are all ;in.i"> Kifker. Mrs. WalU bl h fi h liisionary A d Tuesday Council prayer service, volunteers, to '>ave a small sickMf> William Tr< ness and insurance benefit during 1 vp. m., and evening prayer seryi'.'K Hurbella, and Mrs, Wednesday, Bible 1 a serious illness or in the e v e n tice. s , « p.m.; K , i' -i •'uthbcrt.son. [of death. The uniform fund en Istudy, 7 4 5 p. m., and [N'i iilmrhood Service Team Ambassadors, luii sihiy, April 16, from ables each fireman to obtain a [Christ's Well-Known Actor Speaks At Communion Breakfastl Talk on Decent Literature Set B'nai B'rith Men Meeting Tonight Rummage Sale On Corps Plan QOP Club to Offer Pageant As Part of Tercentenary Pin Ceremony Held,by Troop I 3 New Members Join VFW Post Shower y I ( New Pastor Lists Services Annual Fund Drive Congratulations. # • FIRST [pn. at Mrs. Watkin's home, th Drive. "irhiiod Library will be «<•'! Mrs. Alice Vander •i- anpointwl Librarian. "" Mvh subjects as ' r '>H\ songs and Hand" linmnie, Junior, Caul Si'iiior Girl Scouts will '•'hie al each monthly 1KK will also '' "I each meeting. Itound••i-iission were held in the I'll :\\!fi levels with the lenders giving ideas to "I"1!' and also discussing And Caterers HOT CORNED BEEF M tit VBM iMtX>t*Q COJ»SOM«R BE8KAR0H AND PASTRAMI Are Proud To Be Part of an All-American Team Socialize In < JiU'ring To First Holy Communion, Confirmation, Christening a»d Birthday Parties. Platters or Buffet Style WOO0BRID6E AU.-AM6R1CA CIIV f.7<im Chontler - Fried Fish .Frozen Foods Cut Meats and Salads Ihi'M I in May [•''"I Viannvy PTA h'i'l Monday ISitfit '" "•iiilhris of C l a s s 3B will • 1 - Featuring - S|ie;(ker was Mrs. E. C. amp Coordinator and a 1 "I Crossroads Council Mi'v Spitzer explained the I) Im1 a Fund liaising Drive P'uled mi the budget. n'lits were served by I'' L<ftvka, Iwspilality a^sistdd by Mrs. Artlun "ii the "World's Fair" ' -'humi thiuuyh tlie cour""• New Jersey Bell Tele- iMm^il^Vi^^tnSAl^l Phomi U 9-9679 1 111 Congratulations To All The Residents Of Our Growing Community For Their Civk Pride and Significant Accomplishments. TownenCountry Delicatessen l- ,,INrlA - St. John Viamiey (ill nn-el on Monday, ut 8:30 tli« school (.'ufeterium. J *I:IU! of Officers will be fed liy the tiDininating coiu- I full Line Of FRESH BAKED GOODS EVERY SUNDAY I ,,WD"o)NcisS^S WANTED This thOM «u»lltt in • lotori , . . to Oom! on i bMt B*W a u buy 111 AM, p , « . * Buk» yout j^^tjgu Inman Avenue and W«*t Street, Cokinlfl UIMBER PBDIWAI, OWOBTT BBORJUKJl CORPORATION rt (B.B) Thanday, April 16,1064 PAGE fOURTKDf Fords ClubwomenReekd Fords Lutheran Bodin - Sebesky Wedding Mrs. Bagintki, President ^^^j^Sohmnized on Saturday Firemen «t Fords I FORDS - Special emphasis -IOur Redeemer Lutheran Churchj KEASBEY - At a double ring)of Perth Ariiboy, and Gordon FORDS - Mrs. Chester Baato-|~ Saturday isunday will be. "The Churchjceremony j y y afternoon it Comrle, Highland Park. ski was re-elected president of d of Hlingnry Church, h h ushers. h I Cares with UIP Rev. August. Our L*dy WO0Dlm!|)(;F M the Women's Q t * of Fords *t ul I 80 *™" ™ "* "* P P't »t the R: is!Miss cirole H. Sebesky. daugh The bride wore a white Italian Z i r p o k g u « t ,,,„,,,,,, the April meeting held Wednes j l D « - « « l a n d 10 * a- m S ( T v i c e s Holy,ter off Walter Sebesky. W Clinton knit suit and coat ensemble with nor dance ( n1(, day night In the Fords Library. TO/ I ' I r O £ T < U n communion will bo celebrated at Avenue, and tho late Mrs Sob- black patent accessories and a <'ompany, himnnrp Mrs Herman Chrirtensw was " 'h* » : « A. M. service. Kev.|esky, became the bride of (harl rose corsage for traveling on a dulph Knlt-hinskv ";, elected first vice president and ih Mrs. Ernest N«;nn. correspond FORDS - Rer. l*slie W. Bobzm will ppresent to the conies,!. Rodin, son of M"' and Mr ;; we ddlng trip through the Midth Paul P l Bodin, di Rockford. k f d 111. 111 TheWPS t.t Jftewett, Tiear «t St. JotaTs Epts-igregatioo a message on the M mled Hi,- fll ing secretary (1|lil aflorts on bch: was -radualed in p Church, Hoy y Avenue, an-church's care for the newly in Rev. Stephen Horvath officiated.; Delegates for the Women's copal i d meetings ti th area off the h ag«i.i the h deaf.: df: j bride, escorted to the altarjissa jmunlly and adiiH -i frotn Woodbridge '# and att the Clubs convention in Atlantic Cltj nounew sen-ices the homeless, and the transient. |, v j , e r fa(j,'er w o r e a peau (I'School and In 1960 from Berkeley deeds as volnntr,, ', m May will be Mrs. Baginski and St John's throughout the wwk ' '-"-'- J . ... receive . a soie gown fashHed - •. . with . a fitted Secretarial School, East Orange. rnnlributiriK f;u i,,: Mrs. Frank Payti. Named alter- Holy Eueharht ' , member will nalii! tjpttfft Mrs. Josephs fCuQT every morning at , 3 0 and mi n ^ i ^ g tnj, ffak with an in.bodice, and sheath skirt with a.sha it.employed »* wcreUry to Sunday at 8 a. m Sunday nmn formative brochure explaining detachable cathedral train. It the sales manager of electron1 s [award to WiH«lhn,|,, and Mrs. James Clement, Winners of the spring hat paFormer \V(10,]|,M, p p ing prayer hepin* at it. Sunday.(he mission the church is carry-'had a fitted long sleeved jacket division of Indiana General Corp '.August (JreiniT rnni rade were Mrs. John Becker, school at 945 and the Young i n g o u l to private needy worlds, j of Belguim lace. Her four tier I1 Mr Bodin was graduated (mm Fellowship ! his years as in East Rockford Rockford High High SSchool, most original hat; Mrs. George Peoples . • meets Sunday f^.^^ g ^ W JH be Lutheran;English illusion veil was attach- East i t 7 ' l k b ^ to a ' Welfare Seals which are to lace pillbox hat. The Rockford. in 1957, and the Yin marked that '" ,' Molnar, preWert: and Mrs. I evening at 7 0 clock. Buses will leave the rhurcn l i s e ( j <„, personal m a j i a<; well as bride carried pink, long stemmed'gi| ng School of Flight and Snnr James Clement, funniest. jways been an Ml\,< !roses, ion, Tulsa, Okla. He served Mrs. Clemtnt is the exhibiting this Saturday morninR at 9 for [ a f r e e . w iu offering envelope. jnwnity and b< |,,. artist at tbe Fords Library. Her the Cathedral m Trenton, to at Rev. Eldon R. Slohs, climbing toward tinMarilyn Nagy, Fords, was years in the U.S. Army Mr Ho tend the ordination of Pau paintings will be displayed duraward. Other x , )f honor. Best man was:din Is employed by Page AirOrdfrS ing April. ^ _^ 1<>C illiam Dugan. P,'. $3,000 for church char- Tony Colombetti, Fords. craft, LakeWst. p ToC f^M*" Vwcn to pufthose * . J. Firemen., \ Attendants were Mrs. Alan tt ii oo n s n s W n g sened in the red oak tree to be planted in Boy Scout Troop 51 meets at:.,, Flynn, Perth ,\t!l thearea Wickrowski, cousin of the bride, Ate pm BelBWhem Children's Home. and Miss Dorthiann ZaplacKi. Tuesday at honor of the New Jersey Terind John Mi/rnv. t j Vm J/m Hospital. both of Perth Amboy, and Miss centenary. Mrs. Otto Kowang. Acolytes and Order ire company " s u , e n j ^ ^ . UAhttm nrden chairman, wfl! make the cent 7 p m , and and executive executive Uboard Brooklyn, N. Y.; Brookk v arm Susan Kubichek, Old Bridge. reRudolph Kulchin-k\ ammMments. A donation will 8 p. m. Wednesday choir Home far the Homeless, Mass.; Miss Charlotte Sebesky, Carteret, arrangement*. iia w n ^l^VJ'art'Mn sented his ex-chif.f: \' be sent to the General Federa- hearsal under the direction Lutheran Welfare Association '' bride's cousin, was flower girl. FORDS — "Progress through fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth district.. Prew.it at tb. ™* * * Elko, 6:30, Mrs. Nicholas Mrs George Crisafelli. Mrs. Elsie Mayer. Murray Fleck, Mr. « d Mr.. C. Hetab, Mr. and Mn. Henry Kress. [„,,,,.'.' tion of Women's Clubs for the New Jersey; Millneck School for Richard Seheln, cousin of the curriculum" will be the theme of Board of Fire ( „„ _____ erection of a memorial tower at Men's Club, ( p. m., Thursday. the Deaf, Millneck. Long Island: bride, and Alan Wickrowski, both he meeting of School 7 PTA to- Milton Sablotzky, Michael Amodio aad AnUway Mlielski. is wife, Bcrni'-i., i : "!^ the Cathedral to the Pines in Warburg Home for the Aged, night, 8 o'clock, at the school. lth a miniatiin- i;> ," New Hampshire in honor of Brooklyn. Parents are Invited to see the Movie. 'Pied Piper; County Committee press scrapbimk ,,. ,,, women who hat* g t a a then- lives children's achievements thus far Tbe men of the church will at[ his year its .i , ... for oar country. Candidates Endorsed tend a Churchmen's Retreat this To be Shown by PTA in all areas of the curriculum. AH ichinsky fe«'i?cd :i M [• FORDS "Pied Piper of The amnesty on overdue books grades are contributing to a weekend at Red Rode Cottage, FORDS - Mrs. Stella LevanIrotn her husband i •';, at tbe Forts 'Jbrary will congust Stroudsburg, Pa. The Hamliii," the foil length tethl- Science fair which is an outgrowth do«ke and Ernest Blaochard. Ire company, a c,: . .,,'. tinue through Siiffdajr the dos- FORDS - The Mothers Club of theme wul be, '"Dus I Believe." color film, will be shown thts of the regular daily class room who are maatag for reflecing of National library Week, Troop a aonotneed plan have At the first session on Satur- Saturday afternoon at 12:30 science curriculum. Experiments FORDS - Freeholder William tion as cewntttceinai and | KEASBEY - Chief John Ceto Chtef KuJschinsky in .,,;.',. and 2:30 hi the all purpose room will be exhibited in the classrooms arren installed Charles De- cortmlUeewomid from tbe Sec-'of the Protection Fire Company bis talk Kulschin4;v i',, according to library beea completed, for the annual those responsible fr, Mrs. Molnar, Mauro as president of the Wil-ond Ward, third district In No. 1 reports three fire calls dur year as chief a r and corridors, pot lock supper, April 25, 6 p.m., on "Just What Do I, as tll Mrs. George Molnar announces at the Holy Spirit Church, Brace Christian Believe?" On Sat-#25 sponsored by the P.T.A. Children on all grade levels liam Warren Association at the Fords, . „ . _ , have „ . . « received tht - - -•• 'ing M a r c n I n * 1 * ^ w e r e a memorable one. Mrs. Gerald Schneider, ways the Tercentenary Art Exhibit Avenue, Perth Amboy, with Mrs. rday afternoon the second sesdorsement of the Greater Src- [regular drill, one dump and one have been encouraged in the artregular monthly meeting. S. William Horned committee will meet at the li-Anthony Toscano at chairman. sion will explore "What Are and means chairman, states of creative writing and manv Other officers installed were •nd Ward Democratic Club and (brush fire. admission Is 35 cents for chilpast president's had brary April 31 at I p. m. Some of the Different Beliefs original stories and poems will the WlllUm Warren Aswci.'. At the* last meeting on April Assisting Mrs. Toscano on the Michael Nemyo, vice president; | r< Installation of officers will be committee are Mrs. Milton Land Within the Christian Churches, dren of school age. For fur- be displayed: Winners of a poetry Albert Quadt, secretary; Joseph tton. !6, Charles D, Pfeifter was elected by Donald Finan, < ther Information the chairman contest in the fifth grade are conducted at the annual May and Mrs. Walter Nafepa, favors; and Why These Differences?" delegate to the Firemen's con Fire Company. Elks, treasurer; and William Mrt. LevandMtc Is running Former Police Chid J C J dinner meeting to be held at Mrs. Michael Faian and Mrs. Jo- Sunday morning will begin may be contacted at LI 8- George Chingery, Patricia Thorn Hansen, sergeant at arms. for ber fourth term and Blanch- vention in Atlantic City Septem 2091. Egan, as toastm;K>T Stanley's Gallery. Woodbridge, seph MakeTy, table setting. with a pre-breakfast communion At the recent executive meet- as, Nanct. Ludwig, and Nancy DeMauro nnounced co-chair- ard has completed 20 years >s ber 18 and 19. Andrew Palotti duced chiefs of n t i f c May 11. Mrs. Robert Ohlson Members have been requested service and after breakfast th? Varga. men of the annual picnic to be committeemjji for his district. was named alternate. companies who were c chairman, may be contacted for to bring their own silverware with third session will explore "living ing of tbe Parent Teachers As- A representative from Laidlaw field at tbe Highland Grove in Chief Ceto reported $183.00 was sociation of the Lafayette Esthe dinner. Rev Ar\ reservations. Tbe club's choral their covered dish. Brothers, publishers of the Ene-Fords on September 13 are Paul collefcd by the Fire Compan;- gave the invocation and My Christian Faith in the Home, group under the direction of Mrs, A birthday meeting was cele- the Community, and the Church". tates School #25, Mrs. Nathan lish book Used at the school, will Sohaydi, Sr., and William Helle- AUXILIARY TO MEET for the recent Cerebral Palsy Leslie W. Hewitt, tho b.W( FORDS - The Mothers' AuxJames Harkay wfll provide the brated at the home of Mrs. Jerry Tbe group will return after the Davidson, library chairman, be the guest speaker. His theme ;aard. ! drive: reported that the book fair held Jack Withum ami hi* urc: the Fords-Clara Barton iliary of the FordsClara entertainment 1 OUvero, O Lawrence Street with noon luncheon, Sunday. The recently was a success. Stu- will be. "Hdw Parents Can Heln The club endorsed Ernest Mrs. Raymond Laing as co- committee planning the retreat dents and parents purchased Their Children Make an Adjust- Blanchard and Stella Levandoske Boys' baseball league will meet! The next regular meeting of provided the music hostess. Birthday baskets were Joseph Simun, books of all categories. Those ment." wife a roundtable discus- and Joseph Elko and Julia Ram Monday, April 20, In the Clara,the fire company is scheduled for Committee ctiairm. man Hansen ami S'ulerhaod to Hear Barton firehouse at 8:30 p. m. April 30 at 8 p. m. returned in commemoration of the chaiman; Jack Pietrusld, presi- students who have not as yet sion held afterwards. burg as committeemen and comBlanchard. g W I ram will bej>reDr. Jerrold Finkel birthday of tbe dub. Mrs. Joseph la Uw oopww «1*> itcdTtd their fcaifa • a . ^ s , J | * ™ - D M Ttttple Brnam- laut aad M M . l a i Bart were lions. Vicar Projects n ^ "f Sl!L ^ ,"*«*» School 7 P. T; A. Plans Reunion Pot Luck Supper Plans Complete Keasbey Chief Makes Report Warren Inducts Slate of Club Board of Stewardship; Norman weeks. Mrs. Davids** wffl>ve I l ^ ^ r of a "*f' . nR.. bee- heW B 8MathMd will meet ttnlgtt A special award v n t won by MrsEverson, secretary of the congre- the books distributed a s i o o n M "" the ** snth ~" grade, was Albert Art Symposium to be at «:M at the Temple. '• ' "'" Stephen Valla. gation, and Rev. Stohs. as they are received from the Cana], with Karen Warrtuch, runDr. Jerrold rinkel, local obHeld Monday Night ner-up. Awards will be presented publishing companies. stetrician and gynecologist, win Mrs. Raymond Hansen, presiat the meeting. talk on birth control and other dent, announced the organization FORDS - Mrs. Henry Karger, win purchase a first aid kit andJewish Groups Plan related subjects. Janet Harwell Marks of Fords, publicity chairman of three camp cots for the troop. A the New Brunswick Center, anTbe donor dinner honoring those committee was appointed for this Bingo and Card Fete Birthday at Party Cadette Troop 179 members who have been active purpose. nounces an Art Cultural SymFORM - The Sisterhood of ISELIN - J a n e t Harwell, Plans An Overnight participants in Sisterhood activi? Parkway Jewish Center and'The. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- FORDS - Cadette Troop 179 is posium will be presented by the The next meeting wffl be held•_ ties will be held Thursday, April Center at.the annual dinner on American Jewish Congress will 23, at 7 p. m., at the Forge Inn, the borne of Mrs. Eli Coopenmln. sponsor a card and bingo party, ard Harwell, Wood Avenue, was planning an overnight. on April Monday evening, April 20, at '7 109 Homsby Street, with Mrs, feted on her 12th birthday, Sat24, 25 and 36 at Bide-Avhile, tbe Woodbridge. Surprise"" enterp. m., at the Greenbrier ResWednesday, April 22nd, at School urday, at three affairs. newly dedicated Girl Scout cabin taurant. The program will be tainment will follow the dinner. Toscano as co-hostess. 19, Maryknoll Road, Menlo Park Luncheon guests were Kathy at Roosevelt Park. The of interest to the art layman as Terrace at 8 p. m. Refreshments Schweitzer, Suzanne Crilly, Penn have received their final w lisseur. will be sold during the evening. Yapaolo, Susan Nekhay, Mary lenge of social responsibility well as to the ' Junior Girls XJrdt Auxiliary of VFW Tickets will be sold in advance by Lou Smith, Donna Harwell. Deb- which Is to take complete charge Three outstanding men will be Officer* Mrs. Alan Ring, LI 8-9253. on the panel, Dr. Richard B. K. To Elect iSew Slate ISELINTo- Elect bie Schaefer, all of IseUn, and of the overnight. The Junior Girls' ISELIN - Nominations and unit of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Linda Brower, Edison. Mrs, Al Hospodar discussed McLanathan, museum director; election of officers will be held the VFW will bold nominations UMPIRES NEEDED Guests in the afternoon at a troop management at a recent Romare Bearden, artist; and at a regular meeting of the and election of officers at the FORDS •*• The Fords-Clara party, along with the girls, were: meeting. Chris Rubak wa Donald Ju4d, ' art critic. Dr. Ladies' Auxiliary of the VFW,next meeting, April 25, 9:30 Barton Boys Baseball League ad-William Burns, Harry L e m awarded second class rank, Pa Robert Lloyd Cantor, a New 1 Post 2636, tonight at 8 p. m. a. nt, at post headquarters, Lin- vised it is in need of boys to uifr chek, 'entworth, Benja- Meyer has completed the curved York College art professor, will A report was given that the coln Highway. ary Walters, ban .rank of the old program act as moderator. Midget and Minor Lea| social cpoMond by ti» AwAS iatmasMi pMrntt^m h-' tfedotln Joto {br- B b t t R K t games MstlaiM and mataSata* t » fliarv In place ot Iheir last meet- be held April 16 at the hall ceremony, Reservations ari vited to attend the dinner. Resinterested boys, 13 years oT age ing was a big success. Mrs. Ed- The unit made a donation _ In the evening Janet was thedosed for the cadettes under ervations may be made by conward Sherry, chairman, extended five dollars to tbe cerebral paky or over, may report to the home hostess at a "pajama" party, canvas camping trip oavMay tacting the program—chairman, of Charles Tier, 88 Gordon Aveher gratitude to all the members fund drive. .with alt the girls as overnight through May 17 at Tnompsc Bert Kun, 43S Grant Avenue, nue, Saturday, I p.m. who donated food, cakes,, prizes, Highland Park. Y Park, Jamesburg. I guests. The spaghetti dimur sponsored and who supported the affair. De Gaulle and Segni differ on[ by tbe unit in March was Hugh Gilroy, commander of ported as -a success. Europe. the VFW Post, was awarded the Easter ham, which tbe Auxiliary raffled. 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LooniHa roa A OOOB UUB CAHT IOOK H » IHI "VMDMAIIB- SMN AT TOW o u t Clara Barton Plans Dance Satut\ FORDS - The Fords.fJ Barton Boys Baseball Lea? will hojd its annual spring t in the Keasbey School Salu U beginning at 8 o'ded Jit Santucci. dance chai invites all to dance to tht U of the Kara-Nepeth urchsln J h e Mdttiers' Auxidiarj1 League will serve refresh] and several door pnzese awarded. A Big First The first time a hoy tate| bath on his own accord can s erally be interpreted So nii he has his first date-The.! eate, Sturgeon Bay. Wi (B.B.) • Carteret Preas Thursday, April 10,1964 fourth Wednesday, 1:30 I'M Hoy G E T . C'lnh, third Mnnday 8 00 nd MIC'' P.M. 0:00 A.M,Mnitinij; \Voi',liip Dorcas Fellowship, 8 P.M.. first l*W <\ M Sundny Srliool MnrninR Worship. Thursday TEMPLE BAPTIST ( HUM II .iniday School I Naomi Circle, I 30 PM., first Pfelfer Itoulevanl and i.-.nlkl Vniith F c | -; Wednesday. : Krnchrtially Avenue Sigma Alpha Phi, Second and Perth Ajtiboy lAi'iiinu Gospel; Fourth Tuesdays, 800 P M. j i Krv, OforB« T, fllpbhlnh _ • ., JCongregfltwSv. fait- -Sunday "10 A.M., Snnrtny Sfhnffl for alt i nniiiHiiii»n SundaVj, 7.50 p ^ i ages l, v HI each month M c n - , (•)„(, fourlh Thursday II A.M., Worship Service, (!om „ P.M., Pray«f 7:.10 P M . •li> munlon Service. Choir RehraniU iNursery open HM2 lor children Chancel. Wednesday, 7:45 P.M through three. ij l o r Wednesday, 6:45 P M. ,.,•KKSBVTKRIAN 7 P.M.,. Evening Worship t ( o F AV FiN E Wednesday, 7.30 p. m., Sing!l spiration and 8:00 Rible Study. WOODBRIDOE GOSPEL wend ' CHURCH MiirKulflr, I'll D. s ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Corner Prospect Avrnu* and ORTHODOX GREEK 10 and Hi Rldgfdale Avenue \\ •.i --1111» 1 R11. Allen W. Raimupwn j CATHOLIC CHURCH 10 Broad and Division Streets ' 1 ages. Ernest Barabas, superin-i Perth Amboy . j tendent. Adult Bible Class at 1 Rfv. Stephen Sedor, Pailor IMIST CHURCH . . .: I WORSHIP TOGETHER THIS WEEK ind the strength for your life... •n" " PAOI Furriu — Ot'll NKDK.KMKR Ll'THKRAN CIHIRCII 2fi Fourth Strrrt. Fords llri Klrtnn II Slnhs "IrtinHlv Ffirilp Jurnlnnn >n<1 Ml« llnrhnra frlKrh. Matin Service, 8; IB A M. Main Service, 10:45 Holy Communion: First Sunday, 10:43 ' Third'Sunday S:1S Sunday School and Bible 9:30 A.M. ST ANDBEWK CHI UCII Avcnel Hrv John K»((iin I'aslm Weekday Masses. 7 :)0 A M Sunday Masses. 7 00. a 13, 1045 an-l 12 noon Conlessions, S:iturd;i;, '. 3. : j 8:30 P M I TEMPLE KMAMi-EL I 1W 1 IPHSBIrl Rabbi '. Sabbath PM II. Service: I.PVPIISOU Friday, II :IO GOSPEL CHAPEL ! TRINITY EPISCOPAL 486 Inman Avenue at West CHURCH Street, Cotonla Woodbrldgr. N, I Sunday School and Bible Classes. Rfi Wllllum H Schmnin, s. (lector 9:30 A.M. Gospel Service Sunday, 7.30 P M Christian Women's Home Bible communion A M Hot Glas. Thursday 1:30 I'M. '9;30 A M Famil S m j ( Young Peoples Meeting Friday,, 7:45 ",• rirlWur, 1'ntil nd g ^ ^ y Schoo\ P M '•• ' " Holy Communion and ill A.M., Sermon I first and third SunST. CECELIA'S CHURCH 1 days) Morning Prayer and Ser Sunday Matins, 7 A.M., Early Vu'u'lvUowship. 7 P.M.',, 8 ™* ^ U I ; , . . . ; _ . ,„„_,,_ . „ iSunday Isrlin mon, (Second and Fourth Sunp ' m i 11:00 A.M , Morning Worship serEnglish Mass, 8 A.M. Church fellowship 7 Rev. John Wllus, Paitor 1 days) .vice, Nursery provided. School, 9 A.M. [Sunday Masses. 6:30, 8:00, 8 45. Holy Days Youth Vespers, Saturday nights and be9:15, »:30, 10:00, 10:15, 10:45, ALL-AMERICA CKRF.MONY — The All America City flag was appreciation to the Red Cross and their sincere nppredaUM 10 A.M., Holy Communion DMN ^™J?mCa\v.n P.M., Evening Gospel Serfore holy d i y s at 7 P M. 11:00, 11:30 and 13 noon raised for the first time over our sister All-America City— for the many RMtnrn of frlrmfchlp nlorutH by slater AH vic Organisations Weekday Masses, 7:00 and 8:00 earthquake-ravaged Seward, Alaska, last Wednesday. Seward, America dtlr* through Amrrlen. 'We «rc lifting ourselves rinity Vestry, third Monday, WOODBRIDGE A.M. R»ail«on. one of 11 cities receiving the 1963 All-America award, reup by oar bootstraps", Harrison snid. "Oar Morale Is topST. ANTHONYS R. C. 7:30 P.M. METHODIST CHURCH r ceived the nag In the mall only a few hours before the disaster Botch." Red (>0i» Disaster ilradquartm (or the 8**»rd CHURCH St. Anne's Unit, first Monday, 71 Main Street Masws: 6:20. 7:30, 8:S0, struck. City Manager and Civil Defense Director James W. ST. JOHN'S area has been established at the city's Episcopal Church. A Port Reading .Ret. Theodore C, Seamani, Fulor 8 PM. ll'nnd 12:13 Harrison (left) took a few precious moments from his 24- staff of five Red Cross disaster specialists, Including norsei. „ > EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ret. Hirrty Barti Rft. Stuililim Mlloi, PllU ' It. Margaret's Unit, first Wedv Masses: 7 and 7:80 Minltttr to Youth hour a day pace to perform the ceremony. Red Cross disaster Is helping to provide emergency aid to disaster vtetlot and 8ewtren Sunday Masses, 7:00, BOO. ' :00 ! nesday, 8 P.M. 9:30 A.M. Church School Director for the Seward area Ed Brandhorst (center) and surveying long-term famllly recovery needs, A preliminary Jonph H. Thornton. Layrtadrr 11:00 and 12:00 noon Episcopal Churchwomen, first 3 30 to 5 30 and Councilman Richard Klrkpatrlek (right) also took part in th» surrey indicates from 50 to M homei destroyed or heavflj 9:43 A.M., Sunday School Weekday Masse* at 8:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Worship ceremony. Harrison and the Seward Cooncilmen expressed damaged. 11 A.M., Morning Prayer Novena in honor of St. Anthony 5:00 P.M. Junior-High Monday: 2 P.M. Fellowship Holy Communion, Second Sunday, each Tuesday at 7: IS P.M. Trinity Altar Guild, mourth ThursCONGREGATIONAL 7:00 P.M. Methodist Youth 11 A.M. TEMPLE BETH AM day, 8 p.m. H OF WOODBMDGE Fellowship B:45 P.M., Thursday, choir reST. JAMES R. C. CHURCH JEWISH COMMUNITY •on sod Grove Avimjes Trinity Young People's Fellowhearsal Ambcy A T M M , Wo«dbridK« CENTER OF COLONIA UNITED CHURCH Bl,,rt M. Joha»n, Jr. ship every Sunday 7 P.M. • t . R«T. Mvr. Chtrlea O. 220 Cleveland Aveww liljrtn, MlBlitn of Mafic MeCofftlttB, rutor OF CHRIST ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Trinity Girls Friendly Society, ... KrnnHh McCain Ribbl Hlrktrt WitUn IttT. WillUn Root, Anliunt r m o r K30 Laft Avenue CHURCH mmrlrnt o( Church Btfcool second and fourth Tuesdays, Rtt. Donald J. Relllj, Services Friday evening, 8:30 Sat- If you are the mother of an ado-vice from a dermatologist: Wuhlfrtn, Orftnlit ! Clark TowtuUp HOT »»d Hamilton Avenues 6:45 P M . l i t l i U n i fnitor urday morning 9:00 lescent son or daughter, chances Have your family doctor check : JICT. George A. Shvlti, Piitor Fords Church School, Nur»- Sunday Masses: 645, 7:45, Trinity Cub Scout Pack 34, Den Junior Congregation, Saturday are that you are concerned with the health of the person involved. iChurch School, 9:45 A.M. Re», LeiUi W. Hewett, Vlcu hnmi;h Junior High 8:45, 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. Pack Meetings, fourth Monday, morning from 10:45 A.M. to the most common skin complaint He may be able to spot promptly Holy Communion, 8:00 A.M. Weekday Masses, 7:00 and 7:30! M o r n i n B W o r s h l P . " A M l M. Morning Worship 7:30 J M. 11:45 A.M. of this age — pimples. It Is very the underlying difficulty responMorning Prayer and Sermon, 11 A.M. k.M. Church School THE CHURCH OF Meetings, Thursday, 6:30 P.M., GRAOB EVANGELICAL important that you deal with this sible for the eruptions. A.M. jery through Junior Depart- Novena services every Tuesday, JESUS CHRIST Trinity. Senior Choir Practice", LUTHERAN CHURCH problem while it Is still in the Wash-excess oil from the skin Church School, 9:45 A.M. 7:30 P.M. 'Child care service). Florida Grove Ro»d Totem * Health and Beauty P.M, Coffee Hour FellowJ.M.. Senior High Pilgrim Mectingi Board, frtJO P i i . , day School Staff, first Mon|l:0O P.M. dressings, first and e's where you should tay when In \ shington. D.C. # OHLHA.W HOTEL AND MOTOR . INN - ire's why i strategically loc jied on bus Connecticut Avenue, Hooking beautiful Rock |k 1'ark. Just minutes |r from Tha White House, Capitol, departmsnt 1 theatre and restaurant jwld-famous [ejiam Blue Room: food, dancing, enternt by the most brilliant of stage, screen and sion. Other noted res' tooTincluding th« ng Palladisn Room, n Room, cozy Coflee Thursdays, 7:30 P.M., Satur 600 New Brunswick Anno* pimple stage. two or three UmM a day. Use days, i P.M. Perth Amboy ISELIN ASSEMBLY OF GOD almost-bot water, «oap and a If allowed to go on unchecked, FIRST PRK8BYTERJAN Trinity JMHto* Choir .Practice, RtT. atrbnt r, A. Hethl, futot CHURCH CHURCB the ppimple* may p y well ggo into rough washcloth or soft brush. Saturdays, 9 A.M.;, 48 Berkeley Boulevard Sunday Morning Worship, 10:30 Mot only will the oil go with the (M Railway Aveau* OUR SAVIOUR'S LUTHIRAN acne. Aside from its disfig Iselii, N. J. washing but the- alkali in soap effect, acne can caust Church CATHOLIC Sunday •fichooi.'T3*A.M.'"'""' the softens the horny layers of old stress that w ll far Sunday Services: CHURCH UtfM FrM A. ferleiv Jr., Iselk 9:45 A.M., Sunday Schootfor all ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN Dtr-'tor «T Milk What tt «ven m o n important, Wat$ y R«v. Richard V. ages (Byiaatt* doctor! tell us that the personality carefulry. You will find Pastor 11:00 A.M., Morning Worship T. Jehu Onnko, Futor of many adults has been seriously Church School, 9:30 A.M. 7:00 PM., Eveningg Gospel p I Sunday Maawt: dpL (IJj)gUsh) Sunday Worship, » a.m., nursery hurt by the disfigurement of acne cents anxious to go along with' Junior Christian Endeavor, 3 Worship, 10:30 A.M. ivided dd most any diet Moenary to dear 7.45 PM,, Wednesday, Bible 10, (Old Sftvonkl; 11:1? (EngSchool, 10:15 a m . , three scars. Acne can lead to oomplaes «P thek pimples. Chocolate, nuts P.M. Sundays Sunday School, 9:00 A.M. Studyy listii • • • ' • ; « ' » • > ' » ' • which hang on for yean — ex-cheese, cream, carbonatel drinks, Junior Hi United PHibyterian years old through adult 7:30 P.M., Friday, Young Peo- Weekday Misses: ft« A.M., Fritreme shyness, lack of selfconfl- candy, butter, pastry, gravy and Youth. « P.M., Sunday* , CONGREGATION pies Service days, 8:30 A.M1. .•', dence, toughness and similar per any kind of tat meat must not be Senior Mi United Presbyterian CHRISTIAN SCIENCE B'NAl JACOB 7:45 P.M., First Thursday of eaten. See that the young person First Friday of th« mecth, 8:30 U r d Street, Avenel sonality faults. Youth. 7 P.M., Sundays CHURCH month, Women's Missionary Rabbi PhlUi Br»nd There is no foolproof remedy for gets lots ot tresh fruits, skim A.M^. tod 7:30 f*.'M, Youth Ctoir reh.arwl. 7:30 P.M., 830 Jefferson Avenue Council acne even in this age of miracle milk, vegetable*, lean meats, InTuesdays. »- M P- M -. Wday Tuesdays. Railway First Sunday of tha month, Bene8:00 P.M., Fourth Saturday of SScnior Choir rehearsal, 8:00 P.M., '0 A.M., Saturday, Junior Con- month. Men's Fellowship drugs. This is because there is nocluding chicken and fish. No fried diction, 3 P.M. • ,^Sunday at 11 A.M. .„ cause for the excessive How of foods should be eaten underany I Fridays ] gregatlot. Confessions every SaUffday, 3 to 4 Sunday •MmM.f School 11:00 A.M. and 6:30 to 7;3^,,f?Jt Confes- Wednesday, testimony meeting oil vhich brings on acne. Any condition. All tweets should be Junior Choir rehearsal, »:30 A.M.. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN EVANGELICAL AND sions on week (%s before Mass 8 P.M. thing which impairs your health limited to fresh fruits, or canded Saturdays CHURCH OF ISELIN REFORMED CHURCH NEW D 0 V S 8 Ruth Circle, 1:30 PM., second Reading Room, Tuesday and hebs acne get started. Glandular fruits from which the syrup has Oak Tree Road N James Street Bet. Ro|«r 0, SMcnw, PUMr METHODIST CHURCH Thursday 12 to 3 P.M., Wedma, - adjustment, infected teeth, been drained, and one or two i Wednesday. Woodbrldge Mn. Human CUrk, 130 New Dover Road., Edison prolonged emoUotia} upset which piecesgof hard candy to be eaten White Church Guild, second and nesday fi to 7:30 P.M. Rtf. LciU* E|rj, Mlniitei Director or CbrtltUn Education Westfield, 42* E. Broad Street Interferes with normal bodily only after lunch or dinner. fourth Mondays. 