?HE MIDDLESEX COUNTY

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Tuesday, February 21, 1967 On Thursd«y Teachers Union To Take No Action Now "" *Town to Purchase Fords To Await NEWSFRONT Site for Branch Library Appellate WOODBRIDGE — An ordi- Decision nance, appropriating $65,500 to ! acquire a site in the Fords sec- WOODBRIDGE — "I recom- tion of the Township for the Woodbridge Approves mend that the Woodbridge Town- CLOSE-UPS ship Federation of Teachers take I construction of a much-needed WO0I)BRIIM;K William Bihler, a former president branch library in that area, was no further action until a de- of the Board of L'duration, was elected again to the presi- introduced on first reading at a New Firehouse; Colonla rision is reached by the Appel- dency of the education hody at thr reorganisation meeting meeting of the. Municipal Coun late Division", Charles Richards, of tlie Board Monday night. He succeeds George Rybak. cil. president of the WTFT told JBihler served as president in 1!H>5 and was succeeded by Ry- At present, the Fords branch"fiays, 'No' On Same Topic members of his union at a spe- bak. He was the only candidate. Charles Famula made the library is housed in a former! WOODBRIDGE - Voters of cial meeting held this afternoon motion and it was seconded by the new Board member, Ed- at St. James' School auditorium. store on New Brunswick Avenue jFirc Dktricl No x _ Wood ward (Jadek. On a motion made by Rybak and seconded by The statement, in effect, pre- Roy Miindy, William Brenner was nominated for the posi- and is much too small to housejbrk|ge an(, Sewarcn _ a . Joint Meeting vents another strike which tion of vice president, but he declined the nomination. Bihler the necessary collection of books!ed a $350 000 bond jssue gatur. then nominated Famula for reelection, the motion was sec- for the area. ,ay fo|. ,he construclion of a union members had threatened onded by Gadek and was approved. The new president ex- The site proposed by the Board i firehouse and a $40 m bom| Seen To Fight in veiled statements at the pressed his "thanks and appreciation". He said he was of Trustees of the Free Public jssue for the chase of a new Board of Education meeting. Library is on Ford Avenue, near The teachers Monday nigh* "mindful of the responsibilities which I accept with humil- fire apparatus Air Pollution COUNCILMAN HONORED: The annual "Outstanding Citi- ity, dedication and a desire to place the Woodbridge Town- Main Street. At present there is I harged that Francis Fotey, an old house on the acreage. L At '"e same time District 12 - zenship Award" was presented to Councilman Roy A. Jack- ship School System among the leaders of the state". He WOODBRIDGE - "We have son of Carteret, right, by Anthony Panaccione, president of oard CounciLhad failed to keep urged the help and cooperation of the "administrative staff It is estimated that $3,200 is j Inman Avenue section of Colo- to stop saying your face is dirt- p with an agreement made in nia, voted down a $50,000 bond the Cornell Estates Civic Association, left. The presentation in working for a fine outstanding school s y s t e m". The needed for a down payment and ier than mine, and find a way was made at the association's annual dinner-dance. arbitration with labor mediator, LEADER-PRESS was named as an official newspaper by that bonds will be issued in the issue to furnish and complete to stop air pollution problems, Theodore Kheel, that Foley was thr Board. Meetings will continue to be held the third Mon- maximum amount of $62,300. the new firehouse. They approv- for pollution knows no bound to appear in court to request day of each month. The appropriation also includes ed a $4,000 appropriation for the aries," Business Administrator eniency on the sentences. the sum of $5,000 estimated to be extension of the fire alarm sys James A. Alloway declared to- * • * Food Establishment Code Richards earlier on Monday CARTERET — Joseph P. Lamb and Gabriel Comha were re- necessary to finance the costs tern, but failed to O. K.. the ap- day in announcing a study is appropriation for water to fight being made by seven area mu- had been sentenced to serve a elected president and vice president of the Board of Education including architect's fees, month of a three-month term in Monday night. Lamb was rceiccted unanimously to his fourth counting, engineering and 'fires. nicipalities toward the creation in of a Joint Meeting. the Middlesex County Jail. Jo- consecutive term. Seated as new members were Mrs. Mildred spection costs and legal expen-| Work on the construction of Adopted by Carteret Board Commerford, elected to the unexpired term of Harold Ross; ieph Cascella, the national union ses. the new Woodbridge firehouse Wuodbridge originally made CARTERET — The 1965 Re- community. He revealed that Eugene Brown, John Cieslaczyk and John Litus. The latter were representative who led the Hearing March 7 will begin shortly according to a proposal for area battle tail Food Establishments Code patients are already being treat incumbents who ran without opposition. The LEADER-PRESS Warren Harned Board secre against air pollution but it was teachers' strike, was ordered to Hearing on the ordinance will - of New Jersey, which imposes ed and that $3,000 has been set was named as an official newspaper of the Board. The Board tary. met with suspicion by several serve three months of a six- be held at the nex* meeting, strict regulations on food es- aside in the municipal budget month suspended sentence, by also moved to continue meeting on the fourth Wednesday of In District 1, the new fire- municipalities including Edison. to pay for this service to indi each month at 8 P. M., in Lincoln School. Thanking the Board March 7. Perth Amboy and Carteret. tablishments and fines for vio- Gerofsky on criminal contempt house was approved 169 to 32; gent patients. •members for his reelection as president, Lamb said: "I am An ordinance to authorize the "W"We hhave been seeking lators, was adopted last week conviction. Each was also fined the fire apparatus, 170 to 30; A recommendation for the es- happy at the vote of confidence the public gave you since no construction of a swimming pool legal vehicle whereby an by the Board of Health. $1,000. Both were placed on pro the budget, 183 to 17 and the tablishment of two full-service candidates were posted to run against you. Tt is a vote of con- In the Project Bowtie area of agency can be created on a re A $10 fee was set under the water appropriation, 179 to 20. health stations for children in bation — Cascella for two years fidence to you as individuals and, in no small part, to the boardj Port Reading, at a cost of gional basis", Mr. Alloway new ordinance for establish- $150,000 was passed on final the Youth Center and the Dolan and Richards for one. itself and its program." In District 12, William B. said, "and found the 1952 Joint ments of four employes or less: Nine other defendants, all * * t •eading without objection from Homes was also adopted by the Price, 88 Lancaster Avenue, was Consolidated Municipality Act $20 for those with five or more he council or the audience. A board. township teachers, were given a , WOODBRIDGE — For once the men will have their say, elected to a three year term, which was originally designed employes and $6 for itinerants. Support for cooperation with month suspended sentence a uninterrupted. Fof on March 2nd, the Woodbridge Township arge portion of the cost will garnering 152 votes, Other can- to take care of sewer disposal In setting the fee, the board Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its annual the Head Start Program for the $500 fine and a year's probation. ventually be paid for by fed- didates and their vote were as plans. We talked to the attor- followed the suggestion of health "Bosses Night" at the new Howard Johnson motel meeting eral funds. follows: Joseph Ostrowski, 127; officer David Edenson who point- borough was also pledged by the Judge Gerofsky warned that din- room on Route 1. Mrs. Catherine Kad?«h is genera! chair- ney general's office and the fed- board. ing the probation period • the On a recommendation by the Kenneth Kucsera, 101; Vincent eral authorities and they could ed out that the new fee schedule man. The bosses will have an opportunity to voice their Board of Adjustment, the coun- May 13, 20 and 27 were sel teachers and Cascella "could not Mondano, 150. The firehouse see no objection to using the would pay the cost of inspec- "gripes". The meeting will also mark the ninth birthday of il granted a variance to Is- tions for larger food esfcafolish- as the dates for the annual ra- engage in illegal strike activi- referendum was defeated 226 to same vehicle for air pollution." the local BPW. Speaker of the evening will be Miss Cath- land Town Houses, Inc., to per bies clinic The clinics wilt be ties". . 127; water and hydrant service ments, such as food markets. erine Eastburn, third vice president of the New Jersey Fed- mit erection of 147 two-family Mr. Alloway said he and re- 1 held from 1 until 4 P. M. on at $25,000, defeated 183 to 162; Cost - of the dog license fee Open Session eration of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. dwellings on Florida Grove presentatives of other communi- each of these days. extension of fire alarm system was also increased by the board At this afternoon's meeting, * • * Road, Keasbey. The applicant ties have been working with As- apprpved. A total of 446 resi from $2 to $3. Raymond Peterson opened the WOODBRIDGE — Bernard W. Freedman, the Township's wel now has permission from the semblyman Norman Tanzman dents of the district voted. The According to board president Uncut Board Budget session because Cascella and fare director, who was named "Young Man of the Year" re courts to use the premises as on the subject and Assemblyman $42,870 was William Walsh, the increase was Richards were conferring in cently by the Woodbridge Township Jaycees was honored over a trailer court and the con Robert Wilentz has been asked Up for Vote Tuesday defeated by 186 to 138. necessary in order to offset the WOODBRIDGE - The Newark with attorneys and state the weekend by the New Jersey Jaycees at the Ivy Stone Inn. struction of the town houses is ; to draw up legislation in case fee increase imposed by the Pennsauken, as one of the "Five Outstanding Young Men of The Board of Fire Commis- the 1952 act does not apply. Woodbridge Township voters union officials. Peterson review- compromise. The developers county since the "dog account" ed the court procedure and stat- 1966". Over 1,000 Jaycees and their wives participated in the will have approximately three or sioners of District 12, will meet will again be asked to vote on r is designed to 'be self-support- the multi-million dollar school ed the personnel -in the County two-day conventioentn n which was highlighted by the awards baa our different front elevations Thursday night to set a new Need Party Politic ing. budget on February 28 — the Probation Oflfdoe were "very quet Saturdayy hnighti . The winners were selected by a panel of for the homes and will endeavor date for a vote on the budget. The business administrator judges, Mrs. Mary Roebling, president of Trenton Trust Com said he has been in touch with In answer to objections against same budget which was de- nice to the men but that the two to develop the tract so that no the proposed fluoridation sur- feated on February 14. women teachers were subject- pany; General Donald Strit, New Jersey National Guard; Leslie wo elevations of the same de- DEATH CANCELS PLAY representatives from Madison, G. Brown, president of Precision Steel Corporation; Jim Skid- Edison, Sayreville, South Am- vey, board members told a del- The Board of Education ed to indignities". He said that sign will adjoin one another, AVENEL _ The Lord Street more, assistant to the president of Pcpsico and former U- S. boy, Perth Amboy and Carteret. egation of residents that they laft Thursday voted 6-0 not to Judge Gerofsky's decision was Players of Congregation B'nai Jaycee president and William Weller, executive vice president "We have found", he continu- had only asked for an investi- cut the budget which was de- one that had been rendered in COUNSELORS AVAILABLE Jacob announced the production of Hoffman LaRoche Company. ed, "that the federal govern- gation by state agencies and feated by 846 votes. The bud Connecticut some time ago. "We CARTERET - Guidance of "Come Blow Your Horn" has ment would not accept a region- had made no specific commit- get total is $15.2 million of were fingerprinted and mug- * • * Counselors at Carteret High been cancelled because of the BLOOM FIELD — Among the 18 members of the Chi-Rho al application for funds unless ments to the program. which $10.5 million is to be ged", he related, "but the two School will be available for sudden death of one of the cast Fellowship at Bloomfield College who are serving as mem- a party politic was created to Reporting on the visiting raised by taxes. If the budget women teachers had to strip, parent conferences on Thurs members. The presentation was bers of three-men visitation teams to present programs for submit-it. We know we have to nurse program under Medicare, is defeated a second time, it shower and put on shifts. The day, February 23, between 7:00 originally scheduled for March Mr. Edenson stated that it had will go to the Municipal Coun youth fellowships in 15 churches of the Synod of New Jersey, and 8:00 P. M. United Presbyterian Church are Kenneth Blank, 58 Coddmg- 4, 5. and 11. (Continued on Page 4) already been implemented in the cil for revision. (Continued on Page 4) ton Avenue, Avenel and Richard Van Pelt, 87 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret. PERTH AMBOY — Mrs. Winifred Collins has been appointed f.chief dietitian at Perth Amboy General Hospital succeeding Mrs. Red Cross to Mark 50th Anniversary March 19th Elaine Dickinson who has held that position for five years. The announcement was made by the hospital director, Robert S'To Honor Volunteer name a few. There were many, ations were held for guidance She made approximately 2,000 Camp Kilmer Council of the equipment on Strawberry Hill, Hoyt. Mrs. Dickinson has accepted an appointment as instructor ny i t *L D many dedicated workers. and approximately 200 reports home visits. Mrs. Huber, as- Chapter was formed with Mrs. Woodbridge and Mrs. Rothfuss w in commercial foods at Middlesex County Vocational and Tech orners Of ttie fast were filed for the Veterans Ad-jsisted by her daughter, Grace, Rothfuss as chairman. They fur- had practically every woman in nical High School, Woodbridge. Height In World War II ministration. Mrs. Huber esti- who later became Home Service nished a sun room at Camp And The Present Era The Red Cross chapter gained She Township rounding up arti- mated at the end of the war Chairman, certainly did her Kilmer Hospital. , cles to make the small barracks i COLONIA — Winners of the recent safety poster contest, By RUTH WOLK its height during World War II. that she sent over 2,000 tele-ipart, Several soldiers were station- i conducted at St. John Vianney SCJWQL are: Grand Prize, Mrs. Breckenridge worked dili- grams and received some 3.000J Also during World War II, the ed with radar and searchlight (Continued on Page 4) first, Jean Pennella; second, Patrick Roccia; third, Diane, WOODBRIDGE - On March gently as chairman of produc- Migliore; primary, Terrace Fafian and Robert Beben; ele- 19 at Kenny Acres, Route 9, tion. Her work dated back to mentary, Sharon Savage and Karen Babish; intermediate, Woodbridge Chapter of The World War I when as assistant George Bloomer and Patricia Baier. American Red Cross will cele to the late Mrs. Frank Valen- * * * & hrate its golden anniversary. tine she helped in the surgical f'ARTERET — In reply to criticism leveled at Borough Coun- Joseph Vazzano chapter chair dressings and sewing room at cil for the "inadequate snow removal program" during the re man, has named Roy Doctofsky the high school — now Wood ceni blizzard, Mayor Thomas Deverin stated this past week'as chairman of the celebration bridge Junior High School. thai the borough will profit by its mistakes and plans arc now' Formally organized on March! ynm (],0 beginning of World being made to provide better, more effective solutions to prob- 19. 1917, when World War llyVar II Mrs Breckenridge and lems created by heavy snowfalls. Mayor Deverin declared that | made the need of a chapter ne-;nei. faithfu 1 workers sewed the borough needs heavier and stronger equipment, and that-cessary, although the populal ion J countless garments for War Re .steps are being taken to have this ready on a stand-by basis, of the Town.ship was loss than|ijef am| made sweaters and According to Councilman Michael Toth, on the day of the bite- 10,000 at the time, the chapter,! , . 1 r knl for War -/aid the street department had nine plows mi the roads by 7:30Jhad its ups and downs through " ,! f , ,' ,?. A. M. •The work these plows could do," he explained,'"was the years .J*ellcf iliul for thc vanoll» preally impeded by disabled and abandoned buses, trucks and , | , . branches of the armed forces. ln th( car y (lays Uu W(irk (k> f. . ; _ L f (ho pended <>n people like Mrs. Ash (1 is 1Uffii () cr FiURandolph who later be c)f Wi.odbm «e Township were CAHTKHF.T — Joseph Grimlcy officially started his live came Mrs. Whitney Lees.m; !™'n«l Hie names of Mrs. year commissioner's term at last week's meeting of the Re- lluber aml R ed ( IUSS wm sy Mrs. John E. Breckenrid8e,| u ' " development Agency. He replaced Zoltan Milak. At the same Mrs. A. L. Huber, who really nony»">ll< ^She was a member KcWcvelopment Agency session the resignation of John was "Mrs. Red Cross"; Miss of Red Cross from the very be Sudia, Housing Authority executive director, was accepted. ginning and for over 25 years Three years ago he was the center of a controversy genera- Grace Huber, who willingly as sisted her mother no matter was Home Service Chairman, a ted as a result of conflict of interest charges made against b that assistance were J° quired patience. I act dim by former Councilman Charles Boncelet because Mr. when calls for > ..„., received. All are now cleccasc, Huber's case load was < AHTKRKT — Borough Council has asked the chief of police 1 1 the department of streets and roads and the county road de I '. Reynolds, Mrs. (ieorge I '. fTfflO, 130 furlough and fur partment for immediate action on the installation of- regulatory lfunter, the late M,rs. W. 'I Bar- lough extensions .were invest! signs on all 54 streets affected by the recently adopted snow rett, file late Michael J. Train ga|ed;'2OO histories were coin emergency ordinance. The step was taken as a result of a letter er the late Mrs Bernhardt Jen- piled; approximately 600 re sent to Council by Harry Chodosh, chairman of the Parking spn. Mis- Jonn Kozusko, the,ports on health o( servicenffii Authority. In his letter. Mr. Chodosh pointed out that the reK-!lilM -VI|S- (Mal'V •lam') C H. joverseas were received and ulatory signs were necessary for adequate enforcement. Mayor,Rolhfuss, now deceased; Missialioul :t()() oilier i were Deverin immediately expressed his nureemiit with the reqiU'st.lMar.v Mullen, the lale Mavoriinade out for field dir ill's 111 T.\kl\(, OATH 01'' OFFICE: Three ilioinbers of tlw Board «>f Kdueation who WI-IV dieted ul lln- IVImiai > 1,1 rli-i-tiun \wie ••This is a very i;um\ urdinawv." he stated, "but it will unly^August V. (Jreiner, the lute May addition <>.<)()() pei'sims weir swum ijitu tillii-r by Uuard Counsel Francis Foley. Left tu right: Mr. lolcy, Hoy J. Muudy, iccletUit, Eduuid Gaikli, ucw have if the signs are erected," lor Hugh B. Quigley, just to en information and 5UO and Charles Fainula, reelected. PAGE TWO Tuesday, February 21, 10(57 Leader-Press 2 Kvents Schi'dulcd Special Program Earl Foott>. Honored r Ity Holy Nome Group At Corkudl Party MUST RAISE CASH! CAIITKR.RT Karl Footc was ISI'.I.fN — Two evonts have Held at School 9 hecii planned by St. Cecelia's! „,...,_ „!,,,,,.,„ ... honored at a cocktail party and SELLING OUT! Holy Name Society be iiming' llml HKA"IN(l ~ S('llm)1 9 buffet on Salurday given by his E We MUST Sacrifice Knlire Stork BICLOW COST! Winter with Hie annual Father and Son honored February's heroes and Haiichtor. Virginia nn behalf Coats . . . Srhnol Clothes . . . Snnwsiiits . . . Dresses . . . Connniinion breakfast Sunday, marked Brotherhood Week at a ij . (; ,. | of his rc n mcnt u s s Wfirr Slacks . . . Polos . . . AM, FAMOUS BRANDS February 26, after the 8 a.m. program Riven by the stuidcnls Mrs p Reynn|,|s Sr ()f Wno(|. Mass, in the school cafeteria. of Miss Raranoff Miss Lough hrirtge, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I) IM'ANTVTOIHH.F.RS-noYS A (JIKI.S THRU SIZK II A Hireling of I he Web o-los of Mrs The annual St. Patrick's Day "''>'• - Kopushrtiski and Mrs. nrpnrl'cy nf Huntinfiton Pros St (Vcrlin's C'ul) Scout Puck is n il M;i!rhe (.oliirn Lantern Lindrn available, after • all masses medley of songs that were pop- b/ the ™n»«m«>t The semi monthly mooting of VKW I'ost 2C3R is slated for Tliiirsrliiy at 8 o'clock, in post The third grade classes of wi|h )hrcsident dinner slated for hooA * thatpart of FRI. 'TIL !)! .Saturday, March 4, at the halt. 1 Tcrebetski, 651 RooseveR Whirh aa'ltimiltimi *" ™aninS °f ** "I- ash ion People' ' wants. Culi Scout Pack 48 will meet Wenun is spending a ten-day Brotherhood by taking the and- what ience on a tri Tlmrday at 7:30 at School 15. 'rave from his duties with the. P throughout the 1'iTshinfi Avenue. (I S Navy after graduation.country where they were able to from Hospital Corps School at visit people from other lands A meeting of the Knights of deal Lakes Training Center, who have settled nearby. They Columbus, St. Cecelia's Council Illinois. He will report to Camp then sang songs and demonstra- 3li39, is set for Thursday 8:30 in Lc.Ieiinc, North Carolina on Sun-ted dances from Hawaii, Puerto the Columbian Hall, Grant' lay for further training. 'Rico. Sweden and Japan. $1-50 V. I. P. Luncheon Street. Monday ...ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, ,&i rn The Christ's Ambassadors of Ihe Isclin Assembly of God au Jus ^ ' Church, will attend the annual Tuesday ....YANKEE POT ROAST $1.50 World Mission convention at the church Friday at 7:45 p.m. in Wednesday SLICED LONDON BROIL, », -ft place of their usual weekly ac- mushroom gravy «8>l.uU tivity. Thursday ..BRISKET OF CORN BEEF WITH St. Cecelia's Religious Gifti BOILED NEW CABBAGE $1.50 Shop, in cooperation with AID (Association for International Development) has on display a Friday SHRIMP SCAMPI, on toast $1.50 FASHION MODELS - Three of the models who will take collection of Mexican handmade a Served With Salad, Vegetable, Potato, Hot Rolli and Butter art and household products. part in the fashion show to be held at St. Andrew's Church Funds from the sale of these hall in Avenel on March 20 are pictured above. Left to right: Served noon 'til 3 P.M. articles will provide the native craftsmen with a means of sup- Mrs. Stephen Mokrzycki, Mrs. Robert Lemmon and Mrs. V. S. ONE .. WOODBRIDGE . . 634-6068 1 porting themselves and their John DeLuca. Mrs. George Ludwig Jr., is chairman. SALE AMBOY lUitaiirani ana * "^ I - families. The self-helped project WOODTmiDGE-PERTH Cotlit.il lounga 1 BANOUET FACILITIES — ENTERTAINMENT N1TELT is promoted by AID, a group AREA FROM FEB. 25 THROUGH MARCH 4 dedicated to raising the standard of living in Latin St. Anne's Unit Senior Citizens America.

A class reunion will be held by To Sell Chowder Plan N. Y. Trip graduates of St. Cecelia's WOODBRIDGE — Members ISELIN — Community singing School, Class of 1963, Saturday, of St. Anne's Unit of Trinity featured the party-meeting of H p.m., in Lourdes Hall. Buffet • Episcopal Church will make and the Iselin-Colonia Senior Citizens refreshments and dancing until .'sell clam chowder, February Club, held in the Green Street niidnijjht will be featured. 24, March 10 and 23. Orders Firehouse Hall. Valentine cards may be placed by contacting were exchanged. February The monthly meeting of Cub Mrs. James Bennett,119 Harriet birthdays were celebrated at a Scout Pack 249 is scheduled for Street; Mrs. Lester Kershaw, 9 meeting yesterday. Monday, Feb.-27, 7 p.m., at St. Linda Avenue Colonia, or any Michael J. Daly, president re- Cecelia's School. member of the group. ported the purchase of a public Meetings of the Iselin Fife and A second dress club Is now address system, with donations Drum Corps are scheduled for being formed and anyone inter- made by members. It was used Monday and Wednesday ested in joining may contact for the first time that day. evenings, 7 o'clock, in Wayne Mrs. Kershaw, president, or Mrs. Edna Skibinski, program Wilson Hall, Middlesex Avenue. Mrs. John Byoris, chairman. chairman, requested all reser- The entire corps drills on Mon- The installation dinner will be vations be made as soon as pos- day and the Senior Group on held, June 5 at the Golden Lan- sible (or the bus trip to Radio Wednesday. :ern, Linden. Mrs. Harry City Music Hall, March 20, to Schrump is chairman assisted see the Easter Show. The group A meeting of Boy Scout Troop by Mrs. Andrew Shaffer, Mrs. will dine at Roskoff's Restaurant | 48 is slated for Tuesday, Feb. 28, Howard Tune and Mrs. Charles in New York City. 7:.'10 p.m., at VFW Post 2636 Zimmerman. Door prizes were presented to Hall, Route 27. The next meeting is scheduled Mrs. Clara Ittleson, Mrs. Catn- ! Boy Scout Toop 49 will meet or March 6 at the parish ryn Malkmus, Mrs. Ann Fors- Tuesday, 7 p.m. at Columbian house. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. berg, and Mrs. Anna Toth. Hall, Grand Street. Ruge, Mrs. W. Kronseder, Mrs. A meeting of the "golden age" B. Bevins Mrs. W. Frelish, and group is slated for Monday, The St. Vincent de Paul Mrs. D. Varey. Mrs. J. Bennett, February 27. 1:30 P.M., at Society will meet Tuesday, Togram chairman, advised the the Green Street Hall. Bus p.m., in Room 107, of St. rountry auction originally plan- transportation Is provided for Cecelia's School. ned for February will be con- those reauesting it, by phoning lucted at that time. the Woodbridge Township Rec- The Jersey Aire Chorus of reation Department, which spon- SPEBSQSA, Inc. will hold a sors the club. rehearsal Tuesday, 9 p.m., at VFW Post 2636 Headquarters, Rotary to Mark ON DEANS LIST Route 27. WOODBRIDGE — Jeffrey S. Bingo games will be held in S> 62nd Birthday Neuss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Neuss, 147 South Cecelia's Lourdes and Fatima WOODBRIDGE - The Rotary Halls Tuesday. Early bird Park Drive, has been named Club of Woodbridge will mark to the Dean's List at games will begin at 7 p.m. and the 62nd anniversary of the regular games at 8 p.m. Syracuse University for the first founding of Rotary, the oldest of semester of his freshman year service clubs, at its meeting with a, 2.5 average out of a pos- Brownie, Junior, and Cadette Thursday noon. Girl Scout Troops, sponsored by sible 3.0. He is a 1966 graduate As part of the celebration the of Woodbridge Senior High St. Cecelia's School PTA, will local club will present a lighted Elizabethtown s School. resume regular meetings next birthday cake, Wednesday in the assigned Announcing the milestone, MEETING THURSDAY classrooms at 7 o'clock. Charles Schweitzer, Jr Meetings were not held becausi HOPELAWN — The Hope- president of the local Rotary lawn Home and School Associ (if conflicting schedules and club said: inclement weather. ation will meet, Thursday night "The Rotary Club o f at 8:00 with a "surprise game" Boy Scout Troop 70 will mee Woodbridge is linked with more to be featured afterwards and Wednesday, 7:30 "p.m., a than 12,600..other Rotary clubs in coffee and "dessert around the Congregation Beth Sholota 134 nations around the world. world" to be served. , building, 90 Cooper Avenue. Rotary meetings marking this anniversary will be held in many Consoling If you've been tlaving over an outmoded "Bltramatic languages, including Arabic, Rehearsals of the Firs Policeman — Why didn't you range, this is your big chance to cooK Presbyterian Church choirs are Danish, Finnish, French stop when I blew my whistle? Gas Range Model 1846 scheduled for Wednesday a Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese Lady Driver — I'm a little and Persion. Not Imc'e the birth of our gas appliance but* Model 73PX Two extra-capacity * fellows: Junior Choir, 7 p.m. deaf. ovens, separate broiler, Intermediate Choir, 7:45 p.m. The Rotary Club of Policeman — Don't worry, ness have we offered such big. beautiful, Meals stay warm with Woodbridge, organized in 1923, Keep-Warm Oven tri-level top and top ironi and Senior Choir, 8:30 p.m. you'll get your hearing tomor- bountiful bargains at Elizabethtown's busy System. No-fog t ontrols for safety. has 52 members, all business row. showrooms. Our tradition of service and sav- Observador window lets Cooktop is recessed for The Weight Watchers Group, and professional men of the you watch meals cook easier reach and control. for men and women, will meet community. Since the ings goes back over "one hundred plus a without opening oven. Wednesday 8:30 p.m. at Congre- membership is composed of one jCustoi dozen" years-but the savings in '67 are as Easy-to-read timer. timer. Double ovens with gation Beth Sholom. New representative of each busines modern as gas itself. So save modern during Full-size broiler. "balanced heat" design. fCustoi Removable bottom members are always welcome. and profession, the club this onceayear birthday event at Elizabeth- represents a cross section of the and doors. Sale priced at community's vocations. iCustoij town Gas. Remember - in appliances - gas 9S Most of the activity of Rotary makes tht W« difference! Costs less, too! ROCKMAN'S Club is mainly behind the scenes iCuftorj Sale *323 without much publicity. The & normal Installation LIQUORS major project is youth work. priced All your Fivorlt* Brandt Hard work still represents the —Judith Lickie, Delta stew at Push-button A Complete Selection of main essential of success of life ardess from Dallas, Texas spen lip Automatic Dryer Wlna ft Ltquori a few days with her parents $199.95 Gas Fireplace Mrs. Ovid T. Catlin, presiden Mr. and Mrs. John Lockie Features push-button Iii:-ludes delivery The built-in look without fabric selector! 6 cu. ft, of the Home and School Associa- Outlook Avenue, February 17, & normal Installation built-in bother and cost drying cylinder holds big tion of School 26, announced the 18, 19. They enjoyed an evening Instant-on, full-size FREE next meeting will be held loads. Select tumble or t the Latin Quarter in New • no tumble action, and real fireplace Installs m Customer Wednesday, March 1, 8 p.m., at York with William Lockie and ad,iy. Operates on gas. the school, Benjamin Avenue. i 4 specialized ways to dry, Parking Mr. and Mrs. James Higgtns, Features safety stop Choice of red or white COLD' The monthly meeting of the also of Outlook Avenue, Colonia giant lint screen. NO MONEY DOWN colonial brick. BEER Women's Auxiliary of the Iselin $5 per mo. • FREE 5-year Pertjhing at Randolph Athletic Association is slated for As Low As CARTERET Wednesday 8 p.m., at the Edison Headquarters For Sale priced at parts and service warranty Bowl o-mat, Oak Tree Road. 9S mo. VITA - VAR PAINTS FREE delivery • Includes delivery $199 & normal installation and Inuluiios delivery & iioiiiKil installation FREE normal installation LUMINALL PAINTS - JVKIU VU ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS wwsiQmer Service Cystoiner Service Customar Service rol.nNIA ('<. Nicholas Veil ren, Donna, Jeffrey Debbie and Women's Auxiliary of the .lorrn Fords ;nr:i bccan their :innii:il'd|u*r:itinn of everyone concern c/ia. Wnodbridge attorney ol Daria. lhc law film or \cnc/.,a. Nolan l)r Kuna, president- slated T. Kennedy Community chive for funds for I lie Mt.. Car (.|l, the work nf the sisters could Hospital. niel Nursini: Guild loniKliI when and Hock and Irustce (if Ihe I hat it is a great privilege and nnt |lavp been accomplished", They arc: Budget and Ilie ciinipaiKii received the bless Middlesex County College, was honor to have the services of s|1(. rnnimrnled. finanre. Mrs. James Wales; in« of His Excellency CeorKC elected to I ho. Board of Direc Mr. Venezia. n,>naH()ns n)ay l)P slM1, ,n ,|u, bulletin, Mrs. Drexel Webb; ors of Ihe First Hank of Colonia Other directors elected at the U Ahr, bishop of Ihe Trenton M| Ca|.mH Nl'irsinfi (;lliU| hv hospitality, Mrs. Robert at ils stockholders, meeting last {I|(H (>S(1 annual stockholders' meeting of Thranrler; program, Mrs. F.lio ' mail, sen! in care of SI. ,l::mes Thursday The bishop addrc sed clergy. Heelory, 145 Grove Strccl, Wood Ihe First Hank of Colonia were: Rololn; publicity, Mrs. Matthew Irving (irabiel. Dr. Eugene Gns- runs and workers of the Ml. bridge Mr. Venezia. resident of 1 Orwal; parliamentarian, Mrs. Carmel Guild at a meeting held Woods Lane, Colonia, a gradu selin. Robert II. Jamison, Louis Marvin Mufdnn; directnr of in SI. Joseph's auditorium, •ite of Itutgers University with a I Kern, Samuel Kune PhD., olunleers, Mrs, Michael Arnold Levy, Angclo Mauro, .Slriiwlierry Hill. Bar Association, Woodhridge 'leFrancesan; Visitation, Mrs. Deborah Plans Philip M. Peck, Hy Perlmutter, 'fihn Kovnch^ coffee shop. Mrs. Hundreds of volunteer work counsel of Ihp banK. His law firm will continue to act in thai Waller M. Ritchie, Joseph P. Steve Yclencsics; furnishings, ers from the various parishes Soniers, Lawrence W. Suit John capacity. 1 Mrs, William Toth; conference, will visil their neighbors from Co-Ed Fashion CADET CHARI.F.S KAVCSAK V Trimarco and Charles S. Val- CONSTANCE LECHOWIT7, Mrs. William Conte; historian, February 2fi through March 21 Mr. Venezia is affiliated with vano, Jr. Mrs. Bernard Dwyer; social in an all nut effort to raise TOP STUDENT: Cadet the New Jersey and New York| At. the re-organization meeting BETROTHAL TOLD: Mr. service, Mrs. Frank Pesehck SIS 000 which will he required to Show April 13 Charles J. Kavcsak, son of Bar Associateion. Woodbridge' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kav- which followed the annual stock- and Mrs. John E. Lechowitz, and hospital cart, Mrs. Kalman supplv the materials needed to Elks, St. John Vianney Holy| 944 Main Street, Fords, have Yelencsics. csak, :I21 (iracly Drive, Wood- Name Society Phi Delta Phi In holders' meeting, the following provide free nursing services' COLONIA — Plans are officers were elected for the en-j announced the betrothal of Two new committees !iavn without reservation as to race, formulated for a "space afiCj bridge, has been named to the ternational Legal Fraternity and been formed in anticipation (if year: Robert II. Jamison, their daughter, Constance, to color or creed fashion show by the Colonia; Dean's Merit List for outstand- was recently elected President the opening and operation of the in1g academic achievement at chairman of the board; Samuel Leslie Joseph Szukics, son of Last year five graduate nurs -League of Deborah, Mrs. Con- of the Woodbridge Area Cham- hospital, baby photo, Mrs. l (antlnc the U. S. Air Force Academy, NICHOLAS VENEZIA Kuna, PhD., president; Angelo fs provided free nursing rare to - Vigilante, announced ber of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Joseph Ruggierei and baby lo(ia Colorado. Mauro first vice president; approximately 2 000 patient's. An y- ; In April 1964 he was appointed hard Industries, Inc. Szukics, 450 Hall Ave.. Perth alummni, Mrs. Robert Coward. for twelve Philip M. Peck, second vice average of 1,000 visits a month! Models will be coming down: Cadet Kavcsak, a member Amboy. Town Twig chiarmen for the by Governor Hughes as a mem years. president; Joseph P. Somers, were made and over 900 hours|t^o runway ^8 P.M. on April of the class of '68, will wear Miss Lechowitz U a senior coming year include: Edison, : ber of the New Jersey Econo Born in Bayonne October 10, third vice president; Irving a month were devoted to earing the silver star of distinction in mic Stabalization Board of Em- at GUuboro State College, Mrs. Herbert Levine; Mctuchnn, 1921, Mr. Venezia is married to Crabiel, executive vice presi- Mrs. Alexander Kermendy and for the aged and infirm among Newark, stated Mrs. Hull who;recognition of the honor ac- ergency Planning. Mr. Venezia j Dorothy Hospodar, also of that majoring in general elemen- wil1 bc in char of modcls dent; Charles S. Valvano, Jr., Woodbridge, Miss B e r n i c e Ihe Catholic',' Jewish"and Prot'ov I K° corded him by the academy was formerly counsel for Engle leity, and they have four ehild- tary education. Mr. Siukics, a tant residents of the tri -commit-' "Fashionableness Is A Trip dean. treasurer; John V. Trimarco, Dean's List student fa a senior Weichert. nity area by the Little Servant °n Lufthansa," is the theme of He holds the position of ele- secretary; Eileen A. Salsano, at Seton Hall University, Chairmen for the special fund- Sisters of the Immaculate Con- the clothing style a rama which ment sergeant with the rank assistant vice president and as- raising projects to be carried on South Orange, majoring In so- for the coming year are: Las coplion. will feature attire for both men of cadet technical sergeant. Miss Carolyn Clark Weds jsistant secretary; Robert E. cial studies education and Hodges, assistant vice president; Vegas Nite, Mrs. William Biri The Very Rev. Msgr. Maurice,and women, by such celebrated The cadet will be commis- minoring in accounting. sioned a second lieutenant and Nettie Eisman, administrative and annual ball, Mrs. William V Griffin," pastor of St James couturiers as Oleg Cassini, Sehi assistant. Ainslie and Mrs. P n i 1 i p Church and moderator of the aparelli, Mrs. Betty Pinkus, awarded a B. S. degree upon Charles E. Walker, Jr. his graduation from the acad- Club Women Knitting Schwalje. Ml. Carmel Nursing Guild. com-:Show chairman, disclosed, emy. mended the volunteers for the! Advance ticket sales are be WOODBRIDGE - Announce- Woodbridge Senior High School RUMMAGE SALE splendid example of "Catholic1 ing handled by Mrs. Laura Bat A graduate of Woodbridge lent has been made of the mar- in 1962 and received a B. A. For Arts Day Event Senior High School, he was a CARTERET — The Junior Memorial Plaque action you have set over the itsete and Mrs. Murray Solter. age of Miss Carolyn Clark, degree with a major in physics Women's Guild of the Hungar- COLONIA — The American 1 member of the National Honor aughter of Dr. and Mrs. Rob- from Earlham College, Rich years in performing this human- For additional information or Society. ian Reformed Church will hold home department of the Feder- itarian service." The monsiR-j reservations call, 381-6828 or :rt L. Clark 119 Grove Avenue, mond, Ind., in 1966. She nowa rummage sale, March 6, 7 ated Woman's Club of Colonia For Fred Hanson nor also expressed gratitude for 381-6096. Charles Edward Walker, Jr., has a teaching assistantship in and 8 at the General Stefanik met at the home of Mrs. Thorn FORDS — A memorial plaque the spirit of hro'.hcrhood evidenc-j Deborah will hold its next hina Lake, Calif., son of Mrs. physics at the University of Slovak Club, 21 Pershing Ave- as Norton. Members engaged was placed on the Memorial etl by the great support given meeting Thursday at 8:30 P.MJProgram Listed ancy Sitton Glover. China Wyoming working toward herinVe.Mrs. Roy Jensen and Mrs.in sweater knitting of unusual Board in memory of Fred the Little Servant Sisters of the:?} .the American Legion _ Hall, ake, and C. E. Walter. Sr. masters degree. lAlexander Peter are cochair- patterns and designs. Mrs. Nor Hansen. The plaque was placed Rahway and will be conducted ewton, N. C, on February 11 Her husband graduated from by Jack Boerer and the eulogy Immaculatc Conception by civic, ton will enter her "cabled yoke" was given by David Pavlovsky. by their president, Mrs. ConB- y Rev. Prince the chapel of United Pres- Burroughs High School, China men. •business and industrial groups lyterian Church, Laramie, Wy- in Creative Arts Day, April 4 atIn attendance at the meeting since the formation of the Mtstantin. o Vigilante. Lake. Calif, in 1957 and receiv- ISELIN — Rev.David D. ming, with Dr. James H. Glass- ed a B. A. degree with a major ROAST BEEF DINNER Mountainside. were Mrs. Hansen and daughter Carmel Nursing Guild in 1949 Program chairman, Mrs. John CARTERET — A roast beef Karen and brothers-in-law, Thornle Prince,, ppastor of the First man officiating. in physics from University of Added feature of the month May I remindTli our friends! y announced that S. The bride, given in marriage dinner, sponsored by the Engwas Fabrics—Know How to Use Rudolph and Robert Knudsen. that the Sisters neither ask orjFeingold, a member of the TriPresbyterian Church, announced California, Berkeley, in 1961, Mr. Hansen was a past two morning worship services y her fattier, was attired in a lish Rosary and Altar Society of Them, under the direction of receive any fees for themselves. al Lawyers Association will be and a M. S. degree from the president. will be held Sunday, February ale green ensemble and carUniversit- y of Illinois in 1963th. e Sacred Heart of Jesus Mrs. John Lysick who demon Their work, their medical sup- guest speaker. Mr. Feingold ied white roses. Church, will be held at the strated shading values and co An Easter season doll parade will enlighten the group on var- 26, at 8:45 and 10:15 a.m. The He now has a teaching assistant- is scheduled for April 9. The plies and their transportation fa- church nurserf will be available, Miss Joyce Clark, Woodbridge, church hall, Fitch Street, Sun- ordination of textures. She is a ious legal topics including wills. ship in physics at the University dolls will represent different cilities must be subsidized by the inder supervision, for small ,ster of the bride, was maid of Wyoming and is completing day from 3 to 6 p. m. Public is professional seamstress and annual drive," Monsignor Grif- A question and answer period welcome. periods in time and will be children up to four years of age f honor. Serving as best man the Ph. D. degree in physics former dress designer. exhibited in a parade starting at fin said. will be held. Members, friends during both services. as John Sitton Walker, Berke a started at the University of Cal- The program for next month the First Aid Squad in Fords Mother Virginia, superior at nd husbands are invited. The church school sessions ey, Calif. ifornia in nuclear physics — Luna 13 finds moon soil Is will be Let's Make a Hat Forand ending at School 7. Prizes SI. Joseph's Convent and direc- scheduled for Sunday morning Mrs. Walker graduated from Elementary Particle Physics. 'similar, to earth. I Easter. will be awarded. tor of the Mt. Carmel Nursing CHANGE MEETING DATE include: 8:45, nursery Guild expressed her personal CARTERET - Mr. John Kere- kindergarten, primary, and appreciation and gratitude to stan, president of the Ladies' junior; 10:15, kindergarten, everyone for past financial sup- Auxiliary of the General Stefa- primary, junior, and Post High port, for personal services and School Class; 11:15, Junior High nik American-Slovak Citizens Class; and 11:30, Senior High Club Inc., announced because of Study Hour. Carteret's Leading Jewelers the annual hat social scheduled Mrs. Kenneth Watts, church for March 9, 8:00 P. M., at thschooe l superintendent, must be Copper Lounge 237 Roosevelt contacted by parents wishing WATCH CLEANING Avenue, the regular meeting of their children to attend the Now Faster Service the group usually held on thenursery class, at 549-0850. second Thursday has been ad- The last session in the series SPECIAL. vanced to March 2, 8:00 P. M.o,f Inquirer's Classes for adults at the Club rooms, 21 Pershing interested in church Avenue. membership will be held at CXirst Bank's EDISON OFFICE p.m. $2.95 The Senior High Fellowship Kvpnt Watch .li-urlij lU'iialr will meet Sunday evening, 7:30 in thf I'lemisefl New Tuesday afternoon, from NO ( liAKl.i; I'OH ('KKI)IT at . . . 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., the Prayer Group will meet with Mrs. Fred Blessman. Transportation wili FASHION be arranged for any person call 3 NEW DRIVE-UP TELLER WINDOWS ing, 283 0924 or 283-0224. CREDIT JEWELERS Communicants classes, for • Fine Diamonds, Watches, persons in ninth grade or older Jewelry, Gift Ware • are scheduled for Wednesday •'On the Hill" at and Thursday afternoons a 589 Roosevelt Ave., KI 1-6308 4:t,r). (Iprri Weekly 9 A.M. In 8 P.M.

ADVERTISEMENT CHINESE AUCTION CARTERET — The Altar Rosary Soliety of St. Elizabeth R C. Churrh has completed its plans for the public Chinese auc tion to be held Sunday, Febru Hill ary 26 at 6 P. M., in St. Jame: Hall, Longfellow Street. Mrs Pharmacy John Soltesz and Mrs. Loui Putnoky are co chairmen, i rummage sale will be held by assures the Society at the Genera Stefanik Slovak Club, lowe Pershing Avenue during me prompt, I first week of April. Lfncofn HTtfmay (Rt 2Q accurate service

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4 -••? PAGE FOUR Tuesday, February 21,19B7 Leader-Press

'IVnciier's Union 'olnt 13 (a request to be made broken your agreement. I sub- 'dcral government will tiiinimnfcerof inaustfial parcels. view or modification if neces- PROFITABLE HOBBY >y Foley for leniency) Richards mit to the citizens of Wood- Joint Meeting hree fifths of (he cost of main- If the total to be contributed sary. Once the code is finalized Rowan, la. — When HiiRh .1. (ccmlinucd from page 1) aid it was obvious that Kheel bridge Township that this is taining the agency. hy the seven municipalities is it will be adopted by each Mu (Continued on Page 4) Whittcn retired at Ihc of 7:., M very much "concerned with why you had a strike in the $25,000 according to the formula nicipal Council so there will be i.'niiip wns remanded, and had 'I want to make it clear, he book up furniture making as lack of action", first place. Teachers here have create an agency. For talking Wondbridge is not creating the t would be broken down as a unified law. <" wail, all afternoon until bail ards announced that on )ut up with this garbage for a hobby. Now at 90, Whilten h;u was arranged. We had no choice purposed only we have discuss- agency. It is hcing created by follows: Madison, $1,733.63; Ed "One thing I want to stress", 5 a rally will be held in ears". ed a $100,000 budget — it may he officials of the various towns, ison $5,657,88; Sayreville, $3,019, said Alloway, "there will be a house full of handmade fur- inil In sil there."' Essex House, Newark — a Richards also said that be less. For every dollar the ts mayors, health officers and 36; South Amboy, $842.45; Wood- home rule and as much grass mUlrc nis problem is the sand I'iflern minutes after the Support Our Teachers Rally" '"oley's silence in court "was area agency gives the Federal commissioners, It will be bridge $5,908.48; Perth Amboy, roots activities as possible. We . . .. , . .. , , niceiins was railed to order, to be sponsored by organized lanned for a long while." will be able to have sufficient1^ anfl Pollshln« ~ ll ,lakrs r.iM'clia and Richards arrived government will give three, joint effort: to bring about $4,987.04; Carteret, $2,851.16, abor. He asked a full turnout "I spent a few hours in hand Thus, if all seven town poo monitoring equipment and we loo much "elbow grease. in midsl (if loud clapping and uffs today", the union head realistic solution," Alloway de Stresses Home Rule the WTFT. A regular mem- together a total sum of $25,000 clared. will be able to bring up viola a standing ovation. They ex- ership meeting will be held continued. "If I have to go back Mr. Alloway said that afler the federal government will give tors before the various magis- Careful habits will often save plained Ihe attorneys in New- Monday at School 11. I'll be there for 30 days, but I'll Once the Joint. Meeting is es- the entire area is surveyed an $75,000. After the agency is es- tablished a management com trates. wark were trying 1o get a new Richards, In recommending be damned if I have to like it." tablished and surveys made, the air pollution code under existing somebody's life, and the in- liial. All tl have been released Foleys' Position mittec will be appointed by the teresting parb of\t is that it he union take no further action governing body of each munici- law will be prepared and sent U. S. halting surplus food sales on a total bail of 10,000, Rich- until a decision Is announced by Foley, in reply, said his to each governing body for re- to Yugoslavia. might be your" own life. ards said, "until the Appellate opinion was that it wag inap a plastic plate with a soup pality. The members may be a he Appellate Division, said not spoon dressed in a white smock Division meets wtlh us and a o do "anything further now as propriate for him to communi- resident of each community or is reached." cate with Judge Gerofsky in and barefooted. Then as he a member of the municipal body. might cause irreparable voice broke she »aid to th> SCOOP UP OUR RIO "This may take several arm." writing. He said he had confer The management committee will months", lie commented, ed with the judge and had Board: "1 was convicted of con •be a legislative body and will (iF.ST TIRE SAVINGS "In Enviable Position" tempt but I feel only contempt |firc$toiu agreed to appear in court and prepare applications and propos- Continuing Richard stated: The union president conclud for you men. I fought for wha THIS YEAR. BUY 4 "We feel we have a good indicate the good records held ed budgets to be submitted to ed:."This organization at the by the teachers involved. He I thought — and still think wa AND SAVE EVEN *li;inre of clearing ourselves and resent time is in a very envia- right. You made me suffei the federal government. Each we think we have grounds to said he did so advise the judge, member will have an equal MORE. le position. It has had its tur- but "the court saw fit not to these indignities. For that, gen stand up in court and win". moils, but we never have to tlemen, I will never, never for- voice. / Richards sftid that Joel Jacob- call on me." The cost to each municipality pologize for this. However at Reporters noted that Foley give you." WASHINGTON'S > son, President of N. J. Indus- his time I cannot recommend Board members contended has been worked out by Mr. Al trial Union Council AFL-CIO, ny action. The teachers' move- stood up in court after the loway on an unique formula bas had sentenced the first that Foley kept the agreement was "up in arms over the breat- ment has come of age and you judge The meeting was adjourned ed on population, square miles, ment the teachers had received teacher, Judge Gerofsky failed total ratables equalized total re responsible. Let's not fly to recognize him and proceed- amidst objections by teacher; The hoard failed to live up to rff the handle again. Let's not who still wanted to be heard. industrial ratables equalized and its agreement and Foley did ed to sentence the other teach- ive our friends in labor ers. Foley stood for about two nothing in our behalf." chance to lend their support". minutes trying to get the Kheel Contacted At Monday's Board meeting judge's attention, but Gerofsky WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 Afler Ihc board meeting Mon- he teachers, just having return continued with the sentencing. day, Richards said he had con ed from court, were very excit Richards then shot back: "If I acred Kheel who was to call a able. They noted that in addi- TIRE this is your position, you'll be conference on the violation of ion to Richards and Cascella TRAVEL responsible for the kind of up ALL SIZES . . . BLACK or WHITE he teachers who were remand rising here that you would Red Cross ed until bail was provided were never have imagined". Foley is our SI'KCTACULAR HOLIDAY PRICE BRAKES RELINED Raymond Peterson, William then cautioned him regarding SLASH! Pre-Washington's (Continued from Page 1) Weinbrenner, Miss Kathrim such statement noting that McGregor, Miss Agnes Mora you are under order of the Birthday Savings! on the Hill more homelike. ek, Stephen Vagrin, Jame court and what you say may be BUSINESS ran remember hew she insisted Gill, William Block, Robert in contempt." DELUXE SAFETY we all take turns making home Highberger and Robert Hughes There was much shouting Air • Rail • Steamship CHAMPION CHAMPION conked foods and baking pies All were freed Monday about back and forth with Alfred Pas Hotel • Tour and Cruise and cakes for the soldiers who :30 P. M., after their attorney santino, head of the Mathemat- Reservations The World had a lonely vigil on the Hill. Abraham Friedman, Newark ics Department at John F. Ken FAMOUS iled an appeal with the Appel Over — VA 6-3661. WIDE OVALS One of the projects was the nedy Memorial High School, "500" making and filling of kit bags ate Division and a judge ther shouting Foley's failure to ap- which were issued to service agreed to allow bail which wa pear in court was a "violation men when embarking for for- posted today. of agreement." He warned Travel Bureau eign duty. The post of chair- Mr. Richards then told th "it'll get much worse before it Your local man of that project fell to Board that Foley, who was sup gets better". °,03 Maple Street tire dealer Fully fuarsnteed, and I was ably assisted by Miss posed to plead for leniency oi Miss McGregor then told how PErtTH AMBOY, N. J. 4 wbprts. mo*t she had to stand naked in the E & L TIRE CO. Add |2 self adj. Jean Cook, now Mrs. Rothfuss. the sentences, failed to do so. 'Mr. Foley didn't open hi matron's office, take a cold WORLD WIDE TRAVEL Amboy & Convcry Blvd., Woodbrldge ME 4-0893 Amrrlran cars, 1995 The students of Miss Mary Gun- brakrs drum's sewing classes, made mouth in court to request len shower and wash her hair. She SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 the. hags and the committee fill- iency on the sentences. You'v said she had to eat dinner off ed them. I can remember tha my home was just jammed with soap, soap boxes playing cards cigarettes, pencils, writing pa- per, chewing gum, shoe laces razor blades needles, thread, buttons and safety pins just t< name a few of the articles. 'Mrs, Red Cross'

LATE MRS. A. L. HUBER Mrs. Leeson served as chap- tor chairman for 23 years, re- signing in July 1944, due to ill health. She became associated with Red Cross during World 9 ELEGANT STYLES War I and her record of achieve- ments could fill a book. When ONE LOW PRICE! the chapter celebrates its 50th birthday, it will in effect, be honoring Mrs. Leeson, too. Gray Ladies Corps Lear* It l« Unity Home to bring yon chain with such warm Another service during World •ppeal... sueh quality craftsmanship at so modest a price! War II, provided by the chapter was the Gray Ladies Corps for Truly • refreshing value lor the collector ... the connoisseur. Camp Kilmer Hospital. Mrs. OMH frta Mediterr*ne«n or Contemporary design in SAVE *64.50 Mark D. McClain, who at that Print*, Solids or Stripei . . . with lome available in a time resided in Colonia, and Buy a Pair — 194.50 combination of these exquisite ftbrici ... all Scotchgarded® to Mrs. Ernest Burrows, Wood- Reg. 129. bridge, were in charge. repel oil, toil and waterborna stain) ,.. many luxuriously deep-core One of the main services was cushioned with famous Fortrel.® This is a Limited Offer. the Red Cross Blood Bank un- der the direction of Mrs. Kozus ko who began her work on Au gust 23,1943 and from that time to the end of the war, 713 in- dividual donors gave 1,292 pints of '•'"•'I at seven visits by the !U ".'ood Plasma Unit from Nc k. Mrs. Kozusko was filar- •• the eighth visit when Many other chairs on tale the war ended. comparably priced. Vast Miss Mary Mullen served as selection of Recliners, chairman of the Motor Corp Rockers, Lounge Chair*, which worked in cooperation elc. with the Defense Council. They •went back and forth to Camp Kilmer Hospital and did othe necessary Red Cross chores. After World War II the chap ter slumped quite a bit. Peo p'e were tired of war and every thins associated with it. Th chapter officers found it diffi NOTE: DO NOT CONFUSE these qualily cult to get volunteers, perhaps decorator chairs with those you may have iren because the glamor of men ii advertised elsewhere at much lower prices. l'ri<« uniform and the stirring nee is merely a measure •( quality — never a of patriotism were gone. How- substitute for it. v tW our Couvi'iiifiit Hiulgct 1'liin ever, the Korean War and now Viet Nam, have made the ser- vices of Red Cross a real neces Mly. The work of the chapter increasing and under the leader ship of Mr. Vazzano the Rec Cross of Woodbridge has return OK EDUCATION OF THE TOWN- BPW Nike Club To Elect ?. , SHIP 01' VVOODBRIlHiE IN THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Lists U NEW JEH.SEV ON FEBRUARY 2H, 19B7. AVENEI- - On Sunday at the NOTICK IS IIKKKBY (JIVKN to 1 ho lcLj.it voters n( thr Srhnnl district of !li(> Township of Woodhrid^c, in the Cngnly of Middle no First Presbyterian f.hureh of M'\. New .Irrsoy, that a special mretinR of the lepal voters of First Officers Friday Avenel, the Rev. Waller W. .'.;IK1 District for (he purposes listed lielow will be held al 2:00 Feigner will present the fourth ji. m KST, on Tuesday, February 2K, 1%7. . WOODHHIDCK Klcclion ofjspire appreciation of our free Mrs. Jean Mintz, Mrs. Hose Per in his series of sermnnit on "The officers of the new Nike Club The polls will remain open until 9:00 o'clock p.m., KST, and as and and ils opportunities. rillard. Miss Heti Bobbins, Mrs. Conversations of Jesus" ah Ihe much longer as may he necessary to permit, fill the lctia] voters of WnoilbrMge — an or;;.ini/,a The club he limited to 100Mildred llutt, Mrs. Joan McOee, 9:^0 and 11:00 A.M. services. then present to vole and to cast their ballots. linn of Junior and Senior lli!-!li members, (50 per cent of which Miss Joan McGec. Miss Dorothy The choir is directed by Jue! The election and meeting will be held nnd all the le^al voters School nirls sponsored by tin* will be seniors and 40 per cent GrekowitT: Mrs. Dorothy Wood, Madson. of the School District will vote at the respective polling places I WoodbridiJc Township Businessijuniors. Mrs. Catherine Durisch, Mrs.| Church School U held for Mated below. 0 and Professional Women's Club! The club pets ils name from Dorothy Foti, Mrs. Alice Froh- nursery Ihrough junior hich at At the said election and meelinfi will be submitted propositions ;— will be held Friday night alJNike, 1he goddess of victory, re- we.in and Mrs. B"ary Chiarclli. iboth services with senior hi"hs R o'clock at the home of Mrs.'presented as winged. Ib is the Members of the Woodbridge'meeting only at 11:00. The for votinq taxes for the following respective purposes; r For Current Expenses $10,320,125.07 A meeting of (lie Italian- Duhiiquo, Iowa, lias been nampdi'Liymnml Swartz, ! ,> Preston part of the emblem of the Na Township Club serving as ajrSenior High Fellowship For Land. Buildings and Equipment $ 167,010.82 American Club of Woodhridge, o the Dean's list for the first Road, Cnlonia. Mrs. Sw.irlz is'lional Business and Professional advisory committee to the new each Sunday, 6:45 P M., and The total amount thoufiht to he necessary is: $10,497,06.r).8!) Inc. will be held tomorrow nifilit semester of this nrademir year. BPW president Women's Club. Edison Club are: Miss Wolk Wednesday, 7:00 P.M. The polling places for said election and meeting, and thciriat 8 o'clock in the American I/1 Tlieta Xi Xhaptcr of Tail' Under the direction of Missi Junior and senior girls, rcsid- chairman; Mrs. Swartz Mrs.| At the Singsniration Service, respective polling districts are designated as follows, and notion Hall, Berry Street, Wood Kappa F.psilon has announced Ruth Wolk, expansion chairman, jn!< jn the Township and inter- Arlcne Saisano, Mrs. Aida Bren-Sunday, R:0O P.M., the Rev, person shall vote at said election and meeting elsewhere than All members are urged the election of Andrew Grygo.the young ladies have chosen Wed in joining are invited to nan, Mrs. Agatha Ix)yacano, Robert I.cwis, assistant pastor, p Mrs. Buehla Muller, Miss Claire j]] ff (he message, d h i d ! Refreshments will be son of Mrs. Helen Grygo, Fords,|the motto "Straightforward and attend Friday 'night's session w o er the polling place so designated for the voters of the polling dis- (o aj(Pnf] as historian, Andy is Sutch, Mrs. Catherine Kadash, trict in which he or she resides. served as _ historian. Andy is a Unafraid". Those signing up Friday night Friday, 7:45 P. M., the Junior sophomore at the College of Mrs. Nettie Eisman Mrs. MaHig- h Christian Endeavor will Dated: February IB, 1967. T. C. CADWALADEU. Secretary/ | The objectives of the club are: will become Charier members. Business Administration.^,, develop initiative and lead ! rie Schott, Mrs. Nancy Vogel,'iirieet ,1IK|er \y,e direction of Mr. The bylaws of the Nike Club — The term, "current expenses" includes principals'. Two Woodbridge residents University of Arkansas. H<".Prsnip- Miss Irene Onody, Miss Janet;and Mrs K schrettner. 1 to give service to the are now in Washington, tho na- teachers', janitors' and medical inspectors' salaries, fuel, text- Were among the February grad plans to major in mnnacemc-it. , stu- Fofrlch, Mrs. Maryann Hollo The monthly staff meeting for books, school supplies, flags, transportation of pupils, tuition of ,,a|cs 0[ Lyons Institute of Mecl He is also a member of "The ' tional headquarters of BPW for way, Mrs. Mildred Albrecht, the March previews will be held pupils attending schools in other districts with the consent of the'j i j Dental Technology, dy vocations and prepare for approval. As soon as approval ca anc Traveler," the school publication careers; to accept the responsi- Mrs. Florence Chapman, Mrs. on Monday, 7:45 P. M., with the Honrrl of Education school libraries, compensation of the Score-., , ... v.tMna- ' and Society for thc is granted, Ihe charter wilt be May Fisher, Mrs. Mary Flaher- Ncwark bilities of citizenship and to in- ftev. Feigner instructing the tary, of the custodian of school monies and of attendance offi - M>ss Kathleen Advancement of Management. A issued and a Charter Night held. ty, Mrs. Helen Hugelmycr. (ers. truant schools, insurance, maintenance of plant, and inci daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank junior and settlor high staff and graduate of John F. Kennedy | The new Nike Club — the Mrs. H. Clark instructing the dental expenses. Markus. 543 Olive Place, was aMemorial High School. And hasAVENEL DONOR DINNER member of the Medical Labora first in New Jersey although First and Last? nursery, kindergarten and prim- Every citizen of the United States of the age 21 years or been on the Dean's List since AVENEL — Sisterhood of there are others throughout the Then there was the new bride ary. more who shall have been a resident of the State six months andtory Technology Course. Miss entering the U. of A. Congregation B'nai Jacob's an-lnatinn — will be presented to coming into the dining room Rev, Lewis will continue his of the countyy in ^vhic^ h he claims his vote 40 dayys next before the |Markus graduated in 1963 from nual donor dinner will take the New Jersey Federation of bearing a large platter and d h h b tl itd i th i weekly Lenten services. March election and who has been permanently registered in the muni- Woodbridge Senior High School. Zulema Santos,, daughte—„.-.»•r ov,f« place WednesdayWednesday,, ApriAprill 12 aat .Busines. s and Professional Worn- proudly exclaiming, "My first 1, when his sermon will be "We cipal election district at least forty days prior to the date of the Mr, and Mrs. Pedro Samtos, 296'Steiner'sSti' , NNewarkk . AA dlihtfldelightfullll > Miss Kathleen Murray, daughter , , gonons s piui, at (nc ncxncx[ <55tattatee BoarBoard turkey." Are Brothers." Mi di j election shall be entitled to vote at the school election. Applica- of Mrs. Marie Murray and theMain Street. Woodbridge, hasjprogram will be provided by;M(,rtinfr at Barrett's Restaurant, "Why, it looks wonderful, tion for military or civilian absentee ballots may be made to ate John Murray, 254 Clinton been named to the Deans List Louu MasonMason , noted humorist of Township, near Trenton, darling," responded her spouse, LONG LOST WALLET FOUND stage, radio and television. the secretary of the Board of Education. at Millikin University, Decatur, March 18. As many of the girls "and you've stuffed it so Fort Knox, Ky. — A wallet For Legal Voters Street attended the Dental As 111. A junior at Millikin, Miss istant Course. She graduated as possible will attend. beautifully." was found in the wall of the School Residing Within Zantos is majoring in medical SECOND BIRTHDAY rom Woodbridge Senior High technology. Members of the Nike Club "Stuffed it!" echoed the bride. bus station by repairmen and Polling General Election turned over to a terminal offi- District Ward Dist. School in 1966. CARTERET — Kevis Kady, committee from BPW serving "This one wasn't hallow when Joseph Costa of Costa Ice son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. R. under Miss Wolk are Mrs. I got it." cial. Cards found in the wallet Number No. No. belonged to Gerald F. Rians of Joseph Bartonek, 107 Roose- Cream Company, Woodbridge, Kady, 26 Patrick Street was Swartz, Mrs. Bernadette Acier- - POLLING PLACES - The people are to be taken in Peoria, Illinois^ who was robbed velt Boulevard, Fords, is study was recently elected to serve on guest of honor at a party inlno, Mrs. Rosalie Kinney, Mrs. 1 Public School No. 11 At Woodbridge .1 land 3 the Board of the Dairy Training honor of his second birthday]Betty Novak, Mrs. Sarah Tez-very small doses. while serving 'in the Army in 2 and 9 ng landscape planning and flor- 1947 at Fort Knox. 2. Woodbridge Jr. High School At Woodbridge . 1 iculture at Rutgers College of and Merchandising Institute. on Saturday. |hir, Mrs. Caroline SleinmeU, -R. W. Emerson 3. Public School No. 1 At Woodbridge . 1 4 and 7 4. Iselin Jr. High School At Iselin 1 8 griculture and Environmental 5. Woodbridge Jr. High School At Woddbridgo . 1 5 Science, New Brunswick. 6. Municipal Building At Woodbridge . 1 6 and 10 Joseph J. Cifrodella, son of 7. Public School No. 8 At Keasbey ... 2 1 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Ciffrodella, 8. Public School No. 10 At Hopelawn .. 2 2 and 10 i7 W. Warren Street, Iselin, a 0. Senior Citizen's Building ... At Fords 2 3 sophomore at the University of 10. Public School No. 14 At Fords 2 4 and 12 11. Public School No. 7 At Fords 2 5 and 6 12. Fords Jr. High School At Fords 2 7 13. Public School No. 25 At Fords 2 8 and 13 Name Committee 14. Public School No. 3 At Woodbridge .2 9 If). Fords Fire House At Fords 2 H For Nominations 16. Public School No. 9 At Port Reading 3 land 4 17. Hagaman Heights School .. At Port Reading 3 7 WOODBRIDGE —- Members m 18. Public School No. 4 & 5 At Avenel 3 2 and 10of School 1 PTA executive board 19. Avenel First Aid Building .. At Avenel 3 5 and 8 at a recent meeting, appointed 20. Public School No. 12 At Scwaren 3 3 and 9 a nominating committee includ- 21. Public School No. 23 At Avenel 3 6 and 11 ing Mrs. Donald Maier, Dr. Fre- 22. Public School No. 24 At Iselin . 4 1 and 4 derick Buonocore. Mrs. Frank 23. Public School No. 22 At Colonia 4 2 aran. Mrs. William O'Brien. 24. Public School No. 15 At Iselin . 4 3 and 11Mrs. George Drotar, Mrs. Ste- II 25. Public School No. 18 At Isslin 4 5 phen Kozar and Mrs. Joseph 2fi. Public School No. 2G At Iselin 4 6 Leahy. Park 21. Public School No. 19 At Menlo The next general meeting Is Terr 4 7 and 8 scheduled for March 14 when 28. Public School No. 2 & 16*... At Colonia (4 9) (5 2) Miss Susan Strigliabotti, teach- 29. Iselin Jr. High School At Iselin 4 10 and 12er of special classes, will dis- 30. Public School No. 24 At Iselin 5 1 cuss the average day in the class 31. Public^School No. 20 At Colonia .... 5 3 and of a brain-injured child. 32. Public School No. 22 ...... At Colonia .... 5 5 Delegates named for the spring 33. Public School No. 27 At Colonia .... 5 6 and 9 regional meeting are Mrs. Wil- 34. Public School No. 17 At Colonia .... 5 7 and liam Harned, Mrs. Raymond 35. Public School No. 21 At Colonia .... 5 10 and 11 Galbraith, Mrs. Joseph Frantz, By Order of the Board of Education. Mrs. George Wyatt, and Mrs. Dated: February 16, 1967 Louis Gabriel. T. C. CADWALADER, Secretary Plans were announced for a 2/21/67 $40.04 Chinese auction, April 14 8:00 P. M. in the all purpose room. in the story from the creation Mrs. Eugene Daidone and Mrs. Albert Hanson are co-chairmen. to the inspirational story of Abraham and Sarah, but some FRM REVIEW detailed scenes (such as the BIRTHDAY.PARTY Gome now! Ark) stretch the imagination as CARTERET — Mrs. George THE BIBLE to authenticity. Zahorrhak, of 50 Hermann St., Time is limited The Bible, taken from the first However, the magnitude West Carteret was honored 22 chapters of Genesis, has some God in the creation seems a birthday party given by sev- Sensational Savings! good points but must be taken have been lacking in the film eral of her friends on Saturday. with a very large grain of salt giving one a let-down feeling. (so to speak). Below Our Cost! But much credit should be That's Right Director John Houston por- given to those who created the trays Noah and other portrayals Democracy is a system under I/A are given by Stephen Boyd, scenery, background and magni- which a fellow who didn't vote George C. Scott, Ava Gardner ficent color. can spend the rest of the year and Peter O'Toole. kicking about the candidates the The almost three-hour spec- G. M. can comply with 16 new other fellows elected, tacular has manlap y good scenes safety standards. -Wall Street Journal. ALL SWEATERS

