v \ THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY
TOP COVERAGE TOP COVERAGE Leader-Press and Leader Shopper Leader-Press and Leader Shopper —top circulation coverage in —top circulation coverage in Woodbridge area. Woodbridge area. Serving Woodbridge Township, Carteret and Edison Entered M Jnd Claw Mall Woodbridge, N. J., Wednesday, July 3, 1968 PubliilMd At P. O. WocxJbrldKf, N. .1. On W«dni>fld«y TEN CENTS County, Township In Accord On Park
4 J •Bang-up July Fourth* Compromise Gesture
WOODBRIIH.F, — If Urn for any resident to leave town will include Tommy Leonettl, weatherman coperateg tomor- and travel on overcrowded Steve De Pass, folk-singer; Eliminates Five Acres row Woodbridge Township highways to have enjoyment Los Powell Trio, roller skat- ghould be playing host to ap- on Independence Day." ing, dancing and acrobatic JULY proximately 50,oon for what The little tots. Murphy de- group; the Kardwells, magic is predicted to be the best clared, will be delighted with feats with doves, Los Cracker- Fourth of July celebration iif all the free rides from 2:00 jacks, acrobatic group. to 6:20 P. M. They will also Of Industrial Land the history of the municipa- The big fireworks display enjoy Bob Hermine's nine- WOODBRIDGE •+ Woodbridge Township uable acreage for light industry," He dl»- lity. piece midget band. All the will last an hoar, starting at 9:00 P. M., and dancing from has won a small concession from the Middle agreed with Otlowski in that he felt not too Starting at 1:00 P. M., at midgets will be dressed in many Woodbridge residents would use th* Merrill Park and continuing "Uncle Sam" uniforms. 10:00 to 11:00 P. M., will con- sex County Board otyfreeholders in regard clude the evening's activities, to the proposed county park to be established park at least not until all the improvement? until 11:00 P. M. there will be The teenagers have not been something doing for young and with music by the Jerry Shaw in the vicinity of the Middlesex County Girls promised materialize." forgotten. There will be con- Orchestra. Vocational and Technical High School on Con- The details of the agreement were com- old alike practically every tinuous dancing all afternoon minulr, according to Frank There will be plenty of very Boulevard and Florida Grove Road. pleted at two conferences held recently. Tho with the music furnished by first involved Otlow'sH, Lee and Council Pres- Murphy, Director of the De- such favorite teen bands as parking space and no charge The county in a compromise gesture has partment of Parks and Recrea- for admission or for any of eliminated a 4.59 acre tract, facing Convery ident Joseph Nemyo. The second meeting the Generations and the Cita- Monday included Lee, Otlowski, Nemyo, Free- tions, who is in overall charge tions. the events. Boulevard and a .61 -acre tract on Florida of the event. Merrill Park is located be- Grove Road, which are zoned for light holder John J. Hoagland, chairman of th* From t:.10 P. M., to 4:00 P. Department of Welfare and Education; Dr. "We have made every ef- M., Paul Brennan, well known tween Isrlin and Colonia, with dustry. This will leave the County 40 acres fort", Murphy said, "to make WJRZ disc jockey, wilt be on the main entrance on Chain for development into a park. The 4.59 acre Burr D. Coe, superintendent of the county'* sure that the safety and com- hand to greet all his fans. O'Hills Road, Colonia. The tract is 315 feet deep and is 675 feet in length. vocational and technical high schools and fort of each individual atten- The big, two-hour show of other entrance is off Green Mayor Ralph P. Barone had objected to the Louis B. Migliorini, president of the Voca- ding are taken care of ade- TV, radio and stage stars, Street, Iselin. park because it is on the Perth Amboy line. tional School Board of Education. quately. There will be no need will start at 7:00 P. M. and Rain date is July 6. There has been a great deal of development At the outset, the Freeholders planned * of houses and apartment houses on the Perth park area of approximately 45'/J acres of Amboy side. It was the feeling of the admin- land. The local administration, in the debate, 7 istration that the park was designed for Am- contended to include all the land in the proj- boy residents, inasmuch as there is very little ect would deprive Woodbridge Township of 'Project Understanding housing on the Township side of the line — important parcels of land "which are con- most of the land being devoted to commer- sidered potentially valuable from the stand- the history of the struggle for will also be presented. cial and light industrial purchases. The mayor point of commercial ratables. Four-Day Seminar on equality by the negro will be contended that the county was taking prime The final day of the pro- light industrial land away from the Township. 