8 P.M. Morning Worship and Church Order of Sunday Services SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday, 9:30 and II A.M. finctions - all of these contribute It may take a week or two toll School: Ladis' Aid Society, second and 10 A.M., Sunday Schoqi see any improvement, but if im-[| Sunday Worship: 8:45 and 11:15 Sunday School, 11 A.M. M acne. •* 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. . fourth Wednesday, 1:30 P M. jio A.M., JEngUsh Service i provement is t u t noted at the < A M« '» 11 AM. until aoon , ^ Wednesday, TuUowny Meeting, The. o*lli of <h« auUr akin or Women's Association, thWThUrt»iH AM.'"fltmgaHah Servict ISunday School: Nursery throuA Young Peoples' Groupt 7 P.M. 8:00"P.M. ep!dermis grow so rapidly that uf this period, the chad should day, B P.M. jf P.M.. Youth Fellowship NtW IERSf.rS SMARIEM ^ Reading Rooms, 116 Quimby St iayiTi nt them pUe^up faster than taken to a skin specialist at once. II Circle meetuigs, first Thursday.,First Sunday of the month 2:30 third grade 8:48 A.M. SUPPER CLUB Kindergarten through sixth grade 10 to 4:30 weekdays; ? to the dead cells can fee sloughed off. 1:30 and 8 P.M, i P.M., Ladies' Aid Society OUR LADY OF PEACE . , , . , . . . - . , Eye colors are inherited, says 10.00 A.M. V ^ P.M., Mondays Session, second Tuesday, 7:30 Monday, ReUglous Training, 1:30 CHURCB ,. This, coupled with oiliness, » a U optometrist. We thought the P.M. Tuesday (First) Lorantify Guild, Junion High Fellowship 10:00 New Bruaswlek Avenue, Fordi problem that a dermatologist can k ^ o n e s w e r e donated.-Thc A.M. to 12 Noon CHRISTIAN SCIENCE and Ret. Joseph Bfiotomtil, Paitor : Cancer dressing group, first and 7:30 best deal with. Unfortunately, courier, Waterloo, la. Post-High Bible Study, 10:00 A.M. LESSON SERMON i third Wednesdays, 10 A.M, Tuesday (Second) Officers and skin specialists are usually found1 Sunday Masses, 8, 9. 10 and 11 Senior High Westminster Fellow"Doctrine of Atonement" is the Children's Holy Communion, first Elders, 7:30 the larger cities only. If you A.M. and 12 noon ship 7:00 P.M. to 9S0 P.M. object at«* Christian Science lust treat a pimple or acne proSunday of every month. Tuesday: (Fourth) Brotherhood, Weekday Masses, 6:45 and 8 A.M. Ladies Aid Society meets second churches next Sunday. Golden lem yourself, here is a bit of ad7:30 First Friday, 6:45, 8 and 8:45 and fourth Mondays, 8:00 P.M. Text: "All thmgs are of God, FORDS Wednesday: Junior Choir, S: 15 A.M. ' ' Women's Guild, fourth Tuesday, who hath reconciled us to himself PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wednesday: Adult Choir, 7:30 Monday 8:00 P.M. by Jesus Christ and hath given Friday: Brownie Troop. 7:00 (Adjwent to tttnitj't Diner) Men's Christian Fellowship sec- Novena, 7:30 P.M.. to us the ministry of reconciliaFriday: Girls Scouts, 7:00 Male Choir rehearsal, 8 P.M. tion" (II Cor, 5:18). ond Friday, 8:00 P.M. Saturday: Confirmation Class, 10 Altar-Rosary Society, first Mon- The following citation from A.M. Flowers For All Accommodates day after first Sunday at 8 'Science and Health with Key CONGREGATION BETH For Water Softeners Occasions . . . All Sties and Groups SHOLOM ' P.M. to the Scriptures" by Mary $2.00 hundred lbs. Call for flowers, blrthMonday after second Sunday at Baker Eddy will also be read: »0 Cooper Avenue, Iselin • FULL COURSES $1.10 fifty lbs. d a y s , anniversaries, Bibbt Noraun Klctnnun 8 P.M. 'Jesus aided in reconciling • BUFFETS Dr. Norbtit tutntr, Cantor weddings, etc., to add man to God by giving man a Tuesday <• Sabbath Services, Friday eveextr? joy to the event 9 and 6 H P PTA meeting third tu»*day of truer sense of tove, the divine ning. 8:00 -and other times to principle of Jesus' teachings, and Riding Tractors express your sympathy Saturday Morning Service, 8:30 each month at 8 P.M. Female Choir rehearsal. 8 PM.this truer sense of love redeems 921 St. Georges Avenue | a n d thoughtfulness Thursday Av« Maria Choir reman from the law of matter, sin, Rotary Tillers CONGREGATION ADATH Be assured of the finest (Juit South of Cloverleai) a n d d e a t h b v t h e l a W o f 8 ir!f ISRAEL hparsal 8 D m P ME 4-1819 —call us. 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M . and 7 to 8 noon, 9:30 A.M., Saturday services nd sometimes on days 9:39 A.M., 8t*tfdty, Junior Cm, befor gregatlon ore And SUj At fwrJham will atcom«• your *ntir« party at ' rot**. SALT SERVISOFT of WOODBRIDGE FILM Processing ROCK Cocktail Lounge U. S. ONE WQQDBRIDGE K liuulutiun Moulding Paint DOING IT YOURSELTT l.d Hi a4vlw juu an ue« cvnttructlnu tlUriUoi) ^ut 4IJ repaln Duori & Window* Wallboard Flooring Plywuod Kuuttj f l u Kitchen Cubloets 4-0125 THOMAS JOSEPH COSTE'LLO GREINER < FUNERAL HOME Funeral Homes Est, 190* - AUGUST P. GREINER, Director Green S t it Coopw Ave. state & Center Sta. Iselin, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. Tel. LI jUMl HI 2-0075 Ave.. Wttodbridpi ' M Grata SOMt ttdependent-Lrader (E.B.) - Carton* Thursday, April 16,1964 PA<H Classifie[ BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY r OF ESTABLISHED LOCAL and AREA FIRJIS! U p o r Stores Cntractor AitimtklliMlestlig V & L CONTRACTORS QUALITY HEATING * AUt t l W X U U D M I . Garagr* Recreation Roams M i n g aw) Rooflnt; Bimtdlfkatloa WARM AOt iMtallattMH K&O Leafcn and Gotten Afl Type* al Repair* in • T)mt Ptjanto Cv SPRAYWAX"" at M* brtn t o n ! fiENERAL CONTRACTORS Air Conditioned Wild * Masonry Gustrictloi S74"TaMBOY AVEMT ttOODBRIDGE. N. J ' SALES SERVICE - PARTS COMET • FIAT Repairs Fattorj lUplacemrati IAI.M * PARTS Bank Cr«Ut P l j W00HHMI Tfl. MI 4-411) -U4« With Prld* in I CleU Car" SITAR'S Ht» A A A Aatomettrt Serrie* Bcpaiti On an Hik* Can Btij Wort • G U H Motor Rcpein • Ask Brake Senfo Wheel . Bead UghU Nations! Cash Register Co. FU 1-7043 Free Estimatei With a FU 1-2289 ED FREY PLUMBING Tenysei Contractors FORDS ana Painttag LUMBER HEATING ELECTRIC COAL COMPANY 7554674 Beaiticlaa Our Award i No App. NttttUIf tpeelalliU lo Win and Wlf Ou« Cernlcs MR. GAY Featuring • Large, fenced-in lawn and shade tree recreation area. Wigs aid Electrolysis KI 1-2222 Houn Daily » - 6 P.M. Bninday & Friday 'Til » P.M. Closed Monday m Waablngtoa Av«., Carteret BY APPOINtMKNl .•• t w a i n New and Repairs Cellars Weatherproofing v All lobs Guaranteed Woodbridge DIAL • 636-1691 St. OtoriM Avt., WoodMdgt Wyllng For Spring Marie's Beauty Salon FU 1-9306 (£olonia) - Moving & Tracking - • FRESB BAKERY GOODS Open 8 A.M. to I P.M. Move 'IDEAL WAY" fluke P » U-391H J ^ AGENTtNATKWAL VAN . UNB8 1288 S t George Ave.. Avenel SPECIAL WINTER RATES LOCAL MOVERS Detective Agency TOBOROWSKY New Job* and Repair* al All Kioda Detective Agency Colonla Hairdreuer *I* Fill Your Coal Bi» With Lebigh Premium Anthracite NUT orSTOVE Looking For The Glamorous You? FU 1-9865 BUte rTvv No. tt, Colony ty> Glvi 8&H Ottta St.mpi Books Rahway BOOK and GIFT SHOP II I . Obnry St., Rahway PEA COAL BUCK COAL 21 2050 rreiuiuui OU Killuilll 24 lluur ItDlvlce on All Mikct uf Uiirticri 137 for Fait Her v li« JlUt Give 1). » ( aU SIMONE BROS. LINDEN. N. J. IIU 6-272(> HU 6-0059 - Misic Instruction - JEWELERS I._Z- ME 4-1068 M Mala Street Woodbridgf ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED! AUTHORIZED DRAPERIES t BEDSPREADS CURTAINS t VARD GOOD* Booflnf and Sheet Metal Work CaU Tor FtM Eitln\ata Irtnitrtal Eihanit Motor Gnifdi FOR F ] m ESTIMATES : m 4-3M5 Sheet Metal Work Roofing, Metal Ceiling and Furnace Work 588 Alden Street SALES * SERVICE DEALER Radio Dispatched Woodbridge, N. J. INVESTIGATED CUAKACTliK REPORTS 1ECUH1TV CONTROL CAR SERVICE UNMARKED CARS MISSING PERSONS TRACED CONSTABLE SERVICE WILL TRAVEL ANYWHERE Oa; & Nlt« CaU VAllej 6-5132 1M New llruniwlck Avenut Perth Amboj Leam To Play The CONN ORGANS KIMBALL PIANOS wr,n DULY it -1 - tat. 10 • i Landscape Contractor- EDDY'S MUSIC CENTER ME 4-55C0 Albert J. SCHAEFER, Sr. OF AVENEL 3U Avenel Street, Avenel 54 MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGE (Near ! l u v n l c i O Dally Hit! A. M lu 0:011 r M »4lurd*j »M A. M. la »'M f M ME 6-907O MK 4-8752 Trt-es - Shrubs - Kvergreeoi Pine Tree Nursery I3DZ Ave. 381-8487 Aveuel ABOUT YOUR 1 FUM311 If you are getting ready • pot your house or yard plum, dunking them in water and them soak for ten or fift utes. This soaking will moisture that was removed the clay when it was baked three or lour pfeht ftodi gallon of water. You will Budget TCT1R. mazed at the amount of and plant food the pots 4 WHOLESALE up. This will prevent tin RETAIL from absorbing cWtnicali ilants need from the soil CaU 3884868 Put a few piece? of 1367 St. Gttorft Ave at the bottom of each pot ii it Colonia going to be used for a plant Authorized Dealer required •> great deal of < B. F. GOODRICH TIRES n «»r Tires Truck tint The charcoal will keep tkt sweet and will retain * RECAPPING NEW & USED TIRES A lot of us are busy leaves this, time ol year V make you^lawn - raking by watering the leaves Fift W * you start.. Tfld s|»vin vents therh from blnuint holds them in plaw «hi If TO lect them. 1421 Main St. Rahway Tires But Trade at Old Reliable Rutgers Realty Co. 492 New Brunswick Ave. Tree Surgeon Now is The Time to Call. . . Every homemakoi is pi familiar with the ne* on the market It i« u*^ 1 ELMORE'S kitchen as a useful *Tappi»J TREE SERVICE cover for all kind* ol dishes. Us use has t>wn "The Expert! Who Care" Planting trimmlnc, feeding, to the garden tpraylni. ravltj trwnent, The clear plastic film cibllni and braclni, land K'aplnt, rototllllnt. We n an excellent ewer f»r ** move dtad or undtatrablt Rtuonable rat«i, lull) or pans. It hold* moi--iu» fectly. Even s«-ds """ » Iniurrd. MI-I4M mate slowly nwd water for weekIt makes a t«>jfitween pots and U1 strip folded and the rim of flower pot* Mn.DRED B. SMITH ittA the pot from Jam eaves of such plant' M ' Violet* and Gloxinia.- Electrolysis ELECTROLYSIS SPECIALIST Remove Unwanted Hair SURE - FAST - FORDS, N. J. Parkway Exil J27A Call About Our ir Trj>|e-b TrMe- Plan 8AFE FU 8-0873 «1 Bryant St. Runway 2-7661 Schools New Bruoswick SecretarUl Accounting & Butoeis Machine) Scbod At Our Itudlo Accordion - Guitar Piano Drami 8ai ME 6-2711 Huilul (piliuiutnti * S. C. ALLKN . B.C.8. LlJB., B.S * M Director IBM Accftuntlnt Oft Ml (Mtr«D)'t>u Paiiting KXPOSURE CM. 1925 Hock Garden* H I F YOUR come a problem Anonymous can help p BI M515 or writt p 2S3 Woodbridge i E l l . 1S32 PRIVATE LESSONS PAINTING ZACK CO., INC. NEW LAWNS with I'alios SERVICES {OB It George ft'euuei LliTi;rttui MERION BLUE SOD AT A PROFIT! REALTORS 11 Hum 1010 St. Geurgv Avenue AVKNKI- M Veara oi Knew How and Experience In Residential Hor«e 8a|et Stern & Oragoset # Imported Auto SALES and SERVICE Leave Everything To Ui Hi Rahwa; Avenue Woodbridge COLLISION VVOHR I TRADE YOUR HOUSE RxkwaT'l Oldett KlUbUlhM Jeweltr REPAIRS MECHANIC £V£RY PRICE £V£RY SUE WRY LOCATION Membier Multiple Llitlni Berilu Industrial - I (OMl'l.KI'K LANlHJfAI'B l"l.ANNIN(i GltADIMG & SEEDING EUROPEAN 1RA1NED I OR TRADE DOWN PIANO COMPANY FOREIGN CAR Rutgers Realty Co. TRADE UP . . . PIANO-ORGAN ACCORDION GOLDBLATTS LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR Free Estimates Real Estate JARJ30T M East Cherrj Street HAH WAY Real Estate Aveiel FU 8-1667 •&nfioHnf FASHION FABRICS "interior DMortfon" Custom Made Slip Coven T. R. STEVENS OS SI UfcOKGE AVE. WOODBRIDGE Repairs ol all Types GOOD M n ime real estate « | « n us for particulars Kl i Z LOTT & KENKI.V R FUl , 17 Cooke Avfmip. (, i n P m MBS. CURTIS-READINGS i ADVICE on all probknutfL Open 8 to 9. No •ppointnMBtl eessary. 196 New Bnin^ 'erth Amboy. HI 2-M91 fiooftng & Siding - Trade In Your Home Call ME 4-5446 Fjrelgi Cart 22* RAHWAY Radio aid Televisioi - Henry Jansen & Son 1424 St. George Ave. ME 4-3149 Authorized Sales & Service Ucnued ft Bonded by SUt* ol New Jetiej CIVIL t CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS BpecUlliinj In Merebuiti1 Nltht Patrol Protection Flalnclottaennen ^ Foi All OccHlani VtALE U U FEMALE L E QBBttAIOR Q B A I IEC KETLT Carousel Free Estimates MErcury 44155 RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE Private Instructions by Qualified Teachtn Begiantn and Advanced StsdenU Accepted Jewelers doted Wedneiday AH Day including Mosaic tiles V Alley Martin Lawrence Tinning and PORCHES - 1st pay. t moi. GARAGES ALUMINUM SIDING RECREATION ROOMS ADD-A-LEVEL ADDA-ROOM MODERN KITCHENS DORMERS BATHROOMS ! WALLPAPER 2nd ROLL FREE All Paints Guaranteed 861 Route No. 1 Avenel • ME 4-3500 Next to Ray co • SALADS al Their Best Wt'n SpeclalitU In • BEAR WHEEL ALIGNMENT and BALANCE • BRAKE SERVICE Slip Covers • Installations • Alterations Can INCLUDING 8UNDAYS 40 Mary Avenue, Fords Plimkiig & Heatiig HELP OR TIRES LIMITED REMODELING NO-DOWN- • SODA FOUNTAIN Ceranle Tile M. GIORDANO MErcury 4-B4* Diamonds RosPt Electric Shavers Repaired •••>,:"' COMPLETE HOME (II Rahway Avenue (Opp, Whit* Church) CERAMIC TILE CONTRACTOR re l-nm 4-1738 Masu Contractor - . plumbing & Heating FREE BfeAUTIFUt D I 8 P U Y S UNPAINTED FURNITURE USE MARY CARTER STAINS • VARNISHES TILE IT YOURSELF MOSAIC TILE FOR BARS • VANITIE9 TABLES - WALLS TREAT SHOPPE CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY » Just Dial Hlllcrest 2-0180 Masonry Work TOWKE GARAGE WITE CHURCH C H Wf Hall. Fint r Church. Woorlbridac pri! 18th, 10 00 am Mr. Herbert Van Vr\\ Vjl Snack bar at nnnntr 485 AMBOY AVENUE A WATCH and I JEWELRY / REPAIR'S = MErcury Any Kind of Service Stations - J F Gardner * Son SENTRY Studio Hri: 1:30 to 12 . 1:M t o a EDWARD SWANICK FenonaUzed Hair at Waahfagtoa A W . , Carter*! I . Swimming ll 1 Wading Pool-both built below surface, and with continuously filtered, chemically-treated water. Ctramic J)tudio. CUSSES <6? BarTCll Avenue Woodbridce. N. J. Fuel Oil & Coal Aft* CHINA PAINTING AND FIRING ' MARY CARTER PAINT Below Clotttleaf INSTRUCTION AND SUPPLIES SEWER SERVICE I B King Georges Rd., Fordt Ml St. George Ave. Woodbridge, N. J. JjteUa and Jack 1 KI 1-5244 MErcury 4-3388 Monday * 1 Plywood • Hardware MiKD'l gnppllM • Imulitioi RooftAi • Panelllnt Ihlnilei f Builders SuppUn MUHrork • G u u e noon serrfc* • Supervised P r o g r a m of Games, Arts fc Crafts, Dramatics and Woodworking. Reasonable Rate* • Call in Aiwtri Courteoni And Happy l o Bttn You MM M i > f to'., ME4-SU* Complete Remodeling • Qualified Swimming Instructor, HakOeatgna by • • • • • AhitH Spraying Open J U L Y & AUGUST L Woodbridge (formerly With Cbarln F"r> Repaln. Alteration*, T R I N I T Y nil GUILD. Thursday a.m. to 8:00 p m ity Parish Woodbridge. TOUNTRv - REPAIRS Lumber "UHIE FOLKS" FORDS RUMMAGE LI 9 - 7037 Colonia, N. J. Every Second Gal. Cash Register Service Tompariy1 Cirtmt Sewer Cleaning Smile" — lay Cam R. SMITH, Paving SALES - SERVICE INSTALLATION REPLACEMENTS - Nine Inprfvement - Relief Machine* H REPAIRS and FREE ESTIMATES • Air-Conditioning oa Premise! N. J. SUMMER IAY CAMP Free Pki Up and Delimj Wlthta N Milt* Bear " f c lUmtm 50 % Wwkmanshlp * Materials Guaranteed Parting Cornet Mtw Do»*r M. * Wort Ate. .Free Estimates ME 4-7378 "Sec Ut In The Yellow Page*" Wort Gas Water Heaters NOTE: N. wlftrt O m Phone: M«, Ttoh Also Repair and Resurfacing t Heating Kitchen Faucets Deadline (or ad, 10 *. M. f w l h f , . _ ASWALT DRIVEWAYS EXPERTLY INSTALLED • Refrigeration Call Insured Cash Registers SAVE OVER Arm* "Service Sheet Rock Finishing IN CABTERET I T S . . . . R>mie« U P . MF, 4-MM M HOUR 8ERVICK CALL ft) 1-SS58 FU I-W» Additknu - Alterations Wort M 1 •'- Paved Driveways Gus Bi Bella Funeral Home We Wash Tour Car And Wax It Too! INI M. GforgM ATt BAHWA1 Complete Stock ol Domestic and InportH Wlnei Been and Liquor* G0SSEL1N ,KI 14696 SMITH Plumbing and Heating Toilets WE DEUTVBR: Fneral Hone TOLLY INSURED MOTOR CAR CO., INC WOOOBRIDGE Liqior Store, Inc. atlwbrfc! eefrigeratlep - - PlnmblnK & Heating - Telephone MF.mrn 4-iRM $1.00 lor IS wort, 4* « c h Payable b. n , ^ Spraying Sandblasting • INDUSTRIAL • COMMERCIAL fainting and Decorating Contractor* ol America VAIley 6-5260 DIW King George. Rd F«rd*, Nepr Jersey Water Proofiig "«» 4 Kve • Low Katci ttei Placement Kilmer 5-3910 Can Assist You In Selling Your Home The nmie people who know It the futer yunr home will fell. INSIST ON MLS MULTIPLK 1.18TIMQ BWtVlUl HI Albid, St.. Nr H Biuuiwlck BASEMENT Water Proofing Industrial CumaiwcUl UKET1ME GUARANTEB - Free Kitimatea - EIMER I.ABUKATOK1E8, Inc. i Milton Blvd. labmj KU •r.'