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Review TRENTON — Welfare costs 20 GREEN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY 07095 are risinK in New Jersey des- pite increased employment, Phone 634-1111 (Area ^ hinh waRrs, a healthy State and national economy and the fact WINDOW BY JACK TILSON that better days are here again. Published Weekly W Per Copy Slate health and welfare offl- On Thursday By Mail Subscription Rates ON GREEN STREET •"•""•^^•^•"^^"•^^•™ clals are beginning to worry There'll be a big turnout of Going steady: Anne M. Hyde ahnut the situation and Cover- North Jersey One Year, $4.00 WoodbridRe Italian Americans and Glenn Giles. nor Richard .1. Hughes classi- Publishing, Inc. Six Months, $2.50 Army Private First Class Richard Piperi, 20, son of Mr. and for tt]e Newark Mosque Theater * * * fios the situation as "a major Mrs, John Piperi, fit George St., Avenel, is participating in a;\jarcn lflrh performance by Next time you meet George dilemma." The Governor four week field training exercise conducted by the 4th Armored jta|y.s famous Claudio Villa Anders Nord of Edison, be sure claims the problem is under at- Division in Grafenwohr Germany. Pvt. Piperi is _ jwoodbridge) Neri is spon- to congratulate him on his elec tack by numerous public and f. CAMPION. Publisher HABRY P. FRANK, Associate Publisher a mUo oper phj) ator in Company B. 2nd Battalion of the division's 51st soring Claudia Villa's appear- tnon as president of Lodge Lyck private agencies. near lllesheim, Germanv. ance. an 507 of the Vasa Order of "Nevertheless, the case load • :*• « . America. " exists and the costs are increas- Seaman Recruit Anthony A. Panko, 19, USN, son of Mr. Paul (CartcteO Wolfe is cur- * * * ing so we must provide for them APTITUDE TEST and Mrs. Anthony Panko of 81 Vernon St., Sewaren, has been rently'trying & arrange a Car ; Attractive couple: Hel g a until we have more knowledge graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at, the teret-reunion of Joe MedwickVSchmeid and Charles Jeglikow- and means to ease the burden," 1 -! said the Governor in his annual Naval Training Center here. 1934 St. 'Gas House ski. budget message to the Legisla- Gang"! Army Private William Keseday. 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ° ' * . . '!Journalistic accolades to Mrs. ture- liam C. Keseday, 17 Harrison Ave., Iselin, has completed a f^py're still congratulating Ann Kilmek and Mrs. Ruth, "More than 90 per cent of th« light vehicle driver course at Ft. Ord, Calif., Jan. 13. Peter F Connell Jr on his in- Young for their effective endea-icases added to the rolls in th« • ' • Utallatlon as secretary of the vors in behalf of the Carteret,last two years are_in one cate- Army Private Kenneth J. Dlneen, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Avenel Fire Company #1. High School PTA card party at gory^d to depend^ cUMhw, William Dineen, 320 Central Ave., Metuchen, has completed . • . Koos Brothers in Rahway. most of them without father* light vehicle driver course at Ft. Ord, Calif. His wife, Kath- VFW Memorial Post #7164 is _ * * * „ '"" r MBI«. *k.» *«. -*»•lives at35 °Ford *:••• rs; r^fe'cS^ Army Private Roger T. Boswell, 21. son of Mrs. Mae I. Bos- tenants must be between 15 and,Washington School teachers at J^ey has the lowest - 3 cen well, 70 Sixth St.. Fords, has completed a light vehicle driver t8, single and related to a mem-* ™ Washington Nathan itwnate recipient rate course at Ft. Ord, Calif., Jan. 13. ber of the post. Interested? If Hale Schot)1 PTA get-together in so, please contact Connie Suarez drcn and Blind Assistance of th» The Combat Infantryman's Badge, mark of distinction at ME 4 1464. Selection of the .. , , three Middle Atlantic StStatea * - at ME 41464. Selection of the um y ou Know na r v n .for the fighting soldier, was awardeddd llastt monthth, to Army queen will be made at the post's; , . n , f °" ,°^ , New Jersey, New York J Patrick's Dance on March S 1 '"„ j Pennsylvania. Private First Class John P- . Butth~ , 2t, son of Mr. and —Mrs . "- Patrick's Dance on March S^^'^IL^^L^;^entz is currently ;! Pennsylvania j Total expenditures hi New John Butth, 2B5 Crowsmill Road, Fords, at Tuy Hoa, Viet- an effective, all-out legislative nam. Pvt. Butth is assigned to Company A, 3rd Battalion of the 4th Infantry Division's 12th Infantry, as a radio tele- Busy fellow: Middlesex C»^^^^^ £dX ty Republican Chairman John P. JJ «* *»mlJm« Wj«ta ^ p^ phone operator. At least 30 days of contact with hostile l forces in Vietnam is required to be eligible for the award. Gallagher. . . . ' ..from 1965 to 1968, are expected Butth entered on active duty in December 1965 and was . . . to adopt stricter air pollution, . $114,500,000 to stationed at Ft. Lewis, Wash., before arriving overseas According to Carl Poulson, Jr..!measures tha.n thos,e of the state-15172,000,000, M increase of E0 last October. He is a 1903 graduate of Woodbridge Hi eh Alice Pytel is the sweetest andj 7.kr«i™ ,,<». „„ ;P6r cent School and was employed by Rarrtan Copper Works in Perth ^ tblS:tS7V^ZS In the Governor's budget Amboy, before entering the Army. las chairman of the Iselin VFV™ * Post 2636 past commanders and!-1"1""5 wmmittee the total State

„ ,. . . . ,_, ount, there is $3,600,000 for thft Rpti Bw and Mrs , Y?" i haVe t0 travel migW,y|State's share of extending raed- The Combat Infantryman's Badge, mark of distinction fartod! ov a m ge for the fighting soldier has been awarded to Private First .-»,,„";: ;^ 5_. : J°^.°" ™!:!ica] assistance for the- aged to Class John P. Skiba, in Vietnam. Pvt. Skiba, son of Mr. and , . f Avenei. j i ipated as an Mrs. Frank J. Skiba, 127 Longfellow St., Carteret, is as- Federal aid gnt c Black, a past president and a . . , .... i offset to this amount is $7,100,- signed to Company C, 2nd Battalion of the 4th Infantry charter member. Division's 12th Infantry as a rifleman. At least 30 days of A busy year looms on the hon- m Als0 savings of $3,000,000 zon for Anthony (Carteret) j>a-acmle to the counties rf New contact with hostile forces in Vietnam are required to be A nod in the direction of Mar-jnaccione, new prexy of the Cor- eligible for the award. Jersey under this program. tha J. Morrow, recently namedlnell Estates Civic Association. • • • Army Specialist Fourth Class Michael J. Barbato, 21, son of}" a New York Times' board of Serving as members of Antho- WASHINGTON:- Gantral Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Barbato, 34 Taylor Ave., Carteret, ] education advisor. Miss Mor- ny s "official family' are: Rob-George ..Washington was very *!-•_-*-j :_ __u ..,„„«,„,. D^o^icQ "VmnHpr Assault" with:™* is head of the Woodbridge ert Russo, Joseph Haley There participated in cold weather exercise "Frontier Assault" with Senior High School social sci-sa Reinhardt, Barbara Tarenti- familair with New Jersey dur- One is the Winner other troops of the Alaskan Command and forces from the Royal no, Carol James and Matthew ing the active phase of the Rer. Canadian Air Firce Feb. 1-10. Spec. Barbato is assigned to U. S.ence department. • • • 'a- olutionary War. Looking back objectively to Monday But we have one chance left to— Army, Alaska. Sailor Walter (Colonial) Kte 1 night's Board of Education meeting, • * * Mr,. Ceil'Gugliemettrs con He spent two winters at Mor- Right a Wrong Private Joseph Kupper, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank basa is now serving with ththe tinuing civic endeavors help nstown m im and 1779> *nd there is only one conclusion to draw as Next Tuesday, the Board of Educa-j Kupper Sr;, 39 Gaywood Ave., Colonia, has completed a 14- Headquarters Squadron at an ever nicer one at Middlebrook, now Bound the result of the aftermath of the tea- tion will present an uncut budget be-| a family. Brook, in 1778. He moved his ar- chers' strike. my across the state four times. fore the voters of the Township for the iway. Attractive Bonnie^ Petrillo is Within the boundaries of New Certainly the teachers, especially second time. i Army Private Dennis L. Dobrenic, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.; Marlyn those who were found guilty of con- There is no doubt, that the defeat; "' *~» •»- iM]" md -*- -,- .. . ». ,, ». and tempt of court and suffered the indig- of the budget on February 14 was aj come nities of being fingerprinted, photo- protest vote—a vote against an all-: Staff Sergeant Charles W. Mays, son of James I. Mays, June. The Tories and other British graphed and forced to take the usual time high tax measure. However, as: 308 Benjamin Ave., Iselin, has arrived in Vietnam with his 1967 marks the twentieth year sympathizers, constantly in ac- unit, the 9th Infantry Division. Sgt. Mays is platoon sergeant TaienteTalenteda artist;: mai-icCharless — . -J...l..... prison shower, were not the winners. we pointed out before, the teachers' in the "Old Reliable" Division which was last stationed at (Fords) Waterhouse. His his- that the Woodbridge Sweet Ade- tion, took refugetin the pine Ft. Riley, Kan, The famed 9th Division earned its reputation tone paintings of our Middlesex lines. Inc., have been conveying belt of South Jersey when Wash- The Board of Education torn be- salaries, once agreed upon by thej fne Board, cannot be cut according to a as the "Old Reliable" in World War II by crushing the Axis 'Countn—*.,y are„,.„,a, "arsres tniitrulvy hoantifiibeautifull , the spirit of friendliness through ingtoaboutn. Froandm hithers earm theyy carriewered tween their duty to the taxpayers and forces in North Africa, Sicily, and Central Europe. The 9th i . . . harmony in song. law passed last year, even if the bud-! on raids on neighboring commu- their duty as employer*—being dam- boasted four Medal of Honor winners in World War II. ei rtoe st ned if they did and damned if they get is defeated. So, when you cast a| ving his fifth term as president " !. . congratulations to niUcs and became known as ™ «.„„. , ,.« , , Army Private Richard M. McMahom 21, son of Mr and Mrs -. Mihalk-— «o Asso- the following officers of the Ave- I me Robbers. didn't—were not the victors. negativb e ballot you are saying&, in ef-j of the StepheThen group'P s other offi-"cl Democratic and Civic Club After the Revolution in 1789 feet, "Cut the appropriations that di- Oarence L. McMahon 455 Crawford Ter, Union • ™mpte «d «"idti Th group's ^"^^ ho were installed at And above all the children who suf- cers are- John Toth vice presi * impressive in Trenton, Washington was giv- ' ,,,..-.• • , .. eight-week administration course at Ft. Knox, Ky. rvi. me jdent; John Korodan,' Julius Ag-!™crelIn" f"™*;! 1"^ «ne of his greatest receptions week: Mrs fered the loss of two weeks of educa- rectly affect the services given to the Mlhon.s wife, Dorothy, lives at 14 WJsteria Drive, Fords. ni anrl Steven Kkh esident and rec.Prdi^ secreta-i accept the presidency of the tion, who were bewildered by the ma- r Private william A Mey1ei n fM r an M S- Mrs m If the budget is defeated again Tues- A "»y - [' - ™ °, ? 4 I nhen Hoeva s'e rSant afram! I™ ' ° B™'.-™e pres-United States. A triumphal neuvers and the antics of their elders Raymond F. Meyler, 98 Elmont Place, Colonia, cempleted a lIdeilt and day, it goes to the Municipal Council,; land Alexander Kubho»S "responding secre- arch, supported by thirteen pil- and who were beginning to wonder Hght.vehicle driver course a,t Ft. Dix. Hv chairman |tary; Mrs. Emily Coppola, treas lars and festooned with laurel which, accepting the mandate of the y ' urer, and Mrs. Joseph Kopp, and early spring flowers, was about right and wrong, could not, by people, will be forced to cut the bud- The Combat Infantryman's Badge, mark of distinction for the sergeant-at-arms. erected over Assunpink Creek, any stretch of the imagination, be get. • \ fighting soldier was awarded to Private Fir,st Class Wayne E Energetic Jerome Cast and * • • [Washington was acclaimed as Dixon in Vietnam recently. • Martin Langenno| are in the We'll be Cing-U around! I he passed through it. dubbed the winners. Do you want that to happen? D.xon, 21, son of William B Dixon Sr.. 10 Varady Drive, f o{ Per(h Amb ,g Fords, received the award while participating in Operation .... H nroiecU Adams" in Vietnam. He is assign <« Company A, 3rd Battal- oeautlI1Cano" P^"- Mt. Carmel Nursing Guild ion of the 4th Infantry Division's 12th Infantry as a rifleman. ! . Dixon entered thtne Army in Decembeuecemoer 196imo5 anmnmd wasn lasmatt stJIa» ' A fellow who always does a vis- tioned at Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he completed basic training. ?»°d Job UP there at the sPea^ Once" again 11 Roman Catholic par- es, made an averaee Of over 1 000 vis-! tioned at Ftj. Lewis J , Wash., where he completed basic training. ? J its amnnth TW tr>r,t * ™ r' ' He was graduate•--* d fro* m Woodbridg«r-_ju»ij«^e Higu;«h^ Schooc«i,^>li iin 1964IQJM. ;er':er'ss popodiumd : Harry P. Lund, ishes in the Woodbridge, Perth Amboy its a month. They took a • 1 ui. .. Js graduated irom woonunuge ni^H lumiw m •«», Its a month They took care OofI approapproxx- rf^ii s motthhe r, MMrs . BBernici e PakelPakelaa , livelives sa ta 2t 32 Nicholso3 Nicholson nRoad Road; townshi, township p director of elementary and Fords area will begin the annual imately 2,000 patients. West Collingswood Heights. ' 1 education. drive for funds for the benefit of the Did you know that Rev. Rol- This service is provided without Seaman Apprentice Steve A. Kucinski, USN, son of Mr. Mt. Carmel Nursing Guild. charge. The sisters neither ask nor lin G, Shaffer is an associate:! and Mrs. Steve Kucinski of 22 Farmhaven Ave.. IseUn. Is director of Lutheran World Ac ;| helping the U. S. Pacific Fleet Service Force (SEHVPAC) Since 1949 the Little Servant Sisters accept fees themselves. The only funds lion?. of the_ Immaculate Conception, with celebrate its 25th anniversary this month, while serving received are through the annual cam- aboard the ammunition ship Shasta, their ponvent on Strawberry Hill, paign and gifts of individuals. Chiropractic Health Hints By 1 hi' MulilJMffi t'ounly CliLiopr.trtic Center Woodbiidge, have been performing a So when workers knock on your door XUAN LOC, VIETNAM (A1ITNC1 — Army Specialist Fourth CORRECT POSTURE—FOUN- quate. Yet body mechanics has great humanitarian service, visiting Sometime within the next four weeksj Class Richard'Prada. Jr.. 24, son of Mr, and Mrs. Richard Pra-, PARAGRAPHS'„ DATION OF GOOD MKAT/I'll a part to play in the child and providing care for the sick, the i~ ,, . ,. Ha 728 Eaton St Elizabeth, was assigned to the 54th Artillery *" Good posture has long been aheallh program, and lack of be as generous as you can so that the Ja 7;8 h'xil Loc. Vietnam. aged and infirm—Catholic, Jew and. rou in thing to be admired—somethingitraining facilities for those who good Sisters Can continue to provide Spec Prada a wheel mechanic with Battery B. 2nd Battalion Richard Nixon, former Vice to delight the eye. It has re must do a large part of the ed- Protestant alike. free nursing services to all Without of the group's 35th Artillery, enteVe^the Army in February Prcsident: : 1966 ami was l:ist assi niained for modern times to ucational work in this field is ,. t,o race COlo, r Or Creed, 1966 and was last assigneKncdd aat t FtFt. . CarsonCarson. . ColoColo. , Tiliee isis ita 1961ifml ' ,,,,The {act. tha, (n(,y are (jj niained for modern tunes to ucauunai Last year the nuns, graduate nurs- IIis The {ac matter. Definite in- TARorunHrreservatiomn ss tn raps ' pnlnr nr fvfcr\ ' graduat>™°_ «"e" "of. Thoma'. s Jefferso. .. n ,,Hig. h, _School ... . T»I;..U..IElizabeth. . ir; . videlnd e inla Rel d China makes it discover that erect posture in a serious v ves on the prevalence of wife, Marie, lives at«452 Bloomfield Ave., Iselin. difficult for them to take thin°l much more thap some-,formation 1 - a strong positio;....n. i=n_ Vietnam.,,;„, ".1 thingg Pleasinpleasingg ttoo loolookk atat.. NoNowjbaw j baidl bortbody mechanics its recog- Interior Communications Electrician Second Class John J. ,we know that it is a foundationmition as a causal factor in dis- Twists of History f g00(I nealth (iootl posture! Kalina Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kalina Jr, of 35 Lyndon Johnson, President: "contributes to goo- d health i'osture|turbiinci>; poonmethodss ofo f satisfactorhealth any dtrea thet A study of history is rewarding for Had this happened, there probably> Tappen«St.. Port Reading, is on patrol in the Mediterranean ..In purety material teims, |)oslure lo ,)oor health. If some inent are needed." ^ many reasons. One is that it is often WOUld have been no Communist COtin-' with the United States' Sixth Fleet aboard he destroyer USS*raost Americans are tetter off peop|e of bad posture seem to Since good posture and health 1 hd d (but not always) a clue to events of Hugh Purvis, homeported at Newport, Rhode Island. than ever -before. - .^. / ^ive in a state of ..moderately:t;. o together on one hand and have been no Hitler ' I good health, it is not imaginary pour posture and disease on thn the future. History does repeat itself. • I Chief Commissaryman Waller J. Moskal. USN. son of Mr. and Joseph S. Clark, Senator (D., to say tnat these same people other, it is highly important Had Washington lost the war, (and in spite Of all our sacrifices in.1 Mrs. Frank Moskal of 41 Louis St., Carteret, is serving'aboard Pa.): with good posture would enjoy that every reasonable had the Colonists lost their fight for World War II, we ended up in a Situ- lhe guided missile frigate USS Halsey, returning from a six "^ny politician who picks up better health. In other words, j made to ---••.- month yea.s of child- ation more danffprnm than trip nno deployment with the U. S. Seventh Fleet operating off ^is jssue (of air pollution) and they would live longer, more en in the fc independence) it is quite possible he F uuuii more aangerous man me one tfae coast o{ vietnam nms wjth u rtU never regret ergetically. more efficiently, hood. and other Revolutionary War heroes We IOUnd OUrself m in 1941! The SOl- The Halsey is the flagship of Commander Destroyer Squadron ,t •• ' and more happily. Spinal curvature results in would have been executed for treason diers, Sailors and airmen won a war Seven, Her helicopte J r detachmen t x and cTew were credited with i The most recent White Housethe cramping of important and rebellion. the diplomats and the government, in • * *—- ' and Air Force airmen Edward Brooke, Senator (R., Conference on Child Health nerves and blood vessels that »ass, ^ t; 4. M ^. c „*„,- recognized the importance of:regulate the activities of vital Then there is the "might have been" Washington lost. What is the lesson to . . . ' f \. first Negro Senator body mechanlcs in relation to'orgBns. The early correc^on of

that the Confederacy might have won be learned from this backward If you have a son, huSb,nd or father in Vietnam, thb .. 'T'ndS "SlSl. more. qUSSfdi'.'SOT S t^rT^ JlV ™K.SS Z iSu.l" for you. On Sunday from. ^5 P.M.. th* Woodbridge Townf nor ,ess, attention than any ^ pan "layldTy ' body e^n\teS rf'l^pSu its independence. Abraham Lincoln, glance? IP 17 r V eranS lher senat0r instead of being the great unifier who First, it would seem, is the conclu- ?? ii i»T« # N",K I! ' L u^ 4 ii ° ° " mechanics or 'posture,' as it is assure not only a healthier and the United States No 715, will make availab e to those ml generally termed, in the health happier childhood, but Hkew.se saved the country would have gone sion that wars do not always settle is- dents who have relatives on duty in Vietnam (free of Charlea s !.. Dale, M. D. at Hinv and ,-,be u ot tl,V t,,liId |s a hl.a|thier arui more efficient down as a sincere but misguided Presi- sues. And second, if we must avoid a charge) recording tapes, prepackaged, merely to be stamp- dale (111.) Sanatorium: . another subject receiving great life in later years. ed and addressed by the sender. "Anybody can stop smoking, er attention. dent, who split the country and start- crusade, avoid vengeance in making if he tries hardd enoughh. TThh e "While the majority of modi All. IN 1)1 HUES TOt The tape recorder will be set up at the new firehouse on whole answer is will power." >al schools give in.sliwliim on MIUDIKSKX t'OVMT ed a costly war. peace, and clearly and consistently Innlun Avenue and Cavour St., Cnlonla. The boys will b* ( llUtCjI'R VrilC CKNTtB this subject, ll is usually scan BiS Ainlmy Air.. Wuwiliiitl,*, N, t. Then there is the chance Germany pursue realistic goals, in our dealings able to hear the tapes at USO's m their sectors upon receipt, . U S. again cutting back on . j . t | very inarh- ('hairing this program are Mrs, Joel Simon and Mrs. Irving ( 0( lu MtMlla a!u might have won World War I, in, 19H. With both allies and enemies. 1 Meuibwfc muclear output. iMMMWMMM,M^MM.,,,, Leader-Press WBHBiy U| MM PAGE SEVEN

'ynagogue Service! era] membership meetinf, iVew £loyoil in business and the pro- George Otlowski, chairman of David Byrnes, a state air san Class artists — Cindy Matri- Mrs. Harvey Weinberg, teach- ecutive board serving as chape- itation field representative, re- Thursday, 7:45, at the church fusions, to attend the session. the Department of Public Wel- ska and Tony Garcia. er, and Edward Maloney, prin- rones. Women joining the club Thurs- fare, announced the hospital ports that the state attorney Class dancers — Bill Hann corner of Cooper Avenue and cipal, were named as advisors. The. next executive board day night will become charter has opened an after-care drug general's office study will de apple and Peggy Kunak. Berkeley Boulevard. Rev. Earl Baptist Church The committee will present a meeting will be held, March 14. termine whether or not a hear- Taylor, missionary to Japan members. addiction clinic. This is a med Most intelligent — Ronnie slate of officers at the next gen-1:30 P. M. in the teacher's ically oriented clinic with a ing should be held on Agrico Isaacs and Ann Gannon. will be the main speaker to The club's bylaws will be ad- odors. night. Sunday Schedule opted Thursday night and plans broad approach of rehabilita- Class thespians and vocal- tion geared towards providing A hearing could result in anists — Eileen Walsh, Joe Flin- Friday, also at 7:45 P. M. made for election of officers. Rev. James Vigna, missionery to AVENEL - Services, Sun- The new club will be introduced counseling, vocational and soenforceabl- e order from the tosh and Pat McCreary. ay at Central Baptist Church, and accepted at a meeting of cial rehabilitation for the drug state health commissioner to Class comedians — Karen Di- Taiwan will be the principal meeting temporarily at School the New Jersey Federation of addict. Close contact will be stop polluting by a specified Giovanni and Dennis Morton. speakers. Colored slides will be 23, are scheduled for 11:00 shown. PROCLAMATION Husinc.ss and Professional Wom- maintained with community date. A.M., with Sunday School at en's Club on Saturday, March agencies such as probation de- Foul, pungent odors spread Two services are schedule 10:00. Young people will meet WHEREAS, The family doctor of earlier J8. at Barret's Restaurant, partments, the courts, and other throughout Carteret by warm Senior Citizens Set for Sunday, February 26, at 11at 6:30 P.M.; Evening Service years symbolizes a cherished American tr&Oition EM ing Township, near Trenton, agencies in the community who still air on January 25 sparked A. M. and 7 P. M. Special at 7:30. Trip to Cherry Hill speakers at the respective ser- of self-dedication to the good of the community wi:Ji the Trenton Club as host- come in contact with drug the steps toward a hearing. WOODBRIDGE - Smior Citi- The midweek service Is held, ess dub. users. The clinic services arc If a hearing is held, borough vices will be Rev. Harold Mintle Wednesday, 7:30 P. M. The and the health of its people; and zens, at a meeting last week, missionary. to Honduras, an limited to Middlesex County residents will be asked to test- announced plans are completed World of Life Bible club will Information regarding the ify. Agrico officials will also Rev. Edwin Zieman, missionar; WHEREAS, The General Practitioner of to- new Edison Club may be ob-residents. for a trip to Cherry Hill, Thurs- meet, Monday, 6:00 P. M., at be given an opportunity to pre- to Ghana. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver- day brings to his professional service not only tained from Mrs. Josephine The clinic is located in the day, February 23, with the bus an equal self-dedication but, in addition, a fa- Social Service Department of sent the company's side of thescheduled to leave" from in Sunday School classes wil non Jensen, 60 Grant Street, Swartz, Woodbridge BPW presi- issue. dent; Miss Ruth Wolk, expan- the hospital and will be open front of the Knights of Colum- meet as usual at 9:45 A. M Sewaren. All teenagers are in- miliarity with most modern scientific therapies «ion chairman; Mrs, Ann from 8:30 to 4:30 p.m., Mon- bus building at 9:30 A. M with ten classes from nurser; vited to attend. and procedures, as well as a clearer concept of Jacobs, Suburban Decorators, day through Friday.' Appoint- Reservations for the Easter through adult. Sunday afternoon at 8:00 a his responsibility in serving the health needs of Amboy Avenue, Clara" Barton ments can be made by calling Legion Units how have closed. Services and activities for thbaptismai l service will be con- the whole family; and section of Fords; Mrs. AnFrann k Durkin, Director of So- The president and vice presi remainder of the week include ducted by the Rev. James Gent, Bahring at the Edison office of cial Service, at LI 8-1000. Al- dent of the club will attend the Tuesday, 9:30 A. M., ladie! pastor. The ordinance of be- WHEREAS, The American Academy of the First Bank and Trust Com- though no in-patient services Schedule Fete consumers' conference, March prayer meeting; Wednesday, 7:41 lievers baptism will be observ- General Practice, a national association of/.f&m- pany or Mrs. Dorothy Drwal, 14 at the State University, New P. M., Mid-Week Bible Stud; ed. All are invited to attend. will be available, those who CARTERET — Plans are pro- ily doctors, has fostered higher standards Jn the executive director of the Edinee- d hospitalization will be re Brunswick. Speakers will in- and prayer "service; Thursda On March 5, the Rev. Carl general practice of medicine and surgery and son Chamber of Commerce. gressing for the April 15 dinner- clude Dr. Given J. Bymers, Cor- 7:30 P. M., Women's Missionarj Barton, missionary candidate ferred to the drug addiction dance which will be sponsored has given the public a better understanding of unit at the New Jersey Neuro nell University; Dr. Calston E. Council monthly meeting; and to Liberia, West Africa, with ay the American Legion Car- Warne, president of Consumers Friday, 7:30 P. M., Christ's Am- the Baptist Mid-Mission Board, the services rendered by the family doctor) and Psychiatric Institute in Prince- teret Post No. 263 and Ladies ton. Union; Charlotte Montgomery, bassadors meeting. will preach at all services. St. Patrick's Auxiliary to honor their lead Good Housekeeping Magazine; Slides will also be shown. WHEREAS, The New Jersey Chapter of the ers. John Edelman, president of Na- Beginning with the first Sun- Academy, representing the finest precepts of Chairman of the affair, which tional Council, and Mary Gill, Bar Mitzvah Held day of March and continuing professional improvement and community ded- Day Dance Set RabbVs Sermon Topic will be held in the American Food and Drug Administration. through the last Sunday of May, ication, is holding its annual State Convention For Friday Is Listed Legion Memorial, is Steven New members welcomed are For Marc Market a special Sunday School con- on March 1-4,1967; TSELIN — The newly formed Stek. AlbeTt Stewart, and Mrs. Ber- ISELIN - Marc Markel, so test will be conducted. Special American Irish Association of COLONIA - "The Jewish According to Mr. Stek, past tha Stewart. of Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Marke' awards will be presented to NOW, THEREFORE, I, Walter Zirpolo, Woodbridge will hold its first Home in Transition" will be commander George F. Mitchell 699 Ford Avenue, Menlo Parl those who bring visitors, and Mayor of the Township of Woodbridge, New St. Patrick's Day dance Friday, the topic of the sermon to be of- and Mrs. Wilbur Camara, a celebrated his Bar Mitzyah , visitors will receive a special Jersey do hereby proclaim the week of March 17 8 P. M.T at the Royal fered by Rabbi Abraham Horv- junior past president, will be services Saturday morning gift. February 26,1967 to March 4,1967 Oaks Cocktail Lounge, 1700 Oak itz Friday evening at Temple honored. Chodosh Urges Congregation Beth Sholom. Ra1 Tree Road, Edison. Beth Am. Social, economic, and Mr. Mitchell will be present bl Harold Riehtman officiated. Surprised' as ed with a past commander's Exasperated wife: "I knew Martin Mulvihill's Irish-Amer- educational problems confront- :iddush after services, and I FAMILY DOCTOR WEEK pin and a set of colors. MrsNe. w Parking Lot I was marrying a blooming ican Orchestra will be featured ing families of the suburbs will Oneg Shabbat, Friday night in the Township of Woodbridge, .New Jersey. Camara will be given a past idiot, but I didn't think you along with four young "c6Ueens" be discussed. Kiddush will be CARTERET - Harry Chod were sponsored by his parents president's pin. were a perennial." from the MifNiff School of Irish served to the children. osh, Parking Authority chair- Marc, who is an honor studeni GIVEN, under my hand and Seal on this Step-dancing. Frank Tomczuk will serve as man, has recommended to The children's blessings for toastmaster. The introductions In Hebrew, is a student at Ave 20th day of February in the year of 1967. A corned beef and cabbage the month will take place on Council that the borough land lei Junior High School. He guitar. His hobbies include rais- of the guests will be made by at Romanowskl Street and WALTER ZIRPOLO, Mayor dinner will be served. March 3, 8:30 P.M. Thomas Jakeway. i drummer in the school band ing hamsters, practicing judo, Reservations must be made Cooke Avenue be converted into and building models. Minyan takes place evenings a parking lot, and that improve nd also plays the accordion an in advance by telephoning any at 8 o'clock. Junior Congrega ments be made on the John of t h e committee, which in tion services are held, Satur- Winners of Poster Street lot. eludes: Joseph Jackson, 119 days, 9:15 A.M. Worth Street, Iselin, telephone In its recommendation to Contest To Be Named Borough Council, the parking 634 4801; Mrs. J. J. Owens, 14 BOYS WERE CARTERT - Winners In theauthority asked that the two Jefferson Avenue, Menlo Park, CHEERLADERS annual poster contest for par-lots be graded and covered with telephone 548-9260'; Mrs. Ronnie CARTERET - The boys were ochial school pupils in the fifth traffic-bearing material, curb Lyons, Colonia, telephone 382 the cheerleaders when the Cothroug- h eighth grades will be cuts made and car bumpers be 5754; Mrs. F. B, Burns, 117 lumbus School eighth grade announced this Saturday at theinstalled. Homes Park Avenue, Iselin, tele girls' basketball team defeated Columbian Club. In addition, It requested the phone 283-0413; Mrs. M. M. Crof- the women faculty members by According to Thomas Hanley, enactment of the necessary or- ford, 126 Plymouth Drive, Ise a score of 16 to 14. Jr., grand knight of K of C dinance, plus erection of direc- lin, telephone 548-8259; Mr. Pa' Carey Council 1280, an open tional signs leading to the lots Kieideweis, 17 Oakwood Place telephone 549-4822. Any reser- house from 2 to 5 P. M., will as well as signs that will In- West Carteret, telephone 969- vation cancelled before March follow the announcement of thedicate the lots are for parking 1342; or James Lynch, Iselin 15 will be refunded. winners. only.

