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Serving Wooilbridgr Township, Carteret ami Edison P. O. Woodbridfte, ,N j. Wnntlbririge, N. J., Wednesday, July 10, 1968 TEN CENTS EWSFRONT Large HSClass LOSE-UPS Studies ,inni Craftsmen's Club ha.s sot July , n;ii picnic. It will be held on the dub !„ inninft al 1 P.M. >n miner tCiirirlwtcnt l'rn£ram Drawing i:M , ;lniiiiic July 10 the Carterct Free Public ,,,„„.;,. i i VniuiR Artiste Workshop. It wilt meet Stmlriits in Tarteret l i,v,i of Hie Library, Tuesday, Wednesday . \ :!C31T — This summer u 11 h' m \ M . vinnday and Thursday at l P.M. • ---'^ • *V»ri School *ihe en- ;]l 1 . limited to 15 children between the a«es . - • ;-: "
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I)N DliAN'S LIST Miss Christine FIKM AIDS COM Alt Nil V : Juhu W. BUss, fUut Maua«er ml the Uaitni Suits MeUU ftefiiJjBf Company, preiieatbui to Mayur Thomas Ueveriu a check f«r Five kwadrrd sitty-eUht ialUrf T. l'ryqada, 74 Randolph St., is to assist Mayor beveriu iu his program for uneiading the skills uf BUMMi*> persons. Right to on tile Dean's List at Monmoulh ''"-ASS: Pb« o ihow. the elvlith «ri. le Br-a.i-.U--s of tbt- Nutl.an Hale School lor 1968. It was the lir«. left: John W. Bliss, USMK Cu. Hiaal Maaager, Ma>«r Tbnaus l»c»erw, J«*« K. Sca«U, USMB lt West Long Branch. C». Director «f ladiuUiitl awl Public KelatUMU. . .. • Uie beboul wu erected Mcwuiui U> Ji)»tv« J TRADER-PRESS ' •Wednesday,
KABBATII Sr.RVICKS BA( IICLOR OF SCIENCE Presbyterian Church Benefit Picnic <£ Fair ISI-:i,IN — Services at Consre COLON1A — Miss Lynn Bar Eastern Plans Reopening Pastor Lists rjylion Hrlh Sholom will con ibara Offcn, 204 Cypress Brive, Schedule Announced For St. Joseph's Home IColonia, received a degree of limio rarh evening at 7:30 and 1 Sunday morning at 8:30; Sab- Bachelor, of Science in Kduca AVKNEL — The sacrament of WOODBRIDGE — St. Jos 1 infant baptism witl be observed Local Employment Office Week's Mas^s bath scrvirps, fi:OO P. M. each tton froni Temple University, eph's Charity Organization of 1 at the First Presbyterian Church ISELIN - Very Rev. Mon- The summer- ''--? t'riday and 9:00 A. M. each Sat- Philadelphia-, recently. Perth Amhoy announced the an- ! WOODBUIIMJKK — Ka.stcrKt n EasternEt , an equal opportunity r B r urday, of Avenel, Sunday, 9:30 annuad l picnic and country fair, :AlrHn$s is resuming recruit- employer and member of thesignor John M. Wilus, paMr of " ce';ly VacMipn f'htirrh , cb i| n the V/esly Un'tcd Methodist ! Sleep Will Come 11:00 A. M. with the Rev. Walter sponsored for the benefit of Stjment. . for its new Regionall Re PPresident's "Plans for Progress" St. Cecelia's Church, announced Masses for th-> reminder of Church began July 1. Hi a A Point Sleep - something that always II. Feigner, pastor in charge. Joseph's Home on Strawberry iservntipfts Center nenring com-1 program, is seeking high school this week ai follows: Thwiiday Mrs. Geoffrey Armstrong !*• Inflation has one good point. : assumes much more impor Summer Sunday School is Hill, will be held, July 28 begirt |pIctioiMJa the Iftelin Section here, graduates with minimum age and Friday, July 11 and 12. 7r.hurch School superintendent Your kids can't, get .tick on i tance in the morning after than held for nursery and kindergar ing at 1:00 P. M., on the grounds[MatthlfW T. Martin, personnel IB, preferably with some college A, M,, convent* chapel, an1 8hns organized the teachers and nickel's worth of candy. it, did at night. ten in room 4; primary one, two of St. Joseph's Home, [manager for the company's [training, and persons Democrat, Davenport. ' -Courier, Ottiunwa, Ta and three meeL in the church at M., church; and Satur the material. The sessions are Martha Akalewicz, chairman, >Ka stern Region, announced lo- some previous public CL 91 held every Wednesday morning the 9:30 session only. exj>ericnce. Pleasant telephone,dayl. , 7 A. M., chapel and and Josephine Curtis, co chair day. (,j I during July and August from voices are a reguisite. Starling church. Weekly Wednesday night pic- man, advised the public in invi- The^elriine's New Jersey em q g Persons attending Mass in the9;30 to 11:45 A. M. nics begin at Merrill Park Gro- ted to attend and all proceeds ployiflcnt otfice. located in thesnlaries for rcserVationi agents chapel are requested to use In tife true tradition of the ve 3, 5:30 tonight and will con- will benefit the home. (Colonial Village Professional are now $455 per month. the Oak Tree Road entrance of Rev, John Wesley, the vacation tinue through August 28. Barbe- i Building, Route 27 at Parson- the convent. hool is open to the entire com MIKE'S HAS THE cues are available and each People who stand outside the ;agc Road, Menlo Park, will be Confessions will be heard Sat. nunity, with the tneme, "God s family responsible for its ownchurch and criticize those on freopeied July 10 in anticipation urday from 3:30 to 5:30 in the 'onderful World." food. tihe inside have very little to do.of the July 29 start of classes flow afternoon and from 7 to 9 in Classes included are kinder- , for new reservations agents at the evening. »rten through the sirth gride, its training school in Coral Ga- Thirteen Masses will be cele- addition to lesions, the par- TASTIEST GIANT SIZE bles, Florida. Belts are either high or very brated Sunday, July U, inclu- icipants will be engaged in erte Kastern. which has already low. They may be almost up to ding: 6:30, 7:15, 8, 8:45, 9:45, nn crafts, the theme being ARCH Beauty Salon ! hired and trained 135 local men the bust line or down around io:3O and 11:15 A. M. and 12 Christmas in July." 114 MAIN STREET, VVOODBRIDGK and women through the local the hips. noon in the main, or upper, Registrations are etill open employment office is looking church; also 0:15, 10, 10:45 and nd may be made at the church. "Beauty Services To Kit. Your Uudgol" for at least 100 ami possibly as ("hecks and plaids in black 11:30 A. M. and 12:15 P. M. in The summer service of Divin* many as 280 more peopLs to and white are both smart, de- the lower church, Lourdes and /orship will begin each Sunday fill jobs in the new $5 million signs for dresses and skirts. Fatlma Halls. The sacrament of 10:00 A. M. during July and ugust and September 1. The Reservations Center. Those who The wrap-around bath robe is baptism will be administered at HAIRCUTS are employed and complete P, M. in the main church. ev. George C. Sehlesinger, pa* a favorite for its beauty and or, has announced that his me- their training this summer are comfort. A babysitter service conduc NKW HOURS expected to work in the com- ted by C .Y, O, girl*, Is avail- ditations during the summw IK TOWN panyV present reservations of- able during all Masses Sunday will be based on "Man'i Civil Sunday 11:30 to 10P.M. AUXILIARY TO MEET ...ONLY$1... fice in midlown Manhattan until War.' Madr with quslIlT rnld nila , . . Tiifs. 9 AM. . to 9 P. M. FORDS — The Mothers' Aux- morning, in Room 206, across from the church office. Parents The pastor's sermon topic ft» Fmh crltf Italian Brfad . . . Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. the new facility is ready in the I j|jiliaar ryy of the Fords-Clara Barton children in unday, July 13, will b« "Quit Dualll; ln|r-^t»n(i jof« lulu 9 A. M, toIt P. M. fall. ' Boys Baseball League will meet may leave small th<* care while they attend Playing God!" 'faro and
\ Wednesday, July 1(1, 1fW5R PAGE 'l'HHBB Brides-to-Br Set Wedding Dates—
MISS SUSAN MrCABE U.IZARETH WIGHT TALLONl'Thom h* fteja. studio) KATHLEEN JOYCE URBAN MISS LINDA KOZAR ENGAGEMENT TOLD: — TO WED IN SEPTEMBER: Mr. and Mrs. J. Ira McCabe, Dr. Thomas L. Tallon, 135 BRIDE-TO-BE: Mr. and Mrs. .14 Bersey Court, Fords, an- Green Street, Woodbridge and SET DECEMBER WED- Nicholas Urban, 101 Schoder nounce the engagement of kfanasquan, New Jersey, has DING: — The engagement of AvAnne, Woodbridge, have an- their daughter, Susan, to Law- nnounced the engagement of Miss Linda Kozar to Edward nounced the engagement of rence F. King, son of Mr. and his daughter, Elizabeth Wight, A. De Camp III ban been their daughter, Kathleen Joyce, Mrs. Eugene King of Bar to Ross Wilson Hampton, son announced by the bride elects Harbor. Maine. I Mr. and Mrs. Norman to Robert L. Magielnicki, son parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Miss McCabe Is a graduate Bampton, 42 Milford Road, of Mrs. Dorothy Magielnicki, of J.P. Stevens High School, Manchester, Conn., and Jeru- Kozar, 316 Mawbey Street, 212 Broad Street, Perth Am- salem, R. I. Edison, and attended Susque- Wondbrldge. Mr. De Camp is boy' and Leon Magielnicki of Miss Tallon is a graduate hatma College. Formerly an the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- English town. expediter with Bambergers, of Woodbridge Senior High ward A. De Camp, Jr., 419 School. She is a senior at DAVID JOSEPH SASOVETZ she is now employed in Maine. Clarkson Avenue, Elizabeth. The bride-to-be, a 1965 grad- MRS. BRUCE ELLIOTT BAKSA Wagner College. Mr. Bampton uate of Woodbridge Senior Mr. King graduated from is also a senior at Wagner. A December 7 wedding is Ellsworth High School and September 7 has been set planned at St. James Church, High School, is a senior at South Portland Vocational and as the date of the wedding. Trenton State College major- Double Ring Ceremony Technical College. He is em- Woodbridge. Couple United Saturday ployed by Colony Motel, Bar ing In elementary education. Harbor, Maine. She has also spent a semester United Couple Saturday Schrump-Tenpenny Ritesstudying at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark. At At Presbyterian Church CARTERET — At a double Serving as best man was Ray- Court Mercedes Trenton State College she is a COLONIA — Saturday after- Baksa and Miss Joan Baksa, ring ceremony Saturday at the mond Sasovetz, brother erf the Solemnized on Saturday member of Omega Psi sorori- noon at the First Presbyterian sisters of the bridegroom; Miss First Presbyterian Church of bridegroom. Ushers were Law- ty. Church of Rahway, Miss Nancy rence Dudka, Carteret; August Slate Installed Beth Foley, daughter of Mrs. Carol Reynolds, Miss Rosa Avenel, Miss Eva Davis, foster ISELIN — The marriage of Serving his brother as best Goetz. Anne Gilmore Heisler, •Lavornia Murray Hill; Robert Miss Kathleen Margaret Ten- The future bridegroom at- Charies S. Foley of Perry Ave- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Poole, Belleville. WOODBRIDGE - The annual man was Thomas Schrump tended Perth Amboy High nue, Hazard, Kentucky, and the bride, was flower Jenny, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ushers were Glen Tenpenny, Irving Bareford, 71 Carterct Mrs. Sasovetz, a graduate of installation of officers was held iValter Tenpenny, 154 Bedford School and graduated cum late Mr. Foley, became the Avenue, became bhe bride of Trenton State College, is a by Court Mercedes, 769 Catholic Uenue, and Jeffrey Alan John Mackin and Fred D'Ales. laude from Rutgers University bride of Bruce Elliott Baksa, as best man was teacher of the fifth grade at Daughters of America with the chrump, son of Mr. and Mrs. sio. in 1967. At college he majored son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles lass. Ushers were Donald Joseph Sasovetz, son of Mount Horeb School, Warren Baksa Jr., 55 Sherwood Road. Very Rev. Msgr. Maurice P. arry Schrump, 209 Regina Mrs. Schrump, a 1965 grad in history and was elected to Joseph Goetr, Jr.; Mr. and ,Mrs. Joseph Sasovetz, She is also a graduate student Phi Beta Kappa. He was also a The Rev. Theodore Scott offic- Griffin, chaplain, as installing toeet, was solemnized Saturday uate of John F, Kennedy Me ono, Philip Newbert. 