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XLIU — 10 Puhlhlird Inttrtt) u lad CUM K*l On Thursday Carteret, NPW Jersey, Thursday, July 15, 1965 PRICE TEN CENTS (Kartmt it p o,, curttmTV ;. Grand Jury Probe Urged in Dobert Case
Explanation Hungary, Poland and Czechoslovakia Non? LuringProsecutor's Staff Many Carteret Tourists, Grace Nagy Reports
Is Demanded fAKTKKET - Borough resi Honeymooners, Mrs. Nagy Obtains First Hand flculs in greater number are vis- said, still like Bermuda for a tiii^ their iwiive l.mds this sum- trip, although many are turning mer anil as :i ri'Milt the dollar- toward San Juan, Puerto Rico hungry Eastern sector of Europe and St. Thomas. Virgin Islands. is Mf'.ting some (if the American 'Miami now is taking a back seat Cttsh. Data From Engineer By Minority for honeymonners." "More -people are going to The office of Mrs. Nagy is Hungary, Poland and Czechoslo- probably one of the busiest in CAH'I'EKET - A sweeping in- vakia than ever before" said Mrg. in'the borough. There Is a con- vi'stigaiii>)i i> iindeiAvay into the Grace Nag*, head of her travel stant stream for information, EDITORIAL: charge!, of BoimtKh PJujineer Ketv \erill Tomczuk,Totli bureau at lw Roosevelt Avenue. reservations and ticket* neth Mi, Uobcit that his life hHS "These twrists were born Mrs. Nagy opened har travel been thventened 'V there "Mrs. .Nagy said. "They bureau in February 19E and,it not sign vouchers ^ want to visit the old homeland, became an instarit sucfe* She THE DOBERTCHARGES i ^ road pfcbjjrarn. StateIientIn the old places they have known formerly received h*rVavel jnany yenrs ago." agency (^ pegiehce akftpJmm liitnick j While there Is no ri&d for a Ytirdifcu office. Borough Engineer Kenneth VV, Dobert. In a J. I»lsa visa to visit Western Europe, ; A njtive bf Western Peunsyl- CAKTEJiKT-'We dnuttl Uwt office oa Monday. tfae East' still demands a visa ' vania; Mrs. Nagy spent many letter to the Borough Council, Mr. Dobert 1 Assistant Piwsecutor John V. each member o( the Republican 1 lifGOPt, Which places an extra burden on years ns secretary in a New claimed that his life had been threatened be- !K<./.:ik told the C'-rtf ret Press yes. 'Administration Hive a full and the travel agent who arranges i York publisher's office. During cause he would not sign vouchers in connection jtcnliiy that Knyinecr Pnhert has T - Democratic mi-detailed account of all they know Hie trip. There are frequent de- j the last war, she worked with '••i'lalc'l his t:'i:irges 1o lum vt\ ivrs of council, John concerning the recent wrong lays and often irks the tourist. I the Red Cross at Indianapolis, with Carteret road work. :Tuesday and that he will subn.it ill Thomas Deverin, Ing charges leveled by Republi- "The current trend" said Mrs, Intl., ;md Battle Creek Mich, and According to Engineer Dobert the threats |lhe inform.ition to Prosecutor Dnl- for a complete can Borough Engineer, Mr. Ken Nagy " toward Europe.' Ture, also aided with Army transport- |.in fin1 his evaluation. He has not the Republican Dfljletf " NafiV "is toward Europe, True, ation work. came from unnamed person alter he refused •'.•ailed any OIK: else. :, of the ' chargeaj «h» demand was made today| but there is more opportunity She came to Cartedet in 1946 to sign vouchers amounting to $80,000 for road I The letter of the borough ensi- iwruuKh engineer. ;byD«hiocratic Council candidates,'-to travel. The average working and a year later, married Louis ! rii-iM- stated that he had received oim work and $5,000 in vouchers for electrical work iniisl impossible to ^ ^ Toincruk and Michaeilman now can afford a trip Na«y. They have an 18-year-old an anonymous phone call threaten- • • .1 borough official;Toth They said: 'abroad because of the attractive daughter. Lisa, a college stud- at the Borough Hall. ing his life. The letter which ,is his life threatened! "We believe that wrong (loiiu;. plane, and ship rates." dent. expected to be read at the next irregBlaril s or He contended that "some members of the • mil properly " Tjev-i '? - pPWrieties by. The present-day travel is "Travel agency work is the meeting of the Borough Council f 'elected officials in public office, available to the average person must fascinating ever "Mrs. governing body once fired him from his job for said in part: by the "travel now and pay la- Nagy said. "You feel as though IK- was doing his can ncvw GRACE NAGY AT HER DESK refusing to sign the vouchers and on another "There are those, among yon, ter" plan, she said. you are traveling to distant when he wouldni "Mr. Dobert has laid improper who will stop ut nothing to at. activities at the door of the Re-| Young people are eager to vis- 1 a sort of status symbol. It is con- are traveling with their points with your customers. occasion had been asked to resign tain their greedy aims for tax- ••K that was not done publican Administration. Everyj it Europe, because it is looked sidered as necessary as a col- IJdren because of low family Mrs. Nagy who lovgs/ her payers money fmm the road . i«i plans and specifica- The charges advanced by Engineer Dobert member of th.1t administration upon as a sort of .status symbol. lege education. And more fam- rates. home' also says that her prin- construction and bulMIng pro* . owet a duty nnd responsibility to It is considered as necessary as cipal hobby is "cooking." are of a grave nature and a full scale investiga- gram." • >tury and the refer- 11 the public to clear himself of tion is imperative. The engineer sakl he had re- by the engineer have any involvment in any shady or I Here is not just a question of threats to kill fused to sign vouchers totalling "ii entire town. The improper conduct. The public in- $80,000 for road work and $5,000 idininistration owes, terest demands it." ' Up To Old Tricks a public official. Here is an important question 1 for work at the borough building, - i>f Carteret a com- "Mr. Dobert has, charged his involving $85,000 of the taxpayers money. There Quick Inquiry Liveliest Mail Ends fjp (QARTERET — Householders are being warneij against fly- of this entire life was threatened, because hb may be a great deal more involved which has not Eigineer's Dobert's letter refused to approve the construc- byinight operators who rely on deception to sell home repairs brou.qht quick action on the part ted be made clear tion of various Borough improve- and home improvements. come to the attention of the people. of the prosecutor's .office. In tho (hat (Kenneth) Do- In Dead Letter Office absence of Proseaflor Pplan, hJl_ ments. He intirriated that mem- The F«lW*l- T?B& Commission euuUoned that (he tmtm tn«k» The public is entitled to know who is behind t fettering to "tin? assistant "Mr. Rottt, invited th« bers" of the Maydr and Cntmell are used eaclj-summer by sortfe salesmen of storm windows, minority of council.' were involved. , this apparent finagling with the people's money engineer to his office. ildjng, awnings and similar products. The tetter also brought quick Hepubliean road pro-j "He suggested that certain per- CAHTERET - Thousands of pieces of mail are handled it) | and who is responsible for trying to put the eco- response from Mayor Andrew '"• "'*t year, they've sons were more interested in pay- tho Carteret- Post Office daily but some of the. liveliest ones- If-iald ina statement that consumers should compare prices 11 nomic pincers on the engineer. j Banick. He asked for an immedi- often enough in their land in the dead letter office. , with locfcl firms and make sure the quality of materials and ing for the improvements thon Mr. Dobert's charges are important enough ate investigation. He said that as and campaigns. whether the plans and specifica- According to Postmaster Lester Sabo, every yqar lots Of mail workmanship is up to standard. conditions as outlined by the en- •'•M. I i they owe the tions were followed. He speci- winds up in the dead letter office, because the addresses are to receive the attention of the Middlesex'County lll It also urged buyers to read fine print in sales contracts and gineer exist, he would back up fet k complete air- fically said that he was ordered wrong or because postal employees aren't able to decipher the Grand Jury. It is gratifying to note that the 1 the borough offiaal. to approve over SBO.OOO in bills, not be- swayed into a rush deal by high-pressure tactics. >niire program" Dev- addresses. prosecutor's office has already stepped in to Probe 4 Pollt* "e said that he was and, 'when he refused, he wns "Careless mailing habits" said Postmaster Sabo "caused The threat charge is also being .U'i ol council last year; threatened to he fired on the He sju4 it would be easier toy the postal employees if letter give an ear to the revelations as requested by 0 many 'letters and packages to remain undelivered." He said investigated by the Carteret po- ^ was the sole minor-^P ' writers would put down the correct address right in Carteret. lice department, Chief Charles 11 since no return addresses are given, there is no way to return Mayor Andrew Banick. " •'"« was left opt of "T" B a nick administration Mukwinski said. • :i| tr ust ar swel e it |o the sender. | Thtyr tend letters to local organizations and at times it is diffi- l borough business. ) > f ^ ^ charges imme- The charges broufiht attacks ofl "Erratic mail users p*t down most anything on the envelope cult to find where that organization receives its mail. -^ivtdj wjth Dflverin sUW th Jersey SUle Lt. Arway of Woodbridge Wed to Dennis R. Brown Metropolitan John Theodorovich, °' « dlv'i«lon and Suptrtntwdtnt CARTERET - Miss Marilyn Mrs. Norman GoMfiscner of Spiritual Head of the Ukrainian, mann, Colonia; Miss Patricii CARD OF THANKS Becoming Eitli*t CARTERET - MJM Bartara Kreitman, daughter of Mr. andFlushing, New York was matron Orthodox Church of the U.S.A., Jane Arduioi, daughter of Mr. andVare, Wyncote, Penna; Miss Carol of honor, for her sister. Eugene Mrs. Benjamin Kreitman of Mont- will lead the list of church hier- Mrs. Lewis C. Arduini, Sr., 1Kostur4 , Carteret; Miss Christin< clair, became the bride of Dennis Brown, brother of the bridegroom, Two Carteret Residents JO6EPH KATDSA In the United States, the who^ archy and clergymen in attend- Oakwood Avenue, became the Wolak, Perth Amboy. Miss Kath R Brown, ion of Mr. and Mrs.of Carteret was best man. ing crane, California condor, ance at the Convention. We wish to express our »in bride of Joseph William Arway, leen Baumann, Woodbridge, nieci Frank Brown of 77 Roosevelt Ave- A graduate of Montclair High thanki'to'airour'reiaUves, friendsjivorj Wiled wood-recker. timber of the bridegroom, was flowergirl, Case To Speak At Fort Dix Encampment U, United State* Army, son of nue, at a double ring ceremony School, the bride received a bach- U. S. Senator Clifford P. Case and neighbors for their kind ex- wolf and Ugnou sheep all arc In Mrs. Mary Arway, 717 St. George Best man was Lt, Lewis J. Fin- performed Sunday at 6:30 p.m.elor of arts in business adminis- of New Jersey, sponsor of a bfll CARTERET - Two cituen-l He la married to the former pressions of sympathy, their many danger of extinction. Avenu*, Woodbridfe, and the late occhio, US Army, CosCob, Conn. at the Richfield Caterers, Verona tration degree from Upsala Col Joseph Arway, In a military wed- Ushers were Lt. Martin Gilllgan, in Congress to recognize Eastern soldiers from Carteret presently Miss Janice Batiuk and has two acts of kindness, the spiritual by Rabbi Abraham Album of thelege. East Orange, in 1960. She is ding Saturday. The marriage took US Army, Newark; Lt, James Orthodoxy as the fourth major are serving with the 78th Divis- sons, Louis Michael and Kevin bouquet* and the beautiful floral Carteret Jewish Community Cen- an eighth grade teacher in the place In St. Joseph Church, Car- Hay. US Army. Baldwin, N. Y.. ter. Faith in this country, will be the ion (Training) at its annual two- Patrick. tributes they extended during our Harrison school system. teret, at a double ring nuptial Lt. Charles J. Aldrich, US Army The bride, given in marriage by main speaker at the Banquet on week summer encampment at Sgt. LaBracio is the personal bereavement in the death of our Mats officiated by Rev. Robert Hillton, N. Y,; Lt. Michael J her parents, wore a white silk or- Mr. Brown a graduate of Car- Saturday evening at the Hotel Fort Dix. Thqy are First lieuten- driver for General Cassidy. Born beloved brother and devoted unc- Arway, C. M., brother of thSpagnloae , US Army, Seneca Fall ganza gown designed with an oval teret High School, received a Robert Treat. ant Louis JR. Kady, of 26 Pat- in Eliiabeth, where he attended le, Joseph Katusa. bridegroom. N. Y. and Lt. Peter P. Sollgon, U! bachelor of science degree from rick St., and Sergeant Vito La- Thomas Jefferson High School, be We especially wish to thank: neckline, fitted bodice, bell shaped Other Convention affairs will in- Given in marriage by her fatter, Army, Warren, Pa, Recaption wai North Carolina State College of Brack), of 60 Lafayette Ave. has lived in Carteret for the past Rev.Andrew A. Ottal, pastor; the skirt, and Ihort sleeves appliqued clude Divine Liturgy, Luncheon, the bride wore a gown of peau de held at St. Ellas Hall. Carteret with Chantllly lace, The skirt, ac- Agriculture and Engineering, Ra- Lt. Kady is Aide-De-Camp to 10 years. He is self-employed Altar Boys and the Nuns of the Concert and Farewell Dance, ,-"' y sole with Alencon lace applique*. After a tour ot the southern cented with notifs of laae, fea- leigh, North Carolina. He served Brig Gen. John G. Cassidy, com- operatini g LaBraciio TruckinTki g Dominican Order of the Sacred It featured a scoop neckline, long states, Lt. and Mrs. Arway will re- tured a scalloped edged lace trim one and a half years in Germany He and Ms wife Heart Roman Catholic Church, Flowers Fet All the Passaic UOL Chapter. sleeves and a chapel train accent- tide in Columbus, Georgia. For with a court length watteau train. as a lieutenant in the U. S. Army divislon. Josephine are the parents of two Carteret; the officers and mem Occasions . . . hired at the Concert will be mem-! ed by a bow in back. She wore a travel Mrs. Arway wore a three Her tulip shaped crown, embel- He is associated with Frank turea at tne u>ncert win De mem- , . . _ . »>«»,,, v.tn ir and Pot#r bers of the First Catholic Slovak Call tor flowers, birth Brown's Department Store, Car fingertip length veil of rolled piece siut of pink dotted swiss with lished with seed pearls, lace and! bers of St. Demetrius Choir, led' Afte,• gradual^ from Carter^ boys. V,to Jr., and Peter. Jednota Society, Carteret; Mayor days, anniversaries, French illusion attached to a pill-white patent-leather accesories. teret. by local choir director, Dmitri1**."MAS* crystals, held a bouffant veil. University on a Andrew W. Banick and the Car- weddings, etc, to add box and carried a cascade bou- The bride was graduated from Zazworsky, ai part of a regional teret Council; Friends and neigh- extra joy to the even* quet of orchids, pompoms, baby's St. Mary High, Perth Amboy and choir formed expressly for per- and , earned an A.B, bors in Yonkers, New York; The -and other times to breath and stephanotis attached to from St. Francis Hospital School degree in 196», He currently is formance at the Conventionlinn. _-„--- - Slovak Citizen Club, Carteret; a prayerbook. of Nursing, Trenton, She was em- Patrica Ann Moses Other local members of express Tour Bympatin the working for hit Master's degree thoso who donated their can; the ployed as a staff nurse in Perth and thoughtfulnesj - Maid of honor was Miss Mary Convention Committee include* «j ^erg Graduate Business Registry SetI Pall Bearers; the Carteret," and ReUi McDonough, Woodbridge. At- Amboy General Hospital. Be asjcurtd of the finest Father John Hundiak and Father CARTERET - Ralph Antonello,| Rahway Police Escorts; The Ha- tendants were Miss Joan Joh- Lt. Arway graduated from Setoi Weds John /. Dolan In civilian life, Kady is . . -call us. CARTERET - Miss Patricia Walter Campbell of Carteret, herPeter Melech, Spiritual Advisors, ed as a sales repreiMitatiw ta.tb» head coach, has designated the vey's Funeral Home, s Ann Moses, daughter of Mr. andsister. Bridesmaids were the Mrs. Anna Trueh, Mrs. Barbara Union-Morris Counties, area for week of July 19-July 23 as the New York and the Binib Funeral Mrs. Floyd Moses, 133 Pershing Misses Patricia Penksa and PaHedesh- , Mrs. Pauline Prokopiak, Xerox Corporation. He la a former official registration week for all Home for satisfactory services WAUpRCK'S CHRISTINE LEE'S Avenue, was united in marriage tricia Egan, both of Carteret. Miss Catherine Lesky, and Mr.member of the Carteret Board of boys intererted in signing up for rendered. FIOWESS Metro J, Baran. general chair- the 1965 Carteret Sportsmen Pop to John J. Dolan of Avoca, Pa. Serving as beat man was Rob- Education. THE XATUSA FAMILY US Amboj Ate. ME t-iU by the R«v, Anthony M. Gaydos, ert Dolan, of Avoca, brother of man of Cranford. Warner Football Program. To be MR. & MRS. JOSEPH BERTHA 0. S. M. at Joseph's Roman Cath- the bridegroom. Ushers were eligible for this program a boy GASLIGHT olic Church at noon on Saturday. Stanley Hartnidd of Long Island, must be between the ages of 19- Escorted to the altar by hecousir n of the bridegroom and Miss Slottyinski Weds 13 years old and the maximum father, the bride wore a nylon John Kudrieh of Carteret. ( weight allowed by the Pop Warn- IS OUR Cocktail Lounge gown featuring a scoop neckline The bride is a graduate of St. er committee. Registration will be and Chantilly lace midriff, The Mary's High School, Perth Am- Robert m McMickle ~ at Carteret Park Field No. 1 all 66 CHERRY ST., ELIZABETH back of her chapel length train boy, and is employed by Evan wepk long between the hours' of BUSINESS was held by a bow. Her crown, Picone, Inc., Rahway. CARTERET - Sacred Heart Port Reading. John Buekiewicz 1-3 P.M. Last year's report cards Roman Catholic Church was theiof Metuchen was ringbearer. must be presented at the time of designed with aurora borealis Mr. Dolan was graduated from setting on Saturday at 3 P. M for: The bride attended Carteret registration. Parents are Invited [New Entertainment Policy! crystals, held an imported Eng- Duryea High School, Duryea Pa., High School and plans to attend the wedding of Miss Georgette to attend the registering of the Air - Rail — 8teamihip — Hojel lish illusion cloud veil. She carand served in the U. S. Army beautv culture school in the fall. NOW! ENTERTAINMENT 7 NIGHTS ried a bouquet of white rose buds, for four years. He is employed Marie Slotwinski and Robert Wil- boys to ask any questions they liam McMickle, with the Rev. Mr McMickle is a graduate of TOUB AND CRIMI RESERVATIONS lilies of the valley and an orchid. by the Pennsylvania Railroad at Carteret High School and is em- may have concerning the Pop Andrew A. Okal officiating at THE WORLD OVER Her matron of honor was MrsWaverl. y headquarters in Newark. ployed by General Cable Corpora- Warner program. • SUNDAY k TUESDAY NIGHTS the, double ring ceremony. The Carteret Sportsmen are the tion, Perth Amboy. PheneVAMUl CHINESE AUCTION The bride is the daughter of 1964 Northern Division Champions FREDMELLER CARTERET - The Junior Mr. and Mrs. William Slotwinski and all members of last year's Pianist . Vocalist, Direct From New York's East SMet men's Guild of the Hungarian Re of 5 St. Ann Street. Mr. McMickle Summer Picnic is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert squad are isked to contact any fanned Church will hold a Chinese Install Haroski member of the committee during auction on September 13 at th< Owen McMickle of 78 Union Travel Bureau • MON., WED., THURS., FR1. & SAT. Street. this registration week to receive Bethlen Hall, Cooke Avenue, com Slated by Players some pictures and an award if 303 Maple Street mencing at 8 P. M. Mrs. Bettj Given in marriage by heKr C Grand Kni»ht they have not already been con- The Incomparable EMERSON Matto and Mrs, Marge Jenset CARTERET - The Saint Jo- father, the bride wore a gown tacted. PERTH AMBOf, N. J. Unique Plan and Vocal Styling. are co-chairmen. seph's Playen are making plans of Chantilly lace styled with a CARTERET - Carey Council, WORLD WIDE TRAVEL for their first annual family picnic scalloped neckline, a full skirt 1290, Knights of Columbus is plan- SPECIALISTS SINCE 1807 RwrrattoM fcgfetM on ffeckeads: ttl-UO to be held this summer. The date Baskets were originated for col-! Hall Preparatory School, South accented with sequins and beads ning and all-out fight on indecent letting and storing grain. ', Orange, and was graduated this will be set soon. George Straley and a detachable train. Her literature and pornography in Uvhwna . Dinners • Cocktails. Authentic Cantonese June from Niagara University ii chairman of the picnic com- three-tiered veil fep from a crown Carteret. mittee; other members include CWiint. Private Dining Row and Bar Available for Parties! Niagra Falls, N, Y. Upon gradua designed with pearls. She car-This was outlined by Grand! Lillian Kiniry, Pat Merelo, Frank Tot Infomutloa or Rcserraflons, Call: W.Ua. Uon he was commissioned Lt. ir ried a prayer-book decorated with Knight Andrew Haroski as as thel the US Army, and will be stSibiliaa , Sandy Siege! and Peg Os- white orchids and carnations. borne. Council installed its new officers. ROUTEMAN SERVICE COSTS NO MORE! tiontd at Fort Benniog, Georgia. Miss Patricia Kerchefsky, of Others installed were: Deputy Robert Merelo, President of the Carteret, was maid of honor. The Grand Knight, T. Hanley; Chan- Players, |ias appointed the fol bridesmaids were Miss Mary Ann cellor A. Sanillo; Warden, F. Morey LaRue will pick up and deliver your laundering and dry cleaning-all at no extr,. cost to youl Just think how much time and lugging this Morey 1-aRue "plus service" »il'- lowing coftimittee chairmen: dra Lovas, cousin of the bride; Miss Truesdale; Advocate, T. Koch; save you! And, please keep this important fact in mind: MOREY URUE ROUTEMAN matic play reading; Dorothy Me Patricia McMickle, sister <${ theinside guard K. Grasafolli; Out- SERVICE COSTS NO MOKE! Waiters, assisted by Peg O'Grady, bridegroom and Mias side Guard, M. Down*1, Lecturer, Frank Sibilia and Charles Laug- Bower, all of Carteret Miss June A. Arba. • Dependable COME SEE THE hery; Musical Play-Jleading Mazur, of Carteret, was It was announced that another George Straley, assisted by Edith girl. meeting of the Columblettes will •Convenient Lecher and Joan naneri; Pro- The best man vas Ambrose be held at the Columbian Club gram Committee, BUI Hueston as- • Bonded Ginda, of Carteret.! Ushers were July is at 8 p.m. John Petrosino Is IkevLaRue sisted by Mike Gilligan, Harry George Lovas, of Carteret, cou- Columbiettes. Heim, Tom Burdet and Bob Mer coordinator Parade Of Car Values sin of the bride, Dennis McMickle elo; Assistant Drama, Ejthel of Carteret, brother of the bride- Cookbooks appeared in AT Heim. groom and Eugene Ercolino, of Greece in the fourth century B.C. LAUNDERERS - CLEANERS GODENY CHEVROLET! TAGGART'S DRIVING SCHOOL ... CALL it ... The Dealer With The HILLCREST 2-6161 • HU 6-5000 "BIG CITY VOLUME" • AD 216422 • PR 5-8676 Plus ... Friendly Small-Town Atmosphere ROUTEMAN SERVICE • HIGH TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR COSTS NO MORE! PRESENT CAR * FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERFECT • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON MOST MODELS • GOOD SELECTION OF "OK" USED CARS t Wadjj check jour UU- pbuai director]! 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Margaret Weisman her three-tiered veil, and she donor; Mrs Seymour Ovsiew, ichard Olin Wataon was carried n missal acrmtod with iriK year for tho folonin Chapter Seniority mil ranks ability as the treasurer; Mrs. Rudy Rettig, Sa Saturday at St Mary's two white orchids. nf lladnssnh were mil limn) at a basis for electing chairmen far „ S Church, Perth Amboy, Miss Maureen Williams, Fords, combined fund raising, proRram- Hadassnh supplies; and Mrs. Mel-most of the important commit- • " r R,. Rev. Msgr. James was maid of honor. Bridesmaids mine and donor mootinc nl the vin Schlessinger. medical center. tees in the I'. S. Congress. If home of Mrs Torn- (llinn. 38 1 the double were Miss Jenn Bodnar, ami Miss Mary Neville, both of Wooribridgn Tlirlma Court. TI,P bride is the stepdaughter Joseph Massina, Colonia, served Tentative fund raisins plans in- clude a rummage snip set (or late Airs Kliwbcth Weisman, Bunns as best man. Ushers were Robert 1895 CHRISM'S 1965 Zalick Perth Amboy, and Allan August: a summer theater party , „„. anrf the late Albert Weis- Nichols, Rahway. al the Papermill Playhouse; "The Friendly Store" m'in'Mr. Watson is the son ol The bride attended Woodbridge •lewish New Yenr Cards under ^ r1,,d Mrs. Olin Watson, 898 High School. Her husband is a I lie chaiiTnanship of Mrs. Robert FORMFIT SALE \V|.,t Avenue, Port Reading, graduate of the Middlesex Coun- Ciihn. Now Yew's greetings, Mrs. ty Vocational and Technical High Tilden Isaac, Candy sole, Mrs. li|V(M, in marriage by her step- BRAS ><<-* 3°° 2.39 School, Perth Amboy. iliihin (inilti: tablecloths and hn,H,,r George Fraind^of Perth Sinnha cake, Mrs. Murray Green- ' hm' the bride was attired in PANTIE GIRDLE ; span: life saver hank. Mrs. Mil ,; ilT '.-own fashioned with a four I U. S. Highway 40 crossos the Reg. $M :„,,'„! floor length skirt, scalloped 40th parallel four times on its ton KiR; certificates, Mrs. Harry kjiiio, long sleeves, and a cha- ^000-mile stretch from Atlantic to Friedman: tree certificates. Mrs 4.77 „,! ii•npih train. A crown design- Pacific. Knlph Hess. Tentative programs outlined by PANTIE GIRDLE Mrs. Terry Glinn: September, a Reg. 10.M spaiker; October, a film on the 7.99 Hadassah Medical Organisation; TAKING CUE FROM ELDERS: Evidently Impressed by picket signs carried on TV news broadcasts, these youngsters on November, annual paid-up mem' This Could Be iw une aped their elders by expressing their thoughts In the same manner-nut In this ense it was to say thank you for the lership night; December, donor; BRA SALE MaldenformSale installation jrf new equipment at the Bunns l,ane playslte, wit to the housing project. Signs read: "Thank you for the park, Mr. nnuary, Jewish National Fund; morieiisen, /ilrpolo All American Mayor thank you" "Us Kids from Bunns Lane Thank You" and one youngster on a slide February, vocational education Sweet Music Bras carried a sign, 'Im Sliding Down to Say Thank Yon." The signs were all home mnde and of every conceivable shape, material and Jewish Music Month; March, Famous Makers You, Next Year! Aliyah; April, medical center and stretch strap discontinued rtylei white elephant sale; May installa- H«i* 2fof4.M The thrill am Mcitemeiit of t tion of officers. Table* to 10.W real vacation next year can b* Members attending were Mrs, mofUy strapfeM Sweet Marie Bras yonrs If you save regularly (or || Ladies Further Martin Rogotf, president; Mrs. elastic back now! Sol Breshinsky, Hadassah Medical Organization chairman; Mrs, Mil- SgOO I* M» M. 2.99 Plans for Ball ton Eig,--We saver bank; Mrs. WOOnBIUDGE - Mrs. Charles Terry Glinn, program vice presi-|| Concertina fJoldstein has been named Wood- SNAPPI GIRDLES arci ticket chairman for Pantie Girdle I ho Holiday in Old New York Ball, by Veniu Big. IK October 10 at the Grand Ball- loom of the Hotel Astor, New Reg. 4.H 4.99 i York City, sponsored by the Wo- Omoerttnt men's Auxiliary of the John F 3.50 Kennedy Community Hospital Pantie Girdto Mis George K. Smith is genera R«t. S.0O to* hi chairman. Mrs. Nathanial B. Beg. 7* Cole, and Mrs. Vincent Scully are 4.00 co-chairmen. 6.49 JOIN OUR Mrs. Frank Frontcra. Mrs. Me iraysnn, Mrs. Edward Payson and Mrs. Richard A. Zahn head the journal committee; Mrs. Alex uitler Kermendy is chairman o FAMOUS NAME VACATION CLUB Mifts assisted by Mrs. John L, Ohizmadia and Mrs. Roy V, Ti weekly deposits mount up fast, You can tus; Mrs. Edward Bastian, Mrs, 2094 TO 25#> OFF / opw i CARTERET BANK * TRUST VACATION Jack Dickson, and Mrs. Philip N NO TAX CUB in the amounts oJ $1, », 13, « or $10. And Schwalje are in charge of tickets thrre't DO charge for opening or closing your ac- Mrs. Cole is in charge of deco- rations. FOR YOUR WOMEN'S jM count. Come la and start yours today-nut year VACATION NEEDS you'll be M glad yon did! MIRACLE JW UUEST SPKAKER CITED: Richard N. Mosolgog, , left,, presidnpresident of thee Woodbridgrige e Township ! First Federal Highway was the Complete Selection EMMA J. D'ALESSIO TREAD Sfi Jaycees, is shown presenting a certificate of appreciation to Martin Snyder, committerman frnm fioo-mile road from Cumberland to SHOES MM* the 4th Ward, Mth District, in Elizabeth in recognition of the program he presented on "Practical • Summer Vanclalia, completed in 1852 at ENGAGEMENT TOLD: Mr. Politics" to the local chapter at their last meeting in Stanley's Gallery. cost of $7,000,000. VahiM to 1M9 ^^*jfcw gnd Mrs. Carmen J. D'Alesslo, Sportswear CARTERET BANK 5 Turner Street, Port Reading, 6.99 tffl^ffil Rev. Marsh to Preach announced the engagement of # Swimwear their daughter, Emma Jane, to 2 or. 13.00 V AND TRUST CO. At Sunday Services Louis C. Osleckl, Jr., son ot Mr. SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT WOODBRIDGE - The morning1! and Mrs. Louis Osiecki, 44 New CHARGE IT worship service at the First Pres-! Dover Road, Iselin, at a dinner byterian Church of Woodbridge party for the Immediate famil- "Our 42nd Year of Uninterrupted Service will be held, Sunday. 9:30 A. M. ies held at Lou Homer's Ad Lib, To Our Community" with the Rev. James M. Marsh, Route 1, Woodbridge. assistant minister preaching. A graduate of Woodbridge Se- * MAIN OFFICE, ic Fred A. Briegs, Jr.. director of j nior High School, -class d 1965, 20 Cooke Avenue, Carteret music, announced Miss Dorothy She is now attending Wtnferd BANKBBANKB**O HOURS: Yaros will be soloist. Iteuuty Academy, Perth Amboy. DUIT I UH. to I PJt-rudjy f 4JL te | )7 MAIS ST.. WOODBRIDGE, :V. J Nursery will be provided for Mr. Osiecki graduated from the younger children. Woodbridge Senior High School OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. - 6 P.M., Friday 9:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. BRANCH OFFICE Closing exercises for daily va- in 1964 and is employed by Gen- Open All Day Wednesday Shopping Center cation Bible school will be held, eral Motors, Linden. JUKSTTMA hoirk tomorrow at 10 A. M. D»llT » AJt to « » AJt. to 4 r M. Cordell, Kansas, was hit by a tornado three successive years; MANY D0LURS InransM Carpontton 1916, 1917,1918, and each time on DURING OUR May 20. YOU CAN SAVE A Refrigerator- Freezer SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! WE ARE ALLOWING "TOP" DOLLAR ON offers you all the advantages ALL TRADESI SO WHY DON'T YOU STOP IN TODAY AND SET WHAT YOU CAN of a Supermarket in your Kitchen! SAVE ON A BRAND NEW '65 CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, IMPERIAL, VALIANT OR BARRACUDA. WE KNOW YOU W1U M SEEK FEDERAL AID: Freeholder John J. Fay, Jr., left, Chairman of the Department of Cor- rectional and Penal Institutions; Congressman Edward J. Patten (U-15 Disl.-NJ), center; and Free- PLEASANTLY SURPRISEDI holder Thomas H. Lee, right, confer in Patten's Washington fit!ice on tin- possibility of the county obtaining federal aid for the new County Juvenile Detention Home and the proposed new County Jail. CAROUSEL LOWERS AIL PRICES DURING ON ALL MAKES & MODELS ECONOMICAL • BUSINESS^ lASUSUAL^t 65 VALIANTS Thanks to you and you for forcing us to enlarge our beautiful showrooms with the most unusual displays of everything for the Home in wood or Formica. Come in and see New Jersey's largest Formica and Wood Kitchen displays. You will be so glad you did. CUSTOM \ * MAGNIFICENT DESIGNED 65 CHRYSLERS BEAUTIFUL 65 PLYMOUTHS ..•andyou don't have to standin line \ -• \\ ( at the check-out counter! / FORMICA "m IMMEDIATE 36 MONTHS LOW BANK VANITY M AMEHICANSTAHOARO DELIVERY! TO PAY! FINANCING! fo«M nub, mdniftt ni«b,, mopectep dg gntiU-auy tune ot the dty 38 I BATHROOM «ittt-w!»jMowii • modem work*ih«R«H|tntor.Fr«ierRHF . •it-ill- iui> 1;- • On« 'util SAVE 10% 5 YR. 50,000 MILE • Hikllrn''O'l' DURING IJUK SALE WARRANTY! See the latent Frost-Free Refrigerator>Freezers at your BUY DIRECT FROM b, Uui Umi fovonk Appliance Dealer or Department Store. CALL COLLECT MANUFACTURER Lipnl Mtiluino I IVf MCtAUIt EL 2-6131 I SAVE 20% IN BASEMENT 0P1H Dill* 9 VM. Io DECORATIVE THOMAS JOSEPH ALUM. COMB. WROUGHT IRON RAILING Addi chain and urftly to WINDOWS your pofih. U>* for imid* focm divider. COSTELLO National C Lin. Funeral Home* Advtrititd! Ft. Easily rtmovtabl* for cl*«ning. 99 Green at. & Cooper Are. State & Center Sts. Up to 90 U.I, lot VI Iramform Iselin, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. BUILD-O-GLASS PATIO r*ovr waited ba$«- TeL W 84641 HI 24075 int. ALUM. COMB. DOORS PANELS a breathtaking Colorful, iloitk ihtttt, all family Room (or Full 1-indi thick. U.lui. lint quality. Corrugated. b.ll.r livingl waM. Inctvdti g I a • t 50 and tcr**n im*ft». 29 Ic • ROOM ADDITIONS • DORMERS • EVERY TYPE OF HOME IMPROVEMENTI 182 Ft KJver a ^Matf-L-entury COLONIAL WOOD SCALLOP METAL GRANT'S DOES THE ENTIRE JOB . WALL TILE Planning . . . Designing . . . Building . . . Financing COMBINATION DOORS DEPENDABLY & ECONOMICALLY! A tandblnOtioti doof thcrt will bland Written Guarantee With Every Job! P. in with a ctiarmnlg colonial touthl . it. SIZES; H Terirn Tailored to Your Budget ... Up to 7 Yean to Pay! FORMICA LAMINA11U 10 27"x6'9" D, Jit %uL 95 %" PLYWOOD r, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! T9"x6'9" liJ.ol for count.i luu, I.IV- PLASTIC WALL TILE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE 3'l"x6'9" lubl., 22 !EA PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT 3824838 Iflidaleiex County IV. T. GRANT CO. GRANT CITY 45 CENTRAL AYE., CLARK, N. J. FUNERAL HOME Parkway fxil 135 Sit. WM - AUGUST V. GRBINBR Director FREE USE OF CAR-TOP CARRIERS • DELIVERY AVAILABLE • Advertised items Cash & Carry OfHtR BUI10-O-MATS Al UNDtN KtYPORI. fcATONTOWN, MANAbgUAN 8. IAUREUON COOK OUT OR COOK IN -SAVE CASH ON THESE THESE ALWAYS A SMART IDEA! Super-Right" Values! VALUABLE BROILING, FRYING, BARBECUE J COUPONS! PLAID STAMPS m WHOU SAVE 1 CHICKENS 29: Com* $•# . . . Spirt, Cut-up or Quartered « 33' N You'll Sove? CUP THIS COUPON! Fresh Chicken Parts LEG QUARTERS T; lb35' HORMEL CANNED BREAST QUARTERS Z 45 e legs i 49« Breasts ;E S9fc Wings 29c Backs & Necks 10« HAMS 4i3.49 SHciCaMw Hut 'N Swve! FRESH er CORNED BONELISS «,.„,,, Cll(l frtntCita "Sip«r-RICM" Qullty (P.rt , BRISKET BEEF 99 79* SMOKED PICNICS 'It' 45 LEO of VEAL 49! (P0R> ib. Froth Picnics California Roast RUMP of VEAL 55 Turkey Roasts Livorwvrst ." •?£?*" 4- ROAST IONIUM JHOULDM Chick*nLiven Spare Ribs £?JSJ£J BEEF, VEAL, PORK ,, csc MiYFP NONE ««79, go«Ik, HIGHER! Sliced Bacon " CUP THIS COUPON! j Stewing Yeal •«• MEL-O-BIT SLICES FRANKFURTERS I Yeal Cubed Steak Sharp Iwkt, WKil. Of « Ptmtnia 65 Colored Ajfltrtcan Prtmium > Veal Cutlets M.49 •ib. ib. SWIFT'S Cap'* John's ? N Seafood Salt.' FARM FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLE BUYS! Haddock Fillet 'MronrCfcofee! fcr € Swtliirr IUd Ripe wkok C 2J 2 99 WATERMELONS ROUE PRICED HIGHER! m\m 79 Hadlook Dinner Mirty Finn, SWEET CORN NONE PRICED HIGHER 10 tiri Sw«#t Juicy NONE PRICED HICHiR! in. NONE PRICED E DevHedOrab Red Plwms HIGHER! Seedless Grapes Jucy N D Iceberg Lettuce ™HT ZW Cucumbers **!*«• JANE PARKER BAKED FOODS N0 ED Pascal Celory HS iJif Chicory or Euarole CUP THIS COUPON! NEW GREEN NONI PRICED PEACH PIE Cabbage NONE PRICED HISHEHI 5* Lemons HI6HMI f SAVE 20- C UkU 39 MottA.M. P.M. 3 79* ActP Instant CoHee SOlDtrMARlLE SAVE 10c H PLUM PEUED »l-li. I2«.« ftA |\-l-.ilSIL WHITE HOUSE alt Crescent Pound Cake rODv TOMATOES-C.IH.J un I *Uv III y Ml IK MtntNonF.f w. IN J Sandwich Broad "¥E" : rrormeriSpam "tr M:» Natoes ZuT tr10- 1 ID AVE. Health tBtwty Aid D*pt Angel Food Cake ^r' CoronetPmiiJuice i29' Progresso CANNEUN.MANS 2 "^W l4 RftAblM SUNSHINfr—HYDE PARK IJ«i.j7» RlirpW RAAbiM Oiim.il« Coconirt ''AovflQ* M n9n vVjpOT PwWrwOjeiJ W Pecan Cherry Donisk j JaokFrosted ^fi^^ «* Cadillac5in 1 DosFMd 2 ^SS* It Route 1 NIWI I*M Hriw MMMH h COOK I IS DANISH 2 * Nucoa Margarine «•-"*- '^et Sweet'NLow ™Zt l 3T *•""•»••* SHORTBREAD • k« Pillsbury Flour A P.>. 5;; 63° Marcal White Napkins 2% 21' CtiocoUt* NtUmOookiN Chip pi,. Bel Monte S Corn *:'«' Kitohen Charm Wax Paper ~;20* 0 CUP THIS COUPON I FROZEN FOOD BUYS! Del Monte ^'^r Corn 2itL39 Dixie Cup Refills on oo MLM0NTE C Horn, M*id Viriom Bnndi (IDSI^IHI LiMomdt) Tomato Sauce 10 \Z 9S Garbage Bags •fso Stewed Tomatoes E L 3 ,c 79C Nylonge Sponges CllylcM Fruit Drinks 10 89' M0 N TE M.d. Sit* Bumble Bee White Tuna 2 ':, 75' Armstrong Z Floor Care TOWARDS TMI PUICHASI Of UPOrai(«JwM ('„*:, S7* THIS cant $1.00 or MORE IN OUR In. |0 COUPON Chtclan or T«rk*y " pligi. THIRST QUENCHERS! A&P'S DAIRY BUYS! SULTANA « 11 ex. CUB—All Flavors—aagular or Low Calorit AJ-P Brand >/2 pt. oont. pt.ooBi. FROZEN FOOD DIPT. ica cr( i Vtnttltl ™ ^9*- TU. Heavy Cream 2 59< 57* C*«|Ma e**d anty In AAf Swpw BiDeceliSpe8ny.r:s:L XW Canned Soda 12 89* ? with Almondi <> fQ* a AtP-P«itturi»4 1-lb.Mt pki3t *" B.C. Juice Drink *'Z «!!n*3 Cottage Cheese 25* c m e AIP Birds Eye Onions \ :;'s J:r 'p;;39 Cream Cheese Paittutmd 2 5 i oi. QQe Whipped Butter l0t4Sl na I HAN to D«IUM Ch«i<—Put Proc.il Morton Dinner* Juice Drint Kraft Am.ric«n Sllc.i UeI MOIIIV CUP TNIS COUPON! GhoiMolFliYtn MARVEL MESTMHT SAVE 10% and MORE on these BEAUTY AIDS! EXCISE TAX SAVINGS and EXTRA SAVINGS on THESE SPECIALS! IceCream i: 59' 179* 15 n. HAIR SPRAY l 7 CHOICE OF FOUR Copper Tone t. Oil bot, ** Hidden Magic Special Offtri loi.ipny OQC CURRIER 1 IVES DECORATED CANISTERS Menntn's Deodorant pUitic Score Hair Cream tub* Witkairttort a nn OUR OWN AAf Rsgulor lSup«r5o)l e Whtn You Ptrchaii I WJ TEA SAGS 71 Adorn Hair Spray 1.29 Halo Hair Set I4oi. c«n 98 I V I IVIU WPP More Low-Priced Persona/ Netdil Stripe Toothpaste WMX3E3BHM S oi. tub* A I * Reaiemon Lemon Juice Bayer Aspirin 100 J,. 59C Q-Tips Cotton Swabs Gerber's Baby Cereals Swift's Meats for Babies Blue Cheer C *tm..l. R,ct 0fM,..d 9 '"• H7 Str.in.d Vi(itti«i ^I<"99 *• pkfi. "' CLIP THIS COUPON! Beechnut Fruit Juices Tetley's Tea Bags Ivory Snow - 48::; 65' '^ 33* BW id,' injw^TMwaMnnnnsHsHsaiisMsffl^"^ Calo Liver and Chicken Parts • thru SAT. 4 F.rC.h.M.*, 2 IVORY DASH tint »•' PERSONAL SOAP DETERGENT Lestoiil Pine Scent l>M39c J Id. - K. prig. I'D, Lux Toilet Soap i OPEN 1HI GKEAT AflANflC & fACIHC TEA COMTANY, INC 12 79* 67 3.97 WHIl•« 2 V:35i Lux Toilet Soap Pii.oj eHi-ttive thru July 17th in Sup«r Markeli All TnUvti 1'nnii:. i.- 1-J<- i. Mill ami .Mt'oln.l UNDAY a. ;l Se''*tiv' • it -.t only in N!criiisi"ii Nt ri Beicr«Krj ricjii|ii li.nu I'Uul St«n»|i Ollrr. 2 2.25' J«i»cy, OrOny* und Rackland Countmi. a. m. to S p. ni. STATUS SEEKERS What's Past Is Past t-Cfaftrr (Eartmt Twenty-five years aRo-Thc marine movement in~.^.w. U\\t struck Smith's Creek in full force and is pininR momenhim , it has already reached an all-time peak with no siRn of until every inch of available water frontage is utilize Published WMkly On Thursday By g My social ,. , — craft valued at #00,000 arc now tied up in the crwk. NORTH JERSEY PUBLISHING. INC. shJwSmynamea5itwasbeiore The gateway to a Rif?antic residential and business I married. 1 have been mpkfljj Woodbridge Township has been blasted wide open (hi. War i Lawrence F. Campion, Publisher for several months, tat ^em- township real estate department revonl 1 Roosevelt Avi. tt Green Street ployer n costs are set at _ $225,000 for 1940 and ^ Harry P. Frank, Associate Publisher Carteret, N. J. «ie total may hit Woodbridge. N. J. hete lo(| Tel: Kl 1-5600 I Tel: ME 4-1111 A. Yes; however, you must vrar. Change your name with the So- MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS - ONE YEAR, $4.00 SIX MONTHS $2.15 Fifteen years ago a spontaneous and substantial demand that I 10c PER COPY cial Security Administration so (he wages reported for you hy Township Committee appoint the top man in civil smb nl your employer tan be properly Elmer Krysko, for promotion to sergeant in the polire drp^ Time to Break a Bad Habit credited to your account. You is contained in a petition and postal card campaign dinvip(| i ser, social security has no ir '%** & * fnr p**rfpct 3tfi>1r>dirv** ^""^ ***>1v Mr. and Mrs. fliffop TV overall progrw o< !hr 2fl Clyde Avenue, M as : *vMW schfinl was <*•( up and rarrwd is the son of Mrs. Helen Suisw.il, •.#$• A 1910 graduate of Woodbridge *-A cr under the dtrrHw of M;w •m h'aycite Street, Perth Amboy. Hflen Mako amt V« Mvvvrif (livon in marriage by her father, High School. Mr» Cumber is em- I he hrido wore a floor length gown ployed by th« Indiana General ,v^'~, * fc Corporation, Kftasbey. The teaching staff included M;M of silk faced peau de soic styled 1 Mr. Cumber attended Perth Am- •.#•*» Krta P.ihary, Miss Rath Surter with short sleeves trimmed with Venice lace, a batteau neckline boy High School and nerved three Mis- Rerki> Irish, and Mte Unfa years in tht II. S. Army. He is ;0mieykn Ymrent fiwiafrio if the and an A line skirt which extend-: od into a ctnpel length train A employed hy Universal Metal and Tnmmunity Presbyterian O:;v!i, matching bow of peau dc soie RoofinR Company, Meolo Park. F'di=on. was in chars* <•* 'he ol>1er held her three-tier veil of English ; registrants illusion, and she carried a prayer- During Us MOO years of We a I A feature of the srhoo! WM a honk with two white orchids. isere* of visits to Mtgfetarfciad pound of radium will fto 00 ichiirrhes in promotion of inter- Mrs. Frederick Koop. Sayreville, 80,000 tifnet as much energy at was matron of honor for her sis- j faith appreciation ter. Bridesmaids were Miss Ka-released by the bumlnf of • I Handicraft products of chM-ncn ren Herman, Hopelawn, sister of pound of coal. of various age levrb WHT ei- AWARD WINNER: Mis* Marilyn Smnk, 113 Wesl Pond Road, hihited HtftUwv, recriTtd U«« Stuart <;irl Award at the graduation Wl.KSFX eirrd»e> of the Stuart School nl IliislnrsH Administration held ncrttij at the Monmoath Hotel, Spring Lake. Miss Hmak h Women's Guild Phm$ tfc* 4a«(Mer of Mr. and Mrs Frank Smnk. She IK employed by Luncheon-Swim Party bV Ease Research and Engineering Company, Elizabeth, New M Mi. CITIZENS: Resident* of Mldd wt Jersey. » attended the SOth annual Jer»T Boy.' SUn> .t Ratgen U«l»*«tty WOODBWDGE - The Wood- , iifft l» rii'ht) front row: Dennis Vogler, I : < harless RirevotRicevutoo , NNe w BiBrunswick;k FklFranklii n Ow, Fjst Bnnmricki ; Mark L«i>- i bridge Chapter of the Perth Am- Mrturhin; Bob Brooks, Edlwn; George Spadorn, Mclurhrn""' "" ; Jo? Molino, Jameshnrn R*» Welneart Mftofhrn boy General Hospital Women's r0»: Ken Kovact C"*?"* *«f ™ Ossad, Meturhen; Dave Powers. North Brunswick; SUn Blttoer. Pariin; Don PopowsU Guild will hold a luncheon and •: Robbie Howarth, Highland Prk; Dominic Cermlnaro, Highland Park: Pan! E. Prodnmio Highland Park swim party, Tuesday |ii«r ens Enjoy lints Forest Trip N Stiventy-six senior >i.'-i> ip.ited in the final 1 "' the season for tbt ffti'ir Citizen's Club MOD- _.-^..,';"--^rHipi :<$$$!& I The unnjp traveled to Start j, i^r Tuxedo Park, M. Jop (or to* "golden » il* Red Apple.Motel • their deainatlon, where .','} im'mten of the group iii< m$ I •*«•*. \Sr; ,,,. ^m, ,',.vr..-;:j|f!i COmtmnpmvy furnishing* of unusual design and impeocmbl* taste )N (gWy enjoy tneir participatum in this epochal event. • Fir -i • . u. • .t' ', I Modern tfferingt in ifcu . . . our 10 Semi-Annual Mid-Summer Sale «r« man KIUI) abundantjthan ewrle/ore ... and price reduction* «r« o/ *wt Qmtnm* tf«y we remold you that early arrivals nill hava (he "advntmga *f bm T» Jk ••. ***** *y is? BEDROOMS nmiw $AU met i UIIBS -aaa On. Uw SaJif b^irial 256.00 1684NI B|5 l.VRTE --. .,•:.!•'»,,•. \h:, ,' glB.00 595.00 NtHU. r r M , hlt»Wk 139.00 89.00 Senfrpicra ThonutWU* Bedro«« with 879.00 695.00 , M* U|B chMl md twin nimn_ iUi«Uck«k«k— 189.00 129.00 SeresfiMi Th«nu«Till« Ch«i»p«|a* 778.00 595.00 TABLES flulili bedroom with twin minor* 89.00 59.00 DINING ROOMS On TnratiM aorkU ncMnlw **K 119.00 79.00 HiB»i>lM« Oil Wtlnut diaini TMM On* Baud timwiJi. 125.00 84.00 hlefaiaiai ubl«, four tide, lw« ina ckaln, 569.00 449.00 GAIJA m bilfci, »B •»• b«»kfr#»L— LAMPS # Nkto-pioc* Bluchad Valnui Diaiai «•«• wtt ipholManHl bicki and MiU b Ulac. On* iS" Brtfc VIUMU 119.00 8940 884.00 C9S.00 lanPr [POLKA a«y W>l^ M** — '— On. mi |lw -»4 129.00 89,00 AS VSVAL WE INCLUDE OVR CUSTOM • LIVING HOpMS PIECES, PARTICULARLY OVR JL 'ANCE! Tw*fi*c* nctionil widi burnpw 9M» 559.00 395.00 Ml < Here and There: Belated birthday to Markm, Dunham. Fords, who worked for many years as assistant to the Welfare Director at the municipal building... Also to Esther Aurten, long time resident of Sewaren, who is now making her home in ? TRUST COMPANY*«. Forked River . . . Engine- irst Bank man Fireman Richard F, Had- ley. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs C. N. Hadley, Ml DeKalb Avenue, Woodbridge, k serving aboard the icebreaker US8 Gla- cier, which has participated in the Navy's Operation Deep Freeze, America'* scientific prob- Fords, New Jersey ngs in Antarctica. The Glacier r til |g undergoing overhaul at the Boston Shipyard in preparation U EMLEN NOOSCVKIT for the next Deep Freeze cruise in the Fall... Torpedoman's Mate Hlttenttt t-»»oo Second Claw Lee W. Melody, DSN, son of Mr*. A. Foster, 125 Berkeley Boulevard, Iselin, re- cently returned to New London, Com,, aboard the nudeari»wer- ed ballistic missile submarine, USS Theodore Roosevelt... Army PFC Kenneth W. Van Bramer, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Van Bramer, S10 New Dover Road, Oolonia and PFC James J. Karroly, son of Mrs. EUiabeth Karroly, 41 Jen- sen Avenue, Fords, are now par- ticipating in tank gunnery train- ing at Grafenwohr, Germany. . . Bernard M. Ctiristenmn, son of Mrs. Edith M. Elek, 58 Fifth Street, Fords, is on the Dean's list at Marietta College. A grad- uate of Woodbridge Senior High School he is a business major. . . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Schrei- ner, 2 Surrey Lane, Colonia, va- cationed for a few days at White- face Inn, Lake Placid, New York. They enjoyed fishing and golf. . . Thomas J. Becker, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Kenneth J. Becker, 113 Hudson Street, Menlo Park Ter- race, was recently notified by the Department of the Navy, Bureau of Navy Personnel, that he had been nominated and selected tor admission as a regular NROTC student to Villanova University. Thomas graduated on June 13 from St. Joseph's High School, Metuchen, where he was an hon- or student. The NROTC supple- ments the U. S. Naval Academy. Students in the nrogram an ap- Minted midshipmen, take naval science courses in addition to ^ courses leading to a degree and ., nirticipate in summer cruises. Emission is based on a nigh score «n ,in aptitude test, motivation W a naval career, personal in- terview and selection by a special committee. . . lotting*: Miss Linda K. Kugel, 3 Iinda Av«m Colonia, is the new pre- sldenf tl the Evening Session Stu- •deafcGsuDdl at Uniotf "Junior Col- • > • -i t ••'.•>*• • i lege, Cranford. A graduate of -WoodbTidge High School, Miss .Kugel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Geprge Kugel, is majoring $ Ibiral arts. The playground pro- ;geam in the Township must be good, judging from the large number of youngsters who are tak- ing advantage of it. . , Wood-1 bridge Township students enroll-1 ed m Union Junior College's turn-1 mer session are William J. Al-I brecht, 12 Park Avenue; George I A. Comatas, 11 Wild Road; Hiss Nancy S'Aadradej IS Wisteria1 Drive; Paul R. Demko, 78 Man- hattan Avenue; Kenneth J. Fet- sko, 439 Hudson Boulevard; All- -in R, Gresham, 414 Alden Road; Michael J. Huzar, 5 Brookfllde tlourt; Joseph Lech, 86 Dewey Avenue; John M. Lucas,- 33 Han- son Avenue; Robert A. McKeown, 15 Jordon Road; Robert If. Novak, 14 Oakland Avenue; Jacob M. . Samarya, 64 Dartmouth Avenue; ' Robert J. Smolienski, 130 Warwick I Street; Dennis J Toth, 40 Elm Street and Howard A. Wolny, Barren Avenue,.. La*t filfl Not Least: Anne C. Crump, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crump. 77 Ava- Ion Drive, Colonia, visited the Uni- versity of Wisconsin Campus, Madison, Wis., to register for the Fall term . ?. Le«W DoyleJ daughted of Mr .ant) Mrs. Lee. Doyle, 31 Morningside Road, Col-* onia, was graduated from Berk- eley School, East Orange, after completing the intensive secre- « tarial course . . . Electrician's Mate Third Class John M. Garo- folo, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Garafolo. 300 Lake Avenue, fCol- onia and Boatswains Mate Third Class Robert J. Mago, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mago, 651 Leone ;S»reet. Woodbridge, are serving "board the aircraft carrier USS !Franklin D. Roosevelt, currently one bating with the US Sixth Fleet In the Mediterranean .. . S, Merl J^urilett, who was forcnerly man- ager of the Cinema in Menlo Park, -lias been named division manager > New Jersey for General Cinema > Corporation . . . Miss Susan jCot ' ,ter, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Cot- ter, 149 Bedford Avenue, Iselin, is « recent graduate of Berkeley School . . . Marine Sgt. Lawrence V Sehnal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Xawrence H. Sehnal, 21 Bradford "Place, Iselin, it serving as a mem bar of a helicopter squadron which is preparing to deploy on the am- phibious assault ship, USS Okin- awa on a cruise to the Caribbean . Airman Robert P. Guarino, <;SN, son of Mr. and Mr*, C. A. M*nufr Nd*rol Inwranot Corporation Guarino, 16 Eli Road, Colonia. graduated recently from Aviation Fire Control Technician School. MamDbk. Tenn NEWS A Newspaper Dedicated to the Bat From All the Independent - Leader Carteret Press Intern* of the Resident! of tht Community EDISON-FORDS BEACON Communities We Serve Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret Press Thursday, July 15,1965 PAGE NIMl I'll \IV OK GOOD COOKS: The Club did not rrquin- Ihc services of an rxtra cook lo prepare OLD TIMKRS HAVE GOOD TIME: I'hntn shows a Rri.up of members of the Golden Age Club of A CHAT AT PICNIC: Here nrp gome members of the Huh enjoyins n little talk after the affair. Hir iuc.ll nnd refreshment!! for the plrnlr. Members nf the Huh were on hnnd to serve Ihr eats. the Joseph A, Herman Gardens seated on the grounds of the apartment house and enjoying re- Shown from left to right arc M, Martin, Margaret Suto, J, Donoghue, Mrs. Julia Cole and Mary freshments. Dercxo. 9 inest musicians. We then com-, Plan AT SL'MMEK COURSE Minum P. Kligman'g Girls State Program Students Donate Boy's State Delegates pleted the concert by singing CARTERET - Paul A. Krentar along to various melodies which in August at ISO Washington Avenue, Car- Engagement Told were appropriate for the occasion. CARTERET - President. Viola teret' is amm« 520 students en- viewed by Lynn Sa bo |To Hospital ¥mi\ Write of Experiences Our last day was climaxed with Milak presided at thu Carteret rolled in the Summer Session at COLONIA-Mr. and Mm. David our graduation from Boys State, Jaycee-ette meeting held at the Union Junior College, Cranford. Kligman of Cypress Drive an- Summer Session, nounced the engagement of their Sabo, COLONIA - In a letter to Mrs.j CARTERET - Kenneth Kovacs, loting to fill the positions such as the "ideal" state. Here we said City Line Tavern. Committee re- daughter Miriam Phyllis to Ctene ,,| Mi. am! Mrs. Ern- Edward Partenope, president of 17, son of Mr. and Mrs, Stephen senator, assemblyman and free good-bye to the many friends we ports given were: Sunshine, Pick- which continues through August Allen Rabois, son of Mr. and Mrs. „. 22:1 Washington Avenue the Women's Auxiliary of theKovacs, 24 Pennsylvania Avenue holder. The elected officials then had come to know; these friend- nic, Family Counseling, Little 6, is providing classes in the ships were the basis of our suc- David Rabois of Bayside, New hti experiences as del- Borough Woman ; Inhn F. Kennedy Community Hos- and Stephen Suto, 16, son of Mr. made appointments to the minor Miss. Drug, Sabin File, Memorial morning for the first time as cessful week at Boys State. York. •1,111 the Carteret Legion pital, a representative of the fifth and Mrs. Stephen Suto Sr., 124!offices. This led to the state gov Dance, Story Hour and Girl-Scout Kr.ide nf School 22 advised the well as the evening. Miss Kligman was graduated . ,,t the Girls' State ses- Pershing Avenue, were the Car-|ernrnent on which we concentrat- From the standards set by the sewing contest. Sandy Ingrassia, jelais decided lo donate the money Mr. Krentar is currently en- rom Hillside High School and is Killed by Auto teret Legion delegates to the Boysjed a greater amount of our time. American Legion, we gained the past president, has been appointed jleft in the class treasury after a senior at the University of State. Here they tell of their ex- We were honored along with the most valuable teacher, experi- State R & R chairman, and Joan rolled in Union Junior College's 1 KIT - On Sunday, June the class trip to the John F. Ken- Michigan. Mr. Rabois, a graduate periences: ; other 867 Boy Staters by the pres- ence. We thank Carteret Post 263 Morton has accepted area chair- Evening Session as a liberal arts .;,nw »f effervescent teen- ncdv Community fund. of Bayside High School, is also a ence of Governor Richard J man for R & R's. major. < infiltrated the decorous Arline R.j Mrs Partenope stated, "The Arriving at the Rutgers cam- for making this priceless experi- senior at the University of Michi- CARTERET Mrs. who spoke at our lunch The next monthly meeting will Cinipus iind commenced Street, children in this class are to bepus, we were immediately in- ence possible and giving us the gan. Mellor, 41, of 98 Hickory eon ! held on August 3rd. ii,-ri'.ifter to be known as traduced to governmental work- - Throughout the ent.re week opportunity to take part in this; BIKE TAKEN Carteret, formerly of Elizabeth, commended for the interest shown many other esteemed gentlemen i iniiial session of Jersey in their community and this com- ings. Our first encounter was; fine program. COLONIA - Mrs. Marion Bal was injured fatally at 2:M am. WHEEL GONE • -',•:.<• The program, which the municipar l typ e of agovernment. Saturday when her car was in munitiiiuniiy projectLjiujt'ci.. rupiiPupils likline thesuicse — •" ies the Rutgers Gym. —Kenneth Kovacs ON DEAN'S LIST Un, 9 Raven Drive, reported to inl by the American U- COLONIA - Someone stole the collision with a tractor-trailer in will become the future civic lead- Temporary city officers were ap- Representatives ffrom each of the -Stephen Suto Jr. CARTERET - Peter Homick Patrolman Robert Hodes Tues- , iiury. is designed to in- ers in our tl)wns by our counselors until front right wheel of a car owned Route I nt t he Inman Ave. over- "- United States Military Academies i son of Mrs. John Demkovtiz, 21 day that her daughter's bicycle, •, participants a greater would by one of his customers, Gerry pass in Avenel. ! The executive board of the were, present to describe We m SERVICES TOMORROW Skitka Avenue and the late Ste- valued at $50, was stolen from • -.111-1! understanding- of wife of Charles W,;i»'nry. meeting at the phen Homick, has been named to Seidler, Cypress Drive, Joseph their own schools. Governmental i K0RDS - Sabbath services will the main entrance of School 22. mill IT iind State, Mellor, died about an hour later'Mrs. Partenope, voted to present procedure was explained the dean's list at Rider College Giordano, 574 Inman Avenue, own- would manage each municipality 1 tomorrow, 8:30 P.M. qt U- my arrival on that in Perth Amboy General Hospital [the Community Hospital Group the lectures of many city, county i * ill Trenton for the Spring semes- er of the Flying A. Service Sta- was chosen. Our cities, along with 1 l!niple Emanu El 7fi 1 lay afternoon, the dele- and state officials, The New Jet-! " . Pleasant ter. He is a 1963 graduate of Car-'"8 in Accounting. He is a mem-tion, reported to Patrolman Angelo where she ^was taken by the Ave-|Im. with iim and reduce their the others, chose the mayor-coun- •I'uii' citizens of Jersey sey Stale Police Academy ex-j Avenue. Services will be crn.- teret High School and is major-ber of the Newman Club. P. Zullo yesterday morning. nel First Aid Squad. Police said, pledge to «6,00(l. cil form. Political parties, Nation- c were given orienta- she was atone in thecar when plained) their worftirigs iir our i ducted by Allan Menell and Leon- • and ;i general tour The Auxiliary, plans a tea faalrs and Federals, comprised of an the mishap occurred. equal number of citizens, nomin- state ibid also held a demonstra- ard Klson. crounds by their The tractor-trailer, owned by!new members in November with ated candidates to each of thetion ofthe, judo techniques they first NOW ... IT CAN BE SOLD! counselors. The Associated Transport Inc., New Mrs.- Scott Nacan, - membership positions within the cities,, Once very often use k» safeguarding our oi what my week was York, was operated by Bert N. ahairman, in charge,. the city voting, was. completed, tf our live*. Cbrrlmand'er Du* to th« i-ame whvn we drew Ginn, 34. of Norfolk. Va., and Ji KfeuW of the United A NEW EXTERIOR PAINT The next executive board meet- our next step was the county liv- Tremendous Retponi* ii i ship in political par- was headed south on a run from States Naval Reserve,, who. had ing will be held. September 28 atjel. AT A SALE PRICE . . . with a ihai afternoon. These Newark to Norfolk, according toj previously fldditssed the Carteret of our Fine European hii™ll . anndd "National National!r- De^ve Joseph^ Marini o !«" h°™ °f Mrs- A"«elos ParasJ Ea^h eounty' """"^ rf tm High School student body, spoke roK about which ourj po]|cc ^y that as the truck!kevas, Inman Avenue, Edison, cities, held nominations and bal- of many ideals concerning the OIL PAINTINGS MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! of Rovernment re-j approached \i crest of the over- pride we should take for our : Wl ARE AGAIN QOIN6 \IHI as a climax to ourjpaM Mrs Mcllor's car, traveling country. 1 ON A BUYING THIP nniod the oath of citi- north, went into a spin and The many facilities of Rutgers THIS PAINT IS P0STIVELY1STAIN RESISTANT! | enabled us to partake in a wide iiinlcr the direction of the! cr0Ssed the center line. It hit thei MUST SELL OUT of Jersey Girls' rear wheels of the trailer, con- variety of sports such as swim- ' MI.-.an Hawkins. ' tinued to spin and came to rest, ming, football, basketball, tennis. Rimaining Paintings lo in/en uf this mythical the rear part of thc car in the volley ball and Softball. The noli* roam for ovr sports program was then high- •• is ^ivtjn the privilege of north lane and the other part Now Collodion . U-ituR's conducted by in the south lane. . ! lighted with track and aquatic! < •'••.i".:,e professors and Mr. Ginn was charged with meets. These activities gave M$\ : mir state. These clas- causing death through operation time to relax from our vigorous 25% to schedule through spirited compe- KiM of instruction on|of a motor vehicle and was re- tition. <"tame of the two-part-jleased" in bail of $1,000. A concert for visitors was given 50% OFF i by Mr. David A. Cay- by the Boys State Band. The band .wir of Political Science, onsisted of 95 pieces giving mem- 1 mversily, "City Gov- tttrship to some of New Jersey's l>;. Mr. Bernard Rod- L&M • »r of Dum-lion; "Amer- ART GALLERY • Brushes wash off easily li> Miss Vivian Titus, THE WORLD BOOR Ctuo in toap and water • For l-Acnitive Committee-: ENCYCLOPEDIA PICTURE FRAMES ; ute on exterior wood and \ini ni;in Legion Auxil- • First In 8alei 205 IROAD STREET •miiy (iov'ernment" by| ^ asbestos shingles, trim, alt EUZABtTH - R Mill u w an.ivals ,K rw,Qnled at • pudget Plan • " Bernice Alexander, t[lj. masonry, clapboard and primed P(,tth Am|)0V (icneral Hos, Call Martin Braun «Hon; Opra Dill; II • f.St - County, pitul during the past week in- Moo. * Tbtn. '•a » P.M. metal • This If the new paint of Legislation" ., VA 6-5868 contains all 3 of the greatest ingredients: LEAD - OIL - elude Whlto « Colon. iiuiwiible Wayne Dumont,; A d.mi,hler twn to Mr, ^ ENTIRE STOCK OF POOLS. FILTERS. RUBBER VINYL IATEX • Can also be used Immediately after •{I barren County and; Mrs Pablo Iriiarry, 45 Persh a rain t Spreads on smoothly, eatily, with a velvety finish. Leaves your home looking Unlive Branch, of Gov-j|ng Avenue, un.July 8. beautiful for years longer! • This is the new paint thdt defies blistering and peeling. !i! Etc. AT FINAL REDUCTIONS! <<) "if Honorable Quy On July 9. a daughteg r was T Dries bug free, and dust free in 30 minutes, e This it the new paint that contains art of Berplborn to Mr.'and Mrs. Edward Our uiual low dlicount prktt havo boon cul ovon furHm! Huny invisible breathing shield to permit evaporation of moisture. I Wojewudzki. 47 Holly Street. in NOW for Ihoio and orhor END-OMEASOW SPICIMSI Thora'i FIRST SAVINGS "•' '"> week's stay at CJirls' itill pUfly of Kot woothor ahood .— or buy NOW for noxt Yo«r. Th ii moko both worthwhile GOOD QUALITY 1 "'vanie an active mem! Th* DM HM Key to AH You DRIVEWAY •' »«rkini! government. My! URB OCEANIC POOLS I"-' like the Republican OUTSIDE WINDOW SEALER Our Uiual Mtrtgigo Problom Assets Rlse Quantity liu Diicatint SAW Gall «) 97 Can 4 (ormulated a party j cAKTERET-The Carteret Ofr PAINTS SHADES 5 If you are thinking of buy- Froticlt, rofiniihsi end wall dr|y«- placed o^ir chosenifice of the Pehh Amboy National 15 ft. k 48" #100 Pored ft Dec*. I he election by Hot Bank, 35 Cooke Avenue, has made ing, building or refinancing Qny PlatMc Vinyl Em- wayi from woattier dafiagt, )l #200 Suh k Trim. bouoiL Plain Bottom "ily and state offices. u sizable increase in its re your present mortgage, Gran PI il'-U'il !,„• 23" turn 36" widt, our prospectivu oi'-i sources during the past year. there are many things th^t QRHEN SHINGLE '"••« \uw< , STAIN CampUlo with rollorj •"''•* m a mauner similat |)ilvid Glaiberman, chairman of you should know before #200 HOOK PIM. p-MUSKIH GROWN POOLS—, WhlU room darlnnon WALLPAPER ">• .I'lually used, and we the boqrd, Bald assets at Ihtf end Our Uw«l you take what, is probably #300 HlXh alow, •lightly hlflhor. " 'heif induction into of Junfi of this year amotnted VflliU Siu Diicaunl JAL^I BROWN SHINGLE Single C Q^nlily ! the biggest financial step In i'i|i tivri office^ ,t a jjen- to $35,^03,165.91, an increase of STUN : your life. Our|experienc*d Roll 'ly «f both ijarties. The approximately <2,000,000 over the r 2 19 Loan Officers will fill you "' «ui- • political venture same period last year. " 4 " TTftTx24' ~$24iwT SILK CITY in on what it takes for 9 I.V. ".'' 'il'1'wirance oi New Jer-: Tlie bank paid a dividend of 75 T0ft.x30" >34l8 IT'S DRIPLESS, AMAZING """•"or Richard J. Hughes;cei»ts to its stockholders on July wise investment within NEW VINYL-LATEX 1 1 '"•WKiiratiun coremonies of u. This brings the total ,puy- ~"3~ lift.x^i $49.88 »32_ your budget. Won't you '" wivernor elect, Robyn nwMs of dividends, in 1965 to Stop In today? LATEX SANITAS $1.75. in January the bank paid 18ftTx48" $149 1 ~4 DRIPLESS •"••>»'«, i would like iu i«x- a $1 dividend per share. •iis_ 11-in 1"> platitude to the Ajneri-' >- 21 ft. x 48" $169 '139 l^lll as low at FLAT """' Au»fl'»ry and ail thosej.s,. Elizabeth PtcnU ~~ 1 *24S74B"~ ~$199 '1S9 FLAT WALLTEX Good for walls iible lot me to , TripU Hiding • So Set tor Sunday ptriur Covaragu •A and ceilings, can l|emiMiduU3 buy at I In that 1 will CompUtily Wuiliul I'AHTEHET - The various or- MILLION-AIR POOLS- be tinted. Soap I liiiic tOUie III tul.i) • Waih Taalt witth v 99 JIMI in.jke yum The 29 All extruded aluminum, 20 gauge Korowal Linw, ttaiiiz^tions of St. Elizabeth Ro- Wul.i • It i Ho.nog and writer clean- 'and the knowledge 5*Year Warrantyl 1'atterns btiiuu man Catholic Church will hold a injitd • D««p Tom I tluiuil. KtHST yUAL. ' to understand 1 Our Utual up. Gal, picnic on Sunday, July 18, on the Slightly High*. Gal. I ITV. iiUi^Lu Hull of the United church grounds beginning at 2 Sii. Diicounl SALU invrii-a Quunlily 1 Prln .mil the future wel-ip. JJ. There wij| be a variety 1 '•ninty uf our country ol Hungaiiaii food served and 3 18ft.x48" >299 »2iO •mlividual'a k giunt's aiid rides for the cluldmji. I I CAU HI 1-1770 fOI FWTHll BUY OimiAJ OUP FACTORY... SAVi 40% Music will be furnished by the $350 »245 20ft7x48" DITAIL! OI VISIT ONI Of OUI si-n Caravan Orchestra. ^2 THRU CONVENIiNT OFflCU I DESTROYERS A doughnut sale will be held KOLKHt'S - YOUR "ONE-STOP" HQS. FOR — Fireman following each Mass on Sunday at St. James Hall. POOLS, FILTERS, CHEMICALS, ACCESSORIES! Zalnerowitz NOW AT "END-OF-SEASON" PRICES1 FIRST SAVINGS^ • Nicholas Zalnero- LEGION CALENDAR BEST BROS. St., CartereJ, CAUTERET - Caj'taet Post, MD bou utoouioii or rum JWW aboard the de- 2tt), American Legion lists tho fol- . mix, which has lowing events: KOLKERS PERTH AMBOY WOODBRIOGE EDISON 1I he Medterranean as July 20, initiation of new mem- 401 N. BROAD ST., ELIZABETH 1176 ELIZABETH AVE., ELIZABETH \ "t'slroyer Squadron 32. bers. Past commanders have been 339 StiK Slutt US Amboy Avinui W Amboy AvoftUo OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M. - SATURDAY 'TIL 6 P.M. AT BROAD ST. - OPP. COURTHOUSE thti ship will invited tu atteud. All OHic»i. Ddly, 9 to 4; Siiutdtyi, 9 lo 12 noon. (D.liyhriuHy Mr C.nJiii«««l|. Wo n»rv« ik» <'»hl l» Hniil qusntitiu. ' anti-suhma- July 25, family picnic at Liberty •:U, War, of V MIE a»d SKWUW "Whrie Fir.it in tht nnmt menus You" and t'Valu- Park, West Cuitaet. )R«n Mon. & Thurj. 'til 9 - Doily 'til 61 ui Uuk area, August ai, fishing trip. •••*', Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret PreM Thursday. July 15,1965 f AGE TEN Colonia Hadassah Chapter Iselin Fair MissHaddad Is Readied To Teach in Plans Member Tea Tonight For Monday CO1X>NIA-Mrs. Martin Rogoff. chairman, HI 2-2885, or Mrs Sey- California 'president of the Colonia Chapter mow Hecht, 381-89US. ISEUN--The nnnual Isolin fair I of Hadassah will be hostess at a, Mrs. Murray Greenspan, score will open Monday and rniiiinn, for six nights, closing July i\ 1SELIN - MiM Odette Haddad. membership tea at her home, 6 tary of the summer bowling daughter of Mr. and Mrs Na.ispb Nelson Court, tonight at 8:30. Ex-league, announced the standings! The free nightly features on tfe lladdad, 41 Homes Park Avenue, ecutive members are invited. for the fourth week as follows: midway stage will be: 1 has received her Muster's Degrw The membership committee In- first place, "The Sore Users"; Next Thursday night will i,p in Spanish Literature, from the cludes Mrs. Jerome Berkowitz, Marcia Uberman, Annette Roth*) Governor's Night as Governor University of California, l/>s An- Mrs. Sol Breshinsky, Mrs. Mel- man, Roberta Tapper and Ismn Richard J. Hughes has promised gelos. vin Schlessinger, and Mrs. MannyGardi; Second place, "The Four to attend the affair that niRhi' Miss Haddad, a lifelong resi- iTemkln. Gollinks" Helen Greenspan, Shir- "The Six Youngs," teeterlxw,| ley Isacs, Nettie Schlessinger, and dent of Iselin, graduated from A theater party is set tor Thurs- wonders; "The Murphy Sisters Rose Williams. The league meets Woodbridge High School. She was day, August 5 at the Paper Mill a romedy team" Joseph Smile' & graduated with a Bachelor's De- at Rahway Recreation LanesJ Co.", illusionist and magician- Playhouse, for the Broadway hiltlt gree in Spanish from Marietta' J Rahway, and Mrs. Tilden Isacs Isi "ncrger's Dogs," outstanding ,1n,' College, Marietta, Ohio, and also comedy, "Absence of a Cello, the chairman. ; jmal act. There will also be con. attended Hunter College, New, i starring Hans Conreid. Center or A board of directors meeting is! tinuous organ music. York, for special courses, and the at Mrs. American College at San Juan. jchestra seats are available by scheduled for Monday The fair will open each night at Puerto Rico, for a special six phoning Mrs. Edward Stern, Rogoffs home. 7 o'clock. There will be 30 booths week's course. She also taught nine amusement rides; a ino fom' one year in the Plainfield school, kitchen tent, in which delicious system j foods will be p^ared and sold Miss Haddad was a teaching as- Miss Barbara J. Nelson including corn on the coh. sp;irp- sistant at U.C.L.A. while studying ribs from the berbecue, pjm pies and many others. there for two years. >She will be- Bride Of Jersey City Man VACATION IN BERMUDA: Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Bertapia, gin teaching Spanish at Inglewood 3$ Derby Lane, Colonia (right) are shown with Mr. and Mrs. The fairgrounds are located on High School, Inglewood, Califor- ALL IN THE FAMILY: Robert II. Sullivan, 2.1 Morningsidf Road, Colonia, a plant engineer for Green Street, Iselin. opposite the COLONIA • Miss Barbara Jean Max H, Roller, Crystal Street, Metnchen, while vacationing at nia, In September. Public Service Electric and Gas Co., greets Ms new-born nlect, Alywn (left) and new-born daugh- Pennsylvania Railroad «utio« ter Katldtwn (right). Sullivan's sister, Eileen Kravl of 36 Komorn Street, Newark, i» holding Alyson, Nelson, 122 Prospect Street, the Cattle Harkow Hotel, BtmuKUu daughter of George H. Nelson, ,1WI ii always free admission while hit wife, Mary Ellen, holds Kathleen. The first minim were bom ih hoars apart Saturday Sweet Adelines W free parking, in St. James HwplW, Newark. The other father, Albert Krayl, a pressman for the Becker Printing 30 Utica Road, and the late Mrs. I available by contacting Mrs. Ver< Assembly of God Evelyn C. Nelson and Ellis N. Sponsored by St. (Xviiai Co., Newark, mined the memorable family gathering doe to work. non Harshell, chairman or Mrs. De Cresce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Continue f orkjkau Projected Jack Woods, co-chairman. Church,, Iselin,, and supervisep d by Thomas De Cresce of Jersey City Mrs. Herbert LLorentzent , presi- the pastor, Rev. John M. Wi Lists Services were married Sunday afternoon! ISELIN - The Cloverleaf Chap- ISELIN - Services and activi- ter of Sweet Adelines, Inc., will! dent, informed members that life the fair is the largest such Johnson-Bishop Wedding Church Lists at St. John Vianney Roman Catho- memberships are now available to held in this state. ties for Sunday, July 18, were lic Church. Rev. Francis F. Daily, continue weekly meetings on Mon- By Auxiliary auxiliary members. announced by Rev. Harry W assistant pastor, performed the days, at 8:30 P.M., at the Green Schaumburg, pastor of the Iselin Summer Hours ceremony. Street Firehouse, Iselin, through- COLONIA-On Tuesday, July Cancer chairman, Mrs. Carl Assembly of God Church ai fol- Held Saturday Afternoon The bride was escorted by her out the summer. Any woman, at the Ladies Auxiliary to the Me- Fabio, announced the next can lows: 9:4S a.m.. Sand ay School ISELIN - The summer schedule father and had Mrs. Vincent E. least 18 years of age, who enjoys morial Post 6061 met at the. Post cer dressing meeting will be with ten classes from nursery COLONIA - The marriage of of services will be in effect for Mardno as her matron of honorl singing, is welcome to attend. Home, Inman Avenue, with Mrs. held at her home, 771 Wood Ave- Fastest through adult; It a.m., Morning Miss Marion Lillian Bishop, the First Presbyterian Church, and Stephen Churpakovlch as best Worship; 11 a.m., Children's daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry COP Club Plans 1396 Oak Tree Road, during the The Sweet Adelines, Inc., is an Herbert Lorentzen presiding at nue, July 26 at 10 a. m. man. Church, for boys and girls two Bishop, 34 Ktoiberly Road, to months of July and August. Two international organization dedi- her first meeting since her elec Mrs. Lorentzen reminded mem- morning worship services will be1•1 The newlyweds left for a honey- tion as president, through eight years of age; and Richard Kevin Johnson, son of 'Mystery Ride' cated to "Harmonize the World" bers they will entertain Eighth held each Sunday, at 8:45 and,I moo..„,„.n. „in. Acapulco ,, Mexico,, .after 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic Crusade Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, ISELIN — The committeewo- r with women's barbershop singing. Mrs. Frank Wolf gave a full FILM 10:15 A.M. The church nursery! a reception at the Military Park District members tomorrow night Service. Winfield, took place Saturday af- men and oommitteemen of the report on the recent convention Hotel, Newark. They will reside The Clover Leaf Chapter is The church nursery will be ternoon at St. John Vianney Fourth Ward Republican Club are will be available, under super- of the V.F.W. held in Wildwood. at the Post Home. available, under supervision,,dur- Church. Tfce Rev. Francis F. planning to sponsor a mystery bus vision, for small children, infants in Roselle. planning a picnic in August and a The auxiliary is planning its Hostesses for the evening were through four years old, during The bride is a dancing teacher. ing the 11 a.m. Morning Worship. Daily officiated. ride on Saturday, August 7. John card party near the end of Sep- fourth annual Luau, August 14, Mrs. Robert Escandon, chairman; Processing Activities and services for the Miss PatriciPatricia Bishop. Co,! Keltel is chairman. the 10:15 service. Mr. De Cresce, » "rsduate of |on the Poet grounds, The com Church school sessions will not tember. Mrs. A. Black, Mrs, Raymond remainder of the week include: was her sister's maid of honor The bus Li scheduled to leave the School of Pharmacy of Du- By Kodak be held during the summer. Further information on the group mittee is: Mrs. John Chrenck, Tuesday, July 19,9 p.m., Congre- and Paul Johnson, Winfield, was Jrom the First Presbyterian quesne University, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fialk, Mrs. Carl Fabio, Mrs In the absence of a regular .decorations; Mrs, Ernest Cira- gational Prayer Service; Wednes- his brother's best man. Church parting area, entrance on is a registered pharmacist with may be obtained from Mr». Wil- Julius Dudash and Mrs. Frederick |volo, food; Mrs. Joseph Hatzlhof- day. 7:15 p.m., Md-Week Bible The bride attended Woodhridge Middlesex Avenue, at 6:30 P. M, pastor, since the departure of the Underwood Pharmacy, Jersey liam Sullivan, musical director, Puhlix Pharmacy Rev. Roger D. Sidener for the Fisher. Stady; and Friday, 7:30 p.m. High School and is employed as and will return there after mid- City. at Me. 4-4050, or Mrs. John fer, entertainment assisted by 91 Main St, Woodbridgt Christ's Ambassadors, youth a nurse's aid at the Rahway missi on fields, several guest The next meeting will be Au night. Casual apparel will be Ruschak, assistant director, Mrs. Douglas Whitaker and. Mrs. OPEN EVES, ft SUNDAY group, 8:3frp.m., Bible Crusaders, Memorial Hospital. ippropriate. speakers have been engaged. A gust 3, 8 P. M. at the Post home junior youth, meeting in the Par-j Mr. Johnson attended Roselle permanent pastor will be with Menlo-ettes Change Ki. 1-4791. Tickets and Information may be the congregation in the Fall. ior youth, meeting in the Par High School and ii employed as obtained from Mr. Keitel, Warren sonage, 184 Cooper Avenue. a sheet metal worker by the Re- Street, at U. 8-3683, or Mrs. Hamil- Speakers scheduled include Place of Meetings liable Heating and Air Condition- July 18, William Eggert, an elder ton Billing*, Wright Street, at ISELIN - The Menlwrttes, all- ! ins Company(U Li. 8-8519. of the church; July 25, Rev. Beth Sholom Plans Richard Nystrom; August 1 and girl Bugle and Drum Corps,, no Sabbath Services 8, Rev. Bruce Larson, field re- longer meet in the Woodbridge Na- Miss Geraldine Derlak \selin Fife arid Drum presentative and executive vice tional Guard Armory. Meetings of ISELIN - Sabbath Services will the group are now held in the be held tomorrow, at 8 P.M., at president of the "Faith at Work" Engaged to Avenelite Corps to Play at Fairmagazine; August 15, Rev. Si- Post Hall of the VFW Post 2636, Congregation Beth Sholom, 90 ISELIN - Robert Painter, Route 27, Tuesday evening, 7 to Cooper Avenue. COLONIA — Announcement has dener; August 22, Arthur Clough, director of the IseUn Fife and also an elder of the church; Au- 19 p.m. For the summer months, no- been made by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dram Corpi announced that the gust 29, no speaker definitely en- vices will be held each Friday Derlak of 172 East Hfil Road of Announcement was made that group wID play at the New Jer- gaged; September 5 and 12, Dr. night, at the usual time. No Sat'the engagement of their daugh- color guard of the Menlo-ettes, sey Pavilion «l (he World'iTair Arlo Duha, Dean of the West' urday morning Junior Congre- ter, Miss Geraldine Derlak, to la the Fall TODDLER BOYS ULEK HOYS' j PA WRITE OR FILL OUT COUPON ?OR INFORMATION Ladies'Swim Suitsfrom SUITS f-10U RJEU. to $12.99 ea. KEG1. t*.o. $5.9ee nn9 ea. « MAKE \()IK WISH (OMi: TKUE AT OUR THKILMNG WLSUltNt; WELL! CARTERET OFFICE COME TO mi: [NO PURCHASES NECESSARY - JUST COME IN AM) FILL OUT COUPON ISELIN FAIR Perth Amboy National Bank or enter bj null. Print your name and »ddre» ta block I:, letters Md the worfj, "within* well," and mail to us MI Sponsored by later feu nun., Jaly a. Wfauwrs will be notified. ST. CECELIA'S CIllJltCH 25 Cooke Avenue, Carteret u MANY VALUABLE PRIZES! ISELIN, N. J. YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE PRESENT Famous TV and Radio acts appearing nightly TO WIN! on Midway .Stage ADVISORY BOARD • * FREE GIFTS TO ALL JULY 19th thru JULY 24th BENJAMIN BERTMAN JOHN KOLIBAS ISIDOR J. W»SB * 30 BOOTHS * tf THRILLING HIDES ALEXANDER COMBA LESTER SABO JOSEPH i( liOOU FOOD ABRAHAM D. GLASS WALTER SCHONWALD QEORGE ROBINSON'S DEPT. STORE fairgrounds located on (ireca St., Iselin vvvutllt renil H.H. bUlluu • - <>t^u 1 *M. 1536 OAK TREE HI) ISELIN, N. J. LI «404« FKKK PAHKINU 1'BW: ADMISSION • Mftnibw Federal Depwilt Insurance Corporate u, Member Federal Reserve Syitew * rn,irprndent-Leader (E.B.) - CarloiM Press Thursdfly. July 15, PAGE ELEVEN Hen Travel Cnnklin, 1387 Oak Tree Road. Mrs Cieorge R. Huneycutl. took --Mr. and Mrs Henry Happel, f) 000 Miles To Join From Keashey, twins, a son and, Presbyterian Church Stork Club a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Char-1 s m r her to soo a pcrfnrmnncp of "The. Adams Street, were hosts Satur- Their Air Force Unit les Bodin. IS Clinton Avenue. Sound of Music." Later they dinod day at ;i cook out. Guests inc'ttttad AVENEL PERSONALS'""- " •*"*" Westbury Park News |hr Hobin Hood Inn Woodbridge Oaks 1r and Mrs Robert FitesimmoM '(.()inNlA - Two local Colo- From Cnlonia, a daughter to 1RKI.IN - Tho First Presbyter traveled to the Mr. and Mrs Frank Taglia- Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Watson, ian Church o( Iselin has an- nd Mrs Helen Rohlfi. all o< Pacific Ocean to New 'arrivals throughout the rem. Worth Street, wore hosts at 471 New York Avenue, Brtlj Gntflwikl nounced they will have no per Alice CnthbertRon Alice CuOitertson ol Avrwie. at the Perth 14 George Stred a family gatherinc Sunday, Mrs. . . „ , „ From Port Reading, a datiehter manent pastor (or the summer' lfiflfl Oak Tree Rn*d 1606 Onlt Trtd Road lhpir New Jersey-based Air Amboy General Hospital dnring to Mr. and Mr.,. Anthony Sinisi ATcnrl. N. J. months and guest speakers will Isriln, Ktm imtj Tiigliarcni's birthday. Guests irt- J lJ lllt Iwlln. NFW imtj tnth«e noopast Kirtwno mnnlf-tweeksi includemnl.J. : n- rt. ,. . « ". MR 4-ttlt [{(•serve unit. 3fi Sixth Avenue. conduct sereices each Siinrl.iy at Telr.: 1,1 «•««» eluded: Mr. and Mrs James Hen- Telf.: U g-MM Re- From Fords, a daughter to Mr. line B, From Hopelawn, ;t son to Mr. 8:45 and 10:15 a.m. n(>ss<< ROCK and MrsM .T Thomah s Esposito. 11 —Mr. iind Mrs. Robert Stan- • i. c ui rfi. «- i ! y and sons, (lien and James, M.ijnr. Ast and Mrs. Alex Farkns, 87 Lee The church nursery will he -Mr. and Mrs William CassMy ,,,iT ford Ciassnway, .lr. and Mr. and •Joseph Forzano, Worth Street, Ml. ^ Mrs Jac|[ mmAh ^ . ,w"thc' B.000 miles to Hono- Wisteria Drive; n daughter to Mr.Street. who wns a atlcnt :)t lInlnn Mp i M Mrs. Barry Becker, all of Ave-available under supervision for P " .,,,,, and Nicholas and and son, Thomas, and Mrs. Kurt Iliwaii this week to spend and Mrs. John Travis, 40B Ald- 010 1 SALT small children, infants to four ™ Osteopathlc Hospital, Um- Miss' nd. have been vacationing ;il St. on for fllmost tw> wo< ks ls C(MV Millie Tagliarcni, Bayonne;! Klein, Wood Avenue, motored to I ,i.!Vs at Hickam Air Force year olds, during the 10:15 srr-' - ' ami Mr. TaR-lcoshen, N. Y. where they visited For Walrr SflftrBrn ' ./ with the Wth Air Terminal Set Thomas, Virgin Island. Mrs. Gas- vices. vnlescinfi at home. Ihnoni and sons and Car- Mrs. Frieda Goldberg. They also $2.01) hunrircrl lbs. '" ,1,,),! which was named the sawny is the former Maxinc Ann SqtJ. Annual Picnic Plans Friedman, daughter of Dr. and There will be no church school -Mr. and Mrs. (rfwgc Rover- mjnp slaten [s|nnt| visited Mrs Glenn Casskly. of $1.15 fifty lbs. Air Force Reserve as Agresta, 65 Koyen Street. sessions during tho s u m m e r,'('Ke and daughter, Koscnnne, and WOODBRIDGE - Joseph Cam- Mrs. Meyer Friedman, Fords. Maybrook. N Y. From Sowaren, a son to Mr. and months. son. George, Jr., Worth Street, ik Farms near Vineland, panale, chairman, announced -Monday the Avenel Firemen ™°^___. Stratford-on-Avon, Shakespeare's'Mrs. Joseph DeSena, West Arthur SERVISOFT of Mrs. Stephen Kovncs, 25 Vernon spent the weekend at their sum-;birthplace, is a market Imvn noted p „ one of the largest agri- deorgc Ryan, 330 [yird Street, hold drill exercises at the local LEGAL NOTICES -Congratulations to Mr. and Street: a son to Mr. and Mrs. mer home in Manasqium [or j(S a]e WOODBRIDGE onterprises In the World, Kenneth Hutehins, 17 Arbor St.; A vend, is in charRe of tickets for firehouse at 7:30 p. m. 1 Place, on the birth of a son Mich- REPORT OF CONDITION OF —Miss I-nura Huneycutl. Worth a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ken-a picnic, August 22,1 p.m. at Mer- —Co-hostesses at Monday night's ael Steven, at Muhlcnberg Hospit- ME 4-181.1 rill Park, sponsored by the Young card party, sponsored by the Ave- recent graduate of St: Lake Powell in (Urn Canyon al The DeSonns have three other neth damo, 1M Woodbridge Ave- COMPANY" OF MID 1 921 St. Oorgp Avenue Democrats of Woodbridge. nel Woman's Club, will be Mrs. MID- Cecelia's School, was honored last will hold fiiough waler In envoi- children Joseph Jr. Jeffrey, and nue; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. DLB8EX COUNTY, NEW JERHEY (a) total PORTERHOUSE 79 THE GREATEST BED SALE EVER! demand deposits (4,613,826.85 (b) Total MILKFED Swift's extra lean-smoked Boneless Brisket LEAN time and g deposits (8,829,223.22 VEAL CALI QQC Corned Pork Other' llaWlltiee 276,059.38 TOTAL tlABIIJTHS .. $13,718,109,23 CHOPS HAMS J BEEF Chops< CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital: Common Stock, total par value ( 100,000.00 Surplus .„ _____ 450,000.00 Undivided proflts 400.000.00 ReservDB "for Oontin- GENUINE,BABY genolee 323,472.15 mmm SAVE 50% AND MORE! TOTAL CAPITAL c ACCOUWIB ....•1,173,472.15 TOTAL AND CAPITAL BARBEQUE BEDS A.CCOUNTO _ $14,891,581.38 i MEMOBANDA IMS Aautp pledged or M- elgned to «cur< lla- bllltlu and for other SPARE BEDS purposes (Including notei and bills redl.v counted and securi- BEDS ties sold with agree- ment to repurchase) $ 300,000.00 (a) Loam aa shown COMPARE! WHY PAY MORE? BEDS tTI^r^-'l above are after de- duction of reserves SWIFT PREMIUM FRESH JERSEY of : _ 36,362.34 U.S. CHOICE FRESH CHICKEN •JUHMLl (b) Securities as shown above are alter de- FLANK LB BEDS fc"""---'—""I BEDS duction of reurves of 22,399.61 STEAK or Legs 45c Sirloin "7"7C PI6S cwHCT iw K We, Andrew Ohrlstensen, Presi- LONDON dent, mid Andrew J. Hlla, Treas- LB. FEET BEDS « t^»°™ * 1 BEDS urer of tfbo -bore-named bank do BROIL Breasts 49c ROAST / I >b solemnly SWBST that tie above SI statement to/true, and that It fully and correctly represent* the true state of she several matters herein GENUINE SPRING contained i and sett forth, to the best BEDS ter^J BEDS of our knpwledge and belle!. SHOULDER ANDREW OHEKTENSCN PUMP DVfN« 0 President ANDREW J, HILA . To Treasurer «f *«. i or* perfect. Some oie Oomet-Attut: H ?m WHIU THir IAIT M WOW DUUI COIL bed during thli V7H-JAU BABIOS GEORGE CHAMRA IN TODAY FOR »I$T SEUCTIONI ELMER E, BROWN Directors $100 State of New Jersey, County of Mid- • EASY TERMS YO|JR CHOICE dlesex, ss: YOUR CHOICE Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day dl July, 1965, • NO CASH DOWN Solid Maple Wagon Whtel and I hereby certify that I am not an officer or director ol this bank. Solid Mapl* Potter B«-, 1•• M, full *iz«. MONTHS TO PAY AONIB O. CLIFFORD 1twin ail*. Solid Maple Spindle Bed, : Notary Public FRESH FROZEN TO INSURE TASTE My commission expires May IS, Solid MopU BookcaM B«d, furl sii 1068. OP. T/li/KS W8.00 2• full ilia with high »pindb foot board. V LEAN SLICED PURE GROUND CHUCK Solid Maple Spindle Bod, ORTHOPEDIC 5 »o< ful| six* with high tpindle BOILED foot board. MATTRESS AND MAPLE BEDROOM ENSEMBLE PATTIES 2.79 • Heavy mopje spindle bunk HAM BOXSPRING SET bed$ (may be uied at twins) QutfMd to comfort, no buHOM • 4 drawer maple chest WE'RE PARTICULAR ABOUT OUR WONDERFUL GROUND BEEF! •r fvht, 10-YT. iwrnurtoe. Oui rtfilar tow diitounl prict. bunkie maHreuet AND WE'RE STILL HOLDING THESE LOW PRICES! p STILL! PURE LEAN STILL! EXTRA LEAH GROUND STILL t headbeordt, twin tiie Solid maple panol SALE 1»dt, high footboard c Confemporary walnut ROUND ki Mapla bunk bed GROUND GROUND with spring, ladder and guard roil* Fwich Provincial CHUCK _ STEAK panel bud in cherry WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM OF AMERICA'S FINEST SWIFT'S SLICED WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON BRANDS AT NJ.'S LOWEST PKICES WITH , , (u give uud eujuy, TOWARD CKtAMT DttlCIOUS COMPLETE SERVICE AFTtR SALE ASSOlU'liU CHOCOLATES 3 tbv I lb. $100 % lbs. $3.15 25' OFF OR MOKfc RAYMOND JACKSON and Sun GROUND CHUCK C6 OR 122 EAST WESTFIELD AVE. / ROSELLE PARK DRUGGISTS U MAIN STREET Sream WOODBKUKiE GROUND ROUND;FRANKS I Od«t I4H4 An M, HI* 11- UUJ. PboiM MUMliM , Mat) i--—"-- Mai nwmlM. «w bwH**** •"«••• Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret PAGE TWELVE Thursday, July 15,1985 Holy Family 9 Lions Club Win 2 Games; Yanks Beat A &O|Ed Mantie Pitches Carteret Rambling In Junior Loopj2-Hit 10-2 Win Over Kilmer Speaking About Sports Winner By 1-OConovas Double Winner aid I CARTERET-A series of errors | CARTERET - Big ¥.<\ \|, eJ 'in the tenth inning led to the' „.__,.. »i Carterefs By Meyer CARTERS - The Holy Fam-i CARTERET - The I Jons Club contribution " Rumbling I downfall of the A and 0 In the 17flW[ Wm< NQ r Junior League as the Yanks won. f I W I? HK» * "»• . arsity footb;ii, „,,„, who is keeping in randj,, 'X I to 0, The A and 0 led until the yl The Kolibsu softball teams rule supreme in to Kolibas Cards With B. I delivering the mail here „ both Recreation Leagues here in town. In the seven runs in fourth inning teret. pitched Carters week. It was the third successive seven rn .the score. - To Ketain Lead sentative baseball \ ,„ and defeat the P. B. A. Local 47, Regain Lead tm Fast Pitch loop, the Kolibas Cardinals hold a The county softball and baseball! Bill Egan. winning hurler, gave fARTERET _ The V F. W. prewive 10-2 triumph 1 tournaments were set back a week up six hits. His opponent, Emi"l , current leaders in the Babe Kilmer Center in thr one-half game margin over the pressing A&O four scattered hits, By victory, tMm t CARTERET - The Kolihas due to the much needed rain'Such, also yielded six hits. County Recreation co-incidence, losing pitch ,RHth bust-ball 1-eague. hi! | Sweet Shop No. 1, while In the Slow Pitch League, a real contender for that fe]1 an fay Sunday. 'YANKS pitcher Dan Semenra yielded only 0 fourth pme in a row by blanking league. the Kolibas Oldtlmera lead the fast-stepping An <5.ibo'« Snort Phm. 5" •>•> w C!)rter"t wished over nit of tnttrMt corny Mif frtwiutilp of PART V Pni|M>rl'. Par. a MI Rdimaoiin iv of Clnnlnn of Title on nn- t Ifnst, to ifn 110'', I prr i lnnrw of priii'-tp*! nt ill* if amount of th? dfcld bid, .• f five (5';i per (Pill rii* Purehiutrr «!.«i; !><• loqmrM Snnnlsh explorer* f,n Hie <'rtn<" * WALTER MAD! Bid. In rm!i. OT by i-»rtuir NOW Timt TI'FA AT BOTH THFATFRS BOTH BOX OFFICES NOW )PF,\ NK.im.Y AT 7:66 P.M. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Rt. 1 Hid St. Crforfe Af*. , rnit ,nn ,11 Hwwm. urtd/or i,i !o riinnin* ti.itin mthe» Nnrtri*rlNortherlvy ild4 • SUN. THRU TUES. • ELVIS PRESLEY Pershlng at Randolph "THE TRAIN" "TICKLE ME" g pp u AIM - 2nd Bl< Hit - ^^ -.^- . mlnut* 10 mcanii Wfit MM f«f»'«1d public i»le mibjert, to ill of PurnhMer Ml] exwnt* and d»ll»er the mort«»ge multiplied bv .0072. Glfnn Kord ANNETTE FUNICELLO CARTERET m«ri»tl Cool, cod Fitar*! ffOODBRIDGR. N j. T0NITE THRU TUESDAY • F« ill ear*... Foreign and American! Evenings 7:00 - »:15 CLEANEST Sunday 2:00 • 4:20 . 6:40 - 9:00 • Durable, all-vinyl covers'. also Sat. Matine* 2:00 p.m. SAFEST BURT LANCASTER • Luxury pu«$.. .Tlw uHimite in beauty! PAUL SCOFIELD Th^ Compltl* Family Amusement Center... JEANNE MOREAU dozefls of thrilling rides, new and old; our ELM — Plastic coittd 4,000,000-gallon pod and beach; free parking; 99 "THE TRAIN" refreshments everywhere; band music; free cireut coven. D*corator MMMMWAMM,—M»WW W Tbli jeWi hbtaftaese t rated tlolh iWrt|. Vinyl tdtenture drama: ... and (or the unall ity Djfcount prict. Old '99 thundering down thm tracks in 2 COMING WEDNESDAY 7:00 k 9:00 Kiddieland, our park for children, C0MNIT — AM Eveiy Mrtnday-AJI Rides % Price-Except Holidays trim, tong wiring 99 "THE ART OF cry. Choic* of decontor full set OLYMPIC AMUSEMENT PARK and most cars ntVIHITONMAPUWOOP 16 LOVE- I9l3--C»l*bniing MANUFACTURED TO THE HIGH- HII THN0UUPP CUM rlAITK COKM EST $TANOAR0S OF QUALITY AND IS GUARANTEED AGAINST ssssss DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND LAST 3 NIGHTS! 19?. WORKMANSHIP FOR AS LONG AS MMIUW YOU OWN YOUR CAR. OF RAYCO RELIANT MUFFLERS LOOKS UKC- S0UND8 UKt- THE MUFFLER THAT CAME WITH YOUR CAR NOW THRU SATURDAY JULY 17th Mufflirt art mMto CARS LISTED BELOW EQUIPPED WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS, Bertagna RADIO & HEATER, SOME WITH AIR CONDITIONING Country LEFT-OVER PRICES A LOT TO LIKE! 1963 FALCON 1963 OLDS 1961 PLYMOUTH GET THE MODEL OF YOUR CHOICE Fury Station $1AAE £.1095 T 1895 Wagon IU9v Buys-of-the-Week! TODAY. GET THE SURPRISE OF YOUR OUBTOM BUILT! 2-year old 10L-, nxxn bl-leval with 5 UFE WHEN YOU GET CHANDLER'S DEAL. bedrouum. Modern kitchen, 1961 IMPERIAL 1961 PONTIAC 1962 IMPERIAL (urmal dUuug room, spacious living room, IVi batlm. Panel- Air $1 led rec room, attached g*- Won ruge, many other wantod fea- Prices start as low as "• 1695 Condition vd '2195 ture*. In Woodbridge proper. $24,500 ALL BUYEBB, ALL GARS GARRY A 5-YR. ONLY 12100 DOWN 1963 CHEVY N 1962 CHRYSLER 1963 BUICK VA, NO DOWN Station MQQC N-wport • OR 60,000 MILE GUARANTEE EXCSESTIONAL VALU1I 7. Wagon 1053 Sedan 895 veur old apUt level, a rooms. Lurg« modern kitchen, 0)nlng urea, living room, I bedrooms, roc room, full bath, Attached SUMMER SALE 1961 CHRYSLER 1964 PLYMOUTH 1963 CHRYSLER Kurort and many other ex- trMl $19,600 Station $11 AC ALL BUYEH8. ON OUR LARGE USED CAR INVEN- Wagon lltfW « ONLY »W0 DOWN «•• 1845 2195 VA. NO DOWN TORY. ALL CARS RECONDITIONED AND GUARANTEED. 1962 CHRYSLER 0 1495 MURPHY BROS.X ." Authored ChrytUr e lmvtriul • Plymouth BERTAGNA Vulitmt • Barracuda lhnler CHRYSLER REALTORS S01 N. BROAD ST., ELIZABETH • El 5-5600 U.S. Highway 9, vVooriund^c NI Phone: ME 45600 Etunii.hcd 1945 ioo E. ST. GEORGE AVE, LINDEN Auihor,,«d oo^-Dari Ren«ui. o^-< (B.B.) - Cirterot Prat y, July 15, 1965 PAO1 LEOAl NOTICES •Up of WoodMdfe, MM] i I.KGAL NOTICES LEOAL NOTICES UQAL NOTICBS monly known *a 73 WlUoWB floe in a* on? at It«w Bruwrtok, LEGAL NOIKttt NOTICE Trenton, New Jersty, in accordance OolonU, WnodMdga Township «d to Vldc»na« Loruaao, soownon of U» MM At4t*i ol Una sntijac* oajy to lerwy. AU tbow (4) four otrialn lot*, with the rule* of oiril practice »nd M VIWs B«r O»rt«ar n M 8al»m (Me at mUrtttss Wart t« *M* te a TAKB NOT1OB that the CARTER- procedure. Am»r1ca, PUinMll, and Charlee 0. ttonaor reatslettoos p Mtat tatth e iastsrif aMe HM «i C Being th» •mi DMIIIMI o ABOARD OF UMWmOft™ , Oart«ret, I»«w MMM . M Kaller and Keltw. hi* w1f»ola; s of aueb pi to the Mortgagor henln by att beinegg In U»«JO*K!t a public hearing. In the Th« object of said action Is toprnnlsen known u 30 Paakotka Tet- Motsan-Lambwt OarporaUon, a power u may b* tpa- BranUej Mid aenh Bnurtlsj, Wa . Inn ttttie OOmintty obtain a Judgment of divorce be- dairy ptotMsd b.y ...law. or rvlfa of aUM toutli 1 oapM a Borough Bali, Cooke AT»nue, Car tween tha saw PlnintiB and you, rtvo*. Ogrteret, Ntw Jemy. Pennsylvania OotporaUon; CHneral Omnrt. SoM autijac* in omilttVoDa ol fett *> «M paint and wtfe^ by d»rt lntand«d to b» weord- In Oi« State of New J n T m Mnn<1 In acrofdanee wltti plan* an* InTMitnwnt Oorporatton, a Oorpora utsjat I UtV i ed Blmiilt*n«w«iiHy homrtth ttil» tw SSI?" .•£? ! " ' *T, lulj, " ml: July 1, l»M the y ORoeeo, BBT:K A MANOINO lftcntlonnaa on «• with Uoo of tine State ot New Jenty; avnnrr « jAMXBOif, inn* « jnunhMS monemoney mt TO WIT: Known M loU number Mth, 186S at 8 o'clock p.m. (pen. h CTlerlkk of the Borough of Broadway Bank and TTu»t Oom- SAID premises b»T» Uewstftie ny mortjugB tfi, nlllng Unw), wltm nwpiit to th. Attornnjs of Pialntur Cwtcret Shertfl bm ratarrait to ttlol tffj, «». oiMldenitlon herein aeouiiM form, 700. 71, Tl, and T)) onn MMaap entitled, appeal of Cart«*t Warehoiwlng M pany. a New Jersfr OorporaUon: 'MKP of ). Raiutolpn , By MARtUS OROSSO Objectionj It any, should M Oommerotal TUne Bale* On, 17 Aim 11B, XJB In Mock m on Map eaV ng purl of ttio pinvhwM noun ftrr 'MKP of ) Raiutolpn ApAlbp y •™nrtl>iitilnng Oompanj A Mambar m tfin firm UHad "Plot Plan Chain Cmia *m- mid de«l. property, Old Bridge. MwMlebym* The purpopurpose nff ththe hr hearini g U to! made Immediately In wrttlng to demy Street, Newart New Jersey IT. Ml Main Btiwt Patrick Potocnlgg, Borough CTert. of and The fitat« of New Jwwty, De rim ated lo «b* Borotieli of Oartsrat, Thfl approximate amount nf thaTowmflilpp. Mlddleem Omintjr, N. J ,afford all pwrnotm intere«t«l Orange, Vex Jarmy t« ew Jwwty, Ulddlaan Oounty. if J. Deeamber dffmimt too hbei MUsflsatisfiedi bby _™mid m*jp bnTlns hwm fllMfllM IIn th*pnrt\inlt7 to h» hewd in reftTcnee fXrti NNe w JJeney. fendant* Writ off EtEteouUf*U,,! I Addrnat of Attnntoyv (V BRNBBBT PAZUKAfl the mle off mortf««Mtdl pnrnli IHEROT'I IALE 1M1. Louta P. Boos, 0 E. * •orranr sftle la Ui« lum of Two Thousand 'ii Offloe of mid Drain ty Jiin* to tin* appeal on the application of PlalnUff) 1UPIIU0R COURT OV misad A«ru 'W' whleb map baa Bight Hundred, Blity Right (iSBIW 4, lflOll; the o«rt*ret Warflhmmng to m,- Dated: Juno UVti. rUtK! lim« 11th, 19*. JP. 7/J-15-B-JB/O5 OP. 7/8-U/M WN B-y virtu* of thr »bm» «ut«l NKW JER81V not b»en Sled but submlHedfo Ml* 00) Dollars more or 1**,, ,>|11B fo^. Quid lota are on Randolph nvnmi*. tnhuttne CompRtiy for a permit and CHANCERT DIVISION Veterans AdmlnMrattnn for eat together with the oontn ,* wn,and am each (34) twit -wide In front vwlanre firm the 7/>n!n« Ordinance Writ, to me dlnoteil and deiiraml afwroral, bit. n or the Bormigh nf narfenvt. pennlt- NOTICE CO BIDDER* NOTICE will oi|>oiis tn sale at public rw- MinniRdix r nd renr, and 100 feet dwrp on eaoh atnled Mds will h. r»e*<»<-1 by the U* on rhMkst No r «M M Premlaas an known aa M The subsortbor mwrvM tti» rtaht Ide, Wn$ mid unniiranii to erwt a biiild- B<»vnl of Bduoirton of Bh» BoroiiRh TAK« NOTICK «l»t Olrtoh Maid Afenus, Cartsrat. Hew Jersey. to adjourn said naln from tlmato ln« on »le northerly end of thai d Inc., t/a The I"anre Inn, WFI)NKSIUT, Tint *th DAT OP FTRflT NATIONAI. BTA1X BANK Bwlnii t}» mme land (uid of Cut«rot, Mew Jersey at Abnham AUOU8T A D . 1WU, Tit* appnadmats amount at 4be lime subject only to «u,-h limita- (Blofi Lnt lus applielid t o ththe MaotqlpaMtll l OOoun- >F BW JKRAET, formwiy known Judsjuaot to tions1 or rwfcrlotlonji upon the exer- MI oonmyed 1n Jamaa P. >--™it own*. Bald r htfmr Of •wo r^clork rry the aid Bthal O. OOlfirt. huabwid nnd denial mimore Street, Oart*ret. New JCT•ff- l <« trie iwmahip at wtuxurrtdip, then prevailing (fltAndard or IHy- National •ale Is tfca sum olse at such power aa mny |» speci- fiction XI - I,.i 1.3 for i Plenary RetitU OonaumfiUon 5lt Hundred.. Twenty (H8,O0.00) ally provided by l»w or rules of Wife, by deed of Jiunea P, «T at eJaht o'clock on Thumday, '.lght flaring I Uine. In th» afwr-' wsonlaticm, was Plaintiff, and MI- nnd —• allnrvM« . O'AItTKRBT WARHHOUBINa * July a, 19M for the following: 7ilc«ii*i, for a nsir biiilddnn to b«norm uf i.he said d»Y. at tli« Rhrr- NAS ORKOOIUAnn BJKI MIRIAM Dollars more or leas plus Interval Court. Sold mib)f<-ti to ™™tniotwl at Rmite 9. Bunna I*n«. hl owether with tha ooata at thla mi*. of sale. y 30«h, 1SS1 imd dnly re- niBTRnnrnNO QOMPANY 1. t/iunber duppilM iff'B Offlc* In Khe Oltv of NfwUKnOORIADUB, ' wife, and Uii oorded In the Mldrtleoei ()mmty J Medical fluppUw W(Kxlbrld(rp, New Jermy. Bninfrwlck, N. J. aTATB OP NTW JKRS1TT. won. De The MtMsrlber resenrsa tha rtttrt 'of *wo ducjk b» the ROBERT H JAMIBON O Offloo on Pehniivry in<), 195 By: TOANK K0WKOWTT7,, I I'lans and apeclfioAtlona for pro- to adlmirn said sale from ttae te (.Standard or uay Oatwlt July 10. IflflS Ride will l>f oixmpd and read At All ttia W lowing trnot or plural fendants. 81lnrtn in Boook 1M33 off l>l>rwt»t ffew mi thin moetlng. poi*d new tnillrtlng to bo eonirtnint- 1 Writ of Execution for ths oil . time (Ubjaot only to such limita- t»vn * mm. - County at paj|« 378, O-P. 1/I5/IW od. are on file At tihe orfflro of theof land Mid the pnMii!* * hrrpln. tion* or netrVctlon* upon tha eter- Blda muet be uxfitnpanled by a af1*r [wirtlcvilnrlv deecrlbfHi. .iim- mortmnted pr»ml«e« d*t*d May list Attorney*. I The abort described prtsilm are mipgRioR COURT or CTUftfti nheohekk In thth e smmint nf Municipal Clerk. liXU nise of such pown as may be spe- 10% of the Wd or a Bid Bond. Objeottona, If any, should b« ttiann atad. lying and belnit In the Town- ( cially pronded by Uw or raise Ol I.L. «7M-7/l-«-lS/9« commonly known u M JteTiflolp NEW JRR8EV Immediately, In writing to Joseph ship of Woodbrlrige, County of Mld- Hy tlrtin of tfia abors stated Wrt Oourt. MnM mitilocrt to nnndrUona of ATOnue, Old Brldpi, Nnw Jersey unti Docket No. M-6MI-M Mi s\rpplles to be dallvered w tit dlenei and fitate of New Jtrn*'/, to me directed and dellTerri. I wi SBBRIFFH g ALE are n.l»> known ui Tm To1» Non, InHTATal OP NKW JKRflPIY: rect«d. V Ve,l«ntl. Municipal Olert, Wood fipiwr t^i iwvlft at inihllr Tondu* or. SUPERIOR COUKV 71, 12 and 73 nn Tax Map of R CAR LOOTED *A HILL PHARMACY AVENEL - Two cars parked MILK FED VEAI Open Eves. Till 10 • Tel. KJ 1-5325 in the junkyard of the Horbaly's ROUND ROAST Auto Wreckers. Route 1 and Mid- 587 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTERET dlesex Place, were looted of a (Corner Penhlni Kitaut) radio and a carburetor Tuesday WMPS 1 night or yesterday morning. . 57 VEAL CHOPS TOP OR BOTTOM SUMMER RIBS LOINC 79* 89 NO FAT ADDED CLEARANCE — ^ IYI ROONROUNOD U0K* m SALE BONELESS FOR OVEN OR POT gjjfc CALIFORNIA 09 ON ALL ( CROSSRIB ROAST * 79' POT ROAST k59 SILVERTIP ROAST 1 AUM HJESH REG. STYU FOR FRYING or NOIllfM J M CHICKEN LEGS » 47 CORNED BEEF GROUND BEEF 1965 FORDS BONUESS BRIiKIT UAH # *%i RIGUURSTYIi r"»f 200 '65 FORDS MUST BE CLEARED OUT! CHICKEN BREASTS i THKK CUT fiBOUND CHUCK . 63' • GALAXIES * MUSTANGS * FALCONS THIN CUT 49 GROUND ROUND > 83' • T-BIRDS * CUSTOMS * FAIRLANES LEG QUARTERS .69 tarroi NASING • EGONOLINE VANS * PICK-UP TRUCKS CENTER CUT SHOULDER PATRICK OUDAHY CANNIO SHORT RIBS 49- BIGGEST DISCOUNTS ANYWHERE!! LONDON BROIL PICNIC ITAUAN STYU CUT ROM LEG |39 JELL-0 DESSERTS DEL MONTI PBJS VEAL CUTLETS EARLY GARDEN ALL FAVORS 1Q&88' PRIDE of COLOMBIA FRUIT DRINKS SCOTT TOWELS 100% PURE BIC ROIL P9 TWO GUYS 4^98 COLOMBIAN MULTI PACK ot 3 COFFEE 31 73 FRUIT COCKTAIL CHUN KING CHICKEN PINK SALMON Featured at PO|||T TWO GUYS <% CHOW MEIN -78' w s 58' IN HEAVY SYRUP ^ '^ APPETIZING DEPT POPE MtAND IMP. rTAUAN TWO GUYS STEMS AND PIKES m f%*l, NOW! FOR THE FIRST TIME! ( TOMATOES :38 MUSHROOMS 4 89 SWISS CHEESE POPE IRAND ROASTED ALL COPPER GAS Heating System TWO GUYS CANNEDL M4% HA, DOMESTIC — PEPPERS SLICED TO ORDER SODA aADAIRi,,Y DEPT12. 78 FROZEN FOOD DEPT HARD MORTON DINNERS Completely Modern! SALAMI SLICED .99* FRESHLY SLICED IMPORTED ALL COPPER VARIETIES Hydronic System BOILED HAM .98' PRODUCI DEPT. TWO «m Oi FROM FLORIDA fa AA, ROYAL DAIRY SLICED j*C ORANGE JUICE 7 99 AMERICAN CHEESE. 49 TH> TOP LfMONADf FVh !• White of DORIC-NEW PLASTIC CONTAINER f g\r BLUEBERRIES With These And Other ORANGE JUICE ,59 FRESH Exclusive Features 1 JUICY TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP ONE BOOK SPECIAL, • 15,000 B.T.U. ALL COPPER WEEKLY SPECIAL BOILER ' ! YOUR BOOK » mm TOWARD THI SWEET JUICY EATING WORTH LL."V PURCHASE Of • ALL CONTROLS FACTOR^ WIRED AND ASSEMBLED 15-OUNCE • CIRCULATOR PEACHES 2*29" FANCY LONG GREEN • ASME RELIEF VALVE FAMOUS MAKE • DRAIN COCK TUMBLERS 3 25 • AIR CUSHION TANK PACKAGE OF 8 CALIFORNIA SUNKIST «A ~ EDCER TRIMMER • 75 LIN. FT. COPPER FIN Unbraokabk, boil proof, itain proof pfcu- . pyAyf ( BASEBOARD tic. Your cfiok* of liv«ry wnmw color*. LClflUN) 10 < 29 HardwMd tted biade. Ru^ed motor w.th/ • 100 LIN. FT. 3/ " COPPER TtlBlNG " w *"• "' ' block clutch- E«y height adjustment 20 YEAR WARRANTY! 4 REG. 99c WITH A FRESH, TENDER t IflMMMyWWWIMMMMMVMMIflMI ALL ITEMS c PUX, CREEN BEANS CALL ME 4- OF (2 00 FANCY GREEN ARE GRADE "A" 66 OR MORE | Ac 16.88 For Free Survey! MATERIALS! HOUSEWARE DEPT FINANCING AND Ot-t the ultiliiatr in cm t-Irtt, Proctor & Gambit ...33 2 - 37 20 INSTALLATION AKKAM.KD etuiMjuiU-ul hiat! Fluffy AH KitcUi Charm Waxed Paper - AMMMWWWMIMWMWMAn Liquid All ,.75' Lifebuoy R* 2*. 27' Crisco Fab Marcal Bathroom Tissue 4^39 Lux Toilet Soap 3.^23' HawiyAftdy *67 C 1:> 4 ME 4 0080 HOURS- Lux Bath Soap 7^.33' Silver Dost Blw » M i -ib. 36 Marcal Freezer Paper " PLUMBING • OPEN DAILY S SUPPLIES 8 A.M.. 6 P.M. ROUTE 1, AVENEL • THURS. 8 A.M. OPEN DAILY 9;30 AM. till 10 P.M. Route 9-Woodbridge SUNDAYS *9:3U A.M. til « FM. Nurtti tf rirekwiiK 9 P.M. ROUTK 18, EAST BKUNSWICR lu and *oe an with wiy HIM We n>«r». the rt«tai u, Unit «nn«. HU- tfccUT* tktu fat., Jutr «.«in (FrMt, SM*l t Top) of St James' Church and a mem- RJUWU wHii fauctt and itrvinvr, Stftfi f(n«r, (•mplrtt with ber of its Holy Name Society. Mr. Urban was a retired em- wWi draii flnlnt baiin. H ployee of the former Pardee Steel (SJ-FT.) Surviving are his widow, Cath- 8 •t*«l rb. (•*• orks, Perth Amboy, and had erine (Mortsea); two sons, Peter ALL Uiiotl«i fwtti teen employed by die firm as CHAIN LINK 95 nd itralmr. P., Jr,, Woodbridge, and Robert tatlonary engineer prior to re- FOR D., Eatontown; a granddaughter, Com*. v«li tiring 20 nan ago, A former FENCING ONLY |7»J5 Sharon McCann, Woodbridge; •esident of Perth Amboy, be had 139 four sisters, Mrs, Edwin Demp- made his borne in Woodbridge 30 sey, Mrs. William Coughlin, and ears. He was a parishioner of I7"iir PORCELAIN BISW Miss Bleu McCann of Wood- 1O4S it. Nicholas Catholic Church of TOILET AIR PURIFIER Whit* m bridge, and Mrs, William Bark- he Byzantine Rite, Perth Amboy, NItbullf er, Montdair; three brothers, a ind a member of St. George's (Mil AP M*l. (Fat 95 &TANK U W i »'. twin, Charles J., Woodbridge; MhoHc Union, and the United (IKS THAU DtUEnj •try mi). •wt William, East Orange, and LawGreek Catholic Society. 8 rence A., South Amboy. COMBINATION The deceased was the husband HEAVY, FUU ROUND RAIL WEYERHAEUSER TOP-QUJtUTY [ the late Mrs. Julia Bandola PEELED CEDAR FENCE STALL SHOWER MRS. ANNA BERENT rban. CMHfUtf wrA frttMfi, COLONU-The funeral of Mrs. LUMBER M Surviving are two daughters, Anna Bertnt, 78, of 425 Ionian Mrs. Andrew Zupko and Mrs. Em- curtail fnd Avenue, who died July 7 at Rah ma Yurecko, Newark; seven 3O"xJ0". way Memorial Hospital, was held sons, Albert, Wnymart, Pa.; John, 2x44' 59 PC. 38 Saturday morning at the Thom- Perth Amboyy; Peter and Nieho- 4 \\>lt\t tint of PLUM6IM as F. Higgins Sons Funeral Hone, as, WoodbrjdgeWdbjd ; WillWilliami , FanF - COMPUTI noac or IPKlAl 1116 Bryant Street, Rahway, with wood; Coknia, and WMBflt AT IOWHT PMCW ITEMS - Bid SAVINGS II a high Mass of requiem at St. tulius, 19 grand-l John Vlanney Church, Colonia. children; it grandchildren; I Burial waa in Mount Calvary and two Mrt. John Hos-I SLIDING „ Cemetery, Linden. podar, Perth Amboy, and Mn.| Mrs. Berint was the widow Julia RickwalAy, Bagmte. GLASS DOORS the lal« Anthony BerenL Born V-CBOOVE MAHOCAIir In Lithuania, she had resided In WILUAM J. HIGCHNS Rahway 30 years. CARTERET - William J. Hi*- Surviving are two sons, An- gins of 12 Capp Street died Satur- thony, Miami, Fla., and Vincent day at home. He was a research PANELING " W,, Rahway; three daughters, engineer employed at the U. S. Mrs. Raymond Hunt, La Cres- Navy Base, Bayoroe and a mem- centa, Calif.; Mrs. George Mar- ber of the American Society of Bwutifywa8s.GenuiiM, tin, Rahway, and Mrs. Charles Mechanical Engineers. Mr. Hig- durable wood paneling 47 "KNOWN FOR VALUES" Terzella, Colonia; IS grandchil- gins was 1 parishioner of fit Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. odds wannth end charm. dren; and four great-grandchil- Bora in New York City, he bad Velvet smooth finish. dren. resided in Carteret for the last Easy to instaL eight years. STEPHEN T. SWANICK Mr. Higgins was the husband of' FORDS-Funeral services for) Edna Merryman Stephen T. Swanick, who died survives him with three Thursday at home, 40 Mary Ave-ft PRE-FIN1SHED nue, were held Monday morning daughters, Mrs. Patricia Balar at Flynn and Son Funeral Home, dcDe of Brooklyn, Suzanne and 23 Ford Avenue, with a high Maty at home; two grandchildren; SPANISH a lister, Miss Mary Higgins of Mass of requiem at Our Lady New York City and a brother 79 Peace Church. Burial was in Loremo of HicksviHe, Long Is- FRUITWOOD Holy Trinity Cemetery. land. Mr. Swank* was! employed Funeral services were held V-Crowed. A'xT a mechanic at the Raritan Cop- Tuesday from the Lyman Rumpf 3 LARGEST SELECTION OF WOOD «•!»• $HJ0 PANEUNGS IN THE STATE! COME, 5'0"x6'«" SEE...COME SAVE!!