EDISON JPORDS BEACON

Woodbridge, Avenel, Colonia, Fords, Hopelavm, Iselin, Keasbey, Port Reading, Sewaren and Edison Publlibsd Weekly Woodbridgp, N. J., Thursday, April 4, 1963 taunt u lnd Glut Man I,V — NO- 8 On Thursday At P 0,, Woodbrldf*. N. J. Price Ten Centi ... Radio?.... Fords?....

un,)imHII>0E - A public fate-to-face debate In "Prlvate political debatet are no lonfer enough. Ton NewRecreationProgram auditorium suoh M Woodbridge Senior and I should meet In the moat public and adequate facility ,,, ,r nvtt Radio Station WCTC, New Brumwlck,, available so that alt the people of Woocrbrldte can make a ",tl • final" conrtltlona Outlined by Mayor Walter Zlr- judgment at to our respective capabilitieii to be mayor. ,',', \\ iiii.tm .1. Warren, hi* opponent In the April 16 The two previoUi 'debates' which you talk about were . , li, primaries. closed to the general public and thus many Interested per- i ,„ ni;iy«r hmt accepted the April 10 date »ubmltted tom Old not have an opportunity to hear from either of us. , w.irn'ii who ha? inildted that the debate be held "I am anxious to be heard and I am equally anxlou* to Have people hear you, Mr. Warren, and the only plan- |lir,h junior Hl»h School Mid include a third Drmo- Includes Girls, Adults, ,,'.' ,M.iuiMHy candkUte, Edward Kopper. In which this can properly be done Is In an auditorium, •i Warren said that both he and Mr. Kopper *U1 be wch aa Woodbridge High School which can *eat 1,200 peopl» instead of the less than 400 which can be seated , ,.„„!, school, April 10. waiting. At thin wrltlw It h In Fords Junior High School. Evasive tactics have high- ',. ihr •.iluntlon lias reached an tmpame. llihted your apparent Inability to Mpose yourself publicly i,. w.irren'n letter wai announced to the prew yet- to questions concerning the past, present and future of lM,l M;iynr Zirpolo. who aluo received the eommunl- Woodbridge. We all know why you would like to forget ,.„ uvlfrdaj replied: the past and we can understand why you don't want to And 'Golden Age' Clubs ih, (imp for ftide-iteppinf and etarive tactic* ha» talk about the present and the future. You have been out I he public can no lonier be Intuited by your of touch with thr citizens of Wondbridue and their needs, .iirmpts to ' WOODBRIDGE — As IK to the Township has brought in :!<• Rule 4~8$iiU Church Meeting be expected, with the Primary| a "top-notch recreation expert, Election near, there are twoj at absolutely no cost to the". SUrtlng VTOObBRIDOE - Over 500 the upper and lower levels of ^ools of thought reading | Township, who is laying the be a new'people from Evangelical and the Sunday School buildins. by;tne Townships application or siroundwork for this greatly ex-. will 1 for the lnt*r-Reformid Churches In Caimec- the Ladies Aid Society and the Permwuou to issue bonds for; panded program.' tiiem Street and.ticut, Pennsylvania. New York Lorantffy Guild. sewers, street improvements, Harold Mortensen, chairman :,w\ Pnlloe Direc-iand N*w Jersey, will attend a construction of curbs, ntw po- of parks and public property, - '.iiUissi announcediconferrwe to be held at the lice headquarters, reconstruc- (has met with members of the. tion of portions of the Muni- Woodbridtt- Evangelical and ; Board of Education and has cipal Bulldlnu. improvement ot :.*lu liand lane. Reformed Cluirch, School 8t. 'Woodbridge' ; reached an agreement in re- playground areas, acquisition- Hahway Averuy Sunday, gard to ball field maintenance. of land for .public park pur? sut. will be abk. The oe&lerences at* schrtl- The Board has promised tn poses and purchase of addi- ;;.'!,[ I urn at aHukd to itart at 3 P.M., and maintain all ball fields urtd?r Article Topic tional road equipment. .,J,,I:IM a red liKht.itl* liienw will be "Yon Are a •its jurisdiction and keep "them i Township officials appeared |open to the various teams •r.nt.H'LH* make thfiMtesionar*." ' J WOODBRIDGE-The Town- before thftjtopt?tment of Uj- OOOPKB- **y. PLANNING: The Town Committee com- on a map, is Committeeman Harold Mortensen, chairman throughout the summer. The !u\' will net »! -lu, „,,.,„ n«mi» wffl ntaAl^Wi» to**, out-an annual cal Obvunraient In Trenton, tined fo'l'T^'to the. Hoard «f Education to plan one of park* aud public property. I Uie church for approval of $1,150,000 tn, of ball fields and the use of school buildings during- the John Fay, Mr. Mortensen, Clifford Handerluuf? tt<« 'r& «Cfields .li order te povmU *hc summer months. Pointing to the recreation areas, spotted Education president and Nicholas Campagna, nunicipality to maintain all ii;nn u btuw ui«artlmlarly dur Xllabath K0TK8 and DennisW'PHla. for recertification,^ ^ customary th_e 8tate alld Tax Rate Down 2 any agreement of this type has :.Miit;, Drivers plan [Jacobs, boUl of New York Clty. «ten.sive exhibits and doc- bo&[d regerVed decision. Additional Storage Tanks been reached with the Board. right onto Rah-i Rev. Dr. Tlbor Csike.u. p™-;unwiitation. The present certi- Meantimei william WarR;ni :.-n 110 ulres on Ju Additional Points Program Outlined i are urged to stay feawr at Weiley Theologicali™* " « 'y *• Mayor Walter Zirpolo's oppo- Mr, Mortensen and the mayor :.• hand lane. Seminary. Washington, D. C, In a letU'r to Mr. Phelan.lnent in the Democratic Pri- WOODBRIDGE — Here's outlined the proposed recrea- 1 a bit of welcome news to •' iloei not work out;will be th* principal up*alter. Mayor Walter Zlrpolo said thatjmarles April 16, has written to For Port Reading 'Just Rumor' the Township's taxpayers. tion program as follows: • •it. x triangle mayiSpeakn on the tlieme Ls to the Towiuihlp is making "this;oeorge C. 8Wlman, director of The County Board of Tax- 1. Survey each neighborhood ••' •'•< -d in the area. be Pharu James Harvey, direc- early submission in order to'Department of Local Oovern- WOODBRIDGE — No appli- ation yesterday released the area in order to learn the needs, -_ ;tor of International Hou*e,'provide your office with ade-ment, urging postponement at cation has been-made for fur- official tax rates for the va- desires and age groups within II KSK SNATCHERS lyale Divinity Sciiool. quate time for review and oer-iany further consideration of ALL IN POINT OF VIEW: ther installation of storage rious municipalities in Mid- that area. The result* will Mm Mar-- At five o'clock there will beitiflcation. in thus way we can|the administration's request tanks in the Port Reading sec- dlesex County, and the rate form the basis for expanded reported'a program pre»eaied by a spe-javold *ny hiatus in Woodbridge,until the voters "can decide in tion. Martin B. Mulroy, who for Woodbridge Township programs for all age groups. :if Sunday that|clal choir of '.he Fairfield, Township's Program for Com-!a public referendum." The let- described himself as a "new has decreased 12 points, in- 2. Established neighborhood P.M . two youthJlCbnn., church. *ith Rev. Alex-jmunity Improvement certlfica-jter was signed by Mr. Warren Mauro Hits Bond Issues; Resident" of the area, was rn- stead of 10 points as origi- advisory councils on recreation, snatch her pock- ander Havatotly, as dlrector.'tlon. and hU running mates. llormed by the^administratio'n. nally estimated. which, in cooperation with the she was gettingiJThe local church choir will aluoi Meantime tlie 'Journal ofi The mayor, in a release la-i i M Mr. Mulroy wrote to Mayor The 1963 tax rate, there- Park and Recreation stafl. will t the A&PPwfc- (tiding "Beautiful.Housing." the professional sued yesterday at a press con Mayor Points to Tax Cut fore, will be $18.43 per $100 serve as a bridge between the the boyj'city," directed by Mrs. Leslie|magazine for housing and re- ference, described the By ANGELO MAURO By WALTER ZIRPOLO assessed valuation instead of local neighborhoods and tlie one around 15lEgry. Steven fiimon, chief elder!development in a story entitled|hearing as follows: [there have been rumors that WOODBRIDGE—Despite at- $18.45 as previously an- Township. ::d the other about'of the Woodbndge Church, wfllj"Open Land Development,", Forceful Caie plans are being made to erect The standard bearer lor the ; and maintain storage tanks "In William J, Warren slate in Col- tempts to hide, disguise and nounced. 3. Prepare a master plan for she said she welcome all the" Kuesu before Woodbrklge is one of three) "The Township Engineer, the vicinity of our homes." Mr. onia. candidate for Fifth Ward|confuse the facts, the truth the orderly and economical de- hold on to the conferem. • communities discussed. TheiCharles Beagle, presented a velopment of future recreation her 1 JMulroy noted during the past Councilman, Angelo "Babe" still is that trJis Adminstration ui'ic»d with the finest|ple of the community, together thei«.,,»«-«;-.r » .-,,r-, - contractor, was named as As the family sita at thellowethe lowecd\ Moses, their leader, intointo1 his assistant. ""• best silver will *e with Jews all over tlie world, (able the story is toldJ t' o th---i"-e j th-e •"•---dftseri t 't-o -- AndJ -a new '«life-, Mr, McDonnell will be paid ""• motherj ol theiw|ll gather family by family HAKT1CIJJANTS IN CKKKMONY: Above *re monhen uf Robert Saffenl, Jo Ann Uojtk, William ¥M*JBMH, children: Thpy nad on a moment's notice, an additional $1,200 over his "'lik will blesi ttie CMI-I to partakt of tlie Pesacli Seder. the Honor Society at Wowdbridce $<"*« Ulfh School &#hru>t; neated, Klbabcth Beriuteta, Knlm " " ' !l "It was long ywus ago when and their,bread dough hadn'.t present salary while. Mr. Aa- ' in* wine glaues will The Seder marks the begin who look part in the Induction pnwram or new member* KUen GutMM M* Jujce v^ThVtlie'people'of"israeUuffemi as riaen. They marchedundei tte roe's aalary will be M.&Q0 & ii •ceeplod InU the Motet* will S Jewiah|m»vo» to the land or Sgypt. A lOwtinued oo Pap V Drear, I J. IL-EB. Thursday, April 4,1983

PAGE TWO terrorizing Jewish cltHtns. "For mrs. part administra- creue In bonded '^^KL^^™^ Rabbi Samuel Newberger ls- would permit. J> —,-lo l« VMI , ignore the people of the Second proper ratable balance be es- »In ancient Egypt, where the tions haw watched the popu- iJ rued his annual Passover mes- u to run right into th, IDINNKR-DANCI; tablished and ©nly ftth these...* _--—• , ,. lation of this municipality I. Th1110e l/w**bon d*w»« Su* e-•"• -for which Senior Ward? children of Israel were sub- WWOODBRItXJW TT \J\JLSUK viwuLE. considerations can the interest saw to the Jewtoh people of explode without doing anything .pproval Is sought not century." Recreation Hall •I am looking forward W de- 'oodbrldge today as follows: jected to physical oppression, only exceeds the municipal The Sodality members of Our Lady btttac Zlrpolo, but I will not of all the peopto t» wrved the Almighty punished the them in the area of recrea- "The Joyous Festival of Pasi- debt limit, but contains a num- Mr. ^ of Mount Carmel Church will accept the dictatorial take-It- properly." cruel muter and his followers tion. sponsor a dinner and dance, tver Is about to be celebrated ber of Items which should ippllcatlon and the '\&Z or-leave-lt approach that he with plagues. One of them was "The recreation shortage has ber f t of cur To Be Dedicated April 28,6 P. M., at the parish ince more. On Monday eve- properly be paid for out of cur- le would reply to Mr. \w,, practices on everyone elslse In Darknes which lasted for three iflected everyone and because PORT BEADING - A. Law- ins, April 8, we begin the rent operating expenses. Our! stter when received, uv\ r'v ihall. Music will be furnished pra And why did he Passover days. The Bible says of this he programs we do have are rence Becker, general chairman,|by "The Caravans." The aflalr Woodbrldgerldgd .. .'assover observance with the Township is already burdened lhat he had not receive'.; to meet Mr. Kopper In (Continued from Page 1) darkness: "They saw not a man lealgned for younger boys, announced planlans for the th blic and tictickk' refuse traditional Seder. The various with a tremendous load of bond yet. Mr. Bklllman said il0 has open the We are all desert sun and the'flre' In the his brother, neither rose any hose most affected Include ideation of St. membersj ijrmbols at the Seder service Issues. >ot Intend to get lim.'.wd 1 heavens baked the dough Into from his place for three days." Iris, teenagers, adulta and our iny political controm-.',• Recreation Hall on June 15 at/ * "' imong them the Bread of Af- Surely this kind of darkness mior citizens. Our course of a dedication dinner-dance toi * nation, matasos (unleavened bread)." Ictlon and Bitter Herbs, are a hat when the Depgriir,!-- "I'll be there as promised on prevails in the Soviet Union .:tlon Is dear and be held at the new hall Ideated By each place at the Seder tnstant reminder that human by your aciim »••<.... , Government mad, April 10. So will Mr. Kopper. table a Haggadah watts, to de- today. It Is our fervent hope iwlft attention if we are to pro- clslon it would be o:, > on West Awnue. Woodbridge jfferlng Is endless, The Pass- and prayer that Ood in His in- a park and recreation pro- should be given the opportunity '••" ip. So will several hundred Wood- tail the old, old story. Interrup- iver theme of tyranny, slavery illcation's merlU A meeting of the dedication (Continued from Page 1) voters. Whether Mr. finite mercy will speed the day gram geared and suited to the to decide In public referendum tions and discussions are en- ;nd freedom has been enacted Meantime, the To«i; committee was held recently to Seaside of deliverance of the oppressed; wdi and desires of all our Cit- whether or not the Taxpayers couraged. Children question, I again and again throughout mlttee Tuesday ni«ht.';. we will then offer a New Song Uens" of the Township of Woodbrldge on the committee with Mr. adults answer. history. The forces of evil re- ln« Mr. Sklllman'R ad-.:,,. of Redemption and Salvation. are In favor of the requested irdlnances coverlni: thr Becker are Nicholas Llsko and The prophet Elijah, who ippear in every generation and bond Issue." j The magazine, which has clr- promised the coming of the :ause mankind to endure affllc- I sincerely wish you and ects be Introduced p-;., John Hutnflk, souvenir ad book; >ur friends a Joyous and Bond Issue Ask* Referendum Steve Utar, band, tickets, and' eulatlon all over the world, to Storage Tariks Messiah and peace and fret lon and bitterness. In many learlngs, introduced an ' Ctwphc aeanlngful Passover." The letter ended: ad book- Vincent Martlno.Wd plans for Centromere (Continued from Page 1) dom to reign, Is honored at larts of the world people are (Continued from Pagt 1) nance authorizing a bond The schedule for Passove: I "Therefore, we earnestly »• it (1.15 million for ren.n a J?Mrs. zS Mlnucci and.ln the Clavpit area and the en-only be received after applica- the Passover table, with a (raying and hoping for a cour- forceful case for prompt Ini- r,,r. SXTof il* Rosary Sodety.jtlre Renewal, program, handsome goblet filled with teous Moses to liberate them •rvlces at Adath Israel Syria tiation of the project pointing I licit you to postpone any fur lion of the sanitary * ir tion and approval Is received Ither "v>«idi>ration of this re decorations; C. J. Landaeta and] wine, waiting on the table In 'rom tyrannic Pharaohs. Espe- :ogue will be as follows: tern. from the Planning Board and Monday and Tuesday, Aprl quest, uuwi <•»- - Martin Mulroy, publicity and case of his arrival. Jally are we concerned with if Health has Issued an The proposed or,,,„ correspondence; Mr. Becker Other symbolic foods Include mltte place this matter befon (Continued from Page 1> to obtaining a building penult. three raatqos, each wrapped ,. Soviet Russia who are ex Wednesday at 9:30 AM,, Sun ,he urgent need for it. While ment of Health has <|,., ;a •and Raymond Lombard!, pro- lay and Monday, April 14 an the voters in a public referen the project necessary to ;I ,I fact Reliance upon time «orn'Our thought at that time and separately and placed one atop joscd to physical and spiritual no final decision has been made ;I tram. ' tions^ t thinking Is that 5. 1:30 P.M.. April 15 and 16 dum." the ptfblic health, whim '•; are available IromclichM, reckless accusations'our prescnt the other. On the left hand side extermination. „, the Local Government Tickets ! Industry property Discussing Mayor Zlrpolo' ties the Insurance ol dev mSter^of thr*HolvNameSo-ane Holy Name 8o- andd rambling articles that onlonly propeproper Industry property of the seder plate Is a roasted "This year, once again, Jews :30 A.M., Memorial Service, Board, the members appeared visit to Trenton Mr. Warre SS Cry-Altar'Scfclety. or^ack of a persona. v^.,located is a desirable asset to shank bone, symbol of the Pas- ..i Russia are deprived of ob- izkor, April 18 at 11 AM to be impressed for the urgent excess of statutory llmlun. do not Impress our intelligent iour community. chal Lamb in ancient tlmei taining Matzos. Yet, when The annual model Seder wi need of this project. said: Usually when a Mnifvm* committee members. "Even the director, of Lodal 'St.(electorate. The days when a "This safeguard was Intro- sacrificed In the Temple. Then world leaders implore Premier be held Sunday at 10 AM., Stu necessity Is lsimed hy >hi> si Mr. Landaeta advised. "Decision was then held on Government Is raiting his eye late for public office duced by your ward represen- Niklta Khruhchev to remove lents of the Hebrew and 8un Department of Health, i> Anthon/s Recreation Hall ^ are bitter herbs, remindful o other proposed capital projects brows at this deceptive tech Ret by with a big smile tatives Mr. Jacks and Mr. Man- ,ho stigma against the Jews lay Schools will partlclpat cal Governing Board r iv,, be an asset to the community, the bitterness of slavery am which 1 pointed out were vital nlque for mortgaging away th i t he denies the existence of anti- tith selections from the Hag Bonds for the inojrr •* zlone with the specific Inten- Charoses, a sweet mixture o to the welfare of the Township people of Woodbrldge for yean tion of assuring that never apples, almonds, cinnamon an Semitism. The American Jew mdah and Passover songs. Par both for the present and the be paid off In 40 yrur* v •. r to come while he attempts U Ing to the ordlnancr Ish Committee has • recent): nts and guests are Invited. again would residential areas be wine, symbolic of the morta: future . . . The Local Govern- make things look rosey toda; subjected as they were In the made under the lash of thi challenged the Premier's dcnla ment Board said that while The mayor indicated IU with a total tax reduction o Idlnances covering the K\. past, to having heavy Industry Egyptian task masters. Th< if anti-Semitism, made publi they considered the sewer re- KSSSS1 a nickel a week ... the peop der of the locate in such a manner as to meaning of the roasted eg in a letter to Lord Bertram New Rec Program novation project to be of prim- of Woodbrldge do not wan der bora with a place for social, Russell. T h t Committee destroy their residential char- is vague, some believe it repre (Continued from Page 1> ary Importance they under- mdm m& grandchgrandchll l works progra. m will cultural and civic endeavors.mm." charged that the Soviet Unto: proach has not been forthcom- sents grief for the destructloi iperatlon all year. stood the Importance of the ^ ^ arrying the mort- duced won ing from you. lacter. of the Temple, others that th Is stepping up lt« antl-Semitt< other projects to the commu- 'It is a further fact that this campaign in order to use Rus 6. Establish a compreherulv "The people have a right to egg Is associated with th nity and would give them every administration has stated on slan Jews aa scapegoats for in I adult recreation program. St. John'* Aid Squad know and you are violating this Spring season. reasonable consideration of an- numerous occasions our policy ternal economic problems. Thi 7. Expand teen age program right by keeping quiet. Mr. other hearing to be held In theII Answers 96 Calls with regard to Industry and I During the evening wine I singling out of Jews for eco by establishing a teen age coun Warren, we are waiting to meet partaken by each guest four near future. They suggested || FORDS — St. John's First!you." have no objection to reiterat- nomic offenses and Imposing cil on recreation. Areas In- . • times. The first cup is used fo Aid Squad members traveled j Mr. Warren's letter to the ing It at this time: we are punishment on Jews mon eludeeuded are camping, drdrama.^ba " «>at ordinances cover Dr. Peter B. the Klddush, the blessing; tb ing the remaining projects be 1,001 miles, used up 287 man- anxious to have Industry locate harshly than non-Jews wh music and social recreation. mayor read: second, the cup of rejolcln introduced prior to the holding hours and 4,300 pounds of cry- in our town. We are willing and may commit the same crtm 8. Establish an expanded Surgeon Chiropodist "On April 10, 1 shall be at over which the first half of th of a meeting on them. W* »Te gen during the month of March stand ready to facilitate and | proves beyond a reasonab service agency within the De- I the Fords Junior High School "The Blessing now awaiting word on a date while answering 96 calls ac- encourage their location injHallel and doubt that anti- Semitlsm partment of Parks and recrea- to debate with you and Mr Redemption" U recited. Th for this hearing." Announces th? opening of his offlco cording to an announcement Tho nas been invited every way possible. We must encouraged by the cruel Pha tion to assist community organ- [however, in fairness to both third cup Is usually drunk isations and to make available In hit letter to Mr. SUllman, by Axel Thomsen, captain. fey my 'representative and has raoh. The recent closing for the practice of surgical chiropody (residents and industry lnslst|connection with the grace many synagogues Is one mo .recreation equipment, plcnlcJMr. Warren and hl» running Calls broken down Include 22 accepted. the end of the meal; the four mate! wrote: transports, 31 emergency; 131 ,, ^ debated In the that the location of such Indus- Illustration of how r>e Sovl kits and social recreation sup- at 113 Holmes Street, Carteret. you T Is used when the second ha to neighborhood church "1. Mayor ZLrpolo'i adminis- M. V. A 27 fires, and•"" 3 flre" First Ward and the Fifth Ward. try as well as the physical de- Union Is pulverizing the Jew sign In landscaping and all of the Hallel and the Prayers 'ish religious community an and civic groups. tration already has authorized drills. The people of the Second Ward Thanksgiving are recited. other pertinent details be con- ha« been accom- Increase* In municipal purposes OPFIC1 HOOKS lemand and are entitled to the PHONE trolled to the end that we are plished already on the pro- (not schools) bonded Indebted- BY appearance of all three mayor- ot happy to have them in our posed program and, according ""» **« Township of Wood- APPOINTM1NT 641-M38 OBITUARIES alty candidates.- Why should community and they are happy you deny them their right to to the mayor the program wllllbridge by approximately $2 mil- to be here. Only then can the be "broad, varied and wnllton »lnce he took office 15 ONLY EMU H. BAGGER hear the issues? Why deny planned In the sense of serv- months ago. TORDS — Funeral services their request? Ritchie's Garden Center 1 ing the largest crow Mctlon of "2. Public opinion Is atrongly for Emll H. Bagger, 65, who 'I shall be there. Mr. Kop- InteresU." opposed to a number of the died Monday at his home, 18 per will be there. I hope you Hand Decorated! WILL GIVE YOU ... Second Street, will be held this He continued by saying expenditure* which the In morning at 11:00 at the Greln- will, too." Till onswtr fo Qabgrosi-beloft yea at ft I er Funeral Home, 44 Green St. Commenting on his letter to Woodbrldge, with Rev. H Mayor Zlrpolo, Mr. WaTren Agrko Pre-Emergence Hecht officiating. Burial will [said: be In Cloverleaf Park Ceme- "This man wants to dictate Crabgrass Control tery, Woodbridge. everything — date, time, loca- Now Is tht tlmt for «ff*ctlvt action Surviving are hla widow tion, attendance — and any- thing else he thinks will give sgalnit Crabgrass. An eppllotlon of Mary C. (Anacker); two sis- Agricgcoo granular Agrico Pre-Em«rg«nct Crab- ters. Mrs. Harold J. Bailey formance there and completely does he insist on a repeat per- grass Control uts up a barrwr In the toll DISSATISFIED WITH Fords, and Mrs, Charles Pred that kills Crabgrass, Goougrasf, FoxUil more, Plalnfleld; two brothers, hirn an advantage. Since we've already met in face-to-face de- and timilar seedlings 4,?^*T sprout. Allan V. f agger, Deal, and Ar The dry granule* ef thisV»ventive can 'bate in the First Ward, why ba atftctlvtly applied right up to th* two- leaf stsge (wh«n Crabgrass Is sbout J5lh.bc) 1 inch high). So safe to us«, it can be Easter Eggs treati 2S0Q14. ft. «7.95 applied on flower and shrub beds. In SERVICE CHARGES? fact, it's beneficial to mature lawn with beautiful designs and col- 2 bggt trtot grasses. Spread yours today. ors. Nojwoalike. Sugar-coated 5000jq.lt. 114.95 chocolate shells, Real egg size. 20^ea. Box of 5-$1.00; 10— Your $1.98. Dozens of other Barton Weed Control with Fertilizer You Get A When your Easier treats, too, Coven 5000 Sq. Ft minimum monthly monthly banking Insect Control with Fertilizer coit is: FASHIONABLE, BARTONS: REGULAR balance is: 0 MuuiU Covers 5000 Sq. Ft. •uwi.uunmutu* OF COURSE! Exclusive At Lawn, Trees, Shrubs, Fertilizer 3,500 Sq. Ft. NOTHING! Write as Grass Food CHECKING $200 and Over many checkfi ag yOu BLACK PATENT SHELL TRIMMED WITH PUBLIX 5,000 Sq. Ft. MATTE LEATHER... unbeatable fash- PHARMACY ion combination that goe» every- ACCOUNT wish. where. Newest blending soon 91 Main Street to be seen everywhere. WOODBRIDGE Ritchie's Garden Center And how you'll love Open Ev$3. 'til 10 456 Inman Avenue Colonia for LITTLE 50c. Write as many Smartaires budget- Open Sunday FU 8-1280 $100 to $200 pampering price! Free Parking in Bear checks as you wish. or NOTHING $1.00.Writea8many Under $100 Looking For A Good Used Car? at the checks as you wish. CARTERET OFFICE NO CHARGE for deposits made, checks of the paid or checks drawn on other bank6- Perth Amboy either cashed or deposited. 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Rack ^*'*' 'W r le, V-l INI 'M CHXVROlxr — i-dr., U>t U Open Erery "» rLTUOUT - 4- enrol Sllvaney.jmunlty for the past 22 years'enjoyed to the music of Buzz general meeting of PTA, School fessional Women's Club con- shipping clerk until 1924 when MINI. Suzanne Ur-iMrs. Retl and Mrs. Friedman L> John and his Rythmnalren, 1, will be held on Tuesday in vention May 17-19 at Hotel he became a salesman. At that Wi/nnn, Barbara were co-chairman of the affair.!who donated all the musical the all purpose room, at the Clarldge, Atlantic City as wei: time the company was located ., Willis, Carleton vj ca«ey, member of the accompaniment Tor the occa- School, Mawbey and Lincoln as a delegate and alternate U r on Prospect Street, Perth Am- s Streets, 8 P.M. the convention of the Nationa Board of Education, served us lon, boy, but moved to Its present ilr Mary Ellen toastmaster. Rev. Donald J.' The program for the evenin Federation of Business and Pro- location in Dunellen about 10 fessional Women's Club in Dal :;.' B;irtha. Helen Rlelly. assistant pastor of St. will be a science fail'. Ever jyears ago. las, Texas, in July. Patricia Benko. James' Church, gave the Invo- class will present a science ex- For the past 38 years, until •••r. Carolyn Burns, cation Court Mercedes hibition. Each class teachei his retirement on March 31, Mr. will speak and explain her clas: M.irtha Fedim, Jay Mr. Casey recognized the Cahill has been the company's exhibition. A question and an- irftvev Gutman, visiting dignitaries and read the Plans Breakfast representative in the Wood- swer period will be held, Par- Miss Jean Wild • r Ronnie Klein, many letters of congratulations bride Area. ents and guests are invited to Loulse Km- from those who were not pres- WOODBRIDOE — Plans were View the displays after the :-k I.attiuizio, Ruth ent. He Introduced the first mad(' for th(1 annual In honor of his retirement, Engaged to WedLONG-TIME LAWYER: Emil Stremlau, Carteret, oldest practicing attorney in Middle- iOion breakfast of Court Merced- Mr. Cahill was honored at ft meeting. sex County was honored last night ;it a party on his Ifith birthday at the Forge Inn,", •• Merrill. Lois Nagy, RU»st speaker Robert Vogel breakfast of Com AVENEL — The engagement Mrs. Robert Lyness, nomi- Woodbridge. An attorney for 55 years, Mr. Strcmlau's office is at "I ('ookt> Avenue, Car- ' S:.,;v. William Nel- First Ward Township Commit-':<"*• Catholic Daughters'of Amer-1 famll* buffet 3upper given by of Miss Jean Wild, daughter o: al lecent meelln MrsMrs.his nating committee chairman, teret. He was recently feted by the Middlesex County Bar Association for his service to = ' Nicuslro, Ronald teeman. who commended Mrs.;'™- » «' - «*>-ln-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Irving Wild, 271 54 John chairman, Will present a slate of officers the public. He served as President of that association in 1936. He is a life member i • •••dore Plavln, Jean Shaffer for "her untiring effort*••-- •-• "' ' Mr. and Mrs. Jarn.es L. Tooker Avenel Street, to Gregory as follows: Mrs. William Har- of the Perth Amboy Elks and past president of Raritan Council, Boy Scouts of America. Howard Schlesinger, towards his political endeavors.- announced the affair will be George Vergos, 56 School Street, '| . .. , ,'held. May 5 after the 7:45 A.M. ned, president; Mrs. Walter Left to right: John Molnar, Mr. Stremlau, William Fitzpatrick and Frederick M. Adams. :MM. Patricia White. OwrwYates president of, Rawson, first vice president; Metuchen, was announced by OwrwYate president of j ch ^ Fire Auxiliary lists i -;ilik. the Woodbiidge Young Demo- Mrs. Agnes Dubay second vice her parents. He is the son of Grade Charlotte crats, presented Mrs. ShafTer Mrs. Joseph Oenovese, chair- Card Party Winner$ president* M»,, Charles Bendel, Mr. and Mrs. George Vergos. man of the theater party to- .Milieu Clark, June with a life membership plaque. third vice pram* at, Mrs. Rich- Miss Wild is a graduate of night, announced all attending PORT READING - The La- Congregation B'nai Jacob Will Hold Thomas Hlgleygy . Ann only bestowed once. ard* Kauflmnn, "recording sec- Woodbridge High School and ahould meet tt the KnWTits Of Idles' Auxiliary of the Port Hnat. Amy Mkfck , kiore, to Robert Jacks, retary, Mrs. John Coughlln, attended Orange Memorial . Kathleehl n Narto-Nt , Townriitripp Committee- Columbus home at 5:30 p.m. (Reading Fire Company I an corresponding secretary, and Hospital School of Nursing. Ground-Breaking Ceremonies, Sunday A donation was made in;nounced winners at a recent Q^ gabray treasurer .ii Meebe, Arthur Pe-'m«n, organizer and first presl- She is employed by Bam- memory of Miss Florence Gor-jcard party as follows: ph Raclna. Prlsclll»l,ifr,t of the club. After the report of the nomi- berger's,. Menlo Park. man, State Recent, who died! Door prizes won by Mrs. Ann AVENEL — Ground-breaking orary chairman. Neighboring \rl. ne Yudetifrrund.; Mr8 Johanna Martlno, Port nating committee, nominations A graduate of Metuchen High Reading, presented Mrs. 8haf-|i'ecently, to St. Mary's Church DecibusMrs. Mary Ann Reily, w,n ^ accepted from the Iloor School, Mr. Vergos attended eremonies for the addition to religious leaders, officials and B'nai Jacob Synagogue will be fer with a gift from the Ladies'i'n 8avannah Tenn. A Mass williMrs. V. Miller, Catherine an„„,d, electio„,„„»,„n„ heldWaiA . Rutgers University. He is serv- representatlves of the press held Sunday at 2 P. M. Auxiliary of Port Readlns Flrelbe offered fir Miss Gorman onGuthiieeht. Marie Barone, Mrs. Mrs. Walter Rawson, chair- ing with the u. S. Army Med- have also been invited, 1 for "meritorious'Saturday, 10 a.m. at St. Aedan's Helen Gurka, Mrs. Allan Ruck- man and Mrs. Elbur Richards, ical Corps, stationed at Port Plans are being made to hold \(''>!• baskets are beingicommunlty, church, and poll- concert of the current season. of our $100,000 goal could never :or the needy. ;tlca] activities." creasing population in Avenel, Mrs. Frank Buchold, mem- have been possible without the \! meeting will be held Among thuse present were Colonia and Fords. complete cooperation and sac- RONALD SCH0F1ELD 1 Is Squad Hope Sale to Assist Library bership chairman, will be on Hi* Catholic Welfare Mrs, Shaffer's daughter. Vlr- Harold Blacker, who serves rifice of so many members and C AVENEL-A goal of $12,000 hand to sign up new members Foni.s Iglnla, and her son. Glenn An- as co-chairman of the architec- unnamed friends. The only { 7/ • / J has been set for the 1963 fund WOODBRIDOE — Patrick| Plans are underway for a for the 1963-64 season and in- thing that could possibly make raising campaign of the Ave-jO'Connor, member of the food sale in May to raise funds vltp them to attend tonight's tural committee with Sol Slot- us happier is if each person ^ 105 Lake Ave., Colonia j !nel-Colonla First Aid Squad, Woodbridge library committee. for the annual commercial performance as guests of the nick, said: planning to attend would bring FU 8-6110 Squad members will distribute addressed the Woman's Club of ^award to Woodbridge High Association. "Our plans for our' new along ten friends." green and white card holders'Woodbridge and discussed the School and to send a junior Main attraction for the 1963- buildings have been developed that contain spaces for $5ireport submitted by the com- girl to Citizenship Institute at 64 season will be the Cincinnati and created under the guidance [worth of quarters to residentsjmittee and presided over the|Douglass College. Symohony Orchestra and reci- of Abraham Goodman, Linden. in the Avenel-Colonla area, question and answer period! Mrs, William Almasl, • Mrs. procity with four other organi- He has studied our needs and HOUR zations in the area will enable made it a point to know ex- The cards will be collected July!which was held jEarl Carstensen attended the CLEANING 15. I Mrs. Mabel Naylor, llbraryjsixth District spring confer- members to attend 16 concerts actly what'we want and then 6 The first-aiders donate alii chairman, announced her groupjence, Tuesday, Mrs. Logue read during the year If they desire. recommended and suggested Kvtry Day ludiiiK Sulnrday ORE their time free and the Hmbu-jwilj l sponsor a curb-side book the annual president's report. The membershlo fee is $8.50 the beat way to go about at- services without charge isale for the benefit of the Bsr-j Mrs. Carstensen and Mrs.|for adults and $4.00 for stu- taining it within our budget." DAY The maintains two am- ron Library on April 20. Do-jNaylor entered paintings In Jheidents. Anyone desiring to join Among the guests will be As- SHIRT nations of books are solicited Art Symposium. Mrs. Car-Ibut unable to attend tonight semblyman Norman Tanzman, 1 bulances and squad headquar- ters on contributions. from the public. Paperback* stensen will also submit an should call Mrs. Buchold at Mayor Walter Zirpolo, David T LAUNDERING Your Money! Wilentz, and Joel Mayer, hon- Those who wish to mail their text books, novels, reference entry at creative arts day in ME 4-6324. donations may send monies to works and comic books will be Rahway, Tuesday. Mrs. JostL Luwrence May, Drive chair- accepted. The committee may submitted an essay in the Cre-1| man, Avenel-Colonla First Aid be contacted for pick up dates. atlve Writing Contest and Mrs. BIG SAYINGS Squad Building, 105 Avenel St. Serving «n the pommlttee are Neal Stoddard and Mrs, Eugene; Mrs. Naylor, MB4-010O; Mrs. Leahy have submitted entries j 1! FRESH SEA FOOD "•'••''s an art to good dry cleaning ... and Norbert |ost, ME4-2735, Mrs. for the garden departments Every TUESDAY ri Large Selection Nielsen, jrtE 4-4793; and Mrs. competition also at creative " trained technicians prove it! Marvelous Vincent *Logue, ME 4-918$. arts day. WHOLESALE & RETAIL of WHY PAY MORI? ( ^lts achieved every time. CALL Beautiful FREE DELIVERY ME 4-0743 time counts, you can count on us for EASTER CARDS pudy service. Your garments are always FRIED FISH by To Take Out Every '•'•turned to you promptly, sparkling clean NORCROSS WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY ;il»d fresh. You'll find our prices are reason- Phone in Your Order and able too! Delicious Hume-Made PARAMOUNT CLAM CHOWDER All Language Cards To lake (Jut Fresh lloine-Mude VOU CAN SEE THE DIFFERENCE" Tuesday thru I'iitUy EASTER CANDY Chocolate Matzo Balls! POTATO SALAD and Kor Passover entertaining. Delightful balls of chocolate- FRESH nul iiittishiiialluw, coi'uttuut unit tnitiles. In lioliduy- & COLE SLAW Cleaned mid (iiukrd lor PLUSH ANIMALS decorated boxes 24 to a box-$1.79. One of 63 different Tuesday thru .Saturday Vuu on I lluur Notice choices of Kagher-foi'-P&siiover caudles and calces made — delivery Dally In Wutfdlmdge rro|>cr — by Barton's. ud Shirt Uurukrerb — Area Dtllvcrlci VhutxUy and Friday — >H Amboy Avenue CEASARS HANDERHAN'S Exolusive »l STATIONERY WOODBRIDGE Vlt) Main St.. Wuodbrldie PUBLIX PHARMACY SEA FOOD MARKET arm IMII.Y I A M. - t-.m v.H- "Serving the Woodbrtdg(tit toe VtAre. Fur 30 Years" "THERE'S A BOND CLEANERS NEAR YOU" Drly«-up Service" 91 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE Bake Ml SUNDAY (A.M. - I r. M. H 96 Main StreeHIANtK BOFl'Zk"\ «"!"Proprieto Woodbridgr e Fur Ltktornialjoii Call VA 6-3100 HU.K 1'AKKlNti IN KKAH Thursday, April 4,1W3 PAGE FOUR SAVE PLAID STAMPS FOR GIFT AFTER LOVELY 6IFTI CHOOSE AtP's LOW PRICES FOR...