3 Parcels Debated Race Prejudices Set the topic discussion. A motion gram, July 25, will be devoted Three parcels of land were in question: \) picture, "Raisin in the Sun" to create a personal idt nifica Will Service 200,000 4.59 -acre tract along Convery Boulevard; By Local Commission will be presented at 2 o'clock Tomorrow is the 192nd birthday of our nation — "a 2) A .92 -acre tract along Florida Grove Road, that afternoon. ! tion with the racial problems. A At the mayor's press conference yesterday, WOODBRIDGE—"Project Un- film from the National Educa- nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the prop- attended by George Otlowski, director of the and 3) A .61 -acre tract also along Florida derstanding", a four-day semi- On Wednesday, July 24, mem. tional Television Film Service osition that all men are created equal." Despite our Board of Freeholders and Freeholder Thomas Grove Road? bers of the Project Understan- faults, the United .States of America is still the best H. Lee, the former stated the park was not All parties are agreed that the Township nar on prejudice, "the brainchild ding group will present their ob- will be presented. All programs of Rev. Brian McCormick of St. will begin at 7:00 P. M., with country on earth and we are' mighty lucky to live designed just for the residents of Perth Am- of Woodbridge will retain the 4.59 -acre tract servations on the role of the in here. Tttnprrow is the day for all residents jn Wood- boy, but estimated it will service 200,000 peo- as land zoned for commercial use, and the .Tames Church, will be sponsor- dividual in race relations. A the exception of the movie on bridge toVMigMp to show that "Patriotism is NOT •Wy-««-«whicn will be shown ple from WoodbridRe, Carteret, and Perth .61 acre tract qn Florida Grove Road. ed by the Human Rights Com musical program incusing on the BBflU" hy Myiag the Stars and Stripes from every The agreement tntisf leaves the County of interaction of human relations. at 2 P.M. Amboy, based on attendance figures at mission July 22 through 25, at home, every store, every public building, every plant Roosevelt Park. Middlesex with a tract of more than 40 acres St. James Auditorium. and every church in the municipality. And as we "Freeholder Lee, county chairman of which Freeholder Lde and members of his Rev. McCormick, an HRC raise the flag tomorrow morning let us repeat to our- parks," Otlowski said> "has plans for an at- staff consider ideal "for accommodating member, has enlisted the aid of Township's Shade Tree selves: "I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United tractive park. There will be picnic and rec- both athletic fields and facilities for the vo- the Commission and other mem- States of America and to the Republic for which reation areas, baseball diamonds and a fool- cational school and general recreational and bers of the community including it stands. One Nation, under God, indivisible, with Lib- ball field." park facilities for residents of the entire Michael Van Dzuxa, 171 Green erty and Justice for Alt." The director also noted that about 17 acres area." Street, Woodbridge and Miss Program Begins In Fall of the site will be used for future expansion of Lee "Is Pleased" Cathy Mudrak, Perth Amboy. the Vocational School. WOODBRIDGE - A shade tree- Freeholder Lee said he is particularly "It should be noted", Mayor should be approximately 250. "When the school Is expanded, it will program for the Township of The planting will be done under pleased at this agreement because the county Ralph P. Barone said yesterday 'I'm The Whipping Boy' have a beautiful site," Otlowski said. "1 want can now proceed as rapidly as possible with at. his weekly press conference, Woodbridge is growing closer to the Township's landscape speci- to compliment Woodbridge with what it did "that, although Woodbridge reality. plans to develop the site. Freeholder Lee's alist, Robert Rupert, who will on the site of Woodbridge Senior High School. department and the County Planning Depart- Township presents no manifest At his weekly press confer- They made a beautiful setting out of it. That problems of prejudice, our HRC rain township employees to do is what we hope to do with the Vocational ment have prepared and submitted applica- ence, Mayor Ralph P. Barone the work. Mayor Gets Crank Letters tions for $487,000 in state Green Acres funds has embarked on an ambitious announced that he, Dr. David School once the park becomes a reality." undertaking designed to help our and $360,390 in Federal Open Space Funds Deutsch, chairman of the Citi- Robert Rosa, director of the Otlowski commended Freeholder Lee for all toward the estimate of some $1,125,000 in land residents recognize and under- zens' Advisory Committee, Busi- Department of' Planning and De- AndCallson Taxlncrease the time and effort he devoted "in pursuing stand prejudice, so that we may acquisition costs. The figures wili subse- ness Administrator George T. velopment said that Rupert will State and federal monies for park construc- quently be revised to account for the reduc- be stronger in resisting it before WOODBRIDGE - "I'm the of Education and make expen- tion." ' ' its evils can gain a foothold Meholick and members of the prepare detailed cost estimates tion of some five acres in the total acreage Department of Planning and De- and other related studies. After whipping boy". sive demands