50 Marion Street. The Rev. Wal- at Newark State College study ifternoon at the First Presby- member of Sigma Phi Epsllon iated. aksa graduated in May ter W. Feigner officiated. ing for a master's degree. officer. erian Church of Iselin with the modal High School, is employ fraternity. Presently, he is Given In marriage by hen mberland College, Wil- Her husband, a graduate of Mrs. Raymond Sasovetz, sis Slate of officers to serve for lev, David Prince officiating. ed by Electro Dynamic, Avenel entering his second year of uncle, Robert Porter of Chicago/ Ky., with a Bachelor Long Island University with the coming year include Mrs Miss Peggy Kinley was maid Her husband, a 1964 graduate Law School at Cornell Univer- the bride was attired in a gown of deg»ee in elementary ter-Mvilaw of the bridegroom, Bachelor of Science degree in was matron of honor. Other bri- Bernard Jost, Jr., grand regent; )f honor,. Bridesmaids included of Woodbridge Senior High sity, Ithaca, New York. of candlelight peau 'd ange lace,. educ ion. Her husband attend- chemistry, is conducting can- the Misses Antoinette Liuzza, School, is a member of the U. S. fashioned with a cage silhouette, ed^Union College, Barbour/ille, dal attendants included Mrs. cer research at the Jersey City Mrs. Peter McCann, vice grand regent; Mrs. Charles Frank Jr. Dianne Galaydick, Elaine Tobia, Naval Reserve, and is employed oval neckline, elbow length Ky., where he majored in biol- Frederick Wissing, Carteret; Medical Center. He is a second sleeves, and a slender skirt de ogy and chemistry. He is attend- Mrs, August Lavornia, Murray prophetess;; Mrs. Steven Alma Barbara Aromando, Wendy by Elizabethtown Water Com year medical student at the New Tenpenny. pany, Avenel. signed with a sweep train. She ing the Automation Institute of Hill; Mrs. Robert Poole, Belle- Jersey College of Medicine and si, financial secretary; Mrs wore a cathedral length veil of Princeton for computer pro- ville. Dentistry. Francis Smith, historian; Mire French illusion. gramming and system analysis. Pasquale Antonello, monitor Mrs. Frank Reed, sister of the He is also employed by Prince- Mrs. Steven Kager, sentineJ Local Couple Exchanged bride, was matron of honor. ton Chemical Research, Inc., as Mrs. Herbert Ruetech, organist Bridesmaids were Miss Carol a laboratory technician. Mrs. Samuel MangBnero, Mrs Michael Ladjack, Mrs. Johi on July 23. Marriage Vows Saturday Rev. Nichols Guest Daily vacation Bible school Mullen, Mrs. Anthony Czajko will be held August 5 to 16 from ski, trustee. WOODBRIDGE — Marriage Worobey and Miss Lois Ombres Preacher on Sunday vows were exchanged Saturday Henry Doucette, brother ol WOODBRIDGE — On Sunday 9:30 A M. until noon. tAfter, .the installation. cer«mo afternoon at St. James Church the bridegroom, served as besl nies, Mrs. Ruetsch, past gram at the First Presbyterian between Miss Mary Katharine man. Ushers were John Weis 1 Church, the guest preacher will BOWLING LEAGUE regent, gave a resume of the ac ISELIN — Bowlers interested complishments during her term Notchey, daughter of Mr. and man and Robert Conquest. be the Rev. J. Randall Nichols, oLeonard If ft Mrs. Alex Notchey, Bunns Lane, "Mrs. Doucette is a 1968 grad in substituting in the mixed ason of office. In her honor, a skit graduate of Princeton Theologi was presented by Mrs. Bernan and Ronald Joseph Doucette; u,ate of Woodbridge Senior High leal Seminary and a research couples summer bowling league Jost and Mrs. McGann entitle son of Mrs. Frances Doucette, School and is a clerk-typist at ! fellow in the speech department of Congregation Beth Sholom of F«ggyV,, ,. Lane, and the late Henry Perth Amboy General Hospital I there working on his Th. D. may contact Al Herbst, 283 0441. group is a VM. The Key. Martin Her husband attended Wood The Rev. Lewis E. Bender, The league meets each Wednes- ,. ^—nafc organization »« (J'Ifcefe performed the cere- bridge Senior High School and pastor, will return to the pulpit day, 9:30 P. M. 444 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENWS!,^ v-S »\ ' membership is open to all pra mony. served in the U. S. Marine : FORDS, N. J. ' •""• ' dicing Catholic women 18 year: Matron of honor was Mrs. Corps for three years. He is a of age and over in Woodbridg John Choma, sister of the bride. salesman employed by Rogers ALICE JEAN STOCKEL 15W-'68 MUSKIN Townstop area. Itoterested per Bridesmaids were Miss Arlene Clothing Store, Perth Amboy. CAPRI POOL isons may contact Mrs. Samue Discount Prica $159 Manganaro, Mawby Street, oi affairs, community health and ANNOUNCE ENGAGE- KOLKER'S Irs. Bernard Jost, Jr., linde MENT: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson 1176 ELIZABETH AVE., ELIZ. Jaycees Plan safety, Americanism, govern- J. Stockel, 145 High Street, $ Avenue. Moo., Thuri. '(III P.M., Uillj, Sit. I P.M. mental and public affairs, inter- Woodbridge, announce the en 13Caah 'n Carr9y gagement of their daughter, national relations, ways and San 120 Year's Program means and youth and sports. Alice Jean, to Gregory Char- Gunman Gets WOODBRIDGE - At the first les Brown, son of Mt. and POOL Richard Bassarab was selec Mrs. Frederick A. Brown, 18'x48"-'68 MUSKIN meeting conducted by newly in- ted,as the Jaycee of the Month 62 Minnehaha Path, Lincoln stalled Woodbridge Township CAPRI POOL ?750 at Bakery for his chairmanship of Battle Park. A June 21st wedding is Dutount Frkt $19? Jaycee President Carmen Mas- of the Bands, which was conduc- planned. Compare Our CARTERET - A gunman o trangelo, the organization ap- ted for the first time in Wood- Low Pric*s! Miss Stockel Is a grad- $ '.ained $750 in cash and a chec proved a plan of action for the bridge Township with ten bands or, $100 in a holdup at the Sho participating. uate of Woodbridge Senior coming year. High and is attending Clara Save on Them Too al KOLKER'S 16Caih 'o Carr9y HH*'S Bakery at 1 A.M. in th Mastrangelo inducted three Safe IW Shopping Center. Among some of the projects to M a a s s Memorial Hospital i WE ULTEK, tot IV pool, Oft Oft be conducted for another year new members into the organiza- School of Nursiug, Belleville. „„ u.M - - 07.00 Daniel Jones, owner of th are the Junior Miss Pageant, tion, Kenneth Herold, Richard Her fiance, a 1963 graduate 1 WE FILTEK. for II' pool. An QQ 24'x48" - '68 MUSKIN bakery and a helper, Joe Jone wai (SS HY.OO Junior Bowling, Pass, Punt, and Punke and Jues Pierra. Any of DePaul High School, Wayne, 3 HPE FILTER, lot U' fMl, *O0 CAPRI POOL were busy in the rear of. th Bl Kick, Scholastic Achievement man between the ages of 21 and is a senior at the United States ... |1U + » Discount Pric» $277 place when the holdup man e Awards, Santa Visits and Battle 36 from any walk of life who is Naval Academy, Annapolis, « FT. WOOD LADDEB, lered. desirous of improving himself Md. Dl»c. Price $11 of the Bands. A few of the new- t FT. ALUM. LAUDKB, About $700 was taken from th er projects include a Bicycle through active community bet Disc. Prlo« Hi _____ safe and $50 which was contain Rodeo, VASC for Children and terment projects, should con II' FENCE lor Mmkln Foot, $88 $229 Project Aware. Projects will betact the Growth Chairman, Rob Dllt. Ptlca 111* Cash 'n Carry ed in the wallet of Mr. Jones. I Bav« $50 also contained a check for $10C undertaken in the area of civic ert DeSantis at 388 2249. Band Boosters WHY TAKE Set Paper Drives WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- bridge Senior High School Band members and the members of SWIMMING POOL • ISELIN FAIR * the Barron Band Boosters As- sociation expressed appreciat- •••*> a lifetime investment! Sponsored by St. Cecelia's Church, Iselin ion to all who contributed in anyway to the paper drives con- ducted throughout the year. Two We cater to your tastes to bring you a wedding recep- OUR 14 YEARS more paper drives are schedu- tion you'll remember with OF POOL JULY 15th to 20th (INCLUDED) led for July 13 and 29_ to help BUILDING reach the total amount needed pride. We're specialists in tXPERIENCE to send members to music tra excellent catering combined GUARANTEES ining camp six days in August. with elegance and moder- YOU QUAIITT ate prices. No party is too "BUILT-IN" OPEN: 7 P. M.OIH Pickup of papers or magazines big for us. Two beautifully POOLS AT may be arranged by calling Mrs. decorated banquet rooms LOWEST PRICES! Harry W. Brown, 31 Overlook are at your disposal, both Terrace, Fords; Mrs. Gerald with private entrances. WI WILL DELIVER AND INSTALL YOUR POOt AT THESE PRICES! iREAT <' Click, 3 Tracy Drive, Fords; Comfortably air condition- Mrs. Joseph Franz, 591 Barron ed, spacious dance floors, Avenue, Woodbridge; Mrs. Wal- KIT APPROX. valet parking. Come in to- SIZE INSTALLATION DEPTHS ter Patskanick, 31 Robert Street, day and let us talk it over, CHARGE CHARGE Sewaren; Mrs. Eugene White, 30 Booths 7li2 Harrell Avenue, Woodbridge. you will be pleasantly sur- prised. $84$ $550 Papers or magazines may al- so be left any weekday at the 16'x3r $1,045 750 3'-7W 9 Rides high school band room or any Saturday until 1:00 P. M. at the COMING SOON! — Every Friday Night! 18x36' $1,245 150 3'-7W concession stand near the foot DINING • DANCING • ENTERTAINMENT ball field. CONTINENTAL BUFFET TABLE! $1,445 Delicious Food Jji/I 20W 950 Featuring a delectable selection of your favorite Continental Cuisine. Dancing to the Society Tempos of CampUr* Peal InclutUi: Wild, Shipad Vinyl InOrlor, Filtering Syt- Jehovah's Witnesses Bill tii aye and his Orchestra, uulimited food, excellent Um, Chamicals, Tut Kit, Inlat, Coping, Excavation, imuHillon, Con- Famous TV & Radio Acts To Attend Convention entertainment. lourad Bottom, Dual Manifold, Automatic Skimmtr. Appearing Nightly on Midway Stage AVKNKL, — James Murphy NO MONEY DOWN presiding minister of Jehavah's Witnesses, advised many loca residents will participate in the CYPRESS PtOLS four day convention, July 18-21 Call Today FAIRGROUNDS: GREEN ST., ISELIN I at Washington 1>. C. with the • (opposite Penn R. R. Station) j theme "Good News for AH Na RESTAURANT 322-8385 lions". ympia According to Mr. Murphy CATERERS VISIT US! FREE ADMISSION - FREE PARKING "Tlii' assemblage will not In 1998 ROJTE 22, SCOTCH MAINS 1 '-'.allicriiiit 1" I' niMfr yrole.'.l liL'l VMSII I I) AVi:., ELIZABETH •PEN DAILY 10 to t t 5UN. 11 to 6 inn "will be mi evidence o JI I llll.ll A \\* I t'lii'i^iuiu nun) ".