-Mtb. A Thought for Todv If you do away «i'h ' ^ iiat smokes, w #arm. — African l lden t-Leader (B B.) • Cartcret Prea Thursday, April 16,1984 r n u c on » BI roop48 to Participate , America's Heritage' Children Art Show ^ g . fo ft^ At Tempi* Bfth Am cpixjNiA jddithg ht».«, under way on- the many original works of art entered In the Chil- ORT to Sponsor Show oh Mav 12 in AVENEl- ~ Election of officera drrns Art' Sho . of Temple B*th; took P I a r f ^ «*«»"•*• TV,» 1....1..L P ™ _ . . . : . . , meetlne nt Schools 4 and 8 at Am. The follows: Cenier of Colnnia. •' I'rizes will he awarded and President, Mrs. Dorainick 1* all picture; must be put on lis-Bianco; first vice president, Mrs. second t k » prert• piny at the Temple, Sunday, 0w»se .. Ryan; . _ Troop rticipate m ft l i i i i A i o Head r . l J L April 19. at 2:00 p. m. months of June and o( the Pi"0" ISELIN - The regular monthly ,"' ninke boys in wont- rrTllnR of the Metwood Chanter • "||,,,' people (if Iselin, of the Women's American ORT „,. II[ their American (Organization lor Rehabilitation ~" ithronfh Training) was held Tues- i.i - h * n ' . Mrs. Edward RUMO; •| F.ntranls nre grouped in four tnry. Mrs. Cwrge Pospisfl M ape groups. Scribblers, Doodlcrs.lrMiurer. Mrs William Dragos. Juniors and Seniors, All pic- The attendance banners won at lures depict some theme slgni j the meeting, which was conducted 'Mint of Jewish Heritage and Cul-Iafter open house and classroom hire. The grand priie winneT visitations, were presented to Mrs. , OT is be' n ? M ' ^ Y at '^e Metuchen Jewish Com.will be primed in the MM-M KimbHin's first grade and Eui' * ' Wi&i *1foftWtt^ fcrf v I^mttii-Si^ -Q&&A&9 fj.t*.flllft. fcVmtflllD Temple calendar, to be printed ^ene RnKlev's fifth grade class. .,,,'il Freedoms FOunda-1 Mrs. Samuel K-anlan. presided tin UM Pall. . t ErotttDubay..director of Health Villey Forge. Over.al the meet'nt; in the absence of i Robert Kierman is in charge and Physical Education In WoodSCDUt ! 1 ,,|, qcoiit, hoy *™! Mn. Alvin Klein, president, who of the Art Shov. He is being (bridge Township, was speaker (or '' | i n l l, will participate.'Is a patient In the Crlopfed Chilnssisted by Mrs. Charles BobWer.ithc health nrwam tn his talk , |lim will culminate on dren's Hospital. Newark, a't^r tin Mrs. Paul llofmnnn. Harold Tra-he stressed the importance of '', thl, sixth National Boy, Herding sureery. berman, and Harvey Weiti, exrrelsp and physical fitness, not only for children but for parentl ",'n,n where over 50.000 be held In individual Annual Presentation as well, to lead healthy and alert 'Jill le'ehrate American I homes. Mri. Madnre lives. p»v with special patrl- "halrman. mav he contacted at Set byV.S.Y. Group Project World W I D E , was ex' meetings. Scouts Scouts, HI 2BM4. ISELIN - On April II and 25,plained by Rodney F. Mott, dii the Jamboree will; The executive board will meet 8:30 p. m., the I ulted Synagogue rector of Parks and Recreation. Perth Amboy, who Is beln» ennRratiilated; Rep. Patten; Janet-Ann Potynskl, Youth of Congregation B e t h He announced pamphlets on the . t|,,.ir own "heritage"|Tuesdav, April 21. with Mrs. Jer-| ESSAY WINNKRS MKKT Ill-.r. PATTKN: Seven MMdIwx County youngsters, MlHillcscx Born; Mona Flucher, Cnlonla; and Anthony Rlsoll, of South Plalnfleld. Sholom will present Ha annual Woodbridgp International day !n,_ m thi>ir respective | rv Hollander, pro-Minn In the « h j winners in the sliiti-Hidc contest sponsored by I'nlted Steelworktrs ol AmeHe«, In the hark row Is Robert Hnblak, of Iselln. They wrote prize-winning essays on play entitled, "Murder, She camn will be sent home with the The / C T C ( i o f Mr? KHn, at the Com-i •re ihown in Washington, where th*y wete addressed by V. S. R«p. Edward J. ll|(| communities. What Does The United Rtwlworkers ol America Mean To My Family?" v'ill he invited to attend. iTn»nlty Center. ! Patten (I)lSlh Dist.i, ernter. Th* winners, left to right," front row, it*'. Miflon pupils during this week. Sayj!" ,,!,.,- for hoys to participate, Rehearsals for the show "The; Yaskowsky, of llopelawn; LlnnMarie Plechoclnski, South Amboy; Edw»Hi Ctech, This year'j presentation by Announcement was made by ' ••strenRtJien America's iWlrard of ORT", a take-off on the special arrangement of Samuel Mrs. PofmMl, program chairman, ','„,•' ' proe'ram. they musti"Wiiard of Oz". which will be oremarchers; $439.70 In schools; County March of Dines, 277 BerFrench is a "rib-tickling, spine- that the final meeting of the year !to Cerebral PaLsy, and it was M M . Dangell inner-ftmue Plum ,ni.iin requirements, The Rented at the InitoHntlnn of offlc$90.55 by TAP, $30, local clubs; trand Avenue, Perth Amboy. tingling thriller" written by James will be May » , Installation of decided William Thacarx will RepOtts on M, of D. $10, local businesses; $32.50, coin ',. nts; (U Advance o n e w s on Mav 12. are held each Set by Wovum'B Club \will erect a safetv sign to warn officers will be held. The school Reach. Suspected The affair will be held at the band will nerform under the diinvite an- Mondav. Mm, Rarg. Mrs, Jerry ISELIN The Chain O'Hilh'drivers of apwd Chain O'HIIls ISELIN - Xrs. William Dan containers. in Sciiutinit. h annl M l . iuA [(, join the unit; (31 13) A Asch. Mrs. Stuart Salowe are Ifomsn'j Club, at the April Park for the safety of the chil- gell, chairman of March of Dimes Anyone who has not yet donated Moron - That which, in the Congregation R«th Sholom, 90 rection of Fred Morris, reported $1,074.18 was contributed may do so by mailing contribu- wintertime women wouldn't have Cooper Avenue and tickets may Mrs. Russo, hospitality chairi ii,,. (i.in properly on ap-,in charge of the production. meeting at the Green Street fire- dren. by Iselln residents; $290.50 in toans to Mrs. Dangell, 70 Persh too many colds if they put.-The be obtained from any member of man and her committee, served | |V i|,,ii,|ays; 14) Learn1 The bowling league sponsored house, announced the Civic A movie on the Texas pipeline mailers $181.93 by the mothers,ing Avenue, or to Middlesex Salute, Bremerton, Wash. the chapter or at the door. refreshments after the meeting. , M;I- Nathan Hale Award bv the Metwood Chanter will have League dinner-dance will be held, g , was aarranged by Frank Burns, r r a n g e ( i by I-,ir,lnm:, Foundation; and their banouet efimaxiiK? th» sea-Saturdayy at the Oak Hill Manor,. v;as ngTm chalrman . |Wi;.,. a twenty-five to one son on May is it the Edison etucnen Mrs George Kacinko etucnen. Mrs. George Kacinko a«rd statement on House, Erhard warns against "iittboy can do to preserve A membership tea will be held sided. of (10 was made ported infiltration." A donation Heritage." !hf |llirpofM> h h Mn.Mnan Heritage. jat the home of Mrs. William „„,.; Foundation at Valley Greenberg. hii provided Troop 48 The next regular meeting of the colorful facsimile of the Chapter will be May 12 at the iMn of Independence and Community Center. „„])!,. to the Constitution, he on display at the Hall. Lincoln Highway. • l roop also received a scroll Freedoms Foundation (I by President John'on, |c)i all buys signed as part of I i"d«e to participate In the I S E L I N ' - Mane« (or Thuri- St Cecelia's Masses Listed day and Friday at St. Cecelia's ipnm The scroll will be,_.- , , ., Chh h b d * , X l n« the VFW Post o n ! 0 1 1 " * h a v e ^ " " ^ ^ " follows: 8 o'clock Mass, Thure ; i , linn, l , at the Charier din day morning, and a seven and ! to lie held at the Cranwood, eight o'clock Mass on Friday (Janvnod. morning. On Saturday, Mass will be at vim Mothers' Club » o'clock, with a novena to Our Lady of Fatima afterwards. \ntnes 'Mom of Year1 Confession! on Saturday afterIVENEL - The "Mother of thenoon win be from 3"M to 5:30 in EXPAHSION SALE! (Moving to larger quarters soon) Custom-Made Slipcovers OROUP ! ' OROUP 1 ' J3 PIECE SETI j3 PIECE SET! ; \1 1 dren. a boy and twin girls. 7 tricks tokeep your car looking like new •e* ••'• R«f. fMMS 1 Price hdudet tverlocked teams k titled armptecti! { p i ? to a [landing member of the ring. Club of Union, Maim en ftmiaf-twIUt* at irtdlesex Counties, went to 8:30, 7:16, 1:00, I:4S, 9:48, 10:30, I. Waller lietfield, North Plain. 11:15 and 12 noon, in the upper according to Mrs ehurehi and 9U. 19:00. 10:45, wm, imblicitv chairman. 11:30, and 13 noon In the tovrer was made by Mrs. James church. I'lainfield, retiring presi- Novenai for the «fek of April at the group's recent instal 29 have been set for Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., continuous novena dinner. |rs. iletfleld was presented St. Jude, patror of hopeless i a plaque and silver twin pin cases and novena to Our Lady ol |Mr<. Paul (Irossman. Plain- the Miraculous Medal; and Sateight last year's wlnjltr. Mrs urday morning, after licld is the mother of three o'clock Mass, novena to Our Another service from the Shell Oil Company and itsDealers* SERVICE CALL ME 4-6410 'fijtfftiSw^m**-/'-*)'- ^ ,\dC Woodbridge 93 Main Street Credit Terms Arranged ei|ti Qrm torn Mhd with a dotk Pl«« the hjijxap, face down, on the cloth. Gently pouudibriient out with a household himmet. NolBr taver lh« hamm^t head with i chamois ot cloth to wften die* blow. 2. N«nr wash jour e « wttl Wrong geHb. They may leave permurtnt streaks in the paihtwork. Use a cl«4nei fflide especially for cars instead. Jf your eaf ii just dusty, ton it anil rub down with a chamois. 3. B d t i ^ ytW wikVi taMtettfe to d c t t b o p o l enrotnt and p$Jnt WbAs wrmdm. Sprinkle some of the powder on bug-spattered grills apd fenders arid rub with a damp cloth. Wash with water." Opfn Friday "TU 9 P.M. I Lady of Fatima. First Showing! ! The Unexpected ...here Friday! 1937 PicMfd 12-Cylind.r Club M M 4. Remove ttubborn tar spots with this handy Item. Pour some Shell Lighter Fluid on a cloth and tub the tar. Spots cbtne off easily. Won't harm paint. But w e sparingly, and wash off with soap tad water. 5, Clean t h i headlining with household cleaner. Fiigerft&ita and greasy1 marks hive a way of gettittg on the headlining—the ceiling fabric, i^onge right oft with houtehold deanet. 11 6. Paint a new set of tires on yonear. Male old, but perfectly good white or black tires, look lite new with s product called tire dressing. Spreads on like paint. Ask your Shell d e a b to suggest n good brand. "VMU fewFord Mustang-^Ws .13. Detroit (and we're not ibolingl) 7. ChooM (he right slalil remonr lor aiaa of npholatey and rug stain. CANAY: pick off dried residue with a dull table knife. SpOnge spot with lukewarm water, starting from outtide and WJlking in toward center to avoid ft3 Uaia. Dry. Sfonjj; Rgaln, this, time nub. W sponge with kikfewirm water. Dry. Repeat seVetal times. SpdAgfc with detergent luds. Rinse with water. MILK: sponge with cleaning fluid. Soak stain into absorbent cloths. Caution: use 4 only a nonflammahle cleaning fluid when removing stains itiside the car, \c$ QREAM: sponge with cool water, Dry. Then use cleaning fluid, working on spit from the outside wwsid .fafibitei. .fafibite'i. |tyi)fi, prjrr; allow to dry dry. tIfspot pefsisti, titan i Then pickk off dried crust,If area lightly with cleaning fluid. TIMM ty* art ttftrfti n inothtr Mrviot train Sn«H iMlore. r.^rvlM It our luinta." » Authorised f » ' d Ot<al(!r ~m SMITH STREET. f W H JHBOt -'•.1 >ud Iwd tuM, tad fHt, II Uy, *M »t... Wk,,, wttwiUt n l M WIN M E AMERICA M t T . . . BY CAM Independent-Leader (E.B) . Thursday, April 16,1964 PAGE EIGHTEEN' unswicl HS Baseball T k m to EngageE. #•% NOW HEAR THIS Track Team S ^ e d u l e G a m e Tom< "'< To Compete ^ h ^ ° " n • OnSaturday^1^^* V -After An" • Wnndhridgc High SlicooT Ir'nOV im will trnvpl to Highland Park Tom * • • •» fied with the of. his present \v «OMh-Fr*nk Cap to make a feu present lineup l)(> ,1' idnv aiternoon to phriinnalc Tom Hoagland, 20: lake on East n 11 T IIWAY Tom g the N.IIFK track in'- ; ' " ' KAIIWAV old Rahway southpaw who away game kmi-m,, !(•.. of e\cnts a IT fell il il-'i l() most ol the spring train- Woodbridgc () ],i,, spent 11 ;il imp o'clock. h Chi with the Chicago campaign with in,: :i ; wi-.'k the B a v i n s , en; has been claimed by ccs when Frniik Ilu |. Angrls for he a no hitter to dWi'.-n r">n ol r. ar waiver by a 2-0 score Tin 1 dim of Ihe season by a oneprice. Iwas never in trnnlil. iird a7';-29'j score. Hoacland. one of the finest'seven flawless inn ; d e c Morsf, the la-tcst W>'odin Union County school-I<rfiter of thp diamu „„![•,. MTintor <hi« Lorov Alex-hurlers annals, broke into organiied In their second won I;,(!T ;md Pat hli to r o n s s h o w e d a ciiim . •. • by lofcnni* Royh •» MATI'SZ CONTINUES TO EXCEL AT SETON HALL Bill Matusz. a starting pitcher at Woodbridge High, has been assigned to the bullpen at Seton Hall and thus far this season has excelled in relief by winning two games for the Pirates, who are now on a five game winning streak. In his recent outing against Providence College, the Fords' youth subdued a threatening rally in the ninth inning by retiring the side. . . . The undefeated Woodbridge track team is scheduled to compete in the NJTFF meet Saturday afternoon at Highland Park with New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, Edison, Carteret, Highland Park, St. Peter's and Metuchen expected to furnish the closest competition. The Barrons' outstanding stars to date are Greg Morse in the sprints and Jim Stevens in th*e hurdles. . . . To the amazement of most basketball fans, St. Andrew's of Avenel has reached the semi-finals in the Trenton Diocesan CYO tournament after recording victories over St. Ann's of Keansburg and Our Lady of Perpetual Help from Bernardsville. The Avenel cagers, skippered by Nelson Avery, will get their big opportunity to reach the finals when they are slated to meet Mt. Carmel of Asbury Park tonight at Trenton. The St. Andrew's offensive stars are Andy Ducsak .,. of form, losing ii is 1 ;;n yard dash, in the I -amic playoffs. and lfl 7, respectively. Whether Hoagland Aiiolher dual winner for the Rar- ^ ^ ^ ( j, e j r to Union. will join the Capraro sent d,.;. ( a r m club V •cms was the rapidly improving j*" |'|gwajj w a sn't disclosed. An-the mound but nmu-«.