for the schools in Originally, Otlowski revealed, the County to be developed. here. I hope all residents will had planned on an 80 acre site, but that'would give serious consideration to velopment visited Princeton consideration of the data, and So declared Mayor Ralph P, their areas. The only solution as "The .agreement allows Woodbridge to re- Nursery for a conferen.ee with have meant taking the Valentine Brick Com- Project understanding and that after determining where the in- Barone yesterday in discussing I see it is for more State and tain land for commercial development, and specialists there. the large number of threatening pany lands. He noted, that the Valentine lands as many as possible attend the itial trees will be planted, the federal aid. The taxpayers, es- contain valuable hard-to-find clay deposits increased ratables; permits the County of .sessions which will include The mayor said the group program will be implemented. phone calls and letters he has pecially senior citizens and wi- Middlesex to proceed with development of speakers, presentations and dis which are mined to make fire brick the qual- toured sections of the 700 acres It is expected that planting will received from irate citizens who dows, just can't afford to foot ity of which is known all over the world. So, an important link in tlie county park system cussions. The program has been of the nursery, particularly ex- last week received their tax of five parks and the East Brunswick golf so arranged that one need not begin this fall. the bill any longer. he said, it was decided not to take the Valen- amining trees felt to be most bills. tine property. course, and elimiates the need for the voca- attend all sessions to benefit suited for shade trees along "I envision a Woodbridge TJhe crank letters he has re- tional school to have its entrance and exit from the experience." streets. They included silver lin- Township in which every street For the past few weeks, stor- directly on heavily-traveled Convery Boule- ies have been running in all ceived are "bad enough", the Privutely Owned Lund Rev. McCormick has explain dens, summer shade Norway —business and residential streets mayor related, "but the tele- Most of the proposed park site is privately vard," Otlowski declared alike—.will be lined with beauti- area papers noting that the cd that the meetings will be maples, summer shade locusts, taxes on a $20,000 home would phone calls are even worse. owned with the owner of the largest site, Paul "We are pleased that the issue was rosolv. broken down into smaller groups sycamores- pin oaks, willow ful trees," the mayor said. increase approximately $100. Goldman. ed in an atmosphere of cooperation and un- "where honest and open dis oaks and ash. They get my wife on the phone derstanding between county and municipal Nothing was said until the*Mlls and insult her, too" The mayor Mayor Barone said today he was not com- cussions will take place. We Comparison of sizes, descrip- POOL DELAYED were in the mail — then the pletely satisfied with the compromise' but "at government and of appreciation of our mu- feel this type of thing will have read from some of the letters. tions and prices formed the WOODBRIDGE — The mobile deluge. One of the misunder- least we w^re able to salvage the most val- tual problems," Otlowski commented. much value in bringing together One writer said the tax hike group's consensus that bare root Swim pool, under the direction standings arose when taxpayers people of all races. trees of heights from 10-12 feet multiplied the last half taxes by was due to the added expense of the Woodbridge Area YMCA, OUT ON BAIL Senior High School at 8:00 P. M. On July 22, talks will be on appeared to be the best possi- two and came up with a fan- of keeping "poljticans' pockets Free Concert There will be no admission has been delayed in arriving in HOPELAWN — William Bag- race relations, areas of con bilities at a cost of $11 each. The tastic increase. The first half lined with money". Another let- WOODBRIDGE — A concert charged. The concert is spon- cent and attempts to better re- Township, the mayor said, must Woodbridge. The pool, a gift of tax bills are based on last year's bi, 63, 24 Juliette Street, was re- ter alleged that the "town hall of classical and modern music sored by the Musicians Perform lations between the black and decide what portion of the cost Leon Hess, was due last week. tax rate — the second half on leased under $100 bail after he ers Trust Fund of the Record the new rate, and takes care doesn't care about little people". by the Bay City Band, directed the white man. A play "The the homeowner will be expected Promises have been made that was arrested for threatening his Industry in conjunction with the Prince" will be presented that to pay. The municipality will do of the sum due from the first A third said the council is wife and a policeman with a by Chris Pederson will be pre- Musicians Union and the Town- it will arrive today. The sched- day by a group of Colonia chil the planting. In order to get the half. Actually the increase on "without a