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STATEMENT OF CONDITION fiv.. , / Perth Amboy NATIONAL Bank
ASSETS PAL DAY: Here 1* on* of the scenei at the annual PAL DAY held In Carterrt by the Folk* :(•: • ^ Athlette League. Watermelons were mnch In demand. Cash and Due From Banks $ Iselin Lions to Sponsor Don't Take (lash U. S. Government Securities 104(59,7(710 Vision Screening at Fair Traveling Soon? ISELIN — The Iselin Lion* dren under 12 must b« acconv CARTERET - PUmiflf a Other Bonds and Securities 8,798,769.77 Club will sponsor vision screen- panied by an adult. trip this summer? Here are Ing lor children and adults at Hundreds of children and some pointers on what to do Federal Reserve Bank Stock the Iselin Fair beginning July is. adults have been tested during about the family'* money: 45,000.00 Three visions screening de- previous Lions-sponsored eye Caih . . . Keep the amount vices will be available and Lions creening projects in Iselin and of cash you take with you to a Loans and Discounts members trained in administer- the dub intends to repeat the minimum not too little to 14^193,79159 ing the tests will operate the public service at least twice a embarrass you, but not much instruments every evening dur- year. more than enough for tips and Furniture and Fixtures 144,097.99 ing the fair. other things generally handled Dr. Samuel Hoffman and Br. by pocket change. Norbtrt Kastoer, Iselin optome- If you insist on taking a big Other Assets 792,610.00 trists and members of the Ise- Baptist Church wad of bills in your wallet or lin Lions Club, are In charge pocketbook, you're flirting with of the project and will evaluate theft or loss. And if you do TOTAL ASSETS the findings. The local optome Names Speakers become a victim, you not only $41,723^9^21 trists are pointing out that vision WOODBRIDGE — The Rev. may lose all the cash but also screening is not an eye examin- Art Williams, New Jersey Area you may find yourself and the ation but merely tells whether Director of the Open Air Cam- family stranded hundreds of or not further professional care paigners, will be the guest miles from home. is indicated. speaker, Sunday, ll:0O A. M. In protecting the cash that Children must be a least six at Central Baptist Church, tem- you do take, keep in mind that years old to be tested and chil- porarily meeting at School 23 raeak thieves . . . they are Woodbine Avenue, Avenel. Dur- women as well as men ... do LIABILITIES ing the 10:00 A. M. Bible,School as well for themselves during he will present the work of tile the summer months as they do Open Air Campaigners by during the other months of the DEPOSITS: ADVENTURE means of slides. year put together. The Rev. James Jacobsen, Sneak thieves look for bulging missionary with the African in- hip pockets as guides to easy Demand $19,419,997^ land, will be the speaker at pickings among the males. They TRAVEL 7:30 P. M. services. He has are experts at picking up wom- spent nearly 20 years as a mis- en's purses from store counters Tiffle 19,429,984.42 sionary in Africa and will pre- or from dressing tables in la- sent special color slides to the dies' rest rooms. young people at 6:30 P. M. Suggestion for men: Never TOTAL DEPOSITS $3)^849^1.78 unday Bible School meets, carry a wallet in your hip pock- with classes for et or any outside pocket. Keep Special and free bus transpor- it rather in your breast pocket. n provided. Last Sunday a Don't load your wallet with pap- record attendance of 196 was ers but try to keep it thin. In 595,000.00 reached. a crowd, be sure your suit is Evangelist George Mialik will buttoned. be the featured speaker during Travelers checks . . Far Surplus 905,000.09 the Wednesday Midweek Ser. safer than cash aae travelers vice, 7:30 P .M. checks. During a vacation a Daily vacation Bible school couple of years ago, a pick- Undivided Profits 501,992.92 will take place August 12-16 for pocket got my travelers checks all ages from four through of about $150. The next morn- Reserves Includes Jet Air Fare. Hotel teens. ing, the American Express Pearl Harbor Cruise, Trans handed me back the money. •• v-. fers Plus other extras. Advice is usually worthless What a feeling of relief! because older people have had TOTALCAPITAL 1303 ST. GEORGES AVE. more experience and rarely The crop of beauty queens is COLONIA heed and younger people beginning to mature end, as AND RESERVES 2,470^1532 know everything and do not need new crop look*
Unearned Discount 343,960.33 Other Liabilities 5833178 402,49511 TOTAL LIABILITIES CAPITAL and RESERVES $41,723^92.21
•Reierve for any future loan losses, established under a formula approved by the Bureau oflntemal Revenue Service. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jens O. Andersen ^ James J. Flynn Jr. Herbert B. Rankln R. Abbott Slnskey Isidore J. Bey David Gleiberman Raymond Safran John Sitar Philip R. Chodosh, D.D.3. Ernest Llchtman Jack E. Shangold, M. D. Sidney Tucker, M. D. Wlllard Dunham Carl J. Olsen Nathan A. Shevell Howard J. Wigder Leonard J. Zaremba Advisory Board Carteret Office Benjamin Bertman Alexander Comba John Kolibas Lester Sabo Walter Schonwald Joseph Weiss
This blind man can hear and understand Perth Amboy NATIONAL Bank a 60-minute speech in 30 minutes. "Chartered 1924 serving the public since" If you've ever played a 33'/i rpm record In the not too distant future, textbook^ on 78 rpro, you know what happens. news articles, even novels and other Main Office at the "FIVE CORNERS" in the heart of Perth Amboy The voice speed is more than doubled, fictional material could be recorded with but the result is a high-pitched, squeaky tlie BellTdephone.process, and babble. Bell Telephone Laboratories has "speed-heard" with perfect understand- PERTH AMBOY BRANCH OFFICES - eliminated the high pitch, the squeak ing by the trained listener. For these and the babble. They have developed an reasons and many others, the American 323 SMITH ST., corner WATSON AVE. electronic device (the harmonic com- foundation lor (lie Blind in cooperation pressor) which permits the recording of with Bell Telephone Laboratories is now the human voice at twice its normal studying the possible use of compressed SPA SPRING - Convery Blvd., near Girls' Vocational School . speed without any distortion whatsoever! speech in its tape and disc recording N-- . * ' • • ••'•,' This process is actually a hearing programs for the blind. > - CONVERY BOULEVARD and BRACE AVE. equivalent for speed-reading. And that "Speed Hearing"—a look at com-
• • ' • ' • • means e' eryone, but most especially the munications of the future from the CARTERET OFFICE: 25 COOKE AVE. blind, "* 1 one day have a meaningful nationwide Bell System. . substitute for speed-reading. The use* New Jersey Bed MEMBER FEDERAL. DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPOATION — MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM for compressed speech, as it isialltsd, are numerous. fill il ih* NaiMimvM* M SyMM Wednesday, July 10-, lflflfl
a.iMjned to the Air Force T>e- nica!i TraininI r g Center at Cha- B 111., for specialized \Jur fr/en Jrn erOtce ai a meMHs repair ipe«\1. fit. Airman Rose is a 967 gradual* of Woodbridge j IVI or K. Blanchard, son of Was employed *by the Drew Senior High School. Mis. Elizabeth tylanchard of 93 Hemorial Company, Colonia. Electrician's Mate Fireman Si Stephens Avenue, Keasbey, Marine Private First Clas* Raymond Preston, USN, 19, *on ih;is t>oon promoted to staff ser arold M. Haaje, 40 Hillcrest of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Ccant in the U. S. Air Force. He Avenue, Iselin, is helping to de- Preston. 36 Monica Court, Ave- is a security policeman at Spok- ect and clear mine fields and nel, has arrived in Vietnam to jam? International Airport, Wash. ther enemy fortifications while serve with the U. S. Naval Sup- 'and a member of the Aerospace erving as a member of the port Activity, Saigon. The com- i Defense Command, The ser- Third Marine Division in Viet- mand provides logistic and ad Rcanl attended high school in nam. He is assigned to the Third ministrative support for Navy The suornss of our summer viding job* tor all who want to Perth Amboy, his wife, is the Engineer Battalion. forces in three of the four Corps employment programs for youth work is important to everybody, idaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edl • • • areas in Vietnam. has an ratted attention which and the added factor of possible ard I,, lkll of Rt, 1, Deer Navy Lieutenant (J.G.) Ed should holp continue its success ob opportunities for some of 'ark, Wash. ward A. Mayer, Jr., 24 son of into the future. iur youth who otherwise would • • * Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Mayer, I have had the pleasure of a lot be able to find jobs appar- Thomas R. Drew, Jr., son of 100 Mapte Street Avenel and visit from Mr. Charles Dill, an ently will make our coopera- 1r. and Mrs. Thomas R. Drew, husband of the former Gloria executive with General Cable tion with the Alliance profitable Jr., 54 Inman Avenue, Colonia, M. Czmyr, 629 Bamford Avenue, Corporation who has been loan- to all concerned. vas promoted June 22 to Army Woodbridge, is serving as a crew FORMAL ed by his company to serve with ;ergeant while assigned to the member aboard the USS Black- the New Jersey Alliance for In- !5th Infantry Division in Viet fin at Yokosuka, Japan, WEAR dustry. Mr. Dill's assignment is Gospel Singers iam. Sgi. Drew is a team lead- submarine is presently assigned • For Hire to supervise the Alliance's activ- r in Company C, 2nd Battalion to the Seventh Fleet for For Sal* ities in Middlesex County, and to )f the division's. 14th Infantry of duty in the Western Pacific. Cuton Fitting coordinate its work with mu near Cu Chi. He entered the • • » To be Special Army in March 1966 and com- LalMl StrUa ftlciptlitiea such as Woodbridge. Airman John A. Rose, son The function of the Alliance leted basic training at Ft. Dix, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rose, 485 Is to put industry directly into Church Guests before arriving overseas in Semel Avenue, Iselin, hi March 1968. The 22-year-old the job of finding employment ISELIN ~"Th« Challengers", pleted basic training at for people who have difficulty soldier is a 1963 graduate of gospel singing group from illo AFB, Texas, and has been! In being placed. Among those Woodbridge Senior High School. Northeast Bible Institute, Pen with problems in finding jobs He attended Pace College, New •re young people seeking part ylvania, will be special guests VACATIONING IN HUNGARY — Mrs. Louis Csicseri and daughters Valerl* and Maria, 152 York City and Rutf ere Univer- time employment. Thursday. July 11, 7:« P. M., Clinton Street- Woodbridge, leFTUWnday by Lufthansa Airlines for Budapest, Hungary, where sity. Before entering the Army, at the Iselin Assembly of God they will visit until August 6. In the photo left to right are Valerie, Mri. Caicierl and Maria. Having noted that we have Church, comer Cooper Avenue Mr. Cskseri is employed by Morey-LaRue in Elizabeth. placed about 1,100 young men and Berfcerly Boulevard. and women in jobs during their The musical group consists of vacation from school this sum- our male students from the Colonia; Cheryl K. Daitrali, 41 Amherat Avenue; Frederick J. Roe, 6 Ansonia Place and Miss mer, the Alliance decided to sohool, according to Rev. Sam- Meimzer Street, Avenel; William A. Aspinwall, 18 Lafayette Ave- Joanne A. Santiago, 12 York lwdc into our efforts to deter- uel Clutter, pastor of the church. nue, Fords; Patricia F. Camp- miife what made us so success- The Mens Fellowship will Lane. Society News bell, 77 Hagaman Street, Car- Summer Shoe'SALE! ful. meet Saturday. July 13, 7:45 P. teret ; Barbara D. Leoobla, £22 Michael Charle* Cboban, We pledged our full coopera- M., at the church, for their moo- Amiherst Avenue Colonia; irtme Woodbridge, is among the stu- tion with Mr. Dill, and outlined thly meeting. R. Buskin, 165 Lockwood Ave- dents on the Dean's List for the how we go about contacting Dr. Robert C. Kozar, chiro- Rev. Clutter announced servi- nue, Woodbridge; Peter F. second semester *t West Virgin- business and industry to find practor, announces the opening ces for Sunday, July 14, as fol- Zych, 43 Koyen Street, Fords; la Weslyan College, Buckhan jobs for those of our youth who of his office for the practice of lows: 9:45 A. M., Sunday School Bernadie I. Fedorka, 158 Grand- non, W. V«. want them. In the course of our chiropractic at 455 A v en el selbY for all age levels, with ten cla- Street. Dr. Kozar graduated view Avenue, Fords; Anita M. conversation, we indicated that ssqg, nursery through adult; from the Chiropractic Institute Olah, 648 Lewis Street, Wood- On the Dean'* List at Thiel IC* eur working with the Allianos A.M., worship service; 11 A. CL of New York, receiving a Doctor bridge ; Joan M. Sabo, 522 Crows Allege, Greenville, P.A., are may be mutually helpful, be- M., Junior Church, for boys and 97 97 of Chiropractic degree. He was Mill Road, Fords; Douglas L. Pamela White, daughter of Mr cause we still have manjp-appli girls two through eleven years to dhief Clinician while serving bis Cunha 96 Markowitz Street, and Mrs. Frank J. White, 1C M3 16 cants for the few remaining jobs of. age; and 7 P. M., Evangeli- extemship at the college's out Carteret; Oskar Panic, 665 West Marlboro Lane, Colonia and' Su left to be filled. stic Crusade service. U«. $19.00 to $54.00 patient cliiric. Dr. Kozar is a Avenue, Sewaren; John P. Weg san Scarola, daughter of Mr Although we are constantly in The church nursery will be graduate of Seton Hall Uodver- larz, 74 Warner Street, Fords. and Mrs. Anthony Scarola, 358 search of additional job open- available, under supervision, for aky where he majored in pre- Lake Avenue, Colonia. ings, it appears that we will not medical studies -and received a small children, infants to two John W. Erb, son of Mr. and be able to place every young B. A. degree in Natural Science. yearn of age, during the 11:00 Mrs. Ezra Erb, 45 Merker Dove, GeorgfW. Schantz, 20 Varady ^person who registers with us in services. He is a graduate of Woodbridge a job. It is disturbing to nie to Fords, received a medal forox- Drive, Fords, it «tinlylng for a Services, and activities for the Senior High School CAPT. ROBERT JENNINGS realize that no matter how hard cellence in athletics from Gosh- computer programming certifi remainder of th« week of the • • « COMPLETED 100 MISSIONS: we try, some deserving young- en College Goshen, Ind, cate at the School of Business 14th included: Wednesday, July U. S. Air Force Captain Ro- Enna Jettick ster who has expressed his will Carolyn A, Castle, daughter of Mrs. Barbara Belhumeur, the Machines, Menlo Park Shopping 17, 9:30 A. M., ladies prayer bert S. F. Jennings, son of ingness io work will be disap Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Castle, former Barbara Sosoowski, Center meeting, 6:3 P. M., Missionettes Mr. and Mrs. Willard K. Jen- pointed for one reason or an 288 Grady Drive, Woodbridge, a and Royal Rangers, semi-nioa- daughter of Mrs. Violet Sosnow- nings, 500 Fairview Avenue, other. student at Geneva College, Beav- thly meetings, and 7:45 P. M., ski, 42 Hagamen Street, Port TOOTH DECAY END NEAB Colonia, recently completed er Falls Pa., was placed on the Reading and toe late Frank .,$10*7 Through the Alliance, which Mid-Week Bible Study and pray- Dean's list for the second se- Washington — Dr. Seymour his 100th combat mission in er service; and Saturday, July Sosnowski, was'named to the Southeast Asia. has the personnel and facilities mester. She is a Spanish major. Dean's list at Rhode Island J. Kreshover, director of the Na- 20, 7 P. M., church open to the of many industries throughout • • » Allege, Providence, R. I. Dur- tional Institute of Dental Re Captain Jennings, an F4C COWS EARLY for BEST SCIECHONI Middlesex County at its dispos public for prayer. Phantom II pilot, flies with Ronald R. Plotecia, 102 Worth ing the last academic year, Mra. search has forecasted tooth de- al, we should have available t Rev. Frederick Eide, of Tren- the 391st Tactical Fighter Street, Iselin is enrolled in Belhumeur was elected to Kap- cay may be completely pre us listings of jobs with firm: ton, superintendent of the New pa Delta PI, the National Honor ventable within 10 years. A Squadron at Cam Ranh Bay outside Woodbridge Township Union Colleges seventh annual Our Jersey District of Assemblies of Society in Education. study group is making a final AB, Vietnam. which our young people may be College Readiness Program. He God, was a special speaker at • * • study on ways of thwarting the The captain, a graduate of able to get to and fill. the evangelistic is a graduate of John F. K { Woodbridge Senior High service last nedy Memorial High School Six Township residents are en- process. The fact that industry has Sunday evening. School, received his B. S. de- Ytor shown positive interest in pro Lin, and plans to attend rolled in the Summer Session at gree and his commission in College. Union College. They aire: Don- PITY THE TEACHER William C. wUttmftreUad, de- 195* upon graduation from the • • • ald D. Aquila, 53 Holton Street; parting ai Commander of U.S. U. S. Air Force Academy. 1164 E. iEKSEY STREET - BJIARETH Hutchinson, Kan. — High Members of the Raritan Val- Norman E. Dickman, 66 De forces in Vietnam: His wife, Marie, is the school students were told to ClitW Monday Owing J«ly ft Bastardo ley Chapter of Saint Peter's Col- Witt Terrace; Miss Patricia F. "It is unrealistic to ^ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. bring English tKemes to class lege Alumni Association will at- ot Ingram, 126 Carolyn Avenue; quick and easy defeat of tha Thomas MichoU, 3940 ZttB MUSIC STUDIO on a certain day or get a fail- tend & family picnic July 4 Mrs. Barbara D. Lenoble, 222 Street, Denver. • Lesion* • Sheet Music ing grade. In case of illness, Roosevelt Park. Jack Howell, Hanoi-led enemy." • Sale* On All Instruments they were to mail it in. All stu-Fords, and Richard Healy, Ed- • Record* • Band Rentals dents were in cla-ss on the dead- ison, are in charge of arrange- COLONIA: tn Ionian Aft., 382-7557 line day with their themes. The mentis. tXU.1 411 JUhwir lv.., JS5-U0» teacher was absent. On the Dean's list at Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa., is Happy-go Carol Elaine Henry, 306 Cypress Drive, Colonia. Summer STATEMENT OF CONDITION Fashion) Mr, and Mrs. John M. Tibak all at... of Mt. Lake Road, Great Mea- JUNE 30, 1968 LOW - LOW dows, N. J., announce the ar- rival of their second child, a daughter, Jill Ann on June 28 at St. Clare's Hospital, Denville. Mrs. Tibak is the former Joan ASSETS LIABILITIES Paytl, of Keasbey. The Tibaks • Swimiuiti also have a son, Eric, who will Cash & Due from Banks % 1,997,793.78 Savings Deposits * $10«,«3«,S32.75 t Pant Druses be two years old next month. • Culottes • Era Prtmium Oil. National Brand. 14-hr. U. S. Government Bends 12,962,992.57 Demand Deposits H 73,430,66 Dreuel • Slhftl Miviu on all makti of butrmi. Among the collegiate and pre- technical students who made the Other Securities 13,983,523.00 Christmas & Other Clubs , . 431,948.00 Tor Fait nrvlce jutt Dean's List and Honor's List at give us a tall. Middlesex County College are Mortgage Loans (Regular) 36,311,892.58 Escrow Accounts ,, 502,946.68 many area students. Michael J. Veterans Home Loans „....;.. 22,319,051.82 Deferred Income ^ 489,974.39 SIMONE BROS. McMahoo, senior Business Ed LINDEN, N.J. ucatioa Student, 56 Delaware F.H.A. Mortgage Loans 26,676,311.13 Accrued Dividend to Depositors ' 381,500.00 HU 6-2726 Avenue Carteret, made a per- fect 4.0 average. Others on the Collateral Loans 595,647.91 Other Liabilities 150,368.92 HU 6-0059 Dean's List are: Allan DeSeno, 44 Washington Street, Iselin; Banking House & Equipment 1,165,479.98 Surplus & Reserves „ 7,601,815.76 Daniel P. Doughterty, 45 Harri- son Avenue, Iselin; Arthur D. Income Earned, Not Collected 338,306.01 Goodman, 104 Homes Park Ave- nue, Iselin; Terrence Sharkey, Other Assets .....,, 127,818.38 180 Patricia Avenue, Colonia; David E. Teneyck, 54 Meredith Hoad, Colonia; Richard J. Tin- Total Assets $116,478,817.16 Total Liabilities $116,478,817.16 dull, 91 William Street, Carteret; MB. Rita W, Urbanski, 385 Broad Street, Sewaren; Marilyn Consolidate YOU* DEBTS B. Ward, 30 Jonquil Circle, BORROW ANY AMOUNT Ami. ' ' Fords, Steve J. Mocsi, 241 Clin- FOR ANY NttD ton Street. Woodbridge; Joseph Home Im- • Household Nttdt Officers "™*"' " M*dica J. Stancavish, 77 Washington Board of Managers Loa". Avenue, Iselin; Theodore F. Su- Bill Pay- * C«ll««« Exp«m«i irmit l.ojnt • Vacation Flam perior, 1239 Rahway Avenue, Lili Imuiinca Avillibla on All Avenel; Andrew Frederick, 179 ERNEST R. HANSEN JOHN I. BROWER HOWARD F. KOONS ' Main Street, Woodbridge; Lor- President raine K. Kirsehner, 23 Fleet wood II HOBERT W. CHRISTOFFERSEN OLIVER R. KOVACS Drive Woodbridge; Edward P. JAMES O. De LANCEY NATHAN MARGARETTEN MODERN ACCEPTANCE Pollock, 442 Alden Road, Avenel; JOSEPH J. SEAMAN RICHARD C. STEVENS ?D1 HIGHWAY la, EAST BRUNSWICK, U.I./ UK RASIIAN RD ,CIAHK, N.I 382 7400 .Sandra L. Furia, 11 DeGrasse , Vice-President Treasurer ERNEST R. HANSEN NICHOLAS J. POST "• Lie, Chip. 91. PL I'jb'j Street, Fords; Steven C. Green-'I field, 5 Pinho Avenue, Carteret;5! JOHN J. KELLY HAROLD E. LUTZ JAMES J. HARRIGAN, Jr. EDWARD C. REILLY Kurt A. Perry, 123 Dunbar Ave-' '< nue. Fords; Elizabeth R. Boy- •Secretary ;| Assistant Vice-President ROBERT S. HOYT JOSEPH J. SEAMAN ton, 133 Whitman Street, Carlo WILLIAM H. WRIGHT FUN SUNGLASSES ret; Jo-Ann M.Matlei, 35 Laurel WILLIAM J. REYNOLDS Avenue, Iselin; Carolyn L. ()'- Assistant Vice-President Assistant Vice-President Donnelly lllifS Green Street, ISe-i EUGENE J. TYRELL, M. D. for the SUN in your life lin; Barbara A. Wira, Liddlo THOMAS P. JUDD THOMAS R. COTTRELL • Blue, I'iijk, Tan, Grey, Green, or Gold Lenses Avenue, Fords; jolm 1>. Calien Assistant Treasurer Comptroller • Light or heavy, Large or Small, Square or du, 51 Correja Avenue, Iselin; Kolieit B. Costello, 525 Joseph! ROBERT H. BROWN JOSEPH B. FUKO Htmorgry Hound Frames Avenue, Woudbndgt'; Chesifr jKuliisza, 382 Wuod Avenue, lsc- Assistant Comptroller Auduor " HARVEY EMMONS lin; Neil Magarel, D5 Bucknell |Avenue, Woodbridge; Robert .) TAKE YOUR -CHOICE LSinayula, 14 Weslbury ltoati. jl.selin; Ronald T. VmiD/.ura, 171 (Jrceii Street, Wixxlbridgo; Carol |||M. Janis, :il W. (iem-fie l'lanv mana lAJe iteln H^^eliu; Nancy P. I'ajauis, 85 « I'lymouth Drive, Iselin; Linda 'pticianS jj'A. Petersien, 47 Clover Avenue, a Colunia; Linda Zuber, I:VJ \'er 465-67 MAIN ST. — METUCHEN — 518-6215 nun Way, I'orl Kcajin^. ' INSTITUTION ! Alv>. Ki'iineUi F. Hinder 2!i(J HOURS: Mondayt'.ud Friday - 10 A.M. • 9 P.M. \. f'ark Drive, VV
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Published We»kly 10/ Pet Copy WINDOW BY BY JACK TILSON On Wednesday By Mail Subscription Rates JULIAN North Jersey One Year, $4.00 ON GREEN STREET Publishing, Inc. Six Months, $2.50 Hearliesle ongratulatlons to Andrew Fogas- recently elevated Master Sergeant Richard M. Potter, formerly of Woodbridge, O o the post of assistant business manager at The Perth Amboy News. hai retired from the U. S. Air Force after 20 years as a radar ex- CHAPTER II LAWRENCE P. CAMPION. Publlih«i • HARRY P. FRANK. Associate Publlihai pert during his career he served In the Korean War, in the Jap- Five years in the orphanage anese Theatre of Operations at Asheya, in Germany at Ram- It was a fun-filled Miami Beach honeymoon for newlyweds eemed like a lifetime. When Ronald and Annette Kasprack. stein, and lately has been stationed at DavisMonthan Air Force lot in school, we boys were kept Base in4Tucson, Arizona. lusy doing various tasks and He and his wife, Joan, and their three daughters, Carol, Gloria, That's a real nifty swimming pool we see behind the John shores. Only Sunday afternoon and Barbara Stefanowizc domicile. I GET THE FEaiNG I'M NOT WANTED! Nancy, and son Mike have returned to New Jersey and are visit- vere we free to play, and of ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Potter at their summer :ourse we looked forward long- • * • home in Manasquan. ingly all week to that day. There Energetic Ronald Nicholson does a top-notch job selling and promoting that fine "Berkshire" hose in our area. v • • • was not much in the way of Lkra John Collier, chairman of the Avenel Lions Sight Conser- diversion — no toys or games for vation Committee, is in receipt ol a letter thanking the club for orphan boys. But we were grate- How do you like that snappy new "fire engine red" gas buggf ul that for one afternoon we being driven 'round town by Sports Editor Windsor Lakis? its latest donation of four donor cards acquired by Delaware Val- :ould run and play and chase ley Eye Bank, making a total of 14 donors the club ha« acquired •a eh other round in the fenced-in for the foundaton. Norman Heinly explains his family's long auto journeyas fol- •ard. No shouting or loud noises lows: "We went through 22 states and 56 cities. Had to. W« In its report to Chairman Collier the foundation noted that it as allowed. had delivered over 2,260 eyes to hospitals and opthamologlsts couldn't find a place to park!" Sunday also was the one day • * * throughout New Jersey, Delaware and southeastern Pennsyl if the week when meat was vania. Prediction: Young Scott (Iselin) Bagish will ba a famous ierved, usually in the form of race track car driver someday! The director, Victor Wilwerth said "Your club's efforts on our meat and vegetable stew. On behalf, both in getting donors and financially, has certainly other days we had not meat. made them a part of this great miracle of restoring sight." Breakfast consisted of a roll of Since opening his men's hair styling center at 93 Main Street, bread and a glass of milk. At Woodbridge, Vito Mazza has earned a veritable legion of satis- noon we had a bowl of some fied customers I A $3,672,000 government contract for radar system con- kind of meatless soup and a • * * struction has been awarded to Leckheed Electronics Corp., piece of bread. The evening meal Didst know that Paul (Woodbridge) Ortenzio is now the happy U.S. Representative Edward J. Patten (D-NJ) has announ- was bread and milk. No wonder owner of a master's degree in contemporary civilization from ced. we were always hungry! Newark State Colleger Patten, who represents the 15th District — most of Middle- The schoolhouse was three • • • sex County — was informed of the U. S. award in the nation's miles distant from the orphan- "Tis about time we got around to congratulating Peggy Young capital by the Department of Defense. age, and we had to hike those and Sandra Stewart on those sewing awards they won in that The contract, which is being awarded from the Frankfort six miles every day, rain or Port Reading School 9 sewing class competition. Arsenel, Philadelphia, will provide for sets to be used for shine — unless we were ill. • * • fire control systems of 20 millimetre automatic aircraft guns. However, schooldays were hap- A truly personable young lady: Patti (Carteret) Pierce. Sha Patten was told by officials of the Department of Defense py ones, for we were thrown to- represented the Auxiliary of American Legion Post 263 at tht that production of units will be performed at Lockheed's Edi- gether with other boys, and Douglass College citizenship institute. son plant on U. S. 1. many times these more fortu nate children would bring a • • « Dennis (Carteret) Toth has embarked on a career in aero- On April 17,1943, the first dramatic photos of a Nazi submarine piece of cake, an apple, or a slice of gingerbread for their nautics in the Boeing Vertol design department down Phila- being sunk in the North Atlantic were taken by Jack January, a orphan chums. Teachers in the delphia way. chief photographer's mate in the U. S. Coast Guard, aboard the school also were sympathetic Cutter "Spencer", while on Convery escort. and often shared their lunch George Rebovich, Jr. is now Lt. Rebovich. A graduate of My former boss in the service* and his wife, Vera, were our with us. West Point, he has been assigned to the Air Defense Artillery* weekend guests and we had some great times talking over the Every boy had bis own bed Third Battalion, 65th Artillery, in Cleveland, Ohio. good old days. Jack is now head of the photography department at the orphanage but many times of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, one of the largest newspapers in would gladly have traded An August wedding looms on the horizon for Carteret two- the midwest. Under him are 14 regular weekday photographers places for a spot behind the some Walter Kwiatkowski Jr. and Arlene Witt. and four in the Sunday feature department. kitchen stove of my guardian's The last time Jack visited with us he had the pleasure of din home. Dusk was time to retire Aside to Jim, popular Clover Leaf Florist proprietor: Daughter ing with the late Charles E. Gregory, then publisher of this news- and dawn time to get up; and Maureen says "thank you very much for those lovely mums"! paper. any slightest infraction of the Jack and Vera- both ardent golfers, played in a tournament rules meant staying indoors the When you read this week's column Tony Lisoski should ba sponsored by the International Typographers Union at Jackson next Sunday afternoon. Rules just about completing his Naval Reserve summer cruise, New Hampshire and Jack came away with a handsome silver were strict and the discipline rigid. platter for finishing fourth in his division. They stopped here on Joseph (Clark) Zawislak only has eyes for Victoria (Wood- their way back to the b\g Midwestern city. The biggest event in our lives bridge) Kish. The last time they visited us they played golf at Colonia with each year was Christmas Day. The Fourth of July Celebration Officer Joe Nagy, but "Dundee" could not make it this time be- On that day, the boys were as- Journalistic accolades to Jane McGuffey who won top honors cause of a broken ankle. Marty Mundy was their gracious host nigned to spend the day at the at the recent Perth Amboy General Hospital's nursing grad- at Colonia this past Saturday and both he and Vera had the high- lomes of the various trustees • the* Fourth of July celebration at gram and did not move out of the park Each boy would get three good uation exercises. Ernest R. Hansen, president of the institution, est praise for the fairways. personally presented Jane with hef award. "Merrill Park was the best ever and we the entire day to Insure'that every- Jack and I met in Washington after he came back from his sea meals, candy, chocolate and other treats and sweets. oiler.our congratulations to the mayor thing would go smoothly. And while duty in the North Atlantic. He was a chief and I was a first class We President of the newly formed N. J. Hospital Tele-Communi- photographer's mate. When I embarked to the Pacific, Jack would talk about it throughout and council for continuing the pro- we are handing out bouquets, we would the year, bragging about what cations Association is Mrs. Janet Schweitzer. gram year after year. The Park was made chief warrant and I became a chief. we'd had to eat, and. how much like to hand a special one to the police- Jack later on took charge of the St. Louis photo lab and when They possess Wat "serious look": Phyllis Jensen and Alan filled to capacity and everyone - young — ail in one day. Woodbridge Township Police Depart- I came back to the States I took over his duties. We spent a won- The thing we whispered about Mark. and old alike - appeared to be enjoying ment, Middlesex County Park Police derful year with these fine folks in St. Louis before I .was dis> when not under the sharp eyes • * * themselves. charged. of the superintendent or mat- The reason for Stephen (Fords) Poroski's happy smile is fha Pennsylvania Railroad Police and January was disappointed that he missed his friend Freddii Congratulations and a big hearty on, was our wish to run far fact that he is now the proud possessor of a Bachelor of Science Woodbrldge Township Police Reserve Adams while here on his short visit. far away from the orphanage, degree in accounting. thank-you should go particularly to for the manner in which they kept the and never have to come back • • * However, those bravest lads Frank: Murphy, head of Parks and huge crowd under control but at the Miss Suzanne Murray of the Parlsette Beauty Salon, 75 who did actually run away, Jon, generalisimo of Jon's Barber Shop, can really whack a Playgrounds who coordinated the pro- same time happy and content. Main Street, Woodbridge, is collecting signatures of custom- were either intercepted and golf ball — and with accuracy, too! erg on a petition to the Senate for a stronger gun control bill. brought back, or, after a few Didst know that Mrs. Margaret Hayden served as a "staffing She has hopes that other merchants will follow suit. days of starving, crept back of technique" panelist for the N. J. State Nurses' Association • • • their own accord. Then, the piti- Workshop? ful, frightened boy lost all priv- » • •• Mr. and Mrs. Henry Anderson, 88 Craske Avenue, Woodbridge ileges, and had to work harder We're pleased to be able to report that Mrs, Ann Ruffo hai off on an extended trip to Denmark and the Netherlands. Who's 'Sick? and lost his free hours The successfully traveled Recovery Road. * « « superintendent, a German, nev. We stayed close to home over the ventions. At Merrill Park on thi Norman R. Pape, 70 Devon Road, Colonia, recently cele- er hesitated to use his belt. No Good luck wishes to Joe (Phillip Drive) Raymond in his new brated his 40th service anniversary with Bell Telephone Lab- one outside those grim walls Avenel business enterprise. Jong fourth of July weekend, leaving Fourth of July, we were seated in a ca: oratories. He is a member of the Organic Materials Research could hear the boy's cries. The the house but twice, to see the fire- and Development Department at the company's Murray Hill orphanage was located in an iso Margaret Finer is now Mrs. Byron Sullivan. Margaret, in- waiting for the program to begin. Tw la ted spot on the outskirts ol ;workS 'display at Merrill Park and to Laboratory. cidentally, serves1 as one of the Perth Amboy General Hospital'i lovely young couples in their teens During his early telephone career, Pape engaged in the the city. •attend-a swim party at the home of a neatly dressed in sports clothes, wen dedicated "Florence Nightingales"! preparation and testing of enamel-type Insulation for wire. He Our director was a typical • * • friend, just a few blocks away. Sunday later participated in studies of organic polymers and synthe- Nazi Storm Trooper. He had standing alongside the vehicle as an We'll be C-ing-U around! mprnjng we turned on the television tic rubber as insulation. He is presently concerned with stud- just%otnpleted several years in other couple passed by. Actually, on< ies of materials used in printed wiring. the German Army when he ob- set and listened to three of those press- tained the job of superintendent Asia. And to make mattew had to gaze long and hard before de worse a Presidential order on' celebrity type panel shows and at least ciding which was the young man an at the orphanage. If one ha Isadore Singer of Woodbridge who for 18 years has operate* searched the world over, no October 12. 1966 which is still 15 times we heard the phrase "sick so- which was the girl. Both had shoulder the Spotswood Pharmacy in Spotswood, has been elected secom man less qualified to deal with LETTERS TO EDITOR in effect, struck some 400 items 1 eiety.f - length hair. Their clothes (?) lookec vice president of the New Jersey Pharmaceutical Association as children could have been found from the list of commodities the nation's oldest pharmacy organization ended its 98th an He was cold, ruthless, merci which for 20 years had been We are not living in a sick society, like something out of a nightmare. July 2, 1968 banned for export to Communist" nual convention in Atlantic City. less. There was not an ounc< Editor and although the phrase may be trite, of kindness in his entire makeup bloc natior^. Included in these One of the well-dressed young me; Strongly endorsed for the post by the Middlesex County Phar Leader-Press items are jet engines with 2,500 maceutical Society- the choice of Singer was unanimous, anc there are some sick people in it who looked after them and remarked If a boy dared leave in th( Dear Editor: lbs. thrust or more, convention- seem to get all the attention. In pub- places him in line for higher state office. plate any of the insipid sou] A dispatch from Poland m al aircraft engines, Diesel en- "Aren't they about the silliest pair yoi A past president of the county group, Singer served as Mid that was served, he would mak a Hamburg newspaper on Octo- gines, non-military helicopters, licity-conscious America, the "way- ever saw?" dlesex representative on the state Board of Trustees seven years him kneel with his face to the ber 1, 1966 reported: "While and 60 forth. Incredible? Yes, out" people receive the coverage of the Resigning to accept the. vice presidency, he was succeeded ai wall for an hour or two. When on one side of Stetjtin harbor but unfortunately true. ever he got into one of his v No, American society is not "sick trustee by Alexander M. Bell of Edison, also a past president o: American wheat is unloaded Americans who can't follow press, television and radio. The normal, the Middlesex Society. cious moods he would bring ou from freighters, on the other every-day people, who work on day With young people like that young his whip. He created constan side of the same harbor weap- the logic of this conduct ara ELKS TO CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL fear in us, with the result thai ons are loaded which are used assailed as "obsessed anti- after day with fine accomplishments, man, it can't be. Although we do not we cringed at sight of him and communists" — and naive. One Beginning its second century of good works and good fellow against American soldiers. Congressman who favors long- never make headlines. But thank God fail to cry out for the things that need were always unhappy and de This was not an exceptional ship- the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (BPOE) i; jected. When one boy got a bea term credit to the Communists, for these every-day people, for they are improvement, we feel that there is a I holding its Centennial National Convention in New York, Jul; day or an exceptional piece of Chester L. Mize of Kansas, said 1418 19S8 ting, all of us were miserable news. For years the United the backbone of our nation. They will basic soundness in our society that has ' - Headquarters will be at the New York Hilton. not knowing just who might be frankly and sadly during a States has been supplying Po- House hearing: "You may think never permit our society to become a great strength. And despite turmoil, More than 15,000 Elks and members of their families are ex- next. land and other Iron Curtain pected to attend the 8P0E gala celebration of the Order's 100th them naive,, but I'm afraid a "sick" society. violence, racial tension — problems we As the boys reached the age countries not only with food but lot of our constituents look upon Anniversary. Founded in New York City in 1868 by 15 men of the of ten, they had to leave the with hundreds of commodities this as trading with the enemy." The young people themselves are are facinleg head-on — we will emcrop entertainment world of tnathat time, Uithe BPOOfUEE today encompassesj orphanage and make room fo . neau on we will emerge, ut d territory in the nation with over li52,m mem that fortify their own and So- Is there any other way to look other homeless, fatherless am viet Russia's capacity to pro- becoming fed up with the hippies, the a strong society for all the world to bers representing a cross-section of American life. at it? In fact, only this "nai- motherless children. The trus vide military and economic vete" on the part of we consti- so-called "love" children who defy con- see. Other events planned for the week include the unveiling of tees did not turn out the ten support to North Vietnam. commemorative plaque in the new Federal Building, at Foley tuents at the grass-roots stand year-olds bodily. They contac Even our so-called non-strate- between trie bridge-builders and Square, on July 15 to mark the site of the theatrical boarding ted plumbers, carpenters am gic goods enable the Iron Curtain the accomplishment of their house in which the Elks first met. other tradesmen, so they coirii countries to divert facilities and grand design. An Elks Night at Yankee Stadium Julv 16 will open with a apprentice the boys to them fo manpower to military produc- home plate ceremony, with Yankee Coach Whitey Ford, a prom- five years. The boy received tion for Hanoi. But hundreds The Central Jersey T.R.A.I.N. Heart Attack Progress? inent Elk, officiating. The Yankees are playing a double-header pay, nothing but food, lodgini of American exports to the Com- (To Restore American Inde- that night, and Elks entertainment will be featured between and something to wear — whic munists lend themselves direct- pendence Now) Committee is at- There Is tentative hope a drug re- games. usually was meager indeed an tempting to break up the bridge promising" but warned one shouldn't building to the Communist cently produced and marketed to re- jump to conclusions too fast. Further Another highlight of the convention will be an address by poor m qaulity. Other ten-year desperate attempt at doing the Assistant Commandant qf the U.-S. Marine Corps, Lt. Gen. old boys were turned into vanishing act. I decided to try world which will only lead to duce the cholesterol level in the blood tests are needed, he said, and are being Lewis W. Walt on July 16. combined baby sitter, dishwash it on a Saturday night, while the disaster — ours. We need help. a d a11 arouild nous Anyone interested in lending as- is, in effect, preventing heart attacks. carried out both in the United States On the evening of July 17th. two Grand Balls will be held sim-j°.|'ck " ehol superintendent was away. On Monday 1 was to go into sistance to havjng all aid and Dr. Louis Krasno recently told a and in Europe. ultaneously; one at the Americana and the other at the New York: wh"n , , . . trade to Communist nations stop- Hilton. The Grand Exalted Rufer and the Grand EJcalted Ruler turl" f ? 1 "slave labor"; but the procee- ding .Saturday, after the super- ped, please contact the Central Senate committee employes of United The drug, Atromid, is described by elect will visit both affairs "- \&^ I' " Airlines who have taken the drug (mid- intendent had left the building, Jersey TRAIN Committee, P. 0 Krasno as the "best documented and Known through the vears^for its many benevolent aetiviUes,:lll|r rit in a few day.s I wai, ..nil I'll the oilier youngsters were Ron 334, Metuchen, N. J., or dle-aged ground personnel) have suf- Uie BPOK today spendds over S10 MillioMilli n anmi-tly on sjrtHiii'f'trtHi' o |,e call 283-0384 or 548-4815. Pleas* nost researched" -drug in this field l; p f;:riiv| out lu a ivrtaill ;;>1' :p, 1 cautiously raised one fered far fewer heart attacks than available but he believes others will shii>h for iveily youngsters' aid 1o the phv-srMK han "a» <'l. •man. Somehow, 1 did nol reli.ih of Uie dormitory windows a little help. ' ren:-ilinnal act'vitios for hoyiliilu d war v 1'rars, ami «!'rr, ,he i -a, even though it held Sincerely, ; 1 higher, and jumped out and those liot taking it. In fact, the rate 1 come along to serve the same purpose, rlvii'i'-'.>)!•> urliv ii's. The Kl!:s ivtrn'V artiwlhactiwlrss . in-in-- '-- 1 ci" Hie;. m> pi.nni.se oi f;,oli;in:i!:i- and no| he I'uunil and lime, I niiisl iiul away, .so far. Committee medical milestone will HavH e been WM'e 1*18 is Uie Centennial Year at UPOK, it will he llie lllllh ' liKHii'Ui hack. Ahi'c several ;(l thai (he powers thai he would Mel lichen, N. J. Mreiiii" of llie Klks Grand l.oil'-e Ourin." (lie early years of llie ;r\iT linil me. Di. Kianso called results so fat "very reached. 1 Order, llie (Jrand Lou ",* mvt Iwice a year, Ui deal with Uit Mil do Ins hope* and (ihiniiiiij.!. N lo IIM' ;i . lin-i Americans and MOKK l.KTTKRS TO • ••.- growth problems presented by its bui'seoiiijia popularity. , determined to make a theli' allies lit'iii^ in Southeast EDITOR ON PAttjB T, J
, • ,5 • \ 'hi- > .• \ Wednesday, July in, 10GB PAGE SEVEN
bridge, under the direction of the Synowiecki Funeral Home, 56 Carteret Avenue. Marid Theresa Bellino Obituaries Bom in Hungary, Mr. Ter- jek resided in Carteret 52 years prior to moving to Louisiana Weds John Schlesier throe years ago. He was a roem MRS. J. B. PETERSKN Kelhy and Mrs. Helen Holm, ber of the Hungarian Reformed CARTERET — A prolty wed and is employed liy Arttlottr SRWARF.N — Funernl sor both of Edison; Mrs. Marie Church in Carteret and wasding took place in St. Joseph's Pharmaceutical ('(>., Berkeley vires fnr Mrs. Jessie B. Prior Suart. Fords; four brothers, Da- employed at U. S. MetaLs for Church Saturday at 2 1'. M. Heights, as an analytical re- son, 102 Old Road, who died vid I). Stephenson and Arthur 30 years. He was the husband when Miss Maria Theresa Bel- search technician. Saturday Hi Perth Amboy Gen Stephenson, both of Perth Am of the late Mrs. Julia Fodor lino became the bride
)rive; a son to Mr. and Mrs. with' local f, William Kraclfomberger, 38 Wobdbridge Man to Appear aren rhtirehpf!, and before social Paul Street, and educational societies. From Carteret, a son to Mr. Off s1siK<\ Russell Brown is an and Mrs. John faggart, 10 Ed- In Park Musical Offering office .supervisor with C1BA Cor- win Street; a daughter to Mr. poration, Summit. and ,Mrs. Luis Lozano, 181 WOODBRIDGE — Russell has done other operas such as Roosevelt Avenue; a daughter Brown of Woodbridge will play "Amnhl nnd the Night Visitors," to Mr. and Mrs. David Zelin- Till". POULTRY BII,L ski, 230 Washington Avenue; a the role of the famous cowardly "Din Fledermaus," and "La A bill lias been passed by lion from the ever-popular "Wiz- Traviata" while associated with son to Mr. and Mr.v Glen CmiRrrss that is designed to as- Hughes, 57 Union Street. ard of Oz" July 16, 17, and 18 inThe Opera Theater of New ,Ier sure Americans that the poultry STORK CLUB From Colonia, a daughter to Roosevelt Park as part of the aey, The Opera Players of Cha- they buy is safe to eat. The New arrivals recorded recent- Mr. and Mrs. John Gartley, 200 "Concerts In The Park" pro- tham, and has sung at Symph- measure, would require stales ly at the Perth Amboy General Archangels Avenue. gram presented in Middlesex ony Hall, Newark, with the Sel«n to apply to poultry sold within Hospital include: From Port Reading, a son to County. The colorful musical Hall Experimental Opera Thea their borders the same inspec- From WoodbridRe: a daugh- Mr. and Mrs. John Kalina, 35 will be directed by Austin ter. tion standards the federal gov- ter to Mr. and Mrs. George Tappen Street. umbs. Performances are He has appeared at the Moim ernment uses for fowls sold in Bilak, 88 Walter Drive; scheduled for 9 P.M. and are interstate commerce. r taindale Summer Theater in daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carl THE RIGHT TO 8BARCH ree to the public. Mountaimlale. New York, doing Palmisano, 80 Freeman Street; The Supreme Court has voted This role will be quite a con- "Most Happy Follow" and "Ok- True! a daughter to Mr. and Mrs a policeman, in the interest of trast from the bass-baritone's lahoma," and has rlnne other The only woman who'll listen Gilberto Arce, 124 Fulton Street crime prevention, has the right more recent appearances there musical comedy with local to both sides of an argument From Fords, a son to Mr to search a person for a con- which were Gounod's opera groups. He directed "Bye-, Bye is the woman who lives next and Mrs. Michael Minue, 114 cealed weapon even though ha "Faust" and Sharplcss in Ptie- Birdie" for the CYO of St.; door. Mary Avenue; a son to Mr. anddoesn't have probable cause to ini's "Madame Butterfly." He James and has appeared as RUKSI'XL J. KROWN -Beacon, Philadelphia Mrs. Angelo Mesce, 60 Erik make an arrest.
HIGHEST SCOUTING HONOR: Jon Vitriol, son of Mr. and MM. Herbert Vitriol, 177 Winding Road, Isclin, ami David Schreiber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Srhrcihor, 214 Julius Street, Iselin, became Eagle Soonts at ceremonies held by Troop TO Congregation Beth Sholom. 114 Residences Sold By Union Multiple Listing STORE-WIDE SUMMER
SUZABETH - One hundred Morris Avenue in Union. •nd fourteen homes with a total Assisting in directing the va&ts of approximately $3 mil- Union County Multiple Listing Hea doluw were sold during the Service operation are the follow- paat four-week period by mem-ing officers: vice, president, BIG REDUCTIONS ben of (ha Union County Multi- Henry Kolar, Elizabeth; secre- ple listing Services which has tary, Wendell Compton, Clark, Its headquarters at 328 Morris and treasurer, Charles E. Sear- Avian*, EUzabotih. les Rahway. ON ALL MEN'S In releasing the sales figures, Members of the board of di- Ctudea V. Berry, president, de- rectors are: Shea Schachter scribed the sales record "as Linden; J. M. Neustaedter, Ros- excellent in view of the extreme- elle Park; R. E. Scott, Jr., Eliz ly tight home mortgage market abeth; G. E. Howland, Jr., Cran which prevailed in New Jersey ford; Frank Johnson, Union; during this period. William Price, Union; Herb Tie B«Ty continued: ger, Elizabeth; U. E. Ratwnan Roselte; Al Palermo, Linden; "Deritag with a Multiple lis- Sid Nuim, Cranford; Stanley ting Service member real estate Tepperman, Linden; Jesse Res ftam is the fast, easy way to nick, Elizabeth; Dudley E. Pain buy or sell a home. ter, Rahway; Peter Mantone "Anjr member can supply a Elizabeth; Carroll Dolan, Eliz j>rosp«ctive buyer with an up- abeth; John Giles, Rahway; to-date picture, description and John Pozar, Hillside, and Wil liam Klumas, Cranford. location of every listing avail •We. Thus, the buyer can see In charge of the Multiple Lis (he entire Union County home ting Service headquarters in real estate market instantly Elizabeth is Mrs. Helen Bogard while visiting only one broker. executive secretary for the or "Whin a homeowner, inter- ganization. ested & selling, lists his house with any member firm, a pic There's small revenge in words jure and complete description is but words may be greatly re &tbt t& over 100 members and venged. more than 500 trained real estate -Benjamin Franklin Sal&mitt go to work for him," Berry concluded. He is the operator of Charles V. Berry, Inc., located at 1866
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DAILY JOURNAL RECEIVES SERVICE AWARD — An award for "outstanding «ooperation provided members of the Union County real estate profession" is accepted by Joseph C. Famulmy, center, for The Daily Journal. Presentation is being made In diaries V. Berry, left, president of the Union County Multiple Listing Service, and Jesse Resnick, right, member of the organization's board of directors.
TOP MAN IN CLASS: At a ceremony held a( Division Headquarters, West Trenton, Colonel David B. Kelly, superintendent of State Police, presented the New Jersey Muniripal Police Academy Academic Plaque to Patrolman Joseph A. Manger, Wood- bridge Police Department. Captain Howard Tune, Woodbridge Police Department, who wag present at the ceremony, praised Ptl. Manger's accomplishment in winning the award over 6,1 other members of the 106th Municipal Police Training Cliti «t the State Police Academy, Sea Girt. Ptl. Manger is a native of Perth Amboy. He joined the Woodbridge Police Department in 1967. He is married and resides with liis wife. Janet, at 419 Jansen Avenue, Avenel. Left to right: Lieutenant Martin Potash, Academy Commandant; Colonel Kelly; Ptl. Manger; and Captain Tune. J
NEW I1 TO OFFICERS: The recently elected Officers of St. Elias Parent Teacher Organization were installed at the last meet- ing. Shown from left to ri^ht, seated, are Mrs. Nanty Dziak, treasurer; Mrs. Julia Strusiak, secretary; Mrs. Virginia Gural, president; Mrs. Margaret Sweda, vice president; Mrs. Barbara Muska, recording secretary; standing, Sister Dorothea, Sister Ke;;ina; outgoing president, Mrs. Helen Thon, The Rev. Augustine Medvigy, spiritual director of the school; Miss M. A, Hre- halia and Sister Cornelia, principal.
DOCUMENTS OF FREEDOM: William Henderson, eommander of T. Nulty Post 471, the American Legion Is shown receiving the Kour Documents of Freedom to be displayed at the Post's new home at 25 Brown Avenue. Left to right, Harold Burns, chaplain; William O'Donaghue, adjutant; Mr. Henderson; Tex Perry, who presented the documents in behalf of the Iselin Citizens Committee and Mayor Ralph P. Barone. 1
HOSTS TO FOREIGN STUDENTS: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bassarab, in behalf of the Woodbridge Jaycees, entertained some 40 YEARS OF SERVICE: — of thi' foiciKii exchange students, leaching at the Township's Project World W. I, 1>. •''. 1'ay Camp, at their home in Colonia Norman R. Pape, 70 Devon Saliinlav night, left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Mastrangclo, Mrs. Hassarab, Dora Miriam Corduza of San Salvador; AWARDED MEDAL: Army Major William G. Nork, Jr., right- rmnniander of the Sfith Military Road, Colonia, recently cele- Angela Yuen, Hong Kong; Frank Murphy, recreation director and Mr. Bassarab. Police Battalion on Okinawa, receives the Array Commendation Medal from Army Lieutenant brated his 40th service anni- Colonel M. P. Keslei. Major Nork is the sou of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Nork, Sr., 47 Ford Ave- versary with Bell Telephone finance; Mrs. Gabriel, program; The board voted to confer an nue, Fords. He attended Woodbridge Senior High School, and Seton Hall University. Major Laboratories. He is a mem- Auditions Scheduled Nork received the medal for outstanding service. ber of the Organic Materials PTA Formulates Mrs. Ralph DeStefano, cultural honorary vice presidency upon Research and Development al arts; Mrs. Joseph Segreto, ex- Lincoln Tamboer, principal. By Theatre '68 Group the company's Murray Uil Future Plans ceptional child; Mrs. John Ing- A room mothers' tea is plan- WOODBRIDGE — The Wood fers the musical production, Vrancine Combos Laboratory. He is presently lis III, health add safety; Mrs. ned for October 7 with Mrs. bridge Recreation Department Summer Outing "South Pacific". The buses will concerned with studies of ma- Theater '68 announced the open, Receives Honors terials used in printed wiring. WOODBRIDGE — The exe Frank Kosnar, hospitality; Mrs. Basehart as chairman to be as leave from in front of t,he church mtive buard of Woodbridge Jon- ing of its summer program CARTE RET — Franc ine Ann A native of Perth Amboy, Mr. Leif Nissen, magazines and pub- sisted by Mrs. Foster Gales and on Sunday, July 21. Pape graduated from Perth or High School, at a recent "Soutii Pacific." On Guild List Gombos, a senior at Jackson- lications. Mrs. Frank Kosnar. A penny sale sponsored by the Amboy High School. He at- Heeling, formulated plans for Auditions will be held Mon FORDS — The men of the ville University, Jacksonville Also Mrs. Alex Wishney, mem- Mrs. Gabriel submitted pro day through Thursday from Guild will take place on Wed- tended both Pratt Institute ilk- coining year. Presiding was Holy Name Society of St. Nich- Florida, has been named to the and Rutgers University. ilis Anthony J. Brown. bership; Miss Jean Grandinetti, gram proposals which were 6:00 until 9:30 P. M. at Fords nesday, July 17, at 8:00 P. M., Junipr High School. Many roles olas Catholic Church of the By- Deans' List for Spring Semes Mr. Pape and his wife, Mar- oilier officers include Mrs. music; Mrs. William Neebe, adopted by Hie board including in the church hall. r are available with need for zantine Rite will receive Holy garet, have lived in Colonia ulin DiBlasio and Mrs. Louis music; Mrs. Harold Basehart, a panel program on October 17, ler with a 3.714 average. singers, dancers, stage crew, Communion at the 8:30 A, M. for IS years. •iabriel, vice presidents; Mi's. room representative; Mrs. Fo»- open house on November 6, dis- Robert F. Wagner, former Majoring in Elementary Ed cussion on Urban Crisis on Jan- and band members Divine Liturgy on Sunday, July •Mwiu Jensen, recording secre- ter Gates, co-chairman, room Mayor of N. Y., now Ambassa- ucation, she is Vice President of «iry; Mrs. Frank Gfraffeo, cor- uary 16, symposium on sex ed- 13. dor to Spain: Sigma Tan Epsilos Sorority, Robert C. Weaver, Secretary of representative; Mrcs, Harvey ucation on March 20, and an- Just Because (•spending secretary; Edward Mrs. Mary Hudanicti, chair- and Secretary of the Senior of Housing and Urban De- Hakoviecki, treasurer. Lund, teacher representative; nual arts and crafts show, May "I am very honored at the velopment: Just because nobody disagrees man, is accepting reservations Class. Committee chairmen named Sal Cannizzaro, co-chairman, 15. with you doesn't necessarily President's confidence in me for "The government must make for the I.fiilies Guild annual sum ndude Mrs. George Yuhasz, safety; John Aquila, legislation The next executive board mean you are brilliant — maybe this most important position and Francine is the daughter of great efforts to solve urban •haracler and spiritual educa- and Board of Education repre meeting will be held, Septem- you're the boss, iner outing to be heJd at Jones I wilt do the very best for my Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gomhos, 36 problem if we are to live de- i,HI Mrs DiBlasio, budget and *6iitativo. ber 19, 8:00 P. M at the school. -Record, Columbia, S. C Beach when* (in; Lombul'du of 'country." iKIinwood Avo7 C cently is Amewcaq cities." SUPPORT YOUR POLICE Th« Weight Watchers Cluh, cent's in New York, 1 to Vete- («r men and women, will moot Neighborhood First Aid Gets rans Hospital and 1 toOakvievr Wednesday 8:30 P. M., at Con Nursing Home. yrogation $eth Sholom, 90 C'oo- There wer« 9 N, J. Turnpik* Isclin [per Avenue. Youth Work 161 June Calls calls, 1 industrial calk and 1 D O A. The total calli recorded ... "> CARTERET - The month of The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW to date according to Captain Jobs on Hand June was the busiest summer Joseph Herron has climbed t« ost 2636 are sponsoring their month in the history of the Items annual Hawaiian Night Satur TARTERKT — • record peak of 784. There Students who squad with a record Ml calls day, August 3, 9 P. M., at the were 407 man hours donated iiio interested in summer em- by three ambu post hall, Route 27, Mrs. Frank responded to to cover June's record of 161 ploymrnd, attend the Carter** lances in service. There were 57 The neutral monthly meeting Stahl is chairman. calls. "Public School, are age 15 and accidents, more than the total nf the Isolin Athletic Association « • * above and who meet the follow- for the first five months of TO MOVE BETSY ROSS is set for Thursday, July It, 8 ing income requirements: The annual bus trip to Sea this year, 87 medical calls and P. M., at VFW Posrt 2636 Head- Family Size Income Philadelphia - The board of side Heights, sponsored by St. 17 transports. quarters, Route 27. C. Y. 0. has been set 1 2,600 trustees of th« American Flag • • • • r The ambulances covered a to- or Sunday, August 29. 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WANT-AD TAKER \ PAGE TWELVE Wednesday, July 10,1968 Leader-Press Woodbridge Rec League Standings Trio Woodbrldge Town»Mp Recreation Department Basrliatl A Softball League schedule Monday, July 15th thru Friday- July l!lth, is as follows: PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL MONDAY, July 15th Games at-«:OO P.M. Hilltop Hoys vs. Zeroes.'Ford* Jq. Hi Mi'Hz Marauders vs. Pirates, Sewaren Glen Cove Kin«s vs. St. John Vianney, Boynton BY JACK TILSON Rookios vs. The Klique, Avenel Park ORGANIZATION SLOW PITCH TUESDAY, July 16th Games at «:20 P.M. Hopelawn Fire Co. vs. St. Cecelia's K. of C, Fords Jr. Hi Molnars A. C. vs. Fords Fire Co.- Oak Street Port R'ding Fire Co vs. Oyers Construction, Sewaren Glen Cove Woodbridge Cardinals vs. Don Bosco K. of C, Boynton New Gun Laws Hrennans Club vs. Woodbridge Twp. Jaycees, Avenel Park New gun laws ire lone In coming, and the only fear that Srhrrin<*rs vs. Avenel Fire Co., Tselin Jr. Hi moderates, reasonable and informed men should have is that Safaris Ath. & Social Club vs. Little League Managers, Col. Jr. Ill any laws now patted will be patted out of hytteria and ignor- Dukrs vs. Lucky Spot, Merrill Park ance. PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL This is just at seriout a threat to the nation ai uncontrolled WEDNESDAY, July 17th Games at 6:00 P.M. availability of guns might be today, for two reasons: the cost The Klique vs. Meltz Marauders. Fords Jr. Hi of an ill-advised registration program might be staggering and Pirates vs. Hilltop Boys, Boynton beyond belief, and the reaction to a ban — or too strict — ORGANIZATION SLOW PITCII control of guns could lead to a bootlegging industry that might Games at 6:20 P.M. surpass the liquor bootleg hey-day and would be more serious. Sanitation Department vs. Woodbridge Teachers, Sewaren But don't listen to us. Listen, rather, to L. James Bashline Commando's vs. Sun Realty, Avenel Park who recently came up with the following comments on this highly INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE controversial topic. THURSDAY, July lgth Gimes at e:20 P.M. "As a freelance outdoor writer for many years Editor of Heyden Chemical vs. Hess Oilers- Fords Jr. HI Pennsylvania Gun Gameg News and now assistant managing A. P. Green (Valentines) vs. Natvar Corp., Sewaren Glen Cova editor of Field and Stream Magazine, it has been necessary for Colonial Pipeline vs. Witco Chemical, Boynton me to remain constantly current on th« changing firearms pic- Engelhard Min. & Chem., Kleen Sweep, Colonia Jr. HI ture. I have written and read millions of words on the subject. Gulton Industries vs. Elir. Town Gas, Merrill Park PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL With no humility, I consider myself an authority on firearms N legislation. Zeroes vs. Bassarab Realty, Avenel Park HEAVY SENIOR (FAST PITCH) "There are conservatively 200 million firearms in America FRIDAY, July 19th Games at 6:20 P.M. today. The personnel and cost involved in recording this many guns would hi astronomical. Of course, some law-abiding citi- D'Orsi Bakery vs. Kolibas Cardinals, Sewaren Glen Cove TURN ON LIGHTS: Frank Mnrphy, recreation director of Woodbridge Township Is shown pulling the switch turning on the A. & O. Sweet Shop vs. Anchor, Carteret Park zens would voluntarily hand in their guns, but the criminal most lights on the second field with lights in Fords Park, Manorial Field, at the All Star Games sponsored by the Fords-Clara Barton certainly would not!" PETERSON CLASSIC BASEBALL Boys Baseball League on Sunday. June 30. Left to right: Councilman Jack Egan, and Robert Smith; President of the League, , Picaro Construction vs. Kings. Avenel Park L. James Bashline goes on to say that for some time a num Stephen Dalina; Vice President, Matthew Jago, and member of the executive board' Ed Straub. her of reasonable people have been calling for registration of STANDINGS The Baseball Team ""' 8 « Individual firearms users — a system similar to that here in SENIOR LEAGUE (Fast Pitch) anieg Played: New Jersey, and even that might be pretty expensive. Final Registration W {Ings 13, Bassarab 0 But Mr. Bashline noted something that hits at the real heart Boro Weekly jPetty to Face Township Youth A.&O. Sweet Shop 3 St. John's 13, Marauders 1 of the matter: For hclin Giants Anchor 2 Klique 3, Zeroes 2 "Nobody in the urban east realizes what it is like to open 2 ORGANIZATION SLOW PITCH ISELIN—The "Iselin Giants" Kolibas Cardinals your back door and shoot at a deer with a 7mm magnum and Rec Results Top Challengers Ass'n Announces D'Orsi Bakery 2 Universal Division have nobody blink. Pop Warner Junior League 0 w L CARTERET — In the Old TRENTON — Drivers will Football Team will hold its Public Service "Conversely, there are a lot of people in Idaho* Colorado or 0 Oyers Construction 5 0 Timers Slow Pitch softball come from near and far with final registration nn July 11, Engelhard Eagles Diamond Tilt 0 ort Reading Fire Co. 4 0 Alaska who cannot understand what it is like to live up-tight League, the First Presbyterian one goal in mind — beat defen- 7:00 P. M. at the Green Street Woodbridge 43's In New York." ^ ding champ Richard Petty and INDUSTRIAL SLOW PITCH Fords Fire Co. 4. 1 Methodist Church walloped the Firehouse Hall. (Opposite Cos- FORDS — Woodbridge Town- 1 The magazine editor suggested that halting mall-order sales take home a checkered flag in ship Youth Association Presi- American Division Fire Co. 3 Gypsy Camp, 111, as Kahora tello Funeral Home) 2 of all guns, as proposed by Rep. Emanuel Celler, would be the second annual NASCAR dent, Pete Dalina, has announc- W Molnars 3 and Rusnak helped the winners Boys born in 1955-19561057 3 unfair to the very real and safe hunter who lived in the vast Northern "300" Grand National ed the schedule for the Town Kleen Sweep 4 St. Cecelia's K. of C. 2 with home run smashes. Kahora and weighing 95 to 115 pounds 4 west, or to the professional trapper, who did his gun-business had two singles besides. In the battle at Trenton Speedway on ship Baseball Tournament: Heyden Chemical 4 Schreiners 1 Sunday, July 14. are eligible. Practice sessions 4 through mail-order because he couldn't drive 300 miles for a same loop th» Little League The eight-year olds on Satur- Ronson Corporation 4 Jttle League Mgrs. 1 new rifle. All well and fine, but Petty are held in Merrill Park which 3 Satans Ath. & Social 1 4 Managers nosed out the Kolibas Is easy to reach for boys from day, July 13 at 12:00 Noon: Co- Hess Oilers 5 When told that one of the things Congressmen like Celler have OWtimers in a slugfest, 1514. won't be the only man to beat Gulton Industries 2 Avenel Fire Co. 0 when the green flag falls. You Iselin, Colonia and Avenel. lonia and Merrill Park at Menlo suggested was a ban on the mailing of ammunition, as well as Two runs in the eighth inning Park Terrace, Fords and Men-Eliz. Town Gas 1 Continental Division can/t discount red-hot David Boys must be accompanied 0 guns, rather than to control guns through registration, Mr. Bash- gave the winners their third lo Park Terrace at Sobon Field, Natvar Corporation 1 Woodbridge Teachers 5 Pearson, point pacesetter Bobby by a parent and must present 0 line said this reinforced his belief that most of Congress and straight. Art Meyers was the Colonia and Woodbridge and National Division Woodbridge Cardinal^ 4 Isaac, Bobby Allison, Buddy their birth certificate. Regis- 1 most of the press didn't know what they were talking about. winning hurler. He did well ai Iselin at Dennis Field, Fords. Witco Chemical 4 Brennans 4 and Buck Baker, Darel Dierin- tration fee $3.00. 2 "It has always been illegal to ship explosives, including bat too, getting three singles. Hatco Chemical 2 Lucky Spot 2 ger among others. The winners of the Fords and 2 ammunition through the mail." The Knights of Columbus had a Amato Carpet Service 2 Sun Realty 2 Petty and his '67 Plymouth Woodbridge game will play on 1 Most important to Mr. Bashline are the fears of bootleg gun real field day, disposing of the Colonial Pipeline 2 Sanitation Department 2 set both records last year and Sunday, July 14 at Coopers 3 running and that conservation will suffer with any prohibitive St. Joseph's Holy Name Society, Engelhard Min. & Chem. 1 Dukes 1 on Saturday, July 13, his one- Hockey Chiefs Field, Iselin at 1:30 P. M. 4 gun control measures. 18-8. The winners came from be mile mark of 101.208 mph will Then on Saturday, July 20, A. P. Green (Valentines) 0 Commando's 1 hind to take the hall game as Don Bosco K. of C. 1 4 "There are lots of borderline people who don't own guns now be in jeopardy with time trials the winner of the July 14 game General Dynamics 0 5 but who'd get them if they knew guns were illegal," he main- Smith led the Knights with a scheduled between 11 A. M. and Lose 1, Tie 1 will play the winner of the Co- PETERSON CLASSIC LEAGUE Woodbridge Jaycees 0 tains, "And the criminal would surely steal more guns and homer, triple and single. Panac- 4 P. M. followed by a 20 lap Ionia Game at Dennis Field, W Games Played: WOODBRIDGE — Summer ac- know where to dispose of them. cione also homered, doubled and qualifying race. Fords at 1:00 P. M. Pirates 5 Teachers 30, Dukes 15 singled for the victors. In the fi- tion in the Jersey State Hockey Cardinals 18, Jaycees S "Then, too, while you or I wouldn't buy guns illegally, a lot When the green flag falls on The nine-year olds are sched- Zeroes * nal game in the Old Timers League saw the Woodbridge Molnars 16, Ave. Fire Co 1 of marginal hunters — guys who would go hunting once or twice Sunday at 2 P. M.t Petty's 300- uled to play their game on Sat The Klique * Slow Pitch softball loop> Ray's Chiefs encounter Chatham on Fords Fire 14, St. Cecelia's 8 a year — wouldn't go anymore. In my part of Pennsylvania — mile race record of 95.322 mph urday, July 13 at 2:30 P. M. St. John Vianney 4 Gulf station remained unbeaten the 25th of June and North Jer- Hope. Fire 12, L. L. Mgrs. 6 where you are looked on askance if you don't hunt — we have will bg the goal of the GN Fords and Hopelawn at Sobon Picaro Construction 3 so far this season, scoring ar sey on July 2. In the game Brennans \0, Sun Realty 2 an abundance of game and an abundance of hunters. The Gam stars. Field, Colonia, Iselin and Mer- Rookies 3 easy victory over the A. & 0 against Chatham the Chiefs went Sanitation 9, Commandos 5 Commission realizes $7.5 million from the sale of hunting licenses Eight of last year's top 10 rill Park at Dennis Field, Fords Hilltop Boys 3 boys. 12-5. For the winners, Sav P. R. Fire Co. 7, Satan* Ath. 2 alone. Much of this would be cut back with some of the gun finishers are entered to date. down to defeat by a score of 30, and Mpnlo Park Terrain and Meltz Marauders 1 age, Favor and Hercek all hi! Oyers 6- Schreincrs 5 control laws proposed these last few weeks, and all of this Petty, Dierlnger, Elmo Lang- while against North Jersey the Color.ia at Menlo Park Terrace. Kings 1 home runs. ley, John Sears, Buck Baker, Don Bosco 5, Lucky Spot 1 money is used for conservation projects. following week, the Chief's came The winners of the Fords and Bassarab Realty 1 Neil Castles Bobby Allison and "In fact- few people remember that it is the sportsman wh out with a 2-2 tie. Iselin game will play on Sun- There were two games played "ames Hylton in order. has borne the costs of conservation over the years." in the Industrial Softball League. Against Chatham the Chiefs day, July 14 at 3:30 P. M. on Mr. Bashline and this writer agree that we do not want tc In one, the J. and L. Auto Body two hit batters. Makwinski and fell behin.1 1-0 early in the first Coopers Tield, Iselin. outlaw guns, but we do feel there is a need for stricter controls. Shop rolled over the U. S. Met Dummond each got two hits for period and they were never able On Saturday, July 20, the win- We know that safe shooting breeds a healthy respect for gun als, 16-9. The winners scored the winners. to get tack in the game after ner of the July 14 game will Carteret Rec. Department Standings that none of the "bang-bang" games we play as kids do. And nine runs in the first frame to The Carteret Little League had that. Two additional goals by play the winner of the Colonia we're sorry, but no law is going to make the kids stop playin take a big lead. Rigler homered plenty of action in all three di- Chatham in the second period game at Memorial Field, Fords Cowboys and Indians and Cops and Robbers, Those games are for the winners, while Perri and isions. made the score 3-0 which is how at 2:00 P. M. STANDINGS 3. Carteret Auto Parts 11 more fun than playing Liberal and Conservative, for one thing! Versegi connected for four-bag The results were: it stood for the remainder of The thirteen year olds will also Oldtimers Softball League 4. Jack Pages 10 gers for the losers. In the second American Division the game. The third period saw hold their games on Saturday, Slow Pitch 5. Foodtown Markets 9 7 8 game in the Industrial Softball Sportsman Assn. 5, Foodtown both te»ms unable to generate July 13 in the surrounding area: 1. Little League Mgrs. 5 6. Metro Glass 8 Tips For Dog Owners 7 Loop, the Air State Air Cargo Market 4. an offensive threat as Chatham 10:00 A. M. — Merrill Park 2. Ray's Gulf 5 7. Catholic War Vets 9 toppled Continental Can, 14-4. 10 J & L Auto Body 6, Carteret was content to bold the margin and Hopelawn at Menlo Park 3. Kolibas Oldtimers 4 8. Sportsman Ass'n. 6 Gunners and dog owners will find the following advice useful, Terrace. 3 9. Frank's Dept. Store 3 13 If not vital to their dog's health. Here are some tips on how to The winners tallied ten runs in Auto Parts 0. and in effect insure a win. 4. Pusillo A. C. 3 10. K. of C. 1 15 make summer outings safe and fun for your dog: the last three frames to finish Jack Pages 6, Metro Glass I. 12:30 P. M. — Colonia and 5.1st. Presb. M. C. strong. Bob Sisko hurled the vie Frank's Dept. Store 3' Knights On July 2 the Chiefs found Fords at Menlo Park Terrace. 6. St. Demetrius M. C. 2 Begin by being careful. Cooking equipment often incluri tory, giving up only five hits. themselves in a tight defensive 3:00 P. M. — Woodbridge and 7. K. of C. 2 Little Carteret League of Columbus 1. 4 electric grill. Be sure to keep an eye on your dog to see t' In the Babe Ruth League, the battle with the Winter League Iselin at Menlo Park Terrace. 8. A&S Sweet Shop 2 J. Craftsman Club 11 U. S. Metals 9, Catholic War 4 doesn't chew through the wiring. If he does, artificial respir. .,. Champions from Noi-th Jersey. 9. St. Joseph HN§ 1 la-Ideal Liquor 11 Lions Club shut out P.B.A. Local Vetsl. The winners of the Hopelawn 4 is the only remedy for electrical shock. Here's the recommended North Jersey jumped off to a 10. J&L Auto Body 1 3. Airco Co. 11 #47, 6 to 0, Joe Flintosh hurled Catholic War Vets 5, Carteret and Colonia games will play on 5 procedure: 1-0 lead early in the game, bow- 11. St. Joseph Players 1 4. Fire Co. #1 10 the one-hit victory and struck Auto Parts 1. Sunday, July 14 at Menlo Park • ever, the Chiefs refused to fold 12. Gypsy Camp 0 5. Cario's Pizza 9 Hold the dog'a head between your hands and cover his nose out a total of 15 batters. It was U. S. Metals 3, Knights of Co- Terrace at 1:30 P. M. 7 the first win for the Lions Club and they tied the score later in 6. Synowiecki Funeral 8 and mouth with your own mouth, breathing rapidly and shallow- lumbus 1. On Saturday, July 20, the win- Industrial Softball 7. Safeguard Realty 6 9 ver the P.B.A. this season.Mau the period on a goal by Tom ly. Don't be surprised if the dog panicks when he recovers from Foodtown Market 6, Mttro ners of the July 14 game and Slow Pitch 8. Fire Co. #2 4 11 pin had a double and single for Heaney with Steve Botta getting the shock. Get in touch with your veterinarian as soon as possi- Glass 2. Isolin game mil play finals at 1. J&L Auto Body 5 9. Carteret Delicatessen 3 12 ble. the winners. Weinzierl got the National Division an assist. Menlo Park Terrace at 11:00 2. All State Air Cargo 2 Babies Furniture 2 13 only hit of the game for the Tidbits, wrapped In aluminum foil, can prove more trouble Airco Co. 26, Babies Furniture In the second period North AM. 3. Continental Can 2 losers. i. U. S. Metals 0 fean they are worth. Don't allow your dog to chew on the foil, 0. Jersey again took the lead to Little Carteret League 2 BO matter how delicious he seems to think H is. First, it can In the other Babe Ruth League Fire Co. No. 1, 13, Carteret make the score 2-1. This score Babe Ruth League Sta Club 13 2 •tick in his throat. And, second, it can cause aluminum poisoning. contest, Sabo's Sport Shop blank- Dell 0. stood until midway through the Annual Father's Game 1. Lions Club 4 F. M. C. Corp. 13 4 Keep your dog out of the sun as much as possible. His skin can ed St. Elizabeth's, 7-0- as Paul Ideal Liquor 5, Carlo's Pizza 2. third period. At this point Art At Dennis Field 2. General Democ. Org. 2 Deverin Ass'n 11 Dudka hurled a one hitter and Craftsman Club 2, Synowiecki Tipaldi Jr. fired homo the knott-, 3. St. Joseph 1 Hebrew Men's Club 9 6 get sunburned, and he can suffer heat exhaustion, just as hu- FORDS — Stephen Dalina, 8 fanned IS batters. It was the sec- Funeral 1. er unassisted. The game drew to 4. St. Elizabeth 1 Jewish War Vets 7 mans do. Remember that your dog needs plenty of cool, fresh president of the Fords-Clara 9 water. ond win for Sabo's in league International Division a finish with Woodbridge mount- 4. Sabo's Sport Shop 2 Hill Pharmacy 6 Barton Boys Baseball League 10 competition. St. Elizabeth's got Jewish War Vets 15, GruJiin's ing a determined effort to pull 4. P.B.A. Local 47 0 Italian American Club 5 Camera fans who use the "instant" cameras and then care- has announced that the annual Phillips #66 5 10 their only hit of the game in the Pharmacy 3. out a win, but North Jersey was lessly discard the used negatives are putting children and pets Father's Game will be held, Joe Medwick League Gruhin Pharmacy 3 12 seventh inning with one out Deverin Assn. 18, Italian Am- equal to the occasion, with the in possible danger. Biologists have found that the chemicals when pitcher Art Benson sing erican 13. Sunday, JuJy 14 at Dennis 1. G.B.B.A. Local 111 3 Kaskiw Plumbing 3 12 resulting final score being 2-2. Field. This is an all-day out- used on such film are dangerous to wildlife, pets and children led. Rotary Club 2, Hill Pharmacy 2. P.A.L Lad Auxiliary 2 alike. Be sure to throw used film into a receptacle which has a The Chiefs draw a bye this ing for dad including food, 3. G.A.T.X. 2 The Joe Medwick League had beverages and a ball game, Opel 11 A.M. U It r.M. top on it and can't be "raided" by wandering dogs or wild ani- Phillips 66, 7, Hebrew Men's week with their next game com- 4. Kepich Esso 1 a three-game program. Kepich John Mizerny, Bill Brose and mals. Dogs, especially, might be tempted to lick the chemical Clsbl. ing on July 9, against South 5. G. & G. Excavating 1 Charlie Brenner's Esso won over G. and G, fixca- George Gondola are in charge. residue from the paper. Food Machinery Corp. 13- Kas-Mountain Arena. Game time is 6. Boro Employee 1154 0 vating, 12-8, with the winners George Gondola and the Sport Shop, Inc. Of equal interest, and to help settle dog diet controversies, we :iw Plumbing 4. 9:30 at Ocean Ice Palace in scoring six runs in the first in- Phil's Chain are in charge of STANDINGS •udqurten For HUNTING offer this information: Rotary Club 15, Phillips 86, 1. Bricktown. FISHING • ARCIir RY ning and five in the second the Closing Day Picnic sched- American League Jewish War Vets 16, Hill Phar- OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT Most people believe a "carnivore" is an animal which has a frame. Mike Lynam was the LEAGUE STANDINGS uled for Sunday, July 28 at 1. J&L Auto Body 12 MM Irrlaf St.. ftakwar *" macy 8. natural diet of meat and meat alone. This isn't so. The truth is winning hurler, yielding five hits W L T pts. Ford* Park. 2. II. S Metals 11 that very few animals can, or even attempt to, live on meat alone and striking out nine batters. Gruhin's Pharmacy 8, Kaskiw So. M't'n Arena 2 0 All animals require a proportion of vegetable food, if they are The G.B.B.A. took over the P- Plumbing 6. 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