-, ta .lini Stevens who broke the l*" (lt),,,,. white Sox first year chuck- il in checking ihi- ;. in both the low and high hurdles ^ Rob Ql|zel( w a s claimed by Inion bats which 1 • w o d u e e the i:> 1 m • • He was clocked in 20.8 and 15,4 ,,K(minK ^y The F a r m e r s n--c-;n-, Also placing first for Wood _ u n s in the first mm <, bridge were Chris Behrens. 440 lows, a pair of on-':yard run; Bill Scarola, discus* Philip Svoboda, Stephen O/I and Skip R u w l l . The w o walks. After t h e ; ! .;, AVENEL BANTAM BOW1.1NC. l.EAGl'K: - Champs are picRyan, javelin. Markulin and RIPwas sponsored by tho Abbr Lumber Co., AvrntL tured above. Left to ripht. (*or R e Allen, Frank Schepisi, tallies, t h e re^t mVl. f. aldi tied for first place for the Ken Steinberg u;i, ••.,.r Barrens in the broad jump, if Uni^n'* oneiiiir • I 100 yard dash — 1. Morse ' W ment and younp chu-'.-.-r 2. Markulin (W), 3. Muha 'VY Time: 10.3 REMINGTON - N A S C A R hrough wilh a <-. n,:, 'ormance by limiting v,- i | 220 yanl dash - 1. Morse <W .tock sto< car racing in north-eastern •2. Markulin (W), 3. Muha 'W states makes its 1964 debut Satur- 0 two hits over th>- 1,:, day night, April 25, at the popular listances. Durinp 1^ .:1 • • Time: 18.7. M» ytrd HID - 1. Brehens «\\ Flemington Fairgrounds, Route 30dium, he allowed nn '. ;,anents to reach kw 2. Wooten (TJ), 3. Forziati <VY here. After setting do", n •, Time: 880 54,5 yanl run - 1. FreednW Competing for a record opening even swingers to ;i]i;i-: 1 ni ht u r s e of 2300 w n tn 'TJ), 2. Barey (W), 3. itie) Spikes 8 P S ' •* « ilate, Steinberg \ii\w -.,;, •TJ) and Leahy (Wi Time- 2 i0 3 l s t a n d o u t r a c e d r i v e r s in fi^t-dass iass, then commem•-: •.MBe Run - 1. Handerson • T.I > ! (1< l ui Bn ient . ^ s a m e combination iie next 11 batters in ; 1 ( 2. Gneiting (W) 3. Thomas -•'ithat-prompted turnaway crowds The lone hits oft Sivir.v: to patronize the big fair grounds Time: 4.43.7. throughout the 23-meet schedule John Walters" sinc-le ;r. High hurdles — 1. Stevenson last year. inning and Walt f\ t \ .; and Roger Kuchar A Wcodbridge coach will ,'W), 2. Stmkovich <W>, 3. Golker Boasting America's only four- he eighth. i'W). Time: 15.4 cornered clavsurfaced stock car Bruce Gyenes, the W-,. be among seven to be honored at the VIPS AnLow hurdles — 1. Stevenson 1VV1 nual Awards Night banquet May 2 at the Ameri- ; 2. Simkovich (W), 3. Davis iTJ) star talent, Flemington's general •tatter, was charp.d -.•. defeat. He was follimi-d can Legion Home. •• j Time: 20.8 diamond dias by Steve hw. i f r T P Woodbridge b y j W ^ ^ ^ ^ e ' n t . CHARLIE SPEAKS j Foglia and Carmine Ns] promises forfeit. Phil Hansen, t h e former Woodbridge Little | , t h e 6 g gun in (he Leaguer and high school baseball star, is being i__ 2. De"Mareo <W>', 3. Garcii• fTJV conditioned _r_ pleasing programs every Saturday also stars on the foo!h;i!!,fie!i| iHeight: 1015". counted upon to lead MHIIgart'Cciflege oi Ken". T night." with two singles and a Im Discus - 1. Scarola <W\ 2. tucky to anpther successful season. Last year Gnas (TJ), 3. Zliovewski IW). Saturday, April 18, has been in six jaunts from t Ktnamed as the date for the annual Richie Helwip drove in \h. Phil was named to the All Conference team after [ Distance: 123' 6H". Shot put - 1. Gnas (TJ), 2.pre-seasonpractice w o r k o u t s with two timely sinples. pacing the Buffaloes in home runs and runs baRyan (\S'K 3. Scarola (W) Dis-when drivers will trot out for rigtted in. . . . Joe Racz, the race oar builder, has orous speed'-trials the machines tance: 48' 10'z". entered a new car,in the Old Bridge Speedway Javelin — 1. Ryan (W), 2. Laun- they have either built since last Director Nuni.s now lu< si;* October, when the 1963 season hardt (Wi. 3. Dickson (Wi. Distime trials and it will ,be driven by former Four Indianapolis ",W r.nna ended, or have completely over- Besides Jnoes, they aiv Rndisl tance: 165'6'.i" champion Pete Frazee of Rahway., . . The AveBroad jump — l. (tie) Markulin hauled during the past winter. Ward of Speedway, lml. A J.| nel Junior and Bantam Bowling Leagues will (W) and Rinaldi (W), 3. Wooton NASCAR officials, headed u] Foyt of Houston, Texas, and? The team BUI Kupovetz. Frank Stanziola and Jeff Dragos, AVENEL JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE: - Champions are by Bob Sail, former eastern sprin' Ruttman of Dearborns Mid hold their annual ffonquet Sunday afternoon at (TJ) Distance: 20*7%". was sponsored by (he Ortem Sportswean? Been in the above photo. From left to right: Peter Cocuzza, car racing king and now national! the Cranwood Inn. Trophies will be presented Foyt, three time n;iii»rul rx-l field manager, will supervise the ing champion, collected Snortl to the circuit's top pin splashers.,.. Additional speed tryouts on the 18th and clear last year as he won livo na:iuii| coaching opportunities will be made by the the'decks, paperwise, for the oftitle classics. He ai.jiiimi a ficial on the 25th. Indianapolis marathon in 1*'. ci season-opener ep local Board of Education in the near future Manyy improvements have been Ward, winner at Indi,m;ipolt! „ One of ^ proudest apfilers pji our. inland h l i d i d Scol Plains - Boxers fiubinjgiade to the .,„ „,., 1962, Dockt'tfl » w » | waterways last &lii«S£y' infr':WWii'¥eit&• *# > " J k , Joe <!lar V ••registering'five m triiimA| M COLONIA - Woodbridge High dello, former boxer Lou Halpar, gram, all to be observed on prac He is an ex-nati'innl Avenel who hooked two bass and three rainSchool's golf team, coached by New Jersey State Athletic Com- tice day and designed for bettei and, bke Foyt, h;i< bow trout - the largest measuring.20 inches and Ernie. Dubay, made its spring sea- missioner Joseph Walker and spectator accommodations; t b Trenton classics son's debut with a m • \V* loss promoter Sam Bartoletta will be half-mile srjeedwav is in tip-to weighing 3'/4 pounds The Woodbridge High AVENEL - St. Andrews, the Ruttman, Indiana^'! to Union and a 9 - 9 tie compet- honored at the eight annual din- condition after weeks of groomra golf team will play host to their opponents at team of destiny in the Trenton in 1952, was not vny . ing against Edison. ner of the New Jersey Boxing by the race, track working p e r season, earning $15,177 ; the Colonia Country Club Hi Averill's father Diocese CYO Basketball Tournament after two straight victories, Union, the 1963 New Jersey Writers Association Saturday sonnel. Jones, present prsi- or of * holds the distinction of having served as cap- reached the all important semiState, champions, encountered night at SnuRy's Steak House. Practice on the 18th, which wi world speed record mi1 re mi little difficulty handling the Bar- Carter, a top-ranked middle- be open to the public from o n ovals, such as Trent'; . 1 3 ^ "tain of the University of Connecticut's football finals and will meet the Monmouth County champions, Mt. C a m e l of rons on the Suburban Country weight contender from Peterson, through four p.m., will lead fa course, finished sw-t1^ n and bas«ball teams during his athletic career Asbury Park, tonight on the TrenClub fairways and greens while will be honored as New Jersey's the April 25 inaugural kicking off •'s inaugural cvn ral years back. AVENEL — After a close race are and Plumbing. Fighter of the Year. He cliton court. posting a one-sided decision. the 7-event.combination pro w ' . _ . Individual bowling honors went i_!_ - _ _ J . i n nere, in both the Junior, and Bantam maxed his 1963 performances at DID YOU KNOW THAT rookie card at 7 p.m. Earlier in the season, St. AnTim Moran will a 381 twoJack Broadent, the individual Pittsburgh in December by Bowling Leagues, Ortem Sports'Ihe grandstand ami ^# i Joe McLaughlin is a legitimate correspond- drews, coached by Nelson Avery wear and Abbe Lumber emerged ame total and a high single game state champ, paced Union with a knocking out world welterweight it Aqueduct race track i••'•^*and his assistant Buzz Ucci, won sizzling 44 card over the nane hole ) of 209. J. Mahr completed ent for USAC and will cover the Indianapolis the Amboy Area CYO League the ]fl64 champions in their rechampion Emile Griffith in the fl acres with I nuli ' ' ** he schedule With an average of course to defeat Andy Boyle of Mil 500 race next m o n t h . . . . A former Woodbridge championship and the St. Steph- spective circuits. round of a non-title 10 eet o( floor spare w Woodbridge, 3-0. 45 lo win a coveted award. rounder. The winning Ortem club was High School football coach would like to be- en's Invitation Tournament and composed of F. Stanziola, W. Ku- Most improved honors for the Also recording 3-0 scores over come a vice principal in our school system. . . . are npw on the path to annexing bovetz, P. Cocuzza, G. Story and antam group wound up in a tietheir Woodbridge adversaries Giardello, middleweight titleholder, will be honored as the a state crown to add to their Ernie Dubay has definitely decided to resign present laurels. J. Dragos, who contributed out-1 ith A, Leanza and J. Mahr shar were Union's Richie Tafior and |Comeback Fighter of the Year Bob Schupka. The former golfig the laurels for their accom OCEAN PORT - Will History refrom his position with the Recreation DepartIn the opening game of the com- standing performances during the lishments, er's tally of 40 was low during for his thrilling dethronement of course of the season, At the close peat at Monmdith Park this sumDick Tiger of Nigeria, via a 15NEW JIRSIVS SMAITH' the scholastic match. The best ment. . . . For the first time in 10 years, Joe petition, the Avenel club engaged of the regular season, the chamTrophies will be presented to allscore for Woodbridge was a 46 round decision at Atlantic City's mer? SUPPW eiw St. Ann's of Keansburg and, gave Nagy and Joe Gyenes have not mentioned the pions were followed by the Mclver Convention Hall in December. The BieberJacobs Stable, which ENTERTAINMKM oys who participated in the turned in by Bob Bascher, a demonstration of their all The Cherry Hill resident is fight- won the $100,000 Guaranteed Saprevival of their baseball careers Hettry Ober- around ability by trouncing their Association, Avenel Lions Club, leaque during the past season at Avenel Shop-Rite, Democrat and banquet to be held Sunday af- Woodbridge and Edison met at FRIDAY & ing Joe Rivera in a non-title na- ling in 1960 with Hail to Reason, lies and Joe Grace are currently writing an arti- opponents by a one sided 47-20 Civic Club of East Avenel, St rnoon at the Cranwood Inn. Inthe Colonia Country Club course tional TV 10-rounder at Cleve- and which also accounted for the score. George Pharmacy, A m e r i c u s ited quests will include parents ol and it was even at the termination land, Friday night and will fly $100,000 Guaranteed Sorority in cle pertaining to sports of the past for the inSt. Andrew's got off to a slow home Saturday for the dinner. dependent-Leader and it should be a good one start in the first period, outsjioot- Craftsmen's Club of Woodbridge he young bowlers and the spon of 12 holes of play. 1962 with Affectionately, is primed and Daidone Cleaners. The best on the fairways for the Kalper, a leading welterweight for another assault this season ors of the various teams. since both (ire local historians.... Zully Mayer ing the Keansburg cagers, 12-7, Barrons was Don Filarowicd who and' middleweight in the 1930s, finally admitted that his wife, Betty, could play but it was a different story in the During the season, the high set At a recent meeting, coaches shot a 45 to conquer his opponent will receive the Old Fighter's agajnst Monmouth's rich features for 2-year-olds. second when Coach Avery's group of 570 was rolled by Luke Coyle, George Mirkovich, William DwyLen Tylka, 2-1. Ron Morgan was Trophy. A resident of Hillside Partners Hirsch Jacobs and both baseball and basketball better than he ' 1 off 19 points while holding Jr., while the high average of 170 er, Walter Place, WaUffMulvihill. _.•pyle . and, also a big pojnt coUfrptor r-Qum». pposition scoreless to take was chal] could back in the late '30s. . . . Jeff Schundler I, *9-T,-anhB-halflJ««nh1«!l'-' to the six furlong Sapling, to be l 'mil Russell expressed tlieir tfieir ap- bay'scluBiwithaM">4- H de-Elizahefi Halter will be 'f is seeking a scholarship to Princeton':.; ."Mrs. sented the awardd by b his run August 8, and have 11 fillies 216. The most improved trophy preciation for the cooperation re- cision over Al Tariska. Nelson Avery handles most of the publicity for manager, Willie G i t o b e r g of nominateij to the six furlong SorSt. Andrew's slacked off during will be presented to W. Sobiesk: ceived during the past season Woodbridge, with a 0-1-1 record, the championship St. Andrew's basketball team the second half and coasted home at the organization's annual ban rom the team sponsors in the two will play host to Cranford thisl Newark, now a wrestling and ority, whifh will be contested Augafternoon at the Colonia Country boxing promoter ust 1. Wore than 1,250 young leagues. which her husband coaches. . . . Windsor Lakis to one of their most impressive quet. Club. Walker will recevie the .annual horses are still eligible to the comAbbe Lumber was crowned thi was never president of Lehigh U. due only to the victories of the current campaign. Union 16'j, • Woodbridge W, contributory award for his long plementary events. A second Andy Duscak was St. Andrew's Bantam League champions aftei lack of a degree. Points years of service in behalf of payment of $50 per nomination is l a the Mu.k «< 1 most effectim shooter on the floor a most successful season -on the THE Majestic Lanes' alleys. The mem lack Broadbent, (U) 44 3 boxing. "Brother of former due on or before April 15. with 1} pouils, whil^ Jiis team1 Andy JJoyle, (W) 48 0 world chatnpion Mickey Walker, Interestingly, many of the Bie- ESQUIRES mate, Roger Kuchar, followed bers of the victorious aggregation Rich Taylor, <U>' 40 3 Joe serve* as a referee for years ber-Jacobs colts in the Sapling with to. Despite an injured ankle, included f?. Russell, G. Allen, P ,,., i-.su." MONDAY Svoboda, V. Schipisi and S. Qzl Bob Basclwr, <W) 46 0 before being appointed to his were sirra by Hail to Reason. So Rummage contributed to His Behind the Lumbermen at the TRENTON - Parnelli Jones, Don Wade, HI) p s most most recent recent a _|on of this fine r«ce horse may COUNTESS 47 2W ppresent post (Continued on Page IS) hi conclusion oi the winter campaign number one money winner in 'im Cb«r«i»W«. (W) 52 Vt achievement * m the stifleaing JQ£ the hoof prints' of his fa- R0SEMAK1K with Bub &'lui|ika, (UJ l """"? l\W.'?<# IJ*itrici»p Wijliani 1963 auto Nito£, l*ai 4S , 1 the New Jerseyy rul«i ru«i to tf stock Rambters,«, 48. ft measures!! , Inc., Avenel Coal arid "OHi Dave Christensen SJT 0 safety Co-incidcntally, one of the BieI Metro Mutors and Avenel Hard- seventh annual spring 100 mile Bryan Hiehards, (Ut 46 2V4Bartolett* will receive the ber*Jacubs fillies nominated to the EDISON BOWL 0 MAT USAC national championship race iton Morgan, (W) 52 Vi group's first Appreciation Award Sorority is Admiring, who is all WOMEN'S CLASSIC 48 Vh for his efforts in bringing New half-sister to Affectionately. Thus for Indianapolis Speedway cars Chuck Furduny, (U) Jersey its first world champion- Affectionately's Kinswoman also Don Kilarowicz 51 Edison Bowl O Mat and stars at the Trenton Speedship fight in more than 13 years has a chance l« reiwat u memor-| ST CECELIA'S WOMEN'S High Games: Jay Mankuski, 232 way Sunday. T*he race will start Woodbridge t - Edison « He beaded the promotional |abje family triumph. Mfltuotou Kecreutlou O u l t r Lit Kath 209, Vickie Karuu»ky I Mark Mathiasen, (E) 41 2'/, that staged the Giardello-T at 3 tb p.m. Gamut: loltue Masta^ Lee Fogg 198, Kitty Hat» ISM). "I like the Sapling and the SoBob Bascher, ( « ) 47 Vt fight at Atlantic City The flashy Torrenoe, California, Faye MHx, Wi, Aim Koc-| High Setti: Kitty Haas 525, Jean rority," says Jacobs. 11 timei ON KVKRY HAT Mike Warder, <Ki 43 S Mickey Walker, Barney ROM, 182; Muriel Mifauo. 1?/; Frank 520: Jay Mankoski 51S; l pmlbtw earned (178,506 last Andy Boyle, (W) IN STOCK! 47 0 Jim Braddock and Freddie (Red) America's leading trainer. "Of 171 The LArgeftt Kclctlluu of Mtu'K year, breaking all records as heDon Filarowiez, IW) Fogg 512; Vickie Karausky 507; 45 2 Cochrane, all former world course, you can say I a n prejuUnit In (In- KdllUll H*jr Art*, Sets: Hose Butiiholz, 508; Betty Szabo 501. to victory in the Indian-Len Tylka, (E) 48 1 champions, will head », large diced, ainee our horses won both "Bitter Hats for More Men MastupeU;!', 5U2; Ann Kuc Leaders: Jean Frank, 334 4ti; 53 2 groupp of former boxing greats races but I really mean tt. The "500." Jones, former na John Heward, IE) Sapling and Sorority are annual• • • for teis Money" JJm Cherepanya, <W) 54 1 Betty Szabo, 316.03; Lucille tiro-ll SPORTING GOODS iiun.il h|iiint car king, will drive d, i V o former ly the first major eastern tests for to attend, (1) Marct'l &Hua b u gun, 316.29; Terry Pinkowsky,]] 322 State St., I'rtlU .'\111buy Ron Morgan, <W) 49 2'/4 expected New Jersey State Athletic Com 2-yeai'-oIJs, ill :: UBi I 1 rtgujanian's Bowes Seal Al Tariska, (K) a n d they reveal for ffi'-i (2) Mary's 314.15. ' 56 % Nnn&i Ab Abe i MUND.'t) a me for other lniiseiiien jwst Iww K,I.M s o c i a l , a 138,060 Ottennau !iti, '.Q U) Authuily'i Dave Clirislt'iisen (W) 51 3 erson and John Hull uf 638 Florida Grove R i , P. A. m i y Liu Igood our young stock really in." RJuaiiiwed on Page la) WM W/I (4) Kry met. Dave Johnson, (E) 97 t will also be on 1 (Cuutbued 0 Inaugural Set Indianapolis ~500" Semi-Finals in Tourney St. Andrews Golfers Lose, Boxing Writers To Honor Five Ortem, Abbe Lumber New Avenel Bowling Champs Will History Be Repeated? Indianapolis Signs Jones Strikes & Spares IGOLFCLUB RENTALS |$1.00PerDay OFF! D. PINELLI Prw nde ntrLeader (M-) Semi-Finals resiling at iniple HaU makes cars ntlrarlivc display . Ken p ; 1 with Ar History (Continued from Sport Page) Owners of the winners of both i the Sapling and Sorority receive purses of at least W0.000, plua handsome and costly trophies designed by the famed New York jeweler*, earlier, Inc. In addition there are special cash bonuses for the breeders of tho first fou' horses across the wire in each who was the All Star race. Thin if the owner is also h;iiii|iiiiii at Dallas? the breeder, his reward Is con u,>i, stinmpe of D*jw>H slderably enhanced. ASK ME Hall. N.C LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICKS I.FOA1. NOTICES ^ „,,„,, „,„,. • ,, M i l l , . ;i5 thire game final ', in beat Tommy Tultl* el LEf.U. NOTICES ruses for orowlinfi thieves claims iH'tnnt southerly one hiindrrd «nd Wondbrldge National Bank, locattd AiMKlktlon, Ioe»t«d tn Ford«. In th» rttht to n)t« *m M ot o»rt. »t v , . „ . , , . A ? , i i » . i i r m k no on« hundredth! fen H00 00) In tht Township of Woodbrtd|s, tbt Tnwiiihlp of W o o d b r t d n v o J thU bid, « d to * « ! « my !»• In tht b«n lnt«f<«t ol the Keystone Mllomohlle Club. l n m t h e i n s e r t i o n of the *-wi- SUM of N«* Jersey, und»r th« pro- S u u of H«w JWMT. und«r th* f tht Uw* of th* United thee Botrd. coed care nf a child is «rly Htrwt wittvvliloM Takine R ld is y sideline of Rynn y »lalon» of ths lawi of the Unlt»0 Bww«, ib*ll o« mtm«l Mid ennII li thi MponHbllltT at « » « . . „»(£<. W i W inha in th» * • WUtherl? slUMIne of rttlfl Nnr;8ttW, ihiill b« rttlfled Hid con flrmM, rablKt to tn» ipproul of oontt«fltor to rtalt tht rit« wd tak* Ode Ot the hardest Johs in the B r u n > v 1 c l t A w n u e ; wld h,mnnlng|flnne(l, wblwit of | l b l t to t lh* lh* uppTOTil u l of tht OomptrolKr o< tht Currtncr. til mn«ir«in«nM. World—and one of the m i s t Im- point beingg »lw thn of the fun-mey. hn «o«thmMerlT|tl»« «o«thMerlT|tl»« rjomptroller jmp y ;p •n» BloMUful BWdtt mv* tob»,WMhiniton. D C C. fmrt for the [iiir W h l B t . D. C, uid for th« put; nnrlanl tnn " d a i m i t f of llot t Nn N 174 «h<ron h<ro on »WMhiniton ™rntr d * ^ 7 , o tlnd «pon any nthfr h poiw of TOtln| upon any o«i«F ricut* urid ImUll t M u»ppro»»« portant tOO Claims t n ^ b ( | h ( , r e m | B ( J , r rt MOM of lh» bid hT J " " • ' • " • • n Incidental v> the l to Uifnrc (I) Bnuth t w m t y n Society Of New Jersey «phlnii O'Hr1«i. Mrrmtt ropy montfr of the t»o banlti. A ropT n , fiftyy six mlnuWii We«t. i» J5'm«rier nt lh» two bu V l*mb, Pr«lil«nt , M « - (if th» aforwald Mr««mimt. ' « ' limnire Sam >*• W) fifty and no oni> liimdrrdlln.ot tht »for«imld Mtr umpire nam ^ „,,„,., „,„,. ,. y > mHorUjr of dlr»c- euled by Bo»m of MUM mfl uta(1 b y > mijoniy m j y of lh» dltw.ton mfl h two h»nU, h U Jtmtldln* tldl di Flaherty, Flaherty M n , o f R y l l n atrwt to > nomt. andd tort ot «Mh of th« two h»nkj, pro- of off th« Carngan, John (licdi C.P.4/MH/M • " • for th« a\tt%n, m on file[for th* Bi«rgM, >• nn fill i t lh« Bob Stewart and Ed Hurley are <iom»t -t with B nrnss in .-ourtow vldtni n»ii»rt<n1 tturtnn h bankk and d may b» b I t d b » indd m«v m»y l » In»ii»rt<n1 b»n« it tu« KOTim natives of Massachusetts. ''" °» n««>*«t«i . rom-r < > r w. Duilnan hour* iNo. 171; th«nr« (2) yttnrtli ^uty four duiinn business hour* T»»»i notlM th»t on ThuTttay, W SMLtN ROOfiRVH,T, dpgrw* four mlMw'i WPSI (N M" W. «MI.BN IUT 7 1M4 >t l:O0 o'clock ln th» M W) one hiiB|FM iiiul no o i u LEOAl NOTICES ""•"' .tternoon. in. ROBTOT ILROt hunrtrtdtlw f»t. (loooni M<HIR tin- April %, \K* AMU 1. 19M. ^ , „ MW.VIN lndl»litil»lly »nd f»ttWT 140 7 0 dUldlnK line of l o t No n i u n d i l i . 4/a->-l«-JS-30/M SM.F Mirt O«««1l»n of JOHN l.AWHEfCl I L 4/J-J-H-M-JO/M Lot No. 172 to » point »nrt potnor SUPERIOR (Ol'RT MEI.VrH. »na PATRICIA MARI« set with n wood Rink*1 In t.h* nouthTo; w - « K m l%tttj »t»t« Drtnttmfni of jMm.VIN. i h ^ l apply to the OF NKW JERSF.V eiiiMrly romer of Ixit No. IM; NOTICE Of PUBLIC 1*1,1 CWl liinlr» F,i«mln«llnni CIIANCFRY DIVISION I«M County Court i t tti« thence (3i Nmtli U n i t y [Ivo do TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN' i Op«n to clUniu. 11 rnonthn Mil ICnunly ffliiri Hmi» In th« City of rnrnm.KNRx COINTY ^rera, fifty sit IHIUHICH o:wt IM 2.V At a r«»ul»r mMUni of th« Mu- d«nt In Woodhrlttg* Townfiiip Dorki-I N « F I'M M 'N»W nnmnwick Nfw Strtry. for • hiiiidredtlu nldpal Council of th« To»-niililp of C!*rk 8t«no|(r«ph«t. Bulnry. "— BROADWAY MlITUAIr RAVINOS T\iMd»y, April 7. tact Hunlclp*! AuttwrttlM fm ND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ffet ( )M M ) nlonn th» l » « lint Q(|| WooObrld«* IMld T\iM of ROBBRT JOHN MITm No 185 »nd l o t No No, 1«2 to B B ;; IIH H dlr«ct»d l t d Ui U d t l h r» » R»U« th» R»U«. H 44 ,4 I W M d IEWARK, N. J n N»w .Isrwy Cnr- U t No nornfr set,with s e t w i t h » *oori' t on W d W«1nMd»y Mfnln«.|| Clerk R»l«ry. Oonn.-t Mu- JOHN LAWnWCl M *oori' | [, c t lorallon, l» Pltlntin, nncl JOHN R pointt find nornfr Ck Typlit, T MrTCMfU.. Ink H C " ' ulity ' y fouTiAnrU ' tnt Rnlnry (41 South iAnrU 11 1904, 1904, th« M M m U p u l Cm.nCm.n nlclpW nclpW AuthorHlM A y M M . fant hr hi. lather and Ouardlan ad PATKIHA MANaA d d l d ( t i l l i llti>tn HOBKRT JOHN MITCH1UI, mttt lour ml.iiilcs emit 18 M ° | c ( { will m t t t at » pp. m. (EST), In Announctd do«lnjt dmr ("t tillni hli wife, and N E W JKHBEY do< M«morl»l «ppllc«tlon«, April 1*. IM4 Appllo*- and PATRICIA MARK MITCH1U,. l A W * TRBOT COMPANY, n New IJ4' B) oil* ln.ndred and no o n e i ^ , council ChHmb'r. f>nf tjmmy UMIlf W*tauilTi<tWi BnlMinn. Wnmt1irMi*, ! tl«» WlH H* KMpt«d Irom HUh Israey Corporation, are Defendant*. h n UUi H O T —~--^.. utLVia n o s n t ? H.ROT .. Writ of Execution for the mile of rpnr lln« of l o t s No. 174, 175, 176|H«w J«rwy und e«ixv<» nnd wll n Bchool fl»nlor» For nppllcntlnn«, dnIniluldually and fath«r »n<t nortgageri premises <i;it«i February nnd m to the wtirttrly Bldclln* "f'public Mil »nd Ifl t'lf hlKtiMt bld-'tlta, and minimum q.iallflcatloni, OiiartlUn ot JOHN LAWRKKO1 IRynn Btreat nnd the point a n d ( , j , r ««ordln« to ternn o( aalt "n applyy to of Civil B«T»o Dcpartmont p 17th, 1864. MCI.VIN and PATRICIA. MA| f l | , w i t B the Rf»ll R«1M S H T t N J » e of BEOWNINO. , Suite . Trontnn, R«1M«> I>piwt I>piwtHoii*. Nf« Jer By virtue of the above ntntntl pl»ce RIK MP.V1N , d e w r , 1 ) r r t p t o p m , „ known|m | t n t and Munlflpal O r * np»n to «*V or from ih« branch of fire 10 SAMUBI. KAPIAN. RBQ «w J»r S-7 Cookt H\ on i lmpectlon and to l» puhiii-iv rwiri Mulberry Btrwt, N«*«rt Rt jnihlln vplv , of prior to (ale I<iU 17M-I740 Incl. In ••"»• J«raey Canilldaltii will rocelv* no furUior Block 44J-A 'ti th» Goodrldge Pwk. 2fl2 Building Attorney for Petition* WE0N1B8DAT, THK Mud DAY OF notice to uppsar i lltunwd »t Fords, Nfw Jersey, l Township A»«i«Ill«llt. Map CP. 4/9-18-J3-3O/'M APRIIJ A. D.. U04, , K<amln«tlnns will tn held Satur«rt? of Mettirhnn Kpnlty a n d j Tak« further notlfi that ih« Mu- day, May 9. 1M4 at S00 a.m. Ajipllit the hour of two o'clock by the proveinent Co.," u (lli-d In ;h«n ptevalllDf! (Sttindard or Dayiranti will report to Thotnaa Jetf«r- New Jtrwy Itat* Depattmtat «l flee of the Clerk i light 8«7lng) time, ln th« sfMrnoon lOl. Hllh School, i M t 8ooU Place. Cltll Serriee I u m l n a U « U if th« mid a*?, »t the Slierlff'ii OtOpen to cltlnna, 11 month* r « l No. 289. will Bid Ira in the City of New Brunswick, dent In Cart#rei I J. TOOKTHITR with all and alngulnr with all other df mils ;x?ri.lnpnt Clerk SWnopaphw, 8aJar7, Conthe tenement*, hereditament* uid isnld minimum' price heinc »l5fl nn AH tllat tract or (jnrrtl nf Und tact Municipal AuthorltlM for BtUMIDDMtSKX COUNTT belonglim plus cost* of prfpartni <1ei>d «nd art-: mid premlsea, herelnatwr partlcu- 'appurtenanrea or fl wls larlf dMcrlbed. (Ituau In tho Town'" ny « appertaining and the vertlslng this enl» 8ftld pfOP*rtv U mnrf p*rtl<Hllarlv HoiulnR Authority, Contact •i\\V ot WoodbrtdRe, In the County v e r s i o n or r«ver«lon*, romnlndir p T. An AuthorltlM for 5f-Mlddle«ex aim Hint* of Newl 1 "' 1 rcninliid«ra, rents, lasuoi nnd described M follown. ;._.„. profits thPrnof, AND AlflO all tlif W. aide ot Kennedy Tiwe. I»lln,;wood*"j. Hartley, (iVotased, by fMrcc-l1***"„„,_ , .estaW, Tight, title Iniewst, properBBOINNIKO at a point on the ; t y poMe'ssion, 0 |al,,, nn rt dirnatid m' *. otl Flume Hi., i Undeveloped) i t | o n o j E]ni»r B, Brown, 8urroK«te! Clerk ai^r I or saSan lary southerly tldellne of n btrwt <IIB- I whatsoever, na well In lnw w In Condition of Hale: Nf. huiidinn r*r- ot thr Cminty ol Mlddlwwx, tmreiiyi"lf Ll0 rK . . , , ' , ' , . ,.„,„„.» . i , , n i - i tant 50 f « t Easttrly from tho Intrr, t y o f t h ( ! M o , | M o t ,, ( l n & m l mlt other thnn nny luiiluirlzfd «<•-! given notice to the creditors of Hie: u Mctlon of the «nld southerly i ternary uae approved by th«. wnlnd jwM Elwood J Hndley to hrt.u In Houslnn Authority. (_.onuct_Munlolevory part and ordinance to the Biune, fur Sultry rules. of the Township of Wood-1 their of B Street with the Easterly side- pureel thereof, withh the ;nmlinn rVUtl h nppurt<nnftuiii'wl rloslnK dsip for filing at-\ , thfl (•stfi w of the line of D Strc«t and from thfncc janc*3, and all fltturen now or hetr- bridge shall lw> Issued leatlon.v April 24, 1884. Appllc»Take further notice that at ' OI\U\ or ess 1)0 nfter nttnchM to or u»<l In conunnlns!s! (1) ( ) South from High minutes East 50 0 ffeet alnim the said nection with the premises herein southerly Hdfllnfl ol H .Street to a described, nnd ln addition thereto. polnt: thence 12) South 4 | b l l l n o t l n limitation of the foredecree* 00 nilnutt:.H Wi>st loo fwt Vi BOlng nny household IKilnt; Uiencn ruiiiilia: i^!) North lext hcrclnnfter rtevrib*d, which T ANDEB60N, III. Bfl (Ipurcos 00 nilnutc.i Wrst 50 feel .re, and shall be deemed to be, flx- bidder us It moy wlrnt, rtua 8t»S; Hiiirt. New j.rAdminUtminr with Will !"" point, thenr^ running Ml ures and a part of the realty, and bolng RU»n W tflrm« and mfinnst ot I or nuir« mlnlll smieied., •», Nnrlli 4 rlcgrees no mlnutfla East ire a portion of the security for the payment. In Cnndldnto* will recelre no further ,ted: April 14th, 1«M. bids shnll hf rwelvcd. ion feet to « point nn the aald indebtedness herein mentioned: 2 miun bid notice lo appear. ^ Upon iwceptanrf nf tlie minimum RIDDLE FISHER, B3Q. southerly Bldellne or n Htrte.t and rangm 110000 - 17 aluminum S3 Examinations will be- Mid B«t\urbid. or bid abovfl minimum, by th« the point and place of HKCllNNINO. •187.00. Maplewood Avenue, day, May 0, 1M4 at 0.00 am. AppliMunlclpftl Council «nd tlm p»ym«nt [BPlewood. New Jersey. cants wilbreport to Thomas JefferThe above me'teu and bounda deThe approximate amount of the thereof by the purchaser ivccordlng son High School. Ea«t Scott Piece, scription wfts drawn in Rccordance ludirment to be aotUfled by tnld to the m&nncT of p\irchM* In ac- Attorney lie.oo tlt»abeth, New Jersey. 4/16-33-30-5/1/64 with survey made by Kdwnrd C. Bale la the sum of nineteen Thous- cordance with terms of sale on file, CP. 4/1-H/M W)*) Rnllly & AsaoclaUn dat^d December and, Elghty-Sli («19,08e.00) Dollars the Township will dellvct n bargain NOTICE 32, 1959 and continued to June 17, nore or less together with the costfl »nd »«1B deed for mid premises. NOTICB Take notice thnt Avenel Memorial I(M1. Tak« notice that the Oarteret if thli'ssle. D»«d: April 7. 1964 ost #11M V.P.W. Inc., has applied Board of Adjustment will conduct Together with all and singular HEINO also known as Lota 3 flt 4 JOSEPH VALBNTI 9 the Municipal Council of the a public hearing la the BoKmfh In Block 851 on the Woodbridge he rlehw, prtvllegee, hereditaments Munldpil Olert Township of Woodbridge tor tlie 1s- Hall, Oooke Avenue, Oarteret, New md appivtenanct* thereunto b«Township AaMnment Mnp. IX.4/»4«/M iuanc« of a Club license for prem- Jer*e.y, on Tuesday the 28th. day The approximate amount of the lonKlng or ln anywise spp*rtalnlng ss dtuated at Park Avenue, Ave- of April, 1984 Bt 8:00 p.m. Judgment to be satlsflctl by said sale The aubscrtber reserves the right to rt, TowBJhlp of Woodbridge, New NOTICE OF PROPOIID BANK Tho purpose ot the hearing Is «0 Is the eum of Fifteen Thoujand, tdjourn mid sale from tlm* to time irtey. MERGER aftord all persons Interested, an opTiro Hundred (115.200 00) Dollars sublKrt only to such limitation* or ObJeoOons, It any, ahould be ortMnlty to be heard In Tefenmc* more or lcs* together with the c o i n restrictions upon the ex«rcl«e ot NOTICE IS HERHBT OIVBH tH»t such power M niay be specially pro- application h u been made to the Made immediately In writing to to the appllofttlon ot aeneral Amof this sale. Comptroller of the Currency, Wash- Joeeph V. Vaientl, Municipal Clerk, irloau Tank Storage Terminal for Together with all and singular the irided. by lnw or nites of Court. ROBERT H. JAMISON, i Vse Permit under the Zoning Orington J5, D. C, for hU consent to Woodbridge, New Jeney. rights, privileges, hereditament* and llnance ot the Borough of Oarteret, Signed: » merger of Hrit Brak tad Truit Sheriff. appurtenances tliereuuto belonglnK O. W. CHRIBT0FFBR8HN, permitting the aald applicant to Conipmy, National Association, or ln Miywlsa appertaining. The DICKSON 4c CREIOHTON, construct and use six (6) 5,000 barCommander Fords New Jersey, and Woodbrldge subscriber reserves the right to adAUoruayt. rel tanks with associate! piping tn tOUIB VABYTJ, National Bank, Woodbridge, Ke» journ said sale from time to time IX. 4/16-J3-30-5/7/M Block 9, Lot 3 ln the Borough of Quart*rmast«T (Treasurer) Jersey. luliject only to such limitation!? or OaJMret. rNtrtctloBl upon the exercise of RESOI^IJIIOK TjODia AXT, Adjutant It Is contemplated that all ©facet such powtr u may be micclally pro> Tak« Notice thnt on the flth day of the above named banks will conVl«-M/M I8-80 GENERAL AMERICAN TANK Tided by U * o i nils* of Court. of April, 1964, the Zoning Board of tinue to be operated BTORACJE TERMINALS BOBBKT H, JAMISON. Adjuannent ot the Township of This notice Is published puriUMV CABTERET BOARD Qt EDUCATION a Division of -•', SUerlir Woodfcldge, fitter a public hearing to 8«ct1on 18(c» of the Federal ~ GENERAL AMERICAN NOTICE TO BIDDERS denied the appllrnUon of Rafflo poalt Insurance Act. MltRVIN Q WIENER, TRANSPORTATION CORP. Sealed bldi will be received by and Anthony Olntobbe for a ynrlWOO (TR8T BANK AMD TRUST U>» Boud of WUMfttin 91 fiB« OP. 4/16/6* (Continued from Sport Page) the victory by successfully directing the Avenel attack against St. Ann's. Coach Avery called on his big ; five, Duscak, Kuchar, Rummage, I'MlK i.\N" their local Ucd and Pryce, to (ace Our Lady mte Gorilla Monsoon of Perpetual Help of Bernardsville ill in a best two- and the group came through with tag tenm match still another commendable pertmorrow tomorrow formance to win the clash by a comfortable 6.1-32 tally ,,, who add up to After gaining a 31-17 lead at the uiki;ins. like to be called half and a 48-22 advantage at the ami lirst names of Jake conclusion of the third quarter, iln'ir llic newest rage he St. Andrew's coaching staff iri. ,,s Their inimit- inserted their reserve unit to wind ^'ndc the pair the up the game In the final frame . h,T. 'i,.r attraction by Duscak was a tower of strength ;tto coast. offensivelyy for St. Andrew's with I mm i'oast-1 d h y ^ y Wide W e a firpdyction off 19 points. Kuchar's total reached reached 19, impornt'heavyweight i h t total 19 But But his hi impo fofeature the pro-tance to the winning team was his VII ibllity to control both backboards uti I . m opponent who throughout the unmc. .Strong de! • 1 1 1 take on i,mi '' fensive ^ames were turni'd in by s s(.iec«." said Pryoe, "Jcci and RummnRe, who completely checked Rerrnrds\M11 pair Tton Meville's scoring threats during the Tho Great Malenko early stages of the game. , mill Frank Hlckey 1 PAGE NINETEEN Thursriav, April 16,1964 Strikes & Spares 'Continued from Sport Page) ldlhi W0OD8RIDGE F.I.K8 ,,:llh the Philadelphia BowV-Mer Lanei fuiv being released by High Games: F. Vandalen, 220 r .Wry Wolman? Manlall, 218; M. Sofcher. 211 artly three yean irt's. Can you tell me Chontos, 204: Balog. 228. High Sets: Mitchell 522; F. Van w' nf the player designated SCOKINC. CHAMP: During the past basketball season, the best M AA b.iskrtball scoring dalen, 585; Nolan, 50fi; Fisolie shooter In the Kcoreation Light Senior League wag Steven 524; Jnros. 535. Maraialj, 525, M Zapollrcuy, the Tornado star who won the scoring championi i >i';ir" Sefch. 523; Storipan, 508; Mil, V't'ikman of Seton •hip with a total at 247 points. The Woodbridge resident averSefchek, 513; Swift, 54«, Ratajcxnl aged 19 points per game. . „ ,518; Polio. 523; Chnntos, 575; ha 1 r l>k • Is ' . " |Decibus. 506: Signorelll, 507, Gen r.iu.e cuached bas- ovese, 518; Balog, M7. lion at the World's Fair looks much better in actuality than on \\ ooilbridge High? Leaders: Tigers 86-34, Wolves, ! Yes, Mure World War II 53-37; Colts, 48 42, Squirrels, «-42. 1 Continued from Edit Pagev the drawing boards. . . . Charles R. Howell, State Banking and I j M llow many sports did! chase anl Property, through Its Insurance Commissioner, has <ii METUCHEN MIXKD K;;rihn coach at WoodBureau of Construction, has comMttueben Recitation Center pleted 2,703 projects costing $93, reeled the State Real Estati ii;h7 High Games, Men: Mike Gee 000,000. This involved the award Commission" to examine • As far us w t know, footmek 201-312: Joe Karausky 199; and supervision of- more han tremely suspicious methods | bak. I'-all and track. certain second mortgage co Harold 198, U) e r r c b A oi>« f*li)lly tf£W-eMtweta Th*w «•* newpjaaiea, BorauA <K OuuMTHW ifmM ditrsling In New Jersey UK on Lote « t t , MOA. Ml A ickki NOTICE under coMtrucHuii Wl prtjects New Jersey the AlwlKOi Lincoln School, on Where IhM &* tint SHERIFF'S SALE 442A in Block 473-T, «t Harrison will benefit greatly Fords, Mew Jtrtty, Tak* turtle* that tti* Oarteret Wedneifldy etentai, Aprtl M, 4M4 Avenue. Colonlii, New Jersey, a:td SUPERIOR COIRT iX'liurtmenL BasketWOODBRIDOE NATIONAL Board of Adjustment will oonduot at eight o'clock for the following from the new World Trade Ccn170; Betty DeMOir 177; Dot Kocthat (letermlimtlon qf said Zoning OF NEW JERSEY BANK yinus played? 1, Drapes tor stage ln Abraham a public hearing In the Borough Bourd of Adlustancnt has been filed The State Treasurer claims a'ier in New York, claims the State CHANCERY DIVISION Mwski, 176-173. Woodbridge, Mew Jenet. Hall, Cooke Avenue, Oarteret, New Lincoln School In the office of sold bourd at the I.L, 4/2-K-19-23-30/64 MinillEStX OOUNTt At tin' old Parish Hous* iaa.80 1. Drapes for » t « e ln Prt. Jersey, on Tuesday the Mth day High Sets: Mike Germek, 547; good criterion for the efficiency Conservation Department. Municipal Building, Muln Street, Docket No. t-CS-M of April, 1984 at 8:00 p.m. nn Ituhway .Avenue Jn Harold Siegle, $36; Aletf-Wil olae Ulnue Scbool of any building program is theMore than 8,000 students are ex-j B O O T H _ Woodbridge, New Jorsey, and Is ,. SAVINGS The purpose ot the hearing Is to WOODBR1DOB NATIONAL BASK 3. Drapes tot stage ln all-purpose ;e under the direct- 533; Al Sorcnsen, S22; Chet percentage of the cost of change peoted to *nroll in this year's BANK, » i»; .. «So*por»tiou uvallable for Inspection. aftord all persons Interested, an oproom In Oleyeland School EDWARD &CHI,ATTER and ABE THACHTEN8ERO portunity to be heard ln reference [ Sam Gioe, Notice of Special Meeting »( orders in relation to the cost of Rutgers Summer Session. . . . and RUTH TItACHTEKBUBO, hJsl S w r e t : v r T. B o l i r d ° 4. Drapes for stage ln sll-purpow lesza, 514; Jim Shorter, 614. to the applloatlon ot General AmShareholder* room In Washington School. Township of of Woodbridge a project. In the average buildWomen: Vickie Karausky. 506; Barring rainy setbacks, striper Township wife, BBACON FINANCE COMPACT erican Tank Storage Terminal tor ,:.iks: Is is true that Joe Specifications may be obtained (4.62 of HIGHLAND 1'ARK, » corporation, I.L. 4/16/84 a Us« Permit undor the Zoning OrNOTICS 18 HEBEBY QrVIM that, at the offlo» ot the Secretary at th dinance ot the Borough of Oarteret, |itk of Carteret has been Betty Desioir, 506; Dot Koaew ing program the contingency ac- catches along Seaside Park and GENERAL I'UBLK LOAN COBcount is generally established at should increase during the bal- P0BAT1CW. s cqrppAtlon, Defenpursuant to etU of 1U directors, i Abraham Lincoln School building permitting the «ald- applicant to RESOLUTION lor the Baseball Hall Ski, 907. Notice that on the 8th day special meeting of the shareholder during business hours. construct and use one (1) 1.000 barabout 5 per cent of. the total ance of April. . . . United States dant* Writ ol execution for tfle of Take Leaders; U> N. J. Tile, 48, Bids will be opened and read a of Wuudbrldge National Bank, Wll April, 1964 the Zoning BoiW of sale of mortgaged premises dated rel aluminum tank with associated thU meeuns. «. Adjustment of the Township of be held at IU basking house (2) Metuchen Rec. 48, 42 (: building cost, Kervick said. I Senator Clifford P. Case, R., February 27th, 1994. piping In Block 8 In the Borough Yes, and has a Bldi muit be accompanied by Woodbridge, after a .public hearing Berry Street and Moore Avenue, Mary's Dress Shop 47, 43 (4) E.O "I believe that the record of! New Jersey, wants all Senators By virtue ot the above alated denied the application of Louis J the Township of WoodbrtdB, Bta< certified check In the amount ol of CarWret 1 of making it. Writ, to nie directed and delivered, GENERAL AMERICAN TANK Wickberg Co. 46, 44 (Si DoroUr the State of New Jersey in this to be queried with regard to their 1 will expose to sale dVpubllc n n - Kochy\for a variance to une an ex- of New Jersey, on Thursday, Aprl 10% of bid 01 Bid Bond. STORAGE TERMINALS inquires: Who was voted Dufault Agency, 46, 44 Separate bid* art requested on isting one family dwelling and erect 30, 1064, at 10:00 A. M,, for the pur , area since 1958 ia outstanding," dealings with Bobby Baker. . . . duo on a Division of a one family dwelling on Lots 2102, pose of considering and determlnlm each Items for each school. Mayer of the year in the THEY 22ND DAY GENERAL AMERICAN B148 must be plainly marked "Bl the State T r e a s u r e r said. The New Jersey State Fair this WEDNESDAY, 2103 and 2104U to 21O7B Inclusive ln by Tote whether an AsrMment to EDISON BOWL O M \ T OP AFPRIL A. D., 1964 TRANSPORTATION CORP. Block 468-1 on Water Street, Co- Merge toe « l d bank and First Proposal." j"('liange orders amount to less year will feature (Ml original Cur- it the liour of two o'clock by the ipnla, »5(M WOMEN'S CLASSIC inie Board of Education reeetvea CP. 4/16/64 Bank and Trust Company, Nation New Jersey and Veroon A Cltm Daniels of the Hi(;h games were rolled during 1 than one quarter of the usual rier and Ives prints depictingthen prevailing Ot-aflijard or Day- Hue, Colonla, New Jersey, and Hunt 8«vlng) time, ln I h e afternoon that determination of snld Zoning |lml Itiiidrrs, Ihe past week hy Lucille Gnogan! contingency figure. A survey of Civil War scenes. . . . Motorists of the Mild day, at the Sheriff's OfBoard of Adjustment has been tiled •I'. It.; Cjn you tell us - " - 211, Terry the approximately $160,000,000 on the Garden State Parkwa; fice In the City of New Brunswick, in the oftlct of said hoard at the 212, Rose Wysard N J. I Texas coach Darrell Royal Building, Mulu Street, Pinkowski 203 and Kitty Haas worth of construction under-this summer will he given leaf- All the following trait or parcel Municipal Woodbrldse. New Jersey, and Is ' Ins n>llcf>« football? 198. Lucille Grogan with 563 hadtaken since 1958 shows that the j lets outlining g ggeneral attractions of land and the prendies herein- available for inspection^ /.;• How long did Nick Capitol Dome . , to.* orders oj (he New Jersey Tercentenary U» Wgh Mtr*MkrndJr KM? 5 T ahoma. ' *->S*^r- i ^k|#* 1 «smi«tluM Haas 542, Hose Wysaid MO, Jean . asks: Name the Alabama Frank 516 and Ul Kath 509. to be given Hy the State w a r d -0spmahst who bootedi The first four teams and their JERSEY JipSAW: - The New of Optometrists are scheduled for I'l noals to hand his team I record*; Jean Frank 347.12; Lo- Jersey Legislature has petitioned June 16, 16 and 17 at Trenton. "July over Mississippi injcilli' Grognn 328.42; Betty Szabo!Congress to change the FederahSenate Democratic Leader Anth| Torry Pinkowski'Constitution to permit prayers in(ony Grossi, of Passaic, believes 326.47, and I.: Tlm Davis, all public schools. . . , Wholesale'Governor Hughes would be a J325.10. vine distributors located in,good vice presidential choice. . . * *»"* ITS PUNCH Pennsylvania would be required _o~ to maintain a warehouse in New Jersey to do business in the State CAPITOL CAPERS: - T h e of Health under the provisions of a bill i State passing through both houses of warns that if you're married but lie Legislature. .'. Attorney do not have a copy of the official General Arthur J Sills reports civil record of your marriage, 217 people were killed by cars in you better ^et one. . . . Only two New Jersey thus far this year, bootleggers were captured ln Governor Hughes believes- the j New Jersey during March. . . . New Jersey Tercentenary Pavi-'Bigger windshields on cars \ • advertiser ba»n'i envied (be utto UlutinUam u c 4 by bUl«l Uiej, <•) puttlnt Uw knookoui into (belt OODJT Itue, io«4 art In expenitte, d »'l worry ibout Bui Metre ii >k« ntiiJon'i boding ' «/v«fllilnj mat wrvkf. W* tubttrib* h U to that that u n t i r e with MeUo New»uiu tbto U HUl M From the start, make your wedding an occasion of long-remembered good taate and distinction. Invitation* Set the tone of formal perfection. Choose your own paper and styling from our complete selections. Consult us on any problen^s. mar Mp r«u do "Quality . . . Worthy iff th Oc&uian" CM, CALL ME 4-1111 *ifc|>lay Advertising Department [tie Independent-Leader Green Street Woodbridge MIDDLESEX PRESS (Independent-tender Building) 20 Green Street, Woodbridge Telephone MErcury 4-1111 after particularly described, altuate, EDWARD SCHLATTEB W i g »nd being ln tti» Tpwnshlp «• W*MMWIH in t&tvtftu&ty ul S»crMnry, Board of Adjustment Tnwnrtilfi « Woodbrldse MlddWsm nnrt atnte ot Hew J i m I,. 4/lC/M »5,08 Southerly side of Hudson Street SHERIFF'S SALE distant 378 feet Easterly along the Superior Court of New Jersey same from the Intersection thereof Chancery Division with the Easterly side of Port AveMiddlesex County nue nnd running thence: noeliet No. F 983-63 (1) along thn Southerly side of Hud- The Provident Institution for Havson Street North 7ft decrees, 49 ings ln Jersej City a corp, Is Plsiaminutes, 30 seconds, East, 54 tlff, and John Petro Jr. and Elaine feet; Petro, his wife are Defendant*, Writ (2) South 10 degrees. 10 mlirutos. 30 of Execution for th« sale of mortseconds. East, 100 f e d , gaged premises dated March 6th, (3) South 19 degrees, 49 minutes, 1964. 30 seconds, West, 54 fe«t; (4) North 10 degrees, 10 minutes, 30 By virtue ot the'above stated Writ, second*, West, log ftet t o the to me directed and deldvered, I southerly side of Hiilton Street, will expose to sale at public vendue 29th DAY OF the point and place of BEQIN- on WEDNESDAY. TKB APRIL A.D., 1964. ata«»« hour of two NINa. o'clock by the then prevailing BEINQ also known as 82 Hudson Street, M*nlo Park Terrace, WooUr (Standard or Daylight Saving) time, In the afternoon of the said day, at bridge Township, Middlesex County, the Sherlff'B Office ln ths City of N J. TOGETHER with all fixtures now New Brunswick If J. or hereafter attached to or used In All ths following' tract ol parcel connection with the promise* here- of land tnd the premises hereinn described, and ln addition there- after particularly described, situate. to, b u t not ln limitation of the lyluR and being ln the TowMhlp of ongoing, any household appliances Woodbrldne' In the County of Midlext hereinafter described, which dlesex and State of New Jersey: we. and shall be d m n e d to be, flxIK known and designated as jurea and a part of the realty, mid Lot JJ51, Block #11-0 as ahovni on ire a portion of the security for urtaln map entitled "Map of ;hs Indebtedness herein mentioned: itvkw Terrace situated ln Fords, The approximate uiuount of the idbrldiw Township, Middlesex idKiuojtt lo 1^ sutlstU'd by guld &nlu County. N. J., dated November 1949" 5 the sum ot Fifteen Thousand, whlrii niup was filed lu the Office leven Hundred, Ninety-Eight ($15,- of the Clerk of Middlesex County, 198.00) Dollars more or less, together New Jersey on July 3, 1950 as Map with the ensts of this Bale. #1642 and lu File #932. Together wllli all and singular Hetng commonly Uiowo a* 106 he righto, primuses, tnd apiuirtehiuire a Uit'i-eunto \H:'npperUlnlim longing or In the rlyht The sub.scrlber ro adjourn baltl sale from tlina tto .lino HUIIJWL iml;, m a ^ ;lons or nisirlctloua upon the exer:l«e or sudi power iui may be spelally provldtxl by Uw or rule* of Oourt. UOBKI1T H JAMISON, Sheriff. KOVACH, ANDERSON, HOROWITZ 4t URiaiANI, Attorneys. HT7.4O I.L, 3/M-4/J-«-l«/«4 SllKUlFK'S SAI.K SUl'KUIOK COIIKT OF NKW JliRSKV t'HANCEKV DIVISION MllMU.KHKX COUNTY Docket No. V 11SK» 63 HUDSON TUU8T OOMPANY, corporation of (ho s u U i of Now Jerwy U r-ialntiff. und THOMAS A. MONTGOMERY una LILLIAN U. MONTUOUKltY, hU wlfu, w e DefeuduiiU. Writ uf ext^uLluti t"i tU« tul" of wort^ttffvd ureuiilji** <Ut#d Uairti Corey btroet, fords, New Jersey d designated aa tax lot 51 ln Block 12-0 on tlie tax map of Woodbridge Township, New Jersey. IK llw s»u>« urumlMf convey. ad to John l'etro Jr et UX by Joseph J. B«tmr, et ux by deed dated Auau»t 18th, 1961, recorded August 31st 1961 Jn the Middlesex County Clerk's Office In Book 2279 Ol deeila. page 56. The approximate amount of the Judgment to be aatlsfled by said •ale Is the suni of Fifteen Thousand, Five Hundrtd, Forty-Three (115,543. 00) Dollar" more or less tojotlier with the cosu of this aale, logtillier wllli all und singular tho rights, prlvilutM. heredltamente mid appurtenances thereunto he Mining ot lu anywise appertaining The subscriber reserves the right to ndjouru said sale from time M Unxi . t only lu uui'li limitations or i'Kins u|mu Hi* exerol^ie of such iwwei B4 nmy uo specially |iro vliiod by In*' or rules of Court. UObKltT H JAMISON, aiu-rilf W1U 1AM K DtiCHBB,. l»th, rtM. Hy vltluc »f th" itlwvu aUtod Wilt, to KID Ulrmiteil »nd dellvend, I Will txpube ui win ut inlbllo vcu dut on WMMfBSDAY, TtlHI l»tll DAY OP MAY, A l l , 1UB4. at tUe hous ot two o'clock by tbe then prevallluK (Standard oi Daylight Saving) tlmti, 111 tilt* afternoon of tho aaW day, at tlm 8hefl.ff> Office lu the City of Now Brunswick N J. ALL the following triwt or p paice! litielnnf•• tl'» of Mr puucularly dowrllxxl, Mtl|*t«. ' ' and btluf lu the TowmhlB Ol lu the County at Uld- HKHT BANK ANU THU8T COMFANV, NTIONAL NATIONAL ABflOOUTION NIIIUB ill Spcclil Me«tln| of hld NUTU7S 18 HSHJCBT O1VEH tint, pursuant U> call of IU directors, a •u»cUl meeting of tho shareholders Dl Hist B»ak and Trust Coinptiny, NaUoual ABDOCIIIUOU, Will be held at Ite 'b»BKlng houw at Jli fcul«U 8trt#l, lu th« City ot P«rtb Amljoy. State of New J«nn. on Thuwdny, S Apru u * ltM. im at at aa P. p a t e .a. of wtwwrly of HERE ARE THREE EXHIBITS THAT V01 MIST SEE AT THE I V A D I n ^ C VI I P 1 /YOU W1LLFIN1)mm MEREST-V n U K L l i S f AlliillN(J...EXCITlN(;...lNFORMATIVE!J FESTIVAL OF GAS See the "tun twine of the future". . . tha gas appliances of tomorrow. Puppets will tell, musically, the future of trw gas industry. TOWER OF UtiHT A beam of 12 billion undlepowiK will lead you tu this exhibit. Inside, d I * volvlng ring will cany you tlmiugh a light-hearted review of the growing electric industry. 1 PAVILION You'll >Bf H * nidiiy "(«ces" ot N»« brsijf, « capsule pictum ot a state which offers tre nmnduuj Jivuuity. Know your state. It's great and growing. PUBLIC GBWICF.: n.ECTRIC AND GAB COMPANY il i •••'• v . v . 7 •' , , t " Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret P r J Thursday, April 16,1964 PAGE TV.TNT7 'has been taken on any of them on.leader for the rights p ,|, i moots progressively earlier and that «de of Capitol Hill and none Humphrey Is ponii,a S H stays later. orfe P7U is" in immediate prospect, the battle may run Into ^ So far both the Senate and Thus a complete clampdown on and Mansfield, even m,,rn '' P/an« Board Session House are ahead of last year's committee, sessions in the Senate mistic, has voiced th,,( ™ IKKIIN Tho Kennedv Park!WASHINGTON I) C An ap- such meetings has been blocked. paC e on appropriations measurescould not only stall those now m might IUU be goinR nn , h a preliminary stages but back up vention time rolls nrn,ln,| c K measures ™mino —the coming nvtr over Inter! later Nobody Nobody in In the Ihe oppwi,,, interpose the same thing money bills were delayed until a is arguing the point. of \!r« F C Fyke, president, 8 stalled adjournment of last el?e «i from the House. December and the foreign aid bin tonight year's Congressional session to al- if he i w n l s The biR question, then, hinges Unless some way \s nn the length of the civil rights prevent the logjam fn in , " m n o t " bills, Ktlle __.__ on "must" the debate. Some optimistic souls are rtn predicting it may be over by early take a spelt. Washington Notes Mnv hut that sanguine viewpoint ures and hopes to have all 12 outi* not shared either by Majority Definition of the way by early Jimr married m. leader Mike Mnnsfk-ld of Mon-, A ~ ........v-_ „,. „;, Senate Comm.tlees have sorn or Majority Whip Huliert,has been pcna'--ed fnr h hnn prvllmmary spajfcwmk out Humphrey of Minnesota, floor The Oak Leaf, Oakland -ray on several hut no final * l m n mittees are allowed to meet while !ime"pa««. Some subcommittee A. "the rec.il.ir monthly ITA l h . ' Senate l« In the i n e r t l y « . far are attempting to keep „,,.,.„-„ M n ; i a v April M'Rpm lonR ^ s i n n s alrrariv develnpinR iWnp poinS -by early morning ,hr ^ will l,e P r L . r d to the » , the battle « * « . " ™ r . m p but that Is not evTrtod .-om-.,-.l membership for approval .So far unfftamin n,ns,m for to last m.ich longer as the S«i..le TRADING WE CARRY ONLY fllAICI BEEF USDA GOV'T. GRADED l i f l V i ^ a i »fcKr PRICES GOOD thru SAT., APRIL 18 'TALK APPRECIATED- Vincent D'Midrea. p r i l l i n g officer of the Fourth Wan! RejmMiran 'Iuh <!.«> thinks John K.'sdirrrh... Jr.. Rrpuhlica. Muniripal < h'airmai. for his talk o n rrimary Elections Thf club unanimous rndnr,rri t h , M ddlrsrx Counlv Repabliran r.ndtdnt^r Kirhard Pkrhnrr and Fred Hermann. National Convenlios rfrlrgales: Mrs. Mary Mala and Mrs. Mary Pavsen alternates: Bernard Shanley. Senate: Bernard Rodf-ers. Congress; E. Godlrsky and T. Miller, Freeholdrn and the Wards County Contnittee candidates^ NEW JERSEY TERCENTENARY TALES All that remains of America's; .first successful glass enterprise; I is memory — or ah occasional: land extremely valuable bottle1 marked with a large "W " - 0 : <c» - Copywrig. 1 i9M. State of .New Jersey Tercentenary Com-: 'mission. Fuel Oil Dealers Cradle of American Gku$ By JOHN T. CUNNINGHAM could get no information on the Study JVcw Markets Four of the most pampered Wistar plant because the under- W 0 0 DBRIDGE - New Jersey's! workmen ever to arrive in Am- takers^ are very close and f ( ] d ojJ ^ ^ ___o u ( ,_ — erica strolled down the gang- secret. capture the new home heating plank at Philadelphia in the late Belcher noted that the plant market, some of which ha_ slipspring of 1739, bound for Casper had be«n started by "one Cas- ped a w a y during recent years to Wistar's glass factory in Newp a r i a German who lived at the big utility fuel companies Jersey. Philadelphia" but he learned Edward Obropta, president of Wistar paid dearly for that little beyond the fact that Wis- the Middlesex County Fuel Dealquartet. On r-cember 7, 1738. tar had risen from " a very poor ers' Association, said the inde-: he engaged Capt. John Marshall person" to a "fortune of 200 to pendent oil dealers are offering! to bring them to America from 300 pounds sterling." builders direct assistance in gel-! Rotterdam. Marshall charged Workers ame and went toting their new homes sold Wistar the princely sum of 58 Wisiarburgh. Despite the prom- quickly. H u s is bein donei pounds, eight shillings, and car- ire to teach the Wistars and ' ) under a new program planned] ricd promises to the Rotterdam one ebe," th_ original Rotterdam and sponsored by the Oil.Heat Tote that *>rtw !*)»W siw.bJavwB* Umai Mptt§*, These. Camil tf JSm. ^^L 'Jtf them land, food, working ma-in turn, moved outward into other Mr. Obropta saw,""Tfe are M w tcrial and servants. " parts of southern New Jersey, prepared. tt-fFowid« extensive The workmen commanded that to Pennsylvania and northward sales assistance to those builders aticmicn for the best of reasons:; 10 N e w England. Wistarburghrimagree to build with oil. We th.v could blow glass and Wistar n a s rightfully' been called "the will help them advertise their co";_d nc:. Without them, WLstar cradle of American glass-mak-new homes, and we will help v aid have been forced to forget' in S " builders find prospers to buy 1. dr ; m s of a glass empire on A 1769 advertisement showed them." ' ;:• great road to Pilesgrove" continued output in the Wistar "By helping the builder enin j . i m County. P ' a n l : "window glass consisting .large his market",, the Association Wii'pr's first fame and njodest ° t common sizes," "lamp president said, "we are making f line rested on the fine brass glasses," "most sorts of bottles," our own market larger for the ii.itons that he made in Phila- " a l s o e'ectrofying globes and future." J tl.lphla -^"bss." Colors ranged from' The state's fuel oil dealers are tklphla. Huv,ev_.-, — . v , whtH he . v 1 re stilt, by far, the leaden in their ! quired land in Salem County in c l e 5 . t o g" e° a n' d" &m'te JT38, he soon recognized that the s ' ' ' '• P r a c l l c a economics industry. They provide heat to combination of fine sand and « " # ' , U P * l t h Wisbarburgl), more than 60 per cent of the plentiful woodlands could add up Particularly -vhen the Revolution households in New Jersey. Most to Ela.b - IF he could get crippled all American manufac- of the inroads in the position as ture. Demands for Wistar _glassprincipal providers of home heat „„,.._. He had littie cause for opti- - declined • zuad in 1780 Wistar tried | has been during recent years in roism, for glass manufacti - unsuccessfully to sell the works, new homes, didn't exist in America in 1738. '•5*)a c r e s ° ' rroi-nding land, "Oil is still the safest and most Ventures started earlier at " » * large mansion house" and j economical of t h ^ m a j o r home Jamestown. Va Va.. and Salem. ! O t h c r buildings. j heating fuels", Mr.T)bropta said. Jamestown **&*t***<l M«** *• wpect •* mwoiair our M a t * . Hod talk'-' l7ffl pacing, years have I position as leaden, in oiir indUB'skilli were lacking id h site.'try i ' for f a long l time ti to t come." " Hence°the"four'who arrived in removed all evidence at the f 1738 were greeted with all the attention usually reserved for PLUMBING visiting dignitaries, As they t. SUPPLIES headed for Salem County with .their glass pipes in their hands I ME 4-0080 and knowledge in their heads, William Wentzel, Casper and ROUTE 1, AVENEL John Halter and Simon Kre'isNorth of Firehoj.3 BMier were better than potenAnytlitu you htvt • qutMion tbour Plumbing tates. Tliey were magicians; •nd H»ting thttt il Oflt plac« you tin ounl they could turn sand into glass, »n for diptndiblt halp. J.it com. ! • out Casper "Vistar and his son tlora ind ith i l Richard greeted the Rotterdam workers, made them comfortable and extracted a promise. The HOT WATER glass blowers would teach the Wistars — and "no one else" — the secrets of their trade. In return, the blrwers would rerer ceive one-third •' all profits, RiiQDinf ri With the amenities out of the way, work began. The blowers made alterations in the factory,! 3 PIECE changed the formulas a bit and INTERIOR BATHROOM SET lit the fires. Soon the molten LATEX PAINT WHITE • GRADE A sand ran white hot and the • TOILET workers dipped their pipe., deliAnortsd ' cately picked out blobs of glass Colon i • CAST IRON and began to blow. •nd TUB GAL. Whiti ^ t £uch nyigic! ftom tlirir (;ipes • I * (IN UM Itin , came bottles, goblets, tumblers, , demijohns t u b e auid even Hat 3 PIECE BATH jjlass fit for > indow panes. More Compl.u With Trim . -HiportiiiH, from their pipes came Including Showtr Trim ', distinct proof tliut lini' glass could be blown in America, deAv.lljlilt la all ci'url llirludllll" Spile the original failures elsenil.If l)l-r il i there. The New World's first lll|Mlr hl|l.ri successful glass manufacture liad| •White On.> begun. i BASEBOARD RADIATION I 46 109" 198 2 148 97 |, The sucwas prompted cither .'• Immigrants t» make their way 1 iijti' the Sale n .'ounty wilder-1 npSs. By f74:i, at least sume of tt» Rotterdam glass blowers I • secured wives, for that year ;i Catholic priest visited the site .|0_| bapti/.ttl Mmnn Alter, Ihc ion of John .mil Ciilunim- AIIIT. •».,MfUJ-ir built a liuuiiil aUuic ^'••it the glass •••(ii-l's and the thriving little tuiMi it/ WisUrbiu^h rosf! around tin.' snmking fuiUa4es. Old cliruiucles describe sleightnt! [jartii ; | n 4 other enteitamineiit in t i e * ? gl*Bs town. When tb<- eldr Wi.tui dial < tTSJ, ttOli itK'lianl coiitiiiiu'cl the j . fp*rat|on in the lace nl a new Knglund's d e i n c lliut in iiiain'fiictures must WUturVnicn kent blowNew Jersey's lluveinor chei wrote in 1752 that he r l/fif/ty C O U P O N CHICKENS FREE I W W EXTRA US. CHOICE BONIUSS US. CHCMO TOP f HONE ME 4-0030 or MAIL THIS COUPOM TRADING STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND A PUBCHASJ OT LKSfcBKASTS FRESH HAM * ..,, ^ fc. L_ANfc TASTY WHOLE or EITHER HALF LAMB CHOPS u _ _ c LAMB NECKS FRESH OR SMOKED UII Wl-nnnrv— Jh. TOP G R A M - S U C H ) BACON . CALIF. ROAST TWO GUYS WHITE-PINK YELLOW ENGELHORN PRESERVES LA CHOY CHKKB. WESSON OIL CHOW MEIN TWO GUY* NEW BLS.D _ T A C E _ h E 'INAHAUT LA CHOY CHOW MEIN •ORDENS EAGLE BRAND CHEESE NEUFCHATEL ( C H E E S E YELLOWfcWHITE ei. FROZEN FOOD DIPT. SAVINGS BIRDS EYE-CHOPPEDfcU A f 10. ox. to 9 A L T IODIZED VACSCAL COIN-GREEN BEANS. PEAS SPINACH-MIXED VEG cons ONE BOOK SPECIAL Y HOWARD THE f PURCHASE OF PRODUCE DIPT SAVINGS yvU-n. CALIF. NAVEL _ 43' VANILLA WAFERS SLICED TO ORDU FRESH TENDER WESTUN ROHDA PASCAL PICKLE. PIMENTO LOAF CELERY VEAL, OLIVE LOAF SUOD TO ORDER t b . JMCfl. TO O « W Drano .49* 591 98' 26 OUNCES Vi-fc. KITCHEN FRESH CHOP'"^ VALUE 99' Our Rto. Low DM.. Prk* IWHHH AVAU-MI LARGE 41-SO COUNT SHRIMP " b o . 3 29 JUMBO J-fc.box 4.29 69 26-10 Q A < COUNT *> O T Spic 'n Span 29 PliM* N . . COMPLETE FINANCING AKJ5 INSTALLATION CAN BE ARRANGED Wt t « « n m» "*Ht to . u . u m . . . N.I , t .po.,.,ble lor w^.r.phlv.l _„„„. 39 c WITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF $ 2 . 0 1 MORE. Dill limi 1» Ctll: • i r\ t r 3.25* CRISP WESTERN ICEBERG A-dnu to 6 P.M. - 0 ? H Ml m CARROTS 3 s 2 5 c Him *"Y « 4 ^ n, A CUCUMBERS LETTUCE ROAST BEEF > 9 8 WMhp ,_tu, H I at 1 M __%# A P P L E S RED CRISP _0Bk__l% I itn inttitilid in ( i n Hilling Surviy [ ] _ M l * EXTRA FANCY CRISP 49 PLYMOUTH ROCK SPICED BOILED HAM BOOK A- U.S. # 1 DEMC1OUS APPETIZING DEPLiSAVINGS LIVERWURSf HLLED TWO GUYS m ^ I i n mlamliJ in f m Plumbing Suivty [ j City A ASPARAGUS 1 . 4 9 ' 39« ORANGES 1 2 4 9 C OR Dun A*lC CREAMS U-oi. SLICED TO ORDER IMPORTED STEMWARE FRESH TENDER S U N S H I N E HLHOCRACKERS HNUT QUAUTY FRENCH CRYSTAL ' be_tt jjjj 14-ot boi IKED TO ORDER 10 £ 9 9 ' 3 n.^ 4I 00 COOKIES 15-oz.AAc SCOOTER PIES MADICAA WAOiaVU 19C PUIN OR WUTON GEORGE INN ASST. BURRY HAM VEGETABLES »-»"> T r MORTON - • • • (omity ma CHOCOLATE FUDGE SANDWICH. BORDENS' AMERICAN SLICES SPINACH 8 TWO GUYS 38 ORANGE JUICE CAKE MIXES W APPLESAUCE 3-OIs. 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