conscience". knife. sented tonight at Woodbridge ship Recreation Department. dren. "The Prince" deals with $11 price, the trees must be pur- ule will be revised so that the the average home around the the aftermath of the Watts sit chased in lots of 50 and it was pool will visit each area before $20,000 class is between $90 and uation. On Tuesday, July 23 decided the initial purchase the summer's end. $120. In a letter sent to each tax- payer, the mayor wrote that the "higher taxes are beyond tin' control of your municipal administration". He ntted tuatj llu- tax rate this year per $100 of assessed valuation is $7.49. out of each $7.49 only $.65 cents' Koes to the municipality for roads, .sliirm xeweres, sanitary; >ev>crs, recreation program, K«U' II;W. police protection, public Meallh services welfare, free
public libraries, street cl"aiiine (i .uMiih employment service and construction and, maintenance of public buildings. Tlit: major portion til the tax rale of $7.4U — exactly S.Y11 air increase of UK) points over la.-,l year — goes to Hie Hoard of Kdm-atlon. $1.20 ytii's to the * 'ouiilv "l| i> ^eltuiu hai'iler and liar Jrr lor tlie properly owneiN to uieel the delnaiid.s of the |>r i Mite groups", said the mayor. ;' IVopL" tojiie to the MMI; ir.il Council meetings complaining about taxes who have in'wr been lo a Hoard of Kituraliim meeting. The lioaucl (if kj.lnca L• 11 is an autonomous Tm,U i.ieli you elect and win vol on "ir bud'jel or sin uld vole on 1 A MtllSI .mini's NM.UT DKK.UI: In ,,, I'd, ,n, :' M In li:-ti Wi-iiur, U ooilto lit r, U ' u II :r l>ud;;<-l. e nil IM-IM uai \\ pilUlllK Illc Illllxlllllj; UUH-Ill'-, tu Millie III th M HIM III, III,' \!, -S|i\i . I 'lie come I' ,' In <":ni|>Laiu Illl.' \\l AIIIIH WAS KM- Ii I : I lie swim niln^ K»"il I lie I'rojcd Kiiwlie SwiiuuiiiiK Tool iiicililu-is look uihjnl.iKi ol 11» !)0 1 ul Wmtillimlyc Tin' ii-stivul will present A M, mnmcr'n N^iil HIT.UU" ut \Uoii ,c Senior nil la'.e.i a. I i ii ine wr\ ilr:>irr lu.it Ilii* u-it* «!> you i ail see fium tl'r iitmvr pitluie. Old piUiloiji apher t^ttjKKttd tual tlieie Were alHHIl Ml) School Fark July UMU before guiug cm lour. Fuels in uu charge ivi admission. 'next week<(they to to the Board Ui« cool water wlitm ttiiw uhok)jjj »i>b wan Wkwi itulj Alvudaj jrfteruwii. Wednesday, J\j}y 3,1068 LEADER-FRE88 - ' .iJi. Boy Scorn Troop 46 person, in that telephone or ihftil sage at the 11:00 Morning Si-r- ropolitan 'Area Director of the order* will not be feasible. vicr Open Mr Campaigners, will of- ; B'ifiri B'rith Sets Tickets For Art Center} ; Baptist Church Conducts ifte Perth Amboy Savings In Youth groups and adult Bible, iev/tht message at the II; 00. suhttion is located downtown at study group meet each Sunday, COLONIA — Boy Scout Troop A. M. service. He will also show Annual Boat Ride 46, sponsored iiy Colonia Volim Smith and Maple Streets, and ill Services Listed 6:30 P. M. Evening eervjee* are Available At P. A. Banfc held at 7:30. This week the mo- slide* to the adult class at teer Fire Company 12. conduct (he Fnrbesdale Section of the WOODBRIDGE — Sunday mi,ONIA — The Cnlonia tion picture, "The Tony Fontain 10:00, The Rev. Jamex Jarob- ftahway R'nai R'rith will hold ed a hike-o rei* recently and available in all price categories. City on Florida Grove Road, morning at 10:00 at Central WOODBRIDGE — Local res- Story", will be shown. sen, '-a missionary who spent its annual Montr Carlo boat camped under the stars it the idents can reserve seat* at the Ticket prices range from $100 which is the municipal line be- Baptist Church, temportrtly Th« mystery bus ride for* the rule, July 27 with the added at- Runyon camping area and after Garden State Arts Center by to $6.90 according to the location tween Perth Amboy and Wood- meeting at School 23, Avenel, nearly 20 years in Africa, will young people will take pltte, traction of a continuous birffot breakfast the next, morning visiting either of the two offices bridge speak at the 7:30 evening ser- of the seats. Seat* in all loca- Bible classes are conducMB for Friday with the bus scheduled supper and all night dancing to 'backpacked" their Rear for a of the Perth Amboy Savings In- tions can be reserved by visiting all ages with 13 separate class- vice. i live band. 10 nrlle hike to Chcesequake to leave at 5:00 P. M stitution starting June 26, it was the local bank. Never get the idea that all es in all throughout the summer. Evangelist George Mialik will At a meeting at the home of State Park. Swimming and July 14 has been designated announced by Ernest R. Hansen, Mr. Harwen emphasized that people have to think alike, act The Rev. James Gent Jr., pas- Richard Saundens, ticket sale* games completed the afternoon Missionary Sunday and the Rev. conduct the Midweek Service, President of the bank. reservations must be made in alike and believe alike. tor, will deliver a Bible mes- WPTP reviewed and found to be at the park where the troop Art Williams, New Jersey Met- July 10 and 17, 7:30 P.M. Mr. Hansen said that the Arts greater than anticipated. They camped until the next day. will continue to be sold on a enter