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Holly Carter French lee Cream wu il«n lor iHi.lam Mowr, popular «"••« LITK ! All POT ROAST canttintr BONELESS CHUCK Crokcr. CALIFORNIA CUT B&M Confirmation Party Amateur Boxing upermarkets To Be Scenes of Singing BROWN ' BAKED No Fat For Michael Messina Bocf CkiKk ISELIN — The Jersey Aire BREAD BEANS m A run nutf-ati K SUK TO USE ISEUN — Michael Messina, Show Saturday IN Addtd son o[ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ihorus of 8PEB8QSA will sing 1101. COUPONS HM M mx PAC( or YOUR »>r.-. Messina, Falmouth Road, was COLONIA — A Madison four shopping centers Sat- ten raw : honored at a reception after hlsjsquare garden atmosphere has urday. The tentative schedule Is as Confirmation at St. Cecelia's been ac]de(l to the third annual 45 amateur boxing show sponsored .'ollows: i P. M., Hilltop Shop- Church, Tuesday. All Qal*k*Frtita Tirkiyt it m l»w pri«! tm l«tr—frailly traaad Present were his sponsor, Jo- ^ Holy Name Society of 8t |rite, Oak Tree Road. Iselin Heinz Soups 3,600 !:30 P. M., Acme Supermarket seph Forzano and Mrs. Forzano.'John vlanney with the addition GROUND BEEF Worth Street: Mrs. Sftlvatore;of John Addl, the Garden's re- fcoute 1 and Green St.; 3 pin TURKEYS " Messina, Miss Joan Carrlck.'nowned announcer, who haajjirst National Supermarket Mushroom or 4 <»1- "lip«r-RI|fcl" Unllty IM< PLAID STAMPS TO GO! Vlto Messina, and Mr. and consented to do the announcing Rahway Avenue, WoodbridKe CltmChowt* *• MM Mrs. Arlstede8 Bocio and son,; Final preparations for the and 3:30 P. M., the Pood Fair FILL HALF A SAVER BOOK Joel, all of Brooklyn: Mrs. show to be held at Woodbrldge Route 27, Colonia. LAMB SHOULDERS 35: GROUND CHUCK WITH THESE EXTRA STAMPS Oai MM Oily "WpiMllifct" 1EIF StelgelwalSteigelwald and MrsM . Pat MagHigh School on April 6 hive The Chorus members will sing p THIS WEEK! lies and sons, Robert and Don-been completed, Joseph Qen- In uniform and will be trans-1 Nescafe ald, Old Bridge: Mrs. Ellen H§ro, chairman reported. A ported to the various centers by RIB LAMB CHOPS 89' SMOKED TONGUES 100 DCIIA KAWITAMN WITH PUBCHASl thrill packed evening for the Morlocfc, North Brunswick; shartered bus. Thlak ir Tali "SaieT-RI(ht" Quality Bnl-Bnilwi Of *TM 01 MOM AND COUPON HOM M whole family is promised. Mrs. Charles Felter and sons, S*he purpose •will be to pub- Instant Coffee James, David, Thomas, and Outstanding former greats licize the Garden State Area r _ _ 100 Extra Stimai with purthr,, V| Jeffrey, Avenel;, and Michael'sj Including ex - heavyweight LOIN LAMS CHOPS 99! SHOULDER STEAKS 89: 111• WHOLE "Sup»(-Ri9hf O.t •!•,•,, , of Barber Shop Choruses and; C brothers and sisters, Joseph, [champion James J. Braddock Quartets contest to be held at loatlttt Front Ctti "Saair-RI(fct" Qullty Be»l Dean, Charles, Jacqueline, and 1 j^oUAMB 73 65 ex-light heavyweight cham- the Woodbridge Senior High • C Sandra. pion Ous Lesnovltch, Charlie 8chool, St. George's Avenue J BrisketBeef :w 79 Flank Steaks ""* 89; r _ _ 100 txiri Stanpt with purchme;' Pusarl, Tony Qalento, Tippy Woodbridge, April 27. \ Uncle Ben's |T| • C«p'p )Qhn'*—Froitn—Reidy t^ ( Larkln, Gunner Barland, will "Siptr-lli|M—SHM lonelm For itewln| or BarbMua Contest tickets may be pur- Day of Recollection make guest appearances, Sam BREADED SHRIMP 2.29 chased for a small dona-! C iPessolano: publicity chairman Converted Riee tlon from any member of! Soup Beef ' 43 59* Breast of Lamb is; Set by helin K. C.announced. 100 Extra Stinpt with purchsu :' SPEBSQSA. William Sullivan.j Plm Ftdtril Ixcii* Tax ISELIN — Under the spon- In addition, confirmation ha Ilb.l2n.lflo Hb. 10 n. 7*0 C ItmliH contest chairman, announced' nay ROLL-ON nB sorship of St. Cecelia's Council received from the Tren Plate Beef •••' 19 Stewing Veal 59; that "evening" tickets would] DEODORANT Knights of Columbus, a day of,ton PAL, Newark PAL, Asbury also entitle the holder to view! recollection will be held at St. I Park PAL, Dover PAL, Boys of the afternoon quartets contest,! 49; 10 Extra Stanpi with purthut ol Cecelia's Church on Palm Sun- Newark, Union PAL, Newark Stewing Beef ^ 59: Beef Short Ribs |>na P«ktr to take place at 2 P. M, at the ^ day. The religious exercises Dukes, Park Branch and Ca? Crisco Frit* High School. c will be under the direction of aliers Boxing Club, 59; FRENCH APPLE PIE 65 Rev. David Anderson, O.P., ortening Chuck Fillet ^ 59 Flounder Fillet 10 Extra Stinipi with purthaii o Chaplain of St. Joseph's High Alike c llb.«C0 lib-! ; V/lKoralnWV/lKoraln—W«t« l Agtg d Chttu School, Brgthers of the Sacred Mrs. Chatterton—I hope you Holy Innocents Unit em •* «n Chicken Steaks " 99 Fancy Smelts 39; ( Heart. "" [have enjoyed this afternoon as Hear Rev. J. J. Duffy SHARP CHEDDAR 69 BeginninR at 2:30 P. M,*.the!a guest of the Superwomen's exercises will close at 6 P. M.|ciub? , COLONIA — Rev. James J. ol with Holy Hour, the Papal Mr. Grimm— Ihave, indeed! iDufly addressed the Holy In- Blu* P»ttr Brand—Importtd Slid !• Ann Pxx e blessing and Benediction. All jit reminds me so much of my nocents Society at their meet- Spic & Span j 3 : 55 men of the Rarltan Bay area'camp in the woods. Out there ing In St. Matthew's School, KETCHUP Fef cUining paintad iurUct« are invited to attend. the brooks babble, too. Edison before turning the pro- 2 r27« .m 10 Extra StMBt with purchatt ol gram over to Andrew Sheehy, NORWAY SARDINES | • Brtndt~2O tnvtbpm-10 V «r'i I chairman. Rev. Duffy's Inspiring words, Colditr«» Brand WRITING PAPER 49 combined with e, straight from PINK SALMON •2 59« MULTIPLE LISTING the shoulder talk to these par- •• iurt to UM coupons for 600 extra ents of retarded children, led LORD MOTT'l itimpt whan purchasing itemi above to the formation of a pilot Ivory SERVES YOU BEST! Freicl Style .committee which will explore STRING BEANS 3r49< Prmh Fruits and Vtgetobles! || the feasibility of forming a Liquid Detect WHEN SELLING PROPERTY BECAUSE - class for the religious Instruc- COOKED PRUNES tion of the retarded in St t2ll.oi.4Co lpt.ifl-ct.Mc Vou list your property with the Renltor of your t choice. jMatthew or vicinity, SUNSWEET RMdyUJervi 2; 55 SWEET CORN I The group's next meeting Through Multiple Listing over 400 eiperleaced real eitiiw • salesmen offer your property for sale to their prospective will be held at St. James mtradaA—Oir Flatii Qaallty Fia*y U»[ Bnli 2 Sunr.yl'nld buyers, Church, 36 Lincoln Avenue Downy Your property Is shown at your convenience »nd by Jamesburg on April 22. appointment only. If you desire. Your Realtor saves you the annoyance of dealing with many different people. He Tomato Sauce 6 ." 47' White Rice 1.1(11 the "wheat from the chatf," weeds out the men Fabric Softener "lookers." Yet with all this convenience you still have #2 LOUISIANA several hundred salesmen working on the sale of your property, olbot. u4 , You nre given, without charge, helpful suggestion* on SALT Graham Crackers £33' TomatHappy Jaco kJuic «"e ' XiS&l' »»nip«iruii J «l 4. ways and means of Increasing your prepertv't laleablllty $2.00 hundred lbs.* l and how and when the property should b« shown to EggNoodlw ""IT" \;tl' Yuban InstaaiCoffee \:\J& Asparagus " oest advantage. $1.15 fifty lbs.* Mr. Clean Without charge your property Is photographed to lt« 1 5. best advantage . SERVISOFT of All purpoie liquid den Etaporatei Milk £* j - «• intait Golfae <-? ';«• ',:»• Avocado Pears 2 11 Through Multiple Ustlng your property will tell faster 1 and easier because It Is listed with description and photo- WOODBRIDGE ISOLMQ Ipt. I2OI Royal fialatti Damris 4;,;J7« Dole's Sliced Pineapple '^W olZlf.U™ - 5 29 6- 5 graph m over 80 member offices — reaching most pro- bet.* bot. spective buyers In a wider area. 921 St. Georges Avenue 1 (Jutt South of Cloverleai) •total WMtoNapkias Ifttl Freieb's Mustard ';W rtmMWtq i" For Furth.tr Information Write or Call VA 6-1819 ME 4-1815 • Picked up Salvo Wsodbary lirXS" ' 1«' Roso-XFIuflyRiaie £.& Yellow Bananas 2« UWSIMU Detergent Ttblid frows food V«/UM! Boir/ Ctnftr Buyi! rOIOIOeS «••'-<

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Brussels Sprouts *'«•- I Z 49« Wispride " ColdPl(k A&PSpiiadi ^H«L..f 4 '»;; 49* KraH Velvwta Blue (Sheer Milady's Bliitzes *»*«<*»» %& Baby Edam f-o^a..,. ;;; Easy to Reach! ,t For the family weA French Fried Shrimp •£ X'69' Fresh Milk ^;l Only minutes away H ¥/• carry 0 wid« ttltction of foods for tht from all pothts in rr.^AT! JANCPAMEK fonovtr Holidays. Htrt are just a ftw! IEMON or ORANGE Woodbridge Township tne n«li Irw4 * Innflmk Iraat-tarp Braa» A Oxydol Detergent T C For the lemily *tA Fresh BuHtr .69: Fresh White Egg j :55 CHIFFOM CAKE Low, Low Nahos ;;rct. ';:«' fiwdman'sHatioNeal 0»lWJ«i.Forl<»r ui t Ul > pi c ami Plaid Stamps BefllteFish Sunnybrook Farm Bread "*«™ ' :We Sunsweet Dried Prunes RokeaehBRokeaehBwsehw t " Z83 Cream Cheese Dath Detergent q 0 4 Hot Cross Buns F^'X For ouiMMtk wuhon Suswoot PruM JHICO ::(W Vita Horseradish ;15; « l«|alarly II.OO'-IJ1/, «• »l» , , , ifl'l /T s eHecttrt ttironfh Saturday, April 6th in Super Markets fr S«lf-Senrice Sttm Only. JttWH'S LOTION ,- l AH ToblOttt fnmiU, Fraob Milk lod Alculiulic Ucvertuce exeinpl Irani Plijd Staqtp old. •five *•*¥* T«* - Large FREE Parking Area - 113 MAIN STREET. WOODBRIDGE, p. J. Open Til 9 PT m. - Monday thru Thursday atom., T*«.. Wtd.. Than. - rrld., TtU 1« P.M. - Stt. I -1 r,M. , Op« |aa|«ya * . I 833 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J. Friday 'Til 10 p, m. - Saturday, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. f-FJI. MOB, T«ei.. Wed., Thuri. - rrlday Till It P.M. - tetwdaj | 4.M. U • t,U, —'• 306 INMAN AVKNUK.COLONIA. N. J. OPEN SUNDAYS 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Oven TUt • Ml. Mea., Iwe., Wed, TliBrs. - VrU%j TU1 II tM. ~ ttotordaj I -1 P.M. - Ope. rji. , April 4, \m PW31FIVI

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v V *For the First Time in 13 Years YOUR TAXES ** Efficiency, Know-How and Business-like Have Been REDUCED Practices Have Resulted in Better Police BY 12 POINTS — And A Protection, Sanitation, Garbage Collection, Stable Tax Rate Has Roads, Sewers, Industrial Growth, Been Projected For Recreation, Libraries and Schools YOU and YOUR CHILDREN. YEARS TO COME. PAID FOR BY CITIZENS FOR 'GOOD PAGE SIX Thursday, April 4, 1983

MRS. HVMBFRT CATTNACCI at the Lehrer Funeral Home. !of Rah way, ht ww former Sun- CLARENCE E. BEESE MRS. EMILIA LUBINSKI Fords: five *r«ndchlWrtn; trnt Jottph't Church WOODBRIDOE — Funeral 275 West Milton Avenue, R*h-day School teacher there. He AVENEL — I^ineral Mrvlcea FORDS — Funeral servicest t"tw°o »sisterlstfrl1s lInn PolBnPolandd , ^— "Bendeattendedd m ».«.,< serviere lor Mrs. Humbert .. with private burial Tues- for Clarence E. Beeae, MT wfcJ was also aifiliated with the for Mis. Linell* LuMntki, 377 thony'a Church p,r. Catfnace:. 60. 87 Olendale day at Ever«reen Cemetery. OBITUARIESj Hillside Masonic Lodxe. Near1 \venue, who died last MRS. MARGARET DUNN Widow of Pa'tnrK Sticrt. Nuiley. a teacher ^Brooki,.^ Rpv Robert A. Friday at Perth Amboj General York City. SEWARIN - Funwal ttn- . H . School 9 Port Reading for the Weimsn .pastor of Second Pres- day. were held Friday at the James, Carteret: < n: Hospital, were held Monday at jCes (or Mra. Mnnaret Dunn, I.ESUE H LAKE '« f ,„„,„': '«'" H vears. »rre held on bytrnan Churrh, Rahwav, of- Born in Queens, New Yo:kRouUi Funeral Home, Jtney WM; Thornan \, mid .In!'.:'. Pia:r.Sfld. and Peter .the Muafca Funeral Chapel, 74. 13s Sewaren Avenue, WOODBRIDOE - Funeral at the I>1 Presto City, with Rev. A. Powelt offl- Howard, Brookiyj' \V,-Kidfc:.(i.r our erandchild: City. March 11, 1922. son of Perth Amboy, with a high re- died Sundayy at Ellraiietethh OenO - service for Leslie H Lake. 43 era*. Home Newark, with a employed quiem mass at St. Stephen's frandchlldren. mj s;!:'':> M:s Edward Pl'iftJ sol'Dir, requiem Mass at St. dpcfawd was Thomas Boyter of Colon's, ar.d r H"pltal- wiU b(> held !R4 Karku.i Avfniie. «hn rtieri 1 1 fts chlr, f , chemi, , at Church, d the E H. I»ckwood I.spii:. M: Dominick Ra-.r. 3 y?ar st at gy Hl Tir^dav aftrf a hfart mirk Church. Mutiny. Burial y. Linden. was in - neral Home, 255 2l«t Street. HUOE ESTATE P!a;:.fi.ri :\;rre brothers. Ha:- ^, Holy Snwlehre Ceme- Fries and Brothers, Newark. alv.lo tPstifylr.E befoif 'hn old H W,:r.\ KfTWih R Brooklyn, with a high mut Of Bt. Louis — wn- He was a wUran of World Stork[v. abeth I'IV.OII Countv Grand Jury ;n I'r.io;- Brari', N J . and Mc-iu: He was graduated with a dr- 'Capowskii; two daugh- The deceased was a parish- requiem at SStt . JJoh n th« Krta- homes of wealthhvy M:n. Catenam. the former War II. Active in Boy Scout FV'-nhfh. will hf he'd Jomnv- F , \Vnodbr:dee gree in chemical enjtineem^ters. Carpi and Diana; two of fit. Stephen's Church. geltat Roman Catholic Church .'retired t-r-ii f.;t ., Minnie Aiace. died last Wed- work, he was neighborhood :T- mimine 10 30 A M . at from Bto«klyn Polytechnic^rsons, Robert and Michael: hU Perth Amboy Borrf in Poland, Burial will be in Holy Cro« 1128,000 to varir,; nesday at St. Michael's Hos- commissioner for ;he Northeast •'1 riV'nrr Fu:i"rsl Home 44 Institute. mother, Louise Beese: ate she resided in Perth Amboy Cemetery. Broooklyn MISS Anna w pit*l, Newark, after a brieb f ill- Distric„ t of ,RariU . n Council. fi r-n strict. Burial «-|I! b* IRSO Surviving are his wide*, brothers. Oeorge. Robert, Rteh- '31 yean and in Fords the tart The dweaaed li«d residrtt modestly, and hud Fu:*:.-.". serv- U. Sho r« bom in Newark ^^^'.^^^."."_* ^? Lydia (Kauhausen': a wii ard. Walter, William and Ertw- o here 30 months since moving earnings VUMK ; V "•" hnuvs 2 to 5 nnd 7 to :o> rw. 530 West a^ graduated froni, Christopher J.. at home: »: dnest; and three sisters, Mrs. Surviving are her husband. from Brooklyn. N Y, wherr tired several yen: ;fl P M " Avpr.uf. wh1 o di*J QJ Mor.daw ,4,,,v. a«»t Hig, h Schoo_l and Newar„, k his father, Thomas Boytrr, C- Margaret Wheltas, Mrs. Bertha iPanteleon: two sons.Thaddcus she had lived mofl of her life, had n large sum -., Sharlnw, and Mrs. Ruth Wlnru She was a parishioner of 8t. favorite chant us Fo:in»Tiv of lsclin. :h? dePer-:- : An-.boy Oer.erai Hospital. ember\f thr^Npw Jerspy"Edu- of_Se™ndJ>I'"Dytml»n Church Ionia. East Brunswick- and Stgmund, was nropriMnr of n:i) :)c !.PM 'AW mnrn:»f. 8 30 ««tkin AftKriaUon and the New ^^— t!i-p VPI'S Gun Shop. 'Wn«J- at :hr Grei:ier Funeral Horn*. Jersey Audio-Visual Education b::d,c. and was a veteran Of 44 Grefr. Street. w::h A high Association W-rld VVar II. He was a mem- requiem Mas? .JrOO at St An- Thp Qpcensed had lived in ber of VFW. Iselin POM 263ft; theny's Church. Port Reading. jjntiPy fOr the 'last. 22 ym? Palestine Lodge 111. P * A. M .Burial will bf in 5t Raymonds tnA wa5 g member of the Rn- New Brunswick?: Tall Cedars of Crmetery. Bronx. N Y Mrv Society of St. Marys Always the Best in Meats Ijcbar.nn.^av View Forrest 18: The deceased had beer, a Church. \e»- Jersey Arm? Collectors building cor.tracto:- for many Surviving are hrr husband. Chib: Air Craft Owners and years !n thr Woodtrridfr area Hrnnbt"^: » daughter. Mrs Pilots Association of Washing- until re-.;r::iR five years aso. A Doris Eenii. Brick Township: ton. D C: National Association formpr resident of Woodb::ds:e.,a son. Edward. Nutiey: four • • • Never Better than Now! of Watch and Clock Collectors. he had resided in Sfwarrr. twotrothrrs. Carmine and Armand Inc. He was a life, member of years. Arace. Irvin'frton: Michael Ar- Silver Wings Fraternal Avia- Surviving are ln« -,v.dow, »ce. Nutley. and Nicholas Arace. tion Pathfinders and held life Catherine 'Dolce': tr.ree sons. Rahway: and four prandchill membership in National Rifle Joseph V.. WoodbndKc'John J. drer. USDA Association and the Antique New RingKOld. Pa., and Salva- Airplane Association. He wasdor M., Colonia; nine grand- ALEX BOYTER CHOICE BEEF also a m«nber of the Wood- TOP or BOTTOM children: two brothers, Salva- . COLON'IA— Funeral services bridge Kiwanis Club. '.ore and Pete: Urso Brooklyn: for Alex Boyter, 41. 12 Cypress Surviving are his widow. Mary a sister, Mrs. Maria Taihi, Drive. «*io died Saturday at L. (Kamiiuky'i; two daushters. C»lonia and several brothers Muhlenbrrg Hospital. Plain- Patricia and Florence. Plain- and sisters in Italy. field, were held Monday night

Watch for this Striving ROUND F1NAST (first NAtwnl STom) BUSINESS IS GREAT! sign... smart» the itorv It identifies mt soon to t* So great that ue are orer-crouded with late model trades. S4wi thnughout tht wu. ROAST Come in and share in our success and help us acquire the space we need. CUBE STEAK M0 IHf »5< GROUND ROUND UIOA CHOICI Htr it •«1 PLYMOUTH linnr '» INTERNATIONAINTERNATIONALL (Q^C •58 DOUC1E • crb, cpe. ws:-..< I LID piki? U ID T»T. Sdn. CHOICI urn 775 PRJCES ELECTIVE TODAY SIRLOIN TIP ROAST«»» RUMP ROAST 85< «: TORD * '58 OLD3MOBILK -JB CHRYSLER THRU SAT . APRIL 6tfc a! NONOI '88. 4 Dr. HT. 4 Dr. Sdn. .. oil N«# J*n«Y, 4 Dr sdn 775 TOP ROUND STEAK °TV,™ * 85* MICK SLICED BACON MAID 99c T. VALUNT, '57 OLDSMOBILS $ town, Ptgrl Rivtf and N 4 Dr. 8uad»r«'1275 "981 Clb. Cp« City iiorti W onicioui Shllt, Qrwn .. 645 right tq limit quon FIILH of HADDOCK «•*-«»«» % 49c FANCY WHITING '5" IMPERIAL •K IMPERIAL 5S7HRTSLER \\\'m N«n* toid : Dr. H.T, Blue 1 White '875 id It. FANCY SHRIMP «• FANCY SCAUOPS (Air CondJUoc •57 CHEVT Sdn. 'W CKRYSLBR 56 CHRYSLER "475 wind.. 4 Dr. '1575 sci::. •57 PLYMOUTH * Dr.. Binck J 'SO OLDSMOBILE I 33 CHRYSLER Like New 675 1001 TIM THE!., APRIL g W. 4 Dr. H.T. . 1875 '1675 ,29.000 mlle.O EARLY BIRO EASTER SPECIAL VALUES •M CHRY8IJE $ •56 CHRYSLIR NY. •59 PLTMOITH Din 4 Dr.. GJetn STIDt. H 1875 775 S:htlon Wjn i Wh'.'.e . 'SO, PLYMOUTH. imrt ht. '1175 5S PLTMOfTH CIS. I •56 CHR1SLER PRUNE JUKI Cpt Sliver NT.. 4 Dr '575 Sptrt*: at 4 Dr. Two-Tone Gray SUMSWEET 35

So many people come back here time after time to buy their automo- PEACHES 1 ». II K. biles. Ther have learned from experience that the used car they SLICES OR MLYES CH 27 buy here will be honestly represented, properly reconditioned and DEL MONTE GREEN backed bv »ur sincerity with all our customers. riNAST STAMPS RICI RED h tk» purtlwM of f Most Cars Listed Are fully Equipped And Huve Been TOMATO SAUCE 6-47 $7.S0 »r —rt P Originally Sold and Serviced By Is! BROOKSIDE ! FN AWtll—CBAIfTTtt IOMCC. lltl ^*! SWISS CHEESE MTURM. SLICES 37 « Htm *IU IIIMTT r»OM ll*»r •"• WY ALL YOU WANT-NO COUPON5 MAURO MOTORS CHOCK FULL 0' NUTS COFFEE hop HR, bunny, EXTRA J'V GRffN 9 ^ I with pvr^uu* »f • 10 ••. \nmbm a' - <« Authorized Chrysler. Imperial. Plymouth. Valiant, Scout Dealer B.C. JUICE DRINK rX r. 37c FINAST STUPFH) OLIVE 611 AMBOY A\K. ME 44100 WOODBRHKE 4 GEISHA KING CRABMEAT "1.05 IXTM &H, OPEN EVENINGS JOAN CAHOl 1 ib pk, 75c THIN y- NTS FtNAST SALTED PEANUTS GUI 1 DON'T FORGET CANDY FOR THE CHILDREN PARSON'S AMMONIA SUDSY ... SEE OUR DISPLAY FOR A STAMPS ROYAL GELATINS ALL FIAVOU WIDE SELECTION OP EASTER CANDIES WHOU KOSHBl DILLS 3/C FINAST BLACK PEPPER "i^~ STAM." Treat the Family (i'(K(/i'( Fresh HNA5T VANILLA WTRAC Fruits X Yftjetablcs ORANGES ••''•'•'•- 10 53 to a delicious CHICORY 2 29 FINAST POTATO BREAD uHE>nEu 1 «•— CARROTS P1NAST DONUTS Check Thu Lut STRING BEANS 12 YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE ' 12S DUNCAN NINES ri "-** £ Frozen Food Trcoij Finait SARANWtAP ^31 -^ b 3S Drinks from our Cocktail Bar Rd-L 6oz. Chocolate Chip NABISCO GRAHAMS ^- "* ' Shrimp Friich Friei 75« BOUIUONCUBES "SSSST 2:-4. Pound Cake 35 RIVER BRAND RKE •«•— 2,"J* Manicotti »•••• ftfMlNOKRS ' RlMR 10 OZ. Date Filled 12n Ravioli Chmt w Miat pkg. 49< Coffee Cake *< PASSOVER Kuute BillCl\ DATATA HOUSI Entrance to STUFFED North BAKED POTATO Woodbririge Motor Lodge " 39c Finast Hot Cross Buns YVoodbridge HADDOCK DINNER «* i oi k AQc FLOUNDER DINNER New Jersey CONST ISLAND 2;;;. 37c FRENCH FRIES 12 39 APPLE 'NSPICE For CRACKED WHEAT BREAD 2 r :49c HORSERADISH Kmrvationa BANANA CAKE (.all FAB SPK & SPAN IVORY SOAP OttSCO SH0*TBIIN6 JOY LIQUID Your Bible Eailer |c OFF lA»tl ALL AROUND CLEANER LARGI ME ME 6-0212 • XING JAMES GIANT SUE 1 U. CAN |7« n. * or »tf )4 C RAY AUTHORIZED .VERSION 77c OREYFUSS, 3-29' 35c .»'*• 35 t NEW AMERICAN Your Host CATHOLIC EDITION DASH DETERGENT COMET CUANSER IVORY SOAP DOWNY Convenient 'Alto Availablt 5y Mail a MEDIUM Slit « 3 J. 3>/i OZ. 77« 1 LI. 5 OZ. CAN 23c . 1 OI iUI Uc Parking Holy Scriptures 2-31* C? Thursday, April 4,1963 PAGE SEVEN I P. Clubs in Colonia 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1963 {}jn United Organization "The Friradtg Srorc" ^ Charlts Morrl- The dart horse was won by . ... nf Coloni* Re- Mrs. Mary Krelti A soriR] hour .,, announced at I,WM held. .,',. one of the prim- Look Your .",!l(. riub is to have Paula Jane Lemerman • membership for' *, „ ... . He! To Have HasD Mitzvah Best this for the COLONIA The Bos Mltr- i Normnn Bresee v»fi of Paul* June Lrmrrnmn, „ Republican Wo-'dmrtitfr of Mtr. and Mrs | ,.,» Ban ,Mlt*vnh: here. YM, come in with the whoU family and relax ... ,:-mliiK them of T(rl. Rabbi Hrrbrrt Wltktn. and mvltlhilfclll conduct the service and de-; YOU can shop for complfto Easter ensembles for every- -ins. A monUily|ttm a charge to Paula Janel one in the family, right here in one convenient place :»)»• being sent Letnmnan. who will be thei , krep them In- recipient of vlft.» from Howard' ... all top quality, newest styles and at budget-pleasing •j.'ipal. Club, and piormati. Temple president: value prices. m'nu. ;Murray Heller, president of CLUBS CONSOLIDATE: John G. Srhrelber, Jr.. r.OP Munidpal chairman, left, nyrtmet •,myj and mesnsMen's (?lub: and Mrs. Heller, drlijht at thr unification nf the Fifth \V;irtl Republican clubs. Shown with him, ltfl imccd the for-1president of Sisterhood. to richt. are: Mm. Nnrman Brenef. Colonia Woman's Rfpublican Club: Charles Morrtaon, FOR CAREFREE SHOPPING .., committee lit"" '"' " prnld?nt nf (nlonla Republican Cluh And Mm. Hfnrr !' tact Mrs. James Jones, chair- the State Legislature was led byfrom Rnmes to refreshments oflquiz and singing. FPEf! 100 S&H GREEN STAMPS ^ man, at MS 4-J889 to arrange, Commander Bongard. Veterans punch and cupcakes were made Tomorrow night at 7:30, ai FREE! 100 S&H are urged to refer to an adver- In oddHlon to ywir rtgulb' itonpi »,ih " for pickup terrice. by Susan and Lorraine Holt, panel discussion will take place. tisement in this issue to learn A $10.00 PURCHASE OR MORE Mrs. Wayne Pluharty, Mre. The youngsters will ask ques- how to be better informed and Amusing old - time games (E«lv4in( Frnk Milk and CioarMto, * Helen Nude, and Mrs. Anthony tions of the panel which will be GREEN STAMPS have a voice in public affairs. were played with winners as follows: "Seek and Find," Jo-made up of the Board of Trus-j ACM€ with pwehate »f $10 r MT> ^ddrett Introduced to the member- hanna Wojenski and Deni6e tees of the church, iri CMP«I it right limit t aupon p*r (hopping ship was Charles Scia Eighth Expirn Sal., April 6(K. 1963 District senior vice commander Czaplickl; Remembering game, Plan* have wen made for the who announced his candidacy Donna Grewe; "Telephone," Christ's Ambassadors to hold for comnmndershlp of the dis-Deniw Cfcaplicki; alphabet a special Easter Sunday service trict. He outlined the plan he backwards, Andre* Tomczyk. at the Veteran's Home in Menlo will utilise, if elected, to fur- The Club will make choco-'Park ther the veterans program. late Easter eggs at the next, Entertaining and enlighten- meeting at 1 P. M. on April 11 During 1862 the CBS Tele- YOU GET THE BEST BUYS AT ACME! iiiK films were shown following disclosed Patricia Oliphantjvision Network devoted 29: the business meeting. chib reporter. hours to sporta coverage. LEAN, FRESH WHY BUY A USED CAR? Famous Lancaster Brand Bottom PORK LOINS LET US ROUND ROAST RIB PORTWN LOIN PORTION BUT WHO REPRESENTS WRAP IIP A NEW c Top Rovnd tool