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SMART DADDY . ., Little Bobby Phillips is First Savings. Len is saving for Bobby and for about to launch his career in Kindergarten the future. He knows that the secret of ac- but it won't be long before Len and Bobby cumulating money is regular and consistent are talking about college. When that time savings combined with high earning through comes Len will be prepared because he just dividends. Pick your goal below and start started an Accumulator Savings Plan at saving this payday for your Bobbie or Billie.

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**** PAGE EIGHT Tuesday, February 21, 1967 Leader-Press

j were held Monday morning alJBennanl Stretil. Freehold, for- Alhamha El Hakkum Caravan ied Monday morning after suf- at 9:30 A. M., Rev. John Hun Surviving a.re her parents; I the1 Ilinuins Homo for Funerals.imerlv of Iselin, who died Mon #96, the First Catholic Solak fering an apparent heart attack diak celebrant assisted by Rev. two brothers, Michael and Ste> West Eijjhlh Street, day at home, will be held Thurs Society, General American Tank while driving along Amboy Ave ~"eter Melech. Interment was in phen Szabo, Carteret; five ne> Obituaries I I'l.i infield, with a high requiem day morning iit 10:00 at the 4 Storage Production Supervis- ue, will be held Friday morn- Moverleaf Park. Woodbridge. Mass al S( Mary's Church,;Thomils ,, c'oslello Funeral ory Staff, hoys from Glass Inn, ing at Mulville Funeral Home, Honarary bearer!: were: Mrs. phews and nieces in the area. Plainficlrt Burin] was in St.|,, , , om Gr cn s recl and Cwpcr C a r t e r e t Novelty Corp., Waterbury Conn., with a high Anna Elko, Mrs. Stella Phillips, The Rev Edward J. Rcckten- I IIANK J. MACUI.AITIS bertn.de Cemetery, Colonia. !Avpnu(> wi|h ,hn RfiV Dflvid „_ tors Inc., Perth Amboy. Rom in O.C.AW. Local 8 397, GA.T.X. Mass of requiem at the Roman Mrs. Aina Skitka, Mrs. Kathe wa,ld motherhouse chaplain. AVKNKI, — Funeral services lijiyonne. he resided ill Avenol f W f rmrr Prl n M mployees the gentlemen of the Catholic Church of the Nativity, rine Syjnchik, Mis. Anna Tracz,i he celebrant at the re fur Frank .). Maciilnilis, (i4 Man ii1- "nl uas a parishioner c.r in.cH!V WWp ° ' . "v ? ?" ?•' ^ ^T was t 1 1 hlir rh ffi< Blll K Buri i rteret Road Department, the Bethlehem, Conn. Burial will be Mrs. Rose Zazworsky. , Surviving arc his widow.' '; ""'" , . " "'. J ;jr " Iquiem high Mass Burial was in tiiittnn Avenue, who died Wed of St. Andrew's Church and a a w ho f in Bethlehem Cemetery. nosdny at Ilrunswirk (;irt<'i"et i.,c.niier ui Ihe Knights of Col- [Josephine (Wojkicwic/.) Gatso; ,' , !" " - o^rlfaf Memo •ntlcmen who acted as bear- Active bearers: Ronald Ward.jjhe Divine Redeemer Cemetery. 1 1 Park Mr. Denker was employed as Howling Lanes, were held Sat umbus of the church. two sons, Peter and Andrew.; " *' ; Woodhridue. j s, the Carteret & Woodbridge Joseph Symchik, Stephen Liscik, A maintenance supervisor at the urrlny at the (ierity Funeral Surviving are his widow, Mrs. both at home; three daughters.' resident of helm for 38 lice Dept, and to all who as Simon Deli, Anthony Barashki,, American Cyanamid Plait, Home, 411 Atnboy Avenue, Connie Maeulailis; a daughter, Mrs. Michael Almasi and Mrs. years, Mr. Howard had made hed in any way, we are in- Andrew Docher. Woodbridge. He was a parish- "Say It With Flowers" Wnorihririgc, with a hiph Mass Mrs. Joseph Harmon, Watch Josephine Ferraro of his home in Freehold during the »cd grateful. Woodbridge; Mrs. John'last three years. He was born ioner of St. John Vianney from of requiem at St. Andrew's ung; two grandchildren; five The Medvets Family SISTER M. ALPERIA SZABO i Donnelly, South Plainfield;'in Columbia. A veteran of fturch. Church. Burial was in Ht, Ger- brothers, 'Anthony, Brooklyn; CARTERET — Funeral ser- WALSHECK'S Edward in Ohio; Joseph, Hay seven grandchildren and one World War I, he was retired Surviving are his widow, Mrs. trude Cemetery, Colonia. CARD OF THANKS vices for Sister M. Alferia Sza- ont'e- Vincent, Delaware, Md.; great grandchild. „•; former truck driver for Ber- Virginia Denker; a son, John, Mr. Maculaitis was stricken MRS. MARIE HARROW and Peter, Ocean Port. wick Transportation Company, and a daughter, Miss Barbara bo were held Friday in the cha- with a heart attack while bowl He was a fomer member of First The Harrow family wishes to Denker, at home; another daugh pel at the Divine Redeemer iriR according to the Leon J. MRS. BI.ANOHF, HARRIS Presbyterian Church of Iselin. ike this time to express our ap- er, Mrs. Judith Hanlon, Rari- Motherhouse, Elizabeth Town C.erity Funeral Home in Wood PETER GATSO CARTERET — Funeral ser- Surviving are his widow, Mrs. •eciation to all our relatives, tian; his mother, Mrs. Mary Den ship, Pittsburgh, Pa. She was bridge. WOODBRIIXJK — Funeral vices for Mrs. Blanche Harris, Ivy Howard; two sons, James, iends and neighbors for their ker, and a sister, Miss Evelyn a member of the Order of the services for Peter Gatso, 51 Van 139 Pershing Avenue, who died He had been employed as es Iselin; John, Plainfield; two any floral tributes and spirit Denker, Bethlehem Conn. Daughters of Divine Liberty. Burcn Street who died Friday at Monday at Long Island Col- tlmator at the Marine Fabrica- the Lyons Veterans Hospital, daughters, Mrs. Ruth Bernadel- il bouquets, rendered ab the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ste- lege Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y., li and Mrs. Florence Marooney eath of our beloved mother phen Szabo, 121 Longfellow will he held Thursday at 10:00 MRS. MARIE HARROW of Iselin; nine grandchildren; ster, grandmother, Marie Har A. M. at the Synowiccki Funeral CARTERET — Mrs. Marie Street, Sister M. Alferia had four sisters Mrs. Mary Walker >w. (Nee Matwy) Harrow of 30 Li Consideration Is Our 80 Year Tradition Home, 56 Carteret Avenue with served at St. Stephen's Catholic and Mrs. Olive Carr of Largo, berty Street on February 19, al Rabbi Abraham Album officiat- We give deep thanks to the Church, McKeesport, Pa. and Fla.; Mrs. Jennie Allen, Whip home. Mrs. Harrow was born in ing. Burial will be in Baron lev, John Hundiak and the Rev parishes in Fairport Harbor, 1 pany; Miss Irene Howard, Edi- Perth Amboy, and resided in Hirsch Cemetery, Sbaten Island, eter Melech for their comfort- Loraine and Cleveland, Ohio, B« luurnl Fiowen fftim son. larteret for 32 years. She was WAISHECK'S, b* it • (mail »rr»m- N. Y. lg words. To the St. Anna Aux- and Darby, Pa. She was born in m«it or * wedding ire given th« a parishioner of the St. Deme- utmoct ol attention ud tlv Mrs. Harris was a former ele- ary Society, The Sisterhood of trius U. O. Church, also its St. Hungary and was educated and mentary teacher in the borough CARD OF THANKS e Blessed Virgin Mary, The Ann Auxiliary Society, the Sis- took her religious vows in Hun- WALSHECK'S school system. She was a mem- JOHN J. HORNAK' Itar Boys, the Parent Teachers terhood of the Blessed Virgin gary coming to the United FLOWERS Thomas ber of the borough Jewish Com- We take this time to express ssociation, the Men's Club St Mary, and the PTA. States in 1936. She formerly re iK AMxtj Art. Wm>dbrli|* munity Center, the JCC Sister- our sincere appreciation to all lemetrius Church, Ukrainian Mrs. Harrow was employed at sided in Carberet. hood, the National Retired our relatives, friends, neighbors rthodox Jr. League, St. De the Carteret Shirt Co., Carteret. Joseph Teachers Association, and the for their many floral tributes >etrius Church, St. Peter's Her husband, Charles Harrow Woman's American ORT. and spiritual bouquets, render wling team Radio Commun died October 20, 1960. Surviving are her husband, ed at the death of our beloved ;ation Assemblers union, Junior Surviving are two sons, Char Herbert; a son, Stephen, at husband, father, grandfather, hoir St. Demetrius Church, the les Richard, Sayreville; Donald home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hornak, the Rev. Andre lonorary ladies bearers, the Alexander, at home; two daugh COSTELLO James Brown, Carteret; three A. Okal, the Nuns of Sacred gentlemen who acted as bear- ters, Mrs. Catherine Marie Ho WIN ?5 $1,000 sisters, Mrs. Ruth Gallo, Rah- Heart Church, the Rev. Vincent rs, the Carteret Rahway Po- well, Woodbridge; Patricia Ju Ryan, the Rev. Henry Bogdan, way; Mrs. Edith Gruhin, Car- ce Dept,, and to all who as- lianne Harrow at home, a broth the Knights of Columbus Carey FUNERAL HOME teret; Miss Florcye Brown, Car- isted in any manner, Thank er, Michael Matwy, Highstown Council 1280 and the Alhamba teret. mi most kindly. two sisters Mrs. Velecia Deli ol Hakkan Caravan #96 the Altar Owosso, Mich.; Mrs. Olga Nagy, & Rosary Society (English) to The Family of the late Carteret, and four grandchil Green St., & Cooper Avc, Iselin, 2830075 WALTER GORACY First Catholic Solak Society, the Mrs. Marie Harrow dren. CARTERET — The funeral of Rev. Philip M. Philebin OSM State & C«nter St., Perth Amboy, HI 2-0075 Walter Goracy, 44 of 113 Haga- The funeral was conducted FMC Corp., Ausco LCL Dept., man Street, who died Tuesday VRTHUR E. DENKER, JR. from the Bizub Funeral Home, Carteret, American Mineral morning at the Veterans Ad COLONIA — Funeral service 54 Wheeler Avenue on Wednes Spirits Co., OCAW Local 8-397, ministration Hospital, East Or- >r Arthur E. Denker, Jr., 48, day at 9 A. M. Divine Ledigy a Leo's Inn, G.A.T.X.. Employees ange. will be held, Thursday 10 Hawthorn Avenue, who the St. Demetrius U. O. Church F.M.C. Corp., F.M.C. Em- morning at 8:30 at Hie Syno- ployees, Army Recuiting office •wieeki Funeral Home, 56 Car- main station. North Jersey, F teret Avenue, with a requiem land . . lea . . air hotel accommodations M.C, Local 144. Mass at 9:00 at St. Joseph's Church. Friends may call at The gentlemen who acted as the funeral home from 2 to 4 bearers, the Carteret and Wood bridge Police Department and Over Half Century and 7 to 10 P. M. Born in Lynhurst, Mr. Goracy to all who assisted in any man Of Personal Service lived in Carteret the past five ner. The Hornak Family To All Faiths years. He was employed for 27 2 WEEKS IN IRELAND S298 Throughout Middlesex County years by the Colgate-Palmolive Company, Jersey City, where CARD OF THANKS 2 WEEKS IN PORTUGAL and MADEIRA S358 Play Money Bags at AUGUST F. GREINER II, Manager he was a fork lift driver. He JOHN J. MEDVETZ was a World War II Army ve Deeming it impossible 2 WEEKS IN EUROPE $379 teran and a parishioner of St. thank all in person, we take this Joseph's Church. means of expressing our thanks 2 WEEKS IN HAWAII, CALIFORNIA, Chevron Dea ers Grciner Funeral Home Surviving are his widow, Mrs. to our relatives kind neighbors Jean (Stypulkawski) Goracy; and friends for their many kind- two sons, Alan and Barry, at nesses, the spiritual bouquets LAS VEGAS $499 home; two sisters, Mrs. Helen and the -beautiful floral tributes includes Jet Air fare . . hotel Krup and Mrs. Sophie Marus- rendered at the time of need of WHERE YOU SEE DIRECTORS 1303 ST. GEORGE AVE, August F. Greiner zewski both of Jersey City; our beloved husband, father U4-1M0 THE "MONEY BAGS" SIGN three brothers, Charles, Florida; brother, grandfather. ADVENTURE TRAVEL COLONIA, N. J. O WHERE PROHlBltEO BY IAW. William A. Schaefer Joseph, Harrison; Frank Jer- Special thanks to the Rev. An 44 Green St., Woodbridge, ME 4-0264 sey City. drew A. Okal, the Nuns of Sacred Heart Church, the alta GEORGE HOWARD boys, the Rev. Philip M. Phile ISELIN — Funeral services bin, O.S.M., the Knights of Co for George G. Howard, 69, of 32 lumbus Carey Council 128», the

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I9fi2. She lived With her son, he Methodist three grandchildren; two sisters, Grove No. 10, Woodmen of the morning at Flynn and Son home; five, grandchildren, li'u Edward. WoodhridRe, officiating. Mrs. Clymena (Jreenleaf and World. Funeral Home, 424 East Avenue mother, Mrs. Loretta Caro, Surviving are a daughter, A South Amboy native, Mr. Miss Dorothy Bergen, both of Surviving are her husband, Perth Amboy, with a requiem Valparaiso, Chile. Obituaries Mrs. Jolan Trrnylia, Carteret; Berfion lived in Wnodbridtjc I'lainfield. John J. Rrown; three sons, Mass at Our Lady of Mt. Oarmel a son, William Kosinsky, Coral ince 1M23. lie was vice Hnrncy J., John V. of Church. Burial was in St. James DOCTORS TO BR DRAFTED City, Fin ; five grandchildren; resident of Miller, RcrKcii and MRS. KATHIORINK (CONCAN- Woodbridge; Thomas E . , Cemetery. j For the first time, beginning two great grandchildren. IKONARI) l.IEBKRMAN Abraham, pastor, will officiate Welch, Inc.. n South Amhoy NON) BROWN Avenrl; six grandchildren; two Mr. Caro was a con-in July, doctors of osteopathy g r e a t - g rnndchildren; four COI.ONIA—Fimrral services Hnrial \n\\ be in the church MH.TON ROSKNTHAL umber company. He was a WOOUliHIIHlF. The funeral struction worker and member of will be included in the Pentagon for Leonard l.irhcrman. 50, of cemetery. member and for manv years sisters, Mrs. Frank McDonald, Local 72, Construction Workers callup for more than 2,000 doc- COI.ONIA — Funeral serv- (if Mrs, Kalherine (Concannon) Mrs. Anthony Barcellona and .V! Leslie Hoad, who died Sun Mrs. Ahalum was a member ices for Milton Rosenthal, 51 of inancial secretary and trustee Brown, 331 Columbus Avenue. and Laborers' Union. He was a tors. Selective Service will tiny al 1'eitli Amboy General f the Methodist Church of Mrs. Charles Pappas, all of parishioner of Our Lady of Mt draft 2.118 doctors of medicine of the Hungarian Reformed !i0 Kilmer Drive, who died Sal who died Thursday at hiuii", was Wnndhridge; Mrs. Richard Hospital, were held Monday a( Church nf Perth Amboy and of unlay al the Veterans Adminis- Woodbridge. held Monday morning al the Carmel Church. A native of and 111 osteopaths. Ki-pilzmiin's Jewish Memorial A World War 1 veteran, he Mundrnne, Rahwav. Chile, he had resided in r the William Penn Fraternal As tration Hospital, East Orange, (ireiner Funeral Home. 41 Green Home. !>.i4 K. Jersey Stroel. Eli sociation. Wife of the late Stc were held Sunday at the Lehrer erved in France with the U.S. Street, wilh a requiem Mass at Woodbridge Township 38 years. Robert F. Kennedy. Senator (D., znbeth. |php-n Abahazi. she had resided 'rabiel Funeral Home, 275 W. Army Medical Corps. i St. James Church. Burial was in JOSEPH C. ( ARO Surviving are his widow, Mrs. N. Y.) in London: Mr Lieherman, who was bornjin Perth Amboy prior to moving Milton Avenue. Rahway, with Survivinc are bis widow, Mrs. St. James Cemetery. WOODBRIDGE — Funeral Vera (Horvath) Caro, three "The United States is natural- In New York City, moved hero to Avenel 11 years ago. Rabbi Jacob Rubenstein of Miriam (Duval) Bergen; a! Born in Wnjirihridgr and a life- services for Joseph C. Card, 71 sons, Joseph Jr., Perth Amboy; ly very much interested in th« lfi years a«o. lie. was a Navy; Surviving are two daughters, Temple Beth Torah, Rahway, daughter, Mrs. Virginia! long resident here, Mrs, Brown Cutters Lane, who died FridayjFrank, Sewaren, a patrolman many changes that have taken veteran of World War If and a Mrs. Elizabeth l'rire, Tntlen officiating, assisted by Cantor Troeger, Berkeley Flei hts; ai was a parishioner of St. James at Perth Amboy General|With the Wnodhridge Township place in Europe and will con- former viee president, Irtisterjville; Mrs. Clraee Kozo, Aven Solomon Slci-iiberf". Burial was brother, Leroy Jr.. Red Bank;' Church and a member of fine Hospital, were held MondayiPolice Department; James at tinue to take place." aml board member of Congre- el; a son, Stephen Obcrhizcr, in Beth Israel Cemetery, Wood galion B'nai Jacob, Avcnel. Isolin; four grandchildren, bridge. Surviving are his widow, Mr. Roscnlhal had been em Maude; a daughter, Cheryl MRS. JOLAN KOSINS7.KI ployed as a salesman by the Iluth at home; a son, Philip, fORDS - Funeral services for Mrs Jolan Eagle Sales Company, Inc., FURNITURE Elizabeth; his mother Bessie - Kosinszki of Elizabeth. Son of the late Mr. l.ieberman, Studio City Calif.;jBarllesvillc, Okla., a former and Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal, the a sister, Frances Huehsbaum resident of Perth Amboy and L J: younger Mr. Rosenthal was Sears Woodland Hills, Calif. Fords-' , wh"o die""d "Saturday at born in New York City. He was Barllesville, are scheduled for AND APPLIANCE a member of Temple Beth Tor MRS. ROSE T. ABAHAZI tomorrow morning at 8:30 at ah, Rahway, and of Post 133 AVENEL — The funeral of!the Mitruska Funeral Home, Jewish War Veterans of Rah Mrs. Rose Toth Abahazi, 84, of 5.'il New Brunswick Avenue, way. During World War II, he 280 Prospect Avenue, who died, with a high Mass of requiem at served in the U. S. Air Force. Sunday at home, is scheduled!9:00 at Our Lady of Peace for tomorrow morning at 10:00 Church, both Fords. Burial will Surviving are his widow, Mrs fit Flynn and Son Funeral be in Our Lady of Hungary Sylvia (Trachenberg) Rosen Home, 424 East Avenue, with Cemetery. thai; two sons, Richard and services at 10:30 at the Hungar- Gerald at home; a daughter Mrs. Kosinszki had resided in Laurcne at home; a sister, Mrs ian Reformed Church, both Barllesville since the death of Perth Amboy. The Rev. Dezso Sylvia.Novick, Wantagh, L I her husband, Frank, April 30, N. Y. ANDREW ANDERSON FORDS - The funeral o Andrew Anderson, 76, of 4' Egan Avenue, who died Friday at the Veterans Administration Hospital, East Orange, was held CIEARANCE Tuesday afternoon at Flynn and Son Funeral Home, 23 Ford At Sears Elizabeth Clearance Center, 930 Newark Avenue Avenue, with the Rev. John C Melin of St. Stephen's Lutheran We've cleared our slock rooms, supply depots and sales floors . . . assembled a gigantic astortment of Sears nationally-famous Church, officiating. Burial was merchandise under one roof to give you tremendous buys. Some are one-of-a-kind, some few-of-a-kind, some slightly scratched or in Alpine Cemetery, Perth damaged demonstrator or repossessed model., but ALL ARE MECHANICALLY PERFECT AND SOLD WITH SEARS GUARANTEE Amboy. Mr. Anderson was a Perth OF SATISFACTION. Come early for best choice. Sorry, No Mail or Phone Orders During Thii Sale. Amboy native and lived in Fords for the past 45 years. He pioneered the service station in this area and operated a service SILVERTOM: COMB. station in Perth Amboy before LADY KENMORE COMB. World War I. • Stereophonic phono • Washer-Dryer A World War I army veteran AM/FM radio with 23" tGai Model he was a retired electrician and Mack and white TV. dredge engineer with the • Save over 75/o! 88 • Reg. 489.95, Save 167,73 322 Middlesex Dock and Foundation Company, Perth Amboy. He was a member of the Fords Post of Silvertone Color TV Kenmore Washer • Automatic 8 cycle, 2 speed, the American Legion and the • 21" picture, all channel NO MONEY Americus Lodge 83 of the Free 10 Lb. capacity. Reg. 239.95 and Accepted ',Masons Save 87.73 Woodbridfle. Silvertone Combination DOWN Washington's Birthday He was a member of St • 23" picture, AM/FM radio Kenmore Washer Stephen's Lutheran Church • Automatic Edison. Silvertone Stereo • 10 Lb. capacity 122? 1-DAY SPECIAL! Surviving are his widow, Mrs • With AM/FM radio '142 Karen M. (Larsen) Anderson; i Kenmore Portable Washer 22 ncphwe and two nieces. Silvertone Electric Organ • Automatic, Reg. 189.95 Save 67.73. Only 2 122 OUR FAMOUS 100% DOMENICK SANTUCCI • Single keyboard 52" HOPELAWN - The funeral o Silvertone Black/White TV 22 Domenick Santucci, 65 Lee DINETTE SET Street, who died Thursday a • 23" picture 82 HUMAN HAIR Perth Amboy General Hospial • Table, 4 Chairs was held Monday at Flynn and • Reg. 219. 22 Son Funeral Home, 424 Eas COLDSPOT Refrigerator WIGS Avenue, Perth Amboy, with t • Save 131.00 88 As Low as high Mass of requiem at Mos • 12Cu.Ft. "i^d Holy Rosary Church. Burial wa in the church cemetery. • Frostleas Top Freezer • ^ ^ Canopy Bed 95 Mr. Santucci was retired as an • Reg. 219.95 — Save 97.73 M-MF AW • Full size, white Italian 29 employee of the Indiana Genera provincial. Save 58.00 Corp., Keasbey. A native o Regularly $69.95 • $99.95 Italy and resident of Hoeplawn Coldspot Refrigerator Provincial Chest for 55 years, he was ; • 14Cu.:Ft., Frostlcss '222 • White, 4 drawers These are 100% Human Hair Wigs of fine, parishioner of Our Lady of tru Save 30.00 Most Holy Rosary Church, Perth Coldspot Refrigerator costly construction, luxuriously long and full Amboy. and beautiful. Our Stylist will cut and set • 14 Cu^ Ft., Frostlcss Redwood Chair . Special Surviving are his widow, Mrs 212" Unpainled Chest your new wig for a tiny fee, Maria (Ferri) Santucci; twt daughters, Mrs. A d e 1 i n Col-Ispot Refrigerator Sofa, Modern, Green Lotrario and Mrs. Tin. • 16 Cu. Ft., Fro«tle»s Coffee Table Lotrario; a son, Anthony F., all 192" End Table of Hopelawn; six grandchildren Coldspot Air Conditioner Parlor Arm Chair and two great-grandchildren. • 11,000 BTU Sofa, Beige, French Provincial 202" Sofa Bed, Moderi ALBERT ROLL BERGEN Parlor Arm Chair, Gold- WOODBRIDGE — Funera Coldspot Freezer 210 BROAD STREET services for Albert Roll Bergen • 17 Cu. Ft., Frostlcss '222 Sofa, Italian Provincial ELIZABETH 77, of 167 Main Street, who died Hidea-Bed, Green OPEN MONDAYS AND Friday at Perth Amboy Genera Chest Fruitwood THURSDAYS TILL 9 Hospital after a brief illness Kenmore Classic Gas Range Recliner, Brown were held Sunday afternoon at • Base, large oven, 4 burners Dining Room Table the Greiner Funeral Home, 44 Kitchen Table, Maphs Green Street, with the Rev Theodore S. Seamans, pastor o Kenmore Gas Range Kitchen Chairs • 30", coppertone, 4 burners Bed ____— griddle, large ever. 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,\ril Annual Si. Put's I.Vll IHG7) .111(1 lloli Scullion lit Prvnitlp recoivp Ihr Sacr.imcnl Ml Schorhcl. about Ihe sleeve; and (Ml !)l!lt) lirjjrd evc'iyoiic lo nel adults and teenagers nol yell 'around Ihc neckline. Ihinrp Plans Told lickels early. They may In- oh •it Confirmation Hito confirmed are asked lo call the! I allied from (he above chairmen Herlory. 82fi 2276, In make Irainion litOtv | Ribbed slocking srr uorn CAHTKRKT _ St. Joseph's FOIIDS The He\ Joseph K.|necessary arrangements, Holy Name Society announced nr Ihc following men: ,Jor ()' jwith these string colored frocks. Caffncy (541 40r>0). Jim O'Kim lirzozmvski, pastor of Our l,ady Evening Mass is held every it will hold it's Iliinl annual SI Dresses that look like under ' hell (Ml 287r.), lUy O'l'.urke nf I'c'icc Church lias announced Patrick's Day dance, March 17 Wednesday aiirin^ l,enl at (i:0()lwear is the newcsl fad for Iren- KENNAN ON WAR (Ml 77B4) and Hay OTehlier Ihal Ills Kxecllcncy, Ihe Most ai Hrthlrn Hall, Conke Avojiur, p.m. and The Way of the Cross!atjers. Knillvd cotton frocks in (ieoi'Rc Kennan, retired am- (.r>41 (!II47) or any ;ir!ivp mem. Hrvemid Hisliop, will preside al every Fridays at 2:0(1 p.m. and Music will be furnished by AI Ihc confnmillion Hilcs Thin string colored yarn are hrinjj hassadnr If) Moscow. \\]y.ei\ Mi1"-. Michni'l Salrlli UN ? with evrrylhinu I. All children eligible musl allcml having hells and others straight thai neither Moscow nor Peking Cliirii H.-M-ton [toys H;isrli;ill im Irish Jigs 'n Polish Nlnrks. Frank Robinson is named lop religion (hisses regularly in Military expanding role in In and stopping just above the plotted Ihe war in Vietnam ai l.cMj'up I],i'. been .ip[><>1111111 Co rhnirman Mike lludiirko player in Series. 1 chiiirman of (lie Annual Sprinj: order In be prepared properly tojdonesia knees. Some have an edging of a test of Western determination. (Inner in he held April 15.

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attention! 172 Sq. Inclwt. Brand New . .• No Caih Down. 1967 ADMIRAL Guarantwd. STRING 4" COLOR TV'S STUDENTS Wai- Big Selection All Sizes! A Openinii In our new Complete Line Of All Ad- studio (or private REVERE 2 Ot. KEnLE Easy Spin Dry Washer miral TV's Violin • Viola • Cello Instructions HJ/Fl - Color Mil IQftO Steve Chubak, instructions TV Specialists 004-IOUO M010H0LA 634-8202 Factory Fr«sTir WOODBRIDGE RADIO Aufo. Spinner. SlainUli Steel. Solid state reliability at Nd Ccih Down. & TELEVISION T 450 Rahwiy Ave., J.P. Kocsiit, Prop. 17 critical points BABICS PROCTOR TEFLON IRON • The picture is big... the set is HARDWICK 36 RANGE FURNITURE HOUSE slim and trim "Hemt «> fiat furnlfurt" • 3 IF stages—not just 2! HEADQUARTERS 99 • Power transformer chassis VERSATILE COLOR TV! The Greatest! Build it in ... put it on a table and show it off! Goes Gas Deluxe. for Steam & Dry . . • BRASS BUCKET • Tint control most anywhere. No Cash Down. LEES CARPET 17 V.nn. • Automatic derrr |J*ef plater JRoont and and The Newest In J SALE • PERIOD 14 ; Whirlpool Ref rig. RCA CONSOLE TV LUNCHEON • MODERN ..r best enleitatiim&.it..../, PRICED D*lly ll:J0 I* 3:00 P.M. • COLONIAL DINNER FURNITURE Wood Cabin«t. D«llj 3:N (« 11:00 P.M. 2 Door . . . Auto. OUTSTANDING BUYS ON QUALITY MOTOROLA RADIOS! 282 Sc,. Inch. Frlihijr IOI) Saturday 'Til 1S:M Detroit. No Caih No Caih Down. Sunday I P.M. Til 10 P.M. KI 1.5995 Down. 48 Roo*av«lt Avenue \ MOTOROLA [MOTOROLA BRASS BUCKET CARTERET SOLID STATE SOLID STATE AIR CONDITIONERS! Charcoal Steakhouse Optn Mon* TIMI, Thun. RCA COLOR CONSOLE U. S. 9 & MAIN STREET •nd Frl. lil f PJH. CLOCK RADIO FM/AM RADIO WOODBRIDGE W.J. « I.t. tit * • ND tubes to burn out I • Automatic Fret). Control on FM Reservations: ME 4-9148 • Plays you to sleep, shuts itself off • 6" Golden Voice* SpeaKtr • Lets you ttll time in dark SALE • Genuine Wjlnul wne«(S, Select SALE • Choice of 3 colon twdwood solids Floor Moduli. targe&t Color Large SeUction. Tube. '67 Model. PRICED! PRICED! SWITCH No Caih Down. General Electric G-E AUTO. General Electric v/\ ft i 2-Door, 28 Wide FILTER FLO No Frost 16' TO GAS HEAT SZI Refrig.-Freezer Refrig.-Freezer WASHER IN 8 HOURS! 195 195 ,95 One working day is all it takes repairs. No moie delivery problems, lo iv.iti.h to modern gas heat In And the cost of new KJS equipment Yallo^v mott cases it simply means a quick is surprisingly low. Call your local FRtfc DHIVtkY . . . twitch ot the burner—everything Gas Company office or your plumbing- Ultb DtllVrRT , I Rib fULL UAR btRVlCt fKtL IULI YhAK .StRVICt else stays put—and, presto, you . heating contractor for the facts. r«H HILL VLAtt blKVK t ! ...; t.v:*"i tow clean, dependable, quiet gat No obligation, of course. heat No more worry about costly SATISFACTtOM GUAR- I] TO 11111 \M Vi department storeANIftD . , . Our S2 your reputation ii you< ebtabliihed 1935 compiets avturcnue oi lizabethtown Gas lotiituttiun,

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BOOT CAMP OVER: Ma- rine Private Craig Juba. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Juba, of 65 Juliet St., Iselin, has completed four weeks of in- dividual combat training at Marine Corps Base, Camp LeJeune, N. C. <; BKE WINNKRS: Sister Mary deSecours, principal of St. James School, presents local and district awards to Debora Van Tassel and Gary Logan. Debora was eighth grade winner and Gary seventh grade winner of St. James School Spelling Bet. Debora emerged second prize winner in the Amboy Distrkt Spelling Bee and participated in the Diocesan CYO Spelling Kee in Trenton. IT WAS GERMAN NIGHT - At the Woodbridge Elks Lodge Saturday night and those pictured above served as bartenders and waitresses Left to rifiht, standing, Herman York, Jack Cassidy, Deszo Batta, George Wittenzellner and Windsor Lakis. Seated arc Mrs. Paul Yuhasz, Mrs. Michael Scfchek, Mrs. Steven Kara and Mrs. A. Martin Mundy.

PROMOTED: D. L. Bower has been appointed vice presi- dent of Standard Oil Company of California, it was announ- APPEARING IN OPERA: ced by O. N. Miller, Chairman Miss Marcia P. Burrows, of The Board of Standard Oil daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Company of California. George E. Burrows, Colonia, Mr. Bower has been presi- will appear in Bedrich Smet- dent since 1963 of Chevron Oil ana's opera, "The Bartered Company, Eastern Division, Bride" to be presented by Mil- HONORED FOR SERVICE: John P. Ettershank, 59 George Street, Avenel, head of the lab- located at Perth Amboy, New likin University School of Jersey. oratory at the Bayonne Plant of Humble Oil & Refining Company, receives his 40-year serv- Music, Decatur, III., in March. ice emblem from plant manager Edward T. DiCorcia as C. V. Tcbbutt, head of the plant tech- Bower has served in many Miss Burrows, a freshman at capacities with Standard Oil nical and service department looks on. The emblem he received was gold and diamond-stud- Millikin, is majoring in music. YOUNGER GENERATION INSTALLS: Installation rites of the Sons of the VFW of Star Land- ded Mr. Ettershank is married to the former Anna Head. They have a son, Major John Et- Company of California since ing Post 2.111, Carteret, were held recently. Left to right, Alfred Oakley, Commander of Car- tershank who is a chaplain in the U. S. Army, and a granddaughter. he went to work for the Com- teret Post VFW; Thomas Lynch, Commander of District 8, Middlesex County; Allen Good.- pany in 1947 as a Salesman in rich, commander of Sons of the VFW Unit and Department Commander of New Jersey Vin- were: Tenderfoot: Steve Marti- Auxiliary Plans Portland, Oregon. Among cent Brinkerhoff. no, Greg McNelis, James Allo- other sales jobs he has held Eagle Scout Award Goes way. Michael Babyock, David have been in San Francisco, Marmaratein, Robert Thomas, Dinner March 11 Los Angeles, Phoenix and Robert Silvia, Michael Mallia, AVENEL — At a meeting of Honolulu. To Michael J. McGivney Gregory Ficarra; Second Class: the Ladies Auxiliary of Avenel Born in Portland, Oregon. John Zmich, Charles Malinchak; Fire Company, plans were made Bower presently resides with /;;^:* First Class: Gary Friedman, to conduct a corned beef and his wife and three children at Gary Guarino; Star: Steven So- cabbage dinner, March 11 in the 849 Knollwood Terrace, West- lop, James Peterson. firehouse with Mrs. John Lockie field, New Jersey, but will The Merit Badge awaTds were and Mrs. Stanley Derewsky as move to the San Francisco, passed out by four Eagl;i he hah s by Pastor GentileGil . judges, just numbers for iden Mrs Gabriel Dengeleri, cus won by Mrs. Kalina and the spe will be started fur the ten year quire some of. it. . ludian; Mrs. Sttve Lazar, hus-'cial project by Mis, Carmen iulds iu the fourth grade. served at ASSUJUIIL Patrol Lead-1 Other awards lor the evemngKJrilJury Vanasse. tificatiua. ._ PACF TWFT VE Tuesday, February 21, 1967 Leader-Press LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES HOBEUT E. JACKS SHERIFF'S SAIF. wllh survey many by Kriwnrd ('. Rpilly Snnthrrly nidr of Lnfnyette Road In will be given an opportunity !o he heard fl) Ihe acquisition of such land nre Issued pursunnt to this ordinance.| SECTION I The itenl delineate btlow M PI RlflR COl'BT OF anil Assorlnti-s, IViih Amlwiy, N. J. riatctt^ft concerning Ihc intne. after referred In as "purpose"), is .not a Ihe aggregate amount of notes hereby i""l "Itiichwl liei.-t.., including the col- President of the <:ouncil hereby rhanRcd to nriaMim Plare. l l rln lhillnidi!<. Nollot Is farther given that MK h rdin- enel. Township, and a copy II available up to of and dasrtgn*. i I l.llinbi'r Co , a corporation. BKJNC1 the xame premises conveyed Wrst Turnpike Road I* herehy mat of such purpose is Wti.Sm iinil 14>.„„,.„• puisuiinl Io this ordinance shall at SECTION 2 Ihe use SJlfe Will be fUlther rnn.|.l...r! If f trial 1 and including the time of such meeting l 111 ;1 ial •...il of til* , mill Iticliiirrl, (judsonf ami H;ttt-n I'iisnuale Ciiio^nne and I'.iuliup <;uti chanced to Ksscx Avenue West. $1^00 of slK'h sum is to lie provided by,nnv nn1I, exceed Ihe sum Mist mrnlioned " "I "V "tlni puiajr* by said r:oun he held in the hi ( Avenel. the Township who shall request such cop- inated ;Isc. and ir.i !,,„„„„„ „, sal,| |K(rul, „„..,„, |o „„, |,.,, Coimdl Chamber at the Munuioal liuil.l tM'll lln (i ) Knoll Hnncl in the ('nlnnln section ies, nt the office of the Municlpnl Clerk Issuance of said lionils Khali, Io nut less -i.-- i..v u.,.. u. ^w. \rmh<-i II). l%li mon wilh Hichiird CariiMine and llattir of the Township of Woorthridee the estimated maximum amount of bonds lhan Ihe amount of such excess, he «p. Urtinancc, provided, however, "j^^^* Ing. Woodbrldge, N .1 .m Tu y. Iht Cnrosnnr. hi* wife, as tenants by the en- n Ihe Memorial Municipal Huilriing In or notes necessary to be Issued for such ol a new v.i! shall nut affect Hv % is Ita»" of the above ulnled Wrll, to' from the southerly side of New Do-Woodbrldgv. New Jersey. plied to (lie payment of such miles then tln> "'vaiiil'i" y '< I In Icualii' y ol the. old7th day of March, I'M,? at n »'<-.Hi' e In tirely of the other undivided one-half In- ver Hnnd southerly 217.BO feet to is W2,.T00^ and ifii Ihe period of lr tin' (lhrdrd jind ilrhvprrd, I will e\|>nse s ulstnndhip Mil1 v the «r«ning. at which place and I all terest by deed °f •'• > (Jleason, Jr. as it* southerly terminus is hereby AN ORDINANCE AI't'ROPRIATINC. of said purpose, according to Section li It is hereby .letermineil and '" "' "'- "•"•"""•"t» I" «"l«h the pwgont Interested will he jlmn an oppor* I i •-.ilr .-it public' Mnflili- nil WKUNKS- Administrator nf Veterans' Affairs, dated Its reasonable life, is a period of forty old seal was applied. changed to Knollwood Lane, Colo- $65,500 TO PAY THE COST OF stated that thr Supplemental Ilebl Slate tnnlty to be hesrd comeruinK KHM! oidin- «\\v, mi; mil PAY w MARCH A.D ,Deiemlier R. 1W.1 and recorded on Tie n i ,i ACQUISITION" 'OF""IJCNIV1 IN' THK| yearn, computed^ froni_ the date of Haid (•ember II. iw:t in Rook 2113 of Deeds ment rt'tpiirert by said Ixtcnl Ilnlid l.au SKC1ION :i. This Oiflmance ;ITA ance. i'»>7. nl the hniii of two o'clink hy the iiM Ks.sex Street in the folnnia section KURDS SFXriiON OF TIIF, TOWNSHIP bonds, and (7> the cost of such purjtose. has heen duly made and filed in the of. use nl the new srnl shall liecomo « for Middlesex County pane !)fl. ( JOSFTII V VM.KNTI tlirn |>ir\.uhn^ i Slanrhird or l>iiyli^'hl of the Tnunshlp of Wnmlbrklee OF WOODBTUIX5E, IN THE COUNTY as herelnhrfore stated, includes the sumflee of the Municipal Clerk of aaid Town-, ti\e ininiediately upon adoption and puh- Municipal (Ink S;n inn' Hint' in thr afternoon of the Siiid The approximate amouiit of the Juris;-' from the northerly side of OutlooR OF MIDDLESEX, AS A SITE FOR Aof $5,000 which is estimated tn be neces- shlp, and that .such statement so filed llc.ition of this Ordinance. Hccordinf in rflrt.v. .it the Shi-i iff's OfHce in thp ('nun- mint to be satisfied hy said sale Is Ihe A\enue to the southerly side of Mid-FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDINCl. sary to finance the cost of such pur|x*>e, L.P. 2/21/67 Iv Vlrninislrt'iirn Huildinfi, in the City of shows that the gross debt of said Tmvn law. sum of Two Hundred, fifty-six <$2W.OO) dlesex Avenue Is herehy changed to T<> MAKE A IHIWN PAYMENT AND TOincluding architect's fees, accounting, en- ship, as defined In Section 40A 2 43 of. \ru Mi imsvvick. New Jersey, Dollari more or leu. p'us interest to-, Kevin Plnee, Colonia. AUTHORIZE THE ISSUANCE OF gineering and Inspection cosls, legal ex said Bond Law, is inerenscd hy jj \l! thMt p:ircel of lanrt and premises, Bet her wilh the costs of this sale. i SECTION 2. This ordinance stlnll In- BONDS TO FINANCE SUCH APPROP- penses and other exiH'nscs, including in- this ordinance hy SM.300 anil that the hrrom-illrr p,u1injlnily described, situMe The subscriber reserves the right In effective immediately upon adoption, np- RIATION, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THEterest on such obligations to the extent Issuance of the bonds ami notes author- [ ni Uii> Tm*n^hip of M;ntisnn, in the adjourn said >ale from tlnw to time sub- proval nnrt publication: according to law.ISSUANCE OF BOND ANTICIPATION permitted hy Section 4(iA -2 20 of the Lot7ed hy this ordinance will he within all Cmmty nf Middlesex. New Jersey. ject only to such limitations or restric- ROP.ERT K. .tAC'KS NOTKS IN ANTICIPATION OF THE IScal Bond Law. debt limitations prescribed by said Lo- IIKINC kiinwn and di-slKnatlNl as I-oltions upon the exercise oF such power at President of the Council SUANCE OF SUCH BONDS. Section 3. It is hereby determined and cal Bond I»aw. «l. Illork SHi on "Subdivision rial may be specially provided by law or Said Ordinance remain* on file In the l H 1 0 < rrsluood, Section 1. situated In Mad|. office, of Ihe Municipal Clerk for public WHEREAS, Oie Township of Wood-1 »«»_<^| "i** J^.,^™ V?*"_ , ^ *J£l Section 7. This ordinance shall take e> ruM of Court. Sold subject to condition! moneys appropriated under the caption feet twenty days after the first publlca win Township, Middlesex County, N. J. of tale. Inspection bridge, in the County ol MJddleiex, h«a drawn hy Karl H. Wllber, P.E.. Sayre- heretofore established a Free Public Li- "down payment" or "capital Improve- tlon thereof after final passage. villf, N. J, License No. 2493. July 19M, ROBERT H. JAMISON. Shtrl'f Notice Is further given (hat said ordin- brary, pursuant to law, and thi Trustees ment fund In budgets of ssld Township BOBEBT E. JACKS Scale 1" SO1 " and filed In the Office ISADORE RUBIN ance will be further considered for final of the Free Public Library of th« Town- heretofore adopted Is available to finance President of the Council of the Clerk nf Middlesex County as Map Attorneyy. passage by said Council at a regular ship of Woodbrldge, in the County (M said purpose. The sum of 13,200 Is here Said Ordinance remains on file In the No. 23M and File Nn. 947. I..P. 2/916-23-3/2/67 18.124 meeting of that body tn be held In theMiddlesex have determined It to be ad- by ipflfoprlated from such moneys to office of the Municipal Clerk for public The above description Is In accordance Council Chamber at the Municipal Build visable to acquire the land hereinafter the payment of the cost of said purpose. inapectlon. NOTICE Ing. Woodbrldge. N. J on Tuesday, the described aa a sit* for a Free Public Li- Section 4. To finance said purpose, Notice i.i further given that said ord Notice is herehy given that at a Reg-7th day of March. l%7. at 8 o'clock In brary building, and to expend therefor bonds ol said Township of an aggregate Inance will be further considered for fi ular Meeting of the Council of the Town- the evening, At which place ami time sll not exceeding 165.300: principal amount not exceeding $62,300 nal passage by said Council at a regular persons Interested will be given an op- ship of WondbrldKe, held on the 21st day NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT OR- snd hereby authorized and shall be Is- meeting of that body to be held In the of February. 1967, the following Ordin- portunltr to be heard concerning sold sued pursuant to said Local Bond Law. Council Chamber at the Municipal Fluild ordinance. DAINED, by the Municipal Council of ance was introduced and read; snd psss- the Township of Woodbrldge, in the Said bonds shall bear Interest at a mte Ing, Woodbrldge, N. J. on Tuesday, the Obituaries cd on First Reading: JOSEPH V. VALENTI County of Middlesex, u follows: which shall not exceed six per centum 7th day of March, 19«7 at fl o'rlocx In AN ORDINANCE TO CHANGE THE Municipal Clerk Section 1. The sum of 165,500 il hereby (6%) per annum. All matters with re- the evening, at which place and time all NAME OF ELM AVENUE TO GR1SSOM LP. 2/21/67 I15,«2 persons interested will be given an oppor 1 appropriated to the Trustees of the Free spect to said bonds not determined by PLACE, IN THE FORDS SFXTION OF Public Library of the Tmviwhlp of this ordinance shall be determined by tunlty to be heard concerning said ord- THE TOWNSHIP; SOUTH TURNPIKE i y JOHN J. HORNAK NOTICE Woodbridge, In the County of Middlesex, resolutions to be hereafter adopted. inance. HOAD TO ESSEX AVENUE EAST AND Notice li hereby given that (he follow. to pay the cost of acquiring the plot of Section 5. To finance «aid purpose, JOSEPH V. VALENTI CAUTEKET — John J. HorWEST TURNPIKE ROAD TO ESSEX Ing proposed Ordinance was Introduced land on Ford Avenue In the Townfthip of bond anticipation notes of said Township Municipal Clerk nak, 39 John Street, died Feb- AVENUE WEST, IN THE AVENEL SEC- and passed on first reading at a meeting Woodbrldge known aj Lot I in Block 347- of an aggregate principal amount not ex-L.P, 2/21/67 TION OF THE TOWNSHIP; KNOLL of the Municipal Council of the Township B, •( shown On the Tax Assessment Map ceeding 162,300 are hereby authorized ruary 16 at the Elizabeth Gen- ROAD TO KNOLLWOOD LANE AND ES-of Woodbrldge, In the County of Middle- at the Township of Woodbrldge, aj a site and shall be Issued pursuant to said Lo- NOTICE eral Hospital. Mr. Hornak was SEX STREET TO KEVIN PLACE. IN sex. New Jersey, held on the 21st of Feb. for a Free Public Library building. Such cal Bond Law, in anticipation of the Is Notice is hereby given that at a Reg- THE COLONIA SECTION OF THE ruary, and that said ordinance will be appropriation shall be- met from the pro suance of said bonds. Said notes shall ular Meeting of the Council of the Town •born in McKeesport, Pa. He was ceeda of the sale of the bonds authorized, TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE, taken up for further consideration for fl bear interest at a rate which shall not ship of Woodbridge. held on the 21st day a resident of Carteret for 30 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MUNICI- nal passage at a meeting of said Munlci and the down payment appropriated, by exceed >lx per centum (6%) per annum, this ordinance. Said Improvement shall of February, 1967, the following Onlin PAL COUNCIL OF THE TOWNSHIP OF pal Council to be held at Its meeting and may be renewed from time to time ance was Introduced and read; mid pass years. A parishioner of the Sac-WOODBRIDGE: room in the Memorial Municipal Build- be undertaken as a general Improvement and no part of the cost thereof shall be pursuant to and within the limitations ed on First Reading: red Heart Church, he also held SECTION 1. The following street name ing. WoodbridKe, New Jersey, on the 7th prescribed by said Local Bond Law. All AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT AND changes be and herehy are made In ac of March, 1967 at 8 o'clock P.M. or as assessed against property specially bene- membership in the Holy Name fited. matters with respect to said notes not DESIGNATE AN OFFICIAL SEAL FOR cordance with the followlnf descriptions: soon thereafter as uld matter can be determined !>y Mils ordinance shall be iTHE TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE Society and the First Catholic Ca) Elm Avenue, Fordi, from the Norreached, at which time and place a Section 2. The Municipal Council his determined by resolutions to be here I BE IT ORDAINED by the Municipal Slovak Society. He was employ- therly aid* ol Taraa Driv« to the persona who may be interested therein ascertained and hereby determines that after adopted. In the event that bonds Council of the Township of Woodbridge: ed at the PMC Corp. for over 30 years in the maintenance de- partment. Surviving are his wife, Juliana Vuska Hornak; three sons, Sgt. Alfred, stationed at the U, S. Army Recruiting office in Mor- ristown; Ernest, Bayonne; John F., Carteret; a daughter Mrs. Anna Marie Wadiak, Fords; 11 grandchildren. The funeral was conducted frotn the Bizub Funeral Home, 54 Wheeler Avenue, on Monday thence to Sacred Heart Church for a solemn high Mass. The Rev. Andrew A. Okal was cele- TWIN CITY brant, the Rev. Vincent M. Ry an OSM was deacon and the Rev. Henry Bogdan was suft- • OUTLET STORES • deacon. Interment was in St. James Cemetery. The following organizations ROSELLE ELIZABETH held services: The English Al- NOTE tar and Rosary Society; The Our Retails Stor« Knights of Columbus Carey Council 1280 and the Alhamba 572 Rarilan Rd. 950 Sherman Ave. it Open on Wednesday Hakkam Caravan led by the for This Great Rev. Philip M. Philebin OSM. Roselle Shopping Center Opposite Burry Biscuit Once A Year Sale Pallbearers were Lee Taylor, From 10 A.M. to 6 P.M.! John Lesko, Philip Stragappade, Theodore Woodmen, Alexander Oil, Charles Yackerman.

REV. WILLIAM PAYNE FORDS — Funeral services for the Rev. William H. Payne, 45, former rector of the Episco- pal Churches of the Holy Cross, 4-Day Washington's Birthday Sale! Perth Amboy, and St. John's Fords, who died Friday of an apparent heart attack at his home, 109 N. E. 24th Street, Oklahoma City, are scheduled Wed. thru Sat., Feb. 22 - 25 - In Both Stores! for Thursday morning at 9:30 at the Daniel J. Leonard Home for Funerals, 242 E. Jersey Street, ELIZABETH STORE ONLY | | ROSELLE STORE ONLY | with services at St. John's Epis- copal Church, Broad Street, at 10:00, both in Elizabeth. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, Hillside. The funeral home will GIRLS' MEN'S ANY DRESS he open for paying respects from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P. M. In The Store The Rev. Father Payne had CORDUROY PANTS served as assistant to the dean RAINCOATS at St. Paul's Episcopal Cathe- Size* 7-14 Roselle Store dral at Oklahoma City during Open Wed. the last two years. i ANY SKIRT Son of the late Mr. and Mrs. TIGHTS 10 A.M. to Assorted colors 25 CORDUROY— $2 W. Frederick (Eva Davis) Pay- 6 P.M.! ne, he was born in Elizabeth. Ho was ordained into the Epis- HANES -, copal ministry in 1955 after graduating from General Epis- UNDERSHIRTS 25 SHIRTS *1 ANY SHELL copal Seminary, New York City, first as dean and later as rec- tor at St. John's Church, Fords. $ He served for a short time at POLO SHIRTS Christ Church, Millville. Prints only VINYL JACKETS 3 ANY PAIR SHOES While at Fords, Rev. Payne was chairman of the Woodbridge Iippir c M Township Redevelopment Agen- CRINOLIN SLIPS 50' cy. He first was a practicing at- BOOTS * " '% *® torney with officers in the Mar- tin Building, Elizabeth, prior to entering the ministry. He was $ admitted to the bar in 1948 after graduation from John Marshall BOYS' SHOES 1 Better Be Here Law School, Jersey City. During World War II, he ser- Early — for ved as an ensign in the U. S. SHOES Navy on the European patrol. Best Selection! He was formerly chaplain for (Odd and End$) LADIES' the N. A. B. Leslie Post 82, Ame- PANTS * BAc rican Legion, at Millville. Sizes 14-16-18 only eUP^F Surviving are a dughter, Miss Victoria C. P?yne, Old Bridge; SKIRTS $1 tour sisters, Mrs. Victor H Port man, Roselle Park; Mrs. Mil- WINTER JACKETS 50* Ladies' dred Fink, Clark; Miss Dorothy K. Payne, Elizabeth; Mrs. Tho mas H. Burns Scotch Plains. 4 BUCKLE BOOTS SLACKS *1 All Wool-Mink Trimmed C I Shop Main Street Woodbridge J r DRESSES 1 COATS CAMERAS You'll Find INFANTS' [ Many, Many More Reg. to 69.95 25 I REPAIRED AND BOYS' and GIRLS' Specials Ladies' \F-A-S-Tl UNDERSHIRTS 25' Throughout Our ICE SKATES Stores! KODAK COLOR STRETCH [ FILM PROCESSING ] SLIPPER SOCKS 25* Publix Pharmacy PANTS "Since 1932" SNOW PANTS 50* • !)1 Main St., Woodbridge 1 m - * Assorted sizes and colors 631-0800 •• *• T,riu!oi-Pr<\ss Tuesday, February 21, 1967 PAGE THIRTEEN

I.BdAI. NOTICES 1.1'HiAl NOTM'KS I.WiAl NOTirKS I,K<;AI NOTICES I.K(iAI NOTICK8 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LKGAI, NOTICES 'Null.* nf Annual Mrrtlni" ' NOTNi-; ..llml bonds are linued pmtuont to thla prevailing (Standard or Daylight Savins.) adlourn laid lair from lime to lime mh- - 1M>7 LOCAL MUNICIPAL IUHK.KT i'llp iiniiuiil mrrtiiii) ill I hi' memliin VN OHIIIWNI I-: TO AI'THoHI'/.R 'inlin.inir. Inr nij if I <-H.i Ic nniiilinl ol notra lime. In the afternoon »f the said day. at (eel only to Mich llinitatli>n«i or rrvi i ir.- I III- P'i'ilh A ninny Cfnrial Ifnspiliil TIIK ('DNSTHIKTIDN Mir prin- Istratlon TRullrllnit . In the CH— y ol' New- ,' may he specially tironnxi l>y la* V' Local HIKIKCI of (In- TOWNSHIP OK WOODHHIIXIIC, Cmnity of Middlesex for liililiuliim litt IhIliec ho*nilliho*piliil! mii Tuiiit.iv..I]Tuiiil.iv.JlKK TIIKINK, TOWNSHIP OKK WOOIUIIIIXiKWOODUIIIIXiK, . ilpal am..mil nl Ihe IxmiM ir Brunswicki, N. J. mica »f Court. Sold nubKt (<> cmnlitiifci Iho fiscal year Ittfi7. hrtiiiiy n, l%7, at' 4' 30 I' M. The TN TIIK COUNTY OF MIDIU.K.HO.'lhr mfKirKMr mint nl rintntannlnK All Ihe following tract or parcel ol of sale, It is hereby certified Ilia! Hie hiiducl annexed hereto and hereby nmdr iiri'tlnK I* i-iilled In inlanrr with MKW .IKIISKV. TO APHIOIMUVrK TIIK iHiwt notes issued pummnt In thl* land and the premises hereinafter par II JAMISON, n part hr by-I.Ws nl th(> HiHiHiiiUon Inr Ihe SUM OK tl.Vi.TOI Til I'AV TIIK (IIST. iiidin.in. !• nhall il any lime exieed the j tlrularly described, situate, lying and Iw Shi-nll. hereof is a true ropy of the biidvel approved by resolution of the K' body iipnsi1 oi ekrlinK sri'm iKivernou IIII •IMKOF. -TO MAKK A IWIWN I1 NY. mim liiHt mrntlnneil In this arrlliiii, Ihr ing in the City nf Nrw Flrunswlck In thr I.OIHS •!. C'OIIKN. on the 7Ui day of February. 1!M!7. trim ol thieve yriin anil for- thr trim* MFNT AND TO MITIIOItlZK Till': 1SSI' 'moneys i:ii»ril liy thr Issuance of «aid; County of Middlesex and fitstt of NeW| Attorney. 'tiim nl such olhci l>ii«incj>* us mny ANCK OK I1ONIIS TO FINANCE Klirll'bonds shiill, In nnt Irm than the amount I Jersey- JL.P. 2/9 -M-23-3/2/67 vwi H .lOSKl'SI VAI.KNTI. Clerk 1 iiropri ly piewntpil .AI'PHOI'RIATION AM> TO PIIOV1IH-:-ill fliich r*§ves^ he applied to the pnymenl i BKCilNNING At a point in the Nfirth- -- Municipal Building. Allieti V. Anderson KOH I'HK IS.NUANCK. OH MOM) ANTI-^il such notes then nulsliiiiillnK, westerly line of Maaon Avenue therein 1 \Vo«[|brid»e, Ne,w Jersey Krcreliiiy ('IPATK)N NOTES IN ANTICIPATION Section 7, It is hereby determined and distant 179.77 frrt Northe««t»rly from the SHORT-MVKP BUSINESS P. llU/m «3.W OF TIIF. ISMIANt'K OK SUCH HONDS. staled that (he period ol usclulnrss of I Intersection thereof «1lh iiie. Nnrthtanlpr- . , ,„.,„„.„ Wj T ,., „ 2014M4 4500 UK IT onDAINK.O hy Ihr Municipal k-ild purpose, accnrdlnK In its rranonahlr ly line of Ttlmndltr. Street; then-'* (1) In,I ASnwaiMCnon, Wl.s. — I wo Certified by.me NCITICK Council oj Ihr Township nf Woodbridje. lili- is a prrltid or IS year*, computed I Ihroush «nd beyond « pucjy wall North teenagers operated a parking in inr County of Mindlrsox a< fpllnwv llrnm the dalr of said bonds. l 41 o>grM» West 100 frtt; thenr* (2) . ; hiiuimwt. fnr This 7th day of February, 1967. Notice is hereby given that at a Heg y o «r Meelinn of the Council nf Ihe Tnun. Section I The Township ol Wnndhridgr.1 Srclion (I. II Is hrreby drlcrnilned unit | North « neitrreii Kant J6.M lr«; thrnrr IOt alllO rfpail ntlMll( ,s Ifll hip of WnflribridKc. held on Ihr 2lvl ilny In the rmim.v nl MddMllldlrii'\l , shnlh l cnn-%!ll.ilril lhal Ihr Supplcmrnlal Debt Slatr- CH South M 6ttvftt F.asl 1(10 ferl to thr a short timP, aCOOrdillK to P'l- rth f | 01 n ; It is hereby certified tbal the approved budget, annexed hereto and hereby 1 Kebiuaij, mil, Ihe lollouing Orelin- itiucl a nHimrnlnRpoHMnlhel'niswimming |il in Ie ill Hrad-jmentRad! , rcniirep d byy *M_i™^ B"»^J-»"i t ?!" " '!'"- Vy ...»"?.. ... j^™..^^ ^ \\c<- The youths would loosen me wnj mtroiluccd and read; and pass me Area of the Township, on Ihe picm- h" been duly made and filed In the of thence Hi along the same South 46 tie made a parl hereof is an exact copy of the original on file with the clerk of the AN IIR-'' u allll ththe UiiUi s IIn Hlock (150 as shown unshiphi , andd thathtt suchh Jlal.rrf:'nlll l so lilrdlildj placl e off BRfHNNINBRfHNNING owrier tried to start the car, an In i roof and the total of anticipated revenues equals 1he total of appropriations. 1INANCK KNTITI-EI) "TOWNSHIP nd Law, JOSEPH SEAMAN, Registered Municipal Account reatinn, togelher with such buildings, said id Uw. Is Incrraird hViLoi 67i whlrh lots are shown on a map;rharBed $3 a car 4:tn Market Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. HE IT OHDAINKI) hy Ihr Municipal structures, equipment and other im- this ordinance hy $142,500 and that the!,„„„„, ..M,p of Kj Park ,Uuale nn Cnargeu »J d Ldi. ;ouncll of the Township ol Woodbridjir, provements as are necessary and suila- 201-442 2626 p g Usunncr o thr bond, and note aullmr-j,he Soulh(,r|y ,,„, „, c,«,rtn Road in the County ot Middlesex, Stat* 01, Me for the operation of such improve lied hy this ordinance will be within al i (tl( Swnnd WBrl) jn (he c|, „, Npw Certified by me New JJersey , pursuant tn ththe authoritthity ment. Said improvement Khali be made i debt limitations prescribed hy said Loci nrunawirk, New Jerwy, Aujunt 1909.BU1B LI 1 ¥ This 7lh day of February. 1007 conferred by Revlaed Statutes 4055-30 e1 in accordance with plans lo be approved Bond Law. Scale 1" 50" filed In the oflio* of Ihej1 UrbanUrbanaa , IIIIII . .Tackson M. by the Municipal Council. Seclion ». Thin ordinance shall takp ef- Clerk of Middlesex County. New Jersey; ^^ ' ^^ ^ , seq. of the State of New Jersey, and the Tpct tMrnty days after the first publica- Middlesex y N Jy & b()Uf M a mendments thereof and aupplements Section 2 The sum of S150.00S15.000 Is herehere- y November 1, mo. a. Map #59B, hW LOCAL BUDGET NOTICE thereto ta follows: hy appropriated to thth e payment off thhe 1 lion thereof after linal passage. SECTION I. The Zoning Mnp referred Inmost of constructing such swimming pool, ROBERT K. JACKS Kiie #473. city hall — a dream come true. Section 1. in Article VII, Section 2 or the ordinance | together with such buildings, structures, President of Ihe Council COMMONLY known as 6 Mnniwi Av«.j^c wen( ovcr (0 folly a couple Local Budget of the Township of Woodhridfie, County of Middlesex for the entitled "Toivnship of WowlhiidKe Zoning .equipment and other Improvements as STATEMENT nue, New Brunswick. New Jeriey. ! , , , , . , i_ , , .1 )rdlnanrc, 19150" be nnd hereby I* am-1 are neres.sftcy and suitable. Said approp- The Bond Ordinance published here- This deicriplum was prepared (rnm a desks, bill instead bought Ihe fiscal year 1967. ntled to show the areas included in thelrtatlnn shall be met from the proceeds t. 1 swimming pool with related Improve- publication nf this statement. Council ofthe Township of Woodbridge, County of Middlesex, on February 7, 1967. C ments as described in Section 1 hereof JOSEPH V VALENTI A hearing on the budget and tax resolution will be hftld at Municipal Building, Beginning at a point in thr centeiline (herelnalter referred to as "purpose"), Municipal Clerk of the SVnvnshlp of Woodbridge. rf. J. on Varch 7 1967, at 8:(1() o'clock (P. M.), at which time and place objections of nn untinmett brook, said point being is net a current expense of said Town- 1403 fnt Weal of the intersection ol ship, and (2) it Is necessary to finance L.P. 2/21/67 $35.86 tn >.-ii(i budget and tax resolution for the year 1967 may be presented by tax- said centerline with tne Southwest cor- aaid purpose by the issuance of otillsa payers or other interested persons. ner of Block 920C. as it appears on the tlons of said Township pursuant to the SHERIFF'S SALE WoodbMdge Township Tax Map; Local Bond Law of New Jersey, and CIJ Ntll'KRIOR COURT OF EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Thence proceeding In a Southwesterly Ihe estimated cost of said purpose In NEW JERSEY direction fi90 plus or minus feet along tl50.IMO, and <4) S7.5OO of said sum is'to CHANCERY DIVISION Summary of Current Fund Section of Approved Budget the centecftne of said unnamed brook be provided by the down payment here MIDDLESEX COIINTV Shh...? General Appropriations lor: its intersection with the Northerly Inafter appropriated to finance said pur DOCKET NO. F-S01M Year 19fifi line of Dialing Star Road; pose, and (5) the estimated maximum MOHAWK SAVINGS AND LOAN AS Year 19«7 amount of bonds or notes necessary to It's confidential Thence. Westerly and along Ihe Nor- SOCIATION, a corporation of New Jer- $6,933,214.82 be issued for said purpose is $142,500, Municipal Purposes $7,803,141.42 therly line of Blazing Star Road 700 sey, is Plaintiff, and RONALD and 16) the cost of such purpose as plus or minus feet to a point: SPEIGHTS and HELEN L. SPEIGHTS, Reserve for Uncolleeted Taxes — Based on hereinbefore staled, Includes the aggre his wife, are Defendants, Writ of Execu- BUT the secret is OUT ... Estimated 96.7 Percent of Tax Collections .... _ S46.000.00 550,000.01) Thence. Northeasterly and alonf a gate amount of $12,500 which is estim line parallel to the easterly line ot the tion for the sale of mortgaged premises ated lo be necessary to finance Ihe cost dated January 1. 1%7. Total General Appropriations 8,349,141.42 ^7,483,214.82 Texas Eastern Buckeye and Sinclair 1 We are now in our permanent of such purpose, including architect ! By vrtue of the above stated Writ, to Less: Anticipated Revenues Other Than Current Pipelines easement 680 84 feet to a point) fees, accounting, engineering and Inspec- Thenoe, Southeasterly lor a distance ol me directed and delivered, I will expose quarters at 629 Amboy Avenue, Property Tax (Item 5, Sheet 6) (i. e. Surplus, tion costs, legal expenses and other ex- to sale at public vendue on 778.SS feet along a line to the point or penses, including interest on such obli- Miscellaneous Revenues and Receipts from place of Beginning. WEDNESDAY, THE BTH DAY gation, to the extent permitted by Section OF MARCH A.D., 1M7. Edison (Opposite Our Lady of 6,213.214.82 Being a parcel known a*, part of lot 1 Delinquent Taxes 6.766 515.72 4OA2-2O of the Local Bond Law. the hour of two o'clock by the then in Block »19A, and part of Lot 1 in Block Section 4. It Is hereby determined and Peace Church). All details for a Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes for C, as shown on the Woodbridge Town- stated that moneys exceeding $7,500, ap. Support of Municipal Budget (as follows): ship Tax Map. propriated for down payments on capital personal loan are handled quick* as shown on attached map prepared! by improvements or for the capital im- " (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes provement fund in budgets heretofore 1.582,625.70 1.270,000 00 the Department of Planning and Devel- (Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes) opment, which is attached hereto and adopted for said Township are now avail- ly, conveniently and confiden- made part hereof. able to finance said purpose. The sum of $7,500 is hereby appropriated from tially. Why not call today. Summary of 1966 Appropriations Expended and Canceled SECTION 2. If any provision of this Or- men moneys to the payment of the cost *, General Water dinance is declared invalid, the remain- of said purpose. Budget Utility ing provisions shall remain valid and en- Section J. To finance aaid purpose force-able. All ordinances or sections bonds of said Township ol an aggregate PHONE 324-1122 Bur!"el Appropriations - Adopted Budget $7,483,214.82 $ 5,752.00 thereof which are In conflict with the principal amount not exceeding $142,500 Make All Arrangements By Phone Emergency Appropriations 15d,450.00 within ordinance, are hereby revoked. are hereby authorised to be issued pur- SECTION 3. This Ordinance shall be ef- suant to said Local Bond Law. Said bonds Total Appropriations _$7,634,664.82 V_ 5,752.00 fective immediately upon adoption and shall bear interest at a rate which shall .i publication according to law. not exceed six per centum (6%) per an Expenditures: Paid or Charged ROBERT E. JACKS num. All matters with respect to said FIIFU3 GAL. CONFIDENTIAL Uneluding Reserve for UneoHected Taxes) .... $6,895,003.39 $ 4,167.41) President of the Council bonds not determined by this ordinance avrr 150 ral. Reserved $609,661.43 $ 1,584.60 .Said Ordinance remains on file in the shall be determined by resolutions to be de liverk* office of the Municipal Clerk for public herefater adopted. OIL LOAN COMPANY Unexpended Balances Canceled 130,000.00 inspection. Section 6. To llnance said purpose, Premium Oil. Notional Broad. 14-hr. Llcenst No. 1004 Total Expenditures and Unexpended Balances Notice is further given that said ordln< bond anticipation notes ol aaid Township •STVIM en all mokii ef humus. Alice will be further considered for flna: of an aggregate principal amount not ex. OFFICE IN CYKTOR BUILDING Canceled $7,634,664.82 $ _ 5,752.00 passage' by said Council at a regular ceeding $142,500 are hereby authorized to For Fail nrvice juit Explanation of Appropriations for "Other Expenses" meeting of that body to be held in the be Issued pursuant to said Local Bond 629 AMBOY AVE. (EDISON) Council Chamber at the Municipal Build, Law in anticipation of the issuance of fire IU a call. The amounts appropriated under the title of "Other Expenses" are for ing, Woodbridge, N. J. on Tuesday, the laid bonds. Said note* shall bear Interest P. O. FORDS operating costs other than "Salaries and Wages." 7th day of March, 1967, at 8 o'clock in at a rate which shall not exceed six per the evenlnf, at which place and time all centum (6%) per annum, and may be SIMONE BROS. AMPLE FREE PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING Some of the items included in "Other Expenses" are: persons interested will be given an op- renewed from lime to time pursuant to Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. portunity to be heard concerning «aid and within the limitations prescribed by LINDEN, N.J. % 'CoDtenlent Entrances — 1 oil Lobbj, 1 oil Street Repairs and maintenance of buildings, equipment, roads, etc. ordinance. said Law. All matters with respect to HU 6-2726 Contractual services for garbage and trash removal, fire hydrant service, JOSEPH V. VALENTI said notes not determined by this ord Municipal Clerk I nance shall be determined by resolutions HU 6-0O59 _ aid to volunteer fire companies, etc. L.P. 5/21/67 to be hereafter adopted. In the event I Printing and advertising, utility services, insurance and many other items essential to the service rendered by municipal government. CURRENT FUND - ANTICIPATED REVENUES GENERAL REVENUES Anticipated Realized 4n 1967 1966 Cash in 1966 1. Surplus Anticipated $820,000.00 $1,100,000.00 $1,100,000.00 2. Surplus Anticipated with Prior Written Consent of Director of Local Government 86,290.00 Total Surplus Anticipated "$906.290.00 $1,100,000.00 $1,100,000.00 3. Miscellaneous Revenues: Licenses: Alcoholic Beverages 34,000.00 34,000.00 34,300.00 Other 28,300.00 26,000.00 30,535.50 Fees and Permits: Building 87,300.00 98,000.00 67,312.00 Other 38,700.00 43,000.00 38,708.20 Fines: Municipal Court 79,100.00 74,000.00 79,151.50 State Road Aid, Formula Fund 45,465.00 46,334.00 46,334.00 : Extraordinary State Road Aid — 1967 . 160,564.00 Interest and Costs on Taxes 26,800.00 30,000.00 26,840.39 CiWjSE.TP.Tt 15 Interest and Costs on Assessments .... 4,400.00 11,000.00 4,442.44 Bus Receipts Taxes 9,500.00 8,000.00 9,515.77 Franchise Taxes 623,000.00 570,000.00 623,087.05 Gross Receipts Taxes 3,616,400.00 3,159,000.00 3,616,456.22 Payments in Lieu of Gross Receipts Taxes - Private Water Companies (R.S. 54:30A- 49, et seq.) 274,500.00 279,000.00 274,509.39 State Aid - Railroad Tax Per Chap. 139, P. L. 1966 87,232.03 Assessment Searches 5,300.00 6,000.00 5,359.25 Sub-Division Applications 7,800.00 4,000.00 7,885.00 Motor Fuel Tax Refunds 14,000.00 17,000.00 14,043.60 Income on Investments 74,000.00 82,000.00 74,082.67 Zoning Board Appeals .. 13,100.00 8,000.00 13,138.00 State Health Aid, Chap. 36, P. L. 1966 .. 24,490.00 Special Hems of General Revenue Anticipated with Prior Written Consent of Director of Local Government: Capital Fund - Reserve for Payment of Bonds 68,774.69 67,770.92 67,770.92 Gross Receipts Taxes - Additional 225,000.00 (225,000.00) Trust Surplus 75,000.00 N.J. Turnpike-Land Sale Contract .... 158,500.00 _ Total Miscellaneous Revenues 5,556,225.72 X788404.92 5,053,471.90 4. Receipts from Delinquent I'axes 304,000.00 l_325,l09.9O ^278,070.74 5. Subtotal General Revenues (Items l, 2, 3 and 4) .....>. 6,766,515.72 6,213,214.82 6,431.542.64 6. Amount to be Raised by Taxes for Support of Municipal Budget: (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including Reserve for Uncollected Taxes 1,582,625.70 1,270,000.00 Total Amount to be Raised by Taxes 1,472,511.38 For Support of Municipal Budget 1,582,625.70 1,270.000.00 7 Total General Revenues $8,349,141.42 7,483,214.82 (Continued on Page 18) Middlesex County, N. J. December 1951. NESDAY. THE 15TH DAY OF MARCH SHERIFF'S SALE S id ...... SIIFEHIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Louis P. Booz. C.E. & Surveyor, revised A.D., 1967, at the hour'of two o'clock CHANCERY DIVISION April 1952" which map has not been by the then prevailing (Standard MIDDLESEX COUNTY iled. Also known as Lots 11 fc 12, Block Daylight Saving) time, in the afternoon Docket No. F «l-«6 284 on the Carteret Tax Map. of Ihe said day at the Sheriff's Office in the County Administration Building, in TOGETHER with the household appli- THE EMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAV- he City of New Brunswick, New Jeriey ances next hereinafter described, which INGS BANK, a corporation of the State All the following tract or parcel of are, and shall be deemed to be, fixtures of New York, is Plaintiff and WILLIAM land and premises, situate, lying and and a part of the realty, and are a por- PRANCiS«\M.OBJUS, SB., and MARY being in the Township of Madison, in tion of the security for the indebtedness ANN MORRJS. his wife, ace Defendants, the County of Middlesex, in the State hereinmentioned: Welbilt Range, Alum. Writ of Execution for the sale <*( of New Jersey: Sw 4 S and alum, door and 1 W. Door mortgaged premises dated December 16, KNOWN and designated as Lot No isAfi The approximate amount of the judg- 148 in Hlock No. litt on a certain map By virtue oi the above stated Writ, to ment to be satislied by said sale Is the entitled "Mup of Section 8, Cliffwood w directed and delivered. I will expose sum of Seventeen thousand, six liumlicil Beach, Madison Township, Middlesex EI sale at public vendue on ninety-eight ($17,tt98.OO> Dollars mote or N.J. dated Feb. IM" and filed WEDNESDAY. THE 1st DAY OF less, plus interest together with the costs the Clerk's Office of Middlesex County MARCH. A.D.. 1967, of this sale. on July 2. 1926 as Map No. 1140 file It \1K hour of two o'clock by Ihe then prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sav- The subscriber reserves the right to COMMONLY known as No. MS Birch ing) time, in the afternoon of the said adjourn said sale from time to time sub- wood Drive, Cliff wood Beach, New Jer- day, at the Sheriff's Office in the. County ject only to such limitations or restric- sey. tions upon the exercise of such power Administration Building in the City of The approximate amount of the judg- New Brunswick. N. J. may be specially provided by law or rules uf Court. Said Subject to condition! ment to be natislied by said sale is the ALL that certain lot, tract or parce sum of Seven thousand, four hundred of land and premises, situate, lying, and of sale. ninety-five ($7,495.00) Dullars more o belni la thi Borough of Carteret, in the ROBERT II. JAMISON less, plus interest together with In County of Middlesex, in the State Sheriff costs of this sale.' New Jersey, Jaounded and described as FINN and R1MM Attorneys The subscriber reserves the tight L.P. 2/2-9-1S.23/S7 Ml.60 adjourn said sale irum time to II BEGINNING at a point in the souther subject oily lo such limitations or re ly aide tins df Birch Street therein dis- btrictiqns upon the e*£rci&e of sue liit along Uu same snuthwtsterly 256 SlltBlKF'B BALE power as may be bpe^ully provided b, feel irom Its intersection with the we«ter- tiUFEBlOK COURT law or rules of Court. Sold subject ly «id« Uu oi Arthur Avenue and runt conditions of sale. Ol' NEW JERSEY ROBJCHT H. JAMISON. Sherll: n) Aloof aaid dda Une of Birch Street • IIANtERT DIVISION GRUEN it GOLDSTEIN bouth M degree* 4c minutes West 90 ferl AtloJneye. lo • point, thence I. p. 2/\H-J\ i/i-9/b7 »ta us ill South I d««Tue 12 miuutea East IW lect ty » puuil, thmiL* U> North IW d«jTtt:i 4t minutes Kast Ml Wrung Kind Boss to inelty, yutinn appli cunt—So you want a job'.' ll.i any experience? Applicant — Ob, some ver, ones! PAOTC FOTTHTERN Tuesday, February 21,1907 Leader-Press Tony Hubka, Dow Chemical Employee; WHSTrackTeam Grid Star Gets Diploma-The Hard Way T'KRTir AMROY — Rack in They did have a reunion, in some srmi pro ball in IVrth Undefeated For MINK II'AI S September 194.T, Anthony F. the fall of 1943. It was underjAmboy for several years after »»l Mipr I,mid llulika was a 17 year old fresh- the lights man al Temple. University, s of Temple. University »* war 'Z^'™,^f™™ WnMKM Slarlium when Bucknell played with the old Frankford Yellow II SlIllllllM'll :••••! II |'-IIIIIIIIM fresh out of high school in jackets, :'ll[| I' VVIillli'y i a Temple in a much-publicized ami o.Knik Perth Amboy. lie starred on Tony Hubka is not the first in inch SHK 2nd Straight Yr. meeting of the brothers. Buck the varsity football team, had his family to hold a degree1, j^ WOMKN ncll won the game, 7-6. MlU cl «H the best percentage of pass , _ , , , ifrom Temple University Al ' ii.siniVmscn r.VI. II Kinhmn By TOM IIOUSER | Mike Fucri fv) 2- lioti Kelly (w) completions in the nation and W.\2 V Stallion Our parents heard the same tnouf(h his bro)hcr Euficnp Rra(| iitosi,,,,,,,. urns with reciirds: WOODBRIDfJK - The :t- Tom Kyall fw) lit- with Hill received honorable mention on radio and couldn't under uatcd from Bucknell Univers-, Traciins Woodbridye Hifih school Irark Treadway (O time .r> (i. stand how I was able to 'catch' Middle.,1* Oincrete By T.N.T. mnors on an All-America team ity, he did return to Temple iTi'i.'k T.'.I.I J^iteam coached by Henryy 440 Yard Kun -- 1- .lay Sim* that season. a pass thrown by my brother LOCAL SPOUTS SHORTS — for his Master of Ediiralinn d«: homicki completed an (w) 2 Frank Matusek (vi) 3- Jin) This month Tony Hubka com when we were not on the same White Birch Bowling ndefeated season by de{»atinn|Cherapa (<•') Time 50.2. Arra sports onlhiisiasts are still buzzing about the VV'ood- gree. Eugene is now vocational pleted his education and wateam!s " he recalls with a smile. educational counsellor at 7'lain Kdison Bowl-O-Mat arteret by a score of .VJ'.-lz tr<. . . . And have you heard about Tillie Zalari's 213 andyoungsters, Hubka wants to This tournament has been the Tourney Held over White Birch; Sun Motors Belly Thompson's 222? teach and possibly coach ath- outstanding amateur over Fireside Realty. letics, tournament in the area, drawing HOPELAWN Majestic Frank Camp of Sun Motors • • • Lanes was the scene of great TIPS FOR THE OUTDOORSMAN — "Most of the credit for thetogether many prominent 1st in League to bowl a 700 degree should go to my wife teams, of top-flight caliber. activity at the tenth annual Series in 10 years. EGG FISH: You can egg fish by collecting shells for several Teams from central and Mother & Son and Father & Son weeks before you go fishing. As you fish, sprinkle a handful of Marie," he continued. "She's the one who really convinced northern Jersey plus Staten bowling tournaments. These shells in the water from time to time. Tiny flashes attract fish. Island have competed in thetwo tourneys were held on sep- EXPERIMENT Works especially good on bluegills and crappies, , , , EMER- me that I should return to col- An experiment in night har lege. She even continued work- past and many have promised to arate. Saturdays. A total of 74 GENCY FIRE: This tip is obviously only good when an out- be on hand again this year. mothers of the eighty boys in "c" "£"*wa s *lrst tr'ed. in board motor is around. Wrap a rag on a stick and soak in theing as an accountant to help with the family income." Double headers will be the league turned out, which in- 1888 at Fostona, Ohio, with light fuel tank mixture. Remove spark plug wire and hold one-half scheduled throughout t h ecluded aunts or older sister rep- supplied from stand pipes of Inch from plug, with torch next to it. Yank on starter cord. He commuted to his classes in Philadelphia from Perth Am- tournament at the Perth Amboy resenting mothers who could natural gas. The fans apparent Spark ignites torch. . . . PIPE TAPE: Pipe smokers in camp YMCA court. Awards will not be there or who were bowl- ly were not ready-for gas ligh know it's wise to save the adhesive strip that seals their tobaccoboy an a year-round basis, :ven going to summer school include a handsome champion ing for other sons. racing although many of the can, It makes a good emergency repair strip for rods, wader rophy, plus a team runner-up The first place winner in thehorses were. They trotted or patch and such. . . . CHEESE SALMON EGGS: Salmon eggs for two years. At rns. Howard Fullerton, Jack Edgar, Rookie Lund, Elbur was back on the road again to tleman ever drove a pacer' Cohorsky with son Bruce with I'nhards, Spencer Rankln, James Mullen, Horace Deter Philadelphia. The pacer did not have the 737. Second was Robert Cullen and Wesley Heiselberg. ' In Hubka's first year at looks. He swung from side to and son Robert with 710 and ST. ANTHONY'S TOP TEAM Temple University, back in side, hence the name "side- in third place was Mr. J. Lucas GARTERET RINK St. Anthony's of Port Reading defeated the Tigers A. C. 1943, he played football under wheler." It wasn't until 1881, BrinR the entire family in Thursday licliind the six hit pitching of Butch Neiter. , . . The old Coach Ray Morrison. That sea when Little Brown Jug electri- evenjng. Skating is loads of fun . , . Woodbridge board track was rated the fastest half-mile son he led the nation in forfied the turf with three record oval in the country and some of the top drivers who ap-ward pass competition per- shattering heats, did the trot KONDOR'S family style. Regular admission $1 flpen Dally 9 A.M.-* P.M. per person, pay only 50c a person on peared here were Fred Frame, Lou Meyer, Mauri Rose, centage, posting a mark of 59ting world notice their laterally AMERICAN Evts. bj Appointment Hob Sail, Doc MacKenzie, Frank Farmer, Bob Robinson, completions in 109 attempts foi gaited brothers. SERVICE Family Nite. Itryan Saulpaugh, Johnny Palmer and many others. . . . a .541 percent. That same yea • , Tires S.iily Hoagland was regarded as the greatest athlete ever he was named honorable men- BLIND HORSE • Tubes to perform at WHS. He still holds the record for acquiring tion in the Associated Press A blind horse, Sleepy Tom • Accessories 835 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret 541-8944 the most varsity letters during his scholastic career. . . . All-America team. • Batteries The Fords A. A. had one of the foremost basketball teams Tony's older brother Eugene, was the world's pacing cham in Central Jersey with Nelson, Lagonia, Sorenson, Krauss, also played football, as a tail pion in 1879. He broke the re- ALL REPAIRS Sandorf and Fullerton in the lineup. ... An underdog WHS back for Temple in 1942. Howcord twice that year, the lowest Automatic Transmissions nine defeated Metuchen 15-4 in the late '20's with second ever by the time Tony got t 2:12^. The pacer's trainer- Rebuilt baseman Dave Gerity leading the Barron attack at-the plate Temple, Eugene had been driver was Stephen C. Phillips Rahway Ave. A Green St, with three hits. . . . Big Percy Wukovets and Frank Jost transferred by the Navy V-l uncle of Stephen G. Phillips, de (VOODBR1DGE For Full veloper of harness racing's first ME 4-9706 or VA 6-3058 Skiing at it « very host Facts and won three letters in football, basketball and baseball at program to Bucknell Univers <»»ter T PJ*.) WHS during '35. ity. successful mobile starting gate Free deep . . deep in the Brochure 636-3634 heart of ski country...

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cr Rot Ihe Hiirrons rolling. Hnn' Znpnlicriy tallied Iwo points on. Enter Finals Kennedy a fast break and Hill FitzgeraldWoodbridge Police Jaycees Set Chiefs pumped in a jump shot. Another By TOM HOUSER Pee Wee, The Barrons made their way into th» finals by defeating Remain In Second J'- Bowling I'iscataway, 54-50. jgeralil gunneil m two more Blasts points. Tourne Dates The natrons came bark from Small Fry a deficit of 36 29 at the half- j Mike Velchik of .IKK ended y that spree by hilling on ;i jump way mark in the game, Piscat-jTJ 1 g Place - Shoot Alone away scored onlly two fielfild goalls W\ PC11 |TC IT. but W'oodbridge came roar ' - The Wood in the second half. Bill Fitz- ling back to score right more1 \\( K)III!l(ll)(iK - Itnth the bridge Jaycees in their ever in Barrons gerald sparked the Barrons I points in a row. Znnotirny hit Ki,/a|i<-th ami Woodbridge I'o 'creasing expansion of their Jr. ifk .,„ comeback with six of the 12 TEE WKE SMALMALL FRT on hoys and girls residing in Ihe Hockey League on a i Mario Diez l.nkcn M «>:id hasketbiill Kiinic! bctwponj Turning in a fine personal v!-\ u,t plill.r Highland Park Helping Rams township. Kligible competitors -Saturday night, 5fl llawka sn and John I Ken-j fort. Znpoinicky gained scoring was KHz.nbrih's opponent and include those in school grades Woodbridge, however, has P.SCATAWAY 3-2 W«rrlnr« n 1. 32 Lnkcrj 1? l e.ly Memorial HiKh School, honors with 29 points. GihiliscolsprinrjfieM was to have met the from 7 through \2 two league playoff games left c. v r O F P 4 ° " sp»§imnn 3 4 10 32 lloynls 31 After a teachers strike and a;hat1 10 points for the Wood 'won.lbridne squad to nlav as well as three non .1 10 50 14 Colonials 7 -\ ie tournanieiit wi be l( ll( Olympic. 0 5 Platon, 0 5 ;li77.i.r< oiced two ennce la-;bridge Jayvees. I Ill(,ivi(|ua| scores for the local <:.,.,,,-,i-,v M.,,nh A an.,n,di ''''" -' pames before the first H,»KPr * ° "> **'<"" . , .„ Calonla Jr. Hl|k t.nns ol tl,e encounter, the two| Hi.L-h seorer for theMustangs blueeoats lopsided win were: c , ns , * I » ii»*« n i i Glnnts 5—Brown* 4 Rams 11-lVars 4 j . r he Mustnnfis blueeoats lopsided Satuidd>, M.uch 4 , 0 4 Hfdskim 8 -49era 7 Railei in : s 111(lt lasl » « i« Kaui.tich '" "" S>atunlay after was J.es Price with nine points. I ]^ 297 closely fol- u » » *•/..!.Colt.s 1i8o - Cowboys IL And y hw ll a 1 SlMltrs 14 Cards IS- rVrry0IK Alexanders lirid"e The games will be tilnv ' """ ^ '" »»»"'"ft "L- ^'""» (iml^ had'b'n'^^S ! MUSTANGS LOSE , lowed by Richie a 2 SC OrC 11 11 1 l'KCkfrs U C.ltnts SO Rai(lrs 30 .IKK led all the way to defeat! "*">« ravp« 4 Mela 15— Reds 5 rules. Trophies will be given in;Kamo as lnPy have so many, Cubs 10-I'bils 5 by netting the first seven points 1 10 10 1 in il CS are 0 the first • '•••1— * of the contest. Steve Basil It was the ninth straight vie-j " !' , " " "X °°T. 7 two divisions: Division 1, from|()tnel-s lnis spason by outhustl-1 J* a M 1( CSrX Coutlty ; grade...s. 7 througthrough 99,, anand DiviDivis jj . .|a sulky was "so called from the,n-rt. i. opened the scoring with a Wy for the Tigers of South! ^%£ " " iningK aa classclassyy RahwaRahway e!ub Rah f [Plainfield and pushed their sea-' ion II, from grades 10 through' way had taken a 20 lead in thejowners desire of riding alone. | „,.„,„ 4-1 Red* 4 1 shot, and Bnyd Carman quickly i I On the following week, the 12. 3-2 Dodneri 4 1 followed suit. After Charlie Niv- son's record to 1G 4. first period when its star right ,There is also the legend that a^«»«« 3-2 Phlll 2 3 j Woodbridge police meet the Trophies will be awarded for winger twisted the twine for woman named the vehicle with:n»rt« 2-1 Mel* 2-3 en converted a free throw, Jim The Mustangs received a tre- lllird ,)lacc Edison teanl. This < l 2-3 Cub» 1 i Tygrett went in for a driving mendous shooting performance1 promises to be a real hot shoot hig,;,•.!h. d with 29 points to lead all | scorers. Playing in his last high school game, the talented senior dropped in eight field goals and 13 free throws. Jim Tygrett played one of his best games of die basketball campaign and wound up with The new 17 points. Also in double figures for the Mustangs was Mike Vol- [Trimline® phone... ker with 14 points. Basil, Tygrett, and Volker * f with push buttons together accounted for 60 of JFK's 69 points. that come to you For the Woodbridge Barrons, ABCOEF Fred Hansson and Denny Mon This new phone Is actually a whole collection of new ideas tecalvo handled the bulk of the -the payoff of years of research at Bell Laboratories, •coring. Hansson threw in 19 plus the manufacturing know-how of Western Electric. GHI JK.L; MfoO points, while Montecalvo had 12. Makes phoning eatlar, Inter. Thus JFK finished its season on a winning note by taking the Pick up the phone ... and right in the palm of your hand last game from their cross- are the lighted Touch-Tone® push buttons that make township rivals. If it hadn't PRS -' TUV•'•'. WXY "dialing" twice as fast. been for a strike and a blizzard, And notice the recall button Just below the Touch-Tone the Mustangs probably would buttons. To make another call, just press It and you've got have compiled a much better a dial tone without reaching to hang up first record than their 8-8 mark would indicate. The cord is 18" lotiger, so you pan move around more freely. Or really settle back and relax. JAYVEE GAME Scoring 31 points in the final New phone locations possible. quarter, the Woodbridge High Because the buttons are in the handset, you don't need junior varsity swamped John F. to see the base to call. So you can tuck your new Trlmlins Kennedy Memorial High School phone In handy, space-saving places — under a counter, or on the side of a kitchen cabinet. And the base Is much Tho game was fairly close smaller than a conventional wall phone - only 2>A" x8". through tjie periods of play as the Barrons held a 43-40 advan But you probably won't want to hide It. The sculptured Trimline styling blends gracefully-with lint a full court press and any decor. It's the only telephone in the world ever to be some hot shooting put Wuud selected lor the permanent Design Collection In Now bridge ahead for good in the York's Museum of Modern Art. The styling keeps the •arly stages of the fourth phone cleaner, too — the buttons hide from dust when not In use. • An eight point burst at the New Trimline phones cost fust a few pennlM a day. *»•!> l;i>giiming of ifhe last quart You can order yours from your Telephone Business Office In wall or table models, with either Touch-Tone push buttons or a standard dial. There have been a lot ol good ideas In telephoning REAGAN'S Hurt! comes thu money sa since Alexander Graham Bell brought th» first one to llf« event ot thu ycar-hord Duulur '67 Mustangs-your choice! Muitmgtat 91 years ago. We think you'll like his latest grandchild — I OKI>, MUSTANG, Whitj Sals saamii! CITGO White Sale! Special low-priced, Haidtops, convertibles, the new Trimline phone. KIAN itbackil^ Iquipinent full-M/L" Ford Custom 500 with lik> ill-yinyl inteilor. ServicaCenter pliMted vinyl scats, bright trim, I bucket laats. floor (lull. • Tune npi St-or* M^Jur Triumph* kNew Jersey Belt Cuntpi'lllioii • Kepairf in wheel covers, whitewalls. Spe- full whtel eovan . . ' ' Put al the Milionwide Bell SyMwn; • Brake ft State cial deals on all Fordsl ifiM •WMurtan, Hardtop •« "H™""" Insp, Work GOODYEAK T1RKS St ACCES- SORIES WOODBRIDGE MOTORS, Inc. Mala St., ft Amboy Aye, Woodbrtdg* Lirty Keiifia, Prop. . . Hit 4-73H U. S. Route 1 & Konson Koa

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WHS Clmnof 1952 Serving on the decoration* Junior High Slate Installed Junior Girls FMC Again Sponsors Local Special Meeting commirtiT. under Ihp chairman- Sets Reunion Date j ship of Joann Lukan, are Ann* By First Aiders WOODHRIDGE - The Selling Candy IWalko, Betty Rehnicky, Eleanor Honor Roll WnndliridRp High School Class nl| Set Thursday jSabol, Gloria Sabol, Helen Bar- Junior Achievement Group 1 1 FORDS — Edward Bromir.ski 1052 Reunion will br held nn ani,'«k, Mildred Pavlowski T ;*- 1SKIJN — The Junior Girls1 has been installed as captain of; Orlohor 21 at Iho HattU'Kroiiml CARTERET — Represents CARTERET — Mrs.Charlns bellp Klapsch. Veronica Mfha- Announced the St. John's First Aid Squad. Country (Hub. Freehold 'jt'ni., t , of VFW. Post 2H3. K ,i s sflliii. , R iAndrcjci.sk and MrsErlwar. d | |< iTurrlct Mehalck, and Julia He succeeds Howard Tnlhott. I h e lfith consecutive year P WOODMUDUK - The aca- The pfenning committee will' '.' '"i <>an,ly M rnisc ^"M" thai the FMC Corporation is iSabnl, co-chairmen of the an- Kurdyla. Donald Koperwhats w a s 1 Women Planning jnual hat social, March !). 8:00 drnnic honor mil for the third mi.ctat8:3np.mjApril7nMh(.lM 'V" ^""j ^'nyonri.sponsorinR a local chi.pt, r of inducted as assistant captain; flN lll y Mrs Frank Morlvrtz is chair- mnrkinji period has boon home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert! '" i 1 i...:.11 01. «_!-: • . _..•__., Louis Toth. first lieutenant and interested in going on the trip '' "' " Achievement, a national •P. M., at the Copper Lounge, man of tjrknis whirh are avail- announced by Ihn Woodhridge Kriis, 47 RrirlRc Street, Sewaren. organization of energetic, busi Richard Valla, second may contact Mrs. Jerry Kline, March Events 237 Roosevelt Avenue, under the ablc frnm a|i members and will Junior High School as follows: ness-minded high school teen "the Ladies Aux ^ ,„„, „ , . lieutenant. chairman of the unit, or ,u,anyy -•—•• ,,,,..,.,. „ , . th(1 f wr A larRe sf Seventh grade: Leslie Adler, a crs 15 cars of a e r oltl(ir General Stefamk , . Other officers for 10H7 are: Ladies Auxiliary member ! K y K ° - u u ~ . .u . - -- • ecli(m of Kaslcr hals an( J)«horah Apice, Louise Aquila, James Sieezkowski, president Trudy Barnes, Susap Men's Mission Citizens Club han,|nai,,. win he featured. Dnor John Yiihas, vice-president; announced a special meet Uaumfiartner, ilcnry Bernstein, rfohn Faczak, secretary; Conference at the Manville and ^arteret High School's Junior c lllh of Avenel. reported it was »""" Pamela Brown, Ellen Burk, ,7«™mXh.«rmS, fr lhm|1Ilts Mirhael Yuhnsz, treasurer; Now in Progress compete for the floor work Achievement Company a success with the proceeds to!and memhers „, thp Hl.rorationS: '" "rrverl. Tile public Kliso Burt, Leslie Drceson, Meyer Sindet, f inane ial| trophy. They will also enter a' having as Junior Achieve-be contributed to the Avenel-' iu jn ^ h ]A q,. i invited to attend. mcnt Laura Farley, Richard Fertig, secretary and William Brosc, ISFI IN — Very Rev centerpiece or corsages made ol advisors for FMC are Ed X'olonia First Aid Squad. In herda . y 8:0-n0o P p . M... , at th. e. . John Gresh, Charles Homer, sergeant-a t.-arms. Bart Buddy Poppies. ward Pollack, Joseph Hamadyk'report, Mrs. Mahon commend y " ' at ln nomt °' John M. Wilus. i an( Mrs. Andrejcisk, 66 Warren India approves "Zhivago" with Joyce Katen, Donna Kesselman, Florentine, Anthony Colombetti pastor of St. Cecelia's Church,1., Th. e ,next meeting is slated for ' William Thorn. 'ed the membership for the Street. srven cuts. Karon Kokinda, Kenneth and George Crawford are announced the annual Mcn'siS3*urday-. * ^"W 2r>. 10:30 Officers of the JARESCO operation shown, trustees. at lhc post hl>me Kosnar, Karen Peterson, Donna Mission, which began Monday?-™" - Route company are William Bena, Mrsr s William KuzmiafcKuzmiak, inter Schcncfc, Carol Signorelll, Elaine At the meeting of the Squad, morning, will close Saturday!,27. president; Lorraine Yapczen-I national relations department Vandai Berg, Diane Wickc, Captain Bromirski reported 32 morning with a Mass at 9 I ski, vice president of sales; chairman, reported plans are!| "Serving The Woodbridffc Area Since 1932" Tcrri Williams, Richard Yanik, transports, 29 emergencies, 10 o'clock. Margaret MeMahon, vice prcsi underway for an "international Rosalie Zagalik. motor vehicle accidents, 3 Two services are being Adelines Plan ident of production; Elaine evening", March 1. miscellaneous, and 10 fires — conducted daily by the Holy, JTruch, secretary and Paula As part of the community im- Eighth grade! Miriam Bundy, totaling 84 calls for January. A Night Feb. 27 Lutton, treasurer. Natalie Chiszar, Robert Cross Fathers of North I provement program, Valentine PUBLIX PHARMACY total of 722 miles were traveled, Dartmouth, Mass at 6 A.M. and - The JA RESCO'S personnel man- candy favors made by Mrs. dayman, Susan Frantz, Melanic 189'/2 man hours were expended be ager is Carol Hedesh. Henry 91 MAIN STRKKT, WOODBRIDGE Gillar, Lorraine Gochal, Nina- and 3,200 cubic feet of oxygen 7:30 A.M. The Mission service clover Leaf Chapter of Sweet]Meklune is the producing agent John Egan and Mrs. Martin Jean Griffin, Mark Gross, was used. consists of a ten minuie Adelines, Inc., February 13, was and Lisa Litus is advertising Gutowski, co-chairmen, were PROMPT PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Nancy Guido, Michael Israel, instruction, the Mass, and a full postponcd due delivered to Cottage 3 of the manager. David Longstreet, Brooke after the tvna,hnF ^ new date js Woodbridge State School in Ave- Nevins, Robert Panko, Augtistin Queen Title Goes "Rain of Enchantment Sham- nel. 27, at 8:30 p.m. poo" was the first item pro- FREE DELIVERY Pcgan, Lynn Pheasey, Frances To Mrs. Ciggelakis f the mission Mrs. Rodney Marvin Mrs. Nelson Avery advised j Ryan, Gail Sculti, Alan Sher, duced by JA-RESCO. 800 bottles PORT READING — Mrswil.l be held for the teen-agers, said all 1 $ the theatre party will be held, CALL Thomas Urban, John Nicholas Ciggelakis of 560 ?** March 4. Members and guests; Wagenhoffer, Cheryl Wessman, beginning Monday, February 27.- :""'° °f aRe' Junior Achievement's objec- Garden Avenue, Woodbridgc are welcome to attend a tive is to give young people an will leave by bus from the Ave Raymond Wong.( ; was "Queen for a Day," at theA service will be held each nel-Colonia First Aidd buildind g 634-0809 "We're as Near as Your Phone" Ninth, grade: Christian AaroeJ Chinese auction held by the PTA terprto S>S at 5:30 P. M. of St. Anthony's Church. Her The solemn closing will be %%££' "^ TiTr iTe" iT"™ *» " Carol Balint, Wendy Bernstein, A surprise Valentine party, • DRUGS ft VITAMINS • BARTON'S CANDIES Susan Binder, Ellen Breuninger, attendants were Mrs. Mary Ann Saturday morning. information may be obtained by '^ ^_ under Hie direction of Mrs. Nel- Barbara Cadwalader, Kellyanne Stomanski, Woodbridge and A high school students calling 634-4050. son Avery music 8 1 111 • HALLMARK CARDS • PIPES & TOBACCO Caso, Beth Conine, Denise Mrs. Irene Cannata, Perth communion-breakfast will bei MEMBEESHIP DRIVE ' ^P * "* • COSMETICS • CAMERAS & FILM SUPPLIES Amboy. chairman was eId after the Fenick, Diane Fonte, Susan held on Sunday, March 5. CARTERET — The Holy ' " • CONVALESCENT AIDS Mrs. Ciggelakis won a trip to Tickets will be available afterTO HEAR SPEAKER Name Society of St. ElizabetElizabeth meeting. Each member was Govelitz, Donna Hannon Gloria ! asked to create a val ntine Hollenback, Richard Janni, New York to see the Broadway all Masses Sunday, February 26, ISELIN — Mrs. Dorothy Haas Roman Catholic Church is concon- « CHARGE IT! OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 10 P. M. Show "Cactus Flower," dinner Other Masses for t h e.past presidet of the American ducting a membership drive MrsM - JohJhn WavercMWMkk aj .• Cheryl Levine, Susan Macaulay, Sunda,. rind Holiday! 'HI 1 P M. Lynn Roessler, Valerie for two, a $25.00 gift certificate, remainder of the week includeijCutheran Church Women, will during the month of March. Ap- Orlando Corjpola awarded priz- dinnerware, pearls, costume tomorrow, 6:30 A.M. in the be guest speaker at a meeting plications may be obtained from.e5 for outstanding valentines, FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Rowinslci, Raymond Ruiz, Mary jewelry, a sterling silver charm AT REAR ENTRANCE Ann Teleposki, Mary Jane convent chapel, 7 and 8 A.M. inLof Our Savior's Lutheran Church any member of the Society ori " " bracelet, groceries, a basket of church; and Saturday, two at 7Women, Thursday at 8 o'clock, from the president, William- New delay «een in Soviet 5- White, Kathryn Wiiverding, citrus fruit from Florida and Karen Winograd. A.M. in the church and in theiin the Menlo Park School. Meszaros. I year plan Braft candy and champagne. chapel, 8 and 8:30 A.M. in church. The novena to Our Lady of Fatima will take place after the eight o'clock mass Saturday. FOR A VACATION TO REMEMBER Confessions will be heard WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SALE Saturday from 3:30 to 5:30 in the afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the evening. Religious instructions will be given for public school children of the parish at 9:30 A.M. in the school. | Masses for Sunday, February' 26, have been scheduled as follows: 6:30, 7:15, 8, 8:45, 9:45,' 10:30, and 11:15 A.M. and 12 noon In the upper, or main, B}TBB{SSU church; also 9:15, 1010:45, ll::iO A.M. and 12:15 P.M. in the low- er church, Lourdes and Fatima Halls, Cake sales will be sponsored by St. Cecelia's School PTA, groups one and two, after all masses in the corridor near the church office. Mothers of Sister Mary Arthur's and Felix Murray's seventh grades will supply and sell the cakes. Class jnothers of the respective classes are Mrs. Lourde Dias with Mrs. Harkins; and Mrs Ruth McHugh with Mrs. Eleanor Moran. Two novenas for the continuous novena to St. Jude, patron of hopeless cases, and the novena to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal are scheduled for Wednesday at 6:45 P.M. FROM instead of the usual time because of the mission service, Shown are only a few of the hundreds of rugs at all Dean Stores DmrtpUra Octf. MU rt Orlf. OrkrOrtf.. SALE Sta. D.nW>» Or*. BUX Sfa. B~r*U?- <**• «H= »<" P^ _ 100.02— 59.00 i^xify ivory Nyfcm Velvet 191.Kt_ ll».»0 «1.91_ Bed PolypropyJen* Tweed MO.O0_ Green Polypropylene Loop (t.K lJ'iiri«^)hve Nykn Sculpturad _ 12S.42— 19.00 IVIWT Fern Nykm Textured _ WS.M- »».»» Green Nylon Texture __ «6.6S_ 4i.M Ameaoo Nylon H»-U> _ iOO.oo_ PeacMfctone Nylon Loop, 12000_ Tt.eo Greea Nykm Textured _ I09.9H- ra.00 U'llS'7* Peacock Nylon Plwh 1S3M_ K».« Bronze^ Plyton Tweed 1JO.96_ T».0» AntktoB Gold NTI. Velvet. l«.00_ B9.U Bhn Nylon Velvet It8.31_ 79.04 IS'IIT SUvee Blue Nylon lli-Lo_ M9.98_ *».*» ITzlOV Peacock Nylon Popcorn . «.U_ 41.** Gold Jfyloo Pooeorn 1S1.32_ 7S.0B Will' Cttna Nylon Loop la.Jl— 10.00 Ifxl7» Brume Nyloo Velvet 1M.31_ W-M Gnen Carved Caprolan _ 109Ji_ M.M for less than VftXVT If xllf Antanie GoM CarTed Tonwdo Red C«rwd Orange Carved Caprolm. 2J6.M— OMI Be4 Tweed Nylon «9.49L_ J».O8 VTllVT Caproln — Mi.0»_ M».» Caprolap n l«7.78_ Green Nylon Textured — J3O.0Q_ M*.M •UfxWS< Blue Nylon Velvet «8 45_ It.Ot ck Nl W.OO Red Nylon Velvet l».0t_ •».«• Peacock Nylon Tweed — 1G7.49— 15'il»' B«d Nylon Low Loop 1(0 00_ 1*» *» JJ'xlO'S* Ivory Nylon Loop Martini Nylon Phuh 183.tJ_ »•.» U.00 72.»_ *•«• IS'ili'r Bronieton* Nylon Loop _ 113.34- lfxlt' Blue Nylon Velvet MOW— MM» Green Nylon Plotn. Wykm LOOP 1M.M- <••«> SB.OO WJ.C9- •*.« 15'iUT Avocado Nylon Velvet _ 135.17- iy%W Grey Caprolan Popcorn. M0.M_ *•»•» M'xll' Blue Nylon Velvet Avocado N»too B1U> _ 11>.3»_ 79.00 one penny! 102.(9— M.M B«d Nyloa Loop 120.00- Green Nylon Texture IVIII'4' Sand Beige Nylon Text. SU.W.^ nM Nntnel Nylon Textured . lli00_ ».0» Red Nrkm Tweed 125.82- T».» Orange Tweed Nylon .— 7S.0O_ li'ilJT* Sand Nylon Tip Sbeand. M6-7»_ M1.M Red Nyloo Wetfet *4 <*>- »«M» M'xW Aracado Nylon Plata lil.e*— IMI tfill'4" Burnt Orange Nyloo MAo 75.»_ •.« IVIW Red Nylon Low Loop _ H0.0I_ ZU.W Gnen CM«d Caprotan. 19I.0O_ tl».»» WitT WoodmoM Nylon H4-Lo _ 13O.o<> deom m> i today in a popular tex- «,. rd- nylon te*h»M! odds luxury lo any room. a jiHy. Npweif colon. rurcd pattern. 3 5 "ARMSTRONG" ARMSTRONG Genuine Ceramic KENTILE KENTILE VINYL LINOLEUM VINYL ASBESTOS TRAVERTINE EMBOSSED INLAID Tor the smitrle*! look ki£, kn^e«t wuaring MOSAIC TILES FLOOR TILE viiiyl fluor covering, FLOOR TILE LINOLEUM rtiooaa Uni (enuiae Here h a long wear- vnyi avrlace HnoleuRi. aV ffi' " Hlei atlached to iHKiM^I vinyl asl If perled «.?5 iq. yd. ing ril« ttuit'i «asy lo on thr ntarkt't- V Wide — •«• HI 12" x 12" backing ikxi > raUr *iUi< tea 6'WW«. CUT FROM FUIL cl«cn and Initall. inaioh every tkxtx. Ai — »Se 33 V x 9 ' 16 ROILS Electricity is sfiR m exceptional bargain! AQ [lber» refer to pile content YOU CAN CHARGE IT AT Wbfle the cost of living has gone up 121% Higtiwoy Stem Open thni S«»»ui 1 K«uU> tt l'K m w..l o* G.Ml E»leni Opposite Editoo tone* Eat* of Shop Rita) in Emt-Kound lane CLEGWB AND GA6 COMPANY 752-1300 9K5<2IOO K\ 2-9716 NEW JERSEYS URCEST FtOOR COVERING CHAIN .£ST. 1906 • FREE PARKING AT ALL STORES T.rader-Press Tuesday, February 21, 1967 PAGE SEVENTEEN

mid fnr a considiTiililc length surround 1 lie* lungs, and breast 1002 VolkswaRon Deluxe Flm. of time, cull in)* down on tin* milk Radio 4 heater. Split, seal. danger nf an over dose occur For many years people h;we Clean, Must sell. Moving. Call Health Hints rin^ Wp fire not referring to known aliout the relatiunship Doctor Talk ONLY PER WORD 541-6703. 7 ;M tincture of iodine, as (irepared between l:ifk (if iodine and (V)il er fiii'nia!:nn. Th're arc oilier as nn anli.scptie, for this is • BERVICEI • We do not need as much Io- diseases II' il arc h'-l'evcd lo poison. Ry Rrmhert Rrnjnmin, M. !>. e ;is we need calcium. II; is a he due Id in I'•]'.' d"rri:'tiry In SWAP - HIRE - BUY - SELL - RENT IF YOUR DRINKING HAS be- There are pa I ionls suffering »d Ihinj; Ihnl our nerd for io- About three fiflhs- (if Hie animals a ileficenrv of iodine romc a prohlem. Alcoholics An- from aches and pains in v.iri ne is small beciiisc il occurs body's supply of (Tidine is sl'ireil has rcMill.-d m breeding dif- onymous can help you. ('all Ml in the thyroid tfhind. It is also ous pnrls of their bodies A extremely small amounts in ficulties. 2 1515 or write P.O. Box 253, usod in the lymph elands, Hie cnm'ul examination often re- d and water. Woodhridfie. 1/5-3/30 rcrebrospinal fluid, prespira I It is interest in» that a pollu veals the fact that Ihe trouble 1 Iodine is stored in the thy-lion, chyle la fluid used in the'lion of dnnUn : water seems is nol rheumatism at all hut PIANOS REPAIRED, TtE- digestive process), iis fluids ,to nullify l'ie iodine in the hotly. IED ADS FINISHED, BOlNiHT & SOI.I) some form nf neuritis. The next One Time: 10< Per Word (Minimum Charge $1.50). 2 or more insertions you pay only i There is much disagreement FREE ESTIMATES 388-5851. which collect in the body when step is to find out what is cans 9< per word. • CAM. MK 4-1111. A Competent Ad Taker Will Help You With Your {about Hie amount of iodino one TF abnormal swelling is present, ing the trouble and if possible Wording. Ads Can Also He Mailed Or Brought In. COPY DEADMNK IS MONDAY At in fluids of Ibc membrane that needs every day, and ro set to remove it. TAT 'minjmuin tt.-ii'y requirements 4 P.M., But Earlier Copy Is Appreciated. TUTORING BY PUBLIC Mt 4.1212 has been established, but it is Now what is neuritis? It ii SCHOOL TEACHER. ALL SUB- approximately from .04 to .10 an inflamation of the nerves. JECT GRADES 3 TO 8. NEW TOMTI, TIIKU TlilvSDAV milligrams, if you live in an The nerves run from the brain • FEMALE IIE1.F HANTED • ings for carriers to deliver MALE OR FEMALE MATH, CALL 283-1349 AFTER morning papers in Cartorct. An l:\li ;iiirdiiiiuv THFATRE'PAHKWAYl-34001 area where goiter is common, or spinal cord all over the body. NEEDED IMMEDIATELY • HELP WANTED •8 P.M. TF your family doctor may give Every tissue of the body ii Call 826-2855. IMntiiMi I'll lure Hit This is tho way it was Women with ambition to earn 2/9TF Telephone solicitation work PIANOS TUNED AMD RE- you an iodine .supplement, how- supplied with nerves. They are from your own home at yotrf WAIT DISNFY'S electric wires that carry the extra income. Exclusive terri PAIRED. REASONABLE ever, iodine, prepared as a PART TIME EVENINGS own convenience. Can easily drui: or medicine must he very current to every part of the tory in the vicinity of Wood- RATES. CALL AL CARPEN- $50 minimum salary for 3 earn $1 to $1.50 an hour. 687- "ONE MILLION carefully prescribed, for an human system. bridge. Perth Amboy. For home TER; 969 1349. evenings and Saturday. No Ex-9370. Ask for Mr. Fried. overdose can be extremely interview call 642-5146. 2/2-2/23 "Follow Me, Boys" For instance. If your finger perience Necessary. Car. Call 1/26 TF serious. touches something either too 2/22/23 Starring YEARS B.C." for interview, HI 2 1610. FOR SALE Handiman. All types'of work. If you live in a goiterous reg- hot or too cold, the little tactile Starring Part Time Fullerette Lady. 2/21 Steps, cinder block, plastering, Trod ion and take very little salt in nerves in the skin immediate- 1966 Singer Zig Zag Sewing Vera Raquel Welch 100 plus per month commision. window and door installation. MciMurray Miles your diet such foods as aspara- ly telegraph the message to the PA~RT~TIME"EVEs7&~SATSr John Richardson Any 2 or 3 hours a day. Pick Machine. All fancy stitches, no Concrete or black top drive gus, chard, turnip tops, sea- brain and the finger is imme- Local company. Distribution our own schedule. No Invest- ttachments needed. Take over ways. Hard wood floors and all and foods, snd fish liver oil. re rich diately withdrawn. Department, Minimum 15 hours ment. 541-8203, npaid balance of 52.12. Call kinds of aluminum aiding. Call SAT|!R1>AV 2:1)0 Troy Donahue I in iodine. per week, $40. Pleasant work ervice department 634-2582,1:00 541-6445 after 4 p.m. If the sensory nerves were No experience necesary. Cal MALE HELP WANTED 0 8:00 p.m. 2/16/TF 2/2-2/23 paralyzed, they would have no 755-6535, if no answer call 754 STARTS WEDNESDAY That's Different feeling and would not be able Boys Wanted: Several open- 3041. 1/21-3/1 Player Piano. Weydig. Need; Painting, interior, exterior, Pilot — I'm forgetting women to warn the brain of danger. "COME SPY WITH ME" light repairs. Best offer. Call /ery reasonable. Free estira- The finger on the hot stove up here. TILE & PAINTING .48-3098. abes. FU 1-4679. fm ElKIRIC .'.t HEAIH5 • CHILDREN TT FffiE could eisiliy burn off because KELLY MOVERS INC. "Gambit" I OUTERBHID6F TO HOUTt 9 JUNCTION 35 Cadet — I'm for getting wom- SERVICES AGENTS FOR NORTH AMERICAN 2/2 2/16-2/21 I T; full ALL MODELS commission! Steady, year-around work! MEDIATE OPENING. power t Black finish; Bur jundj USED CARS cular are* to cold, wind, or weekend. Friday, Satur- tealhtr Interior! Pleasant working conditions! Paid holi- NO EXPERIENCE NE- ON DISPLAY! FOR rain. day, Sunday and Mon- A foot or an arm that is sub- days! Vacation! Sick Leave! Retirement CESSARY. GOOD OP- Get your best deal here on a new YOUR day. 4:30 to 12 P.M., al- jected to preisur* for • long plan! PORTUNITY. '67 Lincoln Continental SELECTION! period of tim« sometimes be- so on call. Apply Per- comes paralyzed. Poisons of sonnel Department, CAR CO. various kinds may produce neu- LAMPART FARM STORES ritis, very often of a multiple MOREY LA RUE LAUNDRY CO. PERTH AMBOY 1600 ST. GEORGfi AVE. type. GENERAL HOSPITAL Lidgcnrood Arc, ELu.-Linden Lin« LINDEN, N. ?. More women with degrees are 442-3700 Ext. 314 486-3269 : staying on Job. Phone HlUcreit 2-6161

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D Q # Inc. ESTABLISHED 1945 1OO E. ST. GEORGE AVE., LINDEN AUTHORIZED DEALER CHRYSLER Dodge-Dart-Renault Dealer ESTABLISHED 1945 MOTORS CORPORATION HU 6-2374 PAGE EIGHTEEN v. February 21, 1T07 Leader-Prpss |'K(;AI. NOTICES \OIKKS NOTIIKS I.KU/U NOTICKS I.EfiAL NOTICES LWf/W MOTHFS LKCAL NOTICKS USGAL NOTICES tnim Vnf\v IIP CURRKNT"KUNb—APPROPRIATIONS Appropriated for lOKR Total for lflftfl Expended I9AR 1 CKMKH.M. AIM'IUllMilATIONS Appropriated Expended 19116 By Emergency As Modified By Paid or l( lati( i for Illfifi Total for l!lfi« for 19(17 for 19«fi RcHOlutlon All Transfers Charged Reserved Other Expenses , IV,1 °' ' "" ' By Kmcrw-ncy As Modified By Paid or 2,42(1.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 1.811.12 1.188.88 Aid to Hospitals UvM.KAI. (ioVKHNMKNT: flir iniifi Resolution All Transfers CharRed Rr served 40,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 20,000.00 1.1.000.00 r Assistance to Social Welfare Municipal I'duncil for ii)«; s :iii.. ioii.(io s roqo.oo $ lit! .".0(1,00 • t^iiini-ics and WH^'S $ :i(i..vi(i.(m Agencies r 13,775.00 10,473.78 3,301.22 Other Exiir-nscs 8.42.V(Hi ia.47. i (K) Other Expenses 9,740.00 12,740.00 12,740.00 12,740.00 Anmiiil Audit 12,500.00 RECREATION AND EDUCATION; "Ilicr Kx|icnM's 12,500.00 12.5(10.110 Departmotn of Parks and Mi'iiicipal Clerk 23.390,23 23.n8S.24 301.99 Recreation >n :i.-ies iinil Wanes Slt.IKiR.Oll 4,:»«).0() Salaries and Wages 21G.177.O0 215.020.00 1 4,790.00 3.840.50 949.50 195 020.00 190.983.54 >!1HT Kxpi'iisi'.s 4.80(1.01) Other Expanses 86.950.00 4,036.4« : 81,010.00 92,010.00 88.246.80 3,763.20 " "'.'I ions 4,77.r>.00 S.'t'iii-ies anrl Wanes 4.775.(10 4.775.00 4,515,00 260.00 Celebration of Public Events, 1 lier Kxpenses ;. 11,625.00 10.625.00 11,325,00' 3,479.48 7,845.52 Anniversary or Holiday Other Expenses 7,000.00 9,000.00 < ? of the Mayor 10,200.00 10,034,04 165.96 .' '-lies and Wanes 32.822.00 35,900.00 •64,60000 34,176.38 423.62 Maintenance of Free Public 8,170.00 ^i-"> no ' vr K\penses 7,1195.00 6,711.10 1.458.90 Library 475.000.00 <" ' oT Businpss Administrator . Other Expenses 550,741.00 485,000.00 461,121.75 23,878.25 ^ -i'-s and Wanes 28.0fi9.00 25,700.00 26,700.00 26.645.36 54 04 Total Operations (Item 8(A)) $5,582,994.00 $5,401,235.00 $f5lX50.00~ 13,805.00 $5,521 137.80 $4,943,418.70 497.506.10" * '' r Expenses 12.2IS.00 13,805.00 11,787.68 2,017.32 ™ 42,066.03 7,933.97 Total Deferred Charges and «•«»•» Statutory Expenditure-Municipal $540,517.42 401,764.82 $414,542.58 $256,152.53 $108,603.05 8 0000 965.00 10'70000 «»» 10. DEDICATED REVENUES PROM 423.00 77.00 WATER UTILITY SseT.::::::: ™* 2,909.73 790.27 Rent* 2;000.(X> 1,752.00 2,067.00 Department of Industrial Affairs' ' Deficit (General Budget) 4,000,00 4,000.00 3,685.00 14,250.00 15.6S000 15,578.00 .Salaries and Wages 15,908.00 72.00 Total Water Utility Revenues .... 6,000.00 5,752.00 5,752.00 *' Expenses ...... 6,310.oo 8 0l0 00 8.010 00 5,857.93 2,152.07 Human Rights Commissoin 11. APPROPRIATIONS FOR (R.S.18:25-1 etc.) WATER UTILITY Sli and Wages 200.00 200.080OO0 200.00 156,00 44.00 Other Expenses 6,000.00 5,752.00 5,752,00 4,167.40 1,584.60 nTrZcfWmSeS' mW ° 324.95 475.05 Total Water Utility Appropriations. Cooo!oo 5,75z.oo 5,752.00 4,167.40 1,584.60 88,000.00 87.733.65 87,733.65 DEDICATED ASSESSMENT BUDGET Group Insurance for Employees . 104,000.00 Realized mwyr "d Prem.ium. 1.500.00 1,431.00 • 1,431.00 905.00 526.00 Insurance Pre 165,850.00 165,850.00 143,968.75 6,861.25 Anticipated in Cash minr r« miums 145,800.00 for 1967 for 1966 in 1966 PUBLIC SAFETY: Pplice 18. DEDICATED REVENUES FROM and Wa§€s 1,043,753.00 992,617.00 , 983,677.00 962,635.08 1,041.92 Assessment Cash 215,029.92 90,000.00 90,000.00 151 0250 132,146.07 16,478.93 Deficit (General Budget) 4,970.08 5,000.00 5,000.00 > ° Total Aswssment Revenues .. 220,000.00 95,000.00 95,000.00 3.000.00 2,601.85 398.15 Appropriated Expended 1966 537.10 802.90 for 1967 for 1966 Paid or Charged Reserved 19. APPROPRIATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT DEBT 12,500.00 2,500.00 Payment of Bond Principal 220,000.00 95,000.00 95,000.00 - £ Maintenance J5'00000 15-0C0-00 • Salaries and Wages Total Assessment Appropriations 220,000.00 95,000.00 95,000.00 mother Expenses ,. innonl0000n 10.50 989.50 DEDICATION BY RIDER - N.J.S. 40A:4-39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1967 from Dog .municipal Court ° Licenses; State or Federal Aid for Maintenance of Libraries; Bequest; Escheat; Federal Grant; Social Security ^alaries and Wages 58,975.00 49,429.00 53 62900 53,507.27 121.73 Reimbursement for Home Health Service; are hereby anticipated as revenue and are hereby appropriated for th» JOther Expenses 3,750.00 5,150.00 515000 3,021.86 2,128.14 purpose to which said revenue is dedicated by statute or other legal requirements." Division of Building Regulations Building Inspector APPENDIX TO BUDGET STATEMENT Salaries and Wages 80,858.00 CL'PJtENT FUND BALANCE SHEET COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND 76,220.00 77,320 00 76,669.40 650.60 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NQT1CES HEALTH AND WELFARE: (Division of Health-Local KOTICE TO BIDDERS JAMES A. ALUOWAV I Miscellaneous Interest 1.M0.00 Health Agency) NoUct li hereby given that sealed bids Butinew Admlnlatrator L.P. 2/21/67 M.72 Tata] RiH'eipd Total ca.iti.U Division of Health • will be received and opened In the Mu- 135,590.00 120,599.00 119,855.14 743.86 nicipal Council Chambers at 10:00 AM, Balance December 31, ISM 28,783 01 Salaries and Wages 167,079.00 on Monday. March 1>, 1967 at Memorial Bayvill*. N.J. inUI Balance ind 62,725.00 21,510.57 ! Receipt* (93,231.51 Total Expense and Balance 99.Hl.3a -Other Expenses 46,800,00 47,725.00 1,214.43 Municipal Building, #1 'Main Stre«t. February 3, 1967 Woodbridfe. N. J. for the following: Board of Fire Commissioners RttpectruUy submits, Mosquito Control District No. 9 ntibunemcoU 7,510.00 '7,510.00 1,723.23 3,573,77 Busses for Recreation Program 1M7 Edward h. Brwn Other Expenses 6,500.00 B|ds mutt be submitted on proposal lseltn. New Jersey Janitor Service $ 720.00 Certified Public Accountant Rodent Control forms and accompanied by a certified Gentlemen: liuuranct 7,'J0e 65 L.P. $1J3» 1,080.00 1,200.00 1,090.00 110.00 check la the amount of 10% of amount In accordant* with your instructions Materials t Supplies 4,073.03 Other Expenses 1,560.00 bid. I have audited your cash receipts and LightLiht , hheat t and RED TRAINING PROGRAM ~ Division of Welfare-Administration itiatmrseineiiLs fur the yyear 1.74S.67 Moscow — The Soviet Union Information for bidders, standard pro- December ill, IKwi '11M U>II tmlauitl B011U UUM $f Public Assistance po*»l form, speciap l uddrewietl envelop*,,^,p , uy yimr retonll «,, itu,|Ujlfd| lV»lfSsU"ial hus pltrnned a program of mili- 24,700.00 20,700.00 19,968.70 731.30 and specifications (or bidders can bf Salaries and Wages 22,022.00 and specificationp s (or bidders can bf will! Hie Ijuiik tliilrmcnt balance. J.Jdl .11 tary and patriotic training (or 3,220.00 3,220.00 2,187.33 1,032.67 pickeikdd up at the Hurcluislnn Department, Kullomiij are the lash Hweiuls H1H.W7 Other Expenses 2,800.00 2nd flour. Meniorul Municipal building i'4»li Disbursements: TlUrk rxl> school children in a far eastern Public Assistance-State Aid during In* hours of 9U0 A.M. to 9:110 I'- Hrrrlpts .SaluiicS.H5O| House says the program is a model .I,-,. "* opinion will b« la lae best Luteieet ol I Rental Income . 417.00 I Water ftult State Aid) for Ui« wh.olt country to follow. Salaries and Wages , 5,250.00 5,000,00 < 5.000.W 4,112.80 XlM |lt» Township. Heluuus 771,00 TeJepaUEt ,,,., M7.M r Leader-Press -'y, F'brmry V i "7 PAUB LEGA1 NOTICES I,E(.AI. NUTICES LEGAL NOTICES \.F.CM NliTirKS I.MI*I

T 1*7 LOCAI, MUNICIPAL Bl'IWKT OF THE IMWrHT.lt I>F rAKTFRKT ITRRKNT FUNII — «.PrROMm l0N« Loesl BixUtt of th« Boroush of CAHTKHKT, «'nnnly ni Mil)1>1 ,KS|'A inr Ih* Appni|iriulril I: prnnVc! I Mid fisi-n! ym 1907, ft. GKNKHAL API'IIOPKIATIONS fur imill Toll f.ir IV'ii •• 1 H l« hfrphy wtlHrrl that Ihr hiHlKft awirxed limlo ami hrrrhy niiirii a P-nt lAl MurnillulKi Inr W! lor IM6 111 Inni/no A. M >>:| nl I,, pi,I nr lir niH hereof is R trur ropy of tlu« bmlKct jipprmrd l>y rrsnhil Ion fli HorniiBh Hull, (nrl<>rcl, N, .'. nihiT Kvpi'nsi'S 5JHKPIKI H.IKKHHI a,WN(IM S.73:l Ml 2Mi 71! .'ill IWI'I Kli'ilKMH OrtifiiM by inr .Salnrii'* nlld W.i(r« 779 CM) 5111 l*> 715 00 7115 (Ml A REDI- REFERENCE GUIDF TO RELIABLE LQCAL BUSINESS FIRMS 'I'M* IMh day of Frhriury, 1%7. Oilier KMiriisi'!. J.liim.lK) 4 ^III.IKP nji7j.no II.JIU.IK 111.8:! " is hereby certified thai the approved htnlKcl annexed rwri'lu flnd hrrotiy Anniliil Audit , •V niflrt? a part hereof Is fln exiict (fipy "f (lie (initial mi Jile \*ith the fieri* i>f t*i*' (Illnr Kxin'iW": S.JIHI.IIfl 4,'MMI.OO 4,I!(K1.IK| 4.IKK1W pmcinirlK tVKty, that nit ttfUtiiiori* air <'nnecl. .ill sliitenu'iits nilil.iinetl Infill ni'f AS'I'SMIII'III III TilM". in jintof and the total of anticipated revenue* muftis Ihe Int.-il nf ap|>mlirinlloiiv Siiliinrs .mil Wi'iii-s n.riipo.nn K.7iwiim RJIUMHI (l.vonim JOHN .1, ClKll tlllicr KMII PITS MHKI.IKI 1,MKI.M 1,1150.(10 I,:il2 7« X\T.'A Automotive 11 Music Instructions II Decorating Service Mc-nUleierl Mumi'i|)al \c< miriliinl ('nllrrlinn nl Taxes , , filiV-A Ttfiiwvrlt Avr,, (artri'rl. N, .1 Salaries and Wanes 2:i.snn)» 21 Jinn (10 * S1.20IXK) 2MH;'.m IH m 541.5HH!) (llhrr Kxiu'llsi's 5HIKHKI 5,2110.00 9,800.110 5.IIIIZ.I4 1(17 W, (Vilified by nip 'I'iiv Sale Costs * LOWKEY 'I nil 15th day of February, l'W'7 Other Eupj-nsM • mM 4twu0 4H0.IH)' 40:) 00 FREE MK'Ai, nrniiFT NOTICK l.lniiid.ition ol Tax Tillo l.lpnj SKCTION 1. Bnd Foreclosed Property l-nosl BudltPt erf ttlP Borough of 7. SERVICE BY (llher Kxpenscs- 15,IKK>.00 6,000.00 M.OOO.OO 11.865.H3 I«,i:i4.17 Th» governing body of Ihc Itoroueh of CARTKHET dwj hprpby approve tht Kn^ineering Services and Costs • KIVUVMI. following as the hudjet lor the year l%7: .Salaries and Wages 400.00 400 00 400.00 400 00 Notice is hereby Kiven that thp hudRpt and tax rpsolution w.is approved by th* Other Expenses 15,000.00 10,000.00 12 200.00 12,023,60 17(14(1 ERNEST Council of th* Borough of CARTKRET, County of MIDDLESEX, on Kehmary 15. I'ulilic Buildings and Grounds PIAINOS 1967, Saliiries And Wages 17,fiM,(10 11500.00 11J0O.00 11,500.00 DECORATORS A h*arln« on thp budget and Inr rpsolution will bp held nt Boroush Hall, on other Expenses 15,000.00 5,730.00 7,750.09 6,132.55 I.si7iri March 15, 1%7. at a o'clock P.M. fit which timp and plaip objections to said iHiclcot Plaiiiilng Board instruction HOME • APARTMENT • nd tax resolution ior the year 1967 may be presented by taxpayers or other In- Salaries and Wages 1,700.00 1,700.00 1,700,00 1.700.(10 AND OFFICE terested persons. (llher Expenses 6,700.00 6,200.00 7,400.00 5,685,75 1.714 25 EXPLANATORY STATEMENT Zoning Costs Tuning Rflom Laiwl SUMMARY OF CirRRENT FUND SFX.T10N OF AI'I'HOVKP lU'DCKT ' Olher Expenses 500.00 400.00 400.00 37.00 M:i no Fnrnttart ArrangemenU OliNKJtAI. APPROPRIATIONS FOR: Vear KMV7 Vear lMd I&ojml of Adjustment Color Coordination • 1, Municipal Purposes * 2,21.i,«3.24 $2,31:1,612.2! Salaries and Wages 1J5O.00 1,700.00 •J.7O0.00 1.500.00 am mi y JARDOT I. Reserve for l)ncoll«t«l Taxes—Based (in Olher Expenses 1J0O.00 500.00 • 500.00 71.20 42118(1 Badge! Planning Insurance and Surety . " _ • Estimated 94 Percent of Tax Collections « 289.0SI.2I »1«}4.326.75 r Call or Writ* For Bond Premiums 60,000.00 46,000.00 . 4D,IOO.OO 49,031,27 HI,73 Slalion,for Tin- PIANO COMPANY 4 Total General Appropriation* J 2,5O2,4«4.43 $ 2,617,918.9a Medical-Surgical Insurance 30,000.00 26,400.00 26)100.00 2CMHM 31.117 Further Information I \*as: Anticipated Revenues Olher Than Current Telephone . ) J .<;• Make Yoilr:Car:slaf«;•.. 448 Rahway Avenne CUSTOM TAILORED SLD7- I'roperty Tax li.p. Surplus. Miscellaneous Hcvenucn Olher Expenses 13,000.00 12,500.00 ( Jfl,500.00 11.946.87 1,.W. 1.1 COVERS, DRAPERffiS. and Receipts from Delinquent Taxes), % KnR.09S.cvj » 42B.079OO InvestiRation of Fiscal Affairs ... , ^--^—,.^* Tor The' Road Wnodbridge Other Expenses 15,000.00 ME 4-5446 k REUPH0L8TERY I. Difference: Amount to be Raised by Taxes PUBLIC SAFETY; for Support of Municipal'Budget (as follows) Fire dnnri' 12 to 0 Closed Mnndiys 8ROP AT HOME SERVICE (a) Local Tax for Municipal Purposes Including .Salaries .Ind Wages 124,000.00 112,400.00 107,400.00 107(010.49 389 51 SENTRY R*serv« for Uncollccted Taxes J1.M4.MM3 I S,1!»1,$59.1» Other Exiwn.sci: Fire Hydrant Service 44,200.00 43 225.00 43325.00 32.487.45 II).837.55 SUMMARY OF 1%6 APPROPRIATIONS EXPENDKD AND CANCELED Miscellaneous Olher Expenses . 11,000.00 10,500.00 9,510 00 6,523.42 !)7i,.58 General Budfet Police AUTO PARTS S SUPPLY FU 1-5797 Budge* Appropratloiw • Adopted Budget I 2.6tT.«3S.Dft Salaries and Wages 340,000.00 310,000.00 311,000.00 • 310,436.06 563 94 Total Appropriations , » 2.617.9JH.98 Other Expenses 36,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 *•* 2B.190.28 1,809,72 Monroe & Essex Sts. Expenditures: First Aid Organization (R.S. 40:5-2) 5,000,00 940000 5,000.00 5.000.00 K All WAY Paid or Charged (Including Reserve for Uncoilected Taxes* $2.4*9,470.41 Municipal Court Reserved * 128,468.57 Salaries and Wages l!,2O0.IM 11.000.00 10,725.00 10,725.00 VV 1S700 Other Expenses !' 75O.O0 300.00 500.00 489.62 10 38 Tot*] Expenditures and Unexpended Balances Canceled $2,617,938.98 Civil Defense and Disaster Control FREE The total operations for 1967 are H,579/ra5.00, compared with $1,369,015.00 for -Other Expenses 2,200.00 500.00 500.00 408 24 9176 1966, an Increase of $210,710.00. This increase Is mainly due to the lalary ln- STREETS AND ROADS: Slipcovers ereuea lor the employees and Increases in Insurance, medlcaJ-surgk'al insurance Road Repairs and Maintenance and the addition of several new appropriations. Adequate provlsmns were made Salaries and Wages 77,000.00 Ml.000.00 " . 77,500.00 75,493.14 2.W>fi.B6 Aluminum Products Film&S&H Stamps for the efficient operation of all departments. Other Expenses 25,000,00 JS,000.00 19,000.00 17,211.27 1,718.73 The total general appropriations are S2.5O2,4M.«, compared with 12,617,93* «e Snow Removal with our expert develop- for 1966, a decrease of S115,J5(..YT Salaries and Wages 7,500.00 «,000,00 4,000.00 n.21RBfi 7S1.14 The. appropriation for judgments In the amount of S8B,963.98 represents one Other Expenses 12,000,00 5,000.00 7,000.00 3,829.00 3,174.00 ing and printing service. third ot tha amount of *2M,891.95 granted several industries by the State Board Construction, Reconstruction, Repairs ALUMINUM of Taxation. A similar amount appeared In the 1866 budget and tht remainder and Maintenance With State Aid Complete lln« ot DDOM rapplltt will be appropriated In the 1968 budget. By Formula 12,500.00 12,500.00 13,500.00 12,500.00 Windows . Doors . Siding FREE The amount to b* raised by taxes (or local purposes decreased $327,479.53. Street Lighting 58,000 00 60,000.00 ' . 55,100.00 55,016.75 13.25 SANITATION: Explanation of Appropriations for "Olher Kxpensei" Street Cleaning WINDOW SHADES Th« amount* appropriated under the title of "Other Expenses" are for operating Salaries «nd Wages 12,000.00 10 500.00 M,50u.00 10,280.00 I2S0.0O Stock & Custom GALLARD'S SHOP AT HOME costi other than "Salaries and Wages." Other Expenses 6.000,00 5,000.00 4.60O.0O 6,028 21 57179 Some of the Items Included in "Other Expenses" are: Garbage and Trash Removal Material, supplies and nonbondable equipment. Salaries and Wages D6.000.00 72.000.00 • 70,500.00 S9.441 10 1,05850 Awnings, Canvas or Alum. PHOTO & STUDIO SERVICE Repairs and maintenance of buildings, equipment, roads, etc. Other Expenses 20,000.00 17,500.00 17^00.00 12,868.01 4,631.99 Alum. Gutters and Leaders Contractual services for garbage and trash removal, fire hydrant service, aid Sewage Treatment Plant t 547 Amboy Avenue to volunteer fire companies, etc. Salaries and Wages 80,000.00 75,000.00 73,700.00 71,631.21 2,068.78 Reglazing or Rescreening PHONE Printing and advertising, utility ten-ices, insurance and many other items es- Other Expenses 40,000.00 37,000.00 40,000.00 37,987.66 2,012.34 WOODBRIDGE sential to the service rendered by municipal government. HEALTH AND WELFARE: ME 4-3C5I (Board of Health - Local Health Agency): Mt 4-6410 CURRENT FUND — ANTICIPATED REVENUE* Board of Health ATOVASJSONS GENERAL REVENUES Salaries and Wages 34,000,00 30,350.00 26,140.00 25,148.33 991.67 INC. Anticipated Rtallipd in Other Expenses 7JOO.0O 7,500.00 T.900.00 S.4M.U 2,095.119 1 19S7 196« Caih la 1166 Air Pollution Control IMS MAIN STREET AAQ JI7CC custom rndde I. Snrplas Anller^ated t 58.UO00O Salaries and Wages 750.00 RAHWAY, N.J. 000-4100 Other Expenses 2,300.00 Plumbing & Heating Tol»l Surplua Anticipated % 510M.0O Services of Visiting Nurse DRAPERIES 3. Mlsetllaneeni Revenues: Salarea snd Wages J.000.00 „ Licenses: Other Expenses 100.00 Alcoholic Beveragu « 17,400,00 f 17,700.00 $ 17.4M.0O Dog Regulation Electrician Other $ 9,500.00 6,300.00 9,575.99 Other Expenses W0.0Q Fees and Permits: ,-_ Administration o! Public Assistance SLIPCOVERS Building $ $,MO.0O~~- 1,900.00 5,376.25 ED FREY Salaries and Wages 10JW.O0 11,500.00 (,800.00 J.494.08 105.94 We Are Experts! Other * JtSOO.M 1S.3O0.0O 1(1,355.20 Other Expenses 750.00 750.00 850.00 727.26 122.74 AU Work Fully Guaranteed! with Chule; Ftrr) Fines: / ] Public Assistance .' Electric Municipal Court $' lf,000,0O 13,400.00 11,000.50 (State Aid Agreement) 17,300.00 25,000.00 2J.000.00' 25,000.00 • RESIDENTIAL & State Road Aid, Formula Fund ... $ 10,784.1)0 11,179.00 11,179 00 Aid to Hospital 8.500.00 t^OO.OO v 8,500.00 0,500.00 Sewer Extraordinary State Road Aid - 1967 $ 38,084,00 Kiddie Keep Well Camp Aid and COMMERCIAL SERVICE Servtc* Bu» Receipts Taxes $ 2,400.00 2,200.00 2.452.% Maintenance IRS. 44:5-1) M0.00 800.00 -400.00 000.00 Franchise Taxes * 120,900.00 115,800.00 120,937.74 887 Ei&rreii »«. Aid to Tuberculosis League • INDUSTRIAL ELEC- Wood bridge, N. J. Cross Receipts Taxes $ 149,600.00 105,800.00 149,648.15 (R.S. 40:13-1) 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 TRICAL WIRING Payments in Ueu of Gross Receipts Aid to Cerebral Palsy Association ME 4-1738 Taxes • Private Water Companies (R.S. 40:13-1) 500.00 600,00 M0.00 500.00 • SERVICE CHANGE- 8.57 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. The above description is in accord- less, plus Interest together with the PER ance with a survey made by Frank DEDICATION BY RIDER - N.J.S. 40A:4-39 "The dedicated revenues anticipated during the year 1%7 from ITog Licenses; WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL costs ef this tale. State or Federal Aid for Maintenance of Libraries; Bequest; Escheat; Federal Grant; are hereby anticipated as rev- ROOM Allen Foss Associates, at Keyport, N. J., enue and are hereby appropriated for Ihe purposes to which Mid revenue is dedicated by statute or other legal require- Telephone MErcury 4-1889 dated March 15th, 1960, as revised Au. The subscriber reserves the right to adjourn said sale from lime to time ment." Repairi of 515 just list, I960. subject only to such Umitatons or re AFPENDII TC^BUDGET STATEMENT ROOFING AU Types Interior Painting The premise* hereinafter described striijtlons upon the ex'erelse of such WOODBRIDGE ere also known as Lot 50 and the east CURRENT FUND BALANCE SHEET IOMI-ARATIVK STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUND & Wallpapering ' power as may be specially provided by DECEMBER 31, 1966 OPERATIONS AND CHANGE IN CURRENT SURPLUS rrly 9* ft. of lots 51 and 32 In Block law or rules of Court. Sold subject to GUTTERS AND LEADERS "L" on a certain map entitled, "Map ASSETS v,,r 1968 year 1»>5 Up To 5 Yrs. To Pay conditions oi sale. Cash and Investments % MS,91^.51 LIQUOR STORE, INC. of Genoa, Addition 'A', Madison Town .Surplus Balancs January 1st I 71,293.32 S JXi,£)3.'i2 Air Conditioning ROBERT H. JAMISON Stale Road Aid Allotments Receivable 3J.5S7.0O CURRENT REVENUE ON A 1 Industrial Enhiuit System ship, Middlesex Co., N. J., owned by Receivables with Offsetting Reserves: WE DE IVERI Biondi Realty Co., made by Richard Sheriff CASH BASIS: „ Wsrm Air Hast 388-277B Heuser. c. E., Keyport, N. J., Aug., UNDABURY, McCORMICK Taxes Receivable ,, — 262,316.53 Current Taxes Motor Uusrdi Wt «rs fully Insiust Tax Title Liens Receivable .... 4S.W.S8 * I Percentage collected: n, i9io." and ESTABROOK Complete Stock of Domestic Property Acquired by Tax Title 1966 94°;,, 1969 94'J) 4,6O1,OI>4.M 3,1145,313.48 FOR FREE ESTIMATES BEING and Intended to be the same Attorneys 1 ifn Liquidation ,.,. 50,368.17 Delinquent Taxes 153,424,39 117.343,5!) and Imported Wines premises conveyed to the Mortgagors L.P. J/lli-21-3/2-9/67 $77.96 Deferred Charges Required to be Other Revenue and Additions to Income 421.57U.O2 360,72li.a7 herein by deed from Ruth Dupree, in 1967 Hudget ... 92,141.87 Been and Liquor* ME 4-2145 Widow and Single Person, by De«d bear Total Funds $5,247.MO.57 $4,306,677.26 ROCK SHERIFF'S SALK Di'k-ni'd Chiirges Required to be Ine even date herewith and not yet re- in Budneta Subsequent to 1%7 ... 100,163.99 EXPENDITURES AND TAX corded but to be recorded simultaneous SUPERIOR COURT OK REQUIREMENTS: 573 AMBOY AVENUE Tulul ASMU -. $1,024,274 S5 ly hrrt?with. NEW JfcUlJKY Municipal Appropriations 2J13.612.23 1,!H)7,404.56 SALT LIABILITIES. KESlOltVES AND WIIODBKIOGE:, N. I This Mortgage Is given to secure a CHANCERY DIVISION SUIt PLUS &chm>l Taxes (Including Local Tile Specialist •Cash Liabilities , . 38O,M» li:i add Regional) , 2,l>17,»j'J % l,b!ll.a»..W part i>l tljf purchase price fur the said MIDDLESEX COUNTY llnervcs for Receivables premises, advanced by the Mortgagee, ... 359,515 56 County Taxes (Including Added 1001b. bag $2.10 Docket No. F-UH-M Surplus ami ii to have the full force and effect, ... 284,091.34 Tax Amounts! 631.6H7.O4. 7:15 413.22 Slipcovers MOHAWK SAVINGS * LOAN ASSOCI- Total Liabilities, Reserves and Other Expenditures and Deductions P1CKEDUP lx,ih in law and equity, of a purchase ATION, a corporation of New Jersey, is money mortgage. Surnlus * ... $1,024,274.95 from Income 100.0(1 1.538.13 Plaintiff, and. HOHEHT w BLOOMER, School Tax Ltvy Unpaid None Total, Expenditures and Tax CEREM1C TILE being the premises commonly known JOYCE ANN BLOOMICH, his wife, and SERVISOFT OF and designated as 90 Strachan Street, U'ss: School Tax Ikivrred .... None Requirements .. 4,5:i5,li4(i.4;i RAHWAY AUDREY LAIHI), are Deliiidaiils, Writ (tiflwuud, Township ot MadUun, New *U:tl:nu'L> lncludi**! in Above Less: Expendtures to be Raised by WALLS, FLOORS WOODBRIDGE Jersey. ul Execution for the sale of mortgaged "t'mh Liabilities" None Future Tuxes .. .. FASHION FABRICS pie miles dated January 4, 1967. 'the approximate amount of the Total Adjusted Expenditures and Tax "hiU'rlor Uecoralurk" 921 St. Georget Avenue ,^ , j ESTIMATES Judgment to be satisfied by said sale Is By virtue of the above stated Writ, to Requirements :! ms 4,235,:m:i M Custom-made Slipcovers. (Juil South ol Clmtrlcsf) tile sum of Eleven thousand, four hun- me directed and delivered, 1 will CXIJOSC Surplus Balance December 31st 2tH.lWl.31 VI.2UJ.ja CHEERFULLY dred seventy-two CU1,472.QO> Dollars tQ sale at public vendue on WEDNES- • Nearest even percentage may lie used. ME 4-1815 mure, or lest, plus Interest together with DAY, THE «th DAY OK MARCH A,D., Propossd Use of Current Fund Surplui ID 1S67 Budirl GIVEN lli<- oosts of this salt. 1X7, tt the hour of two o'clock by the Surplus Balance December 31, 1966 » 214.MI 34 Ihe subscriber reserves the right to then prevailing (Standard or Daylight Current Surplus Anticipated in 1967 Budget t SS.uou.oo Repair Service •djuurn said Mi* from time So time Saving) time, In the afternoon i,f (he L.P. 2/21/67 t2t7.ll Surplus Balance Remaining .. % 3ir rest ME 4-2186 Iw or rules of Court Sold subject to and the Eusllshlown Road; thence (UlJerify, i i conditions uf aale, All the ftijjbwuig t'aet or parcel ut land tlons upop n tlie e^erLl.su nl ^U(ll C I MAINS « YARD I.OODJ North 13 drffcree* Wut 100 Ion to a point: Tile approxnwale amouiil uf the JwUJU - ituy be |y providepidedd by Ula w ui GEORGE TROSKY ROBERT H JAMISON aim tut iiiL'imstjs hL'ifinaltti p irtU'ularly then 121 Nvith Tl degreei Gut 90 (ect to (all For free l.tlmil. • ilalf Avi'iiue South 77 iKKrers Wfsl W less, plui Intcitst K.nplliei with tht nuts l.Ol'IS J, I'dllKN, 111! 1 Mam St. Kajiway v BfcliiNNIN(i ul a iHiinl nit lm- m.itti Ifir to t!u± puuK ui lila^jv uf iil^GIN-: ui tins sale Attiu urv Woodbridge, N. J. Call ME 4-1111 LJ". y16-21-3/2-9/W $167.40 tuy side ul '1'ynUa.le Avenue distant jog MM;. I III* .tuluuilMt lueiici His lutit Ul Lf. l/» Iti 2J 'i/i/e'l PAOE TWENTY Tuesday, February 21, 10R7 Leader-Press

Students to Conduct Ytir door loliacr gardens and plant- no red spots, but. start to RO| Hospital Insurance Patten Sponsors Bill To rrv Ilimp? . j heroines automatic with your Services on Sunday ! lie often lakes a .sharp, elfwfc| This probably inrlicalcs thai I SOCIAL SECURITY ft5th birthday. If you rnrnll Ljur 1 Question* and Annwrri look, and he may see little round the plant is prcMy tired of the (luring Ihe three month* after EDISON — Our Savior's r.ii This Week red ',po|i; on Hie leaves. A lung- I Inward (', lloughton, your birthday, doctor hill cov- Give GIs Transportation hcran (Church which worships same old soil in the pot. Or as District Manager By Vnur HulRers (iarden us causes the spot. erage will not begin until one in the Menlo Park Kleincnlarv Or. Davis explains, salts grad I (J. I have heard a lot about to thrrr months following your (Special to l-radcr-Prcss) i A member of Ihe Appropria Reporter School off Calverli Avenue Kasl. DRV CLOTH TO DUST ,i;,||v build up in the soil and Ihe deadline for .signing tip for application. WASHINGTON — "Serviec-'tinns Comm,. Patten observed near drove Avenue, will hold'TOO MUCH CARK? Medicare My H.ilh innliday v, ;K men make many sarrificrs, butjthnt. Job Corpsmen receive n You can spread the disease injure the roots. 2. CJ. What happens if I ehor>«» services Sunday at 10:1 r> A. M..i Ynnr Snake plant, or Sansevie- when you wipe off the dust with lie on March 10, I!K>7. When can one of the most unfair is having round trip free after 6 montihs. If you notice brown, yellow or I sign up' not to enroll during that. 7 month them pay for transportation "They deserve such a privi conducted entirely by ltifih'ria, could be in trouble because a diinip cloth If Ihc leaves ofjwhitc salty mists around the period? School youni; people. Th recJ . ., ,, , ,, ,,| A. You should sign up with- when on emergency leave," lefie," he said, "but those who ymi haV( ( ir ( for l(l() W( Sansevieria are spotted. jc(|R0S of thc container, carefully in the :t months before your \. Should you decide not to . U.S. liep. Edward ,1. Patten isprvo their country — many of fauna people will preach the This may he hillei medicine, use a dry cloth only to «el rid of remove the soil and repot the fiSth birthday if you wish yuur enroll for medical insurance (ft N.J.I said today as he helped I whom may eventually be sermon. The students will make and so I'd better let i Hnt«ers dust. ..i.,.,. doclor bill coverage to begin during your first enrollment co sponsor a bill to provide them wounded or killed — have at use of folk muMc a^weH a^plant disease spceialis,. Spencer „, ,,„,,„, nnl ,„ ;njur, ,hp ' ^ , ^ ,„ ,.0|ml1lnR with the month of your birth- period you will not have in- with free travel. least earned free travel day. However, you have until other chanrr to enroll until tha a y Wi>y l>rt ausc an thal y ca lpam from th< frC P last H months of the next odd- PatMJn, who represents Ihc emergency leave — a trip with contemporary explana.mn, re^cSe^rnLbnV'Xe s injI™ry m:lk('" , s" an f> ( nin ' tor i ™ " " 3 months after the month of District — most of Middle- anguish, not pleasure." if the traditional IMieran Wor- about " ' P ' C the I Rutgers bulletin, "Care of House your birthday to rnroll. numbered year. funsus to enter. Plants." Get it from your coun- sex County — pointed out that hip Service. Dr. Davis first notes the great jlege of Agriculture and Knviron- il many servicemen complain to Chureh School will be held foripopularity of these members of '* '• suppose your plant's ty agricultural agent or send a :mental Science. Rutgers, New Kennedy says war will hurt him about the heavy costs they all ages at 9:00 A. M. line lily family. They adorn in- leaves arc nice and green with card to Garden Reporter, Col linmswick OWXn. Johnson in 1968. bear when traveling home due Skit Presented to serious illness, or death in the family. By Women's Unit The Congressman's bill would provide free transportation for 1SELIN — "Mothers Don't servicemen when on emergency Have Much Fun" was the title leave, or before being shipped of a skit presented at a meet overseas. ing of the Women's Association Patten noted that presently of the First Presbyterian Church the only time a serviceman can The cast included Mrs. J. D obtain transportation without Miller and Mrs. Arthur Galya. cost is when space is available "Reunity within a loca on government aircraft, vessels church" was the topic discuss YOUR MOST VALUABLE or vehicles. ed. A devotional program was TODAY THRU SAT TRADING STAMPS If there is no space, the ser held and a regular (business PLUS FREE viceman obtains a 50% "dis meeting. Reports were submit count" by using a commercial ted by chairmen of various plane. Despite such a "consider- committees including: nominat- able saving," the federal legis ing; world service; program lator said that "the;' should not fellowship; hospitality; and pay anything and should receive secretary-treasurer. priority on all available U. S Refreshments were served by planes.!' Under his measure Mrs. John House and Mrs. M. E. emergency trips would be free Miller. and servicemen would be given priority. Mrs. Chester Glowinski, pres ident, said the association is Patten said that "charging open to all -women members of servicemen on emergency leave the church. She, along with the is unreasonable and insulting officers, invited members by as well as a blow to their saying," We would like to see morale" more women joining the group which spends worthwhile and "SHOP MAIN ST. enjoyable evenings, working for the church and missions." WOODBRIDGE" All The Newest In BONELESS ROASTS BONELESS STEAK SALE Dinner-Theatre Party BEEF ITALIAN Du Barry Set for April 23rd KROSS RIB ROAST YOUR CHOICE CUBES or SAUSAGE SHOULDER TASTY COSMETICS ISELIN — Reservations are END OF STEAK ROAST LEAN FOR STEW FRESH HOT OR SWEET CHUCK FILLET at available for St. Cecelia's Altar TOP ROUND ROAST FAMILY SIZE. LBS OR SWISS BOTTOM PUBMX COSMETIC Rosary Society theater party PACKAGE OVER HEADQUARTERS IN scheduled for Sunday, April 23 BOLARROAST Ib. CUBE TENDER ' Ib. WOODBRIDGE at the meadowbrook Theater Cedar Grove. Dinner will be several 5 p.m. U.S. CHOICE FRESH & LEAN SHOULDER The price of the ticket wil CHUCK STEAK Publix Pharmacy include transportation, dinner, "Since 1932" GROUND CHUCK show, dancing, and gratuity. A «v \ TRIMMED 59' LAMB CHOPS 65 91 Main St., Woodbridge deposit on the reservation i U.S. CHOICE TRIMMED SHORT CUT lc*>*O FIRST CUT 634-0809 required. Featured will be "The LB. 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