Reservation Service will I first come-first-served basis un- Attending' were Roger Beh- be available to everyone whe til the maximum of 200 are sold. rens, Donald Beym, Larry De- ther or not they are depositors Bus.se* will depart from Maio, Robin Hlgan, David Gin at the Savings Institution. The Wnodbridge at 7:00 P. M. and frida, Wayne Marques, Bernard bank will not charge any com frrlve at the boat about 8:00. Jackson, Donald Jackson. Doug- mission. Dinner, dancing, and game* las Mancuso Ronald Mancuso, Agencies for Art Center reser that made Las Vegas and Mont« Edward Plaska, Steven Reilly, vatioas are being set up throuRii Carlo famous will l» featured. Michael Szostak, John Siostak, out the State in order to spare Prizes will be awarded and re- Howard Welsh, Ken Hagan, as local residents the inconvenience sistant scoutmaster, and Wil FIRST BANK OF COLONIA • fre»hments will be served on the of having to write to the Arts liam Heruska, scoutmaster. • "lwsses. Center in advance or from tra- . . .NOTK... Serving on the committee are veling there to find seats in ccr David Cohen, Gary Spindel, Religion would have more tain areas are sold out. OUR ATTRACTIVE " Steve Samborski, Maurice I.nth, converts if it didn't interfere A spokesman for the Arts C'en • Edwin Kaufman, Morton Miller, with the way some people want ter reported that as of now SAVING !J_,1«IH1 Mr. Saunders. !o live. seats for all performances are jjAND UN VESTMENT PLAN INTEREST COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
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WetTnrsrlay, July 3, Senior Citizens Bible Vacation Install Slate School Readied ISELIN — Installation of of- ISELIN — The deadline of ficers and a luncheon featured submission of registration forms the last meeting of the season of for the First Presbyterian Iselin Colonia Senior Citizens Church Vacation Bible School Club at the Green Street Fire- has IK'CII announced as Sunday, house Hall. One hundred and Inly 7. Registration forms, ac seventy members participated. rrmipaniPd by specified fees, Frank Murphy, director of the may In- sent to Mrs. Josephine Woodbridge Township Recrea- Hlark, SO Trenton Avenue, Ed- tion Department conducted the i.son. installation ceremonies for: Mi- Classes will be held 9 A. M. chael J. Daly, president (fourth term); Christian Malkmus, vice In 12 noon, the week of July 15 president (third term); Fred and 22, Mondays thrdugh Fri- Walker, secretary (fifth term); days, at the church, 295 Oak Mrs. Eleanor Dietz, treasurer Tree Road. Children, nursery (sixth term); Mrs. Edna Ski- age, three and a half years old, hinski, program director (fourth to Junior High age, grade nine, term); and Mrs, Anna Mathcs, will be accommodated. Fees publicity and corresponding sec will be charged on a>er child retary (third term). or per family basis. ^ John Zullo. superintendent of Information may be obtained the recreation department, was from either Mrs. Black or Mrs. master of ceremonies. Mr. Mur- Joan Graessle, co-superinten- phy and Mr. and Mrs. Zullo dents, Volunteer adults and teen- were honored guests. agers arc needed in various ca- Mr. Daly presented a corsage pacities. to Mrs. Zullo and Mrs. Skibinski esented boutoonieres to Mur- by and Zullo. Corsages and Annual Talent Show outonnieres were presented to officers by Murphy and Mrs. Held at School 17 kibinski. COLONIA — Talent U.S.A. Awards were presented to the was the theme of the annual flowing member* by Mr, Zullo talent show conducted by the nd Mrs. Skibinski: Mrs Flor- (Photo by Bejas Studio) Student Council of School 17. nce Stock, Mother of the Year; MRSR . DANIEL H. BKRRY Children exhibited specialities Fr«l*r|ck'j Photofriphy) rs. Sylvia May, receptionist; selected on the basts of talent MRS. ANTHONY JOHN WARN MRS. JOHN MEINERT HUNT rs. Fern Owens, Sunshine and originality. •hairman; Miss Nola Owens, W. Participating were Sherri W. (Willing Older Worker) Miss Barbara Lee HarmanFox, Richard Krill, Stephen Double Ring Ceremony iporter; Mrs Carrie Mueck, Bentsen, Roseann Sdnmidtberg, Warn-Bonalsky Nuptials ood and welfare of club; Ju- Bride of Daniel H. Berry Lynn Heltzman, Donna Cilento, us WenesH, club artist; Mrs. Ellen Fenlon, Cindy Dem, Su- san Cilento, Lynn Hilts, Perry essie Hobbs, originator of AVENEL — Miss Barbara Serving as best man was Alan Performed on Saturday United Couple Saturday lub's poems; and ' Mrs. Anne Penna Alan Bar»niecld, Jeni- Lee Harman, daughter of Dr.Netchel, Parlin. Ushers were fer Mickey, Eddie Goldberg, 'annenbaum, Golden Age re FORDS — The marriage of Serving as best man was HOPELAWN - At a nuptial and Mrs. Robert E. Harmann, Harry R. Smith, Iselin, and Mary Ann Cappuccio, Christine eptionist. 