What do yoothink that owconhy 29 T«p Sklom FULL CUT FULL CUT CENTER CUT . jhouM do about Berlin? Red China! 63IARK Rll IALF LOIN HALF CHOPS & PORTIONS 'foreign Aid? Cml Defense? Anw- *ment? Does anyone « Washington 15" Wheels • Wide Doors • Flat Floors • Safety-padded Dash bft Rouml ' know what you're flunking ... or • 2 Speed Electric Wipers • Alternator • Rocker-Type Switches t ; care? Who is YOUR spokeaaan? 29c »39 • K you're a member of tbe Veteran • Seat Belt Anchors • Direct Reading Instruments • Safety Brake of Foreign Wars of the United States, System t Body-on-Frame Construction SAUERKRAUT - jou are well represented by dedicated 25' , etected national officers and staff LANCASTER MANO ROCK experts, always alert to promote bene- The Lark 2-door sedan has more combined head, fcial legislation, readr to fight . against biHs that endanpr the » hip and leg room than any comparable car - even GROUND ROUND »89< CORNISH HENS 39 more than many luxury cars! fWE / 50 S4H GREEN STAMPS WITH COUPON BftOW I PURCHASE Of TWO I-IB. PKGS. LANCASTER BRAND SUCED B4C0N Myovre behead For PG» Ii or tint... to protect Mm pn- STUDEBAKER LARK GIVES YOU MORE INSTANT COFFEE FROZEN MEAT AND SEAF(XH> • jDV 9D0 Saw W& Wt ft ft noiisc 77' CHICKEN A LA KING — • -• 79« FOR YOUR DOLLAR Set HI EXTIA Sliapt •ill CH#M Itlu i»d U EXTRA tl»«a« FREE! J00 •Kh "»P" " 1D " 1* •' IIUl mTAIT COFFEE ;VITIRANS OP FLOUNDER FILLET - - ^ SS< SHRIMP DINNER < '- — 63< MN9HBIGN Will Lew Down Payment! Lower Finance Cotts!. Come Ideal Instant Coffee - 99< * In For A Teat Drive Today! 90 MORTON DINNER « Pout #«061 Only M monthly p»jitimti »ft*r «ne>thinl down payment Per Chock Full O'NutsCoH. 59 * hu>n Avemw, Colonia sr equinltot fndc-ln. 41 Month Clorox Bleach 'YOU NEVER HAD IT SO FRESH FREE! 50 S&H Green StampsMM"™*"^*** J. Arthur Applegate, Inc. Ideal Tuna Fish ^ ^ 3;:; $1.00 ASPARAGUS 363 DIVISION STREET PERTH AM BOY Kleenex Tissues IV 2 45 TENDER GREEN c Dotuttd by y VA 60363 - Established 1922 A Anthonj Gk»d>ito Kaiser Aluminum Foil 2 **• 49< fig "A" SUtioo 19 buiun Avtnur, ColonU Studebuker - Lark - Hawk - Avanti Bumble Bee Tuna ^ 3 : ii.OO PINEAPPLES ProgreSSO Tomato Sauce 6 . 49« PASCAL CELERY 2 Brillo Soap Pads -— 3- »1.00 SUNKIST LEMONS PHILLIP'S HEATING COMPANY f Saves Costly Repair* j> Rc IiiHiiro Heating Comforl One Operation Waffles 4;; 49c D.CC Crwrry" „, Your home never gets dirty or swtty. Our experienced cleaning ALL TYPES (KMAHN CONfV ISLAND operators use the latest equipment Vacuum machine stays outside ChiHon Cake 59< —where Jt belongs! COMMERCIAL French Fries 4 X 5* AH wlvfriiHd prteu •H»ti«« li.onfll lolv^y, *t"J "" WE SPECIALIZE IN FIREPLACES! bplffl Jalnrcla,. April •*. 1 1 AND RESIDENTIAL! bpiitt Saturday, tipUu Mwrioy, AfMX Mti. ltt< ligkl to limit Huanlitwi Not raipoillbU to' fy^U "! All Types Heating Si Air Conditioning Units Installed! FREE) 50 StH STAMPS FREE! SO »H STAMP* FRIEI 30 StH STAMPS FREE I 100 SAH STAMPS i U uddituii la i«f4lkw t^mft hi aiUitiM la tegular •taafa In oddlllo. le wgubr Uonpi hi •ddttisa >o w .ilk T-M lib. ptp. wirt pwrcliaM tl I toll WM PHILLIP'S lANCASTfl MAW) MUNCH JIYlt «Mi (wrckm TkrM 100-b boe> IADNOII LOUELLA fVAP. MILK MICHIGAN PEAT HEAIWGCO. SUCED BACON KMAl ORIIN MANS (MUSS SEED 530 Amboy Avenue Woodbridge Pbvne ME 4-9050 w — ME I-Hil April M. 14 Hour Service A|Hll Ml. fas>il« Satvrdoy. Thursday, April 4,1063 II. PAGE NINE Hoyn, Girls Sought for ,.|i 18 Inducts Drum, Bugle Corps Temple Plans i-New Bobcats COLONIA—An activity, open LET NLJ HOME IMPROVEMENT to both girls and boys is rare Special Sederlj ccre- Indeed, but Tom Meehan, di- COLONIA— A special model J Bobcats Into f j,,, • 111 u: rector of the Colonial Drum and fierier will he held at Temple |l ,(|1 U'llS thn hlghllKht Bugle Corps claims his group Both Am Sunday at 10 AM, nnihlv pack meetine, ha« something to, offer all for children of the Hebrew and ,,i Srhool 15. In- youngsters between the ages of Sunday Schools. ..' pen Chief Robert 9 and The, children who will parti- ]i v^'iio wfls dressed No special musical talent or clpntc In the Passover ritual ,. ,,',M. tind headdress and recite selections Irom qi,l rlt ofBov Phy"lcBl ablllly ls rfK>ulred in Passover text, "Haggad&h," will be served refreshments during to learn ls a necessity. Girls Par p model Seder. ,i'M. Joseph *"iwishlng to become twlrlcrs or Parents are Invited to attend WRlltcn. Don'aia,members of the color guard andj nd observe their children. William Me-.jjpyj j| t become buglers' wan nK 0 EVCIIIIIR services on the first incl .Hibanowsky, urged to come out to prac-j Rre ,nd seoofid nights of Passover, John Barby, Udfc at 1;30 p Mi( on gatUrday Richard De Co- ^g^ p^ |. prll 8 and 9 will be held at at next to AmPr :45 P.M. RaW)l Herbert Wit- Charles Her- a. can Legion Post 248, Middle- in announced. , Stanley Potkon ' sex Turnpike, Colonla. Morning services during the nchnefrr. Thomas Regular meetings are held at icllday will begin at 9 A.M. Thomas Plncrtck 7 P. id.. «n Thursdays at School ind evening services 6n the fine ceremony U jMepn Mmlkowskl, asslst- ntft and eighth days, April ,1 hy Den 5. A skltjftnt director reported! There Is and IS will be held at 7 J , was presented ja BUrpiU8 of drummers at the .M. * il h Den Mother present time but a hiwle In- The special "Ylzkor" or me- ; King ns narrator. structor Is available for any- morial service will be Recited the sound one wishing to learn that In- AT OOP DAN< i Krpuhliran Party candidates for Township Council under the new he last day of Passover, April strument, form of government ;ire shown nbove at a pre-prlmary affair held at Kenny Acre*, 6, at 10:30 AH, presented by l*ft to right, Henry Hlllemeyrr. County <;<>!• clialiiiuin; Joseph Wlsnlewskl, fifth Ward; f. rommlttee chalr- John Hughes, ;it large candidate; William KoltM, Fourth Ward, Clem Srharwath, Third Ward; Richard Helm, Charles Molnnr and David Miller, all at larje candidates. African Violets rluMfer, wdlf book; Colonia Women • nvdan. one gold ar- A reading of the proposed iivcr arrow, and den- y-law revisions was made by fin First Prize ,„: Barry Nealli, on« Attend Confab/nrn'or Clubwomen Make Mrs. John Egan, chairman. She COLONIA — "Tenth Annl-ll Bring Your Bathroom Up to Date! Iliomas Kru«n, one COLONIA — Mrs. Lawrence!i hanked her committee: Mrs versary," an African violet ar- Vinrent King, Jr. Frledland, president and Mrs, Dean, Mrs. Roder, Mrs. Mazza, rangement by Mrs. Michael Step-by-step or all-a£once, you can have a bathroom as ,.,* and silver arrow: Michael Lemerman, vice presi- Gifts to Charity Units Mrs. Louis KolomBtls, Mrs. An- Hughes, 37 Elm street, was colorful and modern aa any to be found in the newest l slii-ridan. gold and dent of Central Parkway Sec- thony P. Graham and the club awarded a first prize blue rib-1 •„•*•; Donald Jos«ph tion. National Council of Jew- AVENEL — Various local, iducted In Woodbrldge. advisors. Mrs. Orlando Coppola bon and a gold rosette at the home. Get our suggestions and prices. :: badge: Joseph Wat- lsh Women attended Councll'sstat* and national charities An Easter puppet show will and Mrs. Frank DeLep. Union County Chapter of the ,;lv»r arrows and den- Biennial Convention In Minne- were the recipients of dona- performed bV Mrs, James New members, Mrs. Anton African Violet Society show and Mazza and. Mrs. WlUlam Dean :,.: Edward Bankert, apolis, March 24 to 28. tions made by the Junior Wo- Sousza and Mrs. Raymond Bo plant sale held at the Masonic || at the pediatrics ward at the stripe; O*ry The two members are a part man's Club ef Avenel at their were installed by Mrs, Temple, Westfleld. recent meeting. Among the Perth Amboy General Hospital. arrow, and bear of a delegation of 700 women Egan, past president and par In addition, Mrs. Hughes' ar-ll NO DOWN PAYMENT iamentarian. Mra. Roder an< Ossenfort, two- from nil parte of the United many donations were gifts to Ninety magazines were deliv- rangements copped second, Mrs. Yates arranged the eve i\nn voyage, WM MK «™ g foster child to camp Fairfleld, HI.—Unable to pa lights in honor of the club's May II. with trans- Atkins, An .rlcan home chair- of the recent executive board] summerll . his fine, A convicted bootlegge: tenth anniversary. bv b»». PermlMlon man, announced She delivered meeting at Linden Snnnyfleld has to;pidk up 1,000 beer can MrB. J, Fred Brenner, Frank- name* of all cubs ptr- Mh. Donald Roder an- 10 plants to the Danish Home, Branch Library last Thursday along highways leading to th. lin Park, won the sweepstakes : must be turned In by nounced three foam rubber Metuchen. Mrs. Atkins also an- In honor of y«ir trip. town. award and Mrs. Frank Soden, The benefit performance of/rings *«e delivered to the Can- nounced progress on to pennant'f'Black Orpheus." a Cannes «r Control tn Woodbrldge. "Mother of the Year" contest Judge Harry Zeigler lmposei plalnfleld, was runner-up, A flrrt time a collection of three African vio- I to the Honor Denn__ . filonm— Festivar^.ii.,.1l gran».>.,f , winwin-. Thins sifgift wa.wass purchaseDurchasedd Jointllointhy Judging will take place April 17. this fine when Charles Gregor: by the Junior Club and the An Easter egg hunt will be told him be was unable to pa; lets won Mrs. Glen B. Hudson tied for the tltle.lner. to be held at pimora a special award from National Robert Ackerman|Theater at 8:30 P. M . on Aorll Avenel Woman's Club. Mem- held at Mrs. McKee'j, Dart- the $500 bootlegging charg bers were thanked for attend- mouth Avenue. April 17 He will pick up the empty can African Violet Society and a ! t HWRrd the pennants, will also Include a short film Ing the program at the localjPaM. Mrs. Peter DlnkowlU at the rate of £0 cents eacl rosette from the New Jersey , vc.ks to first den 3J"Day of the Painter," Mrs. Ir- Council of African Violet Clubs. : two weeks W den 8,'vine Blau reiwrted. cancer mobile recently con-'ln charge. until the fine is worked out. , ,!frj. I Paintings by profealonall, 4 ^anu "Day to Done".'New Jersey artlito will be ex-' Mr? Tat DaMIco, DenhlblUd In the lobby of the|| directing. The clos-jtheater, and refreshments will • ininy was given by|be served. The public ls In- ix'n 3. with Mrs. Her-vlted to attend and tickets Mrs. rtcn mother, was',which are $1.25 can be obtained 75th Anniversary Celebration : •(• of namea and songs at the box office or by calling tfi- social period, and FT. 1-NJW the parents byi OH iftMfe 10. 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Bw are practicing earnestly Street, on the i,,, /or participation in the Loyalty Dr. Brancale Bona, March 2(i „ Day parade May 4 in Perth Woodbridge Oah Amboy Genera] H, ISELIN PERSONALS Aniboy The band meets each -Guests Sunriir. Wednesday 8 p.m. in Post Addresses Unit Mrs. Alexander , He*c1qu«nrrs. Al.lt* CUTHBKRTSON Oak TrVe Ronci. M, , COLUNIA - "Problems of IfiOH Oak Tree —All men of 3t, Cecelia's Schmitt and (|;lll Child Development and Malad- Inelin. Nfw day EvctiinK Bible Study Scrv- Pnrish an1 asked to attend Noc- Jaiw, Rahway Ws 10 be Odd in the future justment." was tlie topic of Dr. M 1,1 H-8409 IflOti Oak Tree Knad turnal Adoration at St. Mary's Rfllph Brnnmle of Metuchen. lieim. V» IrrKj The Bible Study Is held In ron- c|mr(,hi Pertn Amboy, Satur- tn with s prayer service director of N. J, State Diagnos- -ConRratulation to Mr. and i p| U D-K4S<« Ijunction with s prayer service . 5 , . cars will Wednesday :45 dflJ from 4 to R m lie fVnler when he addressedMrs. Robert Ackerman, Adams --Mr. and Mrs. Harold n meetinK of Colonla Branch,'street, on their lflth wedding Career Day ||f and son, Glfii. Clwe.vqimkp, it 3:30 am. 'vard. American Association of Uni- anniversary. were sursts Snturday of Mv, „ -The Primary Department I versity Women at the home of —Stations of the 1 , -••- "• _._Mr and Mrs. Robert Neale and Mrs Robert C. Soank, Lin n il I teachers of the First Presby- By Girl S-oi r Mrs George H Szabo, 315 Co-'(ind cMi^-en, Robert. Jr., Wan- coin Highway. Mr. Scank was take plucr at St, . , , terlun Church Sunday School _^ WOODBRIDfiK ] honored at tiie Casino Hair!. Church tomorrow Beginning at. ^ mep( MondR>. ft, thp '""'" «'"•'•»•»"' da L^,, \na Martha Lynn, ".I live nl 1P delinquency Is Adams Street, dined 8undRyjbl1flCp son. Thursdwy on Ills retiree-|7:3O p.m. , »imt*h.--Lesson plans for the : unclJ plln 'chronic." Drr Brancale sald. t the "Ye Cottage Inn", Key-|C°Council was 1 ment from Otis Elevator Co., -Mrs Oustave I> Pi . coming month will be discussed H rirveloprs slowly over a After dinner they visitedjthfl nnmi(-eis of the Iselin Assembly Of TO FURTHER WORK OF CANCER SOCIETV: Abovp, the Junior Woman's Club of Wood- "Why does a highly Intelligent _ Mrs Bobprt Fitzsimmons, . R sei-n, -The Girl Scout Leaders ofjmorrow 7:30 p.m., in the Rec-Laod Church will meet Monday bridjff prwnts a check for $115 to Woodbridite Unit of the Cancer Society, proceeds of a Fords Juni'iv Mi 1 Okl Scout Ne)(?hborh»od 3 will tory of St. Cecelia's Church f,.M p m t0 plan for th went fashion show. Utl to right, Mr«. William Zimmerman, Mrs. Shfrman Ooldsmlth, Mrs. ,work? " was a . possible over- honor al a birthday party Sun- Brynnr Solnvui- ; hold an important mtetlng to- Catholic or non-Catholic may ng months lessons. Plans Will Thomas MeAuliffe, president of the Juniors, Mrs. raul Nemeritut, Mrs. Robert Fenner. IPowerlnn father image. Accord- day at the home of her srjn-ln- model; Mi's Cnvi... night, 8:30 in Our Lady of take advantage of the lessons Iso be (pafle for an Easter ...... ___ . , ;mK to Dr. BrBM&le, when a tew am! daughter. Mr and Mrs. fashion rtuHH'iv • —The annual musical com- father Is particularly success- Lourdes Hall. The annual Togram. ade for participation in a may be obtained from Father Lady of Fatima Hall. Joseph DeSena, West Arthur Oamo, prartirai i.'i edy production will be pre- ful a child may give up, feeling Mother - Daughter Communion —The Sons and Daughters Wilus. Street Ouests present were: Heinzlnger wlin ;, sented by the PTO of School iclts Tournament, —The Brownie and Girl he can never match his par- breakfast was held by the ' Liberty, Liberty Bell Coun- Mr. Fitzsimmons and sons, machines and [ 1T• • -, 18, tomorow and Saturday, at —The Fife and Drum Corps, -The OPKTR/ M»li Jong Scout Troops, sponsored by St. ent's accomplishments. Troops Sunday. II, will meet TueBday 8 p.m., Robert and Thomas: Mrs. Helen Two skits «•!•:, Woodbridge Junior High Donsored by the Chemical Club will meet Tuesday eve- Cecelia's, will meet Wednesday — ReV. William R. Kirby, lth Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Metuchpn nnct p School, Barren Avenue. This oolc and Ladder Co., District ning, with Mrs. Charles Ruge, from 7 to 8:30 pjn. .... , . , Rohlfs, Semel Avenue: Miss pastor of the Iselin Assembly freen, Trieste Street. Oirl Scouts c;, year the group will present, will meet with their direc- Michael Street. —All men of the Rarltan Bay ichildren come from broken g^ R ^m] Aven of God Church, announced —St. Cecelia's Altar Rosary ir, Robert Painter, Monday homes or have neurotic par- ^ gram thi- Members Only," a musical Society will attend 8 o'clock —There will be a meeting of Area are Invited to make the Bendfr Aven services will be held as follows nd Wednesday, 7:30 p.m, in ents, It was pointed out ththaa t Rfty Tpmplf Plyniouth Drlw; Scouts with a farce, set in the prohibition ass and Communion in a the Sweet Adelines, Cloverleaf Afternoon of Recollection Palm on Palm Sunday; Sunday * Harding Avenue Firehouse. some problem children are colors and t School 9:45 a.m.; Morning era. The music is a blend of fa- roup Saturday morning. Chapter, Monday 8 pin., in Sunday, from 2:30 to 6 p.m. —A cake sale will be spon- brought up, even religious. The locnl p 1 n 1. • Worship service, 11 am.; and vorite standards of that period —A Court of Honor of Boy Fatima Hall. The services are being spon- >red on Sunday morning after "Humanity is not divided be-jA1~n;BnTcfrwaynf and nounced plnn-, Evening Evangelistic Services, and some original numbers, Jcout Troop 47 will take place —Boy Scout Tropo 49, will sored by the Knights of Colum- 1 11 masses by St, Cecelia's Pa- tween 'good and bad'. It's not!Adams gtrppl. and lnp r>8ena "spring 7 p.m. The weekly Prayer Serv- with words and music by Mrs omorrow 7:30 pjn., at First meet Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. bus of St. Cecelia's Church. Khial PTAs. Mothers of Sis- simple as that," declared)^lldren. Jeffrey. Joseph and 26 from 7 :in ll; • ice will take place Tuesday 7:30 IRobert Redler. •resbytfirlan Church. William in Columbus Hall. John Boyle, Catholic activities ir Mary Anthony's class will Dr. Brancale. "To be a strong,!jacqu(,]ine the Masonir 1 Rev. Kirby announced —Eveti with the loss of John )oerr. Scoutmaster, requested —Mrs. Carl Luna, leader of chairman, announced that Rev ; p.m. pply and sell the cakes. Mrs. moral individual, requires total) _conKratulatlons to Mr. and 8treet, with mn Powers as bandmaster, mem- hat at least one parent attend the Pins and Pans 4-H Club, that "Taking Men Alive" will David F. Anderson, O.P., chap- Integrity of^ personality," he Mrs Jack Katwnbach, Adams'ldella bers of the VFW Post 2636 ith their son, so they may re- dward Slana ta in charge, as- announced that the next meet- be the theme for the Wednes- iisted by Mrs. D. E. Freeman lain of St. Joseph's High School jconcluded. eive their badges and awards. ing will be Monday, from 3:30 of Metuchen, will conduct the Hostesses were Mis. Thomas The Brady Action Group —The regular general mem- to 5:30 p.m., at her home, on irsbip meting of the PTA of conferences. The services will A. Patten, Perth Amboy; Mrs. f the Christian Family Move- Warwick Street. close with a Holy Hour andjSzabo, Mrs. Irwln Wolf son, andi ment of St. Cecelia's Church, chool 15 has been changed —A meeting of the St. Vin- WOODBRIDGE LUMBER CO Brake Lining Guaranteed rom-April 22 to April 29, be- the bestowing of the Papal'Mrs. Irving R. Pllsktn of Co- ill meet Saturday 8:45 p.m., |cent De Paul Society of St. Ce- blessing. l Ionia. FRKF CITY AND SUBURBAN DKl.lVKin ith Mr. and Mrs. William cause of the holidays. A "Tom celia's Church will be held AN ESTIMATE ANYWHFRK -Boy Scout Troop 70, spon- For 50,000 Miles Jurkhart, Madison Street. For Thumb wedding" will be pre- |Tueaday 8 p.m., in Room 207, POPULARITY POLL sored by Congregation Beth urther information call LI 9- mted by the first and second St. Cecelia's School. According to a new United Quality Keeps Us in Business. 75 Sholom meets each Wednesday 449. graders at that time and elec- —Mrs. Herbert B. Williams, States Information Agency poll, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the. • Mlllwork Doors A- Hii;dnu, $13 St. Cecelia's High 8chool on of officers held. Th.e exec- president of the Federated Wo- '" J£eithe popularity of United States t Bulldlnu Materials Any American Car f Religion Classes are set for itlve board will meet April men's Club of Iselin, announced . ' , f j foreign policy has hit a record Wallhoaril to all • Roofing Floorim FREE HURRICANE LAMP Monday from 7 to 8 pj». ! at the school. that election of officers will be Doys H;hlgh among West Europeans held at the next regular meet- years of age. Further informa- With Any Brake Adjustment —The Junior Girls' Unit of —Rev. John M. WUus, pas- but the Soviets score with strik- • Insulation Plywood ing Wednesday, April 17,1 p.m tion may be obtained from the! the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW or of St. Cecelia's Church, — -w — -«™...^u Hunt uic;, Bain"; • Moulding Knotty I'iiif Post will meet April 13,11 am .nnounced that Seminary ex- at her home, 100 Chain O' scout leaders or by csUir.2 Sey-j \.ZTh,e recen1W t rise in pro-Rus- mour Klepner, ME 4-8628. • Paint Kitchen COMPLETE ,t the Post Hall. Plans will be animations for boys interested Hills Road. sian sentiment was attributed Plaid Stamps to Adults Cabinets BEAR studying for the Trenton Dl- —The Westminster fellow- to "the avoidance of war over • Hardware Balloons and cesan Priesthood have been ship of the First Presbyterian The Maharajkumarani Of|Cuba — which may in Europe| DOING IT YOURSELF? FRONT END Large Selection cheduled. All students in high iChurch will meet on Sunday. Oangtok, Sikkim, is the'newlattribute more to Soviet mod- Let ui tdvlic jou on n«w MErcury 4-0125 Lollipops construction, alterttton and SERVICE chool and college will take The Junior Fellowship will name for Hope Cooke who mar-leratlon than to United States rt|>»Jr». 437 Rahway Ave., WIHHII.II heir examination April 20. All meet at 10 a.m. and the Senior tied a crown prince. strength." 6.95 For The Kiddles ;tudents now In the eighth Fellowship will meet at 7 p.m. Hallmark grades, public or parochial —St. Cecelia's Accordion chool, will take examination Band will meet Wednesday eve- \ OPEN DAILY 7:00 A.M. — 7:00 P.M. 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of our Institutions it no more. Parents, the Attorney General s Says Parents Failing to Give said, are too prone to seek the Hadassah Sets I easy way out by turning over their children's problems to Installation •oner Religious Training in Homeeducators, sociologists and psy- chiatrists. WOODBRIDQE-Plans WtTP Attorney Gen- movies, plays and literature' church and state places the duty IformuUted for Installation of Children are quick to j SHU declared and deplored the laxity of par-of religious training officers on May 20 at a meet- he said, and to take full must face^nt* In giving children proper where It belongs — directly on jlng of Woodbrldge Chapter of v 1 advantage of their parents's Hndnftsnh at the home of Mrs 1 religious training In the home.the parent," Mr. Bills said. n'S lack of authority. spiritual guld- Mr. Sills noted that the U.S. "And we know that many Joseph Schleslnger. The theme chosrn I* "Oateway to life" j.,,rt the "lowered Supreme Court decision batv {parents have been loo lax and "Our youth are talked about the "Regents Prayer" in'passive In this regard. and written about more than which will be projected through ,,,|it from wronR"| the ensuing year. Mrs. Arthur New York public schools was| <>p the times ever before," Mr. 8111s said. "But •ii'ty. frhm Wl we jVogel and Mrs. Schlesinger unpopular In many areas but ) e ^There's aworld"around1 knowledge of ,v (iriipval, ad- iV iwere named co-chairmen. unniiiul dinner In nevertheless suPP^d _ needed us wlth idP0logical schisms Others on the committee in- i,v the Hlllel emphasis on one important as- are aimost irWcondlable. It's. of mllv ufe clude Mrs. Abraham Wlnograd '•p . ii, Amboy ttl.P"* '* - 'a world of violence with chang-l "Because the one force that and Mrs. Herbert Winograd ..','.,•* hore. cltedi "This Judicial reafflrmatton Ing values. And it's a world ™« P™«« our children Is not Drogrnm; Mrs. Arthur Malur 1 0 tnat ls tne , ronity over our o f the separation betwcen'whefe trie once tranquil stability, "* *" - and Mrs. Mickey Israel, re- freshments; Mrs. Upward It Is up to the parent to par Kaufman, visual aids; ''Mrs tlclpate more actively In the RICHARD J. IIKIM WILLIAM KEITFX Robert Arty; program booklet |sphere of'' spiritual life, In so Mrs. Allen Kahn, publicity; Important Notice *To Our doing, he will encourage his APPOINTED CHAIRMEN: William Kelt*l, 75 Wilson Ave- Mrs. Addle Burt, Invitations; children to follow In his path. nue, Iielln and Richard J. Helm, 31 Jonquil Circle, Fords, and Mrs, Walter Shlmanski Many Friends In The "In turn, the children will be hate, been named chairmen of the Cerebral Vihj campaign Installation, lieve In God and In the cftn- in their mpectlve. rnmmunltle*. Ninety-four members of the cept that the human 6eln» was Mr. Helm I* a graduate nf Our I.ady of flood Council Mill local chapter recently attended created for future life—deter- School, Newtrk and attended Newark College of Enjlneer- the fourth annual donbr lunch- WOODBRIDGE-CARTERET AREA... Inr and Rutgers I'nlvernltv. At present he Is academlo mined on the basis of how he eon of the Southern New Jersej TO ATTEND SCHOOL: Richard KrujMnin, UN USN, director of the United Radio and TV Institute, Newark. A Ives out this one." Region at the Americana Ho ls shown In Trans World Filiht Center prior to boarding veteran nf World War II, hr Is a member of Our Lady of In paying tribute to the Htflel tel, New York City, TWA Jetliner to Chicago, to attend UmplUl Corps School Peace Church, Institute of Radio Engineering, Armed Academy's growth as a force In A donor ls a member who has at the Great take* Natal Training Station. He Is (on the Jewish CmrrmuTifty offtarl- F«r«M ComtminlrnUdtin Atmociatlnn and lervn MI pr»«l- contributed V fixed sum toward of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Krurwun. lid Florence ATMMM, Kridie's Music Center dent of the Second Ward Republican Club. tan Bay, Mr, Sills said: the support of Hadassah', Colonlt. "Throughout 1U long and Mr. Keltel, a graduate of Hillside Hl(h School attended work. Hadassah maintains Ig Now Located At rich history, the synagouge Rutgers University and Drake Business School. He is health and medical researc: production manaecr of Hardware MutnaU-Sentry Ufe In- activities in Israel, amon Mary and Irene Magyar, Ade- never viewed Itself as having ex- line Jones, Victor Kalmsn, Le- clusive — or even primary — tnrance Company, Newark. He is vice president of the which is the new 20 mlllior 125-year Reunion Republican Cluh of Iselin, County Commltteeman and dollar Hadassah University roy Williams, Richard Jones, !2r, STATE ST., PERTH AMBOY authority over the child's edu- n Andrew Ballrrt, cation. a member of the Community Hospital Fund Drive Cam- Medical Center. This year's paign. Both art seeking office on the Town Committee luncheon was dedicated to the Plans Amouncefc rtK Jack Olsen, lad- "In the Jewish faith, that au- on the GOP ticket. opening of the Mother and Islan Plspecky, Prances Good- thority has always rested with WOODBRIDGE - The reman- , Ruth Poulsen, Raymond vtrr 25 years at the time location, it was necessary for us Child Pavilion, the newest union committee for the 1938 the parent. Thus, molded as building unit. The local chapter Bolgen. Albert Miller. William M move because of the redevelopment of lower State Street. they are In the philosophy of class of Clara Barton Junior 'hlllp, Edward Michael and raised over $6,200 as Its share High School has announced ,\.s Perth Amboy'* oldest established music center, we will the ancient Hebraic religion, A Career Navy School 9 Sets of this year's quota, Mrs. Johan ;d& Dietx. the Jewish Day Schools have Klken, donor chairman, an- plans for a 25 year reunion ,ntinue to give private instructions on the accordion, violin not grown out of any theological June 8 at Phoenix Grove, Edl- convictions on the relationship nounced. son. SPECIAL OFFER and guitar and also continue Jo carry a full line of musical Man Re-enlists tration Mrs. Walter 8hlmanskl, fund that should exist between the The group is endeavoring to AVENEL — A specl&l feature WOODBRIDQE — A career PORT READING—The spring raising vice president, served instruments and accessories. We are looking forward to synagogue and the child's edu- locate a number of students' at the rummage sale being eon* Nav registration of children who on the regional planning com- ^rvlng our many old friends In our new location. cation Instead, they represent I y i was one of three who have not been notified of expect to attend Kindergarten mittee as publicity chairman; ducted by the Sisterhood of an attempt to maintain the best Township young men who the event because of addresses ID BONKOSKI, Proprietor classes in the Port Reading and Mrs. Irving Hutt acted in the Congregation B'nal Jacob at of that old world in the newlisted In the United States Hagaman Heights Schools in capacity of advisor, and Mrsunavailabl. e at the time. Any- US Main Street, Woodbrttge, 1 one with Information concern- 'on*.' Navy during the month of September 1963 will take place Joseph Cohen represented the was announced today. Patrons March, Philip J. Boyle, Ma- at School 9 today, tomorrow local group as Its president. ing the whereabouts of these According to the estimate of class members may notify Mrs are offered the bargain of all a chinist's Mate First Class of theand Monday. Mrs, Avraham Harmon, wife shopping bag can hold for $1.00 the American Cancer Society, Perth Amboy recruiting office of the Israeli Ambassador to Mary (Nemeth) Slecinskl. 739 there will be 22.000 new can- Parents with last names from Mary Street, Perth Amboy today and tomorrow, the last Eddie's Music Center reported today. IA through O will register chil- the United States, was guest cer cases this year in New Jer- They Include the following: two days of the sale. Store Charles J. Romash, Aviation dren today; H through. N will speaker. Musical entertainment sey. 3,500 cases will be cancer was provided by Stan Porter, Vivian Brinkman, Albert Me hours today are 9 A. M. to 5 State Street Perth Amboy of the colon and rectum, 2,700 Electrician's Mate Second Class eg Is ter tomorrow, and O P, M, and tomorrow 9 A. M. to VA 6-1290 radio, television, and opera star. Creary, Wayne Owens, Perdl cancer of the breast and 2.000 !Mn ol **- «* M«- •>"«* hrough Z will regLster Monday. 4 P. M. 'Only children who have nand Volker, Olga Chanas, cancer of the lung, iRomash, 497 Butler Street, Ave- GRATITUDE ~_ 'nel, reenlisted, for four years. •eached the age of five yeara on Clearmont, Mo. — A village Upon completion of his reen- or before December 31 will be In the northwest corner of Mis- Open Mon< andFri llstment leave, he will report to eligible to enroll during the ' 1 souri is paying the fare to send U.S, Navy Receiving Station, first ten days of school In Marian Hawkins back to Eng-| OPEN EVERY NIGHT APRIL 8-1* Brooklyn, New York, for furSeptember- . ther assignment land. A thorough physical exami- When the dial system re- T\ The new enlistees are: John nation by the child's family placed Mrs. Hawkins as the A. Glolella, 18, son of Mr. andphysician is recommended to telephone operator, her friends lit taster-lime and All THE M 1 Mrs. Arthur D. Glolella, 26 Insure physical readiness for wanted to thank her for a Job Standlsh Place, Iselin, and school. Parents are Frederick Cutler, 17, son of Mr, to bring the child's birth cer- They chipped In $560 to and Mr*. Henry W, Cutler, 37 tificate, a vaccination certlfi- finance a trip honie for Mrs. Louis Street, Hopelawn. cate and certificate showing at|HftWfctns, who hasn't seen her Upon completion of nine least two polio inoculations. native land for 17 years when WHY weeks of recruit training at U.S. Hours of registration are she came to America as the wife Naval Training Center, Great 9:30 to 11:30 AH. and 1:30 toof an American soldier. ALL THIS FUSS ABOUT Lakes, Illinois, th$ men will 3:00 P-M. on the above dates. spend two wetlcs at home prior, Ball Island's rampaging vol- to reporting to their next duty The French strike wave cano has killed at least 400 stations. spreads to the transport system. persons.

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, I I Sparkling Fluffy glauware and dewierclothes TRIDERITE stiy new longer \irhenever you're on your way to or from Perth Amboy clean dishes \J SHOE -to work or [ahop-it takes ohly "seconds" to do your IHt SHOE THAT UNDERSTANDS CHUOHtH Mvingjight tit the bus stop. Just step off the bus... ^nd step into Perth Amboy Savings Institution! If irou're "going our way" ... save more, e^arn more ... now at the rate of Z%% a year, compounded quarterly. Flavor Savings The fit of the shoe is never more important Start or add to your savings account TODAY. cooked food* detergents, soapa than in the growing, formative years of child- taste liettf r last longer hood. That's why our fitters take so much 1 care with every pair "they ftt... and why they continue to recommend Stride Rite's matchless quality and support. Automatic Water Softeners Ouj BjxcUlt}! CAREFULLY TII'LINO OHTHOFEDIC Middlesex Cowty't Largeit Bank Ho mart "400" Seriss w* KMF iccinun TlMl, lUU KKCOkDI of Ml rtttbw . . . Hill KMINDIR C4BD1 Up to 7 rtgtntfQllon* ptr wttk, 80,500 $' PATIINCft rrotll* groins. Atmgr-clad tofttnir tank. Motor 1. requlltd, «• \\i* »« The PERTH AMBOY Mm rU| IIXB CBBCKIM optrattd itoln valvt, fait rintt loltnolJ on incoming water, Optn top, dry salt run AMBOT-IB ipUk ft MORTGAGE ttorag* 200-1 b. brint tank. Soft»n» up 168 Savings Institution NO MONEY DOWN on* DAM *•»* to 30 grains ptr gallon. on Stan Eaty Poymtnt Plan. MOM. * rtL M PEIIH Amor, NEW MONEY Motto rut Shop at Sears and Save •mi Bwa'i, RMT UWHS nan), 8H0C CO. OHM DAB.T K4 AVAILABLE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back TUMDAY u4 MTDftDAT >M SAVERS SINCE 1869 SERVICE PERTH AMBOY Skillfully Fitting Children Since 1MI T SEARi 275 Hotat Str.#t Phont HI 24600 Thursday, April 4, PAGE TWELVE IL |piflle A rOfTAL UNION PACT |other" matters „, tiHR Hmnbridae. currently as- JortmMter General DayiCongrew i ' .siuned to Mediterranean duty f;()PPre-Primarv « n th(l To Be Distributed signed national centred* rec-jernment-eir,pir)v, iwith Ihp SlJtth Fleet Lt'im- oftniiing tlx unions u collective !fti-d G. Magnuson. Jr.. )h,i ." The trows Nest more, MHtrniison is a liberal arts a major in thr Day Session H" the necessity of abiding by the The agreement bans strikes, gone hoitir i,, , , Here and There: is a ur'iiduaK1 'if Woodbnd •' .lohn O Srhrpiber. Jr.. mun- traffic rules. Mr. Bauer said;They do not oover wages or ago icmul chairman, termed the booklets, safe bicjrcle driving Add: Signs of Spring — Alan gpnl0|. Hish School. THat Wescott. who was homp for a , s (y serKPant Robert F nffair a complete success. He,tests and a metaflicenne plate Arn v ta limited Mie committee which and wallet card will be distrtb- few days, returned to Bucknell ^roczek. son of Mr and Mv> University to find that nil his gt,.phen V Mrocrek. 177 Wnsli- wns bended bv Hnnry Strubel. uted Saturday from B:30 A.M.,j| fraternity brothers were flyinp t Avenue. Woodbridar is rnlnnia. and Mrs. Pat TVhr. on in front of Martin Agency,| inp on Ffirds I Maiii Street. kites. . . . So if you want re- Hnnoiint' (thp Republican , Tnp booklet* and plates may j luxation, go fly :a kite. . . Taps.' ntfutriotfr p&geuiit tin:- Wayne Howell, son of Mr, and „>,% during Cherry BL's.^'in Tmi M'hin Coimf-rl candidates be obtained throughout the j weelt bv an cMld Mrs. John W. Howell, Clinton jvstiva 1 in 'Washlnaton, D C.I Fred *d.ims. Crtavles Molnar. J or paren Street, Woodbridge, is a re-'get Mrocwk, with other inem- niuMi filler John Hughes Mr. Vuer said Mayor Walter I turnin? letterman to Missouri t, <; of The Old Guard. Hie 3rd H'rhH:r| Helm /inn Roekofl' Zirpolo, Police Director Jooephjl Pr alassi Valley'College. 'Marshall, Mo.), infantry's . ,h-t Batilp Group. r,,,,, c, -iianvnth William fel-' G *nd Police Chief NelsJ t-1 Mid .Josenh Wlsniewskl. it:L«uriaen are behind the drivel baseball team. Hr will aeaih wii] portray the U s Military 1 is •I'limi-ri that the dance •will to ^Vf all wheels from » tri-1 •be seen behind the home pUte h,,ntas:e from V;ii>v Forge to as catcher for the Vikings. A modem warfare An assistant h,-,m\,:A\\ annual event. c>Tlp w th(? lar(ife*t bike ^^ j 6 fDOt 2-lnch: 205-pounder..platoon Merm-ant M:oezi>k if a plates. Tlie program is in co-' Howell paced the team with a jgsfl avuduate of Middlesex ''irmer Chief Counsel operation with the Bicycle In-1 .404 battlriK average last sea- county Vocational 'and Tech-1, v s dtiUit* of AmwrUi* and i« com-1 "• ' Senate Internal „ nA.A h., , son. ... Frederick Brodsky, nictr«chdres and explana- Afrsity of Dallas. Texas; Henryi Grove Avenue. Woodtirldge. a mond h. Bills, 19, .son of Mr tory lrttpr^ trtinirM*y0T oSDnwnm: County Re-1 » was evident that small dent. A business administra- wtllry Street. WoodbridRf. .a; silver arrow. "•' i«rruiij{ publican g^natp candidate Rob-ibusiness spokesmen were among tive major. Brodsky amassed a Business Education major at; WOODBRIDGE — Dr John ert Moss and the Freeholder!the rentier critics of the tax] total of 17 A's and 6 B's. A Trenton State College, has been! Into Cub PackRyan, Charles Peer and Frank Haley. The latter also re- D- Nemeth, 900 St. George Av- and Assembly candidates. 'proposals In House Ways and irraduate of WHS. class of 1958, selected to participate in thej PORT READING—The : nue 8 Meiim ceived a two year pin. withl* . ' among Music was by CSri Stabile Committee hearings on | Ctcktalf Luige Pack 31 meeting Andrew Dorka and Ronald Rios. inarians who attended the 79thiand his Orchestra. lh tt *x b|^ the Theme "Around the Individual Silver Arrows annual meeting of the New To Tbe Point I'.S. Otw Woodbridf*, Adjatrnt U> St.inl. Jersey Veterinary Medical As-! Education, he is employed as 8irrenton State Collegee werewerepnltep d States/ Fathers display- were awarded to Martin Gall COMB SAVES LIFE i She: I just broke my glasses Phone ME sociation at Cherry Hill Inn.; trainee with Bache and lchose n by The ExperimenExperiment in|e||edd namnam e tagtags disifmntindisifmnting StatesStates , .als.also onone yeayear plnpln\ GarGary KuzKuz- Atkins. Ark. - When the Will I have to be examined all n Camden. pany. New York. Internationa.._.l Living^ a_t. Putneyjan..jn dd the no^ws/he^pitd„,,,„,s nianiakk. . Joseph MedvetMedvet*„* , Bria, n !truck driven by Pred Haralson "ver again? (two arrows), Paul An- Dr. Nemeth took part in a! fn the Mailbag: Vermont. Each of the studentslCubmaster Robert Clarke wel-curley (two arrows), Paul An-j Dr. Nemeth took part in a|45 turnPd over ^ mnt , ^ Doctor'' "No, just your eyes, .will live for one month with acomed new members into theitreaux. John Chihpka. -Daryljprogram designed to pronde^ swallowln(f hls J^ ~ -- Paul Urban, fireman appren- family in the country- of their Pack, with an old fashioned Zullo. and -"Reid Torgeson.jfor New Jersey veterinarians'iand st d breatnlng , ' tlce. USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. choice after which they wlll'Indtan indoctrination. Michael David Gavor was recipient of!information on the latest de- _ ' • ' John Urban, 89 Pulton Street, travel. The total experiment,KwiatkovrAi, Uvlo Botti. James two silver arrows, one gold ar-;velopments in care and treat-! * 'TlJ. ,™ an Woodbridge. is serving aboard^xperience embraces seven orLucas and John Kazlauskas row and lion badpe. ment oof large an--d —smal' l ro*M comD Irom an and freed Haralson's tongue.' the destroyer USS Richard E eight weeks. A sophomore,' Mrs Ruth Schmetzle. Rari- Number 4 and 5 pre- animals. m"Atlantic Fleet unit,'Mlss'Kohle7*iirpo to Holland^tttri Bav Council Instructor• WM semed" the" entertainment with The program topics currently operating with the B, R. Balch, 68 Meredith Road,SUnreduced to the group and ex- a Ait :froln pgt ^ rfrdin ! b F Sixth Fleet in tire Mediter-jcolonia. was honored by Hum- Pressed her extreme satisfac- On Saturday, April 10, the'problems In thoroughbred' ranean . Pour TownshlpiDie oil and Refining Companyition of the parental participa- Pacic wU] tftke a trip ^ tne Boy horses. ! tlo and ! residents began their studies at for his safe drivine record for| 'i programming. Scout Museum, New Brunswick,! Union Junior College Eveningiio years. . , A goal of S9.000i Georue Ryan and Charles and then to the Walker Gordoni PATS OfT Session at the opening of theW been 'set for WoodbridgejBayo were welcomed into the farm. Plainsboro. On May 25 SPECIAL RATES TO Des Moines, la, — A Drake GROUPS Spring semester. They areun the 1963 Cancer Crusade I Webelo Den by Joseph Mali- ;he treat will be a trip to the University senior, Carl Stark, Frederick H. Castle, 288 Gradyi nich offiiciafly opened Mon-jnowski, den chief. West Point Military Academy, W 20, after attending a concert, Drive; Theodore E. Rocca. 34|day Mrs. Sherman Goldsmith Except Monday and parents received found she did not have enoush Ravin Drive; Mrs. T. E. Quirk.jjs chairman.... The N. J. State _ 7:36 to 11 P. M. Bobcat awards with a brief ROSES EVERT YEAR money for cab fare back to the 85> 58 Dunbar Avenue and Robertlidentiflcation Association, of j ceremony held by the officers, San Francisco — Each year college and began walking Mitlnn. S.tnnUj, P. Degnan. 241 East Jamesjwhich U. Arthur Donnelly.jnajnejy- Alan Woolf, Riki Don- on February 21st. Mrs. Jo- Along came a carload of boys. Snnd It Holld«T>' Place. . . . Marine Pvt. First Woodbridge police Department,'neUy, Frank Merenda, Michael hannes Skytle gets a dozen one jumped out and grabbed 14* P 1 to i P.M.'50 Class Ronald Schaeffer. son of is secretary, has gone on record Dunn. Kobert Reilly, Steven '-'oses. In 1949 she bought a her. saying. "You're going for Mr and Mrs. H. Schaefer, 135 against the establishment of steinbere. Mark Polkowski. pair of shoes, took home the SOUTH AMBOY ARENA y East Cliff Road, Colonia, is|Poiice Review Boards which James Kov«l. Keith Comerford wrong box and found $2,000 in!?J vnllthT nriM^°h , th-H Sterens A (th. South Atnboj 1 youth With a thud servin? with a Battalion Land- they claim would "jeopardize ' id Patrick Mastrola. the box. !ng Team which participated the morale and efficiency of1 on the pavement. Badge awards were also pre- away whcn 'n amnhibious warfare traininglpolice Departments." . . . And' She returned the money to -j^ others sented by Joseph J. Curley: le manager Fred Dubeau who1 Carol it in the Caribbean. , . Eileenjiast but definitely not least: A wolf, t . gratitude sends her a dozen lessons. ". Walter. 147 Rutherford Av-! tudent at Sewaren School, s on this date. FORDS -inn. Woodbridge, is on the found a charm bracelet whichj William Rich and Anthony List at Villanova Uni-'evidently must have a great yiyerito. The latter also re- HOME COOKED ••f>'. Villanova, Pa. deal of sentimental value to PLAYHOUSE oelved a sold arrow, with Har- Ml 2-tUt t IF,™™.'™. tbe aw™T ^^ bracelet was RITZ Theatre Warning; old Hutchinson, Danny Mich- Cartent, N. t. KI 1-SMI found on Woodbridge Avenue and. Thomas Krumpa, Thomas LUNCH R-'idents of the Township.!about a week and a" half ago. Gavor, Paul Clark, Wayne! TODAY THBU SUNDAY THt'RS. THRU SAf. in the newer de-iOwner may have the bracelet APRIL 4-7 iGreiza. Robert Ahearn, Charles Chulton Heston APRIL 4-6 are cautioned by!by coming ^ Sewaren School and Dinners 1 Yvptte Mlmleui Joseph Corse, acting superin-jand describing it to the prin- George Chiklrli • France Ntiytn Served Daily tendent, Middlesex County De- cipai Mrs, DonaId Noe _ "The LION" partment of Weights and , PEPPERMINT II A.M. rill Closing, i;:45 A.M. Measures, to use extreme care "DIAMOND HEAD" Sunday from 3:00 PJW. to with William Holden at this time of the year in — Plus — C'losing (Midnight) purchasing so - called lawn; Young COP Plan DANCELAND Joey Det • Gar; Crosby "Five Finger Exercise" dressings from unknown, fast- Inc. K»y Medford AUTHENTIC talking, fly-by-night vendors. "TWO TICKETS with Rosalind Russell It is the usual Practice for Skating Party Woodbridge Armory Saturday Matinee: such vendors to approach a WOODBRIDGE—The United Outer Main Street TO PARIS" — CARTOON — housewife with a proposition of Young Republican Club of SATURDAY NIGHT HOME-MADE SPAGHETTI "Valley of Dragons" treating the lawn at a lump- Woodbridge Township will "DIAMOND HEAD" will not be Lasafna, lUvtoli. Pizza Pies — also — sum price. The product usu- — Featuring — sUown Sal. & Sun. Matinee — sponsor a roller skating party, "TWO TICKETS TO PARI8" and Hot or Cold Sandwich** ally exposed for sale has little May 8, at the South Ambov The Famous "THE THREE STOOGES LN or no value whatsoever, Mr. arena. The affair will begin at ORBIT" will be ihown NOW — PROMPT "The LION" •Corse said, and is generally 7:30 P. M. and end at 11 P. M Matiuee Saturday-Sunday 1 P.M. Driftwoods SERVICE ON ALL SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY composed of coffee grounds, tea [Tickets may be purchased from Evening Show 7 P.M. TAKE-OUT ORDERS Waves, plain dirt, sawdust col-j the Ward ticket chairmen, Sinjint and Rerordine Stan APRIL 1 • 9 STWCTIY KOSHER 1 MONDAY and TUESDAY CALL ME 4-2244 ored and scented with cow Mrs. John Schrtmer and Mrs COMING SPANISH SHOW ! manure or some other waste William Keitel, co-chairmen, Saturday, April 27, 1963 BREAKFAST, Passover Needs product and contains as muChiannounced baby sitters are no WEDNESDAY thru SUNDAY 1 APRIL 10 - 14 LUNCH, DINNER "Girls, Girls, Girls" as 90 " 'vter. In any case the|problem as children are invited LOU CHRISTIE Bradford DUlmm • Dolores Hart "fert •' value is close to to attend with their parents. Served in Our Dlnfi with Elvis Prnlej OLD HOLY LAND BRAND "THE GYPSY CRIED" "FRANCIS of ASSISI" Diilj From 9:00 A.M. not) Mr. Corse's ad- Assisting Mrs. Schreiber and Also "TWO FACES HAVE I" "MAN vs. EARTH" vice uden supplies be Mrs. Keitel are the Wafd ticket tommy Noonan - Barbara Eden VILLAGE INN -. Plus — "SWINGIN' ALONG" purr! Tom reputable, es-chairmen: Alan Rockoff. First WEDNESDAY, ARPIL 19 WINES CAETOOS Bur & Restaurant tablished businessmen. "This|Ward; Mrs. Marie Yackinous, "Skinne; Boy" rVfdncti* tW lottM it \vm\ will not only assure you offSecond Ward; John Keitel. Charley Greer Kiddle Matinee Sat. s, Sun 1 P.M. 2 Green St., Woodbridfe "Hungarian Show" quality", h&\$aid, "but will alsoiFourth Ward, and Charles Mor- Evening Show im P.M. A?t.) • EXTRA HEAVY SWfET GRArt • D«Y «D guarantee that you are settingIrison, Fifth Ward. In charge ALSO COMING • WHITE MEDIUM • CONCORD GRAPE what you paid for — accurate 1 of prizes will be Mr. and Mrs BBYAN HIGHLAND weight. If you are suspiciousiFrederick Stebbins. and FULL of any vendors, I advise you to] ' THE CHIFFONS 4/5 OT. call your local police or my of- Plane which carried King 1.19 fice, CHarter 6-0400, ext. 297. Saud of Saudi Arabia to Riv- Admission .90 iera crashed after the king was Jackets • Shirts - Ties 449 Operator XYZ Reports landed Thank You.... The two local men who! fu/«rft mitk Witiy'i i* «tw joined the air force last month1 We wish to extend our sincere thanks to the and are now training at ijack-' land Air Force Ba.se, Saiv An- WIVt-tH THEATRE'PAHHWAY1-^O Woodbridge Polke Department, Fire Depart- tonio, Texas, according to S/8et. Loren J. Gorden, of the N(IH THKL' APRIL llttl! rnent, and aU others who helped during the re- Perth Amboy Recruitinfr office s.iuiiii.iii-il lur » Aijd are John J. Prokop, 79 Brandy- Allurd dent fire at the Log Cabin Lounge and Restau- wine Road, Fords, and Walter Julni Mrsiiii - "utl1 N. Kilby, 525 Alice Place. Wood- liim.OKV PEt'K rant. ,.' bridge. . , John C Wandenk- • lee, electronics technician .->ca- MENDELSON man. USN. son of Mr. and Mis "TO KILL Charles A. Wandi'nklPe n'.'A AMERICAN FRUIT Commercial Avenue, Aumi b We Are Sorry.... serving aboard the mu-l.-ar powered ginrlerl missilr rnn.it,i WINES That our banquet facilities will not be available 3attled by Uptchuti Kothcr Wins Co — plus — CUFF '" UW \udlr Mmpllv to the many clubs and organizations who planned • CONCORD CRAPE • CHlRRt TAT ROBERTSON JANSSEN SHOWDOWN to have their affair* here. • BLACKBERRY na nf craic HHTJIS • MU&H rr mt i\ FULL SOON! "THfc BIRUX" VO RUUU9 JUHCTION3C3 5 We are making every effort to relocate your CNIIKL WEEK I an OkMD HtfHCHtfHCT ,n Thru ITKSDAY QUART 85 tl'KII I 1,, I IM I group on the original date set. For additional in- "Ai.'Jidrlu> .\w.ird Nuiniurr ' NOW IMKU TUKSDAYr formation please contact Bill Black at U 8-0908. 1 SO "TO KILL A ISELIN 2 TOP HITS Thank You hdviift Mrifh Witty'i m Ntw ti On the Same Program Watch For Announcement About Our Future Flans. In Stock (omidetf Line of PLENTY OF Juki* GlMutoa witli (.r>(i>n William Holdcu • MAMSMfEWITZ FREE PARKING KiUUlU MAT1NKK "PAPA'S MOGKIM DAVID CARMEL St»rt Hour* BATUKUAY 2 P.M. LOUNGE and "THE VIKINGS" "The LION" Delicate Coidition" WIMI, Brandy, 9 KM. to 10 P.M. C'OMINU WJUIMIUUAY LOG CABIN RESTAURANT AWIL l»th SATURDAY A SUNDAY KIDDIE SHOW ftt 2:M F M. i l'aytur - Kuck ttudaua 786 St Gewge Awe., Woodbrklge Wed., Apr. 10: TO KlLb A MOCKfWQIUMt" Independent-Leader Carteret Press A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best Interate of the KoMente of the W EDISON-FORDS BEACON Comimmltlet We Serve.

