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Carteret, N. J., Thursday, July 25, 196$ pageant jg Tidewater to Carry Vuncd I; \\nV -,—itlv IJ Out Pledges Made hicUt-v lor the

. .,. Cnrti-ra Park .niiiiiuiicrd this c-cn-rrt Jayceps . ••,. vho are upon To the Community ,,,, Mrs Molly . ],(!• and dlrec- ,;;n .school: Mrs ,( finhlon mtn- IV.Midler Oneral Furman ,- ;,-i> assistant di- ';'.,vi!.-: of thr 78th I)1-. i>;on . .,. •. i.i the owner ,,| thf Charr Decision ... A toning ordinance cannot be defended constl- With All J tutionally on a ground inapplicable to it by conjecture •,•;., idhridje and , CARTERET WINNERS: Here »r, thr four Cartmt ,-,:• Miltant for **'' Barney Badner, 27 Lafayette Street, senior division and that It might apply to and support another zoning youths who havr brrn awarded trnphip* In the Flr§t Henry Meklune, 690 Roosevelt Avenue, spray award divi- ordinance. ,•:•>, A National "Open" Customiilni Car Contest. They will sion: Locally, the contest «u sponsored by Tilth Photo The Court, therefore, determines that the exclusion <:.p hM now comprU for national honors. I*tt to right: John Studio. Winners were selected for the best rusloinizinir, Strong of new petroleum industries In the heavy industrial "B" In Town . - n«i,. t»'O Wltkowikl, M Elmwood Avenue, Junior division; Kenneth re-d««lrnlnr, re-stylinj and body finishing of any type of zone is not in accordance with a classification of land CARTERET — Tidewater OH ,1 Kovact, 24 Pennnylvanla Ave., Intermediate division; stock, racing, dragster or competition machine. CARTERET—Superior Court uses reasonably related to and In furtherance of the sta- Judge David D. Furman in New tutory zoning purposes. Company said today It wffl jarry out Its proposed com- 5M .naiter Brunswick Tuesday, ruled that A further objectionable aspect of the zoning ordi- Carteret's 1963 zoning ordi- nance under attack should be pointed out. By its specific |munity relations Included m nonfat the Activities Got. Hughes Will AttendContract ;he terminal's design providing 1 nance is Invalid. terms non-conforming uses in the heavy industrial "B" tane. Center. lone may be expanded. The statutory sanction of pre- 'or the licensing of a part at . S'lion In- The decision was In favor of existing non-conforming uses IR, S. 40:55-48) is designed .s large parking area to relief* ln Nem Tidewater Oil Company which the community's needs. ,;, Increase at Dinner for Dolan, Brown js Let Foris seeking to erect a petroleum to guarantee constitutional rights. Authorization to in. Mrs Moran too crease or enlarge non-conforming uses is not constitu- The company also said Ttd*» aouut children CARTERET — A testimonial storage terminal on the I. T. Williams & Sons property off tionally mandatory but derogates from or tends to nullify .water's plans to build a ball of he- own, ^dinner honoring County Prose- valid legislative objectives. Lower Roosevelt Avenue, [field and to license the field ^t • iris ^Playgrounds cutor Edward T. Dolan and Road Jobs Will counsel submit an order for judgment holding the borough for local ochOfAf. County Surrogate Elmer E. The next step Is for the com- that the zoning ordinance of the Borough of Carteret and youth use, Its comprehiW* • will be held on Sunday CARTERET — Work is ex-ipany to obtain building and use dated May 8th, 1963 is invalid and should be set aside. sive landscaping plan also *w in • September 22 at the pected to start soon on road permits for the proposed in- - * * remain on Its schedule. A con>* TheaU "jSt. Demetrius Community Hall, construction and installation istallation from the Zoning . . . The Court is satisfied that congestion from tank pany spokesman said: of sidewalks and sewer connec-JBoard of Adjustment, trucks servicing petroleum industries in the "B" zone . 'Our counsel, Lewis 8. JaerAS ions on several borough j JudR(. Furman ruied: "The would be negligible. Through the use permit technique |son, who represented us In th* ! Chairman Al Fazekas and co-1 tri ets (1 Oku iw*. ichaiman Thomas Coughlm an-j ' - ' exclusion of new petroleum access roads of sulTlclent width to prevent tank trucks successful litigation, reoom- .'•:•.'. Of Ue Council at an adjourned industries in the heavy in- blocking two-way traffic can be assured. Carteret Avenue .mended to us after the deolaloa nnunttd that thin dinner is meeting Monday awarded the /•• Star. PurpJe Tht Cartmt Recreation De- dustrial 'B' zone is not in may by ordinance be limited to light traffic. Accordingly, |was announced, to keep thesa being held for Carteret's two> contract ot C, Dellapietro of Combat infanHf! partmnt *Ubet to txpem u accordance with a classifi- no reasonable relation is found between the exclusion of lommunity features Intact, de* \ favorite sons (or "their unsel- | Hnpelawn on hi* lowest bid of umerouJ cation of land uses reasonably petroleum industries In the heavy industrial "B" zone jpite the fact that the com- • fish devotion and duty to the $215,949, The Council made the the law Walter Bullivan. and the zoning objective of lessening congestion in the pany had to go to considerable J Democratic Party, and the award following a report from related to and in furtherance \i ™ Cnun-i oon- Mllivan wu director of of the statutory zoning; pur- streets. Bogert v. Washington Township, 25 N. J. (1057). expense and Plead with th* lo s -U In Ctrtttwt ««*• f« »*ny I*** «U vm -jpeople of th- Borough of Car- Borough Engineer H. Thomas Some borough officials stressed as a factor in their Can-. The iiftQMtfiemanjE are to poses." court for th« use of the pr#l« »«~ of 7 indU «• •mWbOUow tC th, t*ret and Middlesex County " legislative action the employment advantages ot manu- erty for our multi-million ' " CuVtr t ; be made thirbugh a ttffid Issue Much of the objection to the *W fcf 3*1** ' w*tt^i«W Many dimttarieg from civic facturing and.processing Industries in contrast to storage petti-aum prcijuct* ( 1 1 1 1 j amounting \ $397.000-author- proposed terminal Was the ques- •• borough riftT-r**™ * ** ' *nd political life mw signified operations, The zocJng ordinance of 3' v 8th. ^03, is terminal on th? Wi'jt'^s ,„- ized by the Council. tion of traffic. Judge Furman not so drawn. As dfaenssed supra, mar.* factorial und 11-17 at whlchj The Carteret Recreation Dt-,their intention to attend and neld 1 erty located along th? Arthur Carteret Avenue, which has| l. : processing as well as storage of petroleum, its components .•r^-.ttw will be|P*t«n«»t. under tht dxecticmjamong them are State Demo- "The Court Kill." ., m ThOAai CWUhlm, U pres-lcratlc leader. David T. Wilcntz, been the subject of many com- and derivitives are barred. / plaints, will be repaved from that congestion from tank Yo Cooperate • ,ntm ant on Aug.imUr offering an active pro-Governor Richard B Hugh*";, « < • Jackson Avenue to Roosevelt trucks servicing pertoleum ••'.' Cluo of Perth••»• of recreational i> tlvltle»|r>':natOT Harrison Williams, . , . Expert witnesses developed to the satisfaction We were glad to go alct GOV. R. B. Hl'GHES Avenue along with installation industries in the 'B' xone was i;.yiy ears for th* 'Or lu youth. A full •rhedulejrongnssman Edward Patten of the Court that a petroleum storage terminal is a rela- ith Mr. Jacobson's recomnrr* 0 of curbing and dividing islands neeliBible." tively safe installation, rated as a lower fire risk than, lation. In fact th;se are o'T Cartent parade' ' *ct:vltlei it beiiiK offered and other state, county and where none now exists. The The court pointed out that 1 ' >e borough. The10 "* youth of Carteret at all i'cal personalities. for example, a lumber business. Scientific advances have wn recommendations, too. V's , Carteret Avenue area is the!expert witnesses developed to reduced the fire and explosion threat to negligibility. the public playgrounds. In- Announcement of vario ant the people of Carteret to '> ill wpply mu> 1S Expansion Plan most costly of the project at!the satisfaction of the court Floating roofs eliminate the vapor space. Venting tech- A eluded in thi; itinerary air- arts c immlttees and ticket av.iil- •el that we will become mod t Mn 8*n- an estimated $150,000, that a petroleum storage term- niques to eliminate pressure are improved. The conver- tizens, that we will gladly co» ' and crafU. golf. tenru> and utility will be announced at -•* and Jokeph Other streets which will be;ina! is a relatively safe instat- sions from rolled to extruded steel and from riveting to iperate in any community* bowling Instructions, taught by Mer date. 'Hearing July 29 <\>i»lnn«n for the ei-urfaced are Oakwood Ave-Ration, rather as a lower fire welding have virtually eliminated the possibility of tank ponsored projects. After all, - qualified and experienced in- »nd Jaycem re- nue, Park Avenue, Whittier St..|risk than, for example, a lum- rupture. Is a well known fact that • Jtructon. , CARTERET — The Board Holmes Street .from Columbusiber business." Other safeguards are foam chambers and dikes. Simi- idewater is a community-r*- : In rreent competition a fou: of Education last night was Avenue to Roixsevelt Avenue,; Long Trial Ends lar advances in technique have substantially foreclosed .tions minded firm. We want •hooting tournament w.u> heir Hospital Study advised that the Board of Harrison Avenue from Chestnut Judge Purman's decision fol- the threat of (ire, explosion or rupture In tank trucks . give our fullest support to at the Pott Boulevard play Local Government at Trenton -ii Bur«lari Street to Tennyson Avenue, lowed a trial that lasted for even upon collision. The borough has experienced only jcal organizations." ground The followintj indlvl< • will hold a hearing July 29 at Croup Is Named Elm Street from Carteret Ave- seven days, during which a total two accidents involving tank trucks since 1950. The spokesman further .d6" lUab plated lu: Attlla HUE , 3:30 P.M. m Trenton on the (Continued on Page 2) of 29 witnesses were heard, in- * * • lared: "We are proud to be« J2nd: Jimmy NeLwn. 3rd Bb i- CARTERET — Mavor An-|proposed $2,650,000 bond Issue Solved by JAB cluding borough officials and ... An enactment to lessen the fire- threat in out- ....a a part of Carteret, jard Folkvartokardd drew Banlcjc appointed a Car-;for Carteret's expansion pro- experts. moded Industrial practices cannot be reasonable. jntributlng not only to Its ln« ' '• ••':T Th« following addition to th* phyi cul fret Hospital Study Committee jgram. Conclave Today • • * Lewis S. Jacobson, senior .ustrltil growth and tax rat* *n.> .''-vealedby tne hjl jm vi'st^rday. Mayor Banick said,; At the same time. Board yrMlnKer c On Boro Problems member of the Perth Amboy . , . The Arthur Kill waterfront in the Borough of bios, but also to the welfare .',. *• • H.irrau of Car- are offered the opportune 1 <-f This U one of the most lm-ip ident Joseph P. Lnmb ex- reS CARTERET- Borough of- law firm of Jacobson and Win- Carteret is prime land for heavy industry operating by nd prosperity of Its people, !• ':-srd Craikowakl, ll 18 yeara. 19. >ov. .md maliHenance. If their study . pd»ard (i Sie.Vr: tion for elementary and hlgl: garage, loading racks and park* '•'•> brjeak-in. O—f —Mr, «.aridu M.., . Edward C sit - yroves the need for the hospital school facilities. Ing area all beautifully land- ' • broking a hole fertj»3 Ccolld^ Av.-n.ir. Cm- :>>ey will study the flnanclaUs-; Mrs. Nevill Retirinx Draft Plans for Altar Society Fashion Show icaped. : . i f '•• he Diane Shop t«et. coniplrted an ouhi-wick'^cts MM. Loretto M. Nevill, long The plant, .according tolthe I 'I* Do-Nut Shop and earn.: num.- They will search out and radio relay a member of the Carteret iompany will be built in'ac- tlon c >ur a! T v Bo'ii neatc ways of financing this cordance with the highest i asI SllUB! 3 on!. .,-ujMt if It Is ' ; ^'» ..d?he board that she will retire safety standards of the Aroer-i- « this group of pub l^inded ,„„ , aruj re- Oa.. m la Mhoo jan Petroleum' Institute and 1 lH| •ltifns gives a positiv^ report s gt ar *«re reported: Il'.'li d the Amu l.i ;he National Board of Fire Un- r >•" 1 ire fighting! system employing: il".ir * Qmun Ai Bodi-n Co.. in Members of the committee|I RoberRobeit O'p-rj,,,,^,D ^ thB board 10th water and fonm. : e: Dr. PhUlp Chodosh. Dr. M., 1 , 'hf Nathan *dy before eiiti'!;:;K the [named: HaHaroi d uder as se(H Terminal Plans , 1 i Continued on Page a> : broken Into. Army ondary teacher at $6,550: John! The storage terminal will not J. Sutur as eleineutary teacher j 1 nunufuuture or process p(o- ! in petty cash at 15,050 and Marcy R. Lows ! lucts and will emit no smoke - and change |as an elementary teacher at nd no odors. All produptj urmuiner. ThU Ceramic Society Honors (l $4,aoo. will move Into the plant "' by two The board named Richard •Ithflr pipeline or tanker Gautsch of M. & T. Firm 'Miglecz for driver education at .'idewatpr'a Delaware rei (1,5,00. Department' heads were and will move out to other XI' (ranted (250. j water terminals and to ( CAKTBRIT-M. C AJward Contract , tomers by barge, tanker, p! _TO, leneral manager of A contract was awarded to line, railroad tank ca« '•'"I. the- hoy§ *nd mineral products lur M the Metropolitan Contractint! imall percentage by truck, »40M. T Chemical*. Inc. Company of Huboken to paint has through the Metal U Thermit Curp • the exterior of the Cleveland! the * Two boyi, been named a fellow o School at the lowest bid of Reading Program admitted thli American Ceramic Society $3,200. j Slated at tibr* , Mr. OauUch, who Mr. O'Dounell told of plans Orchid; * T. In 1»S5, hai been aftiv.-1" to utilize the high school audi- CAETERET -™- the Car- the ceramic* field lor uwiv than torium for all studies next year. O.S'.M,JI f *a» en- 35 yeari. He Joined M* »a Teachers will not be assigned RClf - *trt. in- auUtant superlntendeui "' 'jw permanent rooms as In the that |lfh *»y way of tWnt. H« h«« ierved succra- reSding lalvely ai plant manager of tnt UUtMKN NAMED FASHION SHOW COMMHIEK — Of St. Jostpli's Altar which' will be held on October 1. The meeting was held summer months. rewivfdlBouth San FrancUco plant and CAHTERET — Carteret Vol- . Society arc pastured ubuvr loiniileting plan:. «or tlw show in the hoitiv oi Mrt.. Gerard Connurs. Every child who the Carteret IN. J.) P'""1' Blld uuteer Fire Co. Ko. 1, has minimum of six books to membership William attending thjs meeting were: her own choke will being ln hat alw been manager u( «'•'_'; CARTKKKT — At a met't- uuunceil thai alter con- IULCILSB plaius lui a publicity : T !s7.abo, 136 Pershtog Avenue, Mrs. Harold Keating, Pres- reading achievement cer; »ve«tjgator Wai- eral manufacturinf lor M * lmi held In the home of Mrs. sultation with the, Sudye campaign were formulated, fr Hlchard Culp, 118 William ident; Mis. John Torman; when schoo} opens In with reaponaibility (or piwiuc- Gerard Connors, Chairman Cooper Dress Shop und tile and a progress report on fcjiabo, U8 pershing Avenue, Mrs. Peter Davis, Publicity; Children are asked to ini and tion at the company'* chemical of the Fashion Show Com- Astor Hut Shop, October 14, Klcliard Culp, 116 WlUlam ticket sellln gwas made by Mrs. Connors; and Mrs record of the book* »*Chicago, a» well us ' ' Htruet and Rosary Society. It was an- finite date lor the show. ! " "»- Ih. J.A.B. chemical and ceratigi, M. C it'tmrloU* Jicluring (acilltka »' Thursday, Joty 25,1963 PAGE TWO collected by the rm from all Interested w, Since the number of ti<* 2 Boro Girls In Contest Baldwin Is Set limited, this trip to Welfare Yankees play will be to the youths who remit" For Theological bus fare first. It is the sincere dei Task Is Seminary Study Carteret Recreation ment to offer its youth" CARTERET — Wallace E. and well rounded Baldwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. actvltir* to be made William O. Baldwin, 38 Lincoln enjoyed by the youth" v Avenue, will enter the Theo- n[ Growing tnret. IMII Seminary In Philadel- phia next September, and Domestic Mr. Baldwin who is guest preacher at the Zion Lutheran Contract is ProljIeniH Add Voes, Evangelical Church and a i Continued from i> ..,, member of the church to ex- ;( Mrs. Chester Says nue to Flllrnore A'.uuir" pected to be ordained Into the Avenue frdm Cooli<|"r \ ministry following a three-year V( CARTERET — The borough's to the Carteret WiKiiijy course. Mlfare department Is virtually, boundary line, Maiko. Warner Graduate working on a "24-hour basis" Street, Poplar Street In June of this year, Mr. chiefly due to sickness as well HONORED ON RETIREMENT: Photo taken at the Mm* School Superintendent Robert O »•"«" son Street to Hunnmau g3 Baldwin graduated from Wag- rt ndin BS domestlfc problems of welfare Dennla Fittcenld wan riven a trstlrrionlal dinner on his man, JoWph Cujkowftl: | ? «^u auJ The. triangle intersect io ner Lutheran College, SUten client*, according to Mrs. Helen retirement u tchool custodian. Shown from left to ritht John PaHnka.. Gna Garal. Ororp T«th. *'«J Coolldge and LmiRMUiv Island, where he received his Chester, director Of welfare. are, «e»t«d: Joseph Potoenlr, Michael Pnslllo. School Su- Jweph Bartsch, Joe Tandyrnk and Steve < namra Terminal Streets and Bachelor of Arts degree. He Mrs. Chester said "It ls not Avenue Is also listed also was on the Dean's List. perintendent Edwin 8. Quln, Mr. Fltuerald, AiitoUnt so much a question of need as surfacing. While In his senior year, Mr. thfe general complicated prob- AT NEW LONDON, CONN. Baldwin played the leading FRIDAY SERVICES Uctnie Transfrr lems of the clients. June ex- male role In the senior play. CARTERET — The Congre- CARTEHET — Cndrt Paul J. In other matters bi i, penses amounted to $5,581.36 Police Probing He also was a member of the Plans Advanced gation Brotherhood of Israel Plutii, 4 c M"> "f Mr. and Mrs. Council, a request for a covering a total of 85 cases, an Wagner Choir. Will hold regular Friday Eve- John Plutftpiiilft. Sr.,, 23 Leftcrts '" of a liquor llren<.e tol Increase of about 10 over the The Baldwins have three nifig service* at 8:00 P.M., at strrrt Carlrret is stationed at Shorecrest Cocktail I month before. Nine families of For Boro Affair Bicycle Thefts he other sons and a daughter. the hill Synagogue, Pershlng!'Cnaw' Hall, Box #45#4500 , U. 8 . tht e Carport SwiSim cn,0 CARTERET — Three youths this group have not received ftny Robert, recently went to Ger- CARTERSriV-Plans are pro- Avenue. Guard Academy, tabled for further study State settlement which adds to are being questioned by police many with the Junior Achiev- gressing for the Carteret angle London, Conn. At first, Cemncilii]., the borough expenses. ers, Gordon is In the eighth of the New Jersey Tercentenary In connection with the theft LICENSE LIFTED Hutnlck moved tha; tin Bnrlal Expenses grade an William is married, celebration of which Mayor of bicycles from the Carteret CARTERET — Charged with When politics get Involved in *>« tabled She also revealed that while so is their daughter, Mrs. Joan Andrew Banlck is local chair' Shopping Center. careless driving in Bayrevllle, a public issue, Say Roodbye to termination by thr •/„ Fortunato Curvas, 25, of 78 In 1962, the borouRh bore no Anzler. man. They were apprehended after any hopep of a sensible solution Board of Adjustm I'M. funeral expenses of relief cli- Pastor In Finland a meeting held at the two youngsters from Wedge- Mercer Street, this borough, has Hutnlck changed hi, 1 At it.of ents , this year, Carteret had to The Baldwins this week re- mayor's office,-David Davles of wood Drive notified police that been fined $1 andO his license j so that the matter of i. pay for the funerals of four ceived word from Rev. Willis the state unit described events they saw their bikes taken and was revoked for 30 days. Activities Increase cation was referred for families up to the end of June. Morgan Ross, pastor of the which will be held by the state had given chase but were un- study. Expenses Listed local church. He is now in Hel- during its 300th anniversary in able to catch the youngsters (Continued from Page 1) Itor the first six months of sinki, Finland, attending the 1964, He emphasized that the who took the bicycles. Hospital Study of tlie youngsters. this year, the welfare depart- Lutheran World Federation real celebration of the Tercen- Daniel Fuller, 19 Wedgewood A calendar of social eventjlfjirmas n Drcisic ment spent 134,437.39, while for ssembly. Delegates and visi- tenary wll be held on the local Drive and Kevin Hamil, 13 (Continued from Page V presently being offered to the the same period last year, ex- on representing 50 million of Greenwald, Dr. J. Fenlck. Dr. youth of CnrU'ret can be ob- ntlnued from Pw level. Wedgewood Drive Vtold police < ela n penditures amounted to $31,- VIE FOR POPIJLABITV: Two Carterct girli wllPbe ;he world's 75 million Luther- D&vieg stated that more than therwere"'un*a'bie to"'catcirthe ? ^l o Luplnl,^Mrs._Jane tained from any of the play-'lea IC and Zoltnn Yn 907.01. among the 47 entrants in the Prudential Insurance Co. ns are attending the Assem- 300 municipalities thoughout youths who were riding the . Nicholas Del Vacchlo, Rev.' oumi, W. Harringto M. A. Konopka, Julius Klsh,1 [insel for the bom The average cases handled so Athletic Assori.itinn's "Miss Excursion Day" beauty con- Jy. The pastor, who left here the state will be participating bikes toward West Carteret. Plan Bus Trip July 7, first visited Rome, Mi- iJoseph Brechka, Frank Mor- named when : far this year, ls approximately test. Pictured from left to right, are: Johanna Altieri, of in this celebration next year Police were 1 lan and Florence before going the de- Walter Schaff- Tli' Recreation Department! John Nf the same as last year. 68 Tennyson St.; and Jo Ann (arlton, of 16 Noe St. The He added that It would be left wrlption of the bicycles and;**"1. to Finland. Hila Ls nfl'Ting a special treat for namlnj; of contest will be held outdoors at Asbury Park's Arthur to the local committee to plan Ptl. Joseph Musco picked up any interested youth of Car- Pryor aBnd Auditorium at 2:00 p.m. Friday, August 2. Carteret's part m the program the three youths shortly after- A limitod number of: thaniel A. Jacoby, Mrs. Helen anlioin.cen Among the things discussed ward. Two of the boys, who ticket has been obtained toj Funeral Is Held was a visit by the Hirftorymo- Chestfr Mrs Dalsy of lne .Mr. UW, y i Teaching Skills between th\7e of ! ' ' the York Yankee baseball bile in Carteret later this year ana i«, were released and a Max Gruhin and Sam Breslow. game on Saturday, August 3rd. Mr. Jacobsor. cOlni.limer.vi For Auto Victim Death Mourned or early In 1964. third boy was held for ques- Take . chance on human na-JA charge of $1.25. to pay forlHa^n f^ Khi, , •- Are Illustrated Mayor Andrew Banick agreed turning by the Juvenile Aid usually it pays off. [the bu.s transportation, ls betng.taUon of the borou i,, ,,a CARTEBET -~ Pfc. Charles ture; R CARTERET — Teachers of to be temporary chairman of Bureau. A fourth youngster is trie case. W. Pennington, 21, of 111 Hag- Of Miss Powers the Carteret Summer School the group until a full comple- being sought, Rtfusfd Pfrmllj aman Street, Carteret, died last Program this week participated ment of the committee was' The oil company initial!? i Thursday at Holly Ridgfc. N. C, CARTERET — Funeral serv- New arrivals as recorded at In a demonstration given by present at a meeting. He named FLEE WITH BLOODHOUNDS) FUR.MAN SAID? refused bulldlriK and use In an automobile accident. ices were hold Tuesday morning Titusville, Pa., for Miss lie Perth Amboy General Hos- Mr. Richard Beard, Sales Rep- Gabriel Suto, state vice presi- Wheeling, W. Va. — Two mlts to erect i\ 21-tanV; s'o Born In Newark, Pvt Pen- " (Continued from Vuc 1' Lorotta Powers, who taught In >ital during the past week ln- resentative for American Book dent of the New Jersey Jaycees, prisoners fled from a work! terminal on the I. T. \v.;ii Wngton had lived in Carteret Company. Film strips on In- ! us* of land throughout the municipality. Zamplerl v. Carteret HlRh School for 32 :lude: as temporary secretary. farm and took the prison blood tract. 10 years. He attended Car- troducing, teaching, and sum- River Vale Township, 29 N. J. 599 il»59). vears before her retirement In A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Others attending the meet- hound with them. I | The wnlng ordhmiU'i tjgret High School. He enlisted marizing dictionary skills were The evidence before this Court Is that Industries 960. nthony Sosnowskl, 46 Warren ng were Postmaster Lester Authorities from the prison; reclasslflid tin.- 86-:n-:- In the TJ. S. Marine Corps In previewed. A question and an- prohibited in the heavy Industrial "H" zones are operat- •treet, on July 21. Szabo, Fire Captain Patrick said the two untied the dog and Hams parcel into a heavy 1959. After basic training at Miss Powers was one of the swer period followed. walked away from the farm. ing on a widespread scale In both th. "A" and "B" lom-s On July 18, a son to Mr. and Donovan, former school board dustrlal "B" ?onc in wt Jartis Island, S. C. he served first teachers to serve on the The two escapees had been as- and in nearby municipalities along the Arthur Kill; that tfrs. Walter Kiefer, 28 Hayword The film strips will be util- member Michael Puslllo, and | storage tanks used lor •verseas for two years in For- Carteret High School faculty, signed to train the dog to track the "B" lone is suited to them beraiis« of its land elec- Wenue. ized on an experimental basis Civil War buffs William V. Lar- tions and access to deep water and reshlpment facilities; 'premises consumption aic fc Okinawa and Korea. He and most of her professional during the summer school ses- fugitives. ork at the school was as A daughter, Andrea Lynn, rlson and Frank Tomczuk. that the undeveloped land in the "A" mne Is Iras suited 'hlblted. 'I'he rezonint! b rt# currently etyUioned at was born at the Rahway Me sion. Students will learn that enlor English teacher. She Other members of the com- Stingy people never think they to them and that both "A" and "K" Tones abut upon {Tidewater from proceeuli.t' :amp liejeune, N. C. mortal Hospital to Mr. anc the dictionary la a valuable was advisor to the staff of "The mittee are"'Magistrate Meyer are stingy until it U too late. residential and business concentrations. !iU plans to erect the termli Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Jerome Horn, 43 West Hill source book at school and at Loudspeaker," high school year affe, historian and collector; Jrs, ftolatfooke Maxwell; his Road, Colonla, Mrs. Horn is home. Certain dictionary skills tepfather, Clifford Maxwell, iook and was advisor to var- are a Jaycee President Joseph Mas- ous classes through the years. ;he former Vivian Krlssak ofi PP"cable to many other wo sisters, Mrs. Barbara Dixon, ;hls borough. reference books as well. A terson, Lion Club President. Miss Powers was from Tltus- Jarteret; and Mrs. Jean Orr, knowledge of these skills will Alexander Sohayda, Jr., and last Orange, and his paternal irille, and returned there to enable students locate words James Dunne, a senior citizen. Tandmother, Mrs. Juliett ive after retiring. She at- Builous An Ensign quickly and to spell words; to 'ennlnston, Lake Minerva, tended St. Joseph's Academy In Naval Reserve divide words into syllables; to Miss Stern Ends there and the Indiana, Pa. State Jpaurelton. NOTRE DAME, Ind. — Navy divide words at the ends of ' Funeral services were held Normal School. She received lines in writing. Summer Institute her bachelor of arts degree Ensign Walter 8. Bialous, son {Tuesday at 11 A. M. ai; Syno of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bialous CARTERET—Rosalinda Joan wleckl Funeral Home, 56 Car 'rom Georgian Court Colloge. Stern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. jakewood, in 1936, and her of 158 Pershing Avenue, Car- Gudmestad • Ginda teret Avenue, with Rev. Ronald teret, was commissioned an Harold Stern of 186 Washing- Albury of Christ Church, South master's degree from Columbia Troth Announced ton Avenue, was one of 65 stu- University, New York In 1942, ensign in the Naval Reserve in Amboy, officiating. Intermen recent graduation ceremonies ^ARTEREtTERETT — Mr. and Mrs dents awarded certificates by was at Gracpland Memoria' Survivors include a brother, 1 1 5 MlchBel aind 1 Goucher College for the suc- at the University of Notre I ™" ™ *. of I Park, Kpnilwnrth. It was John Powers, and a niece, Alice cessful completion of a five- Dame, Ind. Vermont Avenue, have an military funeral with the pall who formerly taught In Linden. week summer Institute In While attending Notre Dame nounced the engagement of bearers and firing squad beln economics and sociology for he was a contract student In their daughter, Rose, to Chris- The Carteret Branch of the Perth Amboy National Bank JWarines from the Marine base high ability secondary school the Naval Reserve Officers' topher Keith Gudmestad, son "at Brooklyn Naval Yard. Signs Proclaim studer.ts. Training Corps (NROTC) unit of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gud- takes pleasure in announcing that its mestad, Rahway. A fall wed' Boro Candidates at the college. The institute, which was held ON DEAN'S LIST CARTERET—Borough vot- ding is scheduled. on the Goucher campus In $200 minimum balance "NO CHARGE" checking account 1 CARTERET — According t ers this year have no diffi- ON DEAN'S LIST Both were graduated from Towson, Maryland, was spon- Wi announcement made by 8 culty in finding out who CARTERET _ Miss Alice Carteret High School; Miss sored by the National Science has made a tremendous hit in our area. $. Souse, Dean of Newark Col their councilmanic candi- Zawadski, 348 Carteret Avenue, Ginda in June and Mr. Gud- Foundation. of Engineering, two b.or- dates are this fall. has been named to the 1963-64 mestad in 1961. Mr. Gudmestai Thousands of your friends now enjoy the Mast Be i students have be?n place • Both Democrats and Re- dean's list at Douglass College, is In the U. S. Navy attending On the dean's list for the term publicans have already post- the women's college of Rutgers, an oceanograph course at Fleet A college says the Taj Hahal advantage of A "NO CHARGE" Regular Checking Account. lhat ended in June. They ar ed up billboards Ming the the State University. Sonar School, Key Yest, Fla. leaks," It says here In a clipping j Joseph F. Blazewlcz, 30 Jack' candidates. Each party has which landlords every where will Why donj't you join your friends and start want to save. •ion Avenue and Matthew Ro a Jarge sign at the Chrome It is easy to underestimate the Flat statementg aie usualy your account today. .