626 Woodbridge Avenue, became James G. Harman, Avenel. Mottola, Susan Kurzeja, Debbie Miss Judith Victoria Bonalsky, Thoma-* Jancole, Linden. Usher- Slass and double ring ceremony Others receiving awards were: the bride of Daniel Herbert Ber- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John ng was Thomas Wisniewski, Saturday at noon at Holy Spirit After a trip to Bermuda, the Guenette, Cheryl Schrage, Eliz- egion Groups Mrs. Edward Fleming, Mrs. ry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin couple will make their home in abeth Dudek, Marcy Goldberg, Joseph Bonalsky, 458 NewSouth Amboy. Richard Bau Church, Perth Amboy, Miss Grace Holland, Mrs. Esther D. Berry, 168 Elmhurst Avenue, North Plainfield. Brunswick Avenue, and Anthony mann, Parlin, nephew of th» Nancy Ann Loso, daughter of Audrey Reich, Beth Zucker, dooney and Mrs. Martha Schein. Iselin, Saturday afternoon at the Mrs. Berry graduated from Karen Thiemaon, Terri Gaber, John Warn, son of Mrs. Mary bridegroom, was ringbearer. Mr. and Mrs. Louis K. Loso, 61Install Jointly ioor prize committee; David First Presbyterian Church of Woodbridge Senior High School Debbie Schultz, Diane Cappuc- F. Warn, 258 First Street, South A graduate of Woodhridgs Lee Street, became the bride of COLONIA — Colonia Post 248 "'avis, and Angelo Raimo, tableAvenel. The Rev. Walter W. in 1966 and is employed as a cio, Karen Brody, Patty Men- Amboy, and the late Anthony L. Senior High School, the bride John Meinert Hunt son of Mr.American Legion and its Auxil nd chair set-up committee; Feigner, pastor, performed the dental assistant by Dr. Robert nor, Linda Woytowicz, Janice Warn, took place Saturday af- received a Bachelor of Arts de- and Mrs. Meinert 0. Hunt, 74 tins. Ann Forsberg, Mrs. Clara double ring ceremony, and the gree from Jersey City State Coil, ary held a joint installation of Schwartz, Rahway. Petronella, Rose Kryzsen, De- ternoon at a nuptial Mass at Lockwood Avenue, Woodbridge. Meson, Mrs. Hannah Wetzler,bride was given in marriage by Her husband graduated from nise Cappuccio, Karen Klur- lege and a Master of Arts from ifficers on Saturday at the Post firs. Feida Salz, Mrs. Vincent Our Lady of Peace Church. The Newark State College. She is The Rev. Joseph V. Kerr cele- her father. the same shigh school in 1964 and stein and Ellen Chakrin. John E. brated the high Mass and per-iome witn Jack Preston, com- rogan, Mrs. Pauline Balland, from R.C.A. Institutes, New Rt. Rev. Msgr. employed as a teacher at th» Mrs. Harry R. Smith, Iselin, Grimes of St. Catherine's formed the ceremony. mander, calling the meeting to Mrs. Rose Katz, Mrs. Mary served as matron of honor. York City in 1967. He is em- H. B. Brunner School, Scotch Henehan and Miss Edna Rud- Church, Spring Lake, celebrated Plains. irder. Berniece SymborsW, Bridesmaids were Miss Jane ployed as a technical aide at TRAIN Group Lists Given in marriage by her and, decorating, serving and the Mass and performed thc| Mr. Warn, a graduate of H. father, the bride was attired in Bell, Clark, and Miss Sharyn Bell Telephone Laboratories, uxiliary president, introduced titchen committee. Gano, Wilmington,- Del. Murray Hill. Committee Changes double ring ceremony. The bride Hoffmann High School, South a cage style gown of Chautilly Dorothy Rutan, president elect was given in marriage by her lace featuring a boutique neck- Mrs. Hobbs, read her original WOODBRIDGE — The Cen- Amboy, served in the U. S. of Middlesex County, who with joera "Congratulations". The tral Jersey TRAIN Committee father. Marine Corps prior to graduat- line, bell sleeves, and full chap- Ma/tron of honor was Mrs. el train. A profile cap of match- her staff installed, Mrs. Symbor ubject of the poem gave a announced changes in the execu- ing from the Essex County Po- little" "thought to each officer Couple Married Saturday tive committee included James. Robert J. Melvin, Old Bridge, lice Academy, West Orange. He big lace trimmed with pearls ;ki, president; Ann Lusick, The sister of the bride. Miss Grace and crystals held her bouffant and members of the club. Geoghegan, Fords, chairman; received his honorable dis- resa Raudonis, vice presidents; Climax of the season was a William Murray, Edison, secre- Palermpj New Brunswick, was charge from the Marine Corps elbow length veil of French illu- bridesmaid, and Kimberly Ann sion. Virginia Thall, secretary; Berni mystery" bus ride to the Peon- At New St. James Church tary-itreasurer; James Murray, this month and is employed as a Burrows, treasurer; Dorothy iylvania Dutch Country. The Scotch Plains, program direc- Melvin, Old Bridge, niece of thea patrolman for the South Am- Maid of honor was Miss Ca-Haydu, historian; Helen Higgins, group dined at the Plain and tor; Al Wilson, Edison, member- bride, was flower girl. boy Police Department. mille Romano, Linden. Bridal ^y Restaurant in Bird-In WOODBRIDGE — Miss Linda ship chairman. chaplain; Dorothy Lockie, ser- Dianne Innocenti, daughter of nor, Michael Raber; denneir attendants included Miss Karen geant-atarms. Hand, Pennsylvania, with a tour Plans have been annunoced to Loso, Perth Amboy; Miss JoAnn )f the Amish Farm Country Mr. and Mrs. Aldo P. Innocenti, bars, Steven Majewski, Thomas A gift was presented to Mrs have Hilaire du Borrier, author, Many Awarded Coester, Robert Ross. Huut, Woodbridge, sister of the 'topping-off" their day. 332 Oak Avenue, became the traveler, and international cor- bridegroom; Miss Annette Scan- Rutaii by the unit and a pas' Meetings of the club will be president's pin was