KB-CP Thursday, April 4, 1963 PAGB THIRTEIH WINDOW Shower IJonors New Patrol TownshipJewryCombines On Green Street Marianne Bloom SystemBegins Forces for UJA Campaign SEWAREN - Marianne! By The Staff. [Bloom. 366 Broad Street, was WOODBRIDGE —The form-1 WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Hen-and m their concerted effort!, the honored ?iifst at, a surprise hridftl ntinn of a new police patratringiry Rownthal. president of the fully respond, as American Jew- CAN YOU OO? — Someone, who evidently j "hower given by hn•cous- system that will greatly Increase'Jewish Community Council of ry always has. to the call and Billv Warren, and toofcs for him becoming inn, Mrs. Oerald Cannon and ming ,the police coverage In Wood- Woodbrldge Township has an- the challenge to bring to a hap« liid Towhi td th Mrs. Vincent Ehrler. Point Township, wanted the townspeople to Ibridisc will so into effect today,"!tioun«d that Sol Klein, past py completion all activities es- 1 Pleasant: and Mrs. Eugene Ma-; so hi climbed to almost the top of the Miiiouneed Joseph 0 alas*I,'president of Congregation Ad- sential for the welfare of their •!»• incinerator to place a small sign •'Warren!8lstro' FarminKdale. Long Is- Woodbridge Police Director ath Israel has been named gen- fellow Jews at home and abroad, land, at the home of Mr*. Ehr- eraI chairmiln ot thf flrst 1 Mlss Bloom is the dnUKhu r Mr Qalam said that undeunderr . „ tuck is about 75 feet high and the sign was' "' " Wowi id 01 Mr aml Mrs Fr8nk BIoom t.his new system the entireii ^ «* Township United !,om the top-at least it was Tuesday-unlessi - - divided 1ntoiJe^fh Appea!, Cwb^K; .imbitiou* character has since gone up to takelShe *111 become thp br)d(' of 7 {James E Askew, U S. Army. Presidio of Monterey. Califor- 3 Acquiring Delhi ,„„ I'firtfrr and Helen Cheriig of the LaMode nia, on Saturday. June 29 j t'irliir. 456 Rahway Aveine an attll talklnr over Quests present Included; Mrs.! nl,nt that happened at toe International Beauty Joseph Lima, Mrs. JoVph Med- The WoodbridTC police dtrec-l ^ Council ^hexs wnsHJttrtVArnbw' anrloS'toS nrl.l in thr Sutler Hilton, New York Cttr. vetz. Mrs. Chris Zchrer and ut JM ITI £T:0f ^^ Beth 8holoffi'!the conation of the acquit could be assumed to each two,IseUn; B-nai BrUh Men; - i, a nun approached Marion to Mr that he ad- daughter. Virginia, Mrs A An- mile section and that the car,Brlth Women; ColonlB nn hair-do, »he appeared mnewhat flabbergMted dersch, Mrs. John Lucas Mrs i Frank Bloom and daimhtwv would be responsible for thatlof Hadassah. WixxJbTldtfCh«p-iTui0r on of nit thai «hr rrcocniced him from iomewh«re, bat sen ion and would only patrol Congregation! .mt immrdlttrly plate him. Virginia. Mrs. A. Andersch. Mrs., :ter of HRda(Bah; lasTexas that arra. iBeth Am, Colonia• : Confrrega-' „•,, hr **MrA me to fo on hia television show that John Lucas 'Mrs, Prank Bloom viously announced. I in addition, thp police lieu-!lion.Adath Israel. Woodbridge; I ihrn remembered that ht was Stev* Allen." she and daughter, Ellen. Mrs Ches- The marketing oper&UQflt ter Pastuscak. all of Sewarpn:' |tenant in charge of each shift American Jewish Congress; formerly conducted by Defljl Mrs. John Capik and Pat Capik. iwill tie given the freedom to be;Congregation B'nai Jacob. Av- will be continued by two newl|i ,',„ said that hr would like U take the two ladlei iPort Reading: Mrs. Joseph jreltevfd from the desk andlenel: Jewish War Veterans. Del-formed subsidiaries. Hess-DeuH :nniT lifter the ibow. Thb in a little too much iPlesniak. Mrs John Zawillnski, (BCtufllly move around with his egates at large are. Rabbi Ber- tTaylor Sales Co., with oflce* ^ urn at thr time, who wai too overwhelmed to make !Mrs. Edwin Mooney, Mrs. Edwin jmen and supervise their opera-jnard Frankel, Iselln: Rabbi Atlanta, Ga., and Delhi-Taylaf II inn rrply. tion- iHerbert Witkln. Colonia: Rabbi]chemical Corporation with oft Smith. Mrs. Georee I>1 Grosso. IMPRKSSIVE RITES: Candles, denoting rdiir;iti(in, Iradprship. rharaotcr. scholarship and u.is so nirr" »hr Mid, and "I can kick myitlf now According to Mr. Oalassi. thisiPhilllP Brand, Avenel; Rabbi'iH new York City. - !all of WoodbridRc; Mrs. Stephen service, wore lighted at thf induction ceremonies for new mrmbrrs l»y VVoodhridge Senior Ceg m ,.IIU his kind fMture." system sharply differs from one! Samuel Newberger. Woodbridge y^st Thursday, in its anmufl iDeak and dauchtcr. Anne. HiRh Srhnnl Chapter of thr National Honor MM ictv. \AH l« ri ht: .In Ann Hoyda. secre- jPords: Mrs. Arthur Bostwick c that tht local police previously)and AsBemblym&n Nor man rt mailed to Share holder* tary; William Yackinous. treasurer, .Invre Silntvi, vice prpsident and John Sechrist, repO 8 1 Mr Tom lcc rdi Bi followed which aUowed policel^anzman. Sol Smith, Colonia! ss Oil and Chemical' ,; sumka. 94 Swarthmore Terrace. WoodbndgeJ ™ * * * ' . f president. He nne su n ey Ja to patrol wherever they desired'has been named head of one di- :;l,d t« the Dean'. Activities Honor list at Steven* ° - *" * t T . ™' p y ation disclosed its earnings fct rMrt y, it tu announced by Dean of Men, ° Klll-s, SUten Island: Mis_ thus causing neglect of certain vision. the twelve-month period ende4 Election to the list signifies extensive *;merson ™*' areas of the community. The 1963 United Jewish Ap- December 31, 1962, as follow* M undergraduate extra-curricular activities. *** and"rs "This system will permit,peal Campaign of Woodbridge. Total Revenue, $288,089 ruinate of Woodbrtdge Senior High School is aralerson M15S Community Hospital Fund Drive Opens maximum visibility of our "Township marks the very first net income before taxes, iic engineering - science college. ler and Mrs. John Weissmuller police cars which will certainly time that all Jewish oreaniza- 1T8.265; net income after taxel, .of Union; Mrs, William detect traffic violations and!tons will erase boundary lines, $8,713,500: earnings per sharft, honkers, New York; Mrs. Ken- crime?' Mr. Galassi said. .96 cents. The company's shart» • .in second CUM Jean Darit of Iaelln, hai received ^Throughout Woodbridge Township ineth C. Gilmore and Mrs. Grace "Under this system, a call to are listed on the New YoU i i-tir lirhlrTement medallion here frm the TniTer- Welsh ol Caldweli WOODBRIDGE — Residents tng the Community Hospital the ground probably will be; Stock Exchange. : Maryland. the police will brine Immediate 'of •Woodbridge Township williGroup in its attempt to raise broken next spring if the fund- response." he concluded. Hospital Guild n.in Uavii, W, a nUulle Ktcnauk at this I'nlted 'be asked starting today to help|$3.200,000 to construct the 200-raising campaign continues at , ,s In Bitburc, Germany lniUnatt—, earned the in a fund-raising drive to buildjbed hospital in Menlo Park, its present pace, SetsCardPartylSchooHPTA • M maintalninc a rtxalfht "A" avtrate dnrlnc fhe Legion To Form a new community hospital to He urged them to go all out To date about $1,500,000 has ,[nr rounm hr hai takta andar the •nrfenlti's serve the people of Woodbridge,|in their appeal for pledges mioeen raised, nearly half the Hospital Plans j WOODBRIDGE — A dessert ,- iduratlon progrmm while ftndrinf In hta off-dntj 'Sons of Legion'lEdison and Metuchen. the Township and told them:goal. It is expected that 25 card party will be held Thurs- Set Electioa tor contributions they have the full support of percent of the total pledges' day afternoon. May 9 at Koos PORT READING — An HO- WOODBRIDGE — County; eutive board meeting was heM i .nrman it the ton of Mr. and Mrt, John Wanko of Commander T/mk David jiujin the Township got under wtylMayor Walter Zirpolo, who was will come from residents ofj Art [Brothers, Rahway. by the ! I Woodbridge Branch of the at the home of Mrs. Caeat ,v- Vlitr, IwHn, and b) a cradnatc of Woodbiidfe 'cWrt at the AmeVirVn i«rtan Monday night at Masonic'not able to attend the rally. Woodbridge Township, Edisonl Of the 11 where Mme 30 volun James Monls cam aign d !and 1 ; Landaetta, president of Schoe* - huol Hr enlrrrd the wrvlrr in Anfwt ISM. 'Countv me" tina at! MeUrchen^" ^ ° "i ' P '- Mctuchen, with 50 per cent PERTH AMBOY —The fifth perth" Amboy Hospital Guild, p 'Pert 65 that a%t*cial disDlaviteer workers received instruc- rector, asked the volunteers toicoming from the 184 industries annual art exhibit and salejwill[according to an announcement 9 P-T.A. The agenda for_ of militarv decorations will be'tlons and x^ec^A their ltets of stre8B to resWej1^ *&*. *e Pro-|W the area. Business and pro- be held at Perth Amboy Gen-1 made at" a recent meeting at •egular P.TA. meeting on Titti* ,,..r.uuUtion» to Jack, of Hair De&iint by Stella and w»u .. >v,»' v «, n' , .., introspective donors.' poeed hospital'is for the people fessional persons are asked to eral Hospital May 9 through | the home of Mrs. Robert Jacks day was discussed. [ ..hi won third prbxe in the "Parade of CntU" contest held at the Nenw n n The volunteers, all residents iof three municipalities — not contribute the other 25 per- 12, according to chairman, Mrs.'Mrs. Thomas Tallon presided. Election of officers will bt n Irvineton. The rontnt it bated on the theme repre- Armory. April 9 from 2 to! Samuel Spivack and exhibit dl- Mrs, Benjamin Rabinowitz, held. Mrs. Mary NovelHno, iii Nr» Jenrr. Jacks hair drsicn repreacnted the told the volunteer;1^.^:^6 Mrs. Leon Nedzela and Mrs. chairman, and Mrs. Dorothy • ii I ieht. campaign that will pital," hs said. "The only workers "this hospital needs Area artists (professional, 'Louis Strauss were named co- Hill, Mrs. Ruth Lobell. Mrs. ilast six weeks. Brochures and reason we are building it in'the support of the entire com- semi-professional, novices and chairmen of the affair. Rose Hiltona nd Mrs. Carol Eiiiiun son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Baron. 35 Willow full explanation concerning its, letters already j Edison is because Edison has munity. This is your hospital students) ai-e invited to display Mrs. Tallon announced vol- jHatler, members of the nomi- ..:..rK. wa* elected president of thr.Tau Delta Phi'hUtory and prerequisites iiled to the resl-idonated the land.1' and you have to give your best work in any media, without unteers are needed for thenating committee, will submit •i'. the Tau Epallon Chapter at the Newark College competitive judging, Mrs. Spi- M»rf I nf n -HnM. uenw I The Township of Edison has effort to obtain it. The trus- Thrift Shop and book card and their recommendations. • nne. Newark. wm Meaai 01 Honor recipients wui AverilL Woodbridgei given the Community Hospital! tees of this hospital board are vack announced. Applicationsldrlvers are needed to transport A film, "Safety in the Home," nemiiR are to be mibmifcfcad by Aprl)«ardiac and diabetic- patients starring Ethel and Albeit, wH ! iidi<-'> Miuk CMtcr. P«iU » tw n .**— «™.™<.nA-.buslne8«. admlnistratoT. lauded' Group a «-»oe tract OS Route among those who are working 25. she said. The two dollar to the hospital clinic. Anyone be shown. in irnier hat mvred, after being ItMted at W State i^ w^h^m ^flS^^oT the volunteer'workers for their,27 In Men!o'*4rk which is!hard to give you a hospital you application fee entitles the ar-interested in serving as volun- On Saturday afternoon an- rni (nr IS rean. The ttiewtopi nounced at the tat meeto£^ort* "ld e"tn"siaam ta help-'valued at $509J00. Monis said can be proud of. tist to submit four paintings, teer may contact Mrs. Tallon other performance of the play K.i thr motr to M State Street. |*h»k Wade L. Brown past com- "~ two items for the Browser's The next meeting will be "The Emperor's New Clothes," * # • • mander. 865 Terrace Avenue, PLAN REUNION May .4 and the Memorial Day Box, and admission to the held April 23 at She home of and cartoons, will be given for PERTH AMBOY — Arrange- [parade, May 30. four-day exfliblt and all special U Chance, proprwtor of PhillJp'i Healing Company j 'Flag Presented Mrs. Robert Vogri. Green StJthe children at School 9. orfsaniw the Sons of the Legion iraents have been completed for L. W. Marzecki, Loyalty Day events. r W Kidbrjdgp in Auiruat of 1981 with a Holland Furnace for sons of the members. Boys a 20-year reunion of the Perth ! parade chairman, revealed great The proceeds from the show 1 . aid due to the rapid growth of burines* moved toto| must be seven through eighteen Amboy High School class or To Auxiliary progress is being made in or- will be used, as in the past, to i .•••••: quan«r« this Week at S30 Amboy Avenue. years of age. 1943. May 4 at the Buttonwoodj WOODBRIDGE 'eanizing the Woodbridge con- provide a scholarship to the I at* • Com- tingent. Various groups reported Charles E. Gregory school of Thomas Kath. chairman of,Manor, Matawan. Members]mander Georg« Theiss present- I'iM'Dh JVIUIMHI, pretldeflt tINiJ Bane Imprwre- !they will furnish floats based nursing. the hou* committee gave a re-inot yet located include Edward ed a flag from the post mem- ii'iii ( iimpany, St. George Avenvr. WoaMbridfe, hai a on a patriotic motif, April 15 port on the improvements madeiHogan, Kenneth Weber Sylvia bers to Mrs. Ernest Wright, - titien display | the m«d«l hame at Ko«i rnmtturr. is the final day for participation n in the post building during thejOnman, Mary Masaplack Hor- senior vice president, at the fi'mnrruiirn Hhow in Eafaway. pa«t several months. Ivath. Doris Marafcall Cole Mrs. it been .Com- Attorneys' Wives A past commander's dinner!Pauline Bonacolta DAmico illary of VFW Post 4410. Peie Vofiel Wttinn out in front of hie itore on ^^ j &vim will be held mandew Theiss, parade marshal {or may be contacted with this in- He also disclosed colors will •-•'. Uirse sunny days ... Get well Pete, we mls» you.;al 730 p.m., April 21 at the formation. of the VFW, stated in his opin- Hear f. f ilentz :u! - subjecbj t we alal o withh a speedd ; recovery to Jh .Berry Street.Leon- •m State Jewelers who ic a patient at Perth Amboy ard Minkler, Joseph Melder, MEETING SET MONDAY ing tomorrow. WOODttelDGE — The role WOODBRIDGE — The April parade in many years. of the public defender was ex- BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Robert Curry and Meinert Hunt The Auxiliary will hold its are in charge of arrangements. meeting of Emblem Club 351 plained by Warren w. Wilentz, next regular meeting on Mon- Own a Mr. Tuscan Mobile Ice Cream I u t POINT WITH FBIDE: On fetoiHajr when 9-year- The membership directed that will be held on Monday at 8 p in. OX DEAN'S LIST |county solicitor, at the County . Kukir ROM. fell rreriMwrd while rlahlni with his [felicitation* br sent to Robert at the Hungarian Court House last Wednesday Unit Work eight months... with every " mi> ind nelfhbw* at Deal Uke, it wai Ua friend. •Pitzpatrick, vice commander'church Hall. , School Street. night as he addressed the Mid- iday. Nominations and elections 367 Cypress Drive, has been detail planned to help you have earnings ' i • Incnun, 11. wh« dove in and retcaed him. Eiekle's !67$ Barron Avenue, honoring End of the year committee re- dlesex County Organization of at named to the Dean's lls >inr Hn. lillian BOM. Til lnnun Avenue. Colonia, a We birth of a daughter, Colleen.ports are due to be read at this ^office., Wives. Mr. Wilentz of $9,000413,000. 1 Temple University, where • -wimmrr. watched he? ton go nader twice before a 'to Mrs. Pitzpatrick. ! meeting. 1 tie tremendous need National aide de camp Patrick is a Spanish major. She has,, . »r wan rflected. She reperU, "I waa horrified antil pu c aeK r m Jardone was appointed com- been invited to join the Hononjr * ™ 7^ t. t™ No experience necessary. in jumped in, he waa M k^ave and knew Jutt what _ ISRAEL - ITALY County md IRELAND mander of the Post Color Guard Society for Spanish and the'Attorneys' Wives^^ migh^ that t beather llfor the Loyalty Day parade, Math Honor Society. this in mind as a future un- fttM :. art- the weaker «ex, or » men claim, but three iertaking. He also elaborated • umen received awards at the installation dinner of m the Bar Association plans 750 UNION AVENUE apier of B'nai B'rith Women that prove differently. or a Legal Aid Society and UNION, N. J. . ;i»ard was presented to Mn. Leonard Ooldfarb for ,he potential contribution of drowning child's Ufe last summer, while Mrs. 'Lee ECONOMY the Attorneys' Wives to this ef- Your Car Waxed Free! 'ort.' s: and Mrs. Mark Tanz were recipients of awards for MU 6-1500 • blood bank donations. At the ensuing meeting, it iis agreed that legal aid would WINE and LIQUOR STORE 3c the Attorneys' Wives first mornlnc, tne CsionU First Aid Squad came to major project. CM Ur or fellow member Anthony Giordano of Park 79 Main Strvt'l. Woodl)ritl«e ; -V Station, lnman Avenue who was Injured when PIIULS for a aocial event will • hr wu checking blew up In hi* face. You reporter ear Parking and Entrance for Patrons be discussed at the next meet- ii thr scene and the *qu*A answered thr call In lew ,ng, Wednesday. May 22. ORDER NOW FOR '••"< three minute*. You have to ier thete volunteers in Phone ME 4-1244 I '"»n to appreciate how much they fife to the com- Hunko Reports Tots II ""t.) in priceless time and skill th*t adds up to 24 hour CHOICE WINES - BRANDIES ii'iitrrtiuii. Playing at Clafpits EASTER SUNDAY! Ihr hUtUifht of the Dot Hhaffer testlvoniai dinner CHAMPAGNES & CORDIALS WOODBRIDGE— Patrolman Delicious, iSfet •M »i Kennrr Aere. was tht metodius tone, emanatini Charles Bunko reported tt) the 'in thr quintet which included Mayor Walter Zirpolo, -for-l Town Committee Tuesday that DECORATED-TO-ORHER ^^7 > re? holder WUIiaa Warren, Committeeman Vocel Board he has noticed children playing 11 -mbm. Clifford Handerhan and Edwin Ca»ey. around the four claypits in the CARVEL 1'hwm-rs say there was complete harmony at the af- Florida Grove Road area, where 11 which attracted awroiimately «W friend* *ho >wld PASSOVER tragedy occurred last year '"'ir lo Mn. Shaffer, one of the township's Civic le*u«« by CARMEL when 4 youngster was drowned ICE CREAM CAKE • • • • 111 one of "the lakes." ^utulationsto Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Donnelly. 24 Pagan MMtiEN DAVID The officer was informed by i.'ulonia who celebrated the arrival of Uieir 11th child. tfyor Walter Zirpolo that Wi: ISK ON EVERY WASH •'•wcumer is the ninth member of the Donnelly baseball MANISCHEWH7 there is an ordinance requiring frioed 'lit- other two being girls. Is it any wonder why "Cal Your car will be thoroughly cleaned inside and out — fencing mound open bodies of 1-roiu ''•iwing of Mrs. Freush, den mother, an "The Quality Ice Cream Store" WHISKEY 4- honor pennant tor the month "'»> have made reservation, for the tournament About Our Budget Club 1075 St. (ieorge Avenu«, (lolonia ut). The final r*und wiU bt talevUed. MEXICO - PUERTO WCO - M. DENMABKruth | uf Marco, / Keep It Clean HALF-NAKED CITY With the Primary Election just 12 educated and trained to demand proof litters to Editor before willing to accept rumor as fact. .days away, it has been rftost interest- The office seeker, who realizes that "ing to note that the campaigning (MMOT'I note: Thli letter the young people who moved into our *mong the various candidates for the to u br Iielin Township within the past ten years Hook and Ladder Democratic Party nominations has rr- C»., District 11, with MM re- or so have inquiring minds and are qncrt K lM pibUfked In this Shell Came in Park Ridge Tnained comparatively clean . , . dc- quick to recognize true issues, is that By JOHN T. HNNINOHAM Post before (•»,„,„ ;jplte rumors to the contrary at the Every time a sea-smelling thelett H ok much ahead of the game. fHeber'g Bakery wagon hove Into sight. In Ber-clan to prove Oak Tree Road, ^beginning. An aspirant to office today must gen County a century or so ftgn.really meant ITKlIii iKlin, N. J. prove he is capable of holding office, neighbors of the Campbell makers, at '. ; Political campaigning in the past IH. 2B, 1963 family in Park Rldgr knew that Possmlon of • has the abilities of leadership and the few decades has changed considerably. TB Plre Chl«f and Firemen: another MR free picnic and social fitftndinKimp.. vision to plan well for the future. These I with to thank you and th clam feast would soon begin in and the value Although some people may be quick the grove beyond the Campbell are qualities in which the voters of to- firemen for the good work am tabllshcd Hint to accept unfounded rumors as gospel kind consideration shown In factory. The hosts had only one settlers usvd wainn truth— human nature being what it is day are interested — not mudslinglng, the recent fire here at the rulp: don't break the shells. ing* with the lntlur!. invective and innuendoes. bakery. The damage was slight, Such hospitality had a prac- amonR themselves i •^—the majority of people today are but only because of the effi- tical purpoie. The Campbells first New ciency of the firemen. made wampum— grnulne In- munipaw •Jersey It was greatly appreciated. dlan wampum and clam was six SttVry, Thank you again. shells were a basic raw material about U cents The future Is Secure Sincerely, for their Park Ridge "mint." Farmers n-pio i George and John Hteber Thus the hungary clam eaters at home, could If'1' Seventy*three Woodbridge Senior The shortcomings, the failures and freely opened the shells that thRlr product n High School students'were sworn into the lack of purpose of the so-called the Campbells -would have been TtadiriK Post „ forced to pry apart themselves. Campbells, and the Woodbridge Chapter of the Nation- juvenile delinquents fade into ob- SOCIAL SECURITY Attention to minor detail* could be paid only al Honor Society at Impressive cere- scurity before young people who dedi- kept five generations of Camp- was a first COUMI bells in the lucrative shell game wampum left o\ monies last Friday night.- cate themselves to leadership and liittlllt iH lititu from 1775 until their mint bartered for As tHe candles representing educa- service to mankind. closed In 1889. Indian markets William Camptie'.: tion, leadership, scholarship and lerv- in New Jersey had collapsed by trolled the shell : 1775. but the westward migra- the Patcack Valle- lce were lighted, the uplifted young With Friday's scene duplicated in Q. I am a widow and am re-tion of the Indians opened a time his son Joi- faces revealed earnestness, eagerness High Schools all over the country it is oeivtng benefits based on my vast potential far beyond the the name Campm;; deceased husband's earnings Klttatlnny Mountains. and confidence. Suddenly, one could certain that our communities, states synonymous »•!•: My son, age, 17, Is also receiving John Jacob Astor used Park John, In turn ;>K not help feeling that after all the and nation will continue on the road monthly Social Security bene- Ridge wampum in hLs early even stronttpr wan;; future is in very capable hands. to progress. fits. Last month he enlisted In 19th century fur trades with ty to his SOUR v- the Navy and went to training Indians all the way to Oregon. William. camp What will happen to ourIndian agent* from the US. Abraham appari : benefits? department of the Interior and one who made << kgents from ai far away as John Jacob Asto: What's ISew A. Since yo« no longer have Canada beat a path to the fur trader who m: a child in your eare un- Campbell door. Wherever In- pum into millto:.. Partially answering the question • $175,000 to administer medical der are !'• your widow's Astor dealt per ,. benefltt will be mtjwn. Elizabeth, hat Introduced tion concerning Social Security? ning county colleges amounts) revenue earmarked for secon- police in various communities a resolution in the Senate to Write Allan A. Bass, District Perth Anboy National Bank Building dary roads. The Governor of create a special committee of Manager, Social Security Ad- r claim many of the boys get At the % Comen HI I-^. »o Tennessee has signed a bill in- into trouble a* soon as they re- five Senaton to Investigate the ministration, 313 State St., creasing the diesel fuel tax turn home. Juvenile court advisability of abolishing pro Perth Amboy, and you may be Anti • Americanism from seven to eight cents per Judges, who Sentenced such fesslonal boxing tn the Garden •ttured of a confidential reply. gallon, effective next June 1, uveniles. are alto disturbed by 8Ute. In recent weeks and months the also wants to bring West Germany In- with the additional revenue di- the early releases. The resolution emphastxet television medium has been put to use to his camp, and pry Bonn away from verted to the general State At the Annadale Reform- that professional boxing con- fund. atory where young, but older tinues to take 1U toll in lives Jn France for the purpose of turning Washington and'Washington's leader- Arkansas legislation, which hoodlums are aent, crowded |and in injuries resulting in Htadacke? Nervous? Irritable? the French people against Great ship. would have provided a one cent conditions require many to permanent physical and mental increase in motor fuel tax, died sleep in corridors. At the in- Britain and the United States. Ameri- impairment of participant*. In By contrast, U. S. television and upon adjournment of the Legis- stitution they are thinking of addition to Its savagry and Bewildered & Confuted? fcan correspondents admitted the slant Hollywood, and Broadway, still render lature. Previously the Senate placing beds in the chapel to brutality, professional boxing li $t one particularly antl - British and had killed a proposed two cent relieve the overcrowding. Clin- an activity in connection with all sorts of glory and nostalgia to Paris diesel fuel tax increase. ton Farms is so overcrowded fcnti - American program, "The Anglo- which criminal and nnder- I ft* You and France. A $60,000,000 package pro- the institution cannot take any ground influences fiourlah, Saxons," reminded him of the days of posal In California would in- of the older and more trouble- itamler contend*. The truth is, however, that many some girls from the State Home the Nazi occupation and radio propa- crease motor fuel taxes and The committee would bt students who go to Paris these days registration fees for a select for OirU at Treaton which is .uthorlzed to mett and hold ganda of that time. system of county roads and not overcrowded. come away thoroughly disillusioned. lesrings In all parU of the city streets. Other Increases are "Because Juvenile delinquents iUte and accept assistance ; In ihort, President Charles de Gaulle It is not because of De Gaulle and thepending in Iowa, where it is are keyed to a 16-month re- from the State Athletic Com- proposed to increase gasoline habilitation program their re- js using the communication facilities anti-American policies. missioner and such other State, taxes from six to seven cents lease in nine months because county and municipal officiate Qt the nation to tuxn the people What De Gaulle's policy will cost per gallon and diesel fuel from of overcrowding hurts the whole as may reasonably be made Igainst the Anglo-Saxon world. He France, eventually, is the friendly sen- seven to eight cents; Minne- system," Governor Hughes de- available to it. A report would sota, gasoline from five to six clares. « filed with the Senate a* soon ^ants to keep the United States out of timent of the great bulk of Americans cents; and Oregon, motor fuel FLOWERS:— Welcome flow- M possible, accompanied by jlurope and dominate the European who do not travel abroad, but whofrom six to seven cents. A ers in the springtime reminds eglslation. Kansas bill would add one cent Common Market, while keeping Great New Jeraeyltei that the Bor- I'M Ltft My Money have looked kindly toward France for per gallon to motor fuel taxes. ough of Middlesex, known as GREEN ACEES BONDS: — Britain out of that organization. He many decades. I In Maine, the House tabled a Plowertown, U. 8. A., will cele Attorney General Arthur J At How* I GMMI! proposal to raise the tax on in-brate Its 50th anniversary dur- Bills has placed hi* legal stamp Oh, Deor! ternal combustion engine fuel ing the week of September 14- f approval on the issuance of from leven to seven and one-21 next. 32,000.000 State recreation and Take A Walk! fourth cents, while the Wyom- The borough ii now the cen- conservation land acquisition ing Legislature adjourned with- ter of the orchid Industry in bonds, despite the fact pending The beat advice your doctor could The big reason, according to many out acting on a proposed one the United States and is fam-itigatlon attacks the constltu- LADY the answer is a Checking |ive you might be to take a waljc — experts, ,^s that Americans ride every- cent increase. Bills have been ous for its Thomas Young Or- lonality of the Green Acrea introduced In New York to re-chids. The State Senate and Act. Account - - It's HANDY - - Ik's a |egularly, A recent study of Ameri- where arid gfet*very little exercise regu- The litigation involves the cans, and their daily exercise, was re- larly. The European gets it — even in GLAMOR GIRLS condemnation of land in Sus- RECORD - - It's a RECEIPT. feallng in that it showed that we were sex County which the State de- a hardier climate. He walks to work, or sires fnr recreation purposes fterally riding ourselves to the hospi- uses a bicycle. The children walk to The notice of bond sale, mailed tal and to poor physical condition. by State Treasurer John A school in a much sterner climate than Kervlck to prospective buyers, J Why Is it that Europeans, with a most of us experience. guarantees he will furnish sat- isfactory certificates to the ^esser standard of living and fewer Try walking to work instead of driv- ffeot there Is no litigation pending to threaten the validity Woodbridp luxuries, and fewer automobiles, are in ing — and refuse the rides offered you, •Mter physical condition than we are? or payment of the bonds. Tell friends you're out for the exercise. The Attorney General ruled Why is it that in tests of sixteen and And let your children walk some every tile issuing official!, comprising eighteen year olds, a couple o! years day—regardless of what 6ther children the Governor, State Treasurer and State Comntroller, have $go, the youth of Europe were found do. Your reward will be inevitable, In act«i within the discretion to be in better condition than our the form of better health and a better «ranted and provided by the jpungsfers? Green Acre* Act, which has looking and functioning body. already been upheld u consti- BOUKS tutional. There wu and U no legal Mvndar UU-B rrtdaj I AM. lo 1 Pj§. Impediment to the course of « rM to I TM * (Eart* ret $Jrww action the issuing officials have WOODBRIDQE FUBU8HING COMPANY taken," ruled th« Attorney General. 3 Locations For Your Convenient UwrenM 9. Campion, President A Treasurer 1EK8EY JIG8AW: - Reg- PublUhed Weekly on Thursday at 7:00 AJJ. AVENEL OFFICE ulation! pertaining to the New MAIN OFFICE 1SEUN OFF.**

• honor roll for the fourth mark-1 Ing period at Colonlo Junlorj High School hpi.i been nn- \ inomiced as follow : , Grade S"vcn: Kalhy Abous- ' sleman. Stwn Orkln. Sheri Baron, Inpw Briedis, Linda Rrostow. Cbnrlps BU77.1. Richard Chakrln, Debbie Cnhen Carol Copertino, Robert Crystal.' Maureen Dacely, Janice Det-i rick, Howard Dresther, Dennis Ebbetts. Marela Frist, Barbara; Frettnd. Joseph Furda. WiHiamj nilet. KTVV Ouenthrr, Kirin Hair. Thomas HouWr, Jane Kleiner, John Knurr, I Also, Edward Kulchinsky,; rnics Qulsma, Paula Lerrter- man. Michael Mn'rnola, Dlflfne JMnroWsky. Jcinnettp M-Oin-1 nes, fltlflan Verwln, Bonnie iMostPi1. Steven Mosh. Lynn; Nielsen, Erica Pascal. Dnnald| [Patterson, Marion Rodgers.j Harrv Rospnblum. Marclai Sandier, Larry Shames, Joanna MEMBERS Of tttF. CAST. Above arc some of the mem Mrs. Arthur Uabimiwlti. Mrs. (Ifraid ftandak, Mrs. B, iSliker, .lane Rnllwh. Jeffrey 1 with mmr of their equipment, left to rlnht.jGrormi bers of the National Council of Jewish Women whn .in- Malcolm RliiRsbury, Mrs. Seymour Trpperman, Mrs. MtlNKSS Al>o»e ire Mime »f Hie nifiiiben of the Stich, Kathy Strahlo, Barbara Weber, (iroritf RHIly, Richard Hewitt and Paul Zane. taking part in "Sir Slob and the Princess". Left to right: Hunter Wilson. Reiicue and Firm Aid I'nlt. shown Snedeker. Monica Szabo, Jan- ette Vanderwater, Gregory Vanasse, Michael Waldholz, pie Beth Am and B'nal Jacflb Kenneth Woodensheck, i will be given at Temple Beth ...rlyFormedSkinDivingbrA Party Set 'Sir Slob and the Princess' to be Am Jewish Community Center, Grade Eight: Eve Bartczak,; Colonia on April 17. A rare For A nl 22nd — Members of thejYank Buck. Steven Berkowltz.j A w*% 7 7 opportunity will be given to „ Missionary Council paui Bien, Joseph Botta, David' AM area children to see, "Sir Slob r»un Active in Colonia \ P ;- the Iselin Assembly of God Bowman, Leroy Brown, Ray- I \ntjr - ; coLONTA-Plans were form-of and the Princess." a produc- natural outcome of their ulatvd for a fund raising card'Church' wil••'"l meet' tonigh•—'-*•*t a"*t mond Brown, John Cacchione, COLONIA — A unique com-jduced by special arrangement! A benefit performance spon- tion hither to reserved for ii> Old "Swiss as a *hen the board of dlrec- 7:45 at the church. Members Rose Ciacclo, ^^ being taken first aid and diving experience 8usan Wnation of M and sored by Sisterhoods of Tem- stitutionalized children. of Joseph Ciravolo, Joseph Cor- •uid tailored A smalsmall inMKiiiinsiwiia 0of1 a suskimn —«'* Colonia Chapter of are asked to bring plush bun was adopted and is proud- Hadaswah met with Mrs. Martin nies or candies to the meeting nacchia, Anthony Cutusno.[rare devotion supplied by the ,.„„„„„ Skin diver "„...« „6 «,„,„„Nelso„n ,-.„,,„Court» , |{0T usp ln thg nome project. Sherl Denson, DouRlas Pi-eund, [Council Players, a group of wo- •uid First Aid lv *()1'n on th<1 st»ndal'd wnlle Baskets will be made by the first aid coveralls. The group Door and table prizes will be Ale Ides Conceives, Michael iinen members of Central Park- i « drives down to Long Branch awarded and refreshments members to be distributed on Grossman, Ellen Jacobs. Jeffrey way Section of National Coun Easter to the children at the iHandler. Ross Heaney, Mark j of Jewish Women, is help- Hess, Nancy Kalsar. »«h One day when the cur ' ing to bring entertainment to •:,ti- riV Lai curables at Westfleld. rent got too strong and they April 22 at the home of Mn. Also Beverly Klein, Mary Ann|handiCapped ftnd iMtituttonal- , rant sw the 'were "forced" to" come in they Rudy Rettig, 77 North Hill Announcement was made of Kuklshuklsk,h , Alice MarliMarhss ,. Carol]Carolli^^i chihil\itmd iin ththe area. 'the annual WMC retreat to- V'unir of tin- CoVWfrp disgustedl*ustedly walking up_thup ther Roadrioaa,. uoioniaColonia.. jine annum wim, icum "" MarshMarsn,, Tonlumi MartorelliIHHIUJICIU,, JUUJohnH' Their current production, when two policemen Net proceeds will go towardsiday and tomorrow at President Masterly. James McQueeney, ,1 Wivwd :i« there ^fh when two policemen Net proceeds will go towardsiy "Sir Slob and the Princess," them and informed them the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorlal'iHotel.1 ,, Atlanti.!,._..c. ™..City. . John Melton pred Messingir, h.iriies ol water ' ' was presented to the children »m slKhtPd earlier In Scholarship Fund established^ Tuesday afternoon at 1 Barbara Mesr.aros, Christine at the Cerebral Palsy Center in •'•• section, but v^t. the nvion thry had just left, by Hadassah Mrs. Roosevelt mpmbers of the Women's Mis Nocclola, Stephen Often, Mary | Roosevelt Park, Metuchen on William * ur*r, ... ,. «_*.„ . -i . _ r,^ ii ..in v«ij (Uai Dia e P 1 Tom l^dthe Although fully aware of the served r. World Patron of^nary Councl. win hold their ^wn " m ^ j March 27 and thrilled the „.„„„,, They safety factor and "currently Youth Aliyah' from 1952 up'regular .prayer service Peterson, Tom Powers, Clyde youngsters at the Children's Tutan, Brant Saperstein, Linda 'nand-bv duty training in all phases of rescue until her death. Country Home in Westfield grl A Singalewttch. Stephen Sohinki yesterday. Mrs, Nathan Parnass , the Mrs ' "" '-" t Iselin Schools I""! „ J —-r-.™ - - • yesterday. Mrs, nanism rni. Jen-that i Robert Spadaro, Linda Stiles,'^ chairman o{ the project. ..,.,„,. -- .ov> the most. He sets in as awarded to a deserving Youth [Mary Alice ThompsonTp,, Barbara1 A cast, comprised of lUleclca, Pat Vesey, Elaine lWi Burton Beck, Mrs. Gary Daniel .•,!«, have b*,.much *•» Ashing u poyibk^J"^ «^US S^t jWaeger. Carol Wasserman, .. d to work in pool*, and occasionally borrows water abilities can be developed Mary Ann Wpick, Ronald Zee, Mrs. Malcolmn Klngsbury, Mrs """" """' ~~ "v latuuM - £|pmentary schools, Stuart Und. Mrs. Irving Bol- ,v,;,s and freak .k.^ for above the wSU-r fun ^^^^.f^Zl ! Bonita Rotnman. of Mrs. Roosevelt i|erR,rtm ristration dates aa band, Mrs. Arthur Rabinowltz •^ is well a-; in In fact a pair a friend borrowed Grade Nine: Darleen Bant- follows: Mrs. Gerald Sandak, Mrs. Sey •'.•••, •md aiv tied- for him and which he cracked »»""• ileon, Norine Bothwell, Samuel fund mour Tepperman, and Mr; m.,nv lives on a submerged log lt-d to his Mrs Sol At Schoo! 6 Qreen street M Citron, George Crystal, Susan esident asseo - ' Hunter Wilson, are directed by , skin diver pre- mwiinn and dating the owner, -alsinti uce non - mfmbers:Mliy n and I4^ **»** ^ Per; Davies, Sharon Freeman, Eliz- Mrs. Stanley S. Kaplan. Wllh Y rS • .w= c,,mmm.,shinR Jvenue, on May 7 and abeth Fundodt, Patricia Gaw- •"«« "-«•' """'»« °^ w2nK lo't, the summer , Several husbands of 8: School 18. Indiana Avenue, dun, Philip Guiliano, Teresa .,1 Smiad It was ,bowlmK league which begins at Council Players have also been : a whim that and School Quyre. Elizabeth Hathaway, pressed into service. Costumes on May 6 Carol Henery. Valerie Indyk, have been created by Nathan :n skin diving and -,y j 8090 und 7. . Evelyn Kantor, Joyce Kesten- Parnass, and scenery designed M!ld''l I hi- Wltll! Of baum, Judith Kline, Steven C..l,nn| V«\r Mrs Murray Greenspan *w Registration wfll be conduct- and built by Arthur Lubin ,i:. old {4n\"v diver LT( IlOOi I dll nointed chairman fored from 9:30 until 11:30 A.M. IKunkes, Joan Masterly, Pa- Ibeen al)appointed chairman forjed from 9:30 until 11:301 A_M. William Farber Is ln charge tricia Matuska. Pamela Nichols, -viv.-oville was their the installation to be held onjand from 1:15 until 3 PJM. The programs. The show ,i:.d the Mu^i^" fOlONIA - The executlve| ! child must be five years of age Deborah Schectel. - wns proof of Mr boiird of PTA of School on the recent meet-[on or before December 31 and A r on on thl> r M : :K a tocher .met »t the hom- nf Mrs Wil-'.... „^...... Jewish<** Communit meoi--my thi eu iparen ur,utl c ^...^ u' . "'"-„-" hi«» flnt dlv«:iUia Hariam. 134 J.-ff^rv Road,'»Counci« »' l *t)ef WoodbrldstJewis^ h Community;the Town^eertlflcfttee parent,s must presenof at ta birtIsasht •-l! •'•i^nnncwan sn fmad wnnrfbrldae by "Mrsr RosoUJtwTown"eertlflc«teo polio, meovA of at least iItlilH![tl*Hil;l.!tVfcW:KIHfll;<*: j A net ,>rom of 47 60 from fw**?** »^ «'*° ^>**»*** -^ .'•;is th> stmni'i'st .. .. $ Mrs David Schoenberg volun-jlotions, and a record of vaccm- pping : ii:v life. •*! first -fC'M fh'ldn-n's movie held at Do Your Easter Sho Wi»r ™ a 'steeringjation. It is recommended anyj '.•• i'H!!:r|?v. mid ye' 'hi* srhoo! jind snonsorfd bv the which will spearhead other health records available; "••(I Thei> as you PT A wns reported bv Mrs ia United Jewish Appeal Drive jalso be presented. • 'iw excitement dies Irvine Wu: librarv1 chairman. '" - •• , at Liggett's in Colonia! ••on start to ntlov Phn* wer- dl«uMcd for a belntt sponsored by the Council.; ORT To Get Le$*om !' i|H'ns up a new hot dot lunrheon *o be held at D .. ,, fin On New Dance Steps '•hf v-hool tndny Room mothers "MHO (>«i,r (»r«O Ong_ COLONIA — Bossa Nova, the D| urina lrarn-d swimmerwh"n his, wilWitlh bservine calleg dth eupo children to n assis. t j • ^^ifjfe(lturf^ ^ _ aAt Krab Meetingbag of new dance will be'taught at ,i!ul Mr^ Hewitt The Founders Day mn'ctlon,^^ gear dOnated by Ado!ph|tonjght's meeting of Colonia- oniii from Irvim'- which amounted '« in R^ was'Eister highlighted the recent Chapter of Women's American Hi- was allowed,forwarde,. *.Ad (0 the National m f Avenpl Rudi0 c;ub OET (Organization for Rehab- ii.'oi of newhboni.ironires.'i of PT A"s 'held at American Legion Post illtation through Trainingi at PERFUME Yiuiella. and *»OT\< Mav 11 was th- e Jdat"' e set for 248 Middle Turnpike. Col-J8:30 P. M., at Temple Beth and swimmer. ,the annual school fair Vohin-jonlg ITorah, Bryant Street, Rahway. mbers were welcomed A demonstration of the latest of WoodbridKe •cers are needed to work at the ; New memeb Pd'dancc e steps by A . LightneLightnerr, -.: :t a* while ar- fair 'By Art Wilson, president. Pro- •>'" A Institute in, A slate of neww officers thlch^^^-^^«hlch, membgm aravfe mutedmviiediArthul r Murray instructor, will to study elec-will be presented to the mem- ^ altend ^ Aprii 8 meeting.'be aUo included. by HK-lurd decided to bwshlp-at-larve at the April; ibna or skin dlv-15 meetint' was released by Mrs.j Lanviri, Chantilly, >..' Currently he Ernest Pollack, chairman of the -• a technical aid nominating committee as fol- Helena Rubenstein, Coty T.hnhoneUbora-lows' Mrs. J Oeraco. presi- •;,v Hill - 'dent; Mrs. Stanley Brook, first| t ;1 year ago that'vice president; Mrs. Herbert m ui clean up the;Lorentzen, second vice presk •••!• the Firlt Ald-dent: Mrs. J. lsler. thyd vice, Festive Holidays val closed and be-ipresident: Mrs R. Kaye, ti-eas- .- to the members |urer: Mrs. E. J Ki-rekes eotw- lie joined and be-[spending secretaiT: »"d Mrs. urtivr as altfrnateJHenry Oxfeld. recording sec- Ahead... WHITMAN'S N J State Pirstiretary. „ & SCHRAFFT'S (ID Qftj Baiter Wrap!) 1 and advi-sor to the! -Classroom Visitations will Select Now From Our n> It* held following the April 25th Wide Range of Choice Large Assortment of (ieow Reiley PaulbusinfM meetinK with parents vl4il thelr If They Don't Fit.. . 0,-orw Webber tpokllnvited K> ** .nbrd skin divlngircom. An election of officers Plush Easter th.. Kahway Y.M CA.will be held and winners of! Wines k liquors nnl as divers. Com-'the >.TA. iponwed essay Lord Baltimore We Won't Sell Them! us on equipment andiconteAt entitled. "America — YAGO BUNNIES, >•» alter a First AldiUnd of Natural Resources, BLENDED \ !»• group was formed will be announced. SPANISH CHOCOLATE WHISKEY & TOYS Shoes are carefully fitted at SCHWARTZ'S, a family shoe WINES EGGS store where accurate fitting has been a tradition tor over 40 tUd-White-Ruse M Hroof NOW IS THE TIME TO c C to $298 years! Y«ur child ALWAYS leaves Schwartz's wearing the from 1 O CORRECT shoe and size! "SUMMER-IZE" Full Quart Be Sure to Send your Loved Ones an Records Are Kept of Your Child's Size Jiwt Arrived! Complete Line Of Easter GREETING Card Remind*^ Cards Are Sent for Free Size Check-ups YOUR HOME Great Bear PASSOVER We have a wonderful selection of cards SPfUNC PRESCRIPTIONS Picked Up & Delivered Free Doctors' Prescriptions Carefully Filled HOOFING — PLUMBING — INSULATION WATER WINES Have Your Doctor Call Us — FU 1 8455 •Allt CONDITIONING - SIDING - PATIOS In Large 32 i«. Domestic "Do Be Careful With Growing Fwt - We Always Are!" Buttles! & Imported and if the cash isn't handy - lii-ee Delivery 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. DRUG USE OURS Schwartz Shoes TITLE ONE ALBEA LIQUORS William A. Kochek, R.P. "One of New Jersey's Finest Shoe Stores" HOME COLONIA SHOPPING PLAZA IMPROVEMENT Colonia Shopping Plaza 1519 MAIN STREET, RAHWAY, N. J. iOAN Route 27, Colonia Lincoln Highway • Route 27 • Colonia OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS TILL > AXIA FEDERAL SAVINGS STORt HOURS: Daily—0:09 AM. to 9:SO P.M. — Flid»T 'Ul 10 TJi. OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. EAST€R WEEK and LOAN ASSOCIATION OPEN SUNDAY »:")«)1 Irvine Strert FU 1-424J! Thursday, April 4, IMS PAGE SIXTEEN - F,P, race. All those who accept Pairi FeUomJp Seuion Jesus Christ as the One who 1 iCol. Liu Sneaks , h, ,Court of H *™ To be Held Tonight offered and dl«d for their sins At VnrAc C\\uri\uin one lnfilt h and ln hop<" flRT I rianfpr FORDS — The Rev Howard ill T OrflS iJlUrCfl we today have experienced a Held b !, \/lll \jIldpiCI H Rjnjgjy pa,,tor 0( Wesley v _, „ . A J little more fully what It means) 1 11 FORDS - A special tribute Methodist Church, announces /u V,.^" ,. ?£ when we confeM, 'I believe In' 1^>RD8 - Trn, to the late Mrs Joseph C. Qayl the next to the la.it session of iarti.lt* and children heardI Obi- h Ho, chrll,t,an churBh/ •• jScouts, «pon«,re,i . was presented by Mrs. Ray. the Fellowship of Discovery »ill P«Z™n cTrchVaK A. an expression on the partly Scouters ^ mond Chait. president of the|take place tonight at 8 P.M JTaiwan, Sunday t«ll of how h« ^ Oui Metwood Chapter of Women's Persons who wish to provide the ram" In accept Christ, an «H1 membcri, American ORT. at the regular flowm for Easter Sunday are Ronald Valla as (ither Interesting everiU ln **' at the floor or the meeting of thp Chapter held asked to contact Mrs. Andre* of purchasln* Bibles in scoutmaster, r can,!,,, :th. irowtWilhl Uolf thbllCe UllChristial IOIIMInI , . . ti Tuesda; night at the Metuchen Nilssen at HI 2-2481. j h presentation of , , on the island.of Por-!Chinese for the church on the rr!(1!( Jewish Community Center. 250 I T muter Ralph nBn,, Grove Avenue. Metuchen. Palm Colonel Uu Is currently **»*«' TZ\ hJ .?" the Stnr Scout Av stationed at Rarltan Arsenal. Colonel Uu stated he had ••- Mrs. Gay] passed away In'' dllll ready contacted his home Makley, Thomns He is an Army Exchange with gcot April, 1962. while serving Wo- thp Nationalist Government. church, and a »p«clal remem- t Hansen men's American ORT as Its brance was being forwardedl Scoutmaster Batlonal president. Immedi- i While at the Jlarltan Arsenal, f ^ UfM an TatVRn to presented First ately after her death became' roRDS — Palm 3unday will: iClonei Liu made acquaintance d hmnm. William with a member of Our R«- y Inown. thousands of members t,e observe*) at Our Redeemer t«h, and Robert •sked to participate In a mem- Lutheran Church with Worship deemrr Lutheran Church. Aus- i tin Mance, who Invited him to n , i .. J Junior LeHdfr;. s, , ortftl to her. and a Women's gervices at 8:15 and 10:46, James Makley. mVp American ORT Jeahnette Or-A M. and 7:30 P M. Themes-^ ]-!l«.rrh with him As it deve-'ParCiltS Attend narskl conducted it, letaas Oayl Memorial Fund was gn(rf wll] ^. delivered, by Rev.j loped. CfJnnel Uu stated thai he was a member foot -tnvmiture re-,. established. WAO voted thatEI(jon R storig pastor, on ttie, Tenderfoot award., •,„ the fund be used to help con-|toplc "Leave Her Alone. Me' church of The Workshop Chuieh-MlssoUTl Synod, ki *' sented to Dennis c ,„ struct an OBT Apprenticeship Vou ^ve j|Qt Always \yjth; Hansen. Steven Ha.-,, Center in Haifa, Israel, since » •reiniH, an IntwVifur' WM ar-! •-•- , ft, .. . . You Morgah, David o;..'. Mr,. Gayl was deeply con- & ^^ j ••p,i««J between Colonel Liu>™U at School J3 attend^ a ,ho serves as president of thf|>"U«le workshop at the school, Chris Taylor. otli.M ii< cerned with the problem o ^ ,n ltUndanw as True Ught Lutheran Church.!*"***1*^ Mr§',MT !^ awards were pi-c«M,:.,i youngsters who need vocational ^ of j . trlum,: W Owno to Anthony Ai']';. Taipei, and the president of, vocal muslclnjtructor in Wood; training but cannot. attend a Drl(S e ,Our Redeemer ln Potds, H«r- * "ownahip. lei Cooperman. Josh ;;, bert Nelson. In addition to! The program wai iporaoretf man, Eric Everson \\r FOR ADDED I'KOTM TION: Police CnmtnUiiloiifr Iru between them la Policr Dlrrrtor Jeteph OalMii. Th» lntervlwm! before th«] v Mrs. Daniel Kaplan, chair-iDavld- man of the nominating com-, „ ^ . Howard Tune, head of the radio partol division. Stand- community. addressed the Sunday School Mn. Fl«h demonstrated the to Pine Lake , •*;.,'.' M the 10;45 A n ice] ft children ln the various depart- methods wed ln teaching the actlvitip, ,,f ;>,, • mittee, read the new slate ol: wm ^ rJ^lved lnt0 ing a week's camp': • ofncer ANIMAL LOVER ! filed a complaint to the com- menu. rhythm and vocal miulc to the *' . membership, Holy Communion Sheffield, England — When &:pany and thejlriver was warned; At the close of the late «erv-primary nrade«. Raymond Hunv Mrs. Lester Levine waswi n ^ celebrated at 10:45 A. M. It was pointed out by Mrs. of the troop eunv:. •• named chairman and Mrs bus driver saw an Injured dog never to leave his route again. ice. Mr. Kelson itated. "ThU and 7:30 P M. lying ln the street, he stopped experience Is good for alt of us, Pish that muilC therapeutic ef- on "Where Do \\ Morton Mandelberg, co-chair- Holy Week worship will In- AVENEL PERSONALS feet on human emotions beginsHere." He discus man, of a bowling party which and ordered his 50 pauengers The.JFoant »f — T because it is a living demon- clude the observance of the out of the bus. He then took Credited to a lawyer: stration of the Words of Scrip- at the cradle, contlnulngjwhlch Include tn; will take place at the Edison Institution of the Lord's Supper Bowl-O-Mat, Oak Tree Road, MRS MARTIN GUTOWSRJ Prides of New Jersey Council, the dog to the nearest animal "If women controlled their ture which speak of the Church throughout one's lifetime andjphaslzed the nec> with the celebration of Holy of Jesus Christ u being One, that, "music 1» IU own excusejcooperatlon and Edison, on April 27 at 8:45 p.m.Communion 7:30 P. M., on II Otorff Street, 4ientl to morrow at 8 P. M. at Arenel clinic in the bus. tongues, half ot us would be , School 4. Several of the passengers out of work. regardless of nationality or for being." Itroop activities. Tickets will be sold for $5.00 Maundy Thursday. Good Pri- —Louis Kolomatis, son ofj _Th er couple. dday services will f* held at 7 third Ward Second Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kolomatte.|Dlstrlct Democratic Club will Mrs. Leon Baker, Metwood's aand 8.15 p M| services Honor Roll vice president, an-uoslng witn a brj«f order of 1140 Rahway Avenue, was gueathold an Easter egg hunt Sat- nounced 55 couples attended*^ Tenebrae, of honor at a birthday partyjurday. the Gala Ball along with many1 at his home. He was seven! —The Rosary and Altar 8o- other chapters of the North years old. Guests included Mr. cletles will receive Holy Com- Central Jersey Region of Wo- and Mrs. John Kinal and munion at the 9:30 A. M. Mass men's American ORT. The af- Chinese Auction daughter, Nancy; Mr. and Mrs.Sunday. fair took place at the West- John Gustenhoven and daugh- —"Easter Hats of Past Years" mont Country Club, East Pat-i ter, Linda; Mr. and Mrs. An- erson, on Saturday and culmi- will be the program at the Winners Listed thony P. Graham and children, Ladies' Auxiliary of the Avenel nated a year of successful oper- ! Patti and Frank. The Kolo- ation of the ORT Schools AVENEL — The Chinese auc- Fire Company meeting Tuesday matis have an 18-month old at g p, M. at the local flrehouse. go jtion held recently at School throughout the world. Danc-L, . ,„ , . ,, son. Gregory, who was also ing. entertainment and dinner!*3, ,by *e Third Ward Sixth —Tuesday the Junior Wom- were enjoyed bv all the womenlDlstnct Democratic Club was present. an's Club of Avenel will elect who completed their Honor!an overwhelming success ac- —Reservations are to officers for the 1963-1964 jo Buicklrading Pte+io trade m in cording to the co-chairmen made early for the Women!MMn They meet at the local Mrs. Michael Florlo and Mrs.Communion breakfast to be|flrst fti(j building at 8-15 Ppter Dacchille. held April 21 at 6:30 A. M., at p. M Winners included Misses the First Presbyterian Church '.l-phe Woman's Association heap big heap, {aughing fte ^ay dealer Juniors List Carol Webster. Marianne Wag. of Avenel. Mrs. Jack Dietrich, of the First Presbyterian ner, Stella LaSalle.Mrs. Charles FU. 8-6210 or Mrs. _ch meets Tuesday at the Harman, Mrs. Robert Walsh, Menke, ME. 4-4192, « church auditorium at 8 P. M. Contest Winners Mrs. Bertha Sohler, Mrs. Stan. contacted. —The Third Ward Second Q v& urn be^f alloi^nce in many AVENEL - The winners of Tey Zglobicki, Mrs Andrew Val- —St. Andrew's Council 5088, District Democratic Club will the annual. Brownie anri Girl vano, Mrs. Anthonv Maffia. Knight* of Columbus, meets to- meet Tuesday at 8:30 P. M., at Scout ccntpst sponsored bv day at the local C.Y.O. hall atlHUlcrest Inn. 'Smith Mrs. Josephine Fuentes. 8:30 P. M. i • during Butcklradin^ Pbiv Wmf junior Woman's Club of Av- —The Avenel Fire Company Not New >»]•<; Pf-tPf its tonight at the local flre- "The prefabricated house dis- 1811 John penses entirely with nails." Is " ' »"• Mr! Buick Dafer^car m iv&nt um at price Brownie trootw entered —A reception for the state that new? Barns back home councilor and her staff of of- were held together for years 73 bo^ks. The winner' ficers wil be held by the Sons with 24-sheet circus posters.— p Walter Mrs. Anthony lev n Barrv. troop 242 and Daughters of Uberty, Milwaukee Journal. P-.-1 Parl- [ton, Mrs. Robert McKechnle trnon )?n, t.hlrd Hnnnr- 'Mrs. Donald Hora. Mrs. Robert earned/ were Riven to Warren, Mrs. Rocci Spano, Mrs. IS OUR N-MICV Fh"oird. trooi 242 and ni Charles Barry, Mrs. Dominlck E "vly T ibis. troOD 120. Valvano, Mrs. John Nevins, Th- thirty entries in thiMrse . Thomas O'Brien. stuffed toys contest for fifth BUSINESS ann sixt.h prade scouts resulted Raffle winners were Mrs. Rodney Parfltt, Mrs. Joseph A. In the following winners: Irene Manzlone. Mrs. Charles Daube, Air — Kail — Steamship — Hotel Kruwy. troon 99. first place: Mrs. Prank Pearce, Mrs. Robert TOUR AND CRUISE RESERVATIONS % r Robin Van Decker, troop 99.Shenk, Mrs. Robert Waggner, wfod up wHh only a lcw price ramef THE WORLD OVER id Miss Carol WebJter. Much kcilf/becaosftifie Manufadureri: and Linda Lance, both of troop Door prizes were won by Miss Phone VA 6-3661 Mary Kavezak, Mrs. Julia Lack, Suggested Refetl Price.^ora aiick Special 2dr 224. honorable mentions. Mrs. Glenn Pryor, Mrs. Anth- There were eight entries ofjony Catalano, Mrs. James COMpC K i23O9^fcr Styiark 2d spftctg touch and feel books, made byBarna, Mrs. Joseph Stawlnskl. Travel Bureau the seventh and eighth grade 5fifx l^bre. 1 dt sei^n, Mrs. Robert Roczelewski, Mrs. 303 Maple Street scouts The winners were: Corwin MacDonald, ^4rs. Rob- -fbr Wkfeta dr spot coupe/i Mary Ann Hisgins, troop 189, ert Tomchak, Mrs. Herman^ PERTH AMBOY, N. J. first place and Marsha Mayer, Hack, Mrs. Edward Peteja. Eledfl 22S 4dr. ida^ 44051 -art) -fbr troop 189, second place. >RLD WIDE TRAVEL „ ^CIALISTS SINCE 1907 Rjvfeta, only ues&i Six dtffenerrt- price Judges were Mrs. Joseph Reds launch unmanned sat- Wukovets, American home ellite named Cosmos 13. —i2s modeki Wo wnder Buick chairman and Mrs. Alex Tarcz. Jr., art chairman of the Avenel Woman's Club. Scouting equip- ment was awarded to all win- ners. Thp scrapbooks, toys and POW books will be distributed to Perth Amboy General Hospital; Rahwgy Memorial Hospital; the BUICK TRADING wow local Cerebral Palsy Center and the Roger Greaves School of the Blind in time for Easter. NOW AT POLKOWITZ MOTORS

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Hall on Nrw Brunswick Officers Elected ing Ol the Fnrds Jnnlni Hiv.h and School Asnottatton of 1 KiHDS •- A fa-shion show-;. .lames J- Conniff, Avenue. School P.TA, held hi the 1 I School 10 His topic was the liiK ot hut. , unri accpsrories will II,,, Fords Junior; Instflll(,d #crp Mrs Betty school cafeteria urgent need for a community tnkf place nl the monthly By Parent Group Mrs. George Health gavp an (] announced thejBBron_ prudent; Mrs. Lillian hospital in Middlesex County. meihiiii ot the Parkway Chap-; FORDS-At recent meetings'eulogy to Sidney Felnbem.past; . fourth mark- Dahl, senior vice president; He stated that there Is a 45- lei ot Drbniflh ou April 11 «t" . the Mother's Club and Par-]treasurer of the PTA, who died: Mrs, Marlon Madsen, Jr, vice acre tract of land in Edison 8 :tn i' vi M the Elks Hall. follows: jnt Scouters Association of Monday In Perth Amboy Gen-1 1 \*1' • 111' • n'': 1 president; Mrs. Alice Domepka Iideally suited for the purpose 1 pntrlcU Ad- Troop 52, Fords the following e™ Hospital after a short Ill- 1 secretary; Mrs. Ethel Clifford, and all that Is needed are ess Mi'iiwi.s. fnrndf and neiRh» And'-eonl, n treasurer; Mrs. Rose Castag- wople to lend a helping hand were elected to office for the Ixii'; are invited to select hats, Mnrk Boada, •omlni year- ! Mr>- Mur™y Splvack, chair- netta. chaplain; Mrs Lorraine; A committee was selected to linndluEs »iid lewelry which Witt rty. rmvld Brew- Troop coinmJtteeTpr«adenti»" °f,th! Bv\^S PBi.r t0 « IK on d^pliiv for purchase a( Padgett, conductress; Mrs. Rose nominate n worthy slate of of- 1 'held Saturday, May 4, from 10 Patricia Curtlss, .assistant conductress; fleers for the Association. Mrs, and chairman, Raymond H^n- ii ni.irlirni.' price. Orders cany A.M. to 4 P.M., has announced1 ,Mrs. Rose Curtiss. assistant .peter Ziolkowskl was named sen; vice president and Insti- 'no! In inkcu A selection of ap-' that fruit-pie baking contest- roUcino^mn-jMndUctrMg. Mn. Helcn CarrJnhail.man of thp commlttee tutional representative, H. Ray- pr<«ini;uely 60 liats and 60 jnAnn Crltflll, ants must enter at least a week uard: Mrs. Mary Gorman andJTonslsting of Mrs. George Kac- mond Lalng; secretary, Neman .\vw plus a variety of iewelrj. Anne Doak. C. Evcrson; treasurer, Harry\ before the fair. Mrs. Emily Westlake, trustees; jsur and Mrs. Arthur Poyssilc iilemr- will br offered for sal* Hmilette Butch, OJllettf * Tha itud»nt glee club and in up fin Spiing tnd tha Mrs. Emily Westlake, historian; [MISS Mary C. Fee, principal choristers under the direction ,,ir Farrtngton, President of the Mothers' KII'UIM and Passover holidays. . Mrs, Lllnam Hmlelrskl. pinno;tnd Mrs Joseph Gi«llnno of MlW Plerson will entertain F.llrn Prankel, Club, Mrs. Raymond Hansen* ' Tiie 'Silhoueties" will 'pro-, "layer; Mrs. Patricia Whre|ock,it=acrfer, will be advisors. EK at the May H meeting. vice president, Mrs. H. Ray- vide Hie muMr tor the lecbnd, kv,,loanOo,nit-]i:)Ubl|clly, Mrs Hp,fen Carr.lWon of offlcw* will t*k« place The science teachers of the cnflnld. fi mftnfl Lalng; secretary, Mr annunl dtmrp at tiif Arbor Inn, • • cnfleld J° iji chairmanhi , and MrM s it the next meeting, April 25. lichool Will Judge the entries at Gross, Karen Michael Fazan; treasurer, Mrs A'iior li'lninfifldi on April S H,irry Julia Kochlk, mistress of A motion was made to tafc the Scietwe Fair to take place H o r n v a k , Charles Habrack. :d 7:30 P M. Rpservatioh* can monies. census In HopHawn and Mrs at the high school on April 3, ,i(i Oi'orgr Jogan, Scoutmasters staff-: Scout- lif miule with the chairmen ot Steve Btankewltz was selectei 4 and*. First prize will be a $25 HI Christine Koc- .the affair. Mrs. Tony Quaglia-. as chelrman. and Mrs, Herbert Gold*. „,.,.. Diane Kozack.'p^j, Dark horse prizes Were ;> riivistlne Knbak. , HONORED: Henrv Kress, president of the Board of lire Commissioners of the Fnrds \# procaed* will b* *•<• ftWftt*ti nuns, Gwfgf Kftcsttr, Fire Ilistrirt. left, in-rwnts ox-chiefs badee In .lohn Biirkf, as Rudolph Kulsrhinskv Har nated to 'the Deborah Hospital, ..,k. Charlotte'Lap- KlPCX Mn. LttgTWCKl The Spring meeting Mrs. Andrew Demko, and MrsValla. . Senior patrol leader,1 riltht) presftit chief of lords Firf Company, looks nn. I Browns Mills, N. J. A bus trip ,,. ui'i'ite Lar sen , of the P.T.A. will take place at Alex Nasry. Winners of the Eric Everson. i to the hospital is planned fat ,,,(,,. .Inann Lopes. TORDS - Mrs. Harry Spring dress club were Mrs. 8tephen Kenney Acres on May 9 from Assistant patrol leaders: Scott i April 28. The bus fare is $2.00 • i" Maryannp Mez- was appointed corresponding Kondrk and Mrs. Michael Vo- 10 AM. to 2:30 P.M. which includes a lunch at tha Hansen, James Maltely. Troop •.,:, Moran, Susani^c-dary an(j Mrs. Anthony lesko. The attendance award hospital and a tour throughout scribe: Paul Plesnarskl. John Burke, Former Chief, Honored Kithlem Nfmeth. Zagrzeckl, publicity chairman went to Mrs. Hazel Sokobln's the1 hospital. Anyone interested Y The troop meets each Wed- ,-k Jeanne Peterson, at a workshop meeting held by third grade. ' contact Mrs. Tony QuagU- nesday at School 7, at 7:30 Naomi Circle i'Miun. Doreen Prin- of Parish ariello, U J-5094, P. M. Aw boy of IV years df By Fords Fire Company Saturday Night Niirz, Shelly Rey- Dress club clurirma-p, Mtt. • •.I nhnms, Maryftllen Fords Presbyterian age or older wishing to ]o!n the Elects Officers I Members will attend tin Scouting program m&y do so FORDS — John Burke, told how in the pursuit Uwnard Fischer, fire commls-iEphraim Gelbard, will hav« jCatholic Librarians Association Church Services Setby attending any meeting. FORDS — Mrs. Walter Bo- going chief of the Fords Fire:of happiness we often overlook sioner; and an ^-president's two free drawings from CatiBt hensky was elected chairman Jdian Shops for driss clulnKb mem« I FORDS — The Ford* Pres- Company No. 1, was honored at oor own back yard. He com-;pin to Wilbur Fischer by s. '"" °*'"""'"'•'''"" " •"**"- bers. ibyterlan Church. Hoy Avenue, of the Naomi Circle of Wesley a dinner dance held at the Bel mended Chief Burke- on hiSjWilliam Hornsby, president of- Mrs. Sidney Zuckerman Donna Willnms,| will have services on Palm Sun- Woman's Club Methodist Church at a meating ire Manor, Perth Amboy, Sat-'jwork with the fire company'the Fords Fire Company. held at the home at Mrs. Ed- would be interested In heartaj Andrea Zucker-'Amy Simon, David Stotek, Ad-jday at 9 A.M.: on Good Friday urday night. and added that hen- was an ex- A chHpiain's badge was pre- ward Ostergaard. from any member of Debonfr jrlenne Sorlcelli, Andrea Splv- at 9 A.M. and on Easter Sun- ample of happiness fulfilled in,Sf>,lted to m R^V. Ul To Name Slate Former Police Chief John R. W who can play the piano, shin, '«*• Mary 8tenkCTlcz, Linda day at 8 A.M. A rummage sale will take the knowledge that his eflorUvHewitt Sl, pftstOr of at •:»de- Irene Adam, Egan, master of ceremonies, in- or dance for our very own the- Nancy Tarr, Betty Tar- Holv Communion will be ob- FORDS — Mrs. John Zallck place in the Fellowship Hall of benefited hU community. ;EpiSC0T)Ri church in Fords, by ,„. patricia Becker. troduced. Edward J. Patten, ranl I ona VRr 0 Wendv War the church on May 2 and 3 otnel atre cjub, I/>rle Binder ' ' ' * ' " served at Eftster services and, will reveal the art of egg deco- Congressman from the 15th' ' speakers included Jo- R0 ration to members of the Wom- from 9 A.M. until 2 Pjw. with principall^P" "emyo, second ward com- rlfS Cadmu.vi ' Mark Tewler, Robert Ztder- after services an Easter egg' District, as the an's Club of Fords at the regu- Mrs. Milton Hanson as chair- mitteemanitteeman; William J . WarranWarran. Riibert Ciuf-'baum hunt will be conducted for the speaker. In his address to the This year a 1964 ; NlnethGrade: Gloria Alibani.ichlldrpn. A llaht fellowship lar meeting in the Fords Pub- Stan. county freeholder; and the>ord5| Mid tne lnTOCation. i p.hiia Conperman. orer 200 guests, Patten oom- a portable Zenith televislOB aiHT Tentative plans were made present chief of the Fords POT ^nts from ,„, Jeff CrossjElsa Arnold, Carol Banks, Kathy I breakfast will then be served lic Library on Wednesday, April pared the duties and sacrifices Among the a Zenith clock radio will lM .Th Ann Marlt^Bllbao, Irene Braozowskl, Ray- In the social room.. 10. at 8:15 P.M. for a dinner party on June 25,of the volunteer fireman to thatjCompany, Rudolph Kulscriln-|neighb0I:ing fire companies *""' • P Deak Jill Dud-!mond Oantar, Matthew D'Agos-', New hymnals, a gift from the Election of officers will take the time and place to be aivlot our servicemen stationed in!s^y- were Paul Chomiak, Avenel;;ra place. Nominated are Mrs. Ed- nounced at a later date. Fl'.iott. ' MargareliUnoargareliUno. Joan Edley, CheryCyl F»ca.k.Mi*» ante of the Church ( jevery part of the world in that| Among the many presenta-George Butth, Keasbey; Edward' for the first time ward Wlnslow, second vice The Society will meet next a Hacker, HOSPITAL PATIENT Faurera. Jamesv3usan Felmly, Norma Flugrad>">"l l ^ wtA for the first tim i n performinfi g theithir tasks bothjtionbotr^tionss was the Ex-chief'Exchief's badge SeranzakSeranzak , Edison: JJ. Hacker on Faster Sunday. president; Mrs. Jacob Anderson the home ot Mrs. Elner Nielsen SEWAREN • Froad. ElatnejSherry Frtrdman, Diane Gln- gi'oups help to preserve life andjto John Burke by Henry Kress,iWoodbridge; and Michael Solo-i SEWAREN treasurer; and Mrs, 8. Wm jof Edgegrove Avenue, Edison liberty for their fellow men. (president of the board of flrevey, Hopelawn. Also present received that Francis J. Ryes*. vn nillet'te. Joan gold, Phyllis Goldberg, Carolyn on April 23. Hornsby, recording secretary. ( Mayor James J. Flynn, Perth commissioners; a ring, repre-,was Capt. Axel Thomseff of the Sr, 383 Broad Street, is a ihrMi Ooslas. 1 i Hein?.. Catherine Hill, Anthony; Orahmann. Gary Horvath Wayne Hresko, Re- MVNI.0 PARK TERRACE—j A card party Is planned for Senator fliiksen again urgesjAmboy, in speaking to the group senting 25 years of active serv-St. John's First Aid Squad, glcsl patient at the Perth , •. Hnnwn. JoAnn becca Irish, Carol Janowski.'Ciib Pack 40 passed a rigid In- April 29 with Mrs. Herman the President to cut budget. I of firemen, their wives and ice to Leon Blanchard, by Fords: boy General Hospital. i Johnson Jerry Karol!!sf">rMPn conducted by Messrs. 'chrlstensen and Mrs, Louis' Kondas Maureen Kelly IMcKerine and Nelson from.Rar- MacCardle as co-chairmen. '•••-••• ------I Mrg Edward Winslow re ceived an honorable mention Shrvrn DeWItt and for her painting "Portofino" at Th-resa Kosturskl Leone Mark of the Webelos Den the annual art competition Sylvia Kuchma, iLoackcr. Neal )reKnt d opening cert- among members of the New ia. Eil<'en Lane.lLombanl!. Angela MatchkoJl '' mony MMichael Chait accepted Jersey State Federation of Fran•rariKk Lukacs.'Maryann Mayorek. Donna lHc-j lne ! Women's Clubs held last Sat- >.ky Dennis Malo-'Kee. Mane Mercurlo, Bonnic: Parents' attendance ribbon urday at Douglass College. .' ti Madrtberg. Jan-'Mlnut, Lois Ann Mohary. Linda'0" ^mi ot P*1"fl - Linda Matthew. tyoy\t, vSandxa Muenier, Merle , .m Moven. Stephen Nelvtrt, Sharon Nelson, Taisa. • •'in O'Connor, Betty- lieptyn. Anna Ros*! Rlveley, : •', Linda Ondeyko. LouiJe SanUicci. Loin Smoyalt,» :• .fkn, Tnnl Peppe..Bernadette Spees. MINSternin.i WoaM YII Like Ti Pf-rry, Alan Pilaskl, Charles Stout. Robyn Sumka, '.U••'• Theresa Schwager, Zamifino. 6 Week Course For Adult Beginners Starting Tues., April 16th 7:30 to 8: SO P.M. and every Tuesday thereafter until May 21st Uver a J4alf- Century Entire Course Only $C%.00

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"AU MY rAINTS ABE GUARANTEED" (HEREVSKY SHOES MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORY 172 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE, PEKTg iMBOY frm Peking Aif ROUTE #1 AVENTEL We Mak* Custom ©rthopwtia and MdM torn to Order ME 4-3500 "Vh» nuuit valuiU* tklni »« km to ol«t MMs |*a » Neil ui IUJCU - Nurlh ul Wuodtiridn Cluv Thursday, April 4,1963 PAGE EIGHTEEN UtOAt NOTICES LECiAL NOTlfM I LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTtcrg LEGAL NOTICES FARM UNIT ASKS CUT l«nti will reporp t W Highlang d amount of note* hereby *u- Tret to Istlln Road lalan innirn u BUM HURimi RnnW U ta Orud UnonlD Rlfnmr Mi III* alctuctun Woodbrtdgt Af.nue and Hill UdM: thorlMd lo b« Issued shall u Oak TTH Atenus; ibenoe Hi Writ thtnea runnlDI 111 Bnutbtrtf aloni The American Farm : nivi ir^u in m iHiini sHiatii uo ir wni lira nicuuv, IUFIKH UI I>DII- Vltviewn Auntien'f>iu«<: thencBUSUVeS 11I •1 • aiwwi •/ Boundary line; ibenc* ill Bnutb- Boundary . « Ro«-»od Ro.«. nu.. HihjnJPirt. Jw J or diic«d by an amount equal to the trlj along »ld 0»l Tn* to Isriln along Grand View A'tnut to tb•uterl« y and Bmterli along m« M»-IUU Road and tht Bnutb.rly pro- thence u, Federation told Congress inown a. 01 M Thomas J'tlfrson Hl«( h School,, East prliiclpiil irnoiint of th« bondi no I* " Orof* Aftnut: ihsnos ill Hew ]tn»j fMrapUe; tfcenct (Jl Mchtn Boundary lint to Halo long* tl on thinnf H> tbt lUfltaj) should vote balancing cuts In iditon, Btntt: tbtnot H| soutnttlf along Rlfer; thenc« HI We»Mrl» along tot COTnULL. hi. Brott laaued If thf >RKn«at« amount of|Northerlj alon| Qm»e Attnut ui'SotftbmittMr «lnni IMIlt J«r- | s g »' tTlghland Park ,, ! Tou, Illnbeth, Naw-Jtrnj. 141 Ualn BtrMt t H J B Rariwo BIT" to Bll»ir b»*t Att- spending — even for farm price Heirs, devlseei and personal repre- I.-I.I I. J3'»-•»/<1-4/4-11/6- 3 outstanding bonds and notes issued!"'' , „ 7 H Ualn BtrMt to H»w Butt pg lonr , MH oim;i. u> nrw juraey uwi nut: thtne. ill f»nrth«Tl)r 11001 Mlfg pursuant to this Ordinance ahall ml"'' 1'°.n* "•* Road to » « *«b«t Hlgbwi. Rout* J3; thencfi 1*) Boutb nut: t ) 1 11) Northemterw'„','!' ward Arenue lalao known as DtrtiAvenut tn tne place nf RaviBeginnlnminl ,i rii »lnn! g MiMd Rout * U*• ton OlMd Bllrn L*ae AftnuA t «n WoodortdgWdrtd . supports — before punting a Mntatit»i and hi». their or any of NOTICE l*ny time etreed the aum flrtt men- BUTrr uuc B«WW W "«•«••«»•«• way inwnthln li,, h tI Lane); thtnee (J) Northerly along i Polllnt Piste: Dlitritt si -CUrt Pott Rmd: thence 1S1 WMttrli Avenue, Uienct HI y tax reductionreaucuon. !«>•!|nir..» ,•««"l":'.ir.r!! ,nd DARLINI COTTRKLL^^^. . NNO I in IB HSRBBY 01VIN that tioned In this section, the morh>s Edward Avenut and Its Northerly Barton School, Amsay Old Port Road to Vineyard Avtnue, thenct |4| latterly along munition wi „ following proposed ordinance raised by tnr lssuanet of aald bond* Wnodbrldt* A«enti. In r.h. prolongatlnn The farm organization isihl| w,f, hcr h»lrii dt?iwei ind per- tiie _ . . prolongation to theMldd)eeei-U»lon Road; thene* Hi Northerir along nf Rtttnntnt i t ,4| S,,, Drepaied to recommend a $1,- tonal Npr«*«niatlve«. and her, their «•« introAiotd and passed on first •hill, to not lea. than the amountjoounty Une; thence 181 KMterly Vineyard Road to the place of Be roiUnt i»w *t*-r»* - . ntrtrtct ff: Nnrthwemeriy nnnnnnnnr. ,,,t In nrlei. «nnnnrt or any of their successor! In rliht. reading tt a mftttng of ththt Town- of «ucli urn*, be applied to the L|On, m, maai»t««-Dnlnn Oountj finning nuway •ebool. Woodbridf. AT«D. „,„ 000,000,000 cut In price support title and lnterenl, art made party ship Commlttw held on tht 2nd payment of »urh note, then out BEOWNINO at the InteTttctlon of . aln Una to tht pluct of Beginning Ajnboy A'enut and th* Ntw Jer- Polllnt flare: Dlilrttt #14—U» •inn, Dunn. payments and operations «S S defendnnu bermine you ar» the r«> day of April. 1IW3, «nd that aaldljUndlnu Polllnt Pl»fe: Dlttrlrt til—lnm« win School. Drnokrlile load mitrirt fll: Btglrinlng Recllon (I It Is hereby determined wy Turnpike; thtnet running ill means to trim the 1964 budget, ord owner, of tht property being ordinance will b* uken up for " Madlion Sfbool, New Dovfr Ro»d hfM«!riy'along the Hew J«nty BEOINNrNO at the Intersection ol '"Ill P and declared that the period ot use- Nnrt IforMloaed. further conalderttlon for final pu- |Tumplk« to the Boundary tint of vToodbridt;* Avtnut and 8ll»er Ukt [Dated: M.rch 7, 1«3. M(« at a meeting of said Township fulness of said purpose, aocordliiKi District ft!): LEGAL NOTICES I ORANT SCOTT. Clerx of tdl Townehlp; Uienot ill Bouth- to be held »t its meet- to Dlitrlrt r?l Th« Superior Court Ing room in the MemoriM Munlcl- ot Vineyard Road and Lincoln Rlghw., RHKRIFFS «ALE t-l. 3/14-21-I«; 4/4/«3 P»l Building. Woodbrldje. New Jer-.of said bonds ,.ni lh, „„,(, fn7^ ^ T^, „,„„„ Amn0, *,,Bue: th**c« . iUPERIOR COURT OF N«W JIMIT along vineyard (load to John Strttt; tee Um-oln Hirlu — sey. on ,he 17th day of April. 1963,! Section 7, It It hereby determined Bml,n piunfl«id: thence running,Wemerly along Araboy A.i jii» I boundary 11 n. of lb. B«roug; CHANCERY DIVISION NOTICE TO BIDDERS at I oc)oc«. P.M.. or ss soon there-^and stated that the Supplemenui:,ii tj ttrly along the Roiui from'the place nf Beginning Street, ihenre , ,,, MIDDLESEX COUNTY M weiterly and N-VM NOTICE 19 HERBBY GIVEN that after as laid mutter can be reached.IDebt Statement required by aalrl O"« Tree to South Pminflnd in Ona I rolllnr Pl»ce: flistrtrt (ft—lUritaji Docket No. r-!M-« sion Street to it| sealed bldi for the nurrhn* by the at which time und place all persons Loril Bond Law has been duly rnadciTree Road; thence 131 Southerly jitnglnt Company #2. Amboy Arenas Plalnfleid Avemip • wn0 m*V lw Interested therein will and filed In the office nf the Town- along Oal Tre» Road to aiephenvlllt CARTERST SAVINGS AND LOAN Townshlp of: westerly along I", JziST'lTneal feet — IV Reinforce* be given sn opportunity to be heard ship Clerk oMsald Township, and Parkway; thence (3) Southwesterly 1 ol ASSOCIATION, a corporation of, —- am Highway; thenc. (3) Hortb- *_«<.• »'•«• the boundary [\u, (more or leii);conrernlnK Ihe same. that surh sutement so filed shqu's'tlong Stephenvllle Partway to Park '"I'lJfl. PUct N«w Jersey. Is Plaintiff, tnd PETER' fencrete DEOINNINO tt iht Interjection of tttterly along tbt Lincoln Highway 0 th JOSEPH V. VALENTI, Clerk ;thtt the grew debt of laid Town- 'Avenue; thence |4) Nnrthanterly to tht plac. of Beginning cauwar if bool, WondbrUgt Av.tB. J. T? |!P; ' LBNOYEL tnd MARY A. L«NQTEL,j III lineal feet - l« Reinforce*j AmtKiy Avenut and the n.w J.ney tloni the I' his wife. BROOKDALB C0N8TBUC- • Concrete Pipe (more or ie*t) AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE Polling Plac: Dlrtrtcl JST1S—LIB to tin Jirwiy TION COMPANY, INC., s corpora-: 444 Lineal feet - if Reinforced j TK1 RECONSTRUCTION OF THE ol coin Bchool. RrtxilnlU. Boa* Dtstrtcl JfJl: Light Compiiny ttni tlon ot Maryland, and STATE OP Concrete Pipe (more or lets)!SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM OF BIOIKNINO tl th. inttraectloo of thence Mi N,w jtney SUM Highway RouH U Jerae, Central !>,',, NEW JERSEY, are Defendants. Writ 111 Lineal fe«t - K" Reinforced,THE TOWNSHIP OF WOODBHIDGE. Mstrlci #11: of Execution for the sale of mort- Toncrtte Pipe (mjore or leai) IN TlHl COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. land Btony Road; thence runslng (II Oompany transmit- gaged premises dates! February 18th. 21* Llnesl terl — M" Reinforced!TO APPROPRIATE Il.i50.0oo TO BEUINNINO tt tM lttert»ctlon of Southerly along Btony Ro«* and Oldmain line of thr |> John Street and Vlnayard Ro»d,|Poti R^ad to Woodbrldi* Av.nut; road, thenct i^i >\ , 19M. ! Concrete Pipe (move or lest)!PAY THK COST THKRKOK. TO >.*.<> ...•min u. MMI. ; _ . n Ill Lineal feet — M* Reinforced|AUTHORIZE THE IBSUANCK OP Law contained In Subdivision c of:_ " thenci ninnlnt III Boutrjw*tt*Tly|thenc. Ill Wttttrly along Wood- thi nia l By virtue of the above stsMd Writ, along Vlntfard Road to Old Poatjbrldg* Avenu* to Hew Jir*ry_9tat. Concrete Pipe (more or less) BONOS IN SUCH AMOUNT TO Section 40A 2-7 of aald Uw. westerly along several courses of tald g tsrstc tlon" with to me rilrerted snd delliered, I win Rd b let (J) Ettttrly aioua Oldltighway Rout. IS, thtne* (I) »ottt- expose to sale at public vendue on 21 type B Catch Baiin Frames! PIN ANCE SUCH APPROPRIATION, Section fl. This ordinance, ahull | Arsenal land. v> th* Ntw Jtrtty Road, longuion of w or I . 'AND TO IHODIDE KOR Trui S itake ffc twenty . «r ta »"<"" «•= JiTurnplke ; thence (44 ) NortheasterlNly lPoaPost RosRoad to NtNeww JerseJtrttyy BUtBtati . Ki|BHigh"- tan.rly tlnng Haw Jtrtty SU"MJ '«'•1) HoutheattrrlHouthetttr v n, WEDNESDAY. THE 10th DAT OF ; and Grates (mote »»odr l'« ("U'sS^! B OP BOTD A!?™iwS-lS.!nm ^Tlr-K.SS .htr \Z\»™™™° >» «• Jn. dividing a.on/th. New Jerse, Tvroplk. w. JJjJ IVjuu ttijM A Sn«th-a«. Rmitt 15 to tht 01 erly ptoJongntinn m APRIL, AD. 1M3. II Minholf Frames . tn <: 1 l fitglnnlng and alonu Wnin» (more or leit) «rvr«NOTB»8 mIN ANTICIPATIOANTTCIPATIOMN OKF TMinamiieTHK i piassiie.. » Borouggh oorf MttucheMttuchenn and theiththee Blurp e of Beginninggg ____ •rij »' " I «"«<* » » "J™! it tbe hour of two o'clock by the Township of Edison, where the »ms| pnllln» Place: District «ll—tUrl- Central Power * Ught Company] polling rlace: Olatrlrl #*t, riT0'(,|nroln Highway • tlien prevailing (Standard or Dty-i II Catch lUaln Frainn and IflSUANCS OP 30CH BONDS I WALTERZIBPOLO lalnteraecMd by the Oak Tree B»iad;|Un Fniln. Cnniptni #2, Am boy TTanamltalon Lint; theoc* |4) Derrni* Bnlldlnr, llmpton rite* Iwttterly alont ti» light flaring I time. In the afternoon cruel. Pattern #3015 (more WHBRKAS. the 8ut« Depariment! Commit tecmaii-at-L«rge North westerly tjong the Jersey Oen- g I . p thence running (I) Northerly along! Avenue !•» th* place of n>ti,, of tht aald day, «t tht Sheriff* Of- j or lest) of Health of tin Staw of New Jer-Attest' Oa» Tree Road to O»k Tree Avenue; j _^_j, tral Power * Light Compapy », { Polling Plarr |i',. rice 16'thTTlty of »«**' Hrxiniwlis*. IH MirilWrT M«pp t (tfwrr 01 l«s»)ii»yy. i ppurauant to JlWBi-H V VAUWTI infMit (1) •MMny lion* o»k Ire*', , 1 1 Ui Irkoal. ritlnfirM N. J. for the DDepartmen t of PubliPblic c at 8«cuon 40A:3-3 7 of the Local Township Clerk ^r^nr^inrp '^^!" ^!™«zr^ 2' Bljjj lutv * Vp mf^ V VS ft^^aViv < ^f> a^advi* Work11 vfl ^asT ,BonI S^V UdU UA^w1 Tv oWfA Ne «*«.>w* Jerseyaril L^ ^*, , ha>•«••s• dul\a \a.ty jl T^a \r bwe* advertisep>*4T^#t IWHr^d- ^ 1 II n> • ThA ft'^ie Inde A * a »L-— ALL that tract or parcel of land. Aihley Road; thence idl Easterly "«« J'rsey 3tst» Hlghwj; JJmite U tltiitte, lying and being In the wli! be received at thr Purchasing) found by nn order dated March 7,1 pendent-Leader on April 4th, 1903, along Ashley Road to Durham Ro«d;>ni) I'lalnfield *'""*;.*"•"" ™JJ" I sn Township of Woodbrldge, In tne Department. First Floor. Municipal (S3--,- tha• t the expenditures to- r th- e I' wit h Notice of._..... Public Hearin. g for (BOINNINa in County of Middlesex aad In the Building, SI Main Strm, Wood- purpose hereinafter described au- anal adoption on April 17th, 196Jll.n Road to Grove Avenue; thenc:Southwe.terly along tht New Jtr- uenoe it) State of New Jertey: bridge. N. J. until 2.00 P.M., Prevall- tfiorlued by this Ordinance, and I.-L. 4/4/63 HI.80 [S) Southerly along Qrov. Avenu. «' Turnpike to landt of tb* Onlttd field and tdl*,n , .. Road to Rronkvllle rU>adun,; mincthtnee W«terl"•»•••f/ »•«••along• WMdMd"v™—™f:.* -.••««;—:.*"• UM tune is ln!tr»f.,- BIINO known and designated at ing Tune, April 15. 1M3. and then efery part hereof, Is necessary to | o th* Iditon Towuahip Boundary;'BUttt of Amerlct, known at tht toh 8) Wrtl l p th tclitd- l RarltaRarltan nArsenal Artena; l thencthence *(7) |J SoulD) South- -(t| Northwetterly tlong1 Brookvillt 10 Dueloe Unt; theoee II) Heeth- •**4lng Railroad - , tot 13, In Block 3M-0 on map of aald bldt will be publicly opened and protecet the public health aud to i NOTICE thence alonii a olaoeIVMt EuttrlT along IH iasterly along ti.. , r prevent or suppress a present Notice li » 'linds of aaid Artenal to the most Northeaaterly alosn Arvln R«u) te lullmttd to the Hrrn • ated In Woodbrldjt Townahlp, Mid- BJdi must b* accompRnled by glnn tn t the of Beginning. IdHwlU Road; thence illl Bouthsr- Rot* Street to Oak Une; these* (I) menace lo the public health of District Election Boards In snd lor n , BoutherlJ corner of Block 7BJ, Lot Borough of Mimn. dle»ex County, New Jertey, dat** c**h or Certified Check m»d« pay- sufficient lv ulnng Idlertld Rotd tn John Southerly thong Oak Uhi lo Jeffer- lb Justify the ln-the Township of Kdlwn, County ~ 8-A as shown on the Ta> Map of son Boulevard: thence (II It4t«rlj Southerlj aloa« th. i December >. 1M4, How»rd Madison, {able to tb« Township of Woodbrldge, currenci t of debt In excels of stao-f Middlesex, New Jersey will sit Intret gche«l. O** Trr. Road IXdlsnn Township; thence 13) North Street: thenre I1J) Southeasterl? ruehen to th« Surveyor, and flltd in tbt of tie* of in the amount of ten percent (10S) along Jtfftrton Bmittvtrd as Plala- tutory limitations, and no less ex- the places hereinafter designated on „ erly along the Westerly Une of Lou aloim John Btrttt to tbt place ol ntld Avenue: thenci i7) Soutberlf III BT4U)*., , tht Clerk of Middlesex County on lot the total bid. Bldt may be sub-pensive method of preventing or TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1W3 District #»: «-A and 4 in Block TVS Co the L*hlgb , tht entlrt northwesterly tide line ot,bid at directed or required by the PRIMARY ELECTION tvmut tee of the Township of Woodbrldge, to Istlln Road; thence nmnlng;tucnen boundsry line to Amboj niitrict sUllroW; thrnct • said premises «« ahowa on turttr^ptctflcatloat and statutes In such In the County of Middlesex, as fol-FOR THE NOMINATION of candi- hereinafter mentioned. case* made and provided. Notice la (1) 8otilt>«rly, Southeuterly and A,enue: thence HI Easterly atong| BEOIKMINO tt tne int»rs*«Uon of! aloni th* Prnriiy.ii:. , lows: dates on the Democratic ticket andSoutherly along the Boundary line Amlioy Avenue to the plsee of B*-,Lincoln Highway sad Fitch Hn*d::i'i«nrt JTI«. Iht Jersey ("en'rm !•• Said premises are alto known at hereby liven to all bidden that If the nomination of candidates on Section l. The Township of Wood- of Edison Township to the Port ginning thence running ill Nortaeajterly BEOINNrNO at ins lnttn*ctlon MocniDtnv 128Glenwood Ttrract, Woodbrtdf*; thtlr bldi are informH, defectlvt or the Republican ticket to be voted Reading Rsllroe,d: tbtnee ill South- Pnlllnr. Pl»fe: Dlstritt all - CUrvalong tht Llnoolo Hlgnway to Stur-'N.w Jertey _But. t Bl«bw»; Bout* U i|) Norihw«.-.,ny , Township, Ntw Jer»ty, irregular the tame will be lmmedl- brldge. In the County ot Mlddle- at the ensuing Oenerai Election,, westerly along th* Port Reading Barton School. Amboy lienn*. gls Road; thenoe (1) Boutnerlj along land Plalnflel•Id Av.nui; th.nc. run-lcentral Power * 1 •.:• Bubject to rettrletlont ind etat-lately rejected, sei, In order to Improve the sani- Tuesday, November 5, 19U as here- R Road to Idlewlld Road; nlnf 111 Nnrtnerly along Pl«lnfl*ld!tht Bounrtn-v tary sewer system maintained and Railroad to the Boundary Una be- menu or record, U any. toning and! specifications and Bid Proposal inafter listed and for the election tween the Borough of Meturtirn i»4 thenrt 111 SoulbeMttrly along Idlt- Avimit to Jeff.rton tVWI*»tT«; Townthlp; municipal ordinances, and wch factt Form* and Envelopes may be oboperate- d try the Township, shall of Two Members, one man and one Edison Township; thence (31 North-'""*™', wild RMd to Anln Road; thenre thenre iJt Wetterly tlong Jaffertm[along tht , renovate and rehabilitate sanitary is an accurate surtfy and examine-]talned In the Purchasing Depa,rt- woman of the local Oounty Execu- wetterrweiterlyv andand. westerlWetterlyv alonalotigs ththee tJEumninu ati a DOlnpomit tin thiie |t,«i| soutnwrtMrisouthwesterlyy alontlonit ArvlArvlnn Hoao^ulrvarRoadiBoulrvarad tto lurin l/irlngg avenu*Avenue;; menctbtnet r>> Townnhln and sever lints, u shown on white Borou h ol tlon of the premise, would disclose ment. First Floor, Municipal Build- tive committee of the Democratic Boundan line of Edison rownahlDi 8 M'tucnen Boundary|ww BrookvlllBroklll . Roadoad; ; therjethej (J(ll i3i3ll NortherlNorthrly alongg Lortnff Af*nut tomb PIelnrif.4 Ua§ b ri tn umt 1 Together with all futures now at- ing, Ml Main Street, Woodbrldge. prints, four in number, entitled Party from each election district, to D DrovDrovee AvenueAvenue- thencthencee 141411 NortNorthh ; * * * " '"'•r**" ' SoutheasterlSoutheasterlyy alonalongg BrookvUlBrookvUlt t Road'Road'ww ovlngioovlngionn AveDUAveDU** thenotheno** itit)) ginning tached to or used in connection with "Woodbrldge Towashlp, Middlesex for the term of one year and one 'uui m un uu -i •— Valley R«!lroad: ^ parkeraon Road; tbence illiKortheasterlUl y alonil OtlngtoOlnt s> » e N. J. from 9.00 AM. to J00 P.M.. «ly along QroM AAvenue io the OU >>' ttlB Polling Plan: niiiivi tlit aforementioned premises and:Monday ^ pud,,. lnd untn doting County. Ntw Jersey. Renovation and man and one woman of tht local 'thenr« iS) B»st- thence running ill EuMrly alongigoutherly along Psrierton Road to nut tn Stonv Road; theno* (J| Un Engine Compur. :. any household appliances, and In- Rehabilitation of sanlttry sewer County Executive comnlttee of the•V...T w. ..,,.,alnntolili.i u,,TUJA. .„hV. TT» in^) laaiiEtD *thtneh< I-*hls;e h Valley Rallroid lo tnejDurham Road; thenn <7i Bouth-lemithrnnerlj along SUiny (toad t« ft. Ltnroln Bl(h«n date of bids. mon cluding mort particularly tbt fol- No Bidder may withdraw hit bidlines - Cfiarlea W. Beagle, Town- Republican Party from etch election RiRoidd toU the nlafTnf BeBlnnln« Westerly lint of Lot I In Block utterly along Durham Road W'New Jersey Bute Highway Routa H; ship Engineer, dated December 39, district, for a term of one year. Polllnt Plan.- niitrirt E5—MenJo '» — »tlown on *b* TM M*p "'[Ashley Road; thence i8l Boutberly.thtnee id) BoutnweeterW aloog Ntw lowing: within 30 days after the actual date Dlttnrt (IJI-. Also to elect: .rk rlrehoute' llnrnln Rlthwav Kdlaon Township; thence (11 South- ,,ui westerly tlong Aihley Ko»d tn'JnKf State Highway RciuU U » Westinjhouse Eltc. Rangt No. HI- •of tbe opening thereof. IMS" nc 1 n u ' " "" ' ' ,,iT ,10ns the Westerly line of Lou wmthrop Road: thence 10> Soutb-lth* place of BefilnnlBg- •EOIKNINQ in ••.. ••• 244. The Township Committee of the ONE 8TATH SENATOR ', and 8-A in Block T»3 to lands of westerly tlong Wlnthrop [toad to| rolling Place: District #14—Watt- Tbe approxlmat* unount of th* Section 2. The sum of IUM.0O0. .. „ . ... , 1. . . . , .: ,,|, school. Wlntbrop •»»• Between tbe B-r- ,.f, Township of Woodbiidgt reserves the Is hereby appropriated to the pay- Four Member! TO THE OENKRAL District #1: the Unitea States of America, Ros(1 lhtn( e (l0| Nor n ln|ton p Judgment to be tatufled by said salt righh t to reject »ny and al lll bi bidsd . ASSEMBLY BEQINNINa In the Une divUlng , Rsjiuti Arsenal; thenot Ul.wtiterly along Banders Rotd to Is the sum of Fifteen Thousand, ment of the cost of such Improve- u tn wbtr* the tame is '.i.'*-.. .; By order of the Township Co Two Members of the BOARD OFiWoodbrldge Township and tht Northeasterly and Ssil=.-1« along the,gtn!11ore Rotd; thenct UU North- Port Reading Hal r , Btity-Nlne (flS.On.OO) Dollars more mlttee of the Township of Wood- ment. The sum so appropriated CH06EN FREEHOLDERS (Township of Edlsoo, when the lunii,,,,^ courses of Isndt of suld Ane-l astrrly along Knirnnre Road to (f less together with tbt coett of shall be met from the proceeds of r BEGIN NINO st tnt intenecttin ol slug II) Northerly A •:. rti bridge. Four COUNCILMAN !» Intersected by tht Port lUadJui!,^ lrC] n\D% Oeorgee F-wi r-":i '" V.'.nihnip Road; thenre (III Wett' Townahpl Boundsn : • ts'i tale. the bonds authorized by this Ordi- , Railroad; thence running II) 6outh- , wnodbrtdge Boundary Une; i along Wlnthrop Hoad to Fitch, Highwa•— y --,.,and Fitch Road, ; H. B. AVERILL, nance. Wo Part of the cost of said: lh rr y Street; thenci 1 '..>•: , .] Together with til and singular tht Business Administrator TOWNSHIP or EDISON erly along the Edison Township:trienr* 141 Southerly along the HJIHJ; thence 113) NorthwisUrlji'^ence ninnlng ill Southerly along Delancy Btreet >i.d .">"><< purpose ahall be assessed against Ttcf hh BRoad1 1 to Wlntbrop rights, privileges, hutdltamtntt and I.-L. 4M/83 I14.M COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX Boundary line to 1M intersecUon;Woodbndg; Woodtiridgit BoundarBoundary line to the ,i,,1()IU)m!! rrifh Road to the place of Bi- " ' "" '" «i«i"™» **•* fark ATenue; tlifivr ' ••v^ property specially benefited. - - thence 121 Iasterly along Wlntorop tppunenancet thereunto belonging STATE OF NEW JBRSSY New~ Jerse y "Stat' e —Highwa -y RlriUn River; thtnee 15) Westerly inning. trly along Part At':, ;• or in tnywlM appertaining. Tbe sub- Section 3. It Is hereby determined Route 25; thence (2) Southwesterly along the Barltan Rlvei to tu Inter- Polling Place: District tTH—1*1- Road to Senmnre Rnad; thence ill Till* Parkway; ':,• • * MIDDLESEX COUNTY BOUNDARIES OF ELECTION 1 Boutherly along Kenmnr* Road tn scriber retertet th* right to adjourn and stated that (1) the making of lalong aald New Jersey State HlRh- ^(IOD with th. Southerly prolon- ,,,,, School, 8o. I'olton Road along Stephenvr.p ivn.i SURROGATE'S COURT DISTRICTI Road; tbence I4I Bouth- said sale from tlmt to time tubjtct such Improvement {hereinafter re-! )lltrlct fit >ay Rout* as to Amboy Avenue; 81tion Of Mill Road; tbenc. H) Banders Treen Road; thmf* i. ^b'nw (3) Wetterly tlong Amboy, (orthtrly along tbe Boutherly pro-: along Sandert Road to only to mch llnltttlont or retttic- NOTICE ferred to as "purpose"!, Is not 8 ttiterly long Oak Trei Rnt; •,. • • t i Beginning la me One Wtnthrop Rotd: thenc* i»l South- current expense of said Township the Borough of South PWnfl.ld and!*'«>.»• .*?, «th e BoundarBd y linHoe t bebe- longatlon off MilMll l R«Rdd andd afong|»'''1along|l « #'»:, 7 Unt ot Edison I'•<:.• tlons upon the eierctM ot web All persons -concerned may take lwMn Idlson to Woodbrldge Avenue; PKOINNINO M tht Interttotion of westerly tlong Wlntbrop Rotd to (2) It Is necessary to finance tht Townshlo of Edlton wbere th* Township and the Mui t) Westerly tnrt • •, power as may be specially provided; notice that the Subscriber, Adjaln- same I s IntersecteI d bvb'' thh e Ro«d :BorougBorovmh off UeUictienUeturhen; thencthence |4<4)) thanch a 17) Northessterlly along,NelNeww Jersey State Highway RoutRouU* J355 Stony -Road '; thenc'• e (6••) NorthwestNrthwwV- by ltw or rules of Court. lstrator etc.-,»of Anna Maret, de-!»»ld purpose by the Issuance of ob- tth«nca 17) Northeastery g,y gy tht Boundary line .' f: • in N rth trly along Stony Road to OvIngtOD thlp to Iht Pott Urn' • . in ..-1 ROBERT H. JAMISON. ceased, Intends to exhibit final ac-'ligatlons of said Township pursuant from OU Tree to South ? "" Woodbrld,. Av.nu. to lUlt. Bt«et; and Stop, Road; thenc. running (1» Arinue; thtnet 17) Soutbwe*t*rly (also known u Oak Tree Avenue))- Northeasterlyy Hongg th. Boundaryy thenct (SI Northerly along Mtln|NortherlMt|yy alongg Sumyy Road to Wln- thtnee il) Wester^ * . • • Pv Sheriff count to the Middlesex County | to the Local Bond Law of Nethw Nhl Une of Rllaon Township too the Pori.gtretPorigtrett too tbe Metuchen Boundaryjlhrop Ro»d;; thenct (J) North*ast*rNorth*ast*r-- tlong Orlngtoo Avenue to Lcirlog Reading Railrntd w • 1 : 1/1 LBVT. McCLOSKET, Court—Probate Division, on Friday, j Jersey ind (3) the estimated cost thencee runningg fll Northerlyy alonalong of Rllaon Township Avenue; thence II) Northwesterly ll (Si North-aQe; inenca |9| Easterly and North-! ly along Wlnthrop Road to the Jer- thhe boundarbd y lline ol Edison Town : B«»dHMrln Rullroad1O ; thencnt roe n(Si North- SCHLESINGER it TI5CBXER, the 2{th day of April 19U, at 2 P.M., [of said purpose Is I1.1M.00C, and (4) tar! l0 ht Rdi easterly along th« Matucben Bound-|se' y Central Power * Light along Lori»R Avenue to tht Llocolrj thlfahloj to the Mlddletex-Unlon County ™«» ' » VIMI * Port «eaainReadinig easterly along lh« utiucDen uounu t«y Ltmr.i n»n « ulu, um™ aioat LOIWI " . Polling Place: nl^t^l^: ;i»-0 Attorneyi allowance; the the estimated niailnnun amount of R»llro«rt to ?he placet Beginning :U1 un. w the place of Beginning ITranimlsslon Line: thenc* II) HighwayHigy;; thenre (») KorthtMUrlyy ffre* SchooL Ott fm R 11 Line- thencii 1) Ewterly Pol l pl : I)l!trlct I.-L. 3/14-21-28;'4/4/O %T1X timt being first audited and stated bonds or notes necessary to be ls- .,„„ „ ._ .„„.„ ' "« »" C*-tUi»l Polling Place: Dlrtrlct fflZ-Bon-'soutbweeterly alons the J*n*| alonalongg LincolLincolnn HighwaHighwayy tto lhlh* pUepUe** idI'oY'l ne toTu^ Power is Ughi Oompany to nf Beginning by ttie Surrogate. une UJ MM namUwn School Woodbrldg. Att- ^entra) Power is Ughi Oompany to gg District ill: sued for said purpose. Is tl, 150,000, (with the Northerly prnlongatloD ot B*rton SchooL Ambpj Avenue N«w Jersey SStat e HighwaHh y RoutR e 111;1 PollinPollPlli gg pplic*pil *: Districrctt # Wain- NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS BBRNHARDT JENSEN, and (5) the cost of such purpose, iEdward Avenue labo known at' nut and Old Pott Read j BEGINNING at • » Administrator as hereinbefore stated, includes, tht thence 141 Southwesterly along tsiton PParkk IhIrhnoll WlnthroWl p teal 1 1 (L.S.) STATE OF NBW JERSE7 to: Dark Lane); thenct (3) Southerly Dlrtrict itv. Route 23 to the place nf Beginning ! the Lincoln Hi*! . * 1 ARTHCR W COTTRSLL. his Dated Much 1Kb, 1H3. iRggregtte amount 'of $16,000, which along the Northerly prolongation of BROINNINO In the Une dli district #11: iLalie, Uience ru:;:. • '• - Jacob turner, Bq.. * 4i» Mtlmtte*; to be necessary to ntal- d Edward Avenue and along Id- Woodbrldgo Township »nd the BEOINNINO at the intersection of Polling Place: District *1S— EdlH» nirtrtrt ffri- 11 heirs, devisees and personal Bl|b weuerlT aloni Sn:: • • n representatives and his, their 71 Peterson Street nace the cost of such purpose. In- ward Avenue lalso known M Dark:Township ot Cdison. where tbe aame new Jersey Bta.te Highway Route J5 i BK11NS1NO at tnt Intersection 01 Northerly . or sn; of their successors In New Brunswick. New Jersey cluding architect's fees, accounting, Lane) to New Dover Road: thenc* Is Intersected by tht New Jersey'ind the Jersey Central Power ft Lincoln Blghwiy ind Ouelot L*nt. nie boundary right, title »nd interest, snd I.-L. 3/14-21-21; 4/4/63 |l«00 engineering and Inspection costs, (4) Easterly along New Dover Rotd Turnpike, theurs running (1) South- UJht Company transmission Unt; District »ll; thence runnlm II) Nortbea»terly|T0wn!mip; iheni- to Grove Avenue; thence (5) Bouth-lweeterly along the New Jersey Turn-lthtnce miming II) Northeasterly DARLENE COTTRELL, his wife, legal expenses and other expenses. BEQLNNINO it tnt ln-enecUon of along Lincoln Highway to Lorlni aloc. tn, NEW JERSEY STATE DEPARTMENT Including Interest on such obliga- erly along Drove A'enue to Osk'plke to Qrftnd view Avenue; thenc* along said Route 13 to Msln Street: Btony Rnsd and Ne* Jersey Stste Aftnut; tbtnet |2) Southerly her heirs, devisees, and person- Tree Avenue; thence 15) WeiierlyjU) Northwesterly along Grand Vlew.the.ice (31 Southerly along Main or civa SERVICE EXAMINATIONS tions to the extent permitted by Route 25; tbenc* ruoniDglLoring Avenut to Jefferson Boul*-|.,,_... ' th,n(.j al representatives and her, .long Os.k Tree Avenue and thaAienue to New Jersey Elate Hlgn-fjtreet to Woodbrldgt Avenue; Ounce their or any of their succes- Open to citizens, 12 months resl- Section 40A:2-20 of the Local Bond 11111 Nortneasterlyy alongg Route U to,vard:, thence (J) vTe«Mrljj »l»nii Xotd from Osk Tree to South Plain- way Route 23; thence 13) Northeast-n!) Southwesterly along Wnodbrtdgt 0DS sors in right, title and Interest. dent In Woodbrldge Township. Lsw thth e JerseJ y CtCentral PoweP r * Llgnt;JeffersoLl;Jff n BouietalBd d to OaO** UnUe ;i"i Seld to tbe place of Beginning .trly along said New Jersey Stau Avtnue to the Jersey Central Powtr Company transmission lhie; thenc. thtnet (4) Northerly along Oak Lane"*0'10" "'",":" TOU ARE HEREin SUMMONED Clerk Stenographer. Salary Con-j SKtlon 4 Tn finnnr(l Mlrt , Polling Place: District rl—Jim . Hl«hway Route 25 to the boundary « LlKht Company transmission Unr.'(j) s^utherly alODg the Jersey Cen-|vo ROM Street; thenc* (51 Wt*wrlyj(1) *?, , , y , , , AND REQUIRED to serve upon tact Municipal Authorities for poset o of said Township of MadUon School, New Dover Road ;lin. of Edison Township; thencVthenre i4) Northerly akinn lh. Jer-itral Power & Llnht Company to along Rose Street to Duelot Un»; sionj Division MrM. ZL'CKER. GOLDBERG li WBISS. Salary Rates. an aggregate principal amount not ! tlon wltn thl Clerk Typist, SalSry. Contact Mu- j(4| Souttieas:er:y along the bound- sey Central Power k LlKht Oompa- woodbrldge Avenue: tbeno* (J) lhence iS) Northerly *long Ducto*| ''" plaintiff's attorneys, whose address exceeding 11,150,000 are hereby au- Illienc* (31 8outh»»v- Is 120 South Orange Avenue. Newark nicipal Authorities for Mrtrlct #2: ary line in th» place nl Beginning ny_to th* plac* of Beginning _ ]ff«jurly alonj Woodbrldg* Avenue Lane to the place of Beginning Ill (31 8ou Salary thorized to be Issued pursuant to BEOINNma at the Intersection of; Polling Pbce: Dlitrlct S7 - Ctam Polling Place: Lincoln Highway ') New Jersey, an answer to the com- Rates. Old Poet Rosd; thence <4| North-' Polllni Plice: District'#2g—lui- plaint filed In a civil action, In said Local Bond Law. Said bonds tht Mlddlesei-Uulon County Line Btrtnn Krhonl. Amboy Avenue namtown Icbool. VToodbrldga *>'•- ,»rly aloag Old Post Rotd and Btony ton School. PlalnOela ivtnue Beginning: Which J. I. KISLAK MORTOAOE and the Boundary of Miami rown-jDistrict JJ: nuotnd old Pod Road Road to the place of Beginning. I Polling Pltri- Diiin, ehlp and Woodbrldge Township;! BEOlNNINd nt i:ie luiciKctlon ol District 814: rolling Pltct: niilrict gl9—Mlson Dtrtrlcl BIT- ton School, Plalnflrlil ' CORPORATION, a New Jersey cor- thence running (1) Southerly alnQgNew Jersey s .,'f H:."i»«v Route li! BEOINNINO st ths Intersection ot'HIib Scnonl. lo Colton Roa4 poration, Is plaintiff and ARTHUR for Salary Rates. 16") per annum. All BMINNINO at tbe Intersection d respect to ssld bonds not deter- the boundary Une of aVlLnon Town- and !!)pnre running!Vineyard Road and Lincoln High- oiitrkl Ducloe Lame and Mill Brook; thence W. COTTRELL, et als, are defend- Clerk Typist, Salary, Woodbrldge win New Jersey way tbence II) Normeajterli along ants, pending In the Superior Oourt mined by this Ordinance shall be ship to Its Intersection with the Oakilli '• >r BEOINNINO tt tbe Interetjettoo »f runnlnj II) Veitcrty along Ulll I -1.. F. B.4/4-;; M of New Jertey, Chancery Division, to be within thirty-five (35) days after April 4, 1963, exclusive of such dste. If you fall to do so, Judgment by de- fault may be rendered against you Announced closing date for flllngjslim To«IuiblP o* »n aggregaU prtn- for the relief demanded In the com- 0 n n 15 plaint. Tou shall file your tnswer appllipllcatlODi, , Aprip l 22. IBM. _ . S^'Ll" ^* »* i"JJ!* f_»L ?:" For applications, duties, and min-OM are hereby authorised to be Is- and proof of service, in duplicate, sued pursuant to said Local Bond with the Clerk of the Superior imum nullifications, apply to De- partment of Civil Service, State Law In anticipation of the Issuance Court, State House Annex, Trenton, of said bonds. Said notes ahall bee>r Ntw Jersey, In accordance with the House, Trenton, New Jertey or from th* branch office, 10 Mulberry Interest at a rate which shall noi rules of civil practice and procedure. Btreet, Newark 2, New Jersey. Com- exceed six per centum t«'~ ) per an The action has been Instituted for pleted application blanks should be num. and may be renewed from the purpose of ID foreclosing a sent to the Department of ciwll' time to time pursuant to and wlth- DONT mortgage dated February 2, 1M3 Servloe, State House, Trenton, Hew;In the limitation* prescribed by said made by Arthur W. Cottrtll and Jersey. Law. All matters with respect to Darlene Cottrell, his wife, at mort- Candidates who filed appllcatlons'aald notes not determined by thlt gagors, payable to the J. I. Klslik and ire qualified will receive no Ordinance, shall be determined by Mortgage Corporation, a New Jeney further notice to appear. resolutions to be hereafter adopted corporation, recorded In Book 1804 Examinations will be held, Satur-;ln the event that bonds are Issued of Mortgages for Middlesex County, day, May 4. 1M3 at 9:00 AM. Ap-'pursuaot to this Ordinance, the ag BE A UNION COUNTY'S VOLUME FORD DEALER

Famous FORD NO MONEY DOWN "A-l" Guarantee DRUDGE- Gel The Facts On BE11, FORD'S NEW CREDIT PLAN CALL BELL FORD NO APPLICATION RKFl'SO) — EVEN IF YOU HAVE 2 LOANS FU 8-6900 BUY AN NEW IMMEDIATE CREDIT OK! '(J CORD — Convertible, power '59 F'ORD—«-cyl, sUck ahlft. stiartng, HAH. 2 -dr. aedan, RiiH 1,000 mile car |M8J Oood shape IMS 'J2 FORD—Galaile. J-door. tf.T. '59 BUlCfc—UBabre J -dr. hard- R&H, low mileage .... J31JJ "/ awoke and the smoke Was so thick t couldn't see. I '63 FORDS top, power iteeriuit .... I114S '81 FALCON — 4-dr. sedan, '39 STUDKBAlOm-Larlc 4-dr., groped for the phone and called the operator. She did Now — Automatic, IWiH, automatic. By Special Arraiifcmfnt Immaculate J11W Real Economy I *I45 ELECTRIC a magnificent job. I just gave her the location of the NO MONEY DOWN •61 KORD - Fairlaue, 4-door. '59 THUNOKRBIBD — Conver- Auto,, V-8. Clennl »139J tible, double power, TAKE 3 TEARS TO PAY RH fire and she did the rest. I don't know how to thank her." '(1 METROPOLITAN - 2-dr. 'i» MERCURY - Paxklane. J- "No One Sells For Lew" HT.. Stick, BAH, Mrs. Robert Mulholland Cream PuU AM; dr. hardtop, double power, RAH _ „ |Utt 'W CHEVROLET- Convertible, 'it OLDSUOBOJt - "U", 1- VOLUME SALES Power Glide, RAH. dr., hardtop, power. That's how Mrs. Robert Mulholland, System. And a mighty good one. Immaculate 11695 Terrific ahape4 ...... W3 MEAN BEST TERMS! •» CHEVROLET - POWerf-llda, a mother of six, described the way a That's why the Montville Fire De- coxtrr - WIIO auto. )• cyl.. DRYER! NEW '63 R&H, Very

WASTEFUL 1. The Administration was able to save an enormous sum I. The 1963 budget for operating and contingent expenses of money. is $796,000 higher than when Zirpolo took office 15 months ago. SPENDING... 2. Political favoritism will be abolished. .2. Many new jobs have been created and the payroll has in- creased by $394,000. 3. We are installing a system of budget controls to give us 3. In Dec. 1962, the Zirpolo Administration juggled 49 We Pledge a clear day-to-day picture of spending. items totaling $112,000 from over-appropriated ac- counts to over-expended accounts. 4. The practice of soliciting single bids (for materials and 4. In the single month of June, 1962, nine contracts total- equipment) has been ended by the Zirpolo Adminis- ing more than $100,000 were awarded on the basis of Economy and tration. single non-competitive bids. 5. There isn't a department where we haven't economized. 5. Every department except two, *have budget increases, and the highest tax rate in Woodbridge history was in the Efficiency! Zirpolo Administration. 6. There is a richness of human resources within our boun- 6. He has imported non-residents for high-salaried ap- daries. From this reservoir I propose to pool talent for pointments. our township. 7. We will work incessantly to attract new industry. This 7. Zirpolo's industrial record in 1962 was zero. The township in recent years has established a poor record former Democratic Administration was responsible for in this endeavor. millions in new industry. 8. Apartment houses are more important than industry. 8. Without industrial ratables, the township could not op- erate. In a political ad, Zirpelo said, "If the home- Vote for the owner is to get the tax relief he needs and deserves, then a municipality must attract industry." 9. Zirpolo has repeatedly pledged prudent management. 9. A recent bond issue includes $290 to be borrowed for the purchase of two lawn edgers. Other items he is "REGULAR floating bond issues for and paying interest on include two chairs @ $30 each, and a chain saw — items which should be paid for out of operating expenses if we had "prudent management.1' RGANIZATION 10. Our first major concrete achievement in attracting vital 10. Klein's had been trying to come into Woodbridge before new tax ratables was to convince Klein's to build a multi* Zirpolo was even nominated in 1961. million dollar shopping center in our community. 11. Engineering costs were lowered by $7,000 in connec- II. The Engineering Dept. budget for 1963 is $161,00ft DEMOCRAT" tion with capital improvements. higher than the 1961 budget. 12. What this township needs is an appointed Board rather 12. Opposition to this power-grabbing philosophy is causing than an elected Board of Education. Zirpolo to reconsider his plans because this is an elec- tion year. Candidates 13. Police headquarters can be built for $300,000 or less. 13. The amount in the proposed new bond issue calb for $460,000 for this item. 14. Our new sanitation program has eliminated the muni- 14. Garbage still is being dumped in increased amounts at cipal dump. the same municipal dump. [On Primary Day, 15. We are planning a greatly-expanded recreation program. 15. Zirpolo eliminated crafts and supplies for children'* playgrounds from the municipal budget for 1963. 16. Zirpolo has repeatedly led the public to believe that 16. To date approximately $4,500 — has been actually re- millions in Federal funds are coming for municipal ceived. Tuesday, projects. 17. Zirpolo claims that Woodbridge is in good financial 17. The State Director of Local Government disagrees and shape and is inthe position to pay for his bond issues. has not approved Zirpolo's latest request to exceed the township debt limit with a $3.3 million bond issue. April 16th 18. We are issuing short-term bondb. 18. Various Zirpolo bond issues provide for an estimated 40-year project life. You and your children may be paying off bonds until the year 2003.

For Mayor For Councilmen - At - Large WILLIAM J. JOSEPH J. LEON J. GEORGE J. I THEODORE J. WARREN BOSZE GERITY MROZ URBAN A181 A9 A 15 A 16 A 17 FOR WARD COUNCILMAN 1st Ward 2nd Ward ' 3rd Ward 4th Ward 5th Ward ANGELO "BABE1* EMU JOHN R. ROBERT KENNETH PAJAK EGAN MOLNAR BECKER MAURO • AM A 20 A 20 A20 (Hid f« by ftS/sudi of -Regular Organization DWMCfltf" CiI»4M»U«> PAGI TWBTTT Barrens'Tie Ambov in Season's Opener Fords Bearcats Take Ree Junior Championship. Defeating Iselin Giants Twice in Spring Playoffs !S™"^S1^£ Warriors Win 2; Tournev &. :u w u *.> Capture Title Winners ? Imnnf ".IP coir*1 o Utf la** w in K u» iia nguisr aeaMf:. JTTTJ. »•<•: :w !T r:H r!I anu* aKaiw I» jwermMBHr- BIT Btranc paced Zir-itto: y> a- c *«r 3iTWtn rf ^ B^, oDminaiec us- firat WO3EBBEX3I—Jonr man. Tw !»•;» jii-.n* » in? IUKTWUD: Bai* fcatb j^ & ouaco'inf an Wa—KEB enainnar of ttt mm- mprsuiv- "a: ILK ;OJ &Mkarj< . vs'.r i>4-£ ir ti* nemnC awsio: and dm YDUU. 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JkmeMnrr tht Woodiirid^i KniEfa'i* nfiopponentf K'.: Ej t B. :ot tore quanej- ' 8 - Scaooi ibu ^ummaiet l«rrj 2jrtfc and Don&it! BnuJt came ibrougb BeMrmnj wteraa lira J CoiumbUi »«T fvcnlr matched Riehif Pur' I: Wilf ea r w vf u, tu> Iroal * •* ^^ ^* '^•• tanner., comriouiec u> wilt t aozlmc 3eX pmlal TO yean *?an: art ttui yean en;- % brior* entermf tb.f BetffeBtioc.Eatcrier brat' • lfe-,4 J itK goai! o> ha?>WeslDir"1 aesregauoi waf ibf tfaf ru. wKi prwluinjODi oJ rrr. i» title over n» top com-iain. Car; Kahnowisc anc Ite ;e: eaa S?ruo? Dtskeuiall ieapw -Jnf iDurth :Ti:.. Sopoww, it. aw: B'^-vf kisjet. '" ' • ^ *•« i""- penoi! nine and eight Bofc Ktoocct. pr.iion Wayne Bonact 35s. RidiM Sparta [ ic otcwif the 1B6B M! » ta; p:tcr IIK cnipi aom. u. ;IK rner S«iiard Var. Baier, eact a:»c Quartet Paul 35£ it vtt theffnef lor & h:» IB- ie*c anc ir in* »xortt namt aJliec etfiit «nmi«n lor T&p pri» lor ittjec o?' :.ir» mon yonn* wvaaqiusbefl MBtn nuttra «Mt anc art ti» numerouf nee prflodfintt whe rattled oil TWO cnlt Mar riL l«ux caueiu liri ic accomi: lor victoria 1c wak off lean i l-d aert 12 waicc ' n wac Nanrr Jiatlaot wix> frtic have at t recent VXPB meeting. Wmojor Lakis. the IF to climaj spot- tot dxvuxm Ut* arier a CDUT. oaa> pro&iK ii: oarti PTBCUC * m0G: B:IC ii» fu* aHer pertonnanot wrucii; group t ieatter stated. 'AT of ns seated here should Greiners Upend Jaycees an- BUB Mareai- And .startefl the DH<- ,^( umorif gavt aer • bi( 342 toi&i. Second- au£ tnirt pjact faorran wen: u>; feei honored to be in a position *o honor TWO of A look a: tn» geasoci «»-inonblf to CR:S>- JuCk} *rir, Eftpbtt. 334 Bhcrv that tilt Krughttthe tevFtoat st»: ^ ;«r. I and SJar. PulSt* Ako Woodbntige High Schoo] § finest caacho Saturday lOeraisinK wee IB conaecutivr camfs dnr-'Mottok) Imet o.- • ,'uior. 6U.. nap«.r.<::: Byy« ; With Late Rally to Take oir. to: «ptw or UM ciut trr . Mr night at the AttM^iran ]^inr Home When I mr ti» flrK baL' before Jalter- ftf neT Ear-x : nit. tnt garnet in£iiviriu&. . _. ,. . _ ," ,, „ , 'nif to t J-I mart is the Mcaad. recM* tr • r ten I of Jm Lake and Best HolioweL, 1 am as nc j . ^ nwior; riiL niue coumen Senior Division Crown Giajter *.-.nu.- Saraca*.. ;De: ?TVtcm clmche( u wc ta M 1 tonw whilf l0Bm vni; . Campani; came thnmgz. Honait! Tro-jsca: anc Save war refemnE to their past winter record*, hecaua* f tw it u» pw ther. hr t FOKLJE - A »CT«PPT Crreiaer e J •• 'initial phf™ noff ••*tti»e «slat1»t*t bur! ncorr Jjnrrpnw KKB. came Line bt- 'Itelmly Tut suiry tku itrbcuoUl? '.ut I am of the opinion that tier character and infta- ighowet c it. in* loa'^i. perioc vist TV scoeouit ii at lolknrc •JF rs. I G)iui Team Fordham 5 AprL I 1MB encf on their respectiie teams u lar roperior to ^ •rltt Fonsi laemg &r. ewi.' (sue t it pom: rallj to iwnf t «- Eas Bruiii «t PnngaK CJC airf iKiit. u:i«iiipllii{: Hi ca'voc tto accompiishments attained smce thf first of tilt win* ir » row oelea: or, the IFowiirrfige Aprl] 11. IMi t^p I^'IOM Fu'-"^nibiiii by ^ iK- vear in haskelb&n and track It has never beers our Ir. tht first panif ir. tht two dasfa to tt* plU' Is HoDored Wins Garnet: Catania C.C 11 off irje*. aenet Dei Pnnc^wTonf vcono ru: tMandar Apr! IS, 1KZ policy to calibrate a zam by his mdrvidual.achieve- x of u> ac earr<' start Lhea When tht !»••• Edaor a; ^Dioan* C.C mm - At ments since the manner m whid. 'ne conducts him- or. tp react thf wire a;trmn» rofled arn..' «* to hewn Snuor Laau CC Jot t.-wMhit »•» «aac Hr Lakof vac not speaking for himseL' becauar cunt of bfcoimm t rurj-BWiy the batter > boj wpuiar Jte Lake VM pro- gt. jonu Apri a, 1WB au w ««> o' Im !i£iil *-Ml at Wer. Hme a If - f aoorr a» Birv? Ujiii 'to balanor th< v Owrgtr' out Boutf 0! Education aafl •-•oiumi Moriitj Jds> fi IMS are long ovwdue T J^» and hit -nniunf team .paoMt tbr earfr acuot »ttt 10 Butt umpire via. Bmrt«ri poinu Tbr ZaiehU madt a ar f m» at '<-*>• cljc<: u tat;lonn«i a versatile bMketbaD a: Me'.uctwr. CC were honored by the Townauip Comnurtet and 11 — y°' ftrtaiTi. tubftanna: anoehaek in the jl- it liVi! -t-4 1L 'Jit ** u. OK- 8t. the Board of Education for carxtpleting fc court iilrou t monC Iram? tc ootaboot thec mrti t-i i:. ;:* keo io' S oppoaioan wa>- coBibmt iii E benefit, jAinec liitiit Sa£fceti>&L Trf^fur 1 : ruesai i- 14 IKS campmgx whi'j . surrjassed all past Btrron teaoE appoiKTiU lf--lj but it m idK iai*t, ,(•-' at in* i at tte IOCBI gym T» twv- »oefflly compleied a moK «ue-" ^ U» Eealuin wbo held xite up- eni r f Coion» CC in; Tin 'jjiiiiu ^ac * cimmpioriship piay- com*- of ti* gwnt K still io,ceas!ui Beaaor oj- aince the inception of the wnter spcrt Tht meal *-r* ' -Mt IMS Pfr band r. tat bail by a »- cagert wan IE gurnet and kst thrflt 'o: Uif most "jji nia\Ttiii DT*B oi; tht fioar Oo\;r: rulinr TIE iabei :i«- ira>- as unfleleaieil *etko IMS xmp^^EW record in MuidieBex County aric a; the •ei t-. .:. ;:n lo: i* t »a* Bob Pett, »ao '"•' &*• * later dan sUi OPPQKIUOX: s. iw wuner !; a-u al H oa&vntiet it thr eruuyefi out o! ha oetter mtir> Tne presentauoru K, •<&»• ree- cwnpaig:. t fma* a: t&* Ear. B-um *,; Coioa* CC Btart of the seasoE Popped the annual Holioay Fe%- tiu-'C is'iAnzfc witf. t it point Tun. f. •at iKtiic * suitrni1 o fitiC guai» ant six ord breaianf Btrrac mraUy Amboj- A»eaut court «-hich em tbt Dfi-Pnn- &: Oataua CC. tiraj lor the rirsi Weodturidgf oascfiDLi: titk ad u i learn W - SJ nwirt: »xi. yo Ctrmw. anc litster'teawii*-,*! Jot Haitej ano ;nt night'* swUar attraction cutCL uirutc IL a n>- «nw St> County H; t h K. tttr aecurao1 c! H wer*. pv«. ir tat oEwisivf-Andr Hallt MmtrtoiBed to ibfvi'iornt Hem t m«nb« oi ib* = JOL &? twirtiTfg hit dieted that it would take at least three yean to f uii Toumpaaesi si. shootm in tbr final teauoc it oi ftjt «tn» wrj. att'bif victory riio 11 amrcert Buarfl iri* ^«tr orieflv tKlatf Bn mold a *inning Bed "^ Black cambmatton ^ vat vat RtaJUn vtK> maac the <*CIi stepping lorr&rt! «ti hoaor ^* ' It wac CIOM it U* ojwaUif court «tari at P BernBieiE p iatal«i v WIL UK he hit it rig&t ac the noat^ 1c an* riE ik>ubt the of their acortat oppor- • ic ecs&r ou: or top Fyrtfc fieamoii witb Greiaer'i tatin » Budtr.vsfcy, J Burkt. C CarCar - 'r eaut Hit cufleat ' 10-« advaatiijt. but it laueil Vo usi'- J. G»™i«r J Huliaka «a«>rt«*wi w»n* Iron «. — Time Trials uoifl u> lor long when tat Jay- W Ituraej*. W G l£fl- iPtoee Hw Cruat riucn tauttwC HoUowell'i hutory ai a ooach a fiuniiar to «*i wen; ot « aooriiig ratt-ic: D Parnt. P Biimidi, j.W* aaaaw «i£t » il>-4 nwrt. Lairs He took over tbe indoor track lean. rru>- Iflht and Bill Ritdur Hrtl»«fc Zt in in* Mjoond ipub an 18.Himkonch, R T W»c- Af*H «fl«aoouiii tat- Ja*- tbr Dal Pnncipt majn-.Ctenerj av AtLanghorne cunt wiwx dspppsl'Sbtj»-rat K Tyirtl John W> tat fam j«na ofit&Bvelj' with loUJc of Kjeraraarfl Jt Trom Forclt beiaaa, 2H«iraut * little plain Be TU just bappjr to a be a coac:. vorking II and It; r«apeeu«e^ rhllr Pucn c ri tbr floor »a» TaamrfaiUto. lb SlOUUlt. Wit Mt UL t£* baaeball They worted at to cho« field tf : u: tut- I tiit liiuo quanei to wiuiflt tbts tht Barroc court pomu, hit nyt,if«n |nd deairt to win paid ofl handiomeiy dur- Ir thf aeeond aad 1 Pedt Stnaet •a-jl Hi; BuijOtj e*.J< it t 3T-3; vaunt at Fettibj' :w« Towmfaip male* Kike i AX in>yt WIK plnj«tf the ing to 'put wmto ««L IDJfce event you ait iu«itbt u. ioir year and all not iwarr of tbeff aaxaaptoiwmu Hoiiowl]i AJ4 mart Tat lamt and benwr of th* year terM1 1 eE 10 Barren track stars woo the tamout Seum Hall " » > ncfrr«ssivt teMto> juuuuu. at CS rilt attead a 10 a* in ii ti* Iinai peiud putt * Bp*«l iStee MMt, tiM Ifeddte Coun* Bdm

ck rtC «* : 4-yeai-ald Jm. Jiuriuiuiit .owitij- WUKI. mpn ac- BoU, ane iutu. Pw * and tied Manoo Higt. Pa., for tbf crown m the vMfttr anC ctmmpian Ul 3 tt-n. t>t in n fauri^-v. B:u!rj»-r4..cujavt KIWIUMI, wt.-t i * alia* a1 W w *' ' Uniwerety of PtunEyhrania. Spiked Shoe Meet wat tnf beiu? y ct; HurmniwiiHite t w^.^ !jt-ifl goaJ » tb rtnuifl Ponjr ^ no Paa» XI dus m tbt miUKi atuaon :»• «*«c of IUJ '.''4 otpj! rtU) lour* perjwi Tber uni}- wax- iaufiwm* IE atirodaact to htap n but Utt lead dmappearrd u, fe Jvr HH i-wii: bu-mite*.,int <*n* frum O«ir«- Heeler,iaoooJadn or. S* Banwc Wam ttot* afcn&ii »"iiei: m Pnncspt oomjairw lavvrabitt W WHO ibpyet u. Int loula -nuob oomp^d ac anprocie T1* ="** poant|br^at«« a; arc K »* rallied Ja it couuK-rt ir. tin* u, « S rw»r STCXX it flt um ' ENJOY YOUR BEER ram Dtart, / GOLF CLUB •*» « at CAMLUaCS RENTALS oar Hot HONS. WOOM ft BAG Swallick SI M m DAY at Daytont In*™" wili bt 4rinm tie ! Tavern, Inc. Macjiiw BftfOtl tte MKMat 4tf mam* JAG'S rarow: w:'j be famxtt iawarpiiiJwa. *~i-"t| te a CtirisienMn's ii* ft*/ n, «UL' v Bud Tttnk- CMH MUKi, *M pjapularnMl j Btrurnttsrt MM1 C 4JL 9M4 »i»o «•!!: »r it. ••,(• tomua Entfaui in 1T«J tor fbt widow it iHt latrfti U EB-CP IT- Thursday, April PAGE TWENTY-ONE

McNAMARA teuon with t S-S record. happier that this winter when the 1963 basketball . J. Becncrs All in a Point of View (Parochial PTAs To Congress, Secretary of De- Peter Mines, with seven fense McNamara is looking lesspolnts, and Richie Reager,with team was the recipient of engraved watches be- Zirpolo Uke a giant these days. four, accounted for all the cause It took over 30 years for the Barrens to COIM 10 Speap k Here Mauro Set Conference ub The Congressional dlsen-1 Wildcats' winning duster of up with a club capable of reaching the upp* ir)OR-Dr. Wilbert chantment, which begin a year;Pplnt«- The big itar In the If*:: mR RD Wilbet "Despite ft skyrocketing tax incorporated and a member of! WOODBRIDOE - The ex- of thh e ipeeeh ago, Is growing deeper m the «»">«. however, wu Jeff Mil- status ln the winter's most favorite spdrt. Hot " ratet nnd Increased revenues," the Board of Directors of the ccutlve board members of Our jjje^f c arrivalarrivalss throughouthroughoutt ththe ,• „( Princeton . ibf c dispute over defense spending ler. who »ecount*d for the ever, we believe ln fairness to all Woodbridge ath- it continued,\"my opponent First Bank of Colonla, and vicp Lady of Mount Carmel PTA Township as'recordeasrecorded at the •.i miimry, will be tnet and award of a multl-bllllon 9&lnt»' entire point production bullt ^nit,,^ wwewwerr , thathatt wwer e presidenidtt off MMaur o BtBrotherh s II n werwere hosthostessee s att tthh e executivcuti e •$vt\.\\ Amboy Qenpral Hospital letes and feel that the track team has been ne> ikn ht til dollar plane contact. with four field goals and a free sm»ll to carry away raw;WoodbrldRe, continued: board meeting and luncheon forduring the, past week Include: 1 ithro*. glected; although not one complaint has reached, , miiorv Service on sewage, roajld s that t crumbled "I am In this campaign be- the Amboy Region of the Dlo- McNamara Is being called a April 10 at 8:00 Woodbridge, a son lo \ A scrappy Iona club, guided shortly after construction, an cause I think It Is Incumbent ceasan Council Parent-Teacher Mr and Cahalane know-lt-all who is trying to be- this desk. We are on -our own and would like to ,,,is Is weu Known lnclnerfttor thRt wag M yearM ion the Illness find Industrial Association. Mri. James Coan.|16 'vanderbtl't Place- come a single chief of stall, by ..mmunlty, having glv- a son to see someone aside from sports writers acknowW " outdated the moment It wass leaders in this cmcommunityy ntnot!**^! . announced the springy an(J Mrg j h' overriding professional military Uj , _ „ , iL ., r,:,livi>ck Union Lenter conferew: sltlon ln f n&1 st lndln edge Hollowell's fine group of athletes. * completed, and a disposal plantionly to take the profits requlredi e will be held on ^^,^ AVenue . a gogon ttoo advice, by some congressmen. P° *• ! W "infio. He has spoken AVenue a iby upsetting ft favored Beton that literally bouan to fall apart'or success, but In return Klv^ b 13 at OuO r LadLdy of PPeaceiMr MA Mr, %om{A{ Gallagher, Hall team, 18-14, ln a well Mf, in Die Presbyterian within six months from Its dak of themselves in the form of Church, Fordsrds. In ft\\ honesty, we telephoned Hollowell and 215 Campbell Street; a daugh- played game. of completion. Fordhani Five service to the community. 8er- The annual conference of thetterr t o MrMr . and Mrs. QeorgQege The Iona triumph can be bluntly asked him exactly how many members of mnent of the U>rai, "p]jrtHv my opponent auth- vice to thi> community, by en- Trenton Diocesan Council will Htmlch, 615 Rldgewood Avenue: (Continued from Sport Page) be observed on attributed to young Mike Pede. his Indoor team qualified for specific honors and orbed 'land grabs' of publlc'ergetlcally competing for pub-jbe held at the Soldiers andu daughter to Mr and Mrs. John markers for the Irish. who fired six shots from the Maundy Thursday, at 1 he replied, "Johnnie, I would say about seven." orooerty |He offices, and upon assumlngiSallors War Memorial Building. onder, 1»2 Clinton Street. floor and one from the free Die Rev. Alex N. DUbllc offlcp In one of the lowest scoring "In sharp contrast, this Ad- to. remain friendlyjtrenton, October 14. Prom Port fteadlnu, a son to throw line to run his total to I think it would be a fine gesture on the part of •i -,ii Rive the Commu- games of the current season, k ministration, tfhich Instituted;neighbors, dedicated to giving! on behalf of the executive Mr. and Mrs. Gunther Daune defensive minded Vlllanova 13, which wu high in the l.:aiion. the tow the Board of Education to pay a slight tribute to the first tax cut In 13 yearsj " the. best possible ser-jboardj, , Mrs. CoaC n presentepreentd 8i»- "85 ~Hagama —- n Street. club, skippered by Art Ring. game. John Travotfino paced .any. Palm flundw. vlce lowe nlso built more permanent road>i *, *t posilblp.ter Mary Cleophas With a spirit From Iselln. a daughter to manipulated 11-9 the Pirates, toached by Prank the 1963 Woodbridge track team, which blazed a 1 close r:h will preach on In the last year than were built """* " ,tual bouquet commemorating-iMr. and Mrs. William Conrad, decision over St. John's. The Banfleld and Jules, Jaeger, with trail of glory during the past winter months with-- :: &e Fifth Ward In Colonla the Most Rev. George W. Ahr, ft {notmC(>mfnl °y c J*"1"1 Naz pure enchantment? Try this remove rust-causing elements zaro, publicity chairman. this can be done. the Warren slate. A slate with "He also stated that we must men who have a proven ability Chevy II Nova SS with full from rocker panels; battery- ; ; minimize long-term bonding to attract Jobs and Industry ,*u!e Bill Ritchie *M ASJ,0CJM:ES SERMON Super Sport equipment. Special easing Delcotron generator; con- it i Wlth nlm into Woodbrldge—industry that .,: s most effectlte| ^^f^j^ _ RfV Q^^ A :pro|rams. I agree EASTER instrument cluster. Front bucket venient self-adjusting brakes; "", lh\, fe^'ShuKi. P»-rt*>r of The United I do not believe Uu has lightened' our tax burdens "" S.^ ir°. 'church of Christ, -announced!"* adminUtration, has a moral by millions of dollars for many seats. All-vinyl interior. Dis- longer lasting exhaust system; .:;.s. while his """"^i_. ....j IM)]. ^ (nnliy ; (or "-'....-. Sun-i'lgh"•- Irlehtt. tno abus«hit»pe thoe bondinhondtnga prtnrivv- years—big Industries like Ron- tinctive SS identification. Full styling fresh as morning coffee, Stock and 8t*"iday will be, 'The Lord of Life."!"* »>y saddling our grand- son. Minerals and Chemicals Imible tlTPhllllpplans2:11.MorningWor-chlWren with our debts unti R.C.A., and the Sewaren Gen- wheel disks. Choice of three- poured into amgged Body by H and 15. .rrhetshlp and Confirmation will be ^ 21st Century." Mauro said, erating Station," Mauro said. Miller's speed shift or floor-mounted Fisher-and more. s in the game how-j d d ^ h ««.. — .^Ktr.Hadministration'™ s "Please call on your friends Powerglide automatic* with You'll find two con live as two KnighU. Al!^^ ,.45 score of zero for 1962 in at-and iielghtwrs and ask them to : d Bob Huglemier, two !tractlnn Industry and jobs to support the entire Warren Gift Shop sporty range selector console. cheaply as one—when they're -• Mary's High «Urs Presidential study group to Woodbrldfte, did not provide slate on April 16th" Mauro IIX ftlMill KtHtl living it up in a new Chevy II! thflr Individual Pr°-|r«ommend a 5 to 10 per cent anticipated Job opportunities,!concluded, "We must stop the All this plus Chevy II •o 22 and 31. - (overall budget cut and resulted In a serious ftn&n- big spenders Primary standard features :flush-and-dry Give it a try. *option»ut«t«coit. 1 CHEVYE ::.c'.*ls working the two; election. * •vprc BUI Oyer indi ijiraro In the first, snd Bnen and Joe Mc- . ::; th» second. The Bunnie's Is Coming I jttle League THOMAS JOSEPH "Can't Wait Until • uid (roni Sport Page) >x..nately 11:30 A.M. 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UtAL DIEtn Paper Haavint must tafc* oi/ • • Nreip tin WITH fACTOET ITnckin MTaULS v I T, . tne 1963-M ••. ANY CAR CaL AtlB • f * > J. I ercentenan \x*&x. ***. HEATESG Bathroom* Modernized • 172 at corr.;.,.- FTi-MM L-Dr.iiaued Iron: Edit Page) ^ ^^^ ^-. FOREIGN Custom-KJicbrnt wr PROBLLM? Pbaae fX I-J9U -.c at ia-iifiied together by,sharp drop s.\ N 39-95 Kju-bri! Cabttm* CSS invan Avenne EVERY PRICE .'.: a:iti o: red worsted thread ape devoiHJ u : Let us K>ive your (Dslum-Built Oaraeiiu CAR EVERY SIZE s:ru:;f -j.-jutr. hole* drilled m;ce»sin* if Lr. :•• Alt«i Fmisb«J heatisi problem Iram .:H-;: Tnese brought l3.aO,:sumni« acccri. AU WORK GtAKANTEED Uvrmm Added senict to complete 1SSC St. Cwiu in.. Areael "'ERYLOCATKH have America:, money. Jersey Cro;> ?.*•;• REPAIRS AlummuiL Kidint SITCIAL WDTTEB KAtES 1 heaung installaUont. ?:^t-E were long biu ol'State Const TIL Bomet Painteil LOCAL MOTEU J mm al taJjtr: |U anr TRADE YOUR HOUSE ':•!'• much lite pipe stems.'Sioner 3. Mb'. .-. EUROPEAN T&ALVED CeramM Tilr CUSTOMIZING Lfair ivoTlhinf Te Ti. . . . iihii.f u. iengih Jroic an inch the most asw;- MECHAMC DEAL DIKEC1 THIS MONTH'S sii niches. Beads were small>officisl£ haf &?"• SA\TJI0Nn" 38 Tears, of Rn«nr How rourKJec bit* left over from the lr; his lob \ir:.:'. •••••• and Liperiencc in ati::f: D* ''mooci" and Four New JC:M' IS OUR HO THABOt FO« MTIMATK IMPORTED SPECL\L &rsiaentul Hanx Saks lipei ' ISChOOl U'8Ch' • .Ml Work Guaranteed AITO Xmtr W::;u wampum wa* valuable;gwarde<' Jj": r' SPECIALTY s«« e 07 bu; biflc£*•" wampu** an I|*H m'If — UUavUCmade-:' — SALES Mi SERVICE PILGRIM iron: purple hearts of clam>erk! Arthur .' ^ — brou£rit t,si*ice at1 upon CKIZP^' • AVENEL 111* St. Gesrce imnt 16 1 26 •metBtnctiM Stem & Dragoset 11 111 ;a AVENEL KITCHENS, Inc. much That wa* lo.-tunate' * " ° ' Heavy Isr art GriH C8U. ( (II CO. (K«w Ckrtokaf) B 1M* arenut MniUK REALT(«S ciiiiu intiif were much harder iperlormed E O-- tt» Avenel ME e-SMHO FACTOBT SHOWROOM PH*at( Oil" u- siiapt and drill inarv couratt L ME 4-9^52 33 Main 8t_ STUDIO ME 4-5500 Aortnaic Campbell latheredliiey may a The OttlCRAL AOOOBD1OK W PHOTO lot' wni James,. John. At»ram,Tollns Am*'r''° S4 M.VIN. ST. a:K: Dsvid With all those "^ K^"01^ " GUITAK SPECIAL HOODBEIDGE moaihs tt leed. the Park Ridge'cl*ims JULIAN'S h^irtei Theory nnni" picked up pace TheP1 HamuitT Campoelii contracted u^buy allju«ct. WMdacMi 50 a;r-:v^ :iUsU when ihey be- climbed 30 40< ME 4-W7! in oi 21- Primt Mea'. Marte: lei IM-I3U Ofta IM»j M Ul MI * r J Photo Supplies e-m -SY beach .ni 21 moriih- A Gs*« Julian, Proy. Qukk PboUrsUt PEA No Coai^beil laid down -« 19 5° Eic Fresh Deiiy .:.• .jt, i^r.pij becauw- hit lore- COM. •i>-^ airttdj had made plenty•WKBB * fTAUAN F00I STORE IVe Gift Green ton NCI Fnhve Sprayiig - i' <-i..Tipuir. Indeed. Jamet of "' •" "'' 18-50 Z44 Smith St., Perth Amtor Attention •:••• :wi;, generauor, truly x*n "^ fU:l COW. Hi I-1M1 — Fnt l*tU»cry the buuneu Dy •pringtimt it y0< \ GAUARirS PHOTO - toffiig & Sling - Hair fttstuoi. " '"" ' Mr. Merrhanl: n ldun! Aprl1 Time . , . 13.1 ALL M7 Amboi Avfuue "al'"dwLi *^ « leeritir 3rTte aui/ow COLOKS Woodhridgt, N J. T. R. STEVENS r- a: once — and more **"' " fur u«e etauiuk Oil You Are Only Chae of 400 k d*r $a»«» u k' Mitiiiital ME 4-3651 R Bout l4,Mv Eeaden leafii^ U5 SI ClOKf.L 4VL. .:«• itdir lonunr* rc«e •nd^*" ^ ' Hair Trentte U-hmu Cabinet*, or. [jpacf a:>d war War! Bcrrtet « BILL'S \ MVMB oCU •'. :x :itt-d lor wampum, au ttikm m This Sedittt. MAIJt UfcWONfc ».•!<•: Hit Uimahawtib flr» the Work Owe In Hit tat Buniea at **llt cioaed *hop The ' Work Room Why Not C«B Today U*W« •• • • J Bmrle. GENE'S pbeil* necame fervent •jteUa ana QO-CK Juct Give It » Ca IU1 Oak TneKoad and Place Tour Aat -mongeri, (or peace Spraying Service ^"^ aaaSJ^^M Indur. dealer* swam- . 5S,/ Utt tUbmay Avt, Avend 1SELLN ; It Cost« at little at i: the valley - from ira0W"" " "^ Mi. 4-!litl i SIMONE BROS, ME6-9134 LI 9-O880 18 W per BMOUL n Canada Teiafc. '' Ciicwo. New York and PMa-T^ ;l f nfl LINDEN, N. J. C n*Wm Maic run deiptua OJter, a «u*r«k«eperp ™ " I * - Kcyck Repairs leritg-Ak Bkfcmat . I>raperita wuwwd d get tioo lorr wampuwampum ^^^ d* "! , 6 n lor p Hi 6-2726 aocumui*w4 dumj* one ol aKii * * , ld iCamden rl»:t; HI 6^)059 wan Prompt Service O8AL1TT lEATIIi Keatits Leant To Ptay The Hi pott-war pro4per!t5 The & MR CORimOIIRfi toy J*seiftS«Jour Campbell "boy*" worktd MAlt OIGAI "Service d«-j> in the factory and in Electronic ACCORIIU Hitii o other-axauom ftfu. P-n- atwi, child** worked U* AUTO frttatc fatreaMi— bv v K & 0 Smile" ^l STORES WABM AIK tnrouw the an. ooverin* the! in th, ' 114 Main St. WtMldbrHlf r ^/ ^ Can ME 4-5441 SU AJoeo Street iootetl wruirwaitied DiKarded IHI «•»» Cl Astbarini ED FREY Woodbhdgc. \ J COUCH and clam shell* pHtd up AVEMEL ««*»d* the littk- pot stove that! IO t-aat Saiol Stxnee tr«f irlj *na Cfcuici fur ME 4-3938 raraantw attrenrj 4-1144 Klowed red ui a corner Praoe:j A C CONN O&GANS wf it iu *oiiderful i "1' PLUMBING 1 Bwki Ctii Supplies KTMBALL PIAM06 t>adi)'. U«- V*iaaUu* Amen- StrtoSutlw . •stfit t>ecame kat and leu 1SE1JN K; • JARDOT valuable a» wampum mf!( lstration «>i) ti< ' !3 APRIL fcven uit amall numoer* wtl» on *•""""'•• ^; Rou4» f«f All Ait* PIANO HEATING turiied to *olid United Sutek:unl^ • l-uvelj Gift* 25 S WBttaa J. Lncbes Ww Hemmed I11 on reiena- pjn IInn ordfi 1 *U Kthmt, AVC ELECTRIC Will GARAGE theh y nnoo ioiigei hadd fur» must be t^e yn: ^ teuuiu HUa UUM CAHAtlAlTT COINS Custom Builder 8KWEK SERVICE U- uadt. The Cmmpfaell mint before Decemtx *U WOBK J. F. CiariMy A IMM tlud in IBM The orlguua »chool year m'i• VOOIBRIIfiE 1 11 Alteration*- FTJ1XY GLAKANTKKD' HI HafKfl Ar O5 AMBOY AVENUE auii receded into legend Parent* who. -* COII SBOP M. J. mui tlimee ocoicn-AmerlcaiBttrtch-Americaiuu whwhoo througinrougn «Kw »«*'"' A H In SMW FUHW7 •ndfce madke UtetUtr wampmn m Park chlldrer, on AprtJ Repain t-U4« 'ttMltt went with them !L throufh ^ »• iaat OaaJ GOLDBLATTS CJ Copyrlfhx 1M1. SlUc a4M UJu IM4u* ME 4-6046 proof of Iminunw I* AM - ttM 4 I - ».* EAHWAY «*« A-Te* Alcuiaition dale*, and \>.