^endro, 1501 Roosevelt Avenu entrance into the borough. jealousy of lazy people. made by flat-headed people. — Richmond Times- Dispatch. Write for details or phone KI 1-51001 We welcome comparisons. ' HOUR CLEANING Ever; Day Incl. Saturday DAY HOT 1 SHIRT LAUNDERING USED OK CARS ONE WEEK SPECIAL i . 1 , I •• • ! July 29tli thru August 3rd We are loaded with trades ... these are reliable autos, ideal for shopping, to keep at the shore for use as transportation MAN'S to your job and back. Come early for best selection! New Inside Wdk+tin Window LATE MODEL CARS STATION WAGONS AS 18 SPECIALS (Good Condition) 1M1 CHIVBOtXr-« cylinder, usi OHxroourr - if 8 put., automatic, radio, 4-Dr. leiUn 1MI CHSVROL1T — healer, power ateerioi. standard "uu. _ •295 Dr. hardtop, white, red in- \ CLEANED AND FINISHED. terior, automatic, KAH, pow- 1M1 FORD — T-t, automate IMS OBIVBOLBT - IftftC OPEN 9:00 A.M.'TO 6:00 P.M. DA^Y I er ateerlug, power brakei. 4-Dr. Mni\l Thanksgiving Com-'Passalc, N J.i tn support of thejy(lrc)s swimming Is one of tht Charles G. Boncelet told a miinlnn fnr the New Brpad.jSunday afternoon HimEarl»n;j,Paith|Pst of sports nnd shoaM In rue Republican Rally Friday' ThniT will be two services. the|Radio Hour. Advance tickets;^ y^ ttlS( WRV SRys Heritife nlKht at Flrehouae No. 1. first, will br conducted in Hnn-'are available alter church -.officer Michael Yarchesld * Boncelet said, "The Demo- Rarian and will begin at 8:30 services. Everyone knows the risk of cratic machine wants the Car- A. M The service In English; drownlns, but not. everyoitt Leret taxpayers to build and; will follow at 10 o'clock. thinks of the dnneer of CUtC pay for a multi-million dollar! Preparatory service with Family Picnic srrnprs, concussions, fracturM, industrial road for Middlesex Hungarian meditation and Eng- nr plectrle shorks Rwlmmlr|{ County, This will double Car- lish prayers will be held Satur- pool accidents hnve becrim*** teret'a present Indebtedness. day evening at 7 O'clock, Planned by K. C.1 greater problem Hinn nool «anl- The Carteret debt ratio, now i The Rev. Dr. Andrew Har- tnt!otl anrt 30.5% or more than (our times1, CARTERET _ Carey Coun-! irnnyl, pastor, will be back In ell 1280, Knights of Columbus.:'" «" authority of thp the "safe level" .ecoiumended llh i pulpit to conduct these serv- held Ita regular meeting lwtV^ ""™llh AcAssociationi . by tht-State of New Jersey, ices. He has been away Inj 1 Ovrrcrowding Is a commWk will rise to about 60% at a very! Monday, at the council cham- ; Tufaypttf. Indiana, where he bers. Grand Knight Georgeic»"se of accidents and »W1! | ,low minimum. This would be j wns stnff member and also Stolte presided at the meeting.Irunnlnn on th« wet hard «•!> ' . the highest in the entire state licndiiiK thr 20 member delega- by a tremendous maiKin" Members were urged to bring [face around the odg» of IMS ; tion from the Hungarian Re- any last minute oontrtbutlons,t)nol. where a slip and fall Mjft.[. j "The assets of every tax- formed Church ln America, for the Hopewell Orphanage hue nasty results Jumnlng c*>; I payer in the boro would be j attending the North American outing to the club on or prior!diving into shallow water *t*/ ; Ipledged to paying off the boro's Reformed and Presbyterian]to July 27th. 'crowded spots can pr«taW_, Indebtedness throuRhout our •Youth Assembly. The Assem-j Orarfd Knight Stolte Also broken bones and craok#4$ lives and the lives of our chil- skvilli Placing pools ,,„ Wutko. 08 1 lily has brought together : .SOOj mentioned that the annual dren." "To avoid this newest ; ,. ,;,, Pi if Ira. 25 hi"h school and college age family picnic on the Knights' range of wires on power mess, Councilman Kovacs andi has led to tragic results, ' f.irtt'rft. I young people from nil over i Columbian Club grounds will I call upon the two retiring! North America and some 200'be held on Sunday, August 18. treme caution should be t..;>-.t M)fi B»r- Democratic councllmen, Szym- loverseas delegates to discuss'Co-chairmen for the affair are elsed with lighting equlpm«&? ,,!l.:-,il-:i': Miss borski and John D'Zurilla, to their common calling as Re- William Cocca, Stanley Kalu- and electric appliances used " i[,.',Km 8t . 3o- ioln the fight of Mayor Ban- formed Christians. "Come Cre- pa and Andrew Hamadyk. and about the pool. ji,,hos, 2B Bll- ick's ProRress team to have 'fitor Spirit" was the conference Members were urged to set this n,;;di!r: John the county pay for the indus- j theme. At the assembly. Miss so as to add trial road which will be noth- >ip fo Orphanage '-,,. si. Wood- iFruzslna Harsanyl was selected to Its success. The Cabaret ing more than a county solu- to be one of the five members Night held by the group last For Carey Cou tion to tho problem the coun- on the "Reactor Panel," a'Saturday evening was attended CARTERET — This ty has created for Carterct." Port daily feature. by 100 persons. ulv 28th. Carey Council 1M0T The next Cabaret Night to 367 .ft. Boncelet continued,. "The The Carteret congregation KniRhtR s of Columbus will t»B An- JILL C1IASON multi-million dollar road pro- has been invited to participate;^ held by the group will be on hwt to the orphans at St. Mi- at the Hungarian Radio i August 24th. Charles Blno and , inn N Pine TROTH IS TOLD — Thr f niairmrnt of Mlm Jill Chason. irrt Is like an iceberg with 80% Plcn c chael's Orphanage, HopewdL* Joseph • t its bulk hidden below the Leon Curan Jr were appointed Toys, food, clothing and monaf- .\mbnv of 218 E. Hrnt Avr., Rosclle. formerly of Cartertt, to by Grand Knight Stolte as co- ick Ave.. I surface. The Carteret ship of Klfts will be taken to the hom« tawrencr Slfvern, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mm. Lawrence chairmen of the affair. The by the Knights. CopP"l»., Slrvrn, Sr. of Scotch Plains, Ims bmi announced by her state will sink when it hits t thp.se "hidden costs" not shown Children's Play next regular mcetlnn of the The affair is under the iW mother, Mm. Shtrlrv Kaufman. Miis ('hason, a graduate of t' in the estimates." Council will be held on August rectlon of Youth Activities Co- AVP..! Carttrrt lli«h School, 1* cmplmnl by Stone Electric Co., "The estimated costs of the MRS. THOMAS B. BALLA. 112th, chairmen Anthony De Start* Krnllwnrth. Mr. Strvfrs. a (railuatr of Scotch Plalns- Helps Missions Members of the Council's Six Bnd Leo Smith. Walter CamPr* . i Rnarl. Sewaren; Fanwood llllh Srhmil, In aitortatrd in liuslnfsn with hi* road are $1,200,000. The engi- neers and executives of Car- CARTERET - The childrenlp°lnt Committees are urged to bell and Andrew Mitriska Will • i, .,.•/ 506 Jdrurm (alhtr. attend a etlng al the club be In charge of games and con \n',riony Rlvello. tcii't's industries have said of nutate Avenue presented a, , ™ that cost estimate is 400% too Miss Zsitvay is Bride; nn July 29tn tests for the children. B • .. rt Unr. Kdison: production of "Bound of Mu- ' low. And that Increase Is only high-light of the trip wM'b* ST/:. MS Hurnll- sic." Adapted and directed by ;thc beginning. a baseball game between the Vonahs Celebrate 60th Joan Danori of 9 Kubala Ave-'ijjfe Roro Student* ' A,\V "The plans and estimates do Honeymoon in Bermuda nue, the musical was enthusias- Hopewell team and the Cuny p;:-,s for 20-y not include an overpass over tically accepted by an overflow In Summer Class Council - sponsored Little M\«., Mary CARTERET — Miss Georgia| the double-ring ceremony. LeftKiiers. Wedding Date at Party the New Jersey Turnpike. So audience. Proceeds were pre-, CARTERET — Six Carteret .;• .v. Orterrt. a traffic jam up could occur. M. Zsitvay, daughter of Mr.i Given In marriage by her sented to Father Manzo to aid Clothing and toys will bt*4ft" I father, the bride wore a gown osidents are amonR 480 stu- cepted uhtil Saturday, July47» of AHHTICI and the Men's Re-jThe probable Democratic solu- and Mrs. Andrew Zsitvay, 70 Catholic Missions. \ CAHTERET Mr ur.l M of peau de soie and silk or- dents enrolled In Union Junior Members and their famllles-Mf ••• nx. N V jtion to include this feature With Susan Daneri starring ; - summer Ses- Walter B Vomih. 277 Ci:'. : >-t ii Club. Wheeler Avenue, became the),, anza with pre-embroidered College s annual urged to attend. The group WlD !S-yc.i. ' wrvlce ! tn( as Maria and singlns the titlej _ . Avenue iiiwuul their li• ':. •m Mis Vnnali was overseer of " 'V forgot to Include" wil' bride of Thomas B. Balla, son trimming and a full length sion the larRPst ln thp 30 leave the cl'ub at H a.m. , •*. to J< ph Basl- nivl.rMUV suud.iv with u Mm- fur IS years and is probubly be for the Carteret song, tthh e cast IldIncludedd : Marlon!Marlon y,.ar history o! lhe cranford :u' poor of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Balla, rain and long pointed sleeves. y,ar history o! lhe cranford John 1 taxpayers to shell out another ily imii at ill- I.DIUI <>'. ..ist deputy of the DiiUKhters 700 Sixth Street. Carlstadt in She had a six-tiered imported and Raymond Michaolsen. of !"lw0.yeai. community college of Never get into heated dUeHi« million dollar chunk of cash 11 Kubala Avenue; Vicki and at. and duuKtU' , Mrs Mai tin 'V I Po-almntas ,m& Deborah| St. Elizabeth's Church Satur- illusion veil with a three-tiwec the academic disciplines." sions with uninformed asjocl4 to Hti overpass for vi'Jl'ltZ, .1 E Oak LodK': 59 She also day at 4 P.M. Rev. A. J. Huber, pearl crown. She carried a Rosemarie Corderl of 16 Kubala Carteret residents enrolled in ates. The worst thing you eafl dle.sex County. This tremen- Avenue; Mark and Eileen ' ret The couple 'A:IS marrii J in •-.••loiiHs to the Girls' Friendly pastor of the church performed ascade of white orchids. the Junior College's Summer no is be right. dous expenditure is another Daneri, of 9 Kubala Avenue, g ..(•s reclved 10- Eluabftli and lui.s l.ved m < ir- .-)'iely of St Mark's Episcopal csslon are: Miss Stella T. "hidden" part of the iceberg Miss Jean Menta, Carteret, Tony Costanzo, of 12 Kubala iht .Rd..!M». Vohrth 1* fornwi- Ai.i.e'.i.! thu Women'e Republican Joseph Hamacyk, Jr., of 103 authorities Into was of sheet mint green with bala Avenue. -. Chin •!! Oa- Kixpp of At Sunday Fete olive trimmings and a floor Daniel Street; Edward J. Riley, million dollars or Joe Corderi acted as stace of 52 Liberty Street; Ernest G. •'->•.: Ave Tom-j The coiiple :..is two oil |so to provide the overpass. CARTERE)T — Boatswain length full train with match- manager. Highlight of the i'S. ! Mber! JekelU.lchlldri'n. Mrs. h m.s 'Dorotd ing accessories. She had a rose Rohaly, of 116 Sharot Street, Dr. Hildreth Gets However, I would hate to be Ed Carter Will bea.3 Charter presentatiori was the captivat- Robert E. Syre, of 56 Liberty ;• l'-:th Ainboy;!Tun.»r ami Wul'.er Jr. both . t; thp petal headpiece and carried a T P»«r Turnpike official who would presentation at St.. Elias Schoo' ing production number Do-Re- Street, and Alexander Wadiak, Drive *In ,'ivi W. 13lst St., Caruret. Viwti: ure ,vvIIA!I 1: u ii-U: d i:.'ii- upcniMi- of inorganic re- money for a project that will piped aboard at 6:00 P.M., in- John are members of the St. Carteret; Miss Lorraine Menta CARTfcRET — Mr. Wallace ! 8!.i:;lev Orlgn- nt'iT fo. J.IIIIK U 13' :IT und ,-anh at the Ri'si-arch and not brltiK in one extra penny vocation and benediction will Joseph players, who are plan- was junior bridesmaid. Miss Baldwin, a student at the Luth •.!'-:vl!!ic Avr, Av- Co, Cartfirl. Hr '*»•- 1 c'Wi- I)evclta. cS; Thermit Corp ' In the road on is another "hid- Representatives of Regional I / girl. Peter Ball*, brother TRAINING preacher at the 8:30 a.m. Wor- Pershing at i- :tah '.-ay. N J. of the s by tlwir Hx-V .lun'.iv: Ch. den" cost. This land is owned Council will be present. Marin-i bridegroom was bes 1 ship Service of Zion Evang drr -if (Xld hMlo*s. r man. Ushers were Michael GREAT LAKES, 111. - John i-.ir'nvnt Dr. Hilcln-th, formerly chief by the industries that the ers of S.S. Stevens troop 57 Varea Villa Madonna, Alamu- R. Marci, 18, son of Mr. and cal Lutheran Church, 712 Randolph cinch cheiiK.it for Stniti'jic-.Democrats have just "punched and Trail Blazers of South Roosevelt Avenue. cliy and Prank Glang, Sewar- Mrs. John F. Marci, of 71 idv Process Inc. if Niagara'jn tn(. n(xse" with their deter- Amboy will assist ln launchins The seventh Sunday after CARTERET 1 en, was rina beaver. Wheeler Avenue, Carteret, is Prt>srrlptioni Whitman's Fulls, is j. isruduii''- of Tufts! mination to put the road where event. Skipper Julius Kish will Trinity will be observed. I ! Following a two week hon- undergoing two weeks active ,Candy (•u'.l.-.'e with A BS in cht'm-! it will interfere with the prog- present awards. Naval Reservist training duty i.-trv Hi1 n-ccivi'd hi> PhD in IT.S.S and operations of present eymoon in Bermuda, the cou- A hot roast beef supper will pie will be at home, 700 Sixth as a seaman recruit at the 1 phj.Mcul chi'inistry iiom YbUe Carteret industry. The Demo- Toiletries _ be serwd and music by the Street, Carlatadt after August Naval Training Center, Great l.'nivi'islly in 1950. crats were counting on indus- (afdS Royal crowns will be provided Lakes, 111. ' l>ru a Fi'"^ \f\ Kivmg this land free for for dancing. 5th. K lltiidquarters tor road. If Carteret has to buy THIS WEEKEND • Sundries r^^^ y}* Haby Needs VITA-VAR PAINTS IOW much We Deliver Anything, Anywhere . . . Kl 13371 and total of these hidden CARTERET — Antftl Helves. ,-OM.-. is now many millions of!89 Warren Street, was injured WE MUST SACRIFICE LUMINALl PAINTS Irtoll.irs Now add a very lowlin a fire last week in the cellar BEST THINGS ARE WELL MITTUCH PHARMACY .Wallpaper and Uiiimii.- of 5or; of the total,of a four-family apartment fil R'M.wvrlt Avrnue C'AKTKRKT I'iiinters Supplies To- thr total cost of the inter-[house. He was treated in the •1 orrr RooMvrlt kitnn Sboppinc *"'' Irs; that will be paid thrpushjPerth Amboy General Hospital ithr vrar.s on the bond.s. 'The!for burns on the right foot. ANGELO MICHAEL itutal now rises to a'bare mini- ' " & SON imiui i.f $3,000,000 and a maxi-' ^i,^,, bomis ls about $4,000,- 'muni of around $7,00p.000.00 ]000 -p\u, nix nse ln town will IW-.!*!) Washiniton Avcnu* total indebtednesd s ofitjp [antK.stic and the debt will Cart*rn Tel, KI 1-5141 Cuitcivt for all municipal and be doubled, under the plan of There Is Something 'the inexperienced Democratic [candidates Dr. Hamgan and iMr. Tomcziik and the Demo- cratic machiije. FAMILY ••Tlu- Progress Team plan of Better Than havin:; Mldtllfsex County pay REMINGTON for the Indlistrlal Road with NOISELESS CONFIDENCE the possible assistance of 50*>; aid from Frderal Secondary Is Our road funds will cost tin1 Car- TYPEWRITERS taret taxpayers nothing and the problem will be solved MONEY Watchword! properly." .-.'*: Remember, vrtwn there's ill|ieM in the fwiiily, It -> the cash you carry in your checking vdecl for sickroom comfort is here, and TQTH '"r —Congratulations to Mr. and TRADE-IN SPECIAL! Regular $125.00 „.. 62"~ | Mi*. Robert Pitzilmmons, PANTS 0tmel Avenut, on their 26th (Regular $3.98) 2 CIGARETTES SAVE LOT 00 wedding anniversary. Helena Rubenstein Regular $150.00 75' 1 ALLOWANCE SAN BERNARDINO, CALF.— —Mr. and Mrs Walter Mel- Once-A-Year A bullet fired at policeman, ilohn and Mis. Henry Tausslg. John P. Klein hit a pack of cig- r ( Kauuburg, wen guesta, Sun- On Your Old Bike arettes In his shirt pocket, Regular 8225.00 112- > H day at the home of Mr. and Army & Navy which saved hli We. Mn. Henry Happel, Adams BEAUTY SALE Towards The Purchase 'P'.ui Tu Street. 114 Main Street, Woodbridge The policeman had stopped —Saturday afternoon Mr Now hi Progress.. Of A Brand New a motori.it for questioning and and Mrs. Alexander Cuthbert- OPEN FRIDAY TILL I P.M. the man pulled a run and shot son and children, Richard and Buy One and ihe policeman the bullet hitting Martin Lawrence Jewelers Maureen, Oak Tree Road, were 1963 MODEL his left arm then coming to a 94 Main Street, Woodbridge guests at the home of Mr. and Get Free Bonus! halt In the pack of cigarette*. Mn. Louis Schmltt, Rah way. OPEN rRIDAT TTL » TM. —Happy birthday to Mrs. CORE to demand preference Walter ffuryki Wood Avenue, for Neuvo'-s. who celtbrates the happy event SAVE II ROLLFAST BICYCLE today. Peter, Robert, and Jo- Week-End Special! seph Huryk, sons of Mr. and (THURSDAY • FRIDAY k SATURDAY ONLY) Mrs. Peter Huryk, South Am- Up to 50% boy, were guests for several days at the home of Mr. and 3 Piece Set of Select From 30 BARGAIN TABLE Mrs. Walter Huryk, Wood Ave- Exciting Combinations nue. T/N/"\| C (VaJuei to ».9B) Last Call! CUSTOM MADE at I \J \J I, D TOUR CHOICE WAGON SOLVES PROBLEM Henderson, Ky. — The hospi- PUBLIX tal auxiliary has solved a prob- lem for nures In the children's ward of trie Methodist hospital. SLIP $OA.95 FINAL They bought a bright red wa- Complete Pbarmacy Ri S AUTO gon. II Main St., Woodbridn 114-A Main Street Woodbridge The children no longer give Tel ME 4-OS09 strong protests accompanied by OPEN nUDAT TIL ( F,M. tears when the nurse takes them COVERS OPEN EVE8. TJL It CLEARANCE for various laboratory tests and INCLUDES OVERLOOKED SEAMS AND X-rays. FITTED ARM PIECES! THURS. • FRI. - SAT. Corrett OPEN FRIDAY TIL i F.M. — HANDI-CHARGE All Spring and Summer Teacher: ''Mary, what Im- July 25 - 26 . 27 portant event took place In 3 BIG DAYS! 1732," Mary: "George Washington Shoes MUST GO!! tu born." SANFORIZEI DON'T MISS Teacher' "Correct, Henry RON-LEN DECORATORS what happened In 1742," Tel ME M1 COTTON DRESS SALE THIS BUY ! Henry: "George was 10 years 93 Main Street * ° Woodbridge old" Better Day-Time PRICES SLASHED TO THE BONE! DRESSES 8 47 Regular or SO.6! 7 Dresses 3- Half Slid AND 2 In Half Sbci 83. Juniors and Includes Any 1.99 Sj-OO MtMT Stjrlei • Drent in Stock 2 for 5.00

1 — SANFORIZED — — SANFORIZED — For A Limited Time Only! MAN TAILORED SALE PRICE SALE PRICE BLOUSES SHIRTS $ SLEEVELESS $0.90 SAVE .90 SAVE — OR — LONG SLEEVES J4to$6 $1 to Si'. ij.47 FRENCH CUFFS .00 FRAMES ROLL-ITS A PAIH: WITH MATCHING 9 8 •a. CUFF LINKS. 1 Include Any l.M Solid* Comparable by Blouse In Stock and Print* All Colon Value 300 CASUALS SPEUAL RA(Jv WOMKVS —' LARGE SELECTION - — JNYLON1ZED — KEDETTES and Metalcraft and Jamaica Shorts PANTIES Italian Sandals Women's or U. S. KEDS Sizes 5x7 — 8x10 — 11x14 PAIR « .00 Values to $5.99 SHOES DlMontlnutd SO>^ Easel Back - Two Way Sport Tops FOR _ and Colo". l>avihh Lace Trim Regular to $14.99 Regular to S4.!'i WHITE and PASTELS Fancy Gold Borders! 87s. NOW ^c)\^ — 100% CQTTON — Values to $2.98 - FAMOUS MAKE - COMF. F.ARI.Y FOR !99 MAIDEN FORM BKST SELKCTION! "Sl^EET MUSIC Baby Dolls BUY SEVERAL PAIR! Special Purchase! — or — BRAS Waltz Gowns THURSDAY-FWDAY & SATURDAY 0NLY1 YOUR CHOICE DELICATE $1 PRINTS J_ 2.00 Value OCl.N DAILY 9.30 A. M. TO 5:JI P. M. — FRIDAY »:!• A. If. TO »!«• t. M. The

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Howtrd fl at home; her par- enU, Bernard and Bessie Mln- TV TODAY and skr, Woodbrldge; a sister, Mrs. 1 OBITUARIES Samuel Sax, Hammond, Ind., and a brother. Max MInsky, ' TOMORROW Klntiton, Pa. PAMELA TIFFIN MAKE8 MRS, MART CAMBRA jpltaJ. Washington, D_C, w«n HER TV bow In »n episode of PORT READING - runerBl'h^ Tuesday at services for Mr*. Mary Cambra, tunles. Inc., Stateand Wash- «.. «mnm. SMITH 'ffi^^^K 80. 557 WoodbMtV Awnue. who '™ton Btweta Path Amboy, PORD8- Funeral Mrvlces for jtaiph Edwards la prepftrlnK died Friday at Perth Amboy »•!» burial at National Oetne Mrs. Clementine Smith, M7B Rn nollr ga-ta, situation Baiw- Oeneral Hospital, werp held <*ry, Klng Oeorws Road, who died ball, the format of which will Monday mornto at the Ore Inn Born in Perth *m»W. M» *• Saturday at her home, were involve some 60 major league held Tuesday at the nynn andplayerx participating on a week- Ft,nfral Home. 44 Orefn Street, ^^ ^JJ^.^ ^^ ^^ „ ^ ,y ^ TO IntwnE. a -and 8t. Mary> Hlijh SchoolJAwnue. with a high M*ws of tional Showtime will be more quleq m M"^8^'",^"^ Prior to his Illness, he was ajrequiem at Our Udy of • than ew next Church. tester at the Rarltan Church. Burial was In Holy season. Three programs have: Com* FRESH BROILING or FRYING Jump* ffemet/ry. Woodbrldp- sample fllnt d m J ftn The deceased-had lived In the Copper Works. He was a mem-Cross Cemetery, North Arllnr- t**n « . »P - «* of American Lwrton Post ton. Moscow S t»»« OreuiwUl be READY-TO- Port Rpafiing-Avenel area for S*t . . the past 3ft years. 'She was a Widow of Edward SmHh, the ^^..l* ^^ * COOK widow. member of St Anthony's SiirvivlTMT are his Rose >:ew.-i«eF«v.v.; : : York City Mrs Anthony Al- for Stephen T. Bakns. M. 198 Charles, Jersey City; Chester. Maria Alberghetti. Dann hopes sii::-: : ^:::•:•:•:••:•- varat Erie Pa • two sons 'Benjamin Avenue, who died union Bfaoh and Raymond, the show can be ready for this Emanuel. Erie. Pa.; and SrtJSmntay at Perth Amboy Gfn-IPomt Pl^nt; 23 grandchll- fall. Julie Andrews. Cinderella; in 1957, has turned down a 27 Winiam with the United States^ral Hospital, were held vesta-dren and «lx great-grandchll- chance to repeat Robert Ooulet One Quality—Tie Finest! Alr Force at Hempstead, L l:,fiay at the Grriner Funeral dren. will probably portray Prim* 43' Priced Only as Advertised. Quantities Nit Lh a brother Julius Oliver. Fall Home, 44 Grwn Street. Wood- Charming . . . John Cassavetes Cranberry Sauce River, Maw.; 37 urandchtldren.bridge, with a hish requiem MICHAFX BALOO and Carol LtWTence guest in Wmmmi 34 great-grandchildren, and Mass art St. Cecelia's Church. CAHTKRET — Michael Ba- one great-gre*t-Krandchlld Burial was In St. James Ceme- "There Are the Hep and There -gj log, former resident of CarAr- e the Square" on ABC's new- CALIFORNIA STYLE |t,ery, Woodbrldpv teret, dlpri Monday at his home Breaking Point series next sea- |«ef Cbuk-lM« It VfLVKBTER GTTNKEL Formerly of Port. Reading, RD 1. Ptttotown. B> had re-1 Th« Oommitteeman.' OOLONIA — Funeral servicos'the deceased was ft resident ofjtired four years ago as maa-n hour series based on politics •!#>•.-;•:•:•'.•:•:•:•:•:•: •:•:<•:•:•>:•.•:• ..•.•:•:•.•..;...... POT ROAST 5 for Sylvester Ounkei. M, S17ilsell...., n for the past 15 years. Hejchlnc operato. r with the Trans at the neighborhood level, hw Benson Place. Westflfld, for-1was a sheet metal worker andlmatlc Corp. Flemlngton. been tossed into the 1964-85; 4 A. merly of Colonia, who dted'a member of Local 172 of the Born In Hungary, Mr. Ba-[Screen Gems lineup, Stir Irani Mn Friday at Muhlenberg Hospital.;Sheet Metal Workers Interna- log came to the United States i DAUGHTER LIZA MINNEL- in 1911 and made his homelLI g ,lnger and ^treM, guests CANNED HAMS Plalnfleld, after a brief Illness, i tlonal Associfttion of Newark, HrW t Mk* were held Tuesday afternoon at He was a member of St. Cei-n this borough before moving jon jua-y Garland's second show Oray's. 318 Bast Broad Street,Icella's Church and a veteran of to the Pittstown are* 18 years,in the fall, following Mother's lib. Westfleld. with Rev. Richard !World War IT. ago. He be. ame a United States.oid friend Mickey Rooney in; 1- LB. BAG; L. Smith, assistant at the Pres-! Surviving are his widow, citizen in 1950. the season's opener A sec- SAUSAGE MEAT 3 1 byterlan Church of Westfleld.'Margaret <8utor>: two dauph-' He wa.« the husband of Eliz-|ond two-partner for NBC's newl ONLY. Supw I Ib, officiating. Burial was In Al-!ters, Nancy and Janice at abeth Vnrga Bftlog, who sur-1 Hollywood and the Stars series Fresh Chicken Parti! 11 Sliced Bologna pine Cemetery. Perth Amboy jhome; a son, Bruce at home; viva him with a daughter. * Planned by producer David With C C Bora m Perth Amboy, the his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mrs. William Csutoros of Car-IWolper.Titled 'The Goddesses."; $ Legs 45 Breasts 55 • A I *<>»• , deceased lived in Colonia a'Bakos, Port Reading; three sis- teret, a granddaughter; onel" wUl deal with Jean Harlow. Brisket Beef *«' "». Cull rela to1f •- MI short time before moving to ters, Mrs. George Pritula, Csr- great-grandson; also a brother Q. O" - ***** for Frit«K»« 'Suptr- f Clara Bow, Ann Sheridan, Aval Westfleld 32 years ago. He wns!teret; Mrs. Walter Jardnn, In Hungar\ . Chicken Wings Gardner, Lana Turner, Marilyn Beef Short Ribs RiqKf treasurer of Oarteret Bank RndPords Mrs. Joseph ranchlnro, A high rpquiem Mass was ol- Monroe, Kim Novak and Eliza- e Trust Company, employed there!North PJalnfield; two brothers, fered Wednesday at 9 A.M. In beth Taylor. A separate single Chicken Backs ft Necks »-10 40 to SO p«r rb for 37 years. He was a mem- St. Michael's Roman Catholic episode will concentrate on Bet- Fancy Shrimp lwr of Westfleld PresbyterianMRfi. A. B. IWEISTR1CH Church, Flemington, following te Davis Veteran producer Church and also held member- WOODBRIDGE — Funeral funeral services at 8:30 A.M. InMax Llebman (Yoor Show of Did f<; though others can provide phy- no"t."i imow vwy Mttle about the Ritz Crackers pig 39« Potato Chips This Week sical necessities for us, only we'game 3-^M.5» . D If can cultivate and attain that; ^j^ _ 1^^ why did Bis Keebler Pecan Sandies Barbecue Sauce To«r E»t|«r» Reporter buoyancy of mind and dedica-^n Ma that you were such a ql tion of heart which alone cang00d! oetch? AllFU.on ' - Chicken i Sea Tuna J^;, ONE MORE PINCH impart the serenity and sta-: DAIRY VALUE! Hi-C Fruit Drinks 01. - Your chrysanthemum HTU /ilir.B- . .. bility of spirit which should be Wilh Rica aH the better for havxg -t 4o. Country Corn Flakes Penn Dutch Egg Noodles • '^ h:.6 bu' •'•^es growing tips the 6rown of our 0,d age Sliced Swiss Cheese one last pinch of the season .'-n and turn brown.1 ute twUlght at Its best, old, Pura fruit Flavortd You can pilnch them a leaves age can be a time of golden boi Marcal Pastel Napkins 2 w or reddish. Spray loveliness. It can be of all Za-rex Syrup time now, but surely no la Sharp Cheddar nd f|* 1 Q-«- PRINCeSS-PinkorAqj. 0 ferba? m or zineb. 'earthlV experiences, the best AH Pun .than July 25 if you Ch««i« Gold Medal Flour Wllt makes ^&nls\md the last. We can make it uiai ooap j,nd,

wd Wednesday evenings, o _i^* .°* »"««"« hall, HaiOnc Atenue, Jaycees Induct Scharwath Talks '00 PERSONALS -The Pott Band of VFW II j! Poet MIS will meet Wednw- For Third Ward m at » In the Post Four Members baa. Plans are proceeding for (Se« Photo Page IS) WOODBRIDGE — Clement Soharwath. Republican council 'after- a Mock dance to be sponwred' WOODBRIDaE - The Wood- I iCandldnte from the Third Ward boon. PIOJM made by the group m August. bridge Township Jaycees, cur Jfor * Goartof Honor to be held -The Society for the Pre- rently conducting a member- thLi week continued his attack !on the Democratic Township fcmUtf to bt eom- •tmtton and Encouragement ship campaign, Installed four of Barter Shop Quartet Sinn- new members at the last meet- 'utimlnistrntion for their lack K buaAr pfcnie of tiitrrcst In the problems of H venue. taf In America will have iu ing at The Qallery. They )n- •Mtunc of the :tlif> Third Ward home owners, meeting, Tuesday 9 (iiide Oeorge Bal&ano, Wood- ,.jthrr particularly In the Port Read- m •' TFW Hall. Lincoln hrldse, employed by the Colonla' Inu - Srwurrn area. Highway. Rand & Stone Company of New M I» In the bue- •Tim Third Ward," Mr. at —Mrs. Frank Oiacumbo, Ml- «** Hit Fta* York; Carl Kurtlak, Port Read- said. "Is the for- ing, employed by the Edlgon 'i«ly duckling of the TowtiRhlp Public School 8ystem p what with fuel V'.hur <>**• John McMurray, Iaelln, em tanks. Junk yards, etc." ._ ployed as a plumber and Lawr . , rtt —K hu been announced th* nee Reagan, Colonla, owner o: Mr Seharwath blamed the B nn condition on the fact that the ,r«ml rtta meeting oj the Reagan's Cltlei Service Station M nn-sint. fommltteeman, Joseph ta at Main Street and Amboy Ave d *rs. * "• ««• baK<"«nt hall of •Mi\iv/inni\ "lias &hown a com* e; y^y A a tht Flnt Preibrterlan Church nue, Woodbrldge. , strfrt. D'O&SI pii'ic lack of Interest in the' ftt«*«C«p<3«ww.U«»>ow!Any child between 5 and u The new members were pre hinmoowners rluhta which he ,,d Mri. *JJ- -"•• • **** ******* dealrlng to participate a participate, may gt- sented to the membership sn strnnnly promised during his —««r **B *. WUas, pa*- tend that meeting. : O'or«i in Army; JVow Donald Roder, internal via election campaign." Mr. Man- tor at K. Ccetti** Cfeareh. an-! Stationed at Fort Dix according to Mr. Schar- fl Auociation lias shown even leas ln- PORT READINO-- Anthony Mr. Stebblns, in his welcome since hi* announcement Ifct Reflect* Parlenopp Richard D'Orsl, son of Mr. and address, stated in part, "With OPENING NIGHT — Mathrw Mayer, manager of Nfw Jersey's newest theatre, In the hat he will retire after hit i :! to Osar Lady af Patim* MM. Anthony E. D'Orsi of 25 the addition of these new men COLONIA - Dr. Edward A. Sayre Woods Shopping Center present* tickets to npenin* nlicht attraction for benefit term expires In December. I take atae* after eight ajn. enlisted for a to the Jayoee membership, we Partenope. cardiologist, was re- of United Fund, Raritan Bay Area to Gilbert P. Aunusllne, president, and Charles Wllley Mr. Scharwath reiterated bit Ix-month period in the United will be able to expand our plan lected Tke president of the Mid- of Woodbrldre, vice president of the United Fond. promise that If he Is elected he •i ii States Armed Forces. of action for the current year will vote for the good will of 1. «. ..to*** County Heart Association D'Orsl's branch of Interest, to benefit Woodbrldge Town- t»L? «£jat th* tnm"1 mwtln8- He was ON DEAN'S LIST the Third Ward and will not 110 elKt d for a trie Army specifically, led him ghlp." Sensational Values Being Offered become an "ottrtch." H« fur- I a* farid at :^?»T C^" * three-year,to be stationed at Fort Dix. The campaign will continue WOODBRIDOE — Robert A ther stated he will alwayalys be HI* current rank of Private and aU young men between the JMcBane, dean of students at available to listen to * voter now finds him taking- part In f 21 and 36 who are ln- During Woodbridge Sale Days »W be new after- for thrw yegri ^ ^ Vlnant Hn O Rider College, announced loca on any Township matter. the basic training program, terested may contact Mr. Hoder lection great. All stores will be |B. Taml, pediatrician, Colonla; P, .g 49344 „ y^^ 5 WOODBRJDGE _ Wood- students Included on the Dean's It is amazing how many ex- t> 1963 graduat e of at MMEB 4-8244 or write WoO)Wood- open Friday 'til 9 o'clock and Spencer P. Green, Iselln; bridge merchants have come list are Harvey Gross, Fords cuses a stingy person can find the Woodbrldge Senior High brldge Townsbip jayceeg, p. 0. 1 there Is ample free parking . entries Weber, Woodbrldge up with some of the greatest for not making a donation to SchoolSchol , participateparticitdd acutelcUWly iInn j^ 83 woodbrlddge space in the Immediate vicinity Linda Berman, Woodbrldge John Penick and Mrs. Pat- for some worthy cause. the school's athletic program. further information. values ever OfferOfferee d durinug this of all Main Street stores. land Perry Jacobsen, Iselln. Carteret. Upon the completion of hU year's Woodbrldge Sall e DDays. C DeCoster, county|servlce, D'Orsl plans to attend Dtserlmlnation jThe event, which begin* today Rutgers, the State University. A woman cyclist, summoned' |and continues through Satur- •FtbeChaa- lnjorder to further his educa- at SU)

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Burial Services Increased last Year (Continued from pa OBITUARIES AVENEL — Mutual of New Little League, F, Menln „ Set Tomorrow York's investments In New Jer- East Green 8treef two! sey homes, farm* and lndui- latlon of new p]ny7r. EDWIN F. EARLEY trlM increased by 12.7 million paratus; two, lan^, WOODBRIDOE - Funeral For Mrs. Scank during 1982. raising ita total In railroad banks and Kprvirrs (or Eciwin F. Earley, the state at year-end to •52,- plant property. 7<. 1R3 Grrnvillr Street, who| ISELIN — Funeral service* B4fi,000. Special dud Tui'sdB.v at Perth Ambnjrfor Mrs. Gladys iMartin) responsibllitij According to Philip Prasser, Assistance Ofiioral Hospital, will be heldtscank, 497 Lincoln Highway, Field Underwriter In Avenel, t groups; struction of pictilc"f ' tomorrow. 11:00 at thr Grrlnpnwho died Tuesday at Rahway the total at the end of 1962 ncll park areas; 2. ir ' Funeral Home, 44 Green St.,'Memorial Hospital, will bp held included more than $17.4 mil- 1 with burial nt thr Presbyterian tomorrow morning, 10:00 a.m. lion in mortgages, $29 million speaker* stanch, hid Cl'i:vch fcrmetery. Jat the Liplin Assembly nf God In storks and bonds and $4.7 public address systems f j Tlv (tecearrt lind lived In Church, with burial in Clovrr- million In iwllcy loans. lie events; 3, Routine Wondbrldsp for the past 30;leaf Memorial Park, Wood- tenance of 16 ball flr|(1, ycars He was an Army veteranjbridge. Friends may pay re- ON V S. S. HANCOCK Ing Infield repair Rnd 11, of World War I. having .-served speets at the Thomas Joseph all fields; «, Patnt.inR ot 1 L J Munkacsy, aviation fire oversea ;. He retired In Ifl55 as Castello Funeral Home, Grren control technician second class, atus and equipment; 5 • pair and a correctional officer at theiStreet and Cooper Avenue, to- USN, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Louis trimming New Jersey State Prison Farm, j day from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. Munkacv of 28 Mitchell structlon of R.~hwny and was a member ofjp.m. Place, n member of Fighter supplies for UJP in seh th First Presbyterinn Church j Mrgi Scank> wno had m.YpA Squadron 213 based at the Ing playground pro^m of Woodbrldde and the New correspondent for thr In- M a Naval Air Statloh, Mlramar. Mortensen Indicated Jri-vy Stite Patrolmen's Be-dependent-Leader for many Calif is presently aboard thei'ncrea«! ln services nrvMont Association. j e rs. had served as a.suhstl- v 8 stuck aircraft carrier U88 tenance of park area., Surviving are his widow, ute teacher for Woodbridge first step in a reorganii Emma New York City; Donald Stanford, Ont., a former resi- The Same Quicker Rout* wtablii ported stone* were thrown create a more H.. Metuchen: two sisters, Mrs. dent of Buffalo, N, Y., and had Wilbur — I don"t believe In A drunk was last seen am- Teacher: "Why, Tommy, sure- windows on the proach to thin |mpor Grace V. Pike, Miami, Fla.; resided In Iselin 32 years. Plant Manager's Sports Quiz using a lone word when a short . subway excavation Mrs. Daniel Brophy, Forest- munlty function, A member of Assemblies of e does Just as well. side of Up dale. Mass., and 11 grandchil- How to score yourself: Mark over the rail and shouted down at the^jflRzelwood Cemetery, tensen. God Church of Iselin, the de- Nor me either. For to see dren. Background Told your choices 1-2-3-4. You get to the workmen: "Shay, how I West Lake Avenue, Colonia. ceased was a member also of s Instead of saying "prof- your face Is clean?" 1 AVENEL Here Is the back- ten points for a correct fourth 1^ I lust say "robber." longzlt gonna take to finish It?" The vandals broke several Miss Betty Ann relnfnri the Lady Forester. ! of America Tommy: "The towel, Ma'am." claim as the best nij STABT SURVEY here and the Colonia Chapel. ground the young boyish (choice. Twenty is averige; "Two years bud," someone panes of stained glass win- no 1 1 3 year old filly of the • WOODBRIDOE Two con- Surviving are her husband, ooklng prudent and general "' ^' S°°d; forty very good; The public's mentality can be yelled back up. dows. ftn fl I scoring a 2^ length vie sultants, Patrick O'Conner and Robert; six daughters, Mrs. manager Raymond B Carey i Johnny Podres ( ) Frank phase of the $46,000 which will Otis Dougherty, Menlo Park; Robinson ( ) Stan Muslal ( ) be spent to renovate the build- the Electro Dynamic Division two sons, Robert S., Union in November. i960. Roberto Clemente. big. Beach, and William C. Scank, !n 1 2, What was the top Ameri- PLAY ACME'S /HIT 1OP- Rfthw&y; a sister, Mrs. Carl His previous positions elude: [can League batting average Pauly, Johnsburg, N. Y., and .. compiled by by Norm Cash of of LoRe Is Member a brother, Maurice Martin, General manager lneiDetroit in 1981? Snydersville, N. Y.; 26 grand- Electro Dynamic Division from ( ) ,361 ( ) .378 ( ) .338 ( ) children and three great- 1959 to November, 1960. .'50. grandchildren. Assistant general manager of Of Army MARS What was Whltey Ford's ISELIN — John J. LoRe, ST., le Electr WIN pitching record with the New 20QOOO RANSOM PAID WIN 1956-1959 11 Forrest Street, was recently The steamship Maximus car- York Yankees in 1961? accepted as s member of the ried the last ransom payments Assistant to the senior vice- ( ) 19-6 ( ) 21-10 ( ) 26-4 Army MARS (Military Affiliate to Havana which will write president of General Dynamics ( ) 20-3. Radio System) organization. finis to one of the strangest Corporation. 1954-1956. 4. How many games did It PRIZES tooo Army MARS Is an organiza- trades in modern history. Assistant to the Nuclear Pro- take the New York Yankees to tion of licensed radio amateur The cargo of food and medi- jects Coordinator of the Elec- defeat the Cincinnati Reds in operators who are interested in cal supplies completes the pay- tric Boat Division of the Gen- the 1961 World Series? ( ) Five military radio communications. ment from the United States to eral Dynamics Corporation, ( ) Pour ( ) Seven ( > Six. 3 WAYS TO WIN! Its mission is to provide an ad- Cuban Prime Minister Castro 1951-1954. 5. Who was the RBI leader In A$tooo aj ditional source of trained vol- in exchange of 1,113 prisoners Mr. Carey graduated from the National League in 1961? unteer radio communications taken during the April, 1961 ( ) Willie Mays ( ) Orlando personnel to serve Military Holy Cross College In 1948 and Bay of Pigs invasion. graduated from Harvard Busi- Cepada ( ) Hank Aaron ( ) Commands In an auxiliary Billy Williams. POt THE NUT W WEEKS ness School in 1950. He holds MK nifclkg yom twgtt pnl tM lop communication system during A Concession (Turn page for answers to local or national emergencies. Sanday was learning to play a BS degree from Holy Cross portlm utd wr*» hi you MM and addrm and a MBA degree from the Sports Quiz). mi d*pa* h *» -Mi KM Mr. LoRe Is currently active the bag pipes. One night, while Harvard Business School. Sports Quiz Answers. Jimhy ban in fw AOM. A wtckty In the local Civil Defense group, he strutted about the room 1. Cincinnati's Frank Robin- skirling for all he was worth, hia For two years, 1944-1946, he h« w« b. IHU to drttrakw DM the Woodbricbe Amateur Radio son. wife attempted a mild protest served in the United States Club, and the American Radio 2. Cash hit .361 to win the Relay League. Licensed for the "That's an awful noise you're Navy. making," she said. crown. past six years, his call letters He is a member of the Har- 3. Ford won 25 and lost 4. Sandy sat down and took off LANCASTK BRAND are W2FDK. He spent six vard Club of New York City, the 4. The Yankees wrapped years in the Marine Corps dur- his boots then got up and re- Seabright Tennis Club and the sumed his piping in his stocking the Series in five games. ing World War II and is cur- Rumson Country Club. 5. San Francisco's Oepeda rently employed by the U. 8. feet. SIZZLING SAVINGS! He and his wife. Dennlce are drove in 142 runs. Army Materiel Agency In Phila- Garbeau, only 3 year old in parents of two daughters, delphia as an Electronic the race, led all the way to win Sheila and Lisa. They reside If you cant laugh at yourself, Equipment Quality Control Spe- RKHLAND learn to occupy your time with cialist. the Guillotine Purse at Aque- at 5 Broadmoor Drive, Rumson, SUCREST SUCAR duct Race Track this week. New Jersey, a good hobby. 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CM CHEESE HI 2-2770 IRST SAVINGS 2-35c 41c WHITE «r COIORED CORN "»! ;' PERTH AMBOY 339 State St. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AMHHCAN SLICED t Bakery WOODBRIDGE 535 Ainboy Ave SUPREME —HOME STYIE of PERTH AMBOY GREEN GIANT 12 R. EDISON 980 Ambuy Avenue Middlesex County's Largest Savings and Loan REALEMON .43c BREAD )ioav*i NCH HI 2-2770 PEAS SWIM KN1OHT - IMKMTfO VIROtNIA IH-I4MON v f« PERTH AMBOY 339 State Street, Perth Amboy. LEMON JUICE WOODBRIDGE 535 Amboy Avenue, Woodbridge. GRUYERE PIES 2-1 EDISON 980 Amboy Avenue, Edison. 5 w&59c .. All offices: Daily, 9 to 4; Saturdays, 9 to 12 noon. M«mb«c FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM Thursday, July 25, 1983 PAGE NINE $lu,ow Hospital PledgeTU TODAY and Memory of Julius Engel TOMORROW Health and Beauty

EDISON —The family of AcceDtlnir thn t, „,, , MERV GRIFFIN'S NEW NBC daytlme 8how hopplnB 8pree "Character Is the Individual- perfect man and behold the up- Julliu Engel, former mayor oflWa» Ralph VlJhZ woT* ' ^ ' m verslon of ana it? which Is the product of na-'rlght for the end nf that man EdUon and community lender .house executive, who tech&to* ** * TV " ture. habits and environment: [ks peace." Thin Is a picture of for more than 40 years beforemnn of the Special Gifts mm"fiTams' Contestants win at- itempt to malce m ord M\ individual conceived of In a man of true and upright hU death In 1961, has pled^cl mlttee In the drive to bmw »" \e " » °ut thn Abstract M a personality character. It Is beautiful and nf blg words J. $10,000 in his memory to the 200-bed hospital which wonid - Merv's new Mil- finbortying distinctive eharac- ennobling. We love to rontcm- bftrn Productlon "jlcampalBn drive of the Com- nerve the communities of Fri win package)* tcristlcs and habits'" plate It. Hospital Group. ison. Mrtlll.h(.n ' "? °™™'",lt. . . . ABC newscaster Lisa We inherit our natures, but1 Now wp turn to another plc- and Wood- . Howard wU1 do a flve mlnule thry are shaped and moulded ture whlcn |, just th(, opposite. news program geared for the! family will establish larwly by environment Proper,,t ta ^^^^^ 0, t tad or acknowledged the housewife audience nve after- ,. h*r ' * »eml-prlvate surroundings and teachings In ' A pltcwr furnlj)h|ngii a waitlng os "one of the;noons a week beginning nnxt Thilrihwd. provided the child =naracter. Deceit and dlsMm. moit Renerous family gift, we! Ml- If .the title Isn't con- HBS a good lnherltanor. will'illation are engraved upon It. "have rocelvrd in this denaed, however, there won't be usually develop him Into an We find that, lnstrad of Inn- and ' It Is a flnr tribute to a [much time for newi. It says:; Town- ipure 'individual of good character, ipsty. there Is dishonesty, cruelty major of the controlan desa k In who dndlcatpd his life to""his « Presents Lisa Howard 1 He will be a valuable and and unklndness. We turn away the entrance lobby. community." Innd the News with the Woman's 'useful citizen. He In depend-'from such a character as from The glft repr( s( nts the total W(1 ouch Peterson' ' ' " nrn itratoful for rth the oC!nv'X Rnv • • • William Talman, |able, Rlncerp and honest. Whena venomous reptile. o0! pledgei from Mr. Engel'seroMty of the Eneel famllv mirirlstrlct Attorney Hamilton lie sets himself to a task, hej None of us la perfect. We with Engel's proMty of the Kneel family andi Bur e iv ne; widow, from a Rober""'t F.'fn"'—r the opportunitonnortit y t\o J K r Mason, will applies all his energies to Its are all mixtures to some extent > me- !moonllKht on lhe other sWe of 'Engel and his wife; an_d a'mnrlallzfi a„ mnn, wh„,„o, trilBlluycertalnly. execution, with determination of the good and bad, but we law next season ft 'daughter, Edith, and her IIUR- would be working hrnrt and* ' ivnd lUedness of purpose. He'can all strive to supplant the nllp' band, Capt. William Pinter of soul toward the success of this1 BIDDm POR 19«* TV rights, [Inmy have many difficulties to,evil traits with good ones. :.,:what«. the the Edison Police Department.hospltiU campaign It ho to >>°th the NCAA and National !surmount, but he does not yleldj '.. » 1m »et a wcre M League lfames opens: j!to discouragement. j •IT 100 yard1 alive today." Muehllg said ^ , Knurl's record of public life I".'I16 fall.and NBC, "squeezed j Hate, malice vindletiveness out by rival networks In recent and treachery are qualities ,nU'd from Group dnli's hnck to 1921 whon ho was has promised affiliate which are not .found In trlej „ a career On Several collector of the , that heart of a man with an admir- rr him. WOODBRIDGF. CBS will FOR YOU WHO WANT MEDITERRANEAN EXCITEMENT, the new, rcmiplrtely correlated able character. He ls patient, ii^viT hap- Gene 1 collection of "Esperanto" offers Intricate detailing, unusual decorative motifs recalling the In college and NFL understanding and forgiving In • h' first dl- succeeding yra | hfi.wmps this year, while ABC romance country elegance from Spain to Italy. Notice the handsome brans frill, crown his nature. nation Oe- as a member or the continues with American Foot- cornice and octagonal paneling on the base door fronts of the china. Pecan, solid* and ,hP S< rvrd Not thinking alone or self hej " body inrludlng terms,ball League games . . . Bob matched veneers, Is used throughout the group. Available finishes are light brown Moreno YarSYarJteee StadiuSUdlum waw sS is always ready to share hut r• of ththeej ^ mayor from 1031 to 1935 and Hope presentp s the Chrysley r and dark nmbery Illspanla. A gold leaf and atippled green accent combination comes on a time and means for the better- school Ch»rle» Volk and Art Jonasscn. , _ r|Theatre, the rather cumbersome limited number of pieces. Drexel Furniture Co. !frotn ID47 to M1 Jn othe ment of his fellowmen. He finds A report on the first annual,publlr offices, Engel was Mlddle-|tltle for Revue's new hour an- contentment of soul, and he ls former picnic held at Roosevelt Park «. C'nunty Sheriff from 1938itholo y series for NBC, has » lomwrpicnic neia »i iwowveu t-arn «.xx County Sheriff from 1938itnoioKy series for NBC, has who'U be In Judy« first show I been decided that Klldare will episodes, not necessarily conse- ioveDenver as a serious young doc-^"' lnvolv)ng at least threc 6een selected. | The Psalmist says. "Mark the iVan Heflln, Jeffrey Hunter and • , ihai) etghtjToth. Forty-nine (49> fam- the time of his death. tor after his four years as May- , ',,]] sfason. 0 Rob ar IllH and their friends atUnded "We 'are" proud to"be able to^ " , J .^- nard In Doble OUlls, but that's ,i-*> n error. Ill The organization will spon- do our share toward construc- stars for Sarly episodes. The ,rh Baltimore series will debut Sept. 27 with what MOM will do In a sor a Ken-team bowling league tion of this hospital," said Mrs Klldare episode next fall. Cast 'i the Inter- "It Is Just as my hus- a Bob Hope special. ,, the Babe at the Inlln Lanw on Wcdnes- with him will be James Whit- MAZUR'S JUNE ALYSON WILL DO a day avtnlnga. bund would wish it." ,. '•., :nf run Judy Garland Show. She and more (The Law and Mr. Jones) PERTH AMBOY DAYS SALE Jack O. NetU, president, ap- PR0F11 Judy grew up together at MOM and Barbara Eden (How To REMOVAL SALE Marry A Millionaire i. it's also! Who is the pointed Out Loukldes as chair-, HoohestiT, N. Y. — The price along with Mickey RooneyJ of all man of a bus ride to Yonkcr'so, latld has ct,rtalnly gone UP| FINAL CLEARANCE "Mseway. ;arcordinK to Domlnlck Blanchl NOW IN PROGRESS!! in' New tnemberi admitted were uho bought his farm for $8,000 SHOP and SAVE on l«„,„„,n ntm,1 hnii » plarp w ;^,,,! Pajak. Stanley Jedruslak, in 1014. tr RHrhrrt who report*dl»j8(km Chlraco, Ted Walkoczy, He rrri ntly sold the farm for 45.INCH WIDE llir member Albert Lucai, Frank Oyenes, R, $284,000 t/i the ftochester Instl- MAKE BABY-SITTING lliltirook o( the NBA Clark, Steve Oyenes, John'tute nf Twlinoiogy which will COTTONS Crawford, Albert Staunton and use property for a new s. i.< It trje th»t Nwdhtm. 'cam ' > .A ones a lUr 48-INCH WIDE DACRON , ',,,>IT »t Rutgers SAFER/

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•*•'<• '( ill tmit n«ln*t South :"r ''ifk In I'jJa. H«' tUd July 25th I':"1 »l"iic ihf turf on hk •" r"rf »n«rlnt the ball li4 hu «'•'»*• band. \M a bur uird hi. OWD Judf • '•"W »tlit attontlm i iljnj. faahioua for children SUMMER CLEARANCE THURSDAY - FRIDAY 8 SATURDAY ONLY! PARTICIPATING at our MEMBER Friday, Somethi NEW LOCATION $1 SHOE SALE! 272 HOBART ST. PERTH AMBOY July 26th (Across from Sean) BUY A PAIR OF SAL* SHOES AND GET A SECOND PAIR OF SALE SHOES OF EQUAL AND VALUE FOR ONLY ONE DOLLAR! WOMEN'S SHOES SATURDAY WE CARE FOR Regular to $17.99 ' July ,27tH ^ OUR SALE $ J**ML PRICE ALL STORES OPEN FRIDAY OWN, A FRIEM & SPLIT THE COST 'TIL 9 P. M. H '63 TOO CHILDREN'S SHOES SHOP in DOWNTOWN

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-•*-*—i~i"*^ *»• L% .4ttAM IL FADE TEN Thursday, July K, 190S Report from Washington Scott Jotpph Sri PLAYGROUND NEWS Chriitertcd Smith, «on at yr %rA S0C *eph Smith, Worth ae sac Khrushchev's Offer-The Stakes: christened on Sund KEASBEY Arts and cralts winners -were! Holy Trinity Luther A buketball game between Bob O'Connor, Carmen Cam-* Newark. HU sponsor; th« bojs of Hopelawn and!p)w Bnd Donna Vaticano Germany-Split Among Negroes— Pauline aehoenbuch Keasbey playground wu held.; Thursday night relay racesv wood, and Matthe Top scorer for the winning iwcl.e h(,ldfo r tn(, children and' Newark. team of Keasbey was Henry; p t .potato sack races' Moderates, Black and White— tnplr RrPn s A dinner was j Sasnowlcz. pnsslne contest and R v ftn oranK0 Washington, D. C. — The llsh appeal willing i 'he will have Smith's home for Art* and craft* were con- thr^.i^^d , . e the raw s w{ r most tempting bait offered by driven a wedge between Bonn parents and the ducted on Monday. The chil-.„, | Rru nlllrtlU of thf evM1 nR The Nikita Krushchev In some time and Washingston and he knows following the ceri-nio dren made leather beanie*. wjnnm of thP ra(TS wrP B Is his non - agKrfesion proposal, 'his only too well. : ent were Mr, and Russell Jown*on, took nr»t.b AnndOvl8. Donna unri Washington has received por R( Hie botlom ot tills Smith and Mr pi:zt. Uter this wrrK B.peanu Sh , An^linr. Jammi l the offer openly. There are ad- ,atMt M(MC0W pi.oposal Ul,s lne seph Hlnllcky hunt wan held, and after that ,„ ^ |k, y, ^ vno.tr* of acceptance In the "THF NUTTY I'KOKKSSOR" ~ ('•<** danelng I Mrs. entually-ln; State Department, W taith. t.;iBvay, Kathy Katon, and Jo-, , • _ , ... ,, Stella Stevens In a scene from hki nw» Teehnkolw si>li Z,,pp. wert in, winners ^ ?'ftr^,r0'W(lltpr' ^ The offer sounds harmless thm must bf a "The Nnttj ProfeSdor" now »t the Majertlo Tne«W, Am boy. p In tbe ™*«™- Philip Brammer. DRI- rnounh: he proposed a non- Bu0WinR the the peanut hunt contest. lno "PT 10't" nUrring Cliff RoljerUon as l.t. Ij.K-i .lohn F. nf boundaries, Cvnfford. Dfllllel Wolf. RgKression pact between North ^IIIIM«. ^«*«. ««»"« Eh- Atlantic Treaty Organization ^om „„„ d(,cl thrll. pwn jorm 0, ecu of demonstration! in m-1 moderates In bojt IMM Kenny Rosniokl, Jnunne day <-niai?cmfnt at thf Mrnln rark Cinema yesterday. powers and the communist t | ^ MUd C... rker tourmtnitnt wee Kevin.""'•\ Bobby Kerr, Trapped with his Injured and exhausted crew on an un- ?ovcmment when n 9 iou» part* of the Soutti. some control of the h me., Pe.«-r Colangelo, Mich- block powers of eastern Europe. fome, ?0\mi mignt nave toi violating local law*. ha« whetted; Moot • «••< Rosemary I,oar. inhabited Pacific inland In Japanese waters, Cliff Robert- The ele Ouarraclno. bob Mutran- , Judy Kane, Patricia son, as M. (J.It.I Kennedy, persuades two friendly natives West German see in th offer a ,nsw.er for German terrltorylthe appetite of progreulvei — g.-lo. Dale Pansi and Kathleen Mrs Junebride- Bow do |M Di nts. Karpn Brurrrmrr. Gary In deliver a message he has carved on the shell of a y-ey •4 ^rnmmrr. Richard Bern', John coconut in this scene from the film. Co-stars are Ty fWd. The winners In the sand 7l nlv Brb Kitty i Hardin. James Gregory. Robert Culp and Grant Williams. trflmplpd modeling contest were Douglas B|hlP™ r " ?™FoiiS ' It was produced under the personal supervision of Jack w,th I ls Ravmon(1 Bosnicki m& E1 L. Warner of Warner Brothers. Beginning Sunday for nuial o«t«ome De Franco, Raymond Zipfll. DI- " - " 1 Krushchev is thinking of thought It wu »t lMat a tan- three days will be "Spencers Mountain ' starring Henry 1 iples to choose their own form is not yet clear put In ana Poolet, Claire Leary, Ray- FORD] Fonda, Washington and tne na- mond Scamorza, John Vlda, The winners of the checker offer »* wouW be lawmakers will see A dem- Peter Colangelo, John Yekel, PUilOltj tournament wore Judy Don- mora ly tumi Bruce Poolet. Lynn Campbell, son. Matt Drozd and Kevin 1«. Jackie Ralmo. Marsha ^d'chma~At this'tlme he is ' ^ ?*»>«k «n the onstration, a number of Sena- 1 nelly, Bonnie Colgan. Louis 81- les tra tehM e Iron Wayne Campbell, Wanda Camp Corrlgan. Klain. Karen and Susamie ^f Ov«W worried even by the ^°P P^ * ^" »nd Connrwsmrf warned nanski and Eddie Glnver. 0 M lnst w0E bell, Herbet Guthncr, Antoinette ' Winners of the crazy hat Plesher. Unda Freidman and ?aVt£ither»an!d luunn-.iuiiun progres-ganization^s »an«d those —who have ommy slve f the t t f Manochio, Lois Mastranselo. fj^ri RK ison. Donienic Pulvio, Jo Ann of the horseshoe contest are crUna na» nuclear weapon* the * n various Negro civil urned some restraint are out of Randy Vlscoml, Ann Weber, nh " ^,,,nnn:p,., wimlf,_ Fulvio. Linda White, Barbara Billy Schubert and Billy Vasl- picture mlght ^ grlmer for rights organizations. This re- style. Richard Strasser, William cne(*pl rournamem *""^™,Keatitig. Pal White, Marie Fin- lick. Moscow n«*ed "»lf at Chicago In the! Thus. President John T Ken- ere r rec ri Strasser, Benjamin Oaillard, ^ ^ nlr o,, ' r*n,'neKan Doll contest winners are At the end of World War H « t NAACP conventlon.jnedy. in appealing to the mod- Ricke plpsher Pe Giam Daniel Osborne and Henry "• "J™ AWandrovich Costunx iwradc winners were V ' ™y ' Russia awarded a huRe part of where Mayor Richard J. Daley.jerates of both white and Kf- no Karen Baumgarten. L L. •wit ' 'Robert Waterson, Barbara P' - Pl«her, Susanne aermftny to Poland and occu- ^ R«v. James H. Jackson andiero races. Is finding that tfie Those who received certin- ?rt7nnd crafts winners were Waterson. Suzanne Gillam, Plesner. Jeanner plesher. Bar- pled East Germany. The West James Meredith, were elthenprogressives. or radicals, are not bara eates in the bubble gum contest Arts anD^bro^Cvnmia craus winneis »t.re,a Carolin_ _ e Palumbo^.,.._u. . „Mar y Betivh bara SchwartzSchwartz. Linda PriedFried-,- r, ^^ w^ l.8. Julie Dur-:VOice_ WBnt ^ ^^ry nn. Rafalko There is little doubt that suc- order in the present trend, with Campbell, Iris Palumbo, Lois Picke, Susan Kilgallen. Pat ette, Patty Soo«. Celeste Dur-unlted Mastrangelo, Linda Gar nick.. Jack iWhite, Kathy Kilgallen, Kenny ette' Lorraine Durette, Amy, Because NATO and the Unit. rian SBzamanik, Ann Oainick, na and iKovalewich. Billy Kilgallen and Knodel and Karen Wesnlewski. gupported free relay ed st6tes nave WEDNESDAY, JULY 3! Diana Poolet, Sharon Gunthner, Laua Kovalewich. ISEUN JR. HIGH democratic elections and a one djy only 2 p.m. In doting Anne Weber, John Miele, Clairn COLONTA 21 COLONIA 22 Winner of thejdomino tour-ipeace treaty Ior &u Germany. Leary, Peter Colangelo, Mary Participating In table tennis inament is Larry Poley. fit ! West Germans have solidy sup- Weber, Debra Prederickson and Powers. Ray Barbara Frederlckson. v the West Germans have|| Ion Apostle. Mike Pryzlakowskl ticir^ted1nhe600yardw2 er Those who participated in the strongest «onmiUonal mU- P Richard Percival. run. Winners of the checker y . whistling contest were Thomas Carson, and Gary Masucci. |iltary ,orce ta western dayy In order to send competitonjtaumameni were Linda GHet, DePranco, John Miele, John c tournament winner wfaimran, p»nVin(, ill ridei 10c exh for everyone %/ to the Township-wide checkerSusan Silva. Billy Gliet and the nuclear Yekel, Brian Szamanik, Carol Willlam Brler tournament, local checker cm-.Paul Meyler. weapon equipped four div- Giordano, and Diane Vesey. coLONU JUNIOR HIGH isions the U. S. Army main.: 'p.sts have been held on the) A sand modeling contest was SEMEL Special ! tains In West Germany. A sand modeling contest was ilaynround. Thus far Dennta held on Monday morning. The, The boys are becoming goodi totvlvt ItH I:N 1 1^ evoilovv TnrtnaliTartaElian . Joelnel winnerIH^ s werires nnuirf Hnvrtls OLYMPIC PARK 4ii« is held on Tuesday, The winners Hoydis, were Carmen Campise alld Bratter and Richard Wiley WDHfBBDAT, J Lynn Sosnicki. Bill Bihler, Bob '•(•nresen*<™™-r«t thinee iim.vKruU.iu. ^Scot,OCOHt MillerMiner,. WHOM v,™..,]cnndren flnd p]easure in mftk. Q ^^umst dWiding line,! Thp locaI IRVINGTON'MAPLEWOOD OTormor and Henry August P'^ound artists Patty Tnedlander, Scott Ziger. lng models ta tne nrttox. ^ ^plits Germany and L "IngarlM SI were picked for the checker wrticipated in nti art contest,Stephen Ydenilc, Rosemane: Their favorite craft this week ZideS Berlin woull encounter «e Jaek Bflby'a SUMMER SHOWCASE radio broadcast froi inmtT.1L 1 tournament. The winnin? drawing which Gosselin and MaryannGosselin.;was ^^3 m holders. The°tron7 ODDOsition among the Wjmple Park fiw*. 10:05 -11 P.M. each Friflaj night showed the most orminality and On Thursday ft lu^h cookout|pot holders are colorful. Some '1, of West Germany ' If —~ creativity was submitted by was md with 35 children at- j children made and decorated ox {arushchev can get Washing- Patricia Fapan. •ending. Theatre cart* and basket*. ton to (^cept his bait (tbe En«- Arts and crafts winners were LONGHILL A candy hunt was held this Carttrei, N. J. Kl I-5M0 Jeanne Matte. Eddie Klein. Jeff week. Candy was hidden AIR COOLEn Winners of the penny find- Robinson and Ronnie Perasallo. ing contest are Betty Bablbya, various parts of the classroom. NOW THRt SUNDAY J"fT Handler was chosen as Russell Bauer, Bruce Valvanor, The children had to find the the junior leader due to his Jl'l.V 24-'il , ChrU Valvano, Dwight Dutette, candy. Everyone enjoyed e»t- ?reat interest in playground WALT DISNEY S Kenny Zator, Peggy Zimmer- ing it. Barry and Kenneth activities. man, Jackie Burn* and Kevin found the most candy and were "Savage Sam" HOFFMAN BLVD. . ^ UlllAN KEITH, TOMMY KIRK the winners. Winners of the sand model-i Sandra - Plus - Flower WA1.T DISNEY'S IIL' contest were Domenic Ful-| contest winners are :o. Linda White. Billy Mehle,|Dwight Durette, Jackie Raimo, "TAMMY and I "The Hound That -• Drozd. Billy Wittrich. Rickyiand Prancis Glampino. ISELIN Hyland. Andy Sapienza, Carol• The winners of the sand box Air Conditioned THE DOCTOR" NOW THRU TUESDAY!! I Thought He Was A Vhwell. Debbie Sayak, Prankjcontest are Connie Remias, Year'i Top Thrill Show! I »1M "PARANOIAC =p:ano. Michael Ashwell, PatjPenny Gamplno, Jiilia Durette, Raccoon" White. Tony Petras and Paul Robert Friedman, Mary Law- "King Kong STARTS SUNDAY JDLY Mtt CARTOON White, "SPENCER'S Kiddte~Miillnee Sat. - Sun."I P.M. Singmt contest winners ai« Meet 1 Evening Show 1:11 P.M. Domenir Rilvio. Billy Mehle, vs. Godzilla" Matinees — SOc for Children Tony Petras. Billy Wittrieh, Alto—StCT* Beeru-tai MOUNTAIN" MONDAY and Tl'F.SnAY Jof-y Priia>. Pat White, Carol TAT "THE SLAVE" with SPANISH SHOW Ashwell. Debbie Sayak'. Andyi Hnuj Fond* * Mauntn OHui MATINEES SAT. & SUN. at an4 TWO BKATO" Mr. A.B.C. f H« Woiki for oar AArartben WEDNESDAY THRl SUNDAY Sapienza and Linda White. 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PAOE ELEVEN 'CP Thursday, July 25, 1963 ll- VVINDOW Finn Is Named Young Republicans Plani% Green Street Representative For Two Major Promts' - By The Staff 1 WOODBRIDGE-The United llvrred by David Vi.tl-T. R'Pi:** To River Unit lYoutiK Republicans of Wood-i. » C.indld.v.r-.V-Liirj0 >*' \\oodhrldf* are entitled to know on what c n r WOODBRITX1E— Mayor Wal- ,brld«e Township held their Township Council. Mr. Mil *7 r " Mu-nlrl. local Realtor, and Mr. N. Friday, ter • Zlrpolo announced today ', monthly mertliw at the Hun-. ln, m „„ „.....,„ m^ Hi "lll(.1( Hfiiltor, arrived at a price of $57,000 that WlnrWd J. Finn, execu- '''""",,'„. tlir i^f Cabin land (slightly more than 'snrlnn Reformed Church Hall _ r,,im»nt •>«•.- i tive secretary to the Industrial e '''". ("h (|l(. Township CommlttM U planning to .Council, would act as WOMI- :,n Woodbrldw. Monday night. ;^<>. ™ Go.unm.nt s.an^ ,, I '" „„. $57,000 (Inure. An eiplanatlon l» due jbridKP Township's ropiTRcnU- Alan A. Rockoff, president of *»d state, that . towiufcft | "•' ' thr lund value for the same property »et jtlvc on the Rarltan River Com- the United Young Republlcans.ishould lrgitlmitrly barrow <*!*£ 1 •14 ', ir, »KO by tax niwrli In thf revaluation mittee. informed the club that a con- to 7 per cent of Its asscsffca ' '" "' sl, ooo — »nd an appralul of MS ,000 WM Thp Committw, composed ot lest with prizes to be awarded vaiuation to avoid th,> H0Ml« ', "" r,,' fni-'mortfaie purp«we* by a reputable Perth will be hrld to design and dc-i iiity of running Into nnanfiUt.4 M people from municipalities, D 1 "' , The price paid for the Ut Cabin prop- velop an appropriate mi'' Mlir alonft the Rarltan River Is! " | „ M-i a precedent for teveral adjacent parcela ror the U.Y.R., to be displayed 'Woodbrldfje Township todaj plrdfted to th« following: •< I ! " '^ nerc-iarlly be purohaied to awompllnh the by all members on their cars —•»\ise if the wild jpcndlnf , 1. TO acquaint the people ol 1 ii II mid tn their homes. and uninhibited use of publlfl ",,' |, s,|ionl Campus effect. The overall planning jthc RRrltan Valley with the |en bnl lh fMtor mv%i The ways and means commit- funds by the Zlrpolo adminis- "* I, .'ires I" ««l *. * <••"" !faru concerning the many di- " ' ',*!,' r,,nsldered to protect the already heavily ,te e repor..-.,..t give. n by. Fred 8tcb- tratiotratlon and his expensivp e pub«. jverso features of the Haritan i '1 !M'(|"I.'M>.'.*"- .... .bins outlined two money mak-|||C|ty projects and smnke screen. To encourHRe and ling projects which the U.Y.R. i,|nimlcks now has a fifteen and Cl, m fk-harwarth, O. O. P candidate for many muninpul pliinnitiK imembers and their guests will a ni,if million dollar municipal nriliimn: Woodbridge IJI blessed with one of IDS in drvelopiim plans re- attend In August and Sep-jd(,bt, which added to the gchool • i.nf-.s lii thf 8tate Of New Jersey — Andrew ;ember. ,'spertlnu the Raritan River: debt, brines our debt up to 40 \vl\ tits term of office doe* not expire until Paul Nemergut, flrst vice per cent of the assessed valua* ;.; Jurtm1 Dosmond also served In the president In charge of member- Itlon which Is a drastically, i>i49 to 1959 and had «uch an outstanding irV" 'I''" ship, announced that the U. Y. dangerous situation, What • eturned to the portion January 1st, 1963, lH .'. . - • R,, membership drive was suc- makes It, even worse, la ihatl 1 l r ;,„' ir party regained control. Mr. Mamtaf^'" ?' Tu™ '" " TF.MPORARV FAMIMFS — Woodbridge Township fiim- Wnodlirldge Senior High School grounds, The youngsters cessful In the past two months Zlrpolo has requested perml*** ..' Lowing full well he wa» head and shoul-""l?w* ol.the ?Yltan .V , slon to raise the debt e*»n Ulei, who hosled a group of hieh school students from were feted by these local people, and then left Tuesday In obtaining 71 new members. i;,il,"1r aspirant In the field of candidate*. I 4 Tn formulatp • practi(-Rl , Applications and Informational higher." Uruguay over Monday night are pictured above at the morning to return to their native, country. ,;,inion here, the preaent Democratic commit- workable program of river de- sheets will be sent to all First The members of the United •':„• third ward ha* no design* on the magla-; 5 To rnco,,nikp imPiemPn. Ward residents this week. Young Republicans nlso saw a. ^t.M.f-ver. However, Mr. Manllone may have latinn of the prow-am that will' Anyone interested in Joining film on the creation and da- ,;, til* mind — »uch ai becoming a memberV di'vWoprd' the United YOUIIR Republlcansjvelopment of Telestar by O». 11 .,;-,, 1,^11 department January 1, 1964 when g T() Mmion and expedite should contact either Mr" . Bell Telephone System and Hi-publican appointee, strp* down, Mr. Man- the 'ompn'himive study of the Rnckoff n Mr. Nemergut at the were privileged to hear an 8t*# , :•.*.- the experience and background to nil Rliritnn nivrr basin rwom- jlaw offices of Adams & Rock- nlanatlon of TeKstar from John- .IIKI will probably be a strong contender, If he mnirt>-d by and to be carried off. 530 Rahway Avenue, Wood- Shelou'Th, an engineer ol thd" nut by thi' United States Army bridge, or at ME 4-3350. | New Jersey Bell Telenhon* Corps of Ennlneers. The program of the evening Company. Trainrr, Ui collector to Woodbrtdge Boat Trip (was a report on the "shocklngl 'The next regularly scheduled' 1'Jl*. wai eommende4 by Jowph J. Sea- r,»n-liiii tincr On AuRUSt 1. the Woodbridxc ibonded indebtedness with whlch;meotini? will be held on August \ M „,,„ „( thf J J. Seaman Co., Perth Amboy account- Ri-flrvi'lupment Agency Com- the present administration has 26. 1963, at the Hungarian Re- „„ Ih* rxpellenl condition of hit Ux book» and nu.'.'.iDiiers hnve scheduled a financing its wasteful formed Church Hall, In Wood-i ltl, f,ft ihit « pertent of the lownjhlp'i toUl Uiei bout tour Of the Rarltan River spending." This report was de- bridge, at 8 P, M. 'I I hl(i i,,,n rollert<-d dorlnf 1»M. Mr. Heaman made hl% '.<> view, first hand, existing wa- ,,mA\ »t the l»»t Township CoramllU* mertlng, whrn ir front development and the prrvnifil hla IWt AadU U Uie eommltteei . ;x)tential for such development,; hf • • • • in Woodbrldne Township. Hughes In Attack On 1 :. s.trkli-ntd to hear of the deatii of John OmenliiM-r,' Mayor Walter Zirpolo, vari- ••.,:,-, Towruihlp welfare director. John wa* a doae ous township officiate, depart-; Democratic Land Sale it! i> ,( oiira many yean ago during the hard depression ment )\eads and Mr. Finn wllli .1 tu most difficult to maintain the diir :i< WOODBRIDGE - "When It Thrown the extetisive ef- .;. ,.i-j !o: ihe Job, and the dedication that he had for comus to givins away township ^,,. ••!>'.-ially the poor and leai fortunate ones. forts of Commissioner Louis; Atlantic City Show, _, property the present D?mocra-. •jj w .vif:-spoken and mlld-mannrrfd and left hi* ci:- C'vktor, the Sea Lawyer II, a Vi foot Clipper Craft, owned • v i•.•>: a 'nie impression of hla fine qualities Includes Local Girl ^ administration m wood- by Edward Oarrelson. will We m the townahtp. will Bin him ISELIN — Janice Notaro, 7, brldec Township rc:\Uy outdors- leave at 10:15 A.M. sharp from * » • • .dauKhter of Mr. and Mrs. [M1 „ stnted Jfhn p H „ the Municipal Boat Basin at iFrank R. Notaro, 158 Cham . fcobrrt CUnaao, l|-rear-«ld ton of Dr and Mr». Republican Candida e-ut-'.argo, Front Street. Perth Amboy ,0'HIU Road, will be one of the "uniiind (laymaa, III Qnw Avenue. Woodbrldir, rc- 'next to WickberK Building' featured performers on the addresning a large of tss- tn\ti 1 coiur»tolatory Wi|( from Mayor Walter Zir- N 'Hie trip li tentatively routed "Tony Grant Stars of Tomor- [payers recently. polo the other day «* the boy'a winnlnf thr irmnd weekly to proceed north to Port New- row Show" at the Steel Pier, priw In thr Aifoelated rrtaa awwi featart "Junior Kdltor'i Hushes notrd a case in paint 11: Ic area, then south past Eliz- Atlantic City, Aug. 4 through is the recent sals of town .hip Qib." abeth, Linden, Cart^rct, Outer AUK. 10. She will do her ver- jpropcrty on Route 1 In the Avr- """*._ . . !R:ldKe Crossing, Victory. Edi sion of "Honey Bun" from nel section, where Die prcs:.nt insurance company. In the photo from left to right are: I, v:.u« Inn, Tue*d*y noon. Joe Oreco »cc^m\y Bni Oarden State Parkway TKHMKI) A SI'(1:KSS — The first auto driving rodeo 'South Pacific." 'ndminlstratlon," wlthiut ben-T't H.:I> of the Muce from a aauaage •amlwich on hUIBrid Port Rftrltan ftr. Lou Kuntz, member of the Woodbridge Safety Council; Miss Notaro recently woni'7 " , ,. . conducted by the Woodbridge Safety Council and the of an ap a P »...v«»irtale«e. He tried desperately to nib the ataina x land to 3ayrpvlllf and flrst prize in a talent conteSt| t f 'f V, , »* W. G. Blair, another member, Mr. Fullerton, Mr. Tomko, t0 lhe Cet1ar •! .'.^ly came up with the Idea that plain dub «oda fe Perth Ambo -l1ie traffic division of the Woodbridge Police, in conjunction sponsored by B'nai. B'rith of W°^ M*w eilt Cor 5 ov aT M e y :hi trick — iince It wa» uaed to clean bars. He ,., ^ of four to six Russell Bauer, chairman of the Council; Bert Klesel, Linden. She won a large lovin> ' - ? »? ' .:, ° p &hould with the Travelers Insurance Company, was held Satur- 6 300 er a Thrn wthou t . ::A:I! with the new aolutlon and the color In the Travelers; Sgt. Anthony O'Brien, and Nick Tomko, of the CUP and an audition with * - P "T t - . ,,our duration day In the parking lot at the Woodbridge Municipal ev lush tui d r0 md !rorn red to or ante, which then prompted this Council. Ted Mack's Amateur television f ™ a ^ ' ™ , « ', rrve Linda Lance Feted "If this Is good business on I WOODBRIDGE — A tiala >d ol ippUtat for their fine teiture. It *A» nice ;heir part," Hughes continued, ipreBUurt, featuring the aca- At Italiano Party 11 to vr the way the boyi and ilrl» from South 'then I feel these men are la •di'iny award winning movie, AVENEL — Linda Lance, thli hoaplUIUy. ;he wrong place. When It comes iDivoree, Italian Style, and visits daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John to one's own personal money 1 and acts by Joey Adams, Joie Lance, 46 Oak Street, was hon- they are cautious as to how they . 'Dee and th« Starlitcrs and ored Saturday at an Italiano spend It, but, on the other hand, was offered 011 Tuesday I party on the occasion of her Hcfirirry. He had been employed at the rr;nery Iany Jester can spend someone [birthday. else's money foolishly without •!»>> Boyle wai a Ufe-long resident of Wood'irldue. evening, I Guests Included Linda Len- a • 1 t theatre, •egard for the value-received.* lurt, Linda Stacey, Barbara r .snWY YET _ Geori* TheiM. U Craiuptor, -eaU-d at the Sayre Wtwds Sh»p- Sixty-thousand dollars pe» j MiU'towHz,, Paula Rosenthal lirriur A.Kxlkrtdft, a Nan vekmn and member of VKW :Pli« Center on Route 9. Ihe Pazinski, Marylou acre ts an exorbitant pricei , to be premiere eveniiiL; took place be- Karen I'-l I•IH) in f'H.t boat when the Motor conked out. Tblnklnt jack and Putty Vojack. ! disposing of the debris ot the, propeller had become fouled, he reached down the management tn the United fire ridden Log Cabin." '" Fund of the Raritan Buy Ar$a.; "The hieh winds of townshhi >r it when he came up with an armful of Ma life SUMMKK ENROLLEES i MBtthew Mayer, miinauer of' [bankruptcy art upon us and the' "'••<• M to witfle bit flnier ao the fUh think It'a » WOODBHIDGE — Prank T. the new movie house, said, "We 'sooner we gather our senses and 'in sl«n»l. He uj| they eoopcrate every time. Andes, Dorothy A. Garls, Jean are I most happy as a new • • • • M. Garis, and Robert J. Peter- put a stop ijp this and other neighbor ln the Raritan Bay wasteful spending of the tax- !'-!AN BLINKED TWICE — Neither ram. not slrei iiave all been enrolled at payers' money the better off wt :i: :iur , the University of Maine tor the'payers' money the better on v

•:••'•;• .'an te """"""- si'ssinn. Iwlll be," Hughes concluded. C00L0FF

• Painted with red and white vertical stripes, mid;way because we <*c0*™e i ''•' "'ue with white «tar» acroa the top - 1M the new home (or the 83-year-old company which has -*? «> Eaalin la the tnlted SUtea Navy. £'"•••• It has a special smoking sec- «nll»ted In the NaVy In February l»5t and han «>rved tion seating 150 and television >Sn* ihlpi at weU a. three jeara In Hawaii. He l» projectors In the decorated Sewaren Collection on waiting room. Gilbert Augus- ICE ,,, ''}? 'wnilttof duty at Parma, Ohio and upon Olsen, Mrs. Joseph I-ochlt and "M ' H 10B of °"' Bring This Coupon In To Woodbridge - ~ According 160 per cent of those taking the Car Wash Any Day During July . .. LUNCHEON I)-.,,,,. made by RUMBU A. teat were average drivers, 30 THOMAS JOSEPH IT 13 WORTH D>U| U:M to »:•• * » iJritl,t ' »>«i of the Woo4- percent were above average, Ul-!-.... ' Council, the tafe and 10 per cent fell be'0* *ve" DINNER COLON1A oi condUoUd on rage 50' OFF £ CAR WASH f v at D«U| 1:M U »:M *• the Munlolpal The enulpment uaed for these Bieept discount pl»n« new in •""*• • *as« «ucce»i with 128 COSTELLO frldij tod »»tur«»| TU UM tesU waf loaned to the Safety •oodaj. Noon 'TU Ufa Participating ln Counoll by the Ti-aveler» Insur- QAIRY-MAID teat* con- ance Company. Mr. FWtarton "f Parallel parklnf Funeral Hornet and Mr. Kleael. fleet specialists BRASS BUCKEr "The Quality Ice Cream Store" v .,•„„ "'*• °ffset, • 1Ut' dr'ving, of the Traveler* Insurance Charcoal steakbouse '"'"•'naiitg Company, setup the course and were k Cooper Ave. state ft Center Ste t A MAW 8TBEET | 1^75 St George Avenue, Colonift '1r| lot given supervised the day's activities. Green St 0. ^^U consisting of Mr Btiuer expressed hl» ap- Perth Amboy, K- J- WOOUBBIDGE v Iselin, N. J. vlB'»'«n and"tTare"7e- pnctatUm to the Police Depart- wrttUoiu MB4-itU Tel FU 1-9292 " '»n and g l HI 2-0075 ment, especially 6gt. Anthony Tel. LI 84641 tv «at of the local OBrto, to tt» Bjfety COUMJ to Mr. the tesMI W«rwae» «how that Mr. Klesel. Goldwater Moving Out COMMON GR< AGREEMENT Two fascinating developments In have not been able to muster enthusi- Letters to the Editor Senator Barry Qoldwater's favor In re- asm for either candidate in recent cent months are his spurt to the top decades. He also—at the present—«n- July 15, 1963 July 20,1983 type). And If they have 1 Editor, tna 'rip, it may gpt tr in national popularity among Republi- joys an advantage because G.Q.P. Editor, independent-Leader In a stocking or an can presidential possibilities and his liberals haven't agreed on & favorite The Independent-Leader Oentlemen, bad that they would m>_ growing chance to win all the South candidate. Dcnr Editor: As a rolntlve newcomer to Ise- 1-*1 attention. One thing L I am deeply disturbed by the i, i cnnnot understand how "he Is not taking a consul in 1964. • The Arizona Senator has another stntp of our nation today. As thp of this township 11 while wearlnR improper! The first triumph has been, to a advantage. There is a general feeling nn Individual. I am writing to could go alonn with as obvlousSometimes its hard to gTeat extent, the result of New York among millions of Americans that it is as ninny newspaper editors as «• grandstand Play as the ' " 1 Governor Nelson Rockefeller's mar- time for a genuine conservative to possible In an effort to have such a center navlor mf«ns Qualifying them publish my views which I« 0 11 fMnlon riage to a divorcee. After that event, have a go in a presidential election. m ».-. in addition to!" ^" . j fan are ns follows: n Goldwater became the number one The last genuine conservative to run many motels it needs a ho-• 3rthta«•ftm modish Increased r»clal tensions, fis- teena(H! h » Are high-rise office build- J? » ££' ,,u i choice of Republicans, replacing was Alf Landon in 1936. cal Irresponsibility, a Com- th lllte •responsibility, a Com-!"- rf otner nlf,htclub nee- ^ '«*« * bird's munist a dam Rockefeller. Secondly, the Kennedy Goldwater now has an excellent t Cuba, loss of states' -^ fnr tnB weU being of the **»« - rlRht.x-thfse are the »«nm- ; y f Wo(Mibridge? Administration's encouragement of il- chance to capture all the South. The "-- -"- " ptu| | Ever since female, ( pllsliments of the liberal New ' the right to vote pend t° Sincerely, Illegal mass demonstrations is just picketed a business and threatened to on the Republican Party to pro Woodbrldge suburban. vide us with an HONEST choice Surely there could be a better, Joseph L. now beginning to be appreciated out- continue it unless the management of candidates - not a liberal uw for available area, such as. B6 Ol y llnd that ttlls gets Khrushchev believed to j "ivlslted Rumania. By J. JMBpb Grlbblis too. more than the My conscience simply will not let me sit by and watch my be- Rockefeller's Switch TRSNTON — Hurricane Ar- iwlrled Into houses along its its contribution for teachers' loved country being torn to Complete Brokerage Service lene will be the first tropical shores. non-contributory insurance. shreds by men who have, tried New York Governor Nelson Eocke- told friends the loss of support for his storm of major proportion! to State Civil Defense Director Another $12,800,000 was paid dirty word of patrio- feller is apparently changing his poli- candidacy among conservatives make reach the United States main- Thomas 8. Dignan will soon out to the Public Employees |Usm ftnd ftttempted to reduce land this year because ahe ha*issue a list of precautions to beRetirement System, Including • Stocks • Commodities • tical direction, or strategy, as a result him a freer man, that he need no long- he meaning of our Constltu- already been named by the taken before, during and after $9,269,625 to the regular pen- ion to absolutely nothing. Monthly Bulletin Sent On Written Request] Weather Bureau. such tropical storms. sion system and $31544,716 as of his loss of national popularity. That er try to be everything to everybody. I declare myself here and now popularity loss resulted from his mar- Preparing lor the annual the State's payment for non- WREST FIBES:- Although contributory insurance. Among as a Southern Democrat for He no longer feels obligated to hint hurricane season the Weather Senator Barry Goldwater, and riage to a divorcee, and Senator Barry Bureau has also named the big he general trend in forest other cash disbursements were: T. L. Watson & Co. he would welcome the nomination Ires has been downward In the$4,474,080 to the Consolidated I Intend to see him through to Goldwater, Arizona Republican, is now storms that will follow in the victory! with Senator Barry Goldwater u his wake of Arlene. They Include )ast twenty years, New Jersey Police and Firemen Pension MONROE A. WEIANT, Resident Partner the most popular national candidate Thank you for publishing my running mate. (Goldwater, of course, Beulah, Cindy. Delia, Edith, i experienced a record num- Fund, and $4,894,520 to Rut- Founded 1832 — Tel. HI 2-2650 among Republican voters. Flora, Glnny, Hannah, Irene >er thus far this year. gers, the State University. letter. has said all along he is not interested Bernard W, Bartlett, Acting Member New York and American Stock Ezchancri Whereas it once appeared that Janice, Krlsty, Laura, Margo Among the smaller outlays Yours truly, in his party's second-place nomina- Nona,, Orchid, Portia, Rachel State Firewarden, reports there of the State's big fiscal week Mrs. M. OPrice Rockefeller could win the G.O.P. nomi- Sandra, Terese, Verna and were 1,441 forest fires recorded was the State's loan of $1,- Route 6 PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK BURDING tion.) this year in New Jersey up to nation by'acclamation, it now looks as Wallis. 750,000 at 4 per cent Interest Wlnston-Salem, (At the i Cornen) PERTH AMBOY, N. J. June 30, as compared with a to the Port of New York Au- ,lf he will have a hard fight of it, all the Rockefeller's turn to the left will un- August usually launches the North Carolina hurricane months In New Jer-13-year average of 824 during thority, to keep the Hudson & way, and that Goldwater will be the doubtedly make him the darling of a sey1 but the tricky girls have he same period of time. The Manhattan Railroad running. outlook for the balance of the favorite. host of professional eastern liberals. It been known to arrive In late NUCLEAR:— There la little July with heavy rains and high summer Is more forest fires likelihood of the Soviets em- . What should the New York Gover- nray even eventually win him the nom- winds of destructive force. The jecause the rain deficiency lsjpioying their nuclear bombs nor do, as the strategic answer to the ination, for the liberal or progressive storms originate in the seas IOW 5.9 inches since January 1. and missiles primarily for ln- State firefighters expect the cendiary purposes to destroy situation he faces? He has decided, wing has controlled every Republican near Puerto Rico, churn north- northwestward to reach New lack of rain to continue for at ties In tiie United 8tetes, ac- evidently, to stress the liberal. He has nominating convention since 1936. Jersey. At times they blow least thirty days, although jrding to the New Jersey Of- themselves out In the dull of normally at this time of year ce of Civil Defense. Mexico or other western areas, with the woodlands green and According to Thomas 8. Dl«- and at other times skirt the the forest floor damp, forest ian. State Civil Defense Direc- Macmilhri's Future Garden State to devestate the fires slacken off. The big forest tor, recent .studies have demon New England coait. fire period Is usually from strated conclusively that it re- The English, as the people of most a less-than-desirable situation or scan- March 15 to May 15, Bartlett A hurricane Is a tropical quires a great deal more ther- other races know, tend to make a little dal. President Dwight D. Eisenhower said. mal radiation than was previ- storm In which the winds whirl The statewide ban on fire more over things than most. Perhaps did not feel disgraced when one of the counter clockwise at the rate of ously thought to start a fire or, permits has been lifted by thehe ground by exploding a nu- WOMEN KNOW .'"that is true because they are a close- armed forces' secretaries resigned un- T4 miles per hour or higher. State Firewarden, and the The highest velocity and most :lear weapon In the sky. knit people, living together on an der heavy fire, nor when his own matter Is now left up to local destructive winds are In a 30 firewardens. However, a close The studies were made by HOVt g island which has not been overrun by closest personal aide, Sherman Adams to 30 mile wide circular band watch Is being made on thethe U. 8. Naval Radiological surrounding the "eye" or cen- Defense laboratory and the a foreign army in centuries. resigned under similar fire. : woodlands because, most fires ter of the storm. are caused by lncendiarists, Naval Materials laboratory. Women have been stretching budget* Whatever the reason they make New Jersey has been for- The findings, according toDig - since budgets, were invented. They The American people did not want debris burners and smokers. quite a flap over things which would tunate In recent years because Because of the continued nan,, have been fully accepted willingly sacrifice for such •impor- his hide burned as a sacrifice or aa a the hurricanes hare avoided drought, fires in the woodlands the Defense Atomic Sup- tant things as sayings, security, be treated as less-than-world shaking x>rt Agency, and are being ln- the State. However, the bigare much more difficult to education, and later yean. ; events by other peoples. burnt offering. Nb head of govern- iluded In new editions of of- blows made history in Septem- control because they burn into 1 They know they can rely on ber 1938 and again in the the ground. The State Fire- ficial government publications ; The American people believe in fair ment can play the role of detective and the strength and experience . . . .„ . ' same month in 1944, In 195warden reports a fire has been sat describe the effects of nu-| ;: play.— as do the British. TJjiey do not dear weapons. jof our bank to help them. men being humans, some Will inevit- Harrlcane Carol arrived o burning in Middlesex County yell for the scalp of the President every ably let his boss down from time to August 30, and Hurricane Edna along the around for the past According to Dlgnan, weath- We welcome every op- followed on September 11. er conditions would have to be ' portunity tol be of time a Cabinet member is involved in time. three week! Hurricane Baiel. which scared BIO BPENDKE:—Th« Btate of almost Ideal for a hlgh-altl- service to the many New Jersey resident* and New Jersey started off the tude burst to start widespread women of our resulted In much property 106344 fiscal year on July 1 ground fires, because even Community. Zeppelins Again? damage, arrived on October 15, by tapping H* treasury by light clouds would greatly re- 1994. $76,739,478.45. duce the Intensity of thermal Many readers remember the age of pelin, a Swabian cavalry general, who Hurricane Donna on August Under the law the Bute radiation reaching the ground, probably to the point of In- !tt zeppelins. They were pioneered in believed passionately In the airship. In 19, 1955 blew westward to themust make certain payments Ohio Valley, then turned east during the fiscal first week. effectiveness. jftJGermany and befpre Vtyrld War I had spite of ridicule, he persisted, spent a and dumped thousands of tons More than $43,000,000 went to Convenient New Banking Hours At AJ1 3 Offices: jgdemonstrated usefulness, and were at- fortune and finally succeeded in 1900. of water In the upper Delaware the State Teachers' Pension HUNTING—Filial regulations to cause great floods In the and Annuity Fund. TThe direct to guide licensed hunters In lhru Frida tracting interest in all parts of the Devotees concluded at the recent valley below.! Trie Delawar contribution to the fund total-New Jersey next winter have H y »?o P.M. 1 uj world. I meeting honoring bis memory that a River rose-to record proper ed I41.M3.S1B. The fitate also been adopted by tlis State Fish tloai pushed but bridges wrote a check tor 41484,380 as and Game Council. Friday Evening to |*£ In World War I the Germans used need for zeppellns still exists. The fox hunting) season in i (Szeppelins to attack their enemies and Already a zeppelin vehicle with Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, taeven bombed London with these rigid- GLAMOR GIRLS Cape May, Cumberland, Glou- DRIVE-UP three hulls has been built In Trenton, cester and Salem will close on Monday thru Thuraday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. •*ly-constructed airships. However, they New jjersey. There are proposals to February 1, rather than April WINDOW Friday 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. too much of a target and their transport rockets from assembly points 30, under the new hunting; code. Hunting hours for small were curtailed in later years of in California to Cape Canaveral. Sea game and woodchuck will start ;^'the First World War. travel is said to be too slow and land at sunrise rather than one • :;• The death of the neppelin seemed travel too bumpy for delicate mechan- half hour before sunrise aftyer the small game season opens apparent, until recently. A few weeks isms. on November » at 8 Aii. and woodchuck on March 18. Woodhridge ;t$o zeppelin fans from many countries And io it may be, that once Bjgain '•'gathered in a southern German town, The bow and arrow season zeppelins will fly the skies. From the which opens. October I will "Frledrichshaven, to celebrate the 125th Soviet Union come "reports that zep- close on Nov. 7. This will fa- •••birthday of the nobleman who was pelins may be built there. If they are, cilitate daylight stocking of game birds on November 8 ;; father of lighter-than-air dirigible. the free world will almost certainly prior to the small game season. ;• He was Count Ferdinand Von Zep- do likewise. A beaver trapping season wlli be held from Feb. 15 through Mar. 15. A total of fire beavers may be trapped by permit only. Bank * (Eartmt the prohibition against shoot- WOODBRfDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY ing waterfowl or placing a boat Uvraow P. Campion, rresldtnt * Tnaswcr or other structure more than 100 feet from shore m all wa- 3 Locations For Your Convenience PubUilwd Weakly on Thursday at T:00 KM. ters except RajlUfl and Bond; Hook Bays, has been retained AVENEL OFFICE MAIN OFFICE ISELIN OFFICE M OntB Strttt v 651 Rooamlt Avenue for the new season 415 Avenel Street Avenyfl Wwdbrldgi. N J. Carter*. N. J. Cwwr cf 19 Middle*** TelepboM: MB 4-1 111 Ttlephon*: KI 1-5600 JIGSAW: _ Th* New Cor. o( Demorest Berry St. & Moore Awe; Cor, UOaardU A" Jeri«y BUU Police was amoiu It states and M dtte* receiv- AVENEL WOODBRIDGE ISELIN <**ri*» , Nov 37, 1004 — Dw. 10, INI ing an award for mtrltorlou* Ik*. tatter hnt home. I cut bur to IM M4W work In poUe* tmfflo npu- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation- Federal Reserve Synte (OotHtDiMd w pu, U) m C? Thursday, July 39, IMS Man Selected Regular Paper \\°J Is Drive Set Sun. . ,i,M(liiy I'S an- COIX)NIA Pp, P • [r rV(>nt, which For Teachers' Institute COLONIA — "Washington Is tn hiHi. nil over the place. Is U* opens drenm of Ray Hughes of VYvf< •ppt 8nt- an extremely exciting pliicc" iniivi This was the conclusion reached the.1 "iitl ii'lminisira-.in high public office. It helps Pnn\ fitlfil. Mr. Hughes, chill**; ••I fi P.M man reminded the men at • llby Irving Elan, 101 Hickory -\ 'U> explain the fact that in most n Mr Rndinn's nllie.e recent meeting the last SundMf : V' 'MIP'""tlie'."^0?u1- Rft"r s'^tKHi" tbn sr-cond -; t»a his i, as slluntlons polltlcos choose the 1s e staff middle way as they seek to blunt of the month Is "pnper SUI^ ;.,, TPi(..;antl third weeks nf .Julv in the m scnnniiv djv" i i ','.rp fr«-l|intlnn'H ™l>lt«l. Mr. F.I.11 wns -lisnirt [,„• in the the differences of various point S Items iff'riinp to|of views," he, concluded. Fneh month It U getting '.;:;.,; „,.,. :ore.nf 17 hWi schonl history 'he ronn-es ntnf """ of nis; During Mr. Elan's two week harder and harder to.tecrult ,'.-i-i \ -utj-rmmd teachers si'lerted by the enough nrn to svcefll |". , ' [niTlsi'nn InsH'iilp n[ Politics ;il Rut^vr-mv.MUir'nt- tpri.] in w s imd in wtjiiMB ma-.stay a special tour of the White n|l """' . " ' l'i""i'tpd in Hie cnn-!House was arranged for both he Hindiict the monthly the snmisnrshln of •nr^'/tnl drive, he advlsrd. ss'/.ml I'nrord The t and the rest of the «roup. Mr. trie New Jersey SIPIP Society nir)s Fn;ne of the new mi'mbfi'S "•'^[n" nspeel nljmv wnilt Elan WHR particularly impressed prO! ri TV wl lrn W!ls bf lln tllls with tlle will find tills an ensy WBJ Ur to offerfd; ' " ' " In the omce wiis exiimininn President's office and 1 11 1 l0 (>ll ll rn ureiik the iCi> our ni'»l Ot>wr ii>»tfnl In'*" ' '''" t teachers so M». office mail nnd office files,'he rose garden. ttint ln v cnn m:lltc th( slll(1v memlx-rs of the Post by con- ' hot " ' ' to the kind of questions —- fi,h'of AiripVlcfn government more v^i- ir-butinK their time on the &£*" l>v pimsiuilonts and h«v C/,rMtmi"ntf i'iialed mornings working With- nl for studi'iifs. >)v, , 'I'e hnnn>rt hv the Con- n " these men for a good CMlM. 11 ,'; ,.|,,.P«. sand- Mr Eton, a history teacher •'I'^msms st'iff. At n lunch in' «.V lAiWn Party ['resident John F. Kennedy 1 '(/i,,s, kelbawlat Bnrrlncer HlRh Schonl, N"W-the House (linliiRTOnm. the CDH- COLONIA - A lawn party said we should nil take a 60- •, ,,nd chips, hot ark was sasinned tn tlv office ir^m,,,, VHV kindlv IUIMVMVI r| was held in honor of Nell Rob- mile hike. Believe me this. If , )„,, meatball of Congressman Peter W, R6- riv mid all of my questions, ert Obordick, Infant son of Mr. much Mter than a 50-mll« , nnnrlni- nand-'dino. repveiientatlve for the inth "I attended wvernl Cnii«re;-and Mrs. Cornelius Oberdlck, hike." so stated Mr. Hugh** .,,,,. ijbs,clams Congressional District. In the ••ionul committee heariivs. Th" 1*0 Amherst Avenue, after his Members are requested, to 'of c'nirst' soda^maln the inth district cnveis 'tnii*" .Indlclary Cnmmltter nnd christening at St. John Vian- unther at the post hall, SundW" ,, .ivailablf. 'the nor'h ward nf Newiirk. East he F'-nnte Cnmtnerce Corn- ney's Church Sunday. | to aid In the paper drive. , ..iiiil nf thirty Newark, Hnnlson, Kenrnv. Nil-IIIIII'MS wi re (iepliiv with civil Guests were Mr. and Mrs. On Monday a steering flfln* . ;ui> nlso two ley, Bloomflcld nnd (Hen Rid"e rights legislation. The Rr nan. James and Rosemary Cherego, miltep meeting was held, Th» lne u;i. l>iioths. A toucher from each of New Ffireixn Rebllnns Committee child's Rodmother and god- Kroup will meet at the pfltf av L'l'.en that all Jersey's 15 CnnKresslonal DIs- lu Id hearings on the Clnv Com- father. Rahway; Mr. and Mrs. Lome, tonight, for the regulftf' ,,ld or unsold, jtrlcts and two working with New mittee Report on Foreign Aid. wlll'am Jones: Mr. and Mrs. FOUR NEW MEMBERS: Are shown above with Fred to all younf men between thr ages of 21 and 35. Pictured post meeting. .il in by Friday.;Jersey's seiiiitors were Involved The Houw Cnnnnitleeon Inter- Edwin Bast; Mr. and Mrs. Mi- Stebbina, president of the WoodbrldKr Township Jaycees, left to right are John McMurray, Carl Kurtlak, Mr. SUb- !„ made at the1 in the internship sttuntlon. .i;ite Commerce was deallni- (hael Oberdick; Mr. and Mrs. after being Inducted at a meeting last week. The Jaycees blns, Georje Baliann, and I^wrence Reagan. , .me nnd at thej Mr. Elan stated. "Using the v ,th brnadr.ist editoriali/.im! Cpmelills Obcrdlck, paternal are currently conducting a membership campaign open Seidner Reports ,.h,;li on the ftlrofDw of the Congressman as mv 'Vitnesses included .lamesFarm grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. James jhomr baw. I learned a grent, r, notional director of CORE' Cherego; maternal rand a M Wilus. paator, deal ahout the working of dm- T!oss BriMiHt. governor of Mis- « P n'nt.s: all of Colonia. Moroney-Peace ..School Uniforms Ready Township Girls June Fire Calls ,;:i,.an KxecutlvcigroM. the operation of the Con-^Miipi: Prank Stanton presl- COLONIA — Fire Oomndf* . i>r Kdward A gresslonal offire and the close d.rii nf rn.S: Anthony Cele- 5 sloner Jerry Seidner reported : Andrew J. Da-,intir-relatloiiihlp iinii)ii« tlie hr. m. Secretary of Health Nuptials HeldTU St. Cecelia's School In 'South Pacific the Colonla Volunteer Fire D»« !he church,parlous asencles of the federal F't'ifniioii, and WrHiire; nnd ! ISELIN — The marriage of ISELIN — Beti Robblns, 14 partment answered 13 oallt' DHVld Del- (••,.,,.».' Mcatiy. president of the ISELIN — The final list of will be sold on Thursdays Miss Lavaughn Blaine Peace, Creemer Avenue, will appear during the month of June. A , nerlty, R*!'- AM.-CIO Sine- the Important St. Cecelia's School was dis- September 5 and September 12 breakdown of the fires is M Si, Stephen I Ultl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nellie Forbush In the Perth w(,,k f,f the CnnKnss Is done in tributed on Sunday. If any between 7 and 10 P.M. in Our Trajnor. V. Peace, 212 Elizabeth Avenue (Imrth ei.rr.iv.ittecs, iittendaiw at these l jparent has a question on thejLady of Lourdes Hall. For uni- 5 miscellaneous and 3 |M ffj Joseph •\ft ftncis Moroney, . j production of "South C.-eds are denlg-i Iar.-.k's was most Important." 'list he may call Rev. John M, formity Items must son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward tonight and tomorrow at Wa- ovens. uin.nt bulldlngi I8ELIN A "Kids Krusade" Th afternoons and evenings Wilus, pastor. Instructions were chased through the store, no During the summer month! i Moroney, 2 E. Bunn.s Lane, iters Stadium, Eagle Avenue,, . ',i:r.-. S<'hool lit will be held «t the I.selin A*- 0* .|.. enclvrs as a croup were given that the principal's of- other will be recognized or ac- Commissioner Seidner remind*. Woodbridge, took plate July 6 Perth Amboy. A scholar at ::i(d of a newiicmbly nf Ginl C"lr.i:rh from ,,,|,,,n up in Interviews with fice is not to be called. cepted. d everyone to be especially I at St. James Catholic Church Metuchen High School, and a umilnlcan 8ls-!july 29 through Sunday. An- \,.ni\., spokesmen politicians. Registration for the first careful of outbreaks of gas flrM Woodbridge. The Rev. Donald graduate of Rutgers Univers- school. tu*t 4 w, grade is closed. Children eli- in homes, stoves and ovena. In •t with House Minmrlty J, Reilly officiated. ity, she also attended drama The cnisade to be conducU'd j>i; gible for that grade will be Jane Frances Huryk one instance a shut-off v»lve \rw\<-r Charles Halleck: Char- cla.sses at the American Aca- .,,!> K TRAININO by Rev Werner Jntmson. of I'"j,,,.;' Dalev. n member of the l a waiting list and be came out of the socket and the was maid of honor. Attendants Celebrates Birth day demy of Dramatic Arts, New Marine Private Elizabeth, will be held each ,0] accepted as vacancies arise. pilot light started the gaa on •\h:te house staff: Clifford Cuse. were Mrs. Mario Severlno, York. Ki r.v "h Schneider,inlKht at 7:00 tn the church on N'"'.v Jersey's senior senator: New children accepted into ISELIN — Jane Frances fire, Because of this the 1 ] Woodbridge, sister of the bride- ! Miss Robbins. who is a sec- ,inrl Mrs, Edgar;Berkeley Blvd 'file evcniiii iioy Reiither a member of the grades two through eight must Huryk, daughter of Mr. and rptary by dayi has been actlve and part of the counter burned. i: Hi) Msunolla sessions will connst o! i iirUmiih groom, and Miss Bonnie Jean pre.sent transfers and report The shut-off valve Is under- President's Commission on Clt- Hewitt, Merrick, New York, Mrs. Walter Huryk, Wood in local amatem. dramfttics and •;-.• C(i::.; .it*d "lock- slnniiK and gntnes IV ::>•!< *.'.'.i/enshi|) nr.d Voting: Charles cards on opening day. Avenue, who celebrated her, hM appeared on tclevlsion Bnd ncaneatmh tn the emeter_ meter —- p uplease hare cousin of the bnde. 1 you an • ; with the Second be au.udcd for vaiiu:i.s en:.- Cinpp, administrative assistant Uniforms will be compulsory fifth hirthrinbirthdavy on Wednesday;Werinesdftv ..^,radl-0 spots4.. a wrench nearby. II : James Floersch, Woodbridse :.,t Miireln R*gl-U'8t(i. !O Sen.itfir Saltnn Stall of Mass- beginning Monday, September was honored at several events. _ ..not sure, please call the gM was best man, U.shers were Also participating u 'company and they will send Marine Division, at Tlie climax of Un> e:• t.Vide arhuseit';. and spokesmen for ; 16, including uniform blouses, Wednesday afternoon she John Peace, Iselin. brother of! Rae, 496 Fairview Avenue, Co someone up to instruct you or i.ron, Calif. -will tx- AuguM 4, wh. :• the MiaUe. Hmn'iluey nf Minne- jumpers, beanies, and colonel nad a birthday party. Guests Mi ss ELI'KN B. STOVER the bride, and Mario Severino. lonla, a graduate of Wood- contact Mr. Seidner. Above all '<:hildrrt\ will display wh;; on lnterv."wing an attache have announced the engage- band is in the U. S. Army sta- and preparing youngsters for ,i: the S'ivlft EmbaMy," he re- ment of their daughter, Miss tioned at Fort Lewis, Wash- and children, Thomas andjdancing roles tn the same play Ellen Butterworth Stover, to ington. Carol of Kenilworth. Mrs. Baiza Auxiliary Sets Is her godmother. Lucielle Comunale "No one ran come away from John Sackett Eddy, son of On Saturday, dinner guests OBLIGING LAWYEE an experience of this type with Mrs. Ernest Eddy of St. Louis, Wed J), $. WEEK END GUESTS Square Dance were Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fox OMAHA, NEB. -_ Having j ISEUN _ Announcement nut 1'nmiii a deepfrundersand-, Missouri, and the late Mr, and children, Patrick, Eliza- handled numerous divorce cas 4 :uif of the Amerlcnn system.1 Eddy. A September wedding COLONIA — Mr. and Mrs., 1 has been made of the engage- Charles Stlgura, 77 Westmin- ISELIN — The Ladies Aux- beth, nnd Thomas, of Hazlet. es in the 30-year practice, at- The Aincucan system is unique Is planned. ment of Miss Lucielle Frances Miss Stover, a graduate of ister Road, entertained Mrs. Hiary of the Chemical Hook Mr. Fox Is her godfather. torney, Walter A. Nlelson, has I was In.pressed with the wide Comunale, daughter of Mr. and the Vail-Deanr School, Eliz- Leonard Kossabowskl and and Ladder Co., District 11, his wife as a client. Mrs. Matthew P. Comunale, 50 daughters Lorraine and Pair! 1made tentative plans for a He filed a petition acainst SF.AMAV RKCRHT I abeth, and Smith College, Is DESIGNS BRIDAL GOWN Chain O'Hill Road, to Dennis cia of Plans Pa., and Mrs.[square dance at a meeting held himself charging extreme cru- COIJONIA — George C Pook, with the Curtis Publishing ROCHESTER, N. Y. — Ignor- Tomaso, son of Mrs. Company, New York. Her Marie Stlgura, Wilkes Barrejat the Auth Avenue firehouse, ing the superstition banning a elty. He said he would represcnt^"'^™;;;- m Rldgeley 17. s.in of Mr. and Mrs. G'Orge Thursday night. fiance, who vis graduated Pa,, during the week end. A pre-weddlng peek at the bridal his wife as If she were a "total!Ave gnd the ]ate stanl 1 M. Pouk, of 449 Like Avenue, Mrs. Edward Jankowski. stranger." He will also represent Whwi i «o«*i to < .s "uidi'i'itoing two weeks' active from St. Louis Country Day family picnic was arranged sown, Ferris Hage, the prospec- and a tour of the turtle back'.chairman for the event, said! hin^plf and will not contest Mi&s Comunale is a graduate fofinil to «xp«4it* your Naval Reservist training duty School and Washington Uni- tive bride-groom has designed versity, Is with the J .Henry zoo was added into the fun i preliminary plans call for the and is making the gown for his the^suit. of Woodbridge High School •"as a seaman rerruit at the dance to be held on Saturday, liom, M« m, W# Schroder Banking Corpora- filled week end for the Peun- bride-to-be. and is a bookkeeper at Amerl* Trainlim Outer, Great September 27, 9 P.M., at the Jj^J Naval tion, New York. sylvanlans. Hage, a native of Beirut, Le- Hurry! Hurry! can Radio Sales and Service, •ow" to com »p Illinois. firehouse, There will be an anon, and an expert tailor is "I think it's going to rain be-1 Perth Amboy. • The training Includes naval; orchestra and caller, refresh- rhot will »o*» DIM ond money.' also making the gowns for the fore night." | Her fiance was also gradu- orientation and his'.ory, cus-| ments will be included In the ix bridal attendants The wed- "Oh, I hope not, I want touted from Woodbridge High 1 price of admission. Tickets will tt« iht quoRry and ipMd O< ovr wort toms and etiqutttt , ornanlza-' Second Annual Barbecue ding is to take place in August, water my garden." School and is employed by tion iu\d nilhtan.' law, ordnance; )e available from the chair- Ciccone's Welding, Lselln. ... ond our priOMi and gunnery, seamanship andi man and her committee, MIDDLESEX PRESS basic shipboard routine, damage Set Saturday by O.R.T. It was announced that mem- The Meaning control, sentry duty, military bres pf six months standing are "Mother/what is a trousseu?" Proceeds will benefit ORT's Eileen Wolf Wins First 18 Green Street, Woodbridge drill, physical fltness, swim- COLONIA — The Colonia - ligi&le to receive uniforms. Inquired a six-year-old of her six point program the newest TEL MB 4-11H mine, first aid and survival. carteret Chapter of ORT will They are Mis. Charles Ka- mother. The mother looked Among the academic ph.*. hold IU second annual barbe-{of which menas anij Mrs. Charles Va- Prize in Poster Contest across the room at her husband, 1 ings project. Under this project iare natures by Navy chaplians;cue party Saturday evening at ™"" """ dayko. who was hiding behind a paper, ,. i _ij, and written pjiamiiiations whlch^^OP.M. at the home of Mr. ORT will build four new ap- The Auxiliary will have its COLONIA — "Peace, free- posters from all of the states:and said: order to;,,nd Mrs. Clark Greenberg, Col- prenticeship schools in Israel next regular meeting, August dom and happiness" epito- to the V.F.W. National conven- "A trousseau is the clothes The buildini! under construc- complete the training satisfac- Ran Place. Carteret. 15 at the firehouse. mized what the Fourth of July tion to be held at Seattle, I the bride wears for six or seven Guests may look forward to tion In Haifa is being named Washington during August. years after she is married." torily. meant to Eileen Wolf, first an evening of fun and frolic, for the late president of ORT Monaco Christening prize winner in the poster con- all the food they can eat, Jeannette Orleans Gayl. test held by the Ladies Auxil- dancing under the stars, games An e d u c a t[i o n committee At St. John Vianney lary, VFW Post 6061 of the meeting has been called for and prizes, all planned for their COLONIA— A reception was unior Girls Unit. ti e Thursday, August 1, 8:30 P.M Annual Summer enjoyment. Reservations, are held in honor of Carlo Paul The background of the win- still available from Mrs, Arnold at the home of Mrs. Meyer Traberman, Barry Place Al! Monaco, infant son of Mr. and ning poster consisted of a pic- Beerman, chairman, 381-7911. Mrs. Joseph Monaco, 35 Clover ure of Thomas Jefferson hold- In case of rain, it will be post- overseas chairmen are expected A to attend. Avenue, after his christening ing the Declaration otlnde- poned until August 3. at St. John Vianney's Church pendence as well as a^pible Mr. Alfred Coiffures Sunday, an<| hymn, disclosed Mrs. Rob- Guests were Mr. and Mrs, irf Lyness, Junior youth activ- Charles Monaco, the child's ties chairman and judge of the 140 Route 27, Rahway iMlur yun at thU (lm« we wholciuilrd U0' „( uur used cars. This year godmother and godfather; Mrs contest. difference Instead Woodbridge Monument Works (at St. Georges Ave.) •">• * ivim the public a chance to Mve thr M. Mqnaco, paternal grand- Posters entered were^the or- H chance mother! Mr. and Mrs. Gar- "' living It U> the uied e»r dealer. Vit Ut\ that »»«• Designers - Estimators - Manufacturers iginal creation t(> nuke new frlendi and cuntomrn | brlelle Scerbo; Mr. and Mrs Announces... Robert Abbruzzeese; Mr. and members of the Post's Junior Mrs, William Mekegan and chil- Girls Unit. The winning poster Is Pleased to Announce HKLL NOW GIVES A Other Dealers Claim We, at the Woodbridge Monument Works, are happy dren, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip will be submitted along with •• LOWEST PRICKS winners from the districts to TWO-YEAR to announce that after years of research we have per- Zirpolo, all of Colonia, The child's sisters Mary Ann and the department where a win- \ll Wr ask is that you come| That GD'ARANTEE fected and applied for a patent on materials and method 0%1-mnlft Monaco auisted at the ijjng poster from the State 9* in and thet'k ours! ON ANY USED CAR of welding tnemoria.1 parts to thgmselvw and to the lawn party in honor of their New Jersey will be selected foundation creating one single, rigid unit. You can brother. .. and sent in competition with '58 MERCURY .... $495 now be assured that your SU-PHRFECT Memorial will ^ K»RD $2005 '60 FALCON •.... $1095 i-llooe sedan, like New! l"""trj Hedan I-PIM, V-l, W»«on. SUndfrd Shili not fall or be poshed over by vandals. Miss Hejen '58 FORD $595 "vrcdrlvt, IMfH 145 '60 FORD SI, 2-Door Sedan, Standard Shift A visit to our place of business or & trip to the "* H)RD $2195 « cylinder, KAI1 Ul Country Bed»n, Aui", *;»• '•;• " '-UOOI Hardtop, Power LAST 3 NIGHTS WELL KNOWN HAIR COLORIST cemetery with our representative will convince you that '""H. Power Biakai. Uki Power Wlm, « »»>*"*" '58 OLDSMOBILE $895 p 95 this Is true. SU-PERPBCT WELD-TIGHT memorial* * Rtdlo A Mntir '60 DODOF *' •8S", Mtoor H>rdcu]i; Power, Thure. - Fri. - Sat. . W W. tlrM. l'mlllr Shape* (Formerly of Menlo Park Shopping Center) | 61 IWI-Ton Pinel Trm k, will be available to' you through the Woodbrldge Monu- July 25 - 26 - 27th •OKI) $1595 A-Ow Culidltliin^ 5T CADILLAC $995 ment Works. Another company to now being formed '"• ! lloor Hudl«p. POWM |145 '59 BUICK S 4-ll(njr Hardtop; " L«8»bl« 2-Door 11.1 r tl t • • 1'. Berlin, for the purpose of assigning our techniques to firms W.W. Tires! Pu««r 8ir«niiK chosen by us. These firms will then become authorized Is Now A Member '57 (JHEVROLKT $695 «.Dr •59 VOLKSW(iN SS!)5 to us« SU-PEM'ECTi WELD-TIGHT methods j and ISELIN FAIR li r lli-l-AII-, Mluur, HAH, fower- 2-Ueur Kedaji, K.dlo * " " Kliae, W.W. llrti products. ' Sponsored by '|;.| ''AI.CON ..{ $1295 '59 FIAT! $m '57 FORD $445 We carry a large stock of memorials—Our Specialty of Our Fine Staff. '""" !*td«. iulo«itlc. 4.Dr. 8«dali St. Cecelia's Church of j-Ur. Stdiui, Autiimallc) $8P5 •58 CIIKVBOLKT S«95 Is PERSONALIZING MEMORIALS. We will be glad to l 1 Iselin 2-Ur. t(d»n, Po»«i '• " ''. '57 LINCOLN $595 explain this service to you. Hadlu and lirjlrr —— ' i I- ITnillcr, 2-Ur. Hardtop, APPEARING NIGHTLY on '58 CIIEVKOLKT S«»5 Hill Power Our new enterprise will be known as 8U-PERFECT MIDWAY STAGE For Appointment 4.l)r. Sedan, Powrr ''I""' '5« FORD $225 WELD-TIGHT. The address is 419 Kahway Avenue, Famous AutanuUc, V-l, Kadlu »«d HfJ<" Cllik Sliill. One Owner! Grounds Often Nightly !)5 Woodbrldge, N, J. Telephone MErcury 4-1521, , TV. and RADIO STARS 'en IU' •58 CADILLAC SU' '55 T-BIRD .... $1745 From 7 P.M. Call 382-3344 * $895 Kldurado J-Uuur 1UII»"I'I "..Hi to\n — Full Power Our three registered trade malts are 8U-PERPECT, ""<» liedan, (tick I, K*H Full PuvvrPowrr . t f> »tlck I, Kim W.M.W, and WOODBRIDGE MONUMENT W0R$B. r"""im,ation Special, /r..» |,W Vl> - »"*fWCW 30 BOOTHS - 9 THRILLING RIDES Good Food — Free Parking — Free Admission Dally 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Woodbridge Mooument Works ''' FAIRGROUNDS LOCATED ON Friday 'til 9 P.M. — Closed Monday OUAALBfi FRANK, Proprietor GREEN STREET ISEUN (Oppoilte Pemuylimia lUUroad SUtloo) 419 RahWay Ave., Woodbridge Tel. ME 4-1521 IL-EBJ PAGE FOURTEEN Thuraday, July 25,1983

Cancer dressing group, first Holy Name Society, second CHRISTIAN SCIENCE and third Wednesdays, 10 A. M. Monday after second Sunday at CHURCH Rev. C. A. Shi 8 P. M. Masonic Tempi* 8T NICHOLAS CATHOLIC Tuesday 1548 Irving Street, Rabway WORSHIP CHURCH PTA meeting third Tuesday Sunday at 11 A. M. Addresses ind (Bysantlne Rite) of each month at 8 P. M Sunday Bohool. 9:30 A M. COLONIA - "o,i IS Second Street, Fords r su< TOGETHER Female Choir Rehearsal. 8 Wednesday, testimony meet- to work for the welfare" R«T. John Ontiko, hitor Church, to strivp f,, Sunday Masses: 8:30 (Eng- Ing it 8 P. M. r lish; 10 (Old Slavonic); 11:15 Confessions Reading Room Tuesday and obtainable for our for your life. THIS WEEIC and to feel our work is I Thursday, 12 to I P. M ; Wed (English)ingllsh). Every Saturday 11 A M, un-,nes(,M 6'to 7:30 P. M.; Frldayl chore but a joy," M.,te Weeday Masses: »:00 A. M.; til noon; 4 to 6 P. M, and 7 ??fj P \T M> M Ocorge A. Shultz i,, 1 CONGREGATION BETH FTMT PBJMBYTERIAN Fridays, 8:30 A. M. |u> 9 P. M. and sometimes on * " BAPTIST CHURCH WOODBRTDOI TutwUy (Second) officers drew to the new offlrn-s i Market and Hlfh Street MITHODIST CHURCH and Elders, 7:30. 8HOLOM CHURCH First Friday of the month: Jdayg before Holy Days of Ob- Wettfleld 8:30 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. hlgatlon. Women's Guild of nu, Perth Amboy 71 Main Street Tuesday: (Fourth) Brother 10 Cooper ATenne. laelln 100 Rahway Avenue 4tl East Broad Street Babkl Smart Pnaktl First Sunday of the month: | Church of Clulsi (,f In, PiUt Kowilehuk, Futor Kit. fhwdort C. luauat, 7:J0. f* VQwOTQSjVf W' *» • •it, Lfltbtr B. M»iU», it, Dr. N«rk«rt Kutatr Cutor ain N, Nmttk, P>'"" Benediction. 3 P. M. Sunday. 9:30 and .11 A M. Clark at a recent m,,, 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship Wednesday: Junior Choir, an n, nnm, r»m UNITED CHURCH MlaliUr to Tontk Sabbath Services, Friday tft- JUMI MM . WMank • . Anliunt Piltoi Confessions every Saturday, Sunday School, 11 A. M. New offloers are Mrs 9:45 A. M. Sunday School. l:l». . OF CHRIST Wednesday, 8:15 P M. Summer Schedule: nlng, 8:00. nt A. ***(•, J', 3 to 4 and 6:30 to 7:30 P M Kayle, president; M,S 8:15 P. M. Baptist Youth Wednesday: Adult Choir, DlTNttDllWtff •»!f Muil1 c 830 Lake Avenue Reading Rooms, 118 Qulmby . 0:30 A.M. Sunday Worship Saturday Morning Service, Confessions on weekdays bcfoqJ vice Fellowship 7:10. Morning Worship, 11 A. M. Clark Township street, 10 to 4:30 weekdays; '(Nursery provided) 8:30. Mass. - ~ August Otte. second vice 1 7:30 P. M., Evening Gospel Friday: Brownie Troop. 7:00. Church School, 9:30 A. M. HIT. Otttf A. Shulti. Pallor d , to 9 P. M., Mondays. dent: Mrs. Gu.sUv P/ Service. THK CHURCH OF Friday: Girls SoouU. 7:00. Junior Christian Endeavor, Temporarily meeting at the, CONGREGATION ADATH* NEW DOVER corresponding nnd 11:00 A. M.. Communion Sun- JESUS CHRIST Saturday: Confirmation Claes, I P. M, Sundays. Frank H. Hehnly School, Rarl- r(< ISRAEL METHODIST CHURCH Christian Science Lessongetretary; Mrs. Wnltcr day — flrst Sunday of each 10 A. M. Junior HI United Presby- tan Road, Clark. Florida Orore Road Amboy ATenne, WeodWdge 630 New Dover Road, Edison The subject at all Christian'ner, treasurer: M ••ill Iisnd N«wk«n«i terian Youth, 6 P. M , Sundays. LS month. Hopelawn Morning Worship and Church Church School, 9:45 A M. Science services this Sunday Erlckson, publicity .|, Wednesday, I P. M., Prayer JoHfh Mnr«U, HlBlfttr CONGREGATION I P M, Friday, Sabbath Senior HI United Presby- ( a School: Morning Worship, 11 A. M will be "Truth." and Mrs. Ernest Bro^nl meeting. MchiN Btnyolii, Orfinlrt B"NAI JACOB Services. terian Youth, 7 P. M, Sundays. 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. phone squad chairman. Sunday Morning Worship, Lord Street, Avenel 9:30 A. M., Saturday services. Responsive Reading will In- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 10:30 A. M. lUkki Philip Bnal Youth Choir rehearsal, 7:30 11 A. M, until noon. TEMPLE BETH AM Plans are belnK 9:30 A If., Saturday, Junior clude these word* of ChrLst CHURCH OF AVENEL Sunday Softool, 0:18 A. M. 1:10 P, M., Friday. P. M., Tuesdays. Young Peoples' Group, 7 PM JEWISH COMMUNITY Contregatton. J¥#us: "Ye shall know the for a family-night box «1 Woodbrldge A»enn« 10 A. M. Saturday, Junior Senior Choir rehearsal, 8.00 CENTER OF COLONIA truth, »nd the truth shall make with dessert and r, OUR LADY OF PEACE Arenel GRACE EVANGELICAL Congrsfatlon P. M., Fridays. 220 Cleveland Avenue you free" iJohn 8:32>. iplled by the guild. TRINITT EPISCOPAL CHURCH In, Chtrtti R. MicEtnili, Fk.D., LUTHERAN CHURCH Junior Choir rehearsal, 0:30 lUbbl Herbert Wltkla Related readings from,Kemget, chairman, Mai CHURCH New Brunswick Avenue, Fords Putor (00 New Brunswick Avenue IT. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL A. M., Saturdays. Services, Friday evening, 8:30 'Science and Health with Key evening will commence Church Worship 8, 9, 10 and Perth Amboy CHURCH Woodbrldge, N. J. R«T. Joiepta Bnoiowtkl, Pastor BIT. WtUUm H. Schaaia, LIB. White Church Guild, second Sunday Masses. 8, 9, 10 andSaturday morning, 9:00. 'to the Scriptures" by Mary and entertainment »-in 11A.M. HIT. Hnbcrt F. A. HMkt, Fuui Hoy and Hamilton Avenues Sector Junior Congregation. Sstur-'Baker Eddy will also be heard piled by the officer* of I Sunday School, 9, 18 and 11 WORSHIP SERVICES Fords and fourth Mondays, 8 P. M. 11 A. M. and 13 noon. Alnn BnilH, Oipnlrt Ladles' Aid Society, second Weekday Masses, 6:45 and day morning from 10:45 A. M and will Include the following: guild. The evening c!ii« AM 9:30 and 11:00 A. M. SMT. L*>u* w. Hiwttt, ritu SUNDAY SERVICES Prayer cannot change the un-^unday, September is, Slngsplratlon, I P. M. (Nursery during both services.) Holy Communion, 8:00 A. M. and fourth Wednesday, 1:30 8 A. M, First Friday. 6:43, 8 to 11:45 A M 8 A. M., Holy Communion. P.M. land 8:45 A. M. 'alterable Truth, nor can prayer dltlonal information Senior High Fellowship, 7 Morning Prayer and Sermon 9:30 A. M., Family Service COLONIA GOSPEL CHAPEL Women'! Association, third ST. JOHN LUTHERAN alone give us an understand- Mrs. McKelllget, P.M. 11 A. M. and Sunday School. ing of Truth; but prayer, coup- co-chairman, Mis Junior High Fellowship, 7 486 Inman Avenue at Weat Thursday, 8 P. M. CHURCH Church School, 9:45 A. M. II A. M., Holy communion 664 Amboy Ave. Perth Amboy led with a fervent habitual Wanko 381-7824. P.M. Street, Colonla Circle meetings, flrst Thurs- Male Choir rehearsal, 8 P. M. ! and Sermon MSMOMD DONUTS Naomi Circle. 1:30 P.M., first AJAX LIQUID CLEANER^ v33 Wednesday, Sigma Alpha Phi, Second and • Treasurer's Checks / IX. HtUT DWNK Fourth Tuesdays, 8:00 P. M. Chef Boy*AivDee Oongregators, first 8unday, FMASTCOftN 7:00 P M. • Money Orders Italian Food Festi^l Men's Club, fourtt> Thursday. MAMSCO M MWTONS 7:30 P. M. C&Y. CREAMS Choir Rehearsals • Travelers Checks QOVERDAlf MAKAMNI Chancel. Wednesday, 7:45 P.M. HHASTROUt Junior, Wednesday, 8:45 P. M • Bank by Mail ID SALMON CREAM Of WKAT •* ST. ANTHONY'S R. C. e Bread TOMATO PAS1 MWM-UWOSMW 4 ^ 45C ICf KMMT Ft* SALMON CHURCH MW.CJMNt MOK It Fort Reading • Safe Deposit Boxes) MAHU SARMWS SUWQSTTWU Si Off USS> In. BtanliUm Hlloi, Putor HBMXCUHI 2-43' Sunday Maaes, 7:00, 8:QQ, MAZ0U GOUW COM Ot 61c 9:00, 11:00 and 12:00 noon. i • Loans of All Types WMATENfCBEAl RIYRRKE 3* Weekday Masses at 8:00 A. M. ** 37c • Novena In honor of St. An- CAR0UNARK1 thony each Tuesday at 7:15 • Foreign Department RESH FROM «SEY FARMS r M NPCAR INSTANT COffB "- FORDS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Mortgage Department ' f Hoy Avenue, Fords IVORY SOAP RAKES ^ •tv. Frisk KoVMk 9:00 A M. Morning Worship CORN 10 59 llot • Trust Department lUABV C>aJAaU lsVilM YiV 34c 10:00 A. M, Sunday School MNO CHURIU If OKI SNOW s«* lr pl» WOODBRIDGE GOSPEL fi CHURCH • Curb Teller A Corner Prospect Avenue and OXYDOL ^- 34 Ridgedale Avenue IWACT 8:45 A. M, Sunday School DUZ for all ages Ernest Barabu, Drive-up Windows KurroMsi TIDE superintendent. Adult Bible **>»*» 73c in-. Class at same hour. WOL DUZ 11,: 00 A M., Morning Wor- 21-Hour Envelope Depository NMMMMCtWM omtmm DASH ship service. Nursery provided. .i*» 75c ^••. *WO»ATIC WWWI MtSMSHT 6:00 P M. Senior Youth CRISCO SHORTENING ^- groups COMET CLEANSER 7:00 P M. Evening Oospel j»Wf WS>.HS.S«.CAW ISt Service. WORY UQWD'^6!«r DOWNY 1ftI-.*. ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Irst Bank IVORY SOAP ORTHODOX GREEK CATHOLIC CHURCH Bre«4 and Division BtfMti and TRUST COMPANY IVORY SOAP m Pert* Amber Rnast tjSSMSB^ B>v. SUf*«» S*4oi, TUW Sunday Matins, 7AM., Barly FORDS • PERTH AMBOY • AVENEL - COLONIA SPK&SPAN if EnjlUh Mass. » A M church MCBi SMKMW VtSffT W 4K» MM SM «l pi Sehool, 0 A M Now Jersey Vespers, Saturday nights and before holy d»y» at 7 P M nronuyL DWOBIT INBURANOB OOWORATION MR. CLEAN Critlditni Mul/ Cuiimmnluii. IOSM4SS fl/st 8ubd«f oi tvery ntvaUi. cv thuraday, July 25, 1983 PAGE FIFTEEN iotl Plans Include Hospital Plans Prize Winners are Listed r (>ricunism Emphasis Include'Chapel For Art Exhibition " ,,,, TKRRACK- iwiniam Mccskm. p^t .•<,„>- J^Z ,;,;,*';,;;;;;;;";'» , , \ '• ndcr ot;m»nder. who advised ,i wM C0I18ll.11(.ll011 nf , ; FORDS - ••Sailboat" by Mrs. fords An Department at the •/ African successful and plan* are 1111- 200-bi-d hinpii,,! Robert Ohlson was the first Sprlngwood Swim Club. • ,„„ for the'derway for next year's prou-et. lh(, n,Md(M, plum winner at the art exhibit Other winners from among 11 lll( • merl.| Robert Schmidt, pre.sidi i,t of brlcleo nnd held by the Woman's Club of the 9J entries Were aecond :•''. ,o«r bM\O* Menlo Park Terrace Boys' place. Mrs Chester BaRlnskts "Sunset over •San Francisco" Xi and a tie for third plate \mr SOCIAL Mrs. Joseph Sedlvy's "Scot tip '"' " tor*, a minor leaRiie entry in lltv Dogs" and "Indian" by Mrs. Robert Rlelly. A watereolor ., n,mnian-'the Boys' Leamie. Mr. Schmidt ~ •'''.,. ,,nder-!«lM presented H moup photo- IllSlilll 111 Illlllt •Winter" by Miss Elsie Cnrs- •"" ,,.m of a!«>"aph of'the- temn whleh flu-1 • hu lensen and a painting entitled m"'"m tenm.Stidied the arawn ln IMflh place tllp| ''"r ' ' """" i"Snow Scene" by Mrs. Otto ii < ,,,>i7ve«rR New member* Installed .,, "«'Pnns, c of Q Right now. I'm "between!10™"8 re«'^ ^norM, ! C i ormi- Commander Evanoff are Hen- '»P" *»• - jobs' and I've exhausted all Ofimenttona. ^"ISlitfd'ry w' Davta Jr.. Julra A. Mu- ^ , n'»r "f »'• my unemployment benefits. Ronald Osborne, manager of 1 1 1 hd :,':"" tp,e«t Jlca. »nd Come H. Moore. J ™ "" '«»"»« <•»• mam Since I will be 63 in two monthsjthe swim club, awarded the rib- "Inv bov or Dues are now payable lor the lol)by- , lllf' ''"'"nlmUon Mil could I apply lor my old-aget*>°n»- Tne winners were se- ( M I,,,k Terrace 1W4 year, Mr. Hushes, mem-^ ""• '" , <>' nmstrurt,,,,, beneflts now until I find an- lected by populapp r votes which 1 (lf (hl )( wer s, n.e-bershlp chairman, advised. ""' " '' >" » ••ommander. p™v'dini« '"'• t!l Oil"s and MrS' CharlM Farr. ', , iq-7M8iww re-elected County V(IT ™™» May,,,- Anthony YM- Woodbrldge, both member, of ' , d to ntly(commander tt the County con- ™< « who I* pn-Md.-m -.1 .1,, -"ducfd from what It would Sprlrigwood Club. Mrs. ' .'I n» Val-wntton it South Plalnfleld. «""»» """P s Board of havf been had you waited Molnar waa chairman. , d >n byJ«me« McMorrow, vice com- u^ «ld 'h»' P™1™'" f«» until ate «5 to apply. How- ''"' mander, reported the annualr 1;"11"' ha(! tim> illlhl(it'd »' rvrr, K. when you are be- LIVE CIVIL WAR 8HEI.LS plai1 fo1 th is|)1!al ]>M W1 WINCHESTER, VA. -- Twoj .family picnic will be held this .\ ' ; '" " ' I tween 62 and 66, yon do not * . 8eptemb,r 1 at Roosr-JT?»ot WUl, Civil War shells, fused and: recrlvr all of your benefit ready, were discovered In the PUJIJ build Uie chapel in our initial ! checks because of employ* Handley Library by Manuel coivtrue.tlon prminim without ment, an adjustment will be Sempeles. A 5-tnch Navy shell CIRCUS FOR CARTERET: Th true American elrcui this ,'iperiftl »;ft " P made and the reduction will was found In the basement nnd complyetc with Us bljt top. flying banners, sldediow*, Ydi'iirstcs addrd. The gift In Honored Major Buseski not be ai great. smaller shell upstairs. menagerie and sawdust will be seen when Crtotlanl-Wal- of this generous donor comes MISS ( I.UHF SlTCII. I nnls, president of the Wood- Q. I applied for my Social Two Fort Bolvolr Army spec- lace Bros. Circus appears in Carteret to present two P«r- R.S a wonderful and heart- hpidte Bu«lnfs« and Professional Women. Huh shown Back From T Security several years ago. ialists defused the shell and formancet on Monday, Aux. 5th. The show grounds wtll Trip warming go.Minr. 11 means that uith Mis. F.lma M. MUwlt. S&-II store maflajrr In Jersey Since then, I haw not received carted them off, be near Carteret Shopping Center. Show times aro I r 'from the very dny our hospital nt, and .dive BPW member, at . Metican .MU hdd The librarian, David Roland, CUT and .rtive BPW member, at a Metlcan ">«**™ janany checks, because my earn- and 8 p.m. The circus comes here under iponsorship of FORDS — Mljor T/'on A.l(1()01, n]H,n ,ml|ents vrlll havr !„ conjunction with thh e nationatill cconvention of the BPW , ^ ^ ^ hlgh Jf recalled how the shell* had been gs have been too g Carteret Fire Co. 2. The show travels ln 61 giant trtfleta, •j-f Emaiiu-Xl Buse»kl. ft reBldent of Uil«i rom-'thp opportunity of meditation T as tossed about In the recent clean- In Da"". « - _ 1i1 ddo nonott IntenrIntendt tto retireretire,, wilwilll II buses and trucks, carries an administrative and working •'".'.La: spiritual ""unity. *»• • navigator of the „, , ,,| ( - Ing and changeover. ! H :]iM) uf nU alths ever get a Social Security crew of 147. In addition to 96 performen. ' |, Hlirwiu (New Jersey Air National O\iard - Iherry IwCream check? Ml! -,u)b'."'! a 'h irvic-'C-«mce^m^ Constellatio^ ^ n whic ^h re^- RFK's FLEA mM to cup sweetened condensed A. If th« amount of your milk Attorney Qeneral Robert F. earnlngi prevents payment of 1 cup cherry JUICP from can Kennedy has appealed to "the Nelson-Tukiendorf Rites rfTw,, the fuM of sour pitted cherries. Social Security benefits «i basic sense of justice ln the ,,„,,., ""« ' »;fllght madr bv the 15(iih Afro- 1 teaspoon lemon juice this time, you will automat- hearts of all Americans" in urg- -*'•* "*'' Prn medical TrntiMmrt Bquadrnn. ically rewire a cheek for the ing Congress to approve Presi- \At St. Stephen's Church "'"coU.mbli'NJANO, sine- it obtamnd the A *.-:•. siucknl pantry is still w.j through. Heap the potato' [\ ^ g^J1' dl°PWd- month ln which you reach 72 dent Kennedy's eirll rights pro- 121's. gram. tl.r U-.si M^urc of menu ideal. mbtuK on the frankfurters.; Biend condensed mlllt cherrJ and for every month there- ' HOPELAWN - M* Luclne line, *jr £«*£«! e The plea before a House Judi .:-, Rosenblum: ''- — -• "inht. vliirh •IUIIMK these hot sum- Sprinkle cheese over top Place jul „, ]ulc and hwrto after regardleM of what your Roarnblum! ™ fllh'^w clary subcommltt«e by the Pres- Tuklendorf, daughter of Mr. tlic homemakorx will In a baking pan brushed lightly chm whl cream and Iold ln. earnings may be, able train of lace. Her tiered f Umi mmri d«v- ident's brother kicked off the and Mrs. Thomas Tuklendorf, "-"'«« .M,drldi Kr.nMurt. Hanta '' th.s recipe which re- with salad oil. Arrange the (0 the chiUed j^^^ Freeze veil of illusion was attached to e which re- with salad oil. Arrange Ued n^u Q. Although I am now 65,1 36 Emmett Avenue, became the .. Mlldenhall. Pn-slwlck of time and frankfurters ln the center and from the refrlgera- Administration's battle to pro- a crystal crown. She oarried a cil.:it! irlIl inmimiini ime ana iranKiuri«rs ui me «••"• »•—• Kemove nuu> v"- n.".»v.» ,Jhave been working In my ownpel the civil rlghti bill through bride of William E. Nelson, son 140»'nd Ooosc Buy. Is p.ut of the I: all conies bake in an even 450 dg1^ once Or twice du , cascade of gardenias and or- off the bake In an even 450 degrees ^ once Or twice during thethej business, and I do not expect the long, tough congressional of Mr. and Mrs, George Nelson, full- Annual FMd Trainitu -*hlch ,v ,,hclf. until the potato is nicely,freezing period. Scrape the to retire. Would there be any chids. browned. Remove pan and ar- jxture from side and bottom mill. 70 Broad Street, Perth Amboy, url,hlpjthe Ouard performs In order t» vtuffpil Frankfurters m advantage to my applying for Saturday afternoon at St. Miss Mary Tuklendorf, Hope* Temple -reach and maintain a !ev. l of '»:if Nn 1 tail ran frank- range vegetables that have been ^j retirement benefits even though New strain of TB reported ln lawn, was her sister's maid ot • he Mrters heated in this new liquor and Stephen's Church, Perth Am- h th« operatlontl redlne^ I expect to earn more now than New York. boy. The Rev, Vincent Nebus honor. Bridesmaids were Mill id ll> ypBr l ie 2 mps frilly mashed po- seasoned with salt and pepper Chocolate IM Crotfli nn Hebrew '^ ' Ouard iv du.i.w th» put? Anna Mae Nelson, sister ot the . iioan lU nmi!l1 ]h Atv cllV(> ril *.ito<-s and butter. Whole kernel porn, ',offlclated at the double ring ..- national or- » ' » ""' 2 cups milk leti of your yearly earnings. bridegroom, Mrs. Kenneth :-.p 101 und(T tllf T xa< ; :1 1 tablespoon butter butter beans and whole beets A. It would be to yoar ad- ceremony. . form Temples, "- ' ' ' I' " 2 tablespoon! •omstAroh You should discuss this Chordas, Mrs. John Barrett, "i nr 4 tablespoons hot milk ar»-a nice combination. lI cuyp »u»suga~r nuitata to apply. It ia pos- ! Given ln marriage by her ', pulpit edition whereby vrtionn or further with your Social Se- Mrs. June. Mellas and Mrs. w«'ll beaten ^ 1 ounces unnrftUned otoco- slbU for you to hart aomo 'father, the bride wore a gown ;:*yerbook WM undergo th«",r tr»lm. ' at dlffi : curity Office. Palmer Donnelly, all ot Perth 1 late earntan and still ncelvt of hand clipped Chantllly lace rnt tllT s nd ln nu C.T. Halt and peppe- Ever since that first birthday Amboy. Miss Helene Bui, Car. ,:,: Hurwiti after . " " 2 egg yolkvotas __ '' \, tarn Soelal Security beoeflti. • » • and taffeta with Sabrlna neck .;,„., different i>!nri'S d srnitj t! r-up grated American party Ice cream has been the terct, was flower girl lor t*r most popular dessert with the 1 teaspoon KWOB This would depend on to* Do you have a personal f r pint cream, whipped amount of your monthly question concerning Social aunt. tv-vses and the y » Two or three kinds of old and the young. Tnf John Barrett of Perth Amboy, • direction of miMlw of the isoth. n vegetables We used to think; that ice Scald inflk In top ot double] benefit and on the amount of Security? WrWriti e Allan A. lil#flr.J{o«flrv m BassBass , district managermanager, Sociaial AUtlr no»«r> served as best man. Ushers .,ilf k ,roup Of.Military Air Trar.-]Kirt unit. :- li'.itter for ve»etables cream could V made only by Combine tugac jvnr yearly earnlnn. Also, 0 rovl< 1 Security Administration, 31 were Victor Tukiendorf, brother 'i-ranged for"' P l' aerom>'dlcal Iran llr.it but dn not boil the using a large quantity of heavy 'cor.boilen rstarch Mid add to scalded tor any month In which you M313 Pi«ns Trip Tomorrow " - reception portatlon and Inflwht medlen'. .(iiklnrlers in the liquid from cream; today we know that milk. Cook 10 minutes, Add an not actively working in State ;., Perth Amboy, i PORD9 — The Altar and!of the bride; Kenneth Chordas, ' be assured of a i tiosary Society of Our Lady ofljames Mellas, Palmer Don* f. Mr ROMIS- c*rf for " p *ick nd wounded T CAW Add butter and milk evaporated milk, s\ mixture to slightly beaten roar bwlness, you can still : reply. Peace Church Is sponsoring a|nelly and William Totln, all of • 'lie whipped cream. Freeze. Dn' i Mrs. Nelson is a graduate of m. chairman. 0. ,h(. „,„,,„ ,!lHt «, , Another bus trip Is planned St. Mary's High School, Perth ' '••'••* «rran.e- m, t,.,,,,tlon »• 'hi- ito the Shrine of Our Lary of Amboy, and Pace College, New bv committee Hf ,, vlvW|v iMartjTS, Auricsville, New York, York City. She is a teacher in 1 Kflman. 8am- showmaiuhip n'w «-:th .August 18. Mrs. DeMatteothe Perth Amboy school system. :w:\ Coichin. mu,tral talen! JUST PARAGRAPHS (VA 6-4638i is ln charge ol ar-! Her husband was graduated ! li'udon. \r* Sirrr! : 'from Perth Amboy High School Litest. rangements «or«iv successor to hi? V\n 17 Minulei and Seton Hall University. He hlKhly-afclalmed albums G:iiivt The world is In such a mess1, Pretty girls are not more de-jto a public ^>^jg*£ dUplaVn hln taVr' v,i»h (Mt- California Oil, Perth Am- I I, it took a, young man who had I serving necessarily; they just"" "."f«mi. Oil. Perth Am- oan nesj and coiifld'nce that ore and Is a member of the Just graduated from college 17 seem so on the spur of the mo- aUs » musical [i.cluvr .if e.icl ersey National Guard. minutes the other evening to] number he p!a\< mukin;- )u iment. an IflRure out how to straighten It; the right rommi'.'.f Bank out. — oiln Miller in Atlanta '__ For colleetoi > of Karl Oral - ! . piano and oman albums vo :i Journal. ..cc» Bteno album antee that Castro's successor "May IT They've been wallowing In ntud and dirt off dayP' Our wxt j will be our enemy, no matter > lOlliun-to the j, pot. Honii of Ihr ;ivho he might be. — Denver : rnuitllra pre-icountrr bv Jimmv rost. • •< in the pro-iman The South'in uai to REPAIR .:irt :irler policies New Orleans, amon Aberdeen Y.M.C.A. Chat 13 OUR Mi|ccatimi g to swirn In one lesson- IMPROVE or erally spiced with i<>'ll;>n How did you do it?" BUSINESS 111'Ml- ('(H)KED adventure. •T pinned a dollar bill onto Mr. Newman s" (his bathing suit mid pushed him MODERNIZE mate knowli'd«e of thfr 'off the pier." "Ilr — Rail — Steamship — Hotel BUSINESSMEN'S 'for he was born netutv Ul\CH comipanled bv some ti»|i TOUB AND CRUISE RESERVATIONS your HOME Claris from Nashville. Trim.-.- THE WORLD OVER I MU S ml, comfortobl* and with an i«ee. Jimmy dim* P"'^ ' ' . 1 on the call far homt lm< d Dinners Girl, The Door to Mv Heart. Phone VA (-3861 r gets warinir, th* dtmani Happy surprise! Kotli Urn frosty summer drinks anil the cool Ihstim. local ANDERSON Pretty Man Ann, Anielmi* ana fiuitlilleii salad are pt'tmy-wise and calorie-wise besides being Served Dally Gmnde Baalle. Several x.Mn.- t»»ln|, II)) 4 (li'hciously cooling. What makes them that way? A no-caloric 11 ( menUlii are included 1: ihi-- MwU'ner vhich llattors the other flavori, anil is a boon to CSIPO Travel Bureau ""> 3:0« P.M. Decca Stereo package. u'iKht-watching. Current market prices make this the economy « Mldnl«hti -iivi-tenor as well. All ot which means that i('s possible to luxuri- ^S^lln^nW^giyvlr.• --J i—i -m,,<,iv virtuou^ s oat thee samsamee PRESCRIPTIONS PERTH AMBOY, N. J. RENT A iiine. Hcre'.howifailone: WORLD WIDE TRAVEL • COSMETICS SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 • FILM SUPPLIES Kll«>E SPAGHETTI "' "ivioii, riiu Pita • GREETING CAROS p" <'uid Fur Only SHr-ffiduK^'^Kft- Make, * *«P REAIY MIXES - PROMPT PUBLIX ICr: ON ALL 1 M "I r OEPEHl l^mon-I-ime Sparkle: Freeie 1 pint bottle (2 cups) sugar-free lemon-lime carbonated beverage in ice cube tray. Combine 1 PHARMACY

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New Jmw NOT«! NO CLASSIFIED ADS TAKEN OVRR prif, OF ESTABLISHED LOCAL and AREA Fl MOST BE SENT IN. "° Canada O*»» Telephone MRrcvy 4-1111 *." The Qretn HU1« COuntn Club Estate In Greenwich, Connecticut. h« Firelgi Can HFLP WANTED MALE lAirCondltlonlng-Heating Cain Supplies heaped haiards on top of jnt WANTED TO R,v flint and second holes A SCHOOL BUS DRIVER— Part of 19 Canada neese has OLD TOYS. TRAIN; time Ootxl pay and working ley* wanted A , FOREIGN CAR over two pond* nearby a» iw m 8 CENTRAL NOME OLD COINS condition*. Available to menCall PA 1-3680 i • REPAIRS HEATERS home Golfer* feel that nothlnn wooimniE able to work between 7:l&-9:00 | AIR CONDITIONING COLLISION WORK U a disconcerting a* havlnR a WANTED! CLEANED AM and 2:15-3:45 P.M. Other SF.RVHis ~ Humldiflcatlnn UfNrton, tac. Free Estimates Klteficl Paaceu Replaced your eyes on the ban ana im- SERVICE STATI £ Electronic Alr-Cleanlnt but will ON bun driver Woodbrldae W00DBRID6E Wl DBJTBaU part lo .ipot it on the distant individual. -"- WARM AIR Installation* EUROPEAN TRAINED $20* EVERY PRICE green COIN SHOP MECHANIC OMDPM* Stank *i Even under theae « I'M Colnt—Bonght EVERY SIZE SMITH however, life wa* tolerable AJI4. - 4:30 PM tween ll I byK&O 8old . Traded the player* until the 7/18-25* PLUMBING A HEATING MftYLOCATlON SOFA $12 - ( HAIH , *" tn* Eitlnutei • Mm Pajamiti Namlamatlo Supplies Imported Auto mating season arrived. During REPAIRS SAOaiNQ SEA I Ho n 42 Halo St., Woodbrldft 174 AMBOY AVRNUE that period three gosllnns were . FEMALE HELP WANTED • tn-nt* 1M Kwuen Avr., Arenel TRADE YOUR ROUSE »dded to the flock. Now the . REBUILT IN YOI:H |IO #1 SALES aid SERVICE WOODBRIDGt, N. J. j irate goo»e hisse* with added CLKWi. TYPIST. bp«rieiM«d AVKNEL Own Monday thru 1B10 St. Otort* Avcaw ME 4-S«9» Lear* IwrjUUnt T» Oi . 8PRINO8 nIFD vehemence and advances - |n hMdHnc telephone work NBW HEAVY WF:nnn MB (-2M3 AVENKL M Yean at lut Hnr threateningly a* a golfer and itU^ n-hvu w*«k. Cail NEW UNfflos (Neu ClmriMf) CNtrictir and Eiferieaee la crosses an invisible boundary Mn) i^in^n, rArkwaj 1-JM# 8UN8HINF Constmctloi Dally 1:0* A.M. to IM ML "Service Art Supplies separating the vrtWliff preserve Mwttn i:M and 1:00 TM DPHOLST>:HV tatnrdaj »*• /LM. 1* (M PJL Residential With a from the remainder or ttw tor-] 7 /M Ft 8-52RO ME 6-9470 Porches Smile" way. If you have ever been close ALL WORK ud ME 4-9752 Brick, Stone, Concrete, to a Jealous goose guarding her ci^AHINO LADY-One or two FRAMTNa Alterations — Additions your* you can Imaulne what days a week. Mu*t have own Cement Work — Basements — Attics Stem & Dragoset such an experience can do to transportation. Shorecrert area, D? YOtJR DRINKINd M idfU* Jt» Iroai >-our score. Fords. LI 9-5434. 7/U - 7/25' petal* to k complct* Roofing — Siding Hanipai SIDEWALKS REALTORS come a problem, A.r MTMfcmcnt. Chaoi* MMdowlarki Anonymoiu can M i one will selection at Dormers — Garages and PATIOS CHRISTMAS Ifl v and npndaetloiu. ED FREY Another news note concern- BI 2-1515 or wrh« ? JUST AROUND Concrete Patios Screens Repaired from 55c Sq. Foot with ciiuitj run ME 4-5500 ing the game of golf Involves a 353. Woodbrldgt. THE CORNER! I* & Driveways Windows COSTER'S ALL TYPES Or REPAIRS S4 MAIN ST. Washed PLUMBING WOODBRIDGE MRS CURTIS - RMnn — All Repairs — why not yours?. AND ADVICK w '" Attics A CeDan Isylvania flushed one of the* A'PtMnber. to build customer , | , |ART SHOP Free Estimate! birds this spriiiK- He stopped ta!lllt m 1(>mil of lf( 0 r) Cleaned for Christmas sdlm* and; , 5 Me Maple 8t FU1-9306 and to examine the nest and to hi* app0 ntmem nrot Sand Delivered rt fh 1 club; ;• Ftrtb Amboy Russo Construction Co. surprise found that the mea- «' J™ Ncw Brunswick Lif ht Movlnf COLONIA row L Mrs ,.: ffli-MM KI 1-5970 HEATING dowlark had been sitting on 8 « - . *" HI 2-9891 Ete. sintle golf ball. He removed the ^™ interview at MI 2-5146. ELECTRIC 7/25 T. R. STEVENS tg" in the hope that the $207,000 receiitlv KEN'S - Mtviig A Trackiig - lady would return to her do- Delicatessei SEWER SERVICE aoolint u« U« n; LINES VIErcurj • HOMO ily put the pet canary's cageiKITCHEN TABLE with two compared with $4 1 Woodbridie 1286 StGtorte ATeTAreneJ 4-1738 out on the side porch where • chairs. Flow fan. seven Pi«"e:pju,'|gst yeAt (ODD. WtM4 Ohnnb) SPECIAL WINTER RATK8 the little fellow could enjoy the jray rhm-tte set. record cabinet,lcas(, 0{ tn(, lm,,s LOCAL KOTUI sun In a nearby cherry tree >studio couch mid some baby| ,j by the hi • SALADS at Their Beat Utaai Inlkti «U In Rim ait Btat eau5< a robm studied the situation it-env Call 969-1514. inella dr-rby IIHA • SODA FOUNTAIN William J. LHehet M*t«r Gurts rot ran KSTnuns with _:.\it. interest. Finally 25* eggs from N>w • FRESH BAKERY GOODS Ml «11O tr Ml MM tinK i Ills courage, he circled clttirrui ir OF. WASHING MACHINE.! Custom Builder :hr ci.-e several times and of Agrieulnirr Open 8 A.M. to 9 PJM. med out plaintively. Autnmntio Very good con- i Electric i'mn. Call KI 1-2701 7,25* INCLUDING SUNDAYS Alterations Retry Jusei A SM Eventually he flew away to (APITOl, CAPKRS Closed Wednesday All Dai return almost immediately with jbootleggern weir MI, • Sewer Cleaning Ttnolnt aai a fat worm in his beak. With Capitol Dome New Jersey durinu tit Repain great care he turned the wig- cal year endiiiK Jin. Sheet Metal Work Ceramic Tile fling creature until it fitted (Continued iiom Edit Page> icordtiig to the f.w.>- Rooftai. Metal Ceillm through [.he bars arid then GAS HEAT t -\y.m from the Ii :natlonal|of Alcoholic Beveraf r ME 4-6046 U4 Punae* W«rk dropped it on the floor of theJAsfrvmtion of Chie!.-. of Police.!. . . Hrd, white anri n il cage. Satisfied with his charlt-l. . The State Pi partmentofflce trucks in New i-, EDWARD SWAN1CK 12on J- oLen Gas 588 Alden Street able impulse he new oft to of Health has i.comniendedjbe inspccU'd at sun. f\on-oLe other pursuits. The canary was standards affectiiu the equlp-jtrstliiK facilities th. ' CERAMIC TILE Decorators LETM&J Woodbridge. N. J. not a£ thrilled as he should „ rrifnt nf scuba divers and passenger cam .i:' 93 Main St., Woodliridje Water Heaters jhave been, however. He chirpt'dieqUjpnH.nt lwi.d lo service,trucks, tlie Slate Ui. • CONTRACTOR Telephone MErcurj 4-1M4 1 Call ME 4-6410 iwildly until someone came and ,liem Tlie 1963 trafflc-Motor Vehicles amifin-- : including Mosaic tiles removed the worm from t"s drath total in New Jersey thusl CUSTOM-MADE mm* PiLHnbmg&Heatkig far th;s year is 454 compared FORGOT HIS STAMr ;. New Jobs and with 147 up to the same, time! BIRMINGHAM K.V.. • Service Statins - 1 ;! Repairs of All Kinds INSTALLED I In the farmland district alon-last year ... The Federal Oov- n was a Mirprxi ; DRAPERIES ithe Mohave River m Cahforni* prnm-nt has approved a grant that heard a (r. i' • • ' MAINTAINED •;; 40 Mary Avenue, Fords • Commercial there are vast fields of alfalfa of $365,000 for the construe-'rrom a mailbox 'I < FREE ESTIMATES The area is under lrricatloi. tion of Jetties for shore nro- dad" — on — REPAIRED VAlley 6-4830 • Industrial from an overhead system o! action in the Borough of Har- u,,,.,, . • Custom Kitchens TOWNE GARAGE wh($n thp • Residential no?j:les. Dunn* Aimust ravens ,ey Cednrs, Ocean County . . .,...,,, !"., -..,,,' J. F. Gardner * San ; t Basement Rooms Mufc listnctiM use these inverted shower baths For thc first time in six years. v.vin «i»»rn . » • Home Extensions LI 8-5766 485 AMBOY AVENUE I to find relief from the heat. ^d oyster transplanting 1ms™ °^ ~ ' Drugs • Aluminum Siding JOS. P. RODGERS They act much like small .turned on tonglnit bods of the , ,. • Dormer Rooms Lean To Play Tin Woodbridge children runnlnu through the Mullica River .• The first Tlie lwl fxpUil ' ' UN Avtb ATtaat, • Garages MErcurj jstream from a hose in some-r-ntal housing facilitv In the Paying hide and v • • PIANO-ORGAN jone-s backyard Tliey dash intuited States for senior citl-lhe door opd " h' • Jalousie Porches KCCORIION • BEAK WHEEL ALIGN- sOlnebody >la :: Priitiig land then soar a *hile. Each be dedicited at ceremonies at. " '':'.'" JACKSON Private itutmetloiM br shut and ne cni:l • General Repairs MENT and BALANCE time they descend mto thejackson Township on Augu.st 5 QnaUfM Ttuhen spray they shake ti.eir feathers; . . Nrw JerSf,y 8weet Mrn r Coal & Fuel NO DOWN PAYMENT t BRAKE SERVICE and SON Bcctmien and Advanced to get the cooling water next production thta summer is n- ; BANE FINANCING StadenU Aemptad to the skin. When they emerge pected to be three per cent Sf "A Local Reputable Finn" Photo-Offset their feathers are apam shak- Druggists less than last year . .. Hospital Hot Water Running Cad ME 4-5440 en, this time to :id them of SLOWLY? 88 Main Street AvthoriMd and M&J Sales* Service Woodbridge, N. J. gical Plan of New Jersey (Blue HOME IMPROVEMENT CONN ORGANS only ONE Tame Ka«lr Shield i have reopened enroll- Telephone MEreury 4-05M CENTER RIMBALL PIANOS Letterpress A final news note n ahat ment under their low-cast stu- |;th« wile of a park supervisor dent program until September SHOWROOM HOURS: in California spotted R 1 The New Jersey Dlvi Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. JARDOT Printing Tankless There is eagle flying low over In r house. slbn Of Civil Rixhts received Electrician SUNDAY 11 A-M U 1 PJI On an impulse *he whistle.d at more discrimination com- Coils PIANO CONPANY the great bird. It promptiy'ftew 1 •% 705 Amboy Avenut plainto in June 'than In any only one to her and landed on her &rm Chemically o'her month In the division's I / " WOODBRIDGE •tt Bakvmf AvtM* No Job Too Large It turned out u> b? « well 18 year history . . . state Trea-i Cleaned Phone 636-1212 OHM D4H.t U4 - UI. 1M trained fellow that had escaped "Has anyone ev*r told you surer John A Kervlck reporu' or Too Small WELCOME ?rorn a nearby private school that you have btauw-ilf'<>71 LOUIS W. AMACZI the State of New Jersey saved ' Unfortunately, however the & Iworatlifr ady did not wear t falconer's AVENEL Electrical Contractor CALL TODAY WAGON «love and her arm was oadly scratched. Th* moral nf this COAL & OIL CO. ^!ory would wem to be Un>s 826 RAHWAY AVE. Residential Wiring '•on't whistle at strangi- AVENEL ME 4-1111 -2-3 ME 4-1400 Snorlnf Obllgato j FREE ESTIMATES Walking down the sjirwtj oiw f«KC UIVONSAUE OF UUH U 9-380S corning, Wlllem Mehgclibcrg, M yean M vxverleite* In- SUMMER PRICKS OH the celebated tjutch conductor Itriu Mfld win hi ncountered a .member of his aai eMunanlty Ufa. orchestra. Electrolysis Inpertei Feeds r«r "My, my, but you look pros- perous!" MenKdiberg observed FHJEE B8TIMATM MIDDLESEX "How do you manage It? . "Oh, I'm a busy mtm," replied tNTEBIOB . EXTBUOB Fill lour Coat Bin With BANISH • COLONIA the musician. "Besides playing Lebirh Premium AnthraclU unsightly hair forever • AVENKL the orchestra, I pUy in a Full line of Italian Paper PRESS Quartet, give lessor* and per- 95 form on the radio," UT OR and Grwk Speetattlea MURALS THE WOODBRIDGE • ISELIN 19 PEARL C. KATZ "Healiy," reioi^ th« con- rovE • Prime Meat iiarket CUl atut If IL ductor, "Wheil do you sleep?" From the start, make yoor Redding » J l'.lu:trul.YMs Specialist PUBLISHING CO. 50 MKI)I(JALLY APPROVED ' Italian fa«iu» FU 2-2090 "During the rehearsals," came sloh of long-remembered good taate and ^ '16-20 Green Street the calm rejoinder. 18 Modern Short Wave Method Cannoll-dtoglitelU ME 4-0951 tlnction. Invitations set th« tone of formal w APPOINTMENT Ktc. Preeb Dally COLONIA Woodbrtdge A Quick Thinker iUCK If l— nafctt tn fectlon. "Choose your own paper and W ^ 17-50 LI 8-3396 ITALIAN FOOD STORE "Mrs. Biggs," sutd the new COAL boarder at breakfast "Wholl from our complete selecttont. Consult u» »44 Smith 8t,. Perth Ambtf • WOODBRIDGE VA 6-0553 lowns those ferryboat* tripped any problems. 13.1 81 i-iMt - r Raft art TVStrviu GALLON • SEWAREN rmium oil Attention National Fences Jewelers • PORT READING shot him "Quality.".. Worthy of the Occatio"" Biuid 24-Hour Mr. Merchant: '•PerryboaU, indeed," «hei| e 1 11 Kvrvice on WALTS • FORDS B," °. 1." ' "»ve you under- ill Make* oi IN An Only OM •* ||stand they're my shoe.." Burner! CARTERET Radio and TV Series CAU ' smiled fT«f Cut Servlca MIDDLESEX PRESS 7 DAYS A WEEK , | .'. lut Give Ui a Call FENCE CO. ME 4-2759 alry (Independent-Leader Building) ALL WORK Before 6;M P-M. CaJB Industrial FULLY GUARANTEED! ilMONE BROS. Why Nat CaM T»4a» aai PC 1-1515 CARTERET And MiTc^h 20 Green Street, Woodbridg* Residential FU 8-1667 pfaw iwii After 6:M PJI. OmU I am in favor of8 .trong r«- LINDEN, N. J. FU I-SM1 RESIDENTS stnctlon of revolver sale.," ~jf Swimming GOLDBLATT'S It poate a* LMtto M CALL TelephotM HU 6-2726 ONLY thundered Mr. Wombat of Chi- Pool Enclosures Oldmt H.M MT mmtk. !«*>. ' l 6-0059 1 Pinancini Arran(e4 Si Eaat Cbeny SERVICE CALL ME 4-9340 "Only one to a MEreury 4-111 969-1147 RAHWAI TT-- Thursday, July 25, 1993 PAGE BE V EAT] EEN

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^OlESTOTHEFOPi . By Alan Mover ^ Xcrebet.^ki Holy Family 9 Memies Pitches 1 Hitter; Rambling Hurls No-Hitter Rows Cornell roi CARTERFT . <'""'«• in D.*l CARTERKT - Bobby Tere-j -T t h Silcrs Beat Labor, 3-1 bPtskl hurled n brllllnnl no-hit- Estates, 17 - 2 n ( f — Th" n-n-sw t"d Ih ' O'lints,,2 t0 1. its ter In thp .TOP Medwick Leu urn- CARTI7n.KT — T'- "ol" Mnd WIM1 A fn,,,.., Jimir Rumbling f "a" ''nil. in rare form nut- PrIHiv n!f?h n< 'h" Ornnt WRm,,v ,n[|i^i] trfim voufd t.h- ., ,,.,. ii»r'- nbs in B t "h< With B. Z. Aveni'" fl"'rt ni« h* pltch*rt and ^ornrn fstntns, 17 to 2, in th" as p. League •iitc>- '••B dil'l. in the Jun'or lotted the St. Jo«» to n hi? 7-0 ^pcrB(|0M j.;»ngur under light vlrtnry ovr the Mons ,^, Wf,,k n, tlyl p,^ field. " Elrn ,,,.m ^ ^ Si an Dili's -t c' nir'; out tr>;-.l of oiv tlvs fall three will be Tlie winners hammered Pane- n|t5 bMt a n,,n,.,,, PIT* only n0 bn, ;.i! t football plovers ibbv stniek o\ll a totTt nf -lone for a total of 11 hltn In « both McW rf-.iil' f| n f 1 RECKF'TIHN (wo ,„ i-f>u»nt D " nnn- Thai s t :i • of the new rules bstt'-rs, but guv up six his hit'In" -bombardment, Jrd -ng: THrnski urm 1 r T., — .j on buns H" '"d his te:im iiy TJob M ' Fo"..ball Rules Commlttet. hl'tln-r bv C'-'Mns; ft trl'ile nnd a "«lr of single*. Brcnnen »nd Let,,, ,|^rfl(1 1 'T-l'tm July 21 hl'-K" T: ivis'ib.Ting svstem will sl»i"le to BM his own cmne Mid (""•'f'lowki »lco collfct"d wor){ for tnf, 0 R v bv t"-^ «-i>"«, (-jp (.!,-»....() to conform wi'h Onvtn was th" l"«'n" i-"' '"r threr hits nplecr for the win*f •.«._• u ,. H ,\ i|Hr' '" ' ] BUDO • nuhdJ thf t "••nbr So'.ball I.-: r"n '" the top -ol'"vs nr.d pros. The backs iTh°,winners hune^^d their hits 1 11 W. i Inning. Will n-vav numtrrs 10 to 49, ^•kBrennenhtM-ledthevic.;^,; ; .":^' n : 1 \ & 0 Sweet Shop . Id 1 "X "• centers' ? 'o 59.. (tuarris b'- T^ie box seire: 'lory for the Holy Family con- ,n ,v,n .w^"!"J' ' . 8 I 0 •>o' fpr» •v-r-n f to P9. uckles 70 to SI. Joe. • inreni, Hllo»ln(t onlv four neat-: ^^ bQx '' C.:rdin.".ls , H " s (I i ^d rriA% between 80 to R9 A AB. H nrcd hit* and holding the slt-j • '' ) 3 n 1 \.;„(•!! t<-p \vi'.' be permitted as OrHham, 1b mtlon under tight control air '""" i-'f -t'TS ) 'oly Family n n 1 gn[ . f «m"nr'i to last sea.«on',v one of thp proposal"; ik Tlie h'^x SCOI'P: iTindall. Th» bcr ifinch's A'l Stars ' ' " ronr'rtrrcd for next srason will 1 TCIndztor^ki. ss Holy FamllT Kit*. 3b, ""OMT'S Bak-ry . ""nfii 'b bo the moving of thf poll t R Tereb"')ikl. p. I Knpln. If * * .Kunhner. lf. P Cornell Estates . ":wr, ef •jack f> the acvil line and the 2- - Gross. 3b. !d*rrn. lb 3 4 . Chamra, c. Dot?sw--'*1, js. 1 1Oi«. c"--erM ".. McDermott, c. . 0 Masln. r * 2 DeOrace, lb fl-»r'"k. * . 4 2 Junior Lragur "prenchlk, rf Font*" II scflson must bn, 1 HeskO, 2b " Zlrpolt, cf Brown, lb . 1 n \\. — — — rrfppi"P closer as the N. Y. 0 tjirnnen. P * ' FirrmrB. 2h .. , Worth, rf. N!<»n!*<\ n 1 Yanks 3 21 2 4'T, 'b.vin f— f -. 0 iinchowski, M * 1 a ms Wlodrczuk, lf. Rlnaldt. rf BiaJI'*. If 0 )odsers Oiants '"11 tr.iw. pnd maybe another 0 vavorski. 3b 4 1 2 • a, rf. 1 Keats, cf 3 1 1 TWroskt, p. Landers. 5b ... 0 jiants 0 ^pt,-.,-.-, title and a shot at Carpenter, rf, ...... 0 De Anirlo. c. . ? 0 "lets •-• 1 Combn ' Gre.T. Bay. 0 siullrskl. rf 3 1 J Hretia, rf .. 3 1 ^ards 1 1 - "ukash. 2b 1 24 0 4 ,1 — G R B A Juweznk, rf. . „ 2 n 3t. Joes 'la'lo, lb fl T'.vo league championships Uoiw Club 30 17 An Jennings, cf...... 1 0 JFelauer, c 1 have bfpn decided during the AB. R H Cornell _• Babe Ruth il=! Lft»O. 3b., p 4 owierka. rf 3 1 w work. We congratulate the Ferenchik 2b 1 0 0 VV. h lt> W.Cnshock p, 3h 4 24 5 - I'RlP'lv. K 3 1 •earns of the Hebrew Men's Martinko, lf 1 0 0 RllSSO, If Sitar's Shop Rite 4 1 ^Jackson, c. Labor "hanvn '-f 3 0 Cub in the International Perry, lf 1 0 0 Ostrowskl. 3b H. V. 7. W. Post 2314 1 AB. K 3anick, 2b 3 0 Leacue and thp Kr.lehts of Col- Drenberg. cf 1 0 0 I.ofkowskl. cf 1 Sabo's Sport Shop j'Stntoro, cf Jimenez, a 3 1 2 _ imbiis t»am in the American lower, cf 1 0 0 Ripackl, rf 0 0 Baumgnrtner's . . 2 2 Peckerman, lb. _.. Rozwlle, 2b 3 ?5 T.eacue. H.M.C. Boys have won Gavin, p 3 0 0 Stolfl. c Hart, c. 0 0 G.BB.A. Local 111 . 2'- 000 001 0 — 1 j;Klnney, lb. T 13 frames and lost 1 game, and Buxbaum 0 0 0 pedowski. 2b fl j«bor Council - Paylovlch. M Torre, ef 0 4VSlants 010 010 x "' lead by three games, and have 0 perlmiin, u n Cunha, ss 2 0 Herbtck, lf •Vlgt, lb 0 orslv onp ?amp to play. The K. 0 Pancclone, p - 2 0 0 Joe Medwick Kurec Wins Over Late Rally Wins Holt, 3b 1 0 Kolakowskl, 3b 0 nf C. team has a record of 13 0 0 Final First Half Mas!. 2b 1 0 Qreenberg, If 0 wins and two losses and only L. Slotwinski, c 2 0 0 IS 3 Oslpovlch rf 0 0: w. me came, left to play. In the Pieczyski, 4-3 For Lions Club Score by 0 Gen. Democratic Org... 6 ;Urbanski, rf 3 0 , rf 0 National League, the Carteret Sabo's Oft;: 4 O.Lions Club 3 CARTERET — Harry Kurec CARTERET — The Lions Hasek. lb. .... 2 0 0 Delicatessen is only one same O B B A o ft JI 0 4 — Keplch Esso 3 hurled the Cards to their first Club came from behind to score Hebrew Club 9 le d •ictory in the Junior League as two runs in the last half of the 20 24 1 1 St, Joseph 2 CARTERET-Ed Carmichael W0Iid f Fire Co. the he turned back the Mets mo re- seventh Inning to defeat the St. Score by innings: Score by innings: held the Svnowlecki team to l)umper lation to the N. Y. Metsi by a Joes, 5 to 4. last week in the Lions Club .... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 Wins Title in Sitar's 110 0 10 0—3 three scattr'-"d singles as he led Kalusek Pitch — 0 — 4 to 3 score. Carteret Recreation baseball St. Joes 0 3 2 2 0 0 x—7 Ubor C 10 0 0 0 0 0 •he A and O Sweet Shop to an Kurec was terrific as he league. , —> -? Makwinski Tops importanmportant R-R22 victory Iin Hihee The first half in the Joe Little League struck out a total of 15 batters] Slotwinski. winning pitcher, Cards To ^creation P.ftball I^aeue last Medwick league ended on Fri- CARTERET - The M«brew day and the team representing In seven inning, for an a .,, ruck out 13 batters, but OARTKRtT - Mo* Ka! Met^hen Ties Semenza in Duel week at th<> Park field. ",Yapks¥in3rd, Men* Club clinched the cham- the General Democratic Organ- of a little better than two strike.|gave up nine"walks and allowed wai in top form a< tv Charles Wnodhnll rapped out. pionship ln the Carteret Little CARTERET — Thf A and O izati is the wlnner with a outs per frame 'only four hits to win over Bob two-hltt«r to she *he homer and sinde to lead the: ™ ' League. International dlvUion, Carteret, 2-2 Sweet Shop won its tent!* soft-hitting. Cnrmichael helped his! record The Cards came from behind Trebetski who gave up only St. bai Cardinals sr. <•*••• 9 !The Lions and ch with a big three-run attack in; hree hits. But Bob gave upl :by scoring a double Victory thl» ball game of the current season own cause hv setting a double KfP'_ t CARTERET The Yanks shutout victory \ov-r STO CARTERET _ Metuchen in a tie for second place. the sixth to winn the ball game, eleven bases on balls which cast week. The league leaders took and took a two-game lead in 1n(1 a slim''' n ba on balls which cost won their third straight game Bakery m the SMtball 1* acred two runs In the last half — 0 — over the TMC. team by a 10 Joe Pieczysky, losing hurler, him the f>ame. He whiffed in the Carteret Recreation lut week at the Park of the sixth tnnin? to tie Car-i first base by defeating the Chel-| Sitar's Shop Rite leads the to 4 score for their 12th win. iad 12 strikeouts to his credit.JeJeven batters. Junior League by scoring a with Bill Melltor winning the Single* Jn thr word J teret In a regulnr County Rec-.bians In an important game in' Babe Ruth League with four He gave up five hits in the tight I The box score: id sixth inninss. 12-2 decision over the wlnless »me. ilxth Inning w«> thf onij re-ation League same played,bumper action in tne Softball, wins and one loss; a full game pitching duel with Harry Kurec. The box score; , St. Joes team. The champs also shelled the off ICftluaek. last wee!- The finnl score waS|League. Thp game went extrtt, lead over V F. W. Two rained The box score: A & O Sweet Slotwinski, p 3 0 0 The St. Joes took an early Donovans, 21 to 8, with Ken John Oural, Berv.ir S9 2 - 2 ns dnrkness halted play. jmnlngS| with the A and 0 scor- tut crames and one nostponed AB. R H. Cards iMasi. 3b 2 0 1.two-run lead in the top half getting the win and pede and Ray Vinsko each! ,C!("ret led by V. - 0. but Me-Jng the winning run In the last, •>ame will be played if possible. Stise. 3b. . 4 Grunden, 3b . 0 0;L s No. 2 team 22 2 4 ( number of losses by handing 31 Joes Carteret 0 0 0 0 1 1—2,Chelbians 010 001 00—2 roiti.r<.Carteret Littliittioe LeagueTjomio , Natir.Nationn - o^ K> Iselin No 1 team in the' 200 000— 2 All defeat The No. 1 team will jflay dn Yanl Egan, m. p .-• tyetuchen 0 0 0 0 0 2—2 \ & 0 Freeholders County baseball « ••• 412 023—12 000 101 01 — 3 in tlle Softball Leaaue last Sunday, players are to meet at al Division, when the Synowi- Mike Fucci Beats Kostur, ci . week at the Park field. the high school at 11:15 A. M ecki's shut out the league lead- ournament over the weekend by a 13 to 1 score. ' |l ri .i A Reddinfton. rf Mike Keating, winning pitch Game time will be 12:30 P. M Ing Carteret Delicatessen. 2 to Llsickl, e >r. gave up sefen well scattered Opponent and field will be an- 0, with Bob Klndzierski hurl- Rain hailed the game for a Kolibas Cards IEof f! Tossers Gives One while with the scor^at 2-1, but Labor Louncil 9 Puccl, p, w -• lits. He got some hitting help nounced later. Practice for the Ing a brilliant two-hitter. 2b - whfn the game was resumed, CARTERET - Mike Fucci Jack*on. .from John McQuillian who All Stars will be held on Thurs- In other games, the second hurled an effective three-hitter 8»plenz«, lb jpounded out a homer and two day at the Grant Avenue field place Fire Co;. No. 2 team Iselin scored eleven runs to Rally To Win Clinch Title Hit to Win, 4-2;; turn the contest into a rout. over the Labor Council M the for a perf( ct at 5:30 P. M. The No. One moved a bit closer to the top CARTERET — The' Knights CARTER#T — The ' t bat. Bill Egan started on the hill Baumgartners scored an ea*y and Tharrington each team will be coached by Rocco by winning it* 10th game of Labor Council tit Columbus team cliilched the Democrats, winners of the first victory in the Babe Ruth •'ot two hits for the losers. Orlando, assisted by Ed Kush- the season, 5 to 1, with Kevin League, 8 to 4. ' AB championship in the/ Carteret half title in the Joe Medwick Clo&set recording the victory by Jim Hart. Mike Fucci fin- 5 ThA box score: ner and Prank Sena. 8. in the Recreation Softball Little League, American divi- baseball league, oopped their ished the game. The winners got sa big runs Jimenei, 2b Sharkey's — Q— The Fire Co. No. 2 team Is League last week at the P sion, with a 12-2 victory over first game in the second htlf 8rk ln the iecond Inning, knock- Such. 3b, p . AB R } The Carteret Little Leaguers only one game out of first ' The box score: field. the Metro Glass combine. It competition, and 6th of the s«a- place. Ing Hart out of the box with Rouble, C McQuillian, cf 3 All Stars wll ptyy in the Free- I Carteret The winners scored four Tfas the 13th victory of the sea- i,'i7 • 1 he winner Craftsman Club AB R Kolibas, c ...A , jp flllott, 2b Tharrington, lb, p contingent, 6 to 3. /The win- .... 3 10 Tagliarin, cf 3 2 Sarzlllo fl1 (11 the 'final game. Frank's Local #«0 1 li , cfl 12 taote, c Abatemarco, p, lb ners finished the first half Brodkin'if;;; 3 Ijjiipt Store won over the Kaskiw, 3W....L '• 3 Jadak, p oung, 2b season with five wins against Markussen. lf j Cham] 'Sporlsnian Club, 4 to 2. Smith, rf only one loss. McDonald, 2b „...... !.. 3 1 Natttrd, u 3 Bertha1?™**, rf rt:::::: \ , The team standing: Toh^nssen, 29 4 They hold a two game lead Lizzote, c 2 0 Grazlano, 3b, rf 3 Sosnowski, p ""_"" 3 j McDonald, in; the race, with only one game Smith, rf _ 1 0 Happi-ll, rf 1 C:'-'erel Johansson, If 3 0 Barnlkow, 3b ..... Golf Course remaining to be played ln the 1 Wertz, 2b 2t 10 12 26 4 6 Irst half. 2 Srnowleokl -Luxuriant Greens 13 Keplch OPEN BOWLFVG In scoring an easy triumph, 24 « Shipley, lb 2 y"'i ""-ivern 10 5 AB R Smith, ss 2 Paul Grace carved out a neat Kepich Sager, lb ... 0 Shomsky, 2b _ IMMEDIATE PLAY • NO WAITING ^•-V.= Bn: ft Orill 9 AT ALL TIMES •- 3 cf S two-hitter. Joe Terebetoky, ABR H Lawlgaw, p 2 rth OPENINGS FOR " Weber, cf" „. 4 .Located on Route 527, just nc ^ , 0. S Metals „ 9 losing pitcher, gave up only Smith, u 3 . 0 0 'asner, C . 3 PAIL LEAGUES _ 4 Jfrank'-" Dept. Store ft four bits, but he was wild and' Spolozlno, lb „ __ 4 1 1 Route 33,3 mile* wa,st 0/ The Free'« trebetski. »b J... 3 23 1 18 _ 4 |fetro Olass — 8 Air Conditioning Mfjgnar, • c »^»_»..™ 1 1 Carteret 0 Turner, p _ „ 3 walked a total of 13 batten. 0 1 0— \ Weber, e - 4 Ciitle, FwehoJd, N. J. Eosj/ access ;o> flUtholic War VeU 4 10 Cocktail Lounge TerebeUky, p 4 0 Iielin 0 J XJndrk.cf. S The box score: 1 11 X—13 BilllnakiU , lb _ 4 Iportsman Club ~ —„ 3 13 BeUr«, lf 3 0 Route 0, Garden Stole (exit 123) << Paters, lf ,....„... 3 8n»ck Bar O.D.O, *tx. rf ,. 4 8 Lesi Turner, 2b 3 0 G«tUm Into the Boufh Jeney Turnpike fexiti 11 & ) ..Judy Qarland has completed Bennett, lb 2 AB RH Dacko, s« 4 ^Kondrk, rf „„. 3 0 First Qolfer: "The traps on Wiakdoyi t). toping he first TV show In CBSHoward, 2b 1 BOWL-MOR LANES Miller. 2b 2 0 Meyers, p 3 than 30 minutes drioe to course Abatemarco, cf , 2 1 Sail., Sum. and ri It was the first time she Postak, 88 4 0 this courte are very annoying." 346 Main St., Woudbridf* Woodhull, ih 2 0 Second Golfer (trying to Holiday is, For f utOm dstaitopbomt h*d worked with Mickey Rooney 23 3 1 Gasior, lb 4 2 S4 t 12 Tel. 634-4520 Grace, p „ 3 10 putt): "Yes, will you pleaw HOpkins 2-4011 (area code 201/ b*ck in the Andy Hardy Kepich 020 000 0—2 Synowiecki 000 600 2— 8 i a* 1 Q. D. O. 003 100 x — 4 Constanzo, lb 3 11 000 ) Thursday, July 25, 1963 three. In the second tune PAOX against the Qrey Sox, Friend "oodb" WM the star Ih the batter's box Sullivan funeral IXGAI itonon UOAL NOTICES LKUJL NOtlCIS with four straight safe blowj YOUR HOffi New Secretary OBITUARIES while Frank Kushlnaky emerg- FABIAN FUNERAL Bmra UM am« pnmiMt OC*T«T »mm* v-mrv mw jaw* «*.w t^h, then*«UV«M*^ Participates In ur Largely Attended check only. Nona IV W W But 1«.M f*H M ed the winning chucker. d tbt iltutttTownihipd , IIflddlMtn iKllni . CountyWoodbrtd, nitdn i>i;iyKiound Olym- his bid tn Atnemtnt of Buntj In r*T*nlos ot rmnlont, remainder Old Bridge Oval volume o! sound treal farm club. A friend of his nne andd 9 A. M. at Bt. Joseph C. Church, where a solemn high and remainders, rents, Istue* and April 19, int. u M«p No. 1171 in ,1 in summit, New The best Idea Is not to fill the th* form provided in th* Instruc- profits th*r*of, AND ALSO alt th*CtM (73. OLD BMDCHS _ Saturday had offered him the assistant H. C. Church, where a solemn requiem Mass was offered with tions to Bidders. Ho bidder may . riliiy, 24th, room beyond Its capacity} In HtaU, right, ml*. lnt*r*st, property TOOmm w1tn tht tppurttn- harness racing secretary's port requiem Mass was offered with Rev. Anthony J. Huber as cele- withdraw his bid for a period of ponestton. claim and d»mand what- A.M. The pro-nlght NJTA draj racing meet sllty («0) days tlMr th* actual tnett, tnd til fliturn no* or h«n- i 'in the! small, modern .house this is at Bay State Raceway In Pox- SMTST, *• well tn law as In equity, of tfter tttuhed to or uacd in con- and Sunday's 8:30 p.m. NAS<- Rev. Dominie M. Manzo, O8JM., brant. Interment was In Alpine dat* of the opening thereof. U>« Mortocor, ot, la and to Uie rod by the New not always possible. Carpeted boro, Mass. Th* nicctasful bidder will b* re ntctlon with tht premtaes hfrrln RS celebrant, Rev. T. M. Cun- Cemetery, Perth Amboy. •suit, and *T*ry part and parcel dttcrlbtd. tnd in tdditlon tbtreto. ! Bnd Parks So- CAR rtock car races make up floors, draped windows and quired to turtilah a Surety Com- thereof, with ths appurtenances, and Dark-eyed Don loved base- ningham, O.8.M. deacon; Rev. Bearers were John Mlkaljo, pany Bond In tb« fall amount ot but not In Umltttton of tht fort- •,v Jrrsoy Ama- the racing format at Old Bridge acoustically treated wlUnga also, ali m*t*rlalt, equipment, turn- ball. He could hit the long ban P. M. Ijrons, O.SM. subdeacon. Jr., James Mlkaljo, Stephen th* contract pries indumUIylng UM Ishlnft ot other property whatsoever tny houtahold ipplltDctt rmon. Stadium ..this weekend. DraR will greatly reduce sound. Board of Education «t th* Township installed or to b* Installed ud u**d nnt btrtlntfttr dtaerltxd. which and ha dBM beenn onne of the genu- Interment was In st. James Mikaljo, Louis Lukach. James of Woodbrldge In ths County of be dttmtd to bt, township racing activity commences a The nursery Is best located . . ° In and about ths building- or bulld- tn*H *Ti ,ftts tnu disimi w *»v**nt v™ --*» — — i --— 1 6 stftrS o(tn e Cemetery, WoodbridRe. Lukach and Ernest Fazekas. Middlesex, from any ud all proInts now erected or hmafur to b*turts and a part of tb* realty, ant o'clock with from the front pnt '" CMdlnfs, suit* or actions ot an] the trials, fol- Honorary bearers were Mayor erected upon th* lands herein de- ar* a portion of th* security for to* name kind or description aad con scribed which an necessary to thIndebtednes* s herein mentioned: Andrew Banlck, Councilman GINDA FUNERAL dltlonal for th* faithful perform compllt* ud eomforubM UM and 1 Rop*t Model 4 burner Kitchen ance of the work. John Hutnlck, John D'Zurllla, CARTERET — The funeral occupancy of such building or build Qaj Rang*. By Order Ot: inn for th* purposes for which thsy Th* approilmsU amount ol th* • , Joal Fekele, Adam Symbotskt, Charles Bon- of Mrs. Justyna Bible Qlnda BOARD OF EDUCATION war* or an to be *rwt*d, Including ludgmint to b* saUsfied by stld celet, Julius Kovacs, former TOWNSHIP OP WOODBRIDO: in part all twnlngt, screens, ahad**. sal* Is tb* sum ol Sevan Thousand i;1rtv fltraffl, Tony r* of 24 Lincoln Avenue, Carteret MIDDLESEX COUNTY futures, and all betting, llfhUnt, Mayor Stephen Sklba and was held from the Blzub Funer- BlfhIhtt Hundred Fifty Thre* (17,- • ).;,irfs Btromlch, NEW JERSEY ventilating, refrtgerttlng, Inctnent- Ml1.00 00) dollars mora or lea* tottlntt r 3rd Prosecutor Edward J. Dolan. al Home, 54 Wheeler Avenue, By: HELEN H. ANDERSON ins and oooklnf tqulpmtnt and tp- (V'.VM Zulto. Angle th ^? ^ 3rd ** ** ««««««** • **» wilill b be with th* co*U ol this sale. V «"> n«trd Wltha ma^te? bedroom Carteret July 17. at 9:15 AM. Becnttry purtsnucet thereto (th* Uortfagor Tofethtr with all and singular in* y ,;,, viscomt, De- the ri hls fresnmftn eftson M The active pallbearers were -laP June attraction wllti—thtthcc kitchen anandd the " « <:hle Hd JJully U, 1W hereby daclarlnt that It is Intended rlghu. privileges, hendltamenU and iirlniiirlni!! secresecre A high requiem Mass at the y , rimrl, ,-M, Pendle^..»™- P»ce ann eight state field ototVroemV . These items nrc rmu.i/ tary at FreehoFreeholld Joseph Casaleggi, Charles Mak- /33/83 that th* Items hemn *num*rat*d appurtenances thereunto belonging Brl I.-L. 7/33/83 — ahail b* deemed to hat* been per- sportsman modified ad i aMwliy a track wlth future wlnskl, Sr., Joseph Potocnig, St. Mary Ukrainian Catholic Ot In anywu* appertaining. Th* WiXiidruff. Qary sportsman, modified and novice 'simpler to install whe , yW are ' * manently Installed a* part ol th* arc Kollbas, Church at 9:46 AM. was offer- NOTICE TO BIDDERS subscriber reserves th* right to td- i id' rllos, Uralne stock rfMty). lourn said sal* from time to tun* !" J Of course, there's no way of ed with Rev. Jaroslav Fedyk as THE BOARD OF EDUCATION - i.iicrs, Joe Kollar, day's tenth racing card of trie stalled later. in Joseph Coughlln. TOWNSHIP Or WOODBRIDQI The approitmat* amount of thsubject t only to such limitations or 'knowing just how far he would celebrant. Interment was in MIDDLESEX COUNTY restrictions upon tht eierelse at ci.ssr ortei, John season hav(1 one wltn tne udgtntnt to b* aatl>fl*d by said salt You can cut down the every-i * Dodgers' or- CARD OF THANKS Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, East NSW JERSEY Is th* sum ot Slitten Thousand, such pow«r u may be specially PFO- ,,11, Ann Mout, :Knnl7 at on Sepirtt* Maltd bid* for: Four Hundred tnd Twenty On* Tlded by law or rules ot Court. New York state charge, day liviiiK noises in your home - ' - Orange. Contract No. 1 — Hficl Prank Tag- WALTER S. SULLIVAN (118,431.00) Dollars more or less to- ROBERT H. JAMISON, Johnny Oouveia, Freehold's!^ repairing all noisy appli-i "Ni«ht ball wag coming Into aentrtl ConttratUon Work •ether with th* coat* of this salt. Sheriff anc We wish to express our sin- The honorary bearers were Parker Bonn, 24-year old New " and equipment. PlaceiIts own In those days." re- eight members from the Contract No. 2 — Together with til tnd singular the ms AND RIMU. Egypt sportsman sensation Bob,rubDrr Pads or other resilient calls the 35-year-old Roberts cere thanks to our relatives, Structural Steel * Mltcelltntoni right!, prlTllegii, hereditament) tnd Attorneys friends and neighbors for their Ukrainian Catholic Daughters Iron Work appurtenances thereunto belonging ,-L. 7/W; S/14-IS/t) Tun Rossell. Long island modified;11"111'1''111 undf'r vibrating equlp- with a wince. "I was fearful of St, Mary Ukrainian Catholic Contract No. 3 — or In tnrwltt tpptrtalntng. Thi iuh- mo111 o11 kind expressions of sympathy, •letting & VentlUUni Work scrlbtr rtMrru UM right to adjourn INVITATION FOE BIDS :ran«eri to eteh.monarchs, AlDeAngeloand Jlmi ' doors and motors that I would have trouble see- Church, Carteret and six mem- uld salt from time to time subject , :;d. t.o. bi.e. _wander» ..-. Hjlk d d Strastralp) dtlow; l bti their many acts of Contract No. 4 — The Board of Education will !•• Hendrlckson and dozen of other vibrating pipes and ing the curve bull that left bers from the St. Ellas Rosary Plumbing Work only to tuch limitations or restric- ed farther down ecure loose the spiritual bouquets 'and tions upon tht tierclie of mchcelrt separate staled bldt for: crack speed merchants will bep hcatinij ducLs. hnnders throw. You know, I Society of St. Elias Byzantine Contract No. 5 — CONTRACT J12«b - « • .• rorrtdon of an many beautiful floral tributes Electrical Work power at may bt speclnllj profldtd battling through the qualifying' don't have perfect vision In my Catholic Church, Carteret. bf law or rules of Court Replacement Shades TIIK they extended during our be- in connection with th* construction ,:.- (tallfry. One ofheat tusales to drtcrminr front BILL i right eye. So I told the Dodger The active bearers were Hugo of a New Junior High School in ROBERT H. JAMISON. Various Sthooli, Stadium y, said: The House approved reavement in the death of our CONTRACT 1230 -1 sUrtlng positions In the 25-lap R,scout, O'Connor, or something Marocchi, 8r., Michael Dudlch, Avenel will be received by the Board Sheriff ..*>ky, Isn't It?" dearly beloved husband, father of Education, Woodbrldg* Township CHANALM. LTNCH tl MALONEY Installation of nsw shades ••HIT. feature race. that, that T wasn't Ronald Shanley, Gerard Laus- Mlddlesei County. N. i, In the Ad- Attorneys Woodfcrld|e ST. Hl|h xlifve in ghosU? |a vote of 410 to 1 vote. O and brother, Walter E. Sullivan. School £11, Colonla in baseball." mohr, Matty Wujotowski and ministration Building, School Street I.-L. 7/11-35; 8/1-8/03 I10S.M !HT. Upwards of thirty novice Demon,mr leader called It "a: We especially wish to thank Woodbrtdgt, New Jersey, until 3 P.M. Bids Till bt needed In tbt mttt* Don confltlfd nis Thomas Devereaux. Ing room of the Board of Bduca* "rookies" will share the spot- token of our determination " ! athletic ac- Rev. Domlnlck M. Manzo, 0-8- prevailing time on August 30, 1963 tmtRirrs SALE Parastafi services were held tlon at the Administration Build* Iiom the PcnlaRon'.si - "wrnbern that In ary paid their respects In a Deposits will be returned ONLY to O. RAND, his wife, PREMIER OIL Proposed form of oontnet docu- St. Joseph R,C. Church; K. of ments art obtainable tt tbt Office) o;;ci that not away. perlence parldly. th years his basketballers body on Tuesday Evening at those bidders who return contract AND OASOLINE SUPPLY CO.. a cor- C. Council #1280; Columbus documents. In good condition, to poration, OKOROG NADEL and of the Superintendent ot Building* Host in or 12 games. School Personnel; Secretaries 7:30. the Architects Oftlot within ten MAX 8LADOWSKY, t/a NADXL and Orounds in the Board of Ida- "I went from guard to cen- daja after receipt ot bids. Any bidLUMBE- R A PUEL CO., 8TATB OF cation Administration Building, of Carteret School System; School Street, Woodbrldge, New r to forward as the years wore DANIS FUNERAL der not complying with these con- NEW JfiRSKY and UNION COUNTY Mayor and Borough Council; dltlons will forfeit hit dtposlt. No TRUST COMPANY, a banking cor- tftty on and then I finally quit al- Carteret Board of Education; CARTERET - The funeral deposit* will bo returned to nonporation- , art Defendants. No bidder shall withdraw his ttd when I was 25," he of Mrs. Katarina Danis, 23 bidders, unless documents An re-Writ of Execution for tht sale of for a period of forty (40) days *fUr (Borough Hall Employees; An- mon opening of the bldi without tn» Wheeler Avenue was held from turned to the ArchlttcU Office tenmortgagel d premltet dated July 3, chuckled. cient Order of Hibernians, Di- days prior to bid opening. All de- '•"• of the BoarBd aft EducatioEdti n This all-around athlete, born vision #2 and Ladles' Auxili- the Bizub Funeral Home, 54 posits by check only. CONTRACT By Tlrtu* of the above stated of the Township ot Woodbrldg*. Wheeler Avenue on Wednesday DOCUMENTS WILL NOT BE FOR- Writ, to me directed and delivered, Attention la called to the tact UxU in Brnftstcr, Maine, meanwhile |ary; Hibernian Club; General I will expose to sale at public not leu than the minimum ularlta morning t 8:30 and at 9:00 AM. WARDED BY MAIL. The Board of Educttlon of thdue on and wages prevailing In tnli area- must be paid on the vork. Ray State before latching on at from Sacred Heart R.P. Church Township ol Woodbrtdge, MlddleBe WEDNESDAY, THE lilt DAT OF Ladies' Democratic Club; West where a solemn high requiem County, New Jersey, reserves the AUGUST A.D., 1861 Bid bond or certified check la Yonkf-rs Raceway In 1950, the at the hour of two o'clock by thetha amount of 10% of the bid pilot ' , ,, ,, Carteret Democratic Club; 3rd Mass was celebrated by Rev.•lght to waive any Informalities In, Wcstcb ir to reject any and til bids. en prevailing (Standard or Dayshal- l accompany each bid. irster plant s first season. D t „ t r, c t Ladles' Democratic Andrew A. Okal, as celebrant, light S>Tlng) time. In the afternoon Suceessfnl bidder shall furnUh Hi' became assistant to Ted Gib- All bidders musf be qualified In Club: Associated Democratic Rev. Dominic M. Manzo, O.S.M. accordance with Chapter 105. Lawi the said day, at the Sheriff's Of- proof ot adequate Insurance covtr- R!u>the,r Maine native M in th* city of New Brunswick age. Successful bidder shall aUo be lions. Club: Mid-Town Democratic deacon and Rev. Melvln J. of the State of N«w Jersey 1M2. K V Memn J '. J required to furnish a pertormanot M:i ill' Is a hotbed for harnpss|ciu|, Each bidder must deposit with ,nrt 7 Q ,, " - his bid an Agreement of Surety In ALL that certain lot, tract or pir-bond In lull amount ot contract d 2 s rncir.R, JXMIHS out proudly.junlformed Firemen Association'men # '' ^nczewskit was , isubdeaconn St Gertrud. Intere- the form provided In the Instruc- :el o! land and premises, jiuist*, price. ylng and being In the Township of All Insurance and bonding com- 1 PB tions to Bidders. No bidder may Tin- pretty younR thing with 'J^" ™% *- ^Kiti «=' I Cemetery. Colonla. withdraw his bid for k period of Woodbrldge, In the County of Mldpanie- s concerned ahall be accept- Lone The honorary bearers were slity (60) days after the actual lesex, In the State of New Jersey,able to the Board of Education and curvs has a choice Hetw-een stm, 8ocial and date of the opening thereof. ounded and described as follows shall be licensed to do business In Club:JMrs. Ann Grigovsky, Mrs. Bar- the State of N«w Jersey. work and play - as few of uS|Synowieek| aeiilor The successful bidder will be re- BEGINNING at a point In the Softball ibara Capik, Mrs. Catherine quired to furnish a Surety Com- westerly side of Berkley Boulevard The Board of Education ot tbe (1 " I Team; Carteret Republican Banlck, Mrs. Mary Kobilak pany Bond Hi the full amount of .herein distant Southerly 72.03 feet Township of Woodbrldge reserve! y ram tbe Intersection of the said the right to reject any and all bids "Iciub; Carteret Little League, the contract price Indemnifying the CARD OF THANKS Mrs, Mary Moras and Mrs Board of Education of the Town- ilde of Berkleyy Boulevard with the and to waive anyy Informalities in ship of Woodbrldge In the County MHS '.IUSTYNA BIBLE GINDA'R^reatlon Staff; Sewage Mary Kopil. southeasterly tide of Cooper Ave- bidding It It deems 11 la Its best of Middlesex, from any and all pro-nue; thence running along the ealdInterest so to do We wish to express our sln.iTreat.ment Plant Employees; The active bearers were John ceedings, suits or actions of side of Berkley Boulevard South BOARD OT EDUCATION . 8 Beres, John Capik, Joseph Ko- name kind or description and con- .--•:> thanks to nil our relatives.|^« ^^J^K.^ 32" 20' JO" East 40 feet: thence OP THE TOWNSHIP bilak, John Kopil, John Med- dltlonal ror the 'aithfui perform- South 117* J9' 30* West 125 feet; OF WOODBK1DOE ••nds and nriRhbors for their ance of the work. .sex Concrete Products Co.; vetz and Michael Valko. hence North 32° JO' 30* West 22.57 Woodbrldge, New Jersey kind expressions of sympathy, By Order Of: eet to the southeasterly side ot HELEN H. ANDERSON, Holy Family Softball Team; The Sacred Heart Altar and BOARD OP EDUCATION Cooper Avenue: thence along the Secretary thi-jr manv acthnlos oTf kindness"a'nTt^. hhonorary ball bearers; active TOWNSHIP OP WOODBRIDOE said aide of Cooper Avenue North I I.-L. 7/25/63 $13,84 spiritual bouqots and the ,. ^ . . „„ „,, „ , Rosary Society recited the pall bearersararc ; fthose who do- MIDDLESEX COUNTY brant if ul floral tributes rosary Tuesday Evening at 8:00 NEW JERSEY SUMMARY OR SYNOPSIS OF 1962 AUIIIT REPORT OF THE nated their cars; Carteret and with Rev. Andrew A. Okal. HELEN H. ANDERSON TOWNSHIP OF WOOOBRIDGR AS REQUIRED BY N.J.S. tOAli-I exti-nded during our be-Woodbrldge Police Escorts and Secretary COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET nrnt In the death of our Dated: July 35, 1963 DM. 31, IM2 Dec. 31, 1M1 the Synowiecki Funeral Home Everyone, whether they spend j 1X7/25/63 dearly belovod mother, grand- ASSETS for satisfactory services any time studying the Issues of Cash and Investment! - $ 2.378.619,55 S 580,890,09 mother, and devoted sister and rendered. the day or not, is an expert on SHERIFF'S SALE Taxes, Assessments. Liens and Utility aunt, Mrs. Justyna Bible Oinda. SUPERIOR COURT OK NEW JERSEY Charges Receivable S58.937.00 5W.57SJ11 • Family of the late current events. CHANCERY DIVISION Property Acquired for Taie» — W'v csperiRlly wish to thank MIDDLESEX COUNTY 257.757.00 WALTER E. SULLIVAN Assessed Value 350,111.00 •r |R"v. Jaroslav Fedyk. pastor of j LEGAL NOTICES Docket No. F-3499-tl Accounts Receivable - - 112,190.79 415,167.31 John Capacclone, Plaintiff, and Deferred Charges to Future Taxation — 'St. Mary's TTkralnlim Catholic Drover C. Crowe Mid Oenevlevi NOTICE TO BIDDERS General Capital 9.8UH2.U 8,148.135.00 '• Church, Profrssor John Koba- Church-goers do not necessar- The Carteret Board of Education Crowe, hU wife, Defendants. Deferred Charges to Revenue ot ly lead model lives, but on theInvites Interested bidders to submit Writ of Execution for the aale ol Succeeding Years 23.J0B.M 177.387.31 . snwsky, the altar boys. Michael premises dated May 59tli 1JS3. average, they are each com-!sea!ed blds 'or installing Lawns at Dudlch; tlie Ukrainian Cath- the Abraham Lincoln and PvtB.y virtue of the above stated Writ TOTAL ASSETS ; I13.353.1U.79 H0.49J.747.73 olic Daughters of St. Mary's munitys best citizens, to me directed and delivered, I wl Nlchoals Mlnue Khools, expose to sale at public vendue oi Ukrainian Catholic Church, Two bld« are requested: Bid No. 1 — Lawns for Abraham WEDNESDAY, THE 14th DAY LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS every litter bit hufts Carteret, St. Elias Rosary So- If you don't take care of your- Lincoln School. Carteret Ave- OP AUGUST, A.D., 1963 Bonds and Notoi Payable I 6J«,000.M I S.W3.0O0.0O self properly, listen to your at the hour of two o'clock by thi Improvement Authorizations 3,M8,M0<13 1,183,854.97 rietv of St. Kilns' Byzantine nue. Carteret, New Jersey. then prevailing (Standard or Day heart beat next time you have Bid No. 2 — Lawns for Prt Other Liabilities and Special Funds '....- Mo.J35.71 883,WJ» Catholic Church, Cart fret: Dr. Nicholas Mlnue School, Post light Savlngl time, in the afternooi Reserve for Certain. Assets Receivable 83a.9W.l7 1,181,9W.J4 a chance li il 1 of the said day, at the Sheriff's Ol M A Chodosh; Dr. Theodore, : 'S"' beating, Boulevard, Cartcret. New Jersey flee ID the City of New Brunswick, Surplus - 488.9M.38 330JW.U Chenkin; Carterot First Aid y°u're dead- Bids will be received on or before N. J 8:00 P.M.. prevailing time on Thurs- TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESBRVK iquad: the Medical staff and day, August 1. 1W I" tne otB(;* All that tract or parcel of lani AND SURPLUS - »13.M3,128.19 110.493,747.71 LEGAL NOTICES and premises, hereinafter partlcu at Elizabeth General of the Board of Education at the Lincoln School, Carteret Avenue, larly described, altuate. lying and be lospnal; Plained Rescue ^D.^.Kx.coraTv New Jersey, at this time and placq Ing In the Township ot-Woodbrldgi COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Or OPERATION AND iURPLUS in the County of Mlddlesei am Jquad, Curtoret Fire Co. No. 1 11 bids will be opened and read, CURRENT FUND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Each bid must be accompanied Year 1M2 Year 1M1 ind No. 2 and Its Ladies' Aux- Robert Hemsel, Executor ol Wal-ly a bid bond In the amount of the Being known designatedsignated as REVENUE (CASH BASIS) ter Henrlnlis, tlecftised, by direction N 19 I Bl ilarii's; Curteret Products Co.; lid or a deposit by certified check Lot No. 19 In Block No. 748-74 B on theSurplus Balance. January 1 ...- . i 311,881.30 I 944,385.17 f Elmer E. Broun, Surrogate of the n an amount equal to 10% of theOfficial Tai Assessment Map ofCollections of Delinquent Taxes Carteret neighbors on Lincoln county of Middlesex, hereby gives .nount of the bid. The submission Woodbrldge Township, Middles** County, N. J., made by George R. and T&x Title Hen* „ , 341,171.18 290.182.81 those who notice to the creditors of the said if cash deposit is not favored. Collections of Current Tax Levy ....-., 11,308,338.71 11,301,781.40 venue I Waller 11 UU11 brlrbrlr llD tneltnelrr Merrill, Township Engineer, Janu- I Wlt H & Each bidder must furnish satlsfac- ary 1933 and filed tn the Middlesex Miscellaneous — From Other than * .onated their car*; the hon-.(lebysy ((emlin(i3 ailli claims against ory proof of ample insurance cov- County Clerk's Office and being Local Property Tax Levies 3.J22.441.61 3,859,529.01 •rary bearers eisnt members the estate of the Mid decessed, un- In so far as workmen's com-sltunted on Bast Avenue, Sewareu, utermnd Loans Returned _ 32,871.32 — der oat or jcnsutlon and public liability Is nm iiin nirnlnlnn ruthftilpi l affirmation, within cli Woodbrldge Township, N, J. Being 1 •oncerned. known as 369 Bast Avenue, Sewaren, TOTAL FUNDS »15,5U,485.0J 115.398.079.41 rom th' Ukrainian ,i-ainouc|monthsTfrom thi3 date or,they win Specification! may be obtained at . J. Daughters and six members,he forever barrcJ of any action .ho office of the Secretary during EXPENDITURES (ACCRUAL BASIS) 1 t aMl1 Blecutor The approilm»t« amount of the •rom the St. Ellas Rosary So-! therefor as* "" ^, Hintness hours. udgmeut to be satisfied by said sale Budget Expenditures: Dllt d Julle The Board reserves the right to the sum of Three Thousand, Eight Municipal Purpoe** ™ - — | 5,303,906.55 | 3.121,290.88 clftv; the active bearers; the * "ROBER Executor require any bidder to submit a fl- Local School Taxes —j.— Baq. lundred ($3,800.00) Dollars, more or 7,032,5873ft 17.082,622.81 Carteret and Rahway Police Es- mmcltU statement. ess, together with the costs of this County Taxes ~ 1,081.514.14 3,146,583.31 corts mid the Bizub Funeral EDWARRoosevelDt JAvenu, DOLANe , The successful bidder Bhall com- sale. Special District Taxes ._ 443,708.89 ' 429,360,89 for satisfactory services CartMet, Ntw Jerwy mence work on or about August 15, Inttrfund Loans Made 100,639.00 Attorney Together with all and singular the rendered. U63 and complete the Job by Sep-lghts, privileges, hereditaments and Other Purposes _ 7,738.99 7,05527 C, P. 7/3-11-18-25 S3 116 0(1 ember 15, 1963. Family of the late .ppurtenances thereunto belonging The Board reserves the right to TOTAL EXPENDITURES 14,887,454.38 $15,084,418.11 NOT1CK TO BIDDERS it In anywise appertaining. The Mrs. Justyna Bible Olnda. re]ect any or all bide and to waive iWbscrlber reserves the right to ad. Settled bids win be received by any Informalities la the Interest of Ourn said sale from time to time: Surplus Balance, December 31 _ « 644.030 M I 11.661.*? f»wn nv TH4VKS Uif Bohrd ol RHu-atlon of the Bor-the Board. 1 subject only to such limitations 01 (ABD U* IHAWllh CarUrf. New Jersey, on JOSEPHINE O'BRIEN , Secretary •estrlctlons upon the exercise of MRS. KATARINA DANTS vveiine.-id.iy twnm. Ausust 7th, J. P. LAMB, President power a* may be specially pro- COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATION AND SURPLUS N Caruj-et Board of Education Ided by law or rules of Court. WATER UTILITY FUND We wish to expres$ our sln-.M. at «no f ,'ur ^"toiiow" 3. P. 148-25/63 119.80 ROBKET H. JAMISON, co a<> Year 1K2 Yeu 1H1 core thanks to all our relatives, •"1' p^rfj'fah ;ua iq|taii approxi- Sheriff REVENUE (.CAJH BASIS) -» —: • rlends and neighbors for their ' jittwly twenty (10) alunilnimi NOTICE RESNBAOM & QBESNBAUM, Collection of Water Rent* _ I 3.1B4.0O $ 2.018.00 windows ut Uiel Nathan Hale notice that tho Carteret Attorneys. Miscellaneous — From Other than ,' kind expressions of sympathy, School. I , Board ot Adjustment will conduct -L. 7/18-25; B/l-B/83 (17.64 Water Bents 3,010.00 heir many acts of kindness, the Bperlflcatlons mly be obtalu« Carteret Hills pastor of the JJoly Family R. C Route ##55— DaWd Juiy 23rd", "1963 hen prevailing (Standard or Day viewed for cancellation or other appropriate action. Ollr M80 light Saving) time, lit the afternoon 8. That the Account Receivable of 133.00 in the Magistrate's Court qhurch, Carteret; the nuns.of mid Tennyson to Washington c P 7/25/63 favorite fishing ?pot to be closed down. And remember- of thi. said day, at the Sheriff's Of- Regular Account ka cancelled by resolution. trie Dominican Order', the altar School NOI1OG TO BIDDERS fice In th* CHy of new Brunswick 7. That money due the ball bbn4 account collected prior to 1M1, 100 PUVM» moM " ,. boys; the Altar and Rosary So. BOARD OF EDUCATION N. J. be remitted thereto, from tht Magistrate's court — Regular ing is against thi law! • So don't get hauled up for a fine. Seoar&te b)ili »™ tusked on eachTOWNSHIP OF WOOOBRIDOE All that tract or parcel of land, Account, ojety and the Rosarlan Society of the above transportation routes. MIDDLESEX COUNTY, situate, lying and being tn the t. That M SO of unallocated funds In tbe Magistrate's Court b* irr of the Sacred Heart R. C Specifications »"d bid forma and NBW JERSEY Borough ot Carterat, In the County cancelled by resolution. a standard form of questioner of Middlesex, In the State ot New y a litterbag irvyour boat-rand use it! When you go camp- Church; the Udles Slovak Separate sealed bids for: t. That ball bonds be refunded or disposed of within a. reasonable. ,n»y be obtained at the office of Contract No, •— Jersey: time after receipt, and effort! be made to dispose of old account* 1 d Catholic Sokol, Society Wreath the Secretary during business hours. Kitchen Equipment Work BEGINNING at the intersection ol u shown In the Magistrate's Court report. °n't pitch anything on the ground except your tent. Toss Blda win be oponed. »nd nad siIn connection with the construction the Westerly side line of H&gauia 10. That the bond ot the Tn Collector should Include the position , Carteret: the First Slovak ' Contract for transportation routes of a New Avsnel Junior High Street and the Northerly lint ol at TU 6tmrch Officer. , , |Itar| Cttthollo Society, Carteret: Dr. will run tor DUO (1) year. School will bs received by the Board Markowlti Stiuet: lluuoe 11) Along II. That tht Baby Bonds payable and Reter»» for Interest on Babj nthebasketortakeitoutwithyou.ltsupto Oertlf ed check lo it* amount of of Education, Woodbrldge Township the side Una ofnHagaman Stree Bonds payable be cleared from (he records. „ M A. Chodosh; Dr. Theodore Middlesex County, N. J. in the AdNorth 22 degrees 11 minutes East JO 10% of the bid or a bid bond muit 13. That greater care be e«erc\«ed in the processing of vouchers, ak Ver Chenkin; Slovak Cltlaens Club ministration Building, School Stree feet to a point: thence (V North to riqulred certifications and signatures. • _ Cartaet; neighbors on Wheeler Woodbrldge, New Jersey until 2 P M 67 degrees 48 minutes West 108.45 13 That tn Ordinance be adopted regarding upp.-uvul and psymMt y one of us to KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL! \ prevailing time on August 20, 1663fee, t to a point; thence (3) South 31 Avenue; Carteret; those who envelope and p marked of claims as required by n.J.8. WA:5-17. and then at «td place publlc\y degrees 12 minutes West 50 feet to 14. That all departments *Hher deposit or turn leoeipts over to UM donated their cars; the Carteret PFODOBUI Kor .•• opened and read tloud. the Northerly Hue of Markowli The Board of SducaUoo reserves Street; thence (4) Along the am Treasurer within 4a hours us prescribed by N.J.8. *0A:J-16, .-. and Rahway Police EaoorU; the The Ooiitract Documents may The above summary or synopsis m pr«p»r«d tram the report ol the right to reject any, all or part examined at the ofllcas uf lh

Christine Leahy, and Linda Shornack. Arts and craft* winners were PLAYGROUND NEWS Glenn Ostergaard, Diana Sy- Ing. and Skip Russell for their outstanding book marker*. Win- HAOAMAN HEIGHTB PREEMAN STREET ner* for their beanie* were A checker tournament was On Wednesday evening the Dorothy Silkwood, Glen Oeter- held on Tuesday. The winners basketball team defeated Ave- Etiard, Mid Diana Syllng. were John Ottavisno. Angela nel Park. Dennis Witkowrt Coppola and Philip Accardo. put in An outstanding per- Baby contest winners were: The children made pothold- formance. Richard Kosyd&r, Lisa Strick- SAVINGS and, Jamie Stroehlein, An- era, beanies, and bookmarks, ^ T,,^^ afternoon the drew Introwe, Joyce Stlo. Tom and had squaif dancliiR »nd|chlMren made ox^.arts gnd Strickland. Ronald Patane, folk danclnR on Thursday. biscuit basket*. Pat Oberlles' T George Ludwig. Robert Ladjack. On Friday a doll content will.b)sclut b(Uiket was cnogen t0 be held and Antoinette Introwe. bp put on display in Wood- THORPE AVENUE PEARL STREET bridue. Chuck McOarry waa Winners or A watermelon selected to represent the play- Winner* of the checker tour- eating contest were Steverijground In the Township foul nament were Peter Dacchele, QUALITY-SERVICE Flshltiftpr. Jo Ann Fishliwr, shooting contest. Danny Ritchie, Jimmy RiUihle, Karen Hawkins™, grid Caroline Kuthy FtehiiiRor. Drnnls Wln- Last Thursday was family Messier. glrr. Stan Jpdiyslak. Tony night. The roles of parents and Brown. Carl amiigrasso. Car- children were reversed for an Winner! of the stuffed animal "VX, otai Btodwt. Ed Kuchle. BrucelpvenlnR whlch m evWcnced contest wire Lori Hansen, Scot Dusko. and Wayne Yarussl. ;by the gmlle, of Mrs BfiManca Hansen, Karen Hawklnaon, On Monday there was a sand!and Mrs Bonekp]. as ^ chn. Joyce Mai, Debbie Catajane, aodrilnji contest Winners were jdren pushed them on the Albert Mitch, Janice Lockle and PCT QUALITY - WELL TRIMMED Ray Wong, Martin Won*, StanlswlnKS Bptty M|!im WM Machele Mitch. Jedrustak. Ray Peter. Connie lnted p,aygrm)nd leader for MERRILL PARK Ivan, John Ivan. Bob 81mock, the eveniiiR. Chess contest winners were Kenny Lemaszekski, Lenny Me Jane Eckerstey, Kevin Werte, i Grath, Mark Me Qrath, Leo «UIOLEY John Prataner, Pamela Andrews Schumann, Janice Municc, and! Winners of the monkey bar and Vivian Valverde. Claudia. Hall. Icon test were Katherine Mela- Winners in the relay races Everyone made beanies and no. Christine Roduers. Terry were Joey Maxim. Jane Ecker- PCT pot holders this week. Melano, Diane Cramara, John sley. Oreg Risoldl, William QUALITY On Tuesday night parents Dunn, Daniel Straffi, and Jam s D Duitee, Billy Golvus, Peter and children played agaliist| « unn. Checker winners Klsyllt, Jimmy Mclntyre, John PCT each other In various are Oary Woodruff, Christine AT WOODBRIDGE DRIVE-IN "KING KONG n. GODZILLA" — Millioiu run for their Glgllo, Buddy Hruska, Joey Tomorrow morning a masquer- Rodgers, James Dunn, An- lives as Kin* Kong and Godzilla return to tight the Selckel, Marilyn Trimble. Judy QUALITY ade party is planned. thony Russomano, and Debo- Monster Battle of the Century. They fifht over Tokyo and Burt, Christine McMahon, Bar- rah Edgley. Crafts winners WOODLAND AVENUE across scan and lands betwetn the South Seal and the Pole bars McManus, Peter Schwoe- BONELESS BRISKET were Robert Berholtz, Thomas Winners of the foul shot In Universal'* "King- Kong vs. Godzilla*' in color. The film bel and Vivian Valverde. were Richard Mastrovich, John Williams, Dell Sobel and Dan- was produced by John Beck. Watermelon eating contest CORNED 8EEF PORK SHOULDERS Wolff, Phyllis Nash, and Debie- l Straffi. winners were Bobby Friedrich, Pa QUALITY FRESH TWO GUYS orah Lang. George Jogan, Mat- Winners of the dolt contest Christine McMahon and Greg thew Jago, Dennis Kazimir, were Lorene Felner, Eileen HIGH SCHOOL Prank Scheptai, Kevin Selby, Risoldl. and John Wolff won the com-Rudy, Roseanne Checuto, On Friday a hobby show was Eileen Haythom, Michael Hay- SKINLESS PRANKS held. Stamps, coins, models, thorn, Janice Campiglla, Deb- Tommy DrUcoll won both the petitive slide contest. Christine Rodgers, Kathy Me- READY TO COOK PCT QUALITY bie Petrone, Mary Lou Fisher, Checker tournament champs lano, Barbara Jackson, Sharon shells and other collections beanie and the book mark con- tKathy Katko, and Linda were Susan Jogan and Gerry Rudy, Karen Draper, Carol were displayed. tests In arts and crafts this Lance. READY TO COOK Me Carthy. Anne Melano, Kathleen Bax- Winners of the week's con- week. CORNISH HENS Next week's events include a GROVE STREET ter, and Linda Baxter. teats are Linda Tharlk, Susan Doll contest winners were doll contest, arts and crafts, a Winners of the checker tour- SCHOOL 17 Eshleman. William Smith, Wil- Janice Campiglia, Debbie Wall- model show, a hobo contest, and nament were Gerry FJtzGerald, Winners of the bicycle deco- liam Black. Robert Sosnovich, work, Virginia Hlggins, Mada- Jay Campion, Kevin Molnar, rating contest were Lerri Bro- William Scully, Thomas Scul- llne Jonke, Phyllis Hyde, Jean- stuffed animal show. and Greg Halstead. jzanski, Lois Check, Jan Han-ly, and Darrla Churak, ette Hyde, Debbie Petrone, INMAN AVENUE A cook-out was held Thurs'dleman, Michael Hartstein, GLEN COVE Judy Lyons, Marie Mangione, Everyone made ox carts or PCT and Marlon Mangione. • day night. The children broughtjSteven White, Alan Levine, Ray Cm Tuesday a sand model- covered wagons and biscut bas- their own refreshments, Ap-JShockley, and Patricia Koz- ing contest was conducted. Winnere of a model contest kets of popslcle sticks. Chosen proxlmately 25 attended. jlowski. Winners were Barbara Shied, were Wayne Addle, Lawrence for display were Fred Mes- QUALITY HOPELAWN | Thi_.._.s. week's arts and crafts Craig Lovenguth, Steven Gy- May, Richard Lepore, Bill Ber- singer's wagon and Tom Loom- Sand modeling contest win-'projects were potholders and enes. Lee Shied, David Pancoe, nath, Virginia Higglns, and is's basket Pot holders were ners were Nicholas Roman,^bookmarks. A contest for best Gregory Mozdzierz, Keiran Billy Higglns. made on Wednesday and Thurs- Linda Schulack, Sonya Shell-i potholders will be conducted Shaw, Laura Ann Shied, and Winners of the clean-up con- day. Joy«e Otte's was chosen chenko, Charles Hyers, Josephlnext week. Next week's Donna Smith. test were Richard Selby, Scott for display.' Ed Wooley's book Bocclpplo, Linda Solovey, Don- Following the arts and crafts Gallas, Rosemarie Maisto, Greg marker will also be displayed. iesslon on Wednesday, a con- REGULAR or DRIP na Dl Nunzio, Eileen Calabro, BUNNS LANE Allen, George Allen, Richard SEWAREN SCHOOL Diane Damocl, Doreen Damoci., T .. , „ . test was held. Winners were of the checker tour- CHASE &SANBORN4c OFF, EHLERS In the 6 anlmaI con Lepore, and Kathy Kovaca. John Scheuchenko, Lorraine' i ""^ ' Gerald Lovenguth, Gary Lo- nament were Bill Patskanick, testl tn On Thursday Anthony Lean- HOLLAND HOUSE, BEECWNT 4c OFF Roman, Catherine Wojclk. , ' ~ e winners enguth, Craig Lovenguth, Dennis Sequme. and Bill Fre- COFFEE .58 lWere J n ga brought an "8" ball to the Russel Bodnar, and Keith S«- L,,u°? > M'Chae' Ar" Tommy Gerek, David Gavor, ltsh. Other winners were Alane bine. Helene Evon. Barbara Shied, park. Those who enjoyed ask- CHICKEN of the SEA, BUMBLE BEE or STARKIST va, Kathy Fields, Joan Marie ing it questions were Kathy Hegedus and Frances Ayan, The children excelled In Higgins, John Saredy, Rosa- Betty Huszar, Rosemary Tele- and Kathy Nastowicz. making beanies, potholders. !ine ,Jones' JosePh Murray, posky, Renee Murray. John Kovaca, Linda Lance, Jim Hay- u thorn, Janice Campiglia, Rich- Story time was held for the and bookmarks. Kathleen Crows, and Carolyn Kazlauskas, David Pancoe, and smaller children several times WHITE TUNA 3^99 ard Selby, and Alan Addia. STRAWBERRY HILL Markus. Winners of the check- Paul Pancoe. * throughout the week. The story e BUCKNELL AVENUE A pet show was*held. "The! f tournament held at the BLANPORD AVENUE telling committee helped to ex- TWO GUYS + play8round were Brian Ban children brought petjs rangingi " Steve Petras and Russ Luka- The local checker tourna- plain and prepare tor the story 011 Jay Caredv and from tiny turtles to large dogs.!? ' . Joseph iuk judged the beanie contest. ment winner was Michael telling contest. Murray wlnners Dwyer. The winners were Wayne Sor-! ' ^ the doll Winners were Wendy PorU, BUFFER STRIP test were Ltada CANNED SODA 12-79 Pte Tortilla.'carmenj'°" Fiorello, Gary Covington, JoAjin Cov- AVENELPARK The model contest winners IVvtllla. and Ronald Schendorf Erda Sepa, Ruth Berg, Deb- togton and Cheryl Ollyak. Winners of the checker tour- CAMPBELL * bie Bird, Linda Scerenscko, were Barry Burns, Billy Nlveil, This weeWPPkK thtne activities werwere ",. -"—» .^.CII^IW, Winnerwinners ofi thtne 21 tourna- nament were Dorothy Sildwood. and Virginia Zehrer. Arts and Iath J Marie Deluca, Denise Misura CAIIDC CHICKEN NOODLE, anCRRIKI C fibteci by the making of'f|lyn l ' Kosakowslci, and Caro- ment were Frank Yago, Ralph crafts winners were Charles 1-ather beanies during am and Peirce, Sue Davies, Russ Luka- Michele EvaneUo, Tom Butkie- Snyder, Kathy Lymaa and 9%0%0Wr9 or CltEAM of MUSHROOM A 6"«99 crafts day. Games, treasure! Parents' game night will stuk, carl Smith, and Michele wicz, Kevin Certain. Edmund Linda Bertolaml. hunts and castle building con-'be neld tonight, Berezowsky. Mowleskl, Edward Vuszuka Winners of the sand model- DUNCAN HttffS or BETTY CftOCXB WLMOHTt tests vere included among the, EAST GREEN STREET FIFTH DISTRICT Richard Gilligan and Ken ing contest were Harriet Lj- other activities. Winners of the checker tow- Winners of the beanie con- Payne. man, Ole Calvin, Terry Sim- LYMAN AND CHURCH nament were William Straub, test were Ed Halm, Rodger Me Bicycle race winners were mons. Pat Simmons, Joann Cake Mix ^r Z; 28 Sweet Peas 6 « 99 The foul shooting tourna- Andrea Di Blasio, Joyce Gy- Cabe, Richard Selby, Wayne Dennis Vaeth, Keith Misura, Wentt, Randy Franklin, Mari- PRIDE OF THE FARM WHfff KOU ment was won by John Zim-enes, William Ciggelakis, and Addie, Maria Mangione, Mar- Edmond MozelesU, Michael lyn BertQlami, Linda Bertolaml merman in the 12-13 age group John Moore. ion Mangione, George Allen, Scarpurai. Ruth O'Conner, and KB thy Lyman. and Chris Saakes broke the Last Friday the children! Catsup 4 IBB' Plums m 4 -99 day's record in the 10-11 agedressed up in their parents' POLYUNSATORATtO PROGtflSO IMP. ITAUAN *roup. [clothing. Winners were Marie C ( The local checker tourna-iOsolinski. Mary straub, Me- CriscocWEssoNOiL^'32 tomatoes 3«99 ment was won by Dennis Me list* Straub, Judy Hatfleld TWO GUYS FABRIC I WHCH'I Gettigan and Karen Ballman, Elizabeth Sokolinski and Linda and Chris Saakes. 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