presented to bride of Martin J. Brophy, son respondent, speak on "Will the Also assistant denner bars to Ion, Woodbridge; Mrs. Richard esumed in September, with the of Mr. and Mrs. James Brophy, Communists Win in Vietaam?" At Pack Meet Thomas Fell, John Frost, Carl Syclorko, Iselin; Mrs. Ernest Josephine Kuehna, past presi date to be announced. dent. Gifts of appreciation were Irvington, on Saturday at the July 15, 8:00 P.M. at the B.P. ISELIN - Cub Scout Pacfc 49, Heitmeyer; one year service Hfiinze, Colonia. Miss Cecelia first wedding ceremony to be O.E. Lodge, 665 Rahway Ave- star, John Gifford, Gerald Bia Horvath, Hopelawn, was flower presented to Mrs. Thall, secre sponsored by the Knights of Col- held in the new St. James' nue. Anyone interested in obtain- nchini, Louis Tomasso; advance jprl. tary( and Mrs, Burrows, treasu umbus Council 3639, met recent- to Weblos, Michael Raber. Will- rer, by J|rs. Symborski. Church, The Rev. Edward Price ing tickets, may contact the Joseph T. Allena, Perth Am- Holy Communion ly with Joseph Dunn, cutunaster, fiam Comnos, Joseph Pensabene, officiated. TRAIN committee at P. O. Box ^oy, served as best man. Ushers Mr. Preston presented an 334, Metuclien, or by calling 283- 'presenting awards to the follow Scott Friedlander; Wehlns .spor- were Louis G. Loso, Hopelawn, award for patriotism to John Miss Barbara Feeney was 0384, 548-4815, or 494-1090. ing: tsman, Charles Vill, Christopher pother of the bride; Allen Hor Grausam, a Junior at Wood Riles Scheduled maid of honor. The Misses Gail Bobcats to Richard McCarthy, Messina, Daniel DiGratis; Weh- nyak, Colonia; Ronald Horvath, bridge Senior High School, and ISELIN — The sacrament of Duffy, Rita Brophy and Margo Big Undertaking Michael DiTomasso, Richsrd los outdoorsman, Charles Vill, Hopelawn; Richard Sydorko, son of Mr^and Mrs. William Holy Communion will be comJard- o served as bridesmaids. "I suppose," said the recruit Blyth; wolf, Kevin Dunn. Scott Riohard McCarthy, Timothy Iselin; Ernest Heinze, Colonia Grausam TT5 Rowland Place memorated at the two morning Brian Kane was best man. Us to his new ohum, "you used to Friedlander; gold arrow, John Kennedy, Thomas Dittermer; Kent Horvaith, Hopelawn, was Woodbridge. worship services Sunday, July 7, hers were Denis Foley, Roger In- do big things in civil life." Murphy, Thomas Neville,'Kevin arrow of light and graduation ringbearer. Mr. Preston introduced Nich at First Presbyterian Church, nocenti, and Theodore Kossup. "I did that was the answer, Dunn, William Glowinskl, Ken- certificate, Daniel Moore, Geo- olas Distafano, Middlesex Coun according to Rev. David D. Mrs. Brophy is a 1964 gradu "I had a job washing elephants neth Kimidy; silver arrow, rge Dittermer, Thomas Ditter- After a trip to the Virgin mer? den chief, Daniel Dunn. Islands, the couple will .reside!ty Commander, who with hi: Prince, pastor. Services are ate of Woodbridge Senior High at the zoo." Frank Stanski, Michael O'Con- in Perth Amboy. stafff installed James Higgins a scheduled for 8:45 and 10:15. School and attended Maiidl j w .-I commander of the local post, The church nursery will be School, New York City. She is is a graduate .-ofUjS(sph Keane and Eric symbor Woodbridge Senioieruor Hiplr-SchooHigh- School I _»_> f.fr. J •,;,•„•.. available, under supervision, for employed by Merck and Co. Inc. ski, vice commanders; Williarr small children three months of Hawthorne, as a microbiology and is employed by Purolator Lockie, adjutant; Joseph Muzi Inc., Rahway, in the teletype age to four years old during the technician. kowski, finance officer; Ernest 10:15 service only. department. Burrows, service officer; Tho Her husband attended Arch- JOHN P. HANNAN Her husband, a graduate of mas Haydu, historian; Paul Ab Church school classes will not bishop Walsh High School; Liv- you CANT the same high school, served lonczy, chaplain; William Allen be held during the summer ingston, and Seton Hall Univer UNDERWRITER: John P. four years with the United sergeant-at-arms. months. Resumption of sessions sity. He is a first lieutenant in Hannan, Fords, has been ap- ALWAYS FOLLOW States Air Force, and Is attend will take place in September. the U. S. Army Reserve and is pointed underwriter for New A past commander's pin wa The Senior High Youth Fellow- employed by G. A. Saxton, Inc. Jersey Life Insurance Com- ing Fairleigh Dickinson Univers presented to Mr. Preston and ity evening division studying for ship will meet Sunday night, New York City, as a stock bro- pany. A RULE commander's pin to Mr. Hig ker. a degree in accounting.: He i, gins. 7:30, in Fellowship Hall. Hannan joined New Jersey employed with the same' com Services and activities for the After a trip to Puerto Rico, Life in May, 1967, as admin- OF THUMB pany as a cost accountant. remainder of the week of thethe couple will make their home istrative assistant to Corpor- PARASITES ATTACK TREES 7th have been scheduled as fol-in Menlo Park. ate Vice President Alfred S. IN Rome — The City Departmen lows: Monday, 8 P. M., Session, Rosenfelder. He was previous- Smarter of Gardens has reported tiha monthly meeting; and