aUrnww. tv0 j iculu I'll Thursday, April 4, IMS PAGE TWENTY-THREE LEGAL NOTIClfl LEGAL NOTICU LEGAL N0TIOKS NOTICtS LEGAL NOT10I9 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICI8 LEGAL NOTICES COUNT? Btda will bt received In the meet- Mnterllne ot Byrd Street to the to the centtrllne of the Garden With Fifth Street and 100 feet north Woodbridgi Avenue in iti en «tl-V «7J-W 4TJ-X 4T1-T 4T4-O Ing room of tb* Board of tducatlon •aiMTly Right fat Way Line ot the the centerUne ol N, J. State High- Intetaectlos of Byrd Street and SUte Parkway (N. J. BUte Hlghw.y therefrom to a point in the wetterly tlon with the center line lm eaaterly along the centerllne of of Wooclbrldge Avenue, sometimes Dover Road and the centerllne of ly along the center line nf add Park- opening ot the bids without the Road; then along th» centerllne of Green StTeet to the centerllne of or place of beginning WoodbrldRfl Aven\ir tn the center- called Woodbrldge-Sewaren Road; the Pennsylvania Railroad; thence wiy to a polst narking tbe oro- kangatlnn easterly of the northerly content of the Board of Education Meredith Road to the lnt.erMo.Uon Worth Rtrect; thence (J) north- Fifth Dlntrlrt Polling PUce line of Wc«t Avenue; thence (3) I thence Westerly along the center (1) southerly along the centerllne ••>•* J'WJ of the Townahlp of Woodhrldge. of Meredith Ro»d and Mlddleiet of New Dover Road to the center- luis of Block US on trie Wnndfetfdg* euterly along the centerUne, ot School #H, Avenue, Fnrdv northeasterly alona the renterllne line ol Woodbrldge Arenue to the Township Tai Map: thene* weaWfl; •10OO Attention It called to the fact, that Avenue; then along the centerllne lint of Chain O'HUIs Road; thence Worth Btreot to the centerllne of of West. Avenue to the centerllne of center line ot Woodbrtdge Rreek to along ths northerly line ol Blocks not leu! than the minimum salaries of Mlddlewi Avenue to the lnt*r- Byrd flirt*!.; thence (4) smltheasrt- Central Avenue; tlienre (51 soiith- the point or place nt Beginning (3) aoutherly along the centerllne tnd wagM prevailing In thin arp.i nwtlon of Middlewi Avenue and WARD I - DISTRICT • 1 ot Dover Road to the centerlln* of 49V 4M 4S3. 41! and 4(0 Ul the cen erly along the cpnterline of Byrd eantflrly along tho rpnterllh* nf Cen- Ninth District Polling Place: ,llHH*f' must he paid on the work. Mrl*iin Street; thrn along the cen- Street to the cenMrllne, of Bedford Beginning at the point ot inteneo- tral Avenue; anrl the prolongation Rait Cliff Road; thence (31 westerly jttr line nf Clark Plao*; thence oon- tnrllne ot Mcl*a(i atreet to the In- School #1?, Rewaren Avenue, gi>- along the centerllne ot East Cliff {tinning westerly along the center Bid bond or certified check In the Avenue; thence 15) northerly along Oon ot the center llne ot Pannsyl- of above mentioned Central Avenue ''UI'mDIVlilON tersection of Md*»n Btreet and the centerllne of Hertford Avenue to the westerly shorn line nf Rtat*n Road to the centerllne ot Hlehlandltlne. nf Olark Plac* tn the boiudtTy amount of im. of the hid price ftnla Avenue and ibe center Une of "V..CLV COUNT* Block Avenue; then along the cpn to a llne, the prolongation westerly the Uhlgh Valley Railroad: thtnc* Island Sniinrl; thrnre Wi Rovith- Road; thenc* (4) southerly along between tdleon and Woodbrldgt ahall accompany each bid. terllnc of Dlock Avenue to the Inter the centerllne of Illnhland Rrnvo t/i|Townahlpt; thenct aouthirly Mo»| of a line illvldlnn niork 395-R and northerly along the center Iln* of WP.sttrl7 anil southerly nlnng the WARD 4 - DISTRICT 1 ). K Plaintlft, Successful bidder shall ftirnlah nectkin of niock Avenue and the. Lin- Hlock 194-1,; thence ((I) noutheaat- Pennsylvania Avenue, to tht center wesftrly nhnre lino of tiie .Ptalen ranterlUie of South Hill Road;|aald boundtry tn the ootnt if tilt**) nEOINNINO at a point, the In thence 15) wpsterly along the cen-|of herlnnlnc 0,1,1, BR. and proof of adequiit* Inaurnnr* cover coln Highway; iheti nlonj the i-en- erly alone said line dMdlng Block Une ot New Bninswlci Avenue IslAlirt Sound to the mouth "f the erection nf tbe ctnterllne ot th* his wife. JO- age. Huccestful hldner ahall aim lie tetllne of the Llni-oln UlRhway ui 395-K and 194-1, fthd the prolonga- thtncpi northwesterly along ths can WoodhrldKe River; thence IS) north- Ftttn District felling Plteit f 'ennaylvanla Railroad and the cen 1 required to turnlah A performance the lnteriectlnn of the Lincoln tion thermit to the nouthwest cor- UT Unt nt Niw Brunswick Avenue westerly southwesterly and we: [. School #22, New Dover Road, Co- mi, JR., ! Highway and New l.k)ver; then along ner of HUM-k 3M-J; thence (7) lonla. Hi' iinglt, MARU bond In full amount of contran to tbe center line, nf But* Highway along the WfKKlhrld(re Itlver. the the cemerllne of New Dover Road to northeasterly alonn Ihe noutheait- Rouu No 33; thenc* northeasterly ,, ,, JACK APPI»- price. boundary line between Ihe nty of the Interaction of New Dover Road erly line of Block 394-J and the along said center llne to tht center Perth Amhnv mil Wnoribrldge Town- .,,..,nl I'AT B, AR- All Imurance and blinding com- prolongation trmrivif lo the mo«t vidlng line between South Cliff WARD S - DISTRICT 4 and Ht. aeor«« Avenue; then along line of flute Highway Uouti No 4: ship to the BouthPftKterlv corner of way to the centerllne of Nca- Dover ;. ,\lK OF NEW JKH- panies concerned shall be acceptable northeasterly line of Block 395; Hond and Pleasant Avenue to the BtaiNNIHO at a point whirt it* the centoritiK" of .St. (leorun Avenue thence northwesterly along aald cen Block fMi, thence (fit westerly lload; thence, (2) easterly nnd Routh- ,. ,,,,.., writ ol Kiecu- thenre U) aouthpanterl? along the of C'hnln O'llllls Roftd; w*st*rly prolong*tlnn of tb* south- to the Board ot Education and shall In a northerly direction to the Town ter line to the center llne ot Kin aloni! DIP boundary line between the eastcrly nlon* the cenlerllne of New ."-.,,'e nf mortgaged most northeasterly line of Hlock i northweiterly ilonn the be Iterated to do buslneM In the ship boundary: then alnnK th Oeorgi's Rotd: thenct westerly alongi'City of Perth Amhny ami Wood- Dover Road to the ccnlrrllne nt . • Mir.ifc'7 10th. 1MJ 3B5 to the r«nterlln« of Ht, Georges rrnK-rltna of Chain O'HIlls Rood to InUwtct* thi cenur lint of tht State of New Jtrtey. Townahlp boundary in a northerly, th* center llni ol Klna Oeorge's Towmhlp tn the centerllne Meredith Pofttl; thence II , Writ, Ave. (N. J, BtaUi Highway Route routh the cenlerllne ot Washington Ave- Oirden 8ut« Parkway Rout* N J 4. ' d westerly and aoutherly direction to Road to th* center llne of Crow'i of the Perth Amhny-Woodbrldfte rly anil Routhenaterly ;»],-i detivertd, I will The Board ot Bducatlon of the 35): thence (9) southeasterly along mil Road: thence aoutherly along nue; thence (Hi northerly along thenc* euterly oontlnulng along tbt the point of origin, Branch of the Pennsylvania Rail- enlerllne of Meredith Roml io the ',.' |.'iii'.ic vendu* on Townahlp of Woodbrtdgt reserves the centerUne of fit. Oeorgea Ave- aald center line to the center une ot road: thence (71 northerly alons the , . , , ,M.the C Kprolonge,u,™,,ud >.,-,,.r,,.i,eentrrllnec „o,t Wish„„„,-. southern boundtry of Block 414-D, •. ]1IF. Kith UAT Or th* right to reject any and all bids nue t*» hereinafter #1S, Pershfng Avenue, Iielln, BSOINNINO at a point, the inter- Block 4«3; thence northe*»t*rly I.-L. 4/4/03 115 IB •ylranlft Railroad to * point, the oenter line ot the New Jeraey Turn- •r^;::i»J. situate, lying WARD 1 -DISTRICT » section of the centerllne ot New Do- tJong tht easterly boundtry ot Block prolongation easterly of the dl?ld- BEGINNING at a point, tha in. pike intersect* tbe dividing line be- ver Road and the centerllne nt St. 4U to It* Intersection with ih» cen- , luwnahlp "' Wood' Ing line between New and Second WARD 1 - DISTRICT 5 WARD 4 - DISTRICT 2 NOTICI tersectlon of the cenMrllne ot the tween the Townships ot Woodbrldge .Oeorge'a Avenue (New'Jersey Statei t*r line of Bramhall Road; thenc* , i ,,;1,;!y nf Mlddltltl Streets, Thence (2) westerly along and Idlson and from tald Beginning Beginning at a point when Notlct la hereby glvin that the Perth Amboy-Woodhrtdge Branch ot Btglnmng at tbt point ot intersec- gg p ! mmKhway RoutRoute 3535) U\encU\enc« (1(1» sontsonthh - nortbweiterly along tha center Une -,r» Jersey: stld dividing Hue between New and the Pennsylvania Railroad and the|PO">t running eaaterly along Mid tion of the center line of Avtne center line of New Doyer Road ln-:oriiy and southeasterlht y alonl g thecenh - , »-. > point In th* District Election Boardi In and for Second 8tre«ta to the center line of Bramhtl! rV*d to ltj lnt«n*ctlo» tht Townahlp of Woodbrldg*. Coun- Port Reading Railroad; thence (l)jcenter Una to the point where the treet witb tht easterly right of way tertecu the boundary Une Mtweei>| tfr|in« of St. Oeorge't Avenue (New with the center Una ot Inmtn »v«- ildrllne of Oraen of Amboy Avenue thence (3) north- euterly along the cenUrlln* of the!"me intersect* the center line n! Woodbrldge and Edison Townships: ,, , Highway Route 35) to ty of Mlddleaei, New Jersey will Une of th* Pennsylvania Railroad ers4y st&t nue: thence wuterly along the een- i EasUM? 399.31 erly along the centerllne of Amboy Port Reading Railroad to the cen- Ford Arenue: thence northerly along tbench * northerlth y alonl g thi easterlly and from raid beginning point run-Uhp. intersection of the most north- tit In the places henlnafter rlulg. Avenue to a point 200 feet northerly t« Une ot Inmsn Avenut to It* In- 'rrwMon farmed b7, terllne of Rihwsy Avenue; thence the center lint of Ford Avenut to Unt ot tbe Pennsylvania Railroad nlng easterly Unng s&ld cenUr line eiuterlv line of Block 3.5 prolonged; nated on ol the north property line of dree; tersection with the Oartlni IUU i .,: the Bid North- (2) southerly along the centerllne the center line of New Jersey Bute right ot way to the right ot way llne to the center Une ot Hew Jersey! thence 12) northwesterly tn the pro- APRIL II, 194.1 Parkway N. J. S4; thenra tnutbtrl? • :.' drren Htrtct and Street, thence |4) easterly parallel |of Rshway Avenue to the ce.nt*r- Highway Route No 25, now gnown of SUM HlRnwav Route #1; thence Garden SUte Parkway Route #4:!ionsei! line northeasterly of the between th* hoiirt of 7 AM and along the center lint of (Hr4*B :, nf SflUtheaeterly and distant 20o' northerly of the line oj FTfeman Street: thence (J) u U 8. No 1; thence westerly alnn( northeasterly along the right of way thence southerly along the center southeasterly line of Block. 394 J- BUt* Parkway N. J #4 to tbt) Point ,r:h StrMt; thine* I PM lattem Standard Time for north property line (if Grtsn street jrfiferly along the eenterllne ot tb* center line nf said Route Ho. J5 Unt nt State Highway Route #1 to line ot said last mentioned route• thence (3) southwesterly along the to the point ot Intersection with| muithendicTly Una and the prolongs- and pltc* of beginning. thi purpote of conducting t to the c*rVerlln« of Linden Avenue Freeman Htreet to tbe centerllne or Rout* No. 1 to the boundary line the southerly boundary line of the Slith Diitrlrt PoIUng Plate. Tlr* »: 10- Bad PRIMARY II. BCTIDN thence |3I northerly along the cen- of (he Perth Amboy-Woodbrldge of Idlson Township; thence south- city ot Rahway; thence easterly and the centet line ot James Plac*)i. tiOn thereof northeastrrly to the thi FOR THI NOMINATION nf candl- ter line of Llii'len Aveiiun fio tret; nrnneli of the Pennsylvania Rall- erly along said boundary line to tbe northeasterly along the boundary ience westerly along the center',Soulhwe»t«rly corner of said Block I •««se, Inmtn A«nne, Colonl*. 0 tait 100]!' to • dat*i on the Democratic ticket and thence (6) r:ntrrl). par;i:>l with ro»cl; thence 14) northerly along point or place of beginning line of the City of Rahway to th line ot James Place to the boundary JIM J; thencp, (4) northwesterly along the nomination of candidates on and northerly 2CU- feet from theltlu centerllne of the Perth Amboy- Seventh District Polling Place Rahway River; thence toutheasterl llu. between Kdlton and Wood-1 u,r southwesterly line of Blocks 394- WARD S — DIRTKICt T northerly fords Jr. linn arnoni, Fanning brtdpe Townships: thence northerlyij,, 2MK and 394J to the centerllne !)• d.' 10" Weit lMW'tht Republican ticket to he voted of Cireen .street to I Woodbrldn* Branch ot the Pennf; along the Rahway River to the west- BKHNNINQ at a point when tht nf th« Tfrth Ainhny-t vanla Railroad to the point of E Street and Inverneii Drive, Fordi, erly Une of the Borough ol Carteret along aald boundary llne tn the,nf Bedford Avenue, thenre (3) prolongation of Block JOS-D Inter- u,« Norlb*UMflj|aj| t th* epnilng Oener tion.. WoodhrldKf Branch of the Penn- glnnlnK. thence Kouthwenterly nlnnis tho west point or mace of beginning isouihweeterly along ctnwriine of net* the centtrUnt of Inmtn AT*- ' PM H'.rfst, and thsnee TuesdayTd , NNov*mb«r 5, 1M3 as here- 1 sylvania lUilrosd. thencr (7i mirth- Ninth District Polling PUce: Old «ly boundary line of the Bomug BKINO all of District 3 In the Bedford Avenue to the centerllne nut (oppotltt ciovtr Artant); SECOND WARD- i N«irtb*a*t«rll atd*-iInlfter listed and for trie election erly alon< the center'.lne of Perth Trinity Parlih House, II Trinity ot Oarteret and the center llne of fourth Ward to be known a* Fourth of Bjrd Street; thence IB) norlh- thenc* e«iterly along tht eenurllm C1GHTB OIITRIC1 Mreet on a court*'of Two Members, one man and one Amboy-WwxIiirKL'e Ilranch nf the] l.»ne, Woodbrld(«. Blair Road t„o the center line„ o..Wardt . District J ! westerly slons tht centerllne of Bytd of Inm»n Avenue to th* Inttntetlon Writ 101.03' to ttniWoman of the local County Kteru- I'ennsylvanla lUllnmd to the cen-i Beginning at a point where tht Homeitead Avenue; thencs westerly Second District Polling Place:!street to the centerllne, of Winter of the prolongation o! tht *att*t» .,-» .,f BEOINNlNa. live committee of the Democratic terllne of Preeman .Street thence eent*r line of the New Jertey Turn- along the c<:enter line nf Homestead School >J2?., New Dover Roafl, Co- .street; thence (7( ) southwesterly boundtry of Block SM-A and Iutt» WARD 2 - DISTRICT! 1 vremltet commonly|P»r*y from each iltctlon dlmrlct, IB) eaattrly alonn the. cenierllnt pUt interatcta the center line ol Avenui to thl center llne of Ash onla. along the centerllne of Winter Arenue; thence northerly along tb* f,V'i*t«d M Mo. 131 'M tht ttrrn of one year and one|of Preeman Street to the ceiuerllne The Second Ward, Flrn Durtrlet, Ford Avenue and from sa,ld Begin- Street: thence southerly along the Street to the prolongation south- east boundary of Blocks JH-A, MMI •.. •„ N J I man and om ro:nan of tht local I*' Rshway Avenue; thence (9) •ball comprise all of Keasbey and ail ning point running northerly along easterly of the dividing line between ctnter llne ot Ath Street tn the cen- WARD 4 - DISTRICT 3 tnd MHi-0 to lu intersection with ••-' , ill'amoun' ' t of ibt'Count'- -y Itec\uiv" « commlfee of ihe '"•southwesterl• y- an"- d' southerl••• •y aloaloni g of Mid Ward South of tht Uhlgh th* centn lint of Ford Avenue to ter line of Myrtle Avenue; thence Pleasant Avenue and south Cliff southerly llne ol Block S0t-A: R bll th< y Beginning at a point in tht divid- •p ittlsfltd bt aalO! *P" ''sn Party from each election cenlerllne of Rahway Aven',ue Valltj Railroad tracks excepting IN th* center line of N J State High Rond; thence (B) northwesterly llhenc* westerly along southerly Unt fnt wide *trlp on th* iuurlj side way Route No. 35, now known a wttterly along the center line of ing line between Edison Township •i of Two TbouJ»nd,j(il'trlft. for t term of one year and Berry street to the centerUne of King Oeorgts Potn Ro*d, par- D. B. No, I; thence easterly tlon tlyrtle Avenue and its westerly pm and WoodbrldB* Township where ,-' N;ne'.y-8*v*n (rj.-IAlso to Eler: of the New Jerwy Turnpike thenci Soiuh Clitt Pleasant Ave- ticularly described u follbwi: th* ctnttr Unejpf the last men' lonnatlon to Woodbrkixe Creek: the same la IIntersected d hy the cen- , , ,io southwest- eatterly lino 503-A; thtnc* north i ONII ATATATATS RKNATOR |10) southwesterly alo:nig the cen- nll t0 tne pro onga n n..n or Hat to Beginning al the tntereectlon of tloned rmd U>TD« center tins ol thence southerly along tbt Wood- tetmwr 1lin rime ntot Jame!• m»s. DPlac a^eA anaridl t+*\m I . . .. r .V . _ . _. . and northeaiterly along tb* bound- rour Members TO THI Uarllns ot New Jerseyy Turnpike to erly of the centerUne ot South Hill P , er« of the BOARD OF said prolongation ftnd the center- , •••M hprtdltamtnu asd nlclpal Bulldlnf, Main Street, Wood- of Way Un* ot the Lehlgh Valley thtnet aoutherly along th* ceuMi 01 the center line ol Nlelson Avenue; Place to tht center Itne ol New llne of South Hill Rosd to the cen- Avenue; tbenc* northweiterly along : M 'hereunto btlonglng CHOflK* fRUHOLDIRa brldfe. Railroad; thence, running Easterly Une of tht last mentioned route tr thence westerly along the said pro Jersey Garden State Parkway Route terllne of HlRhland Road; thence the cenwrllno of Uke Avenu. \a One MATOn longatlon and the center lint of the boundary of Clark TownaMp; , * »;>;>«rtil!nlng. The »ub- along th* Boutherly Iln* ol tht U- the center Una of the tald N tti; thence southerly along the last- (10) northwesterly along the cen- Nlelson Avenue to the center Une of ., • r, ',-iP. tight to tdjourn four COi;NCIl.MlTI-AT-LAROt htgh Valley Railroad 150 feet, mor* Turnpike; thence westerly along thi mentioned route to trio center line terllne of HlKhland Hond to the cen- thenct westerly tlong th* boundary • • :;-np to ttmi rubjtct One coDHcn.MAN from each oil WARD 1 - DISTRICT 2 or Its* to a point, tald point being ctnter Una of the lust mentions! Rahway Avenue; thence nnnnerly of Route #27; thence southwesterly terllne of East Clltf Road; the.nce of Clark Townahlp to It* Interatc-' along the center Une ot Rahway tlon with the Boundary ot 141M*} , ;; :::::utiont or restric- iht nil Wards BHHNNINM at a point, the lnter- th* Intersection of a Un* :M tee' road to tbt point or place of bi alonx said center line ol Route #27 (11) northeasterly alonn the cpn- Avenue to the center line ol Avone ,-. •...- mrclM of tuch sectlun ot tlie centerllne of the metturtd at right angles from and ginning. to th* line, flt Edison Township, lerline of East Cliff Road to the Township; thine* southerly along Btreet; thrnee westerly and north- the Edison Township boundary to ii. m spoclilly pnrndid Perth Anibny-woodbtidnyn e Branch ol parallel with the Easterly line of F-lshth Dlitrlct Polling; Place: thence northerly along tht last centerllne of Dover Road; thence not'NDARn« op raoroitD h Pi ld westerly along the center line ot mentioned line to the mint or the southwest corner ot Block M»-Q; : PI ot fourt. WABDI the Pennsylvania Railroad and the King Otorgee Pott Road and tb*! School #25, Ford Avenur >nd Ar- (12) southeasterly along the cen- e h J 1 renterllnt of Freeman Street, thence Avene! Street to the polnl of lnt«r- place ot beRlnulng. ' terllne of Dover Ro»d to the point thence easterly along th« eoutnern WARD 1 8outb«rly Right of Way Una of the! llngton Drive, Fordi. aectlon with the easterly right o n. from tht croialng of Carter*! J," ,hence.j UEINO all of District 3 In the or place of Beginning. boundary ot Block 50B-CI to tht way lint of the Pennsylvania Rail Fourth Ward to De known u Fourth northwest corner ol Block 505-D. Rotd and th* Nsw Jtrtey Turnpike;!,,. WARD i - DISTRICT • mad unil point ot place ot beginning Tenth District PolUnr Place: Ise- n, of i ! Ward, District 3 thence eoutherly along the westerly tlong th* rentirllnt of the Ntw Oton . Ate Uni adistan t 11 H tfeet meanred at BEGINNING at a. point, the In- 1lln Jr, School, Hyde Avenue, ii,1 \ BRIOIANI, nl| BEINC1 a portion of the Third Third District Polling PUce: ,",," line of Block 505-D to tht point tad Jerwy Turnpike to tht crottlng fit ,., rlghl angle* to anil parallel with tht tersection of the cesterllne of West Ward. District Ftv«, to be known u •atttrly line ot Elng Oeorget Pott School #15, Perjhlng Avenue, Iscttn. place ol beginning. g-»ng tht Ktw Jertty Turnpike and the n, yes Avenue to the centerUne of Pond Road (N, J, State Rout* 440) Third Ward, Fifth District . 4,4/U Road, tb* aims] courw) thereof io and the centerlln* of Florida Orove Seyenth District Polllni PUtet ,...- Fort Heading Railroad; thence! Fifth District Polling Place: First WARD J - DISTRICT 1 V.F.W. Bulldinf, Inman Atenue, :lht renttrilnt of the Oarden F:«te;i3) eii'.cr'.y aloiu the i-enterllue otj Road, th* boundary Hue between (lid Building, Avenel Street, Avenel. WARD 4 - DISTRICT 4 Woodhrldge Townihlp and City ofj BEGINNING at a point, the Inter Colonla, the port Rfjdliig Railroad to tht ihence. Northerly along tb* latter- BKOINNINQ at a polat, the In- section of the centerllne of New c ".'.''."rLti.!:ut Fraotls. Ji . x>Pitt.- iParkwa.„ «,/,y t„o th..i rroasin.g\ o„f th, e.... O*r. Perth Amboy; thenco (1) northerly din States oParkwak y J Stateictnlerllnt of the Perth ly Unt of Meadow Road 130 teet, tersectlon ot the centerUne at the, | Dover Road and the centerUne of and northeasterly alujis aald bound- WARD 3 — DISTRICT a WARD 5 - DISTRICT I Rcnitt H\: then a'.ut Pennsylvania Railroad and th6 cen- j Pennsylvania RaJlroad; thence (1) ary line between WoodbrMKe Town- BEGINNING al a point In Bt. BIOINNINO at the ctnterliiie nt X ^ of New Jeraey S'.n'i -ivanla ttuilroad. theme i4) southerly .'.: :;> C-otnmlttat ship and City of^ifth imboy to way Rout* 2] In a northerly . along the center.lite of the Perth Cliorges Avenui distant easterly 100 •••: Woodbrldg* for th* centerllae of th« Perth Amboy- lion to tlie lriteruvtl,i:i <<'. v i Anit*>V' WiKidbrlii^e Drjhrli of the teet from U. 8 HlRhway Route No Uit point or place ot Be- Woodbrldge BranW of tlm Peuu- 0 nrim p n.I'«nn^y:vanli Hn'.iro.id tu th. point 1; thence northerly along line L 9 , , - Jersey Highway Ro .'e Cl ., ginning and the Uhlfto Valley Rall- tylTanla Railroad; thence (2) north- ,V or p.rtp ntxgtrald, eitcu- •-!•• cnte of Way. tersectlon with th* centerllne of th aw» uw. w m» iniewc,™ o: i Ptrth Amboy-Woodbrtdge Braneh of to (I S. Highway Route No 1 to thecenwrllne of McLean Street; thenco •r,-. .« nttgtraid. d*c*a*td. center Une of WoodhttdKe Avenue; (2) southeasterly along the center- Ore«n fl'.rtet and W irtli H'rr'' Woodbrldgt Jr. lll|b School, Buron FlMt Irljtrlct Polling Place: School the Pennsylvania Killrosd to the thence north along tbe centerllne /i v,i'n'* .,'"*•"')' \ "* '','• ''"•-;Weil PonPdd RoaRdd to tht ctntet r UUn* Fourth District Polllni; Place: road; thence (V) northeasterly along I-;: 63 ot St. - Avenue 509-0 and 508-A to lt> Interjection •"••_|ln i—g t..Railroau dA, •„.!,. .^.. of, .K.'terllne ot Main Strwt to tbt ceu- „,it. Stat„,.,e. Highwam.h-.y. RoutB/n,t*. No« J3U-; Auth Avenue Fire House, Iselln, the centtrUne of the Pennsylvania nf ;or fls of beginning wltb tht westerly Us* of Block M: of th. Port Rudlng'.U',1"^, thence aoutberly along aald center Weit Pond tt) tho point or Railroad to the point or pltc* of UTli I TO BIDDUI tracer erlln place nt Beglnnlhg. Sixth District Polling PUce: thmce south along tb* vteicrlf Ust R»hwar Avenue: thin'J,, Hft| UUD ot SUte lil|hway Route No U Sth001 23 WARD I - DISTRICT 5 Beginning. S? ti the l vu c u Uni uoif Niw Bruniwlcl NitNinthh DistricDitit Polling Place4 * - W°»dbine Avenue, Ave- ot Block 909 to Un polat tot pits* ii'WA SIM n»n ne ofr rtanwnRahwnv AvAvee - n... ,,f ilrnv. mr,,.. th«m-« ,n *" h° " '" "«• "•" »•"»•»»» Beginning at a point where tht First District Polling Plare: Ichool QU<; School tfi, Straw berry Hill Avenue,! >' of beginning. 111i HI N lntirsectlon of Rahway ,»ii»-lv a'anu the centerlns of *" . tbenc„ e *mitb*att*rl«y y alongg center lice of State Highway Routa 2, Outlook Avenue, Colonl>. i u^..^.. » y'|eatl».iy a.oni, me center.iiii or « i»t Una tn th. cenur tint ol Woodbrldfe. *»i«|dl rcenten r Un. to th. cenwr Un* ol #17 intersect* tb* dividing line be- Eighth District Polling Platei Avtnut and Woodbrtdgt Avenue; Pennsylitnla Avenue: thencs south- •chool #17, Inmaa inane, Cvloaia. then along the centerllne of Wood Amboy Avenue; thence (5| auulherly WARD > — DISTRICT 1 tween Edison Township and Wood- WARD S - DISTRICT I Ntw Jenn WARD 3 - DISTRICT 1 Beginning at a point in the west- bridge Township; thence northerly BEGINNING at a point, the Inter- t u nanby tun BEOWNING at I point, the Inter- erly line ot Statcn Island Sound along the center Una of State High- section of the centerllne of the WARD S - DISTRICT I Beginning at tb* point of Istor- i:-.p ttiltd bids for tht »~..sectio™n o„t. th....,™™..e centerlln™e „of. th„.,„e .•""wrierNew!wrier* the* same Is Intersecteintersected by ththeeway Route #27 to a point when Pennsylvania RMlrojtl and the cen- the tame intersect! the prolongation terUne of Now Dover Road; thence awtlon of tbi cent** Ua* of tsxau Jersey Turnpike and the center In. therly ,ln, 0, thB PoIt Rei,lng thence (61 easterly along aald dl-j"' beginning. ot Cajteret Road west to the lnter- northwesterly of the dividing llne (1) northeasterly along the center- Arenu* with th* center Unt ot U.IS HIOH SCHOOL, lo- of Cwteret Road west to the Inter l rvk P thencth e 111 Dukes Roal and th* diylttM UB« Second Polllng Place: section ol the oenterllne of Carteret northwesterly southerly between blocks 428 and 428 as shown Une of the Pennsylvanl* Railroad to '" r:ot approgimtwiy « t.rlln. nt th. w,wihr',u« BAI road,atre.u to the Perth Amboy-Wood-ISchool #10, Clyd* Avenue, Hope- Road and Woodbrldg* llne of the Port Reading Railroad til* City of Babwty; thtnc* north- • * ft*t wNt ot Plwatnt ta 1 ly direction Map. «heet S3: thence southeasterly way and Woodbrldge Towruhlp: £d O,;"I4wMundar^SlbrUlw »'«-» «".tb, P.nnsyly.nl. U.n. thence ,.. .„ a touthtrl. Dock Property to the point ot In^ erly (long th* ctnttr Un* ot Out** .:• ilnut*ly on* hundred rt along said prolongation and the thence (2) southeasterly along said Ui* ctntirlln* of li, Wondbrid«.'luilri)*ll1; thr"r" (7) K>uth"1y "°"B Road which it tht aald dlrldlng Ui* •-••••'. o: Ritlbgton BU«*t, WARD I - DISTRICT ) «!£Avenu e .^I'f'.J'to the Intersectio' *~11n ot ?thKe ^ittaraV^-tblbVpS- dividing line of said blocks approxi- boundary lint between City of Rutl- t'll^o >' "'" <^"'^' °' 'he Perth Am- langatlo8 n southwesterly ot the cen between Woodbrtdgi tnd th* Olty • t lusting Junior High m.«rs*cuon OI me ^,, „.„,,,tll-i,i,,* u*...,.v* «f *n* CemerlIn. of Woodbrtdgt Avenue Un, „, ^^ 8treJ,. tnence |2, matelymately82 8200 teet to the center linlineo y and Woodbrldgne Township to EeHShVJdJ! R.'u^'Tr.'hr »!Z boy-woodbridfe Brtuch ot thtj Tbt twond Ward, Third Dlttriot, o! Railway to th* point oi iBUr- " ' >'. '.l.r uortli lernUntllon brt I 1 l i H 1 -nd Rahway Avenue; hence (2) In , i . ot Chain O'HIlls ltoad; thence1 the ceuierllim of St. Oeorjej s Are- S2. 4SL, S '^."1, l ";P. n.Tl«nl._Railro*d to th. point .MU b. comprlted of all tbat txacl Norttlea5terly llong til( pro onBa N tectton of tald cenur Unt of Duke* in Ittiln. Tom n D »«e ( N K1 y ); Jim, Turnplk.; then .long tb.^'^', ',"„ '.iStag lying North ot th* Leblgh Valley a northerly direction along the cen Kjiuhwesterly along the center llne » ( J " HihHighway y RoutRoute 35)35);; Botd with tb* boundary Un* b*< einterllm of the New Jeresy Turn tlon Southwesterly aud the center thence (3) southerly and southwest- Thlrd IMiUlcl Polling Place:! Railroad track*. West ot Crowi uui terllne ot Rahway Avenue to the line of Turner street to the Inter- of Chain O'HIllH s Rnad to tlie center! Hi l d tht tw*»n Clark and Woo&rldg* Tovn- 1 thB ll -'trsey, »i;i be rttelvtd pike to the i-nmliiK uf tiia New,8CBUoi su, HOIS street, Wood Road, South ot King cttorges Poat Intersection of the centerli™ oflM(:tlm, Q, tAme wlth tn, centM lino nf Green Street or Oak rree!«ly "lui ^ centerUne ot Bt ablpa: thenc* westerly along th* R( Ue r 5 Av(1 [» »:•! ot Uucatlon. Town- Jirny Turnpike am! the (larden bridge. Road and bit of the Edison Town- Railway Avenue end the Rlght-of-:lm(1 o( Wnlis atreef thenco (3| Road>ad:; thencthencee noiilheBsterlsoiuheiisterlyy alonalong;g " « ""? ^ the fenterllne of dWIdlng Unt between Clark *oa •enter line ot the last-nien- Itover ""<"*• theIlcfl <4) northwest- \axlbrldgi, Ulddl.Hi Ut* Paik»s), thru the cen- ship Uni, togeluer with thi follow- Way of the I'ort Heading Railroad; N()rt],we5t(riy al0I1|( u,e ce[ller llne the center line ot the last-men- Woodbrtdgt Towqahlpi to th. c*Dtm erly aluuK tho cemerllne ot Dover terlin* of thl Qirdru Hl»ti I'ark-j WARD 1 - DISTRICT I ing detcrlbtd tract ol lind, to wit:thence (31 enstprly along the ecu- u( Nln(h gtrfet lS5 (eet n)1)re or tinned road tu tho ceutpr line ot lino of Ihi Garden 8t*t* Partway, J.rxy, In tht Board Hond to centerlltien of Chain O'HIll 1 « Ail;«iii!atraUon Build- way to the crottln*! of th« lUratl) All that iurt of the Mr»t Wuil Beginning at thi Intersection of terllne of the RI|(ht-nf-Wity o( the j M. tnence ,4, Noriheasterly naral- Oreemer Avenue; thence soutliwett- Routt »4; thene* southwtfMtly 'ort Reading Hallroad to the lutrr- ltoad anil New Dover Road; thence <••' > School 8tl»*t, Wood- Slat* Partway and V, H Highway iyiug uorib of Heard's Brook west thi latterly line of King Oeurget Jlel with Turner Street to the Bouth- erly aloug the center line of creemer along to* ctnw Iln* of tb* Oaxdtn Route SI. then aloiiK the Pott Road with tht Southerly lllght sectltm of the centerllno of the Avenue and Its prolongation to lh.|'5) ' J» northwesterly along the BUt* Parkway. Route #i to th* ..'c* -'^rie;, on le center-[o( ltle cel,i,r uns of Amboy Avenue | ierly line of Blm-l! 1053-A; thence (5) 111 1 f ew nt of V H llviivtty ltiiule Sl| and in of the ctuter Hue of the ol Way Un* ot tb* Lehlgh Valley UlRht-of-Wny ut the Tort KeauhiK right of way of tiie Philadelphia.!';? " "» " f Dover Road to point of tnttrteotlon of Mid onto fl M'HII. is. IM] »t j p.M, Northeasterly along sulil Southerly la a westerly direction to the Town- Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Railroad: thtnee, running fcuterly Railroad itnd a atrenui on Ulock line of Block 1053-A to Its Inter- and -teadln- Railroad: thence west- *:*£"*<>»?«*?&***•,.„ Un* with the center tin* ol Inmio i:..linl Tlm*), and UXn econd District Polllns Avenui; thenc. eatterly along th*> ship boundary; then along thl and the center Iln* of State High- along th* Southerly Une ot tbt U- lOLfii): thence (4) In a northeasterly section with the center lino of Tur- erly along said right of way lino to ' ' i'-bUcly oixntd and direction aloug tli» stream through lonla Public Library, Colonla Blvd. center llne of InmaD Avenui to IB* Township boundary In t louthirly, Route No. 19. high Valley Railroad 150 feet, mori ner Street; thence (6) Northeasterly lhe dividing line Between Kdlson Blocks 101«C, 101DA and B14 to the lnttnectloa of said centir Ua* wltb *a*t«rly and northerly direction to Fourth District Polling Place: or MM. to t point, tald point being and ; the Northeisterly prolon- Township and WoodbrldRs Town- "I'.on lor Blddtn, rofm extension ot said stream at the In- ship: thence northerly along aald tht dividing Una b.twetn lh« City Ih* point af origin School #1, Maw bey Street, Wood- tb* Intersection ot a Une ISO te*t Billion nf Turner Street to the ln- 'a -..Ueueral CouUIUont. iue»turtd'at"rtght"ariglVi"troni ana tersectlon ot the stream mil the dividing Hue to tbe eolnl nr place1 WARD 5 — DISTRICT ) of Bahtay and Woodbildn Town- : bridge. teriiectlnii of same with tlie bound- '-ary lltneral Coudlltou* WAKD ) centerllne of Homestead Avenue; BeglnnliiK at a point In tbe cen- jhip. the point or plac* ot B*- int«rs»tUon ol the paraUtl fits tbt bslirlj Uni ot ary line between the Tuwushlp of ot beBttinlng. '•*''.. Dmwlngi and 8pt- From thi thence (5) ervsitrly alonu the cen- BEING all of district 5 and a por- ter llne of Colonla Road, also known Jhip. lirviB'l and tho Town- WARD 1 - DISTRICT 5 King Oeorget Pott Ruad aud tb* Wihnitjrldgft and till IJoi-ounh of mty In eiamtned aud Woudbrldgt terllne uf HolueHettd Avenue ti) the tion of district 8 In the Fourth at Colonla Boulevard, when the ginning All that tract between the Ptnn- Boutherly Sight of Way Hue of the Caitrrei, thence r/1 Bouthcusterly Ninth District PoIUng FUti: Co- \ ••'• '.ht offU-a of tht Altht- thin boundin. then along thl ceu- Ward to b. knows as Fourth Ward. aami Is Intersected by thi otnter aylvaul* Railroad Ion the cut) aud Leblgh Valley Railroad; tlience. ^:: '' r'" lonla Civic Improvement Clnl), IB- ••imi j Wltdtnum aud Uiillu. ut tin WoudurUtge Railroad Southwesterly and Westerly along a BUtr Komi and Homestead Avemie District 5 Iln* ot New Dover Road and Irotu to th. crotatng of the railroad and the center llne uf Amboy Avenue ucntrr lino of WoodbrtdKe-Carteret said beginning point running In I nun Avenue and Conduit Way, C*. •' Wledtreum, J1J Wait Un* distant 150 tut measured at thenre IS) northerly aloni,' the cen- ltoad; thenco (81 In a general South- tilth District Polling Place: r thl Hew Jerny Turnpike; then (on the welt) and the center lint general northerly direction along the lonla. |« »'. 'Itmion, Niw Jtraty right angles to and paralleparailtl wltbn he «' Itoad to the Inter- School #6, (ireen Street, Iselln. of Freeman Street (on the north) erly direction ul the said bound- center llne ol Colonla Boulevard to '• -owv.it Avenm. Valley •long thl cinterilne of the Niw •uterly Une of King Otorgu poujwctlou ot the ccuterllne »f llUlr and Ion the bouih) by a Hue drawn ary lllnl e to tthho point of UitersectloD t point where It la Intersected by WARD 5 - DISTKICt W • Vori. and at Ih* B«c- Jtraty Turnpike tu tho croulnK ol Road thi several cour*e« thereof to H"»d ""> the luwnslilp lluuniliiry; WAKD 4 - DISTRICT 5 Road, tht with HIP Northerly or Westerly lint thi center Hut ol Hollinan Boule- BIQINNINa it a point Wbtn tbt <•• Adiiilnlttratlou BuilJ- the New Jersty Turnpike and Cur- pantile! with Green Street and 100 thence (il eibtcrly ftlouK the Towu- BECHNNBiO at a point, the In- ttet north of the northerly llne Ihl laittrly Un* ot Uladow Kaod; of staten Island Sound; thence (9| vard; thence northerly along thi boundary line between Kdlaon and •itrett. Woodbrldg., Mlil- :eret Roed; then aloii|( the crjuer- titnee, Northerly along th. Easterly liiklp Uuuntlary to the ct'iilurllne uf tersection of the centerlliiB of New ; l thereof In » Keneral Westerly direction along center line uf Hoffman Boulevard to Woodbrlde. Townahlpt It lnten*ct«d • ' i. Niw Jtrtty, and Hn* of Cartertt Ro*il to the Ihter- lint of Meadow Road 150 Ictt more the Township lloumlary umi the ex- Jersey State Highway Huuta #25 tilth District PoIUng Plact: iho same sound to the Southerly a polin where tha Mm* Intersect* bj th* centerllne of Clark Plac*-, '•'•« druwlniji and aptcl- Mctlou ot Cartint Hoad and WuoJ- or i*u, to tht Southerly Uni o! King tension uf the ct-uttirllne of Turner and the cenUrllne of the i'ort Read- brldg* Aveuui; then aluu,( the cen- Wuodtirldfc Jr. Hl|b School, Barron Htreet; thence id) uuutherly fruui lint of the Port Reading Railroad ing Railroad; thence (1) northwest- tbt southerly llne of Block 443 as them:, .uterly along th* etnKrltn* ••'» be obUlned al aald Oeorget Pott Road: thenc*, Buterly Dock Property and point or place ot of Clark Place to Us lnttrtectlo* 1 terllln of Woodbrldue Avenuo tu tlie Avenue. Vhe Intersei'tlon vl the TownKhlp erly and westerly along the center- shuwn on tho WoodbrldK* Townsnlp "u UejHifclt, by peraunv and Northeaaterly aloug th. wvtnl iiet:lnnlng. Tax Map; thence eaaterly and north- with thi cent*rllm of Idgawood lntaraacUou ot WoodlirldKe Avenut couraei of Elng Oeorms pon Rotd Boundary HIU! the titMiteiiliiD uf line ot the Port RoadliiK Itallroad ' sulimll « Uuua fld« bid Seventh District Polling easterly alouij the southerly and Avenue; thence taalerly from wld nd Rahway Avenue; then alouil the WAKD 1 - DISTRICT I to the point or place of Beginning Turner Street lo the Intersection of sevemn umr.« „...., r.«j. to the centerllne of the Garden ''••'•••* t will b. awarded toceitterlllti of IUh»uy Avenue to the BSO1NNINU at * point, the In- the Miiterllue uf TMrner Street and »as«™an Heights School, Holly Slate Partway (N, J. State Highway euterly lino ot said Block 413 to I Intersection to tbt southwest ooiair ano tot Leblgh Valley lUllmed Street, Fort Reading. •'• "siKiiuihi. bidder or Hie crowluK of HahtfaY Avenue mul the tersection of thi centtrUne ot Wuod- tho .southern portion of the Port Route #4); thence (2) easterly tu point wtier> It Intersects the center 0' block 498-A: tbence tuterly lKht of Way lino of Hrnmhall lUiad whlcb Is also • *i;i Ut itjwttd wllhl rtght-tif-wty of tin fun HtJillns btldge Csrtoret Roul and thi ctuter Reading Coal Dock»; thpnuc ID) a point, the Intersection of the cen- along the aouth.rti boundary Un. Third Dlitrict PalUnc rucc Fords the dividing llne between tb* Town- of Block 4II0-A and 4M-E and 474-A Railroad; then along tni lenurime Hue of tlie New Jersey Turnpike; southeasterly along the Port Read- WARD 3 - DISTRICT I terllne ol Winding Roaii and Joel 1 thcuce (1) tuu tliwesterly aLoug th. firs liouie, Corrlel. Slictt, rords. ahlp of Woodbrldge and ihe City of 10 the intersection of th. prolonga- t, howtver, to thi of Uit rtght-uf-w»y of tho I'ort Ing COAL Docks to the Intersection Bigiunlng al a point in in. Penn- Place; tlieiice (3) atlll easterly alouij ctuter Un« of tbe New Jersey Turn- Rahway; thence lu a «>utheasterly tion uf this Hue and the ctnurllne "Shi reserved by Httdlug tUllruad lo tlm rrimtlud ot of this line aud the Township tylvanla Railroad where aamt II In- tho centerllne of Joel 1'lace to the M uf plki to the center line ot tMrry westerly terminus ot tho centerllne direction along thi boundary llne ol Qardeu Btat* Parkway N J tC4; | Education io w»lvt th* rtght-ot-way of Hi. Pon Read- WARD I - DISTRICT 4 llouudary; lli.net (10) southwester- tersected by tbt Port Reading Rail- 8Utit; thenc. (2) northerly ajid thence northerly along th. center- *a II, lo r*]*ct any Beviimuig at a point ui Iln Idlaon ly from this Intersection to the In- road, and from said beginning polnl Of Creemer Street; thence (4) atlll between Woodbrldge and Rabway lo y ing Railroad an* St. Ueorge Avt- northeasterly along cenlerllne ot Uni of tin Oinlcu 9t*K Farkvay Township Hot 100 ten uurtb of th. tersection of tilt extension ol trio running northerly along tbe Penn- easterly along the ceuterllne ofj the ceiuet line of New Jersey State tu adv«rtl»* toi uut; tlieu alung the ceiitirllne of Berry atrtet tud Rthwuy Avitiut to ' Highway Koutt #27: thence south- N J #4 to ihi> Intermciloo of th* if, |tt iu uuitturlj Unt of Flttb 8tr.it; theno. e*nt«rlln« «t ("entrnl Avenue and sylvanla Railroad to thi center Uni Creemer Street to the centerllue of thi St. Oeorg. Lveiiue In a northerly tbt WoodbrltUe - Curteret Road; cint*rllnl ot Inmtn Avenue: tne-iici 111 euwrly along • Itn* 100 feel north the Township Boundary; thence (11) of Avenel Street; Ihence aoutnnit- Clreon atreet, tlienco (5) northerly westerly along the ceiuer Iln* of said »i «( ih* School Dlitrtci direction lo th. T«wn»lilp boun- then.m (31 tJitterly along the cen- wesUrly aloug the c*nterllm of lu- of Fifth Btreit croatlng (Jrtni Ave- westerly UIOUK th. centerllne uf lhe rrly and easterly aloug tha oenter along the ceuterllne of (Heen Sued nui mentioned Rout* to In* eeuui "'•• bt promulid. dary; then aluug the Townslilp lino »' Woudbrlge-Cmteiet Koad to the ctnt.i'lln* of Chain (I'Hlllri man Avenue to tht Boundary nn. 1 nus to th* northerly Hut ot Fords of the i-entcrllna ol i;en- line of Avenel' Street lo the centtr lla. ul New ;Xivu Kind: thinci Hr mini doyoatl «11U boundary In an easterly, southerly to the point of i>lm o ol beginning. [loud: thenco (6) oasurly along tin: bitw.en tdleon tnd Woodhniij. Terrace No. 1; thence northerly tml Avenue to t)it Intersection of lino ol Kahway Avenue, ihenct iiorfiweiterly along tne center llne •> In tin amount nut and westerly direction lo thi point :enlcrllne u[ Cluln O'Hllb Iluad tu Townahlpt: Iheoc. soulUtrlj aionr Slllli Dlttrkt Pollllic l-Utr, Mu- tlong Ut* BUS* to an anglt point; tlie , entnT.ue of Central Avenue Miutiierly along tn. eentei lint of of New Dover Kuad to lb. point nr .•'i'nuLupi (10%) ol the ut ofltfln. nicipal Building Building, Ml uf the dl Mid boundary lint, which u rhi theuce taittrly along tb* uortu.ilj antl the Intersection of Old Kuad; Rahway Avenue to thl center Hue a point, tha nluce ol begtnnlni " 'In lorin aud mlileot tVuudbrldl. Hue between L'ir.vvnit Ave Third District Polling Plica: ctnterllne ot Wood Avenui t« ibe WAHU 4 Un* of Ford. T«rrn-e Ho 1 to tbl thent't (12) suutlierly tu the Inter - ot Nl.lton Avenue: theuc. south- •"ilitljiu lun.ided In tirhoui ff20, t'laremont Avenue, Co- point and plac* of beginning From th. luKriwctloii ut Now center U»l of aiary Avtuut: th.net aecllnn of the centerllno of Old easterly alung the center line ol mm uml Huuili * -111r Uuail; them 'l C (7) suulhcrly nlonn aulil iHvldlni! I)ov«f Ruad aLd tha Township WAHD 1 - IlisTHICT 1 oorihtrl; along tatd oeuter Una to aiul Central Avenue to the In Nlelaon Avenue to the VVoodbrlilise IOIIU. Tenth Dlslrift Polling Pl»*t: < 0- lino between 1'lraHniu Aveuuo ttml « 'hall *Hliarav 111* bid boundary: along tft. cetttetHu. "I _JU1HN1N(I Hi » uulnt, the lu- a point IW Hel norm of thi aorth- ctlou of Iho oenterlltiB ul ohl Ones; iheuce In a aouinwetlerly dl- lonu Unt Aid BulMlut, Beekmin ''••• after lit* dat« of Mew Dover Road lo tbi liitereecllun Urwcllou uf the toiittrllim uf H J trly lloi ot PlUnan Avenue, lu.nci and (il.iuovtt Avenue; theme Smith Cliff Itmul m tho i-euierllue Avenue, Colonla. ceultuu along the ceiuei llur of tb. of Winter Htreei: tliemo 181 cut WAKD 5 - D1STHKT 4 I bui,. qf W«w Dor*( Bo»d and Meredith HUto Hlahvyuy Hotite 35 a«a lilt tuurl; t4ou« said Hut 100 l**l (13) woattifly truai lh« lnltirbeclUin WoodlirtdKO Creek n> the uurilurly centerllne uf the (larden Statt Park- erly alulin tilt cemarllue ut Winter Beglnuluy at a pnlm when tbs Allll OK KDUOAIION Road: tbiu alout th* centerllne at north ol Pltnua Ai«iiu« ui the an-uf llio t riiU-rlllie ul OU1 Huilil and Um uf tile fori Reaaln» Itallnmd; WARD 1 - UISTB1CT 11 Hunt. titieet to tho ct-iiierlliit) of Byril ciuler lino ot No« Jersey Qaidec )*• W(KW»BKlDOtl MtTtdltb Road to the UilerMctluti way {» J Htaie B Ml Iln* of M 1 But* Highway Houi* the cenleiilnt! of (llciii'uvH Avit- iheuco wetterly aluug ill" uorttierly al tb* lntera.0[lli^U at #1), theiico (U easterly ta No. 4; Uieuc* tuuttittli *loug Ut. line u> Uio interaction uf th. ran Htreei; Uieu.cu (U) tuutherly aluui; State Harkway Bout. #4 Intersecu COUNTS of lliltdltb Rotd aud Middles*J Um ut the fort Keudius lulliwad • lit. icnierllnu uf llynl Hliett Street Hi. center Unt ut New Diivei Koad mt oiniertlnei. of Inman AvICui JUlfiBY: Annul; thin along th. c.itterUni etultrly ui tht ceuUrllne ot tho Putt auus to tbi ctater lla* of King torlliiti uf i}lcnc^)ve Avenui and lta cniulug Rahwty Aveuue to tbe aua Ib* tdlton ftiwbthtp boundtry Koudlim Kallruwi; tbtoc. (2) miuLU- Otargt's Po«t Rokd; unuc. watwrly citeii^luii with the ceuterllue ut tho to tho i-eut.i'llue ot Worth tltreeL, Ibince easterly alung lite txuiei llne of itlddl.Mi Aviuue to th« liiter- point ol interKctlou of ih. Hid theme (10) westerly uluug tho ceit- ol New Duver Rotd lo tu Interaec line, thence isiurly along tbt oaa- ttotion |if Ulildl.sei Aveuui aiiil eiatcrly aluug Ilia ueutorUue of lhe •long Ut iMt miotluued canter Iln* New Jersey Turnpike; thence (14) Purl Ueadlug Kallroml *lm lite lerlln. of loiiiau Aviou. lo tb. in- Oecrtltxy Port BtaiUng Railroad to the cou- terllno ut Worlli fUreet to tho ten- HOD wlih the oentei line ol Culmiu 1IM1 licLtan Street; then alum the ten- lo th* llu* of Idltuu lowutblp: uurth.uu:rly tu tin polut or place Peuuiylianla Rallrvad and th. pnlu< lerllue- uf Ureen Strcol; thence (II) icraecilou of the urolaniatlon ot lb* lerllns of Hew Jerwy Btat* High- tliMc* nurtlurt) tlung HU llu* tn ul U«ijl»uluis. Ruad •oiiieilmts known 41 Itrllni Ol McUan tjtrlol to till In •it place ot Bo«lnnlu» Buultvard; thtnet uurtlierly «i"U| wMte.rn boundary ot Block 90>-O. way Hout* #«; th»uce (J) toutb- the point or plM* of oeglnolnj Unt Dlitrlct rulllug PUce: scbuol tuiuherlyy Urn ceuteiiluo ot Mntotlon of UcUun Htrtet aud Being a portion ot luird Ward tb* oinier Unt ot Onloul* Buuleitrd oppoalt* Clover Anout. Ih.ue* irly tloug tha oeuterllm ol N J. #9, West Av.uuc, Port Reading. Oreeu tiireei lo the- conicrlliti ut ITOR WI)» Block Aviuue; then aluilj tin cen- Fourth Dlttrktktt Folfluii Placi: ntlh District, to be kuowu at I'lilrd to It* Intersection with th. cetitti oonhirlj along tb* bmiudtn it BUM Ulnhwoy Buutt #» lu Ui. New Jemey rjtuto Ilighwiy Huute t*nl»» of Block Av«uu. lu tho In- School Kini g Uot-o to lu (nwrweUen witb ot «duc»tlon win re kiltiMctluu with the tenlerllnc uf #2J; thence (U) westerly UIDUB the * st*l*4 bid, in,; twMOtton ol Block Av«nu. aud ihtUeuU'a Brook proloug*d wutwly: tor as. WARD 1 - DlbTHICT 2 uuriherly along lb. center line ol lb* touthefly Un* of Block (M-O: Mi>~rl" Highway; tb.n alung llu Beginning at a point tu 81 Elthtb lllstrlct rolling Plac. otnterllue ot N. J. State Highway thenc* wetterly ilong thi toutiurn IIM it theuci (4) eftsterly along nld pro- Unt Aid Building, Avenel glieet, Hoffman Bnulsvird 10 tbi ottttifUM of tb. Lluooln Highway WAKD I - DlliXBU I t Uauigei Av.uu* when aami It 111- Route 25 tu the centerllue uf the boundary at Block JM-O M IM Is- luutiAUou ot tb* cuwrllut ui AveneL Oarden BUI* I'arkway, the pulnt or ly Una uf Block 4(3 as tliowu nu ! «», Twmr It 10 till Intersection ot the Lincoln Htald't Drool to th* centerllu. of gluuUkg II * Ml4)i fbll* th* ttrtKWd by tbt Pon R«adlng Hall- th. Towusblp Tai Hap; ttioucc «wt lemellah wltb tht »dlto«i TaKfttklp 1 r Hlfhw»y and Him Dow I>o*d'. tbtn road, and from said htflnnlng paint place of Beginning. boundary Unt; thtnet aoutherly I ' 1144 • M Ajubuy Avenm; th«u^e (5) wuth- «*iit«r Un* ol t&* l(*w Jarsty Tun- WARD 3 - ltlSlKKT > erly along tb* southerly Ilni ut along tbi etDttrUnt of N*w ix».i trly along tht otuUrlln* of Amboy plkt U>t*n*6M U» Miaou ruwn- running soritMrly along th* oca Mr gatu Dl.tiut g along U>. sdUoa TowndUp bound- Um of 81 Onorgai Avenu. to a poluf BsaiHNUlU tl tu. pulni ul Us Block. 4«J and Block W4 to tb« ftotj to till lDttrncUuu vt n*w Avenue td Ihl cttnterllno ul Grove ahlp 1U>«; Uunc* nuthwly tiong lehoul #18, ludlana Avenue, lielUi. noitbeatt corner ot Blooi 461: ary lint to a petti tad plM* *i I DovtT lotd and St. U.or»« Ave- btlng 160 t**t ilM of 0 8 Highway Mcaccilon ul ih* otn Mi Un* of uginnipg. 11 r Street, llwuc* (6) wsst«r|y aloug Us* dlrldlug lint Mtw**s CelltaD WAKD 4 - D1STH1CI g tbence southerly alung the u 124* - U Ihaim aiQiLg ib* «i*ut.rUn* of th* ceiiterllut ut Giun Strt«t to ill* *o4 vVoodbrldm TvWBtWpt swyii Hout* Mo. li ibtepi nottatrly tjoci Woodhrldg* »viau«, somtlliPM call- a Uni wblob I* 1W MU taittrll and ed Woodbrtdgt-8ewu*a Road, wltb BgOlNMNU at a point, the 19- Um of Bloek 481 (o lu tauibiatin-iy eioiinth DIMikt Polltag riaeti, tarn Avtnui to tbi lutu- otuwrllnc of Uattttou fitrett; thtnet HMD 8B«*I. 1T*U»*B tad Wild cumer: Untnce wmtrlj alow \bt " l»mu Aitnw, Ctteoifct Mttloo ol St. fltorgt Av.»ut and 11k norUwrlf along Ul* coutetilut nualltl wllb 0 8. «|b«ty Boutt tbi c*ot*r Uni ot ibi WosdblMl* tcrawcllon of the centerllm of New wood A.VWU*. u i point 1M Jt Crtti: tbenot In a gtatral North- Jerwy BUte Highway Bout, li and aouthtrly Itni of Block *»' *sd ooo Ua north*") list ol Blook 391; thtn 1 .'.. 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