Tuesday, ly associated with the Pru- Foreman — Why is it youa parasitic growth is destroying 1:30 P. M., meeting of Prayer dential Insurance Company carry only one plank ait a time Rome's Cypresses. The parasite Group at home of Mrs. Fred Japanese Theme for nearly ten years, having FINANCING! when all the other men on thecauses yellow blotches to th Blessman. Persons requiring been a member of the Cor- job carry two?" limbs then they drop off. transportation to the prayer porate actuarial staff for six Worker — I suppose they art similar parasitic growth ap group session may call either AtP.T.O.Party and one-half years and three just too lazy to make the extra peared in 1)he U. S. 40 year 283-0224 or 2830924. years with the Clifton agency. trips like I do. COLONIA—A Japanese them ago. The annual Vacation Bible was followed at a farewell partj Hannan attended St. Mary's School will be held the weeks sponsored by School 20 Paren High School, Paterson, and af July 15 and 22, Mondays Teacher Organization for sixtl Seton Hall University and is through Fridays, 9 A. M. to 12grade classes of Mrs. Cinkewic married to the former Mari- soon. and Mrs. Schimmel. The part; anne Jordan of Woodbridge. was held under the direction o The Hannans reside on Tulip Drive. Let our home loan specialists ONE OF OUR Mrs. Olga Giaimo, Mrs. An: CATERING SPECIALTIES Committee Chairmen Goncalves and Mrs. Jean Bren nan with the assistance of Mrs help you buy your new house At Temple Emanu-El S. Giase, Mrs. V. Orazi, MrsKnights of Columbus FORDS — Albert Donner, Zaccardi, Mrs. F. ^iovalewich We cater to your tastes to president of Temple Emanu-El, Mrs. Kowaluk, Mrs. Reed am Elect New Officers bring you a wedding recep- announced his committee chair- Mrs. Aquino. WOODBRIDGE - Nicholas tion you'll remember with men for the new year: M. DaPrile was named grand pride. We're specialists in Membership, Arnold Goldfarb A Grand March was led b;knight and Robert J. DeJoy, excellent catering combined or Howard Rosenthal; youth ac- Mrs. Spetzer of the Woodbridg deputy grand knight, by the with elegance and moder- tivities. Florence Sitrin; social Physical Education Depari Knights of Columbus Middlesex ate prices. No party is too action, Mrs. Fiances Tillis; meat, William Herron, princ Council 857. big for us. Two beautifully adult education, Jack Levine; pal, addressed the 64 student Other officers elected include decorated banquet rooms budget and finance. Kurt Weiss; after which, refreshments wer Very Rev. Msgr. Maurice P. inc at your disposal, liulh ways and means, " Maurice iserved- Griffin, chaplain; Stanley Troy, with private entrances. Schwartz; religious .school, Mrs. Mrs. Stanley Waterson wa ano, chancellor; James G. Me- Comfortably air condition- June Fleck; ritual committee, hostess at PTO luncheon give Gralh, recorder; Joseph T. Geis, ed, spacious dunce floors, William Rabin; house commit- at School 20 for the faculty and treasurer; James M. DeJoy, valet parking. Come in to- tee, Mortimer Lazarus; publici- executive board members. Gifts warden; Charles W. Schoales, day ami let us talk it over, ty and public relations, Jo were presented to Mrs. Rachel advocate; Robert E. Hugelmey- you will be pleasantly sur Press; bulletin, Harry Rubin- Gigantino, past president, by er, inside guard; Henry Korzeb, stein; planning committee, Ar- Mrs. Barbara Thompsen, presi- outside guard; Joseph Gougeon If you're planning to invest in a home, make sure your finan- thur Wilfond; choir, Merle dent, in behalf of the executive Leonard L. Walters, Philip J Hirtsh; and library, Al Donner. board. • Boyle, trustees. cing fits your needs. Discuss your home loan needs with an COWING SOON! — Every Friday Night! experienced mortgage counselor at First Savings. You'll re- DINING • DANCING • ENTERTAINMENT ceive sound, practical, helpful advice, and terms designed to CONTINENTAL BUFFET TABLE! Featuring a delectable selection of your favorite fit your budget. Continental Cuisine. Dancing to the Society Tempos of -tf"«-::?!$ _ pi. Kill tii-aye and his Orchestra, unlimited food, excellent HIGHER ANTICIPATED FOR THE QUARTER fiileilaliiiiHiit. What A BeucKI DIVIDEND RATE 41/2% BEGINNING JULY 1st What a Hutd, tuu! ruuit Ion it. Sim Jn.^5, pool, oceaa view, ttdtd eiilcil.iiiiiiit'iir. IWHI Iteds mill balli limn Utf Wutc Kii a don Uluduiie. KKSTAIIKAINT First Sayings eweler and loan association of CATEltKKS t3knrxini PERTH AMBOY % NUgM. Jtitu un (In (X**w
The scholarship! were (or the •as appointed to check on the Junior High PtA Woodbridge Township Summer instruction work during the Girl Scout's Day Camp Musio School. lumme'r months. The next executive board The executive board thanked I-din Hears Band Plan meeting will be in August, when Mr. Parks for "the great year the Fall program will be draft- Opened in Merrill Park he has just completed with the ISELIN — The executive ed. Mrs. Edward Chcmpiel, Airman George Goumas, s«n mU-AFB, 111. The lieutenant. » music students," and congrat- board of Iselln Junior High program chairman, has "an ISELIN — The 1968 camping >ar. They will be eligible to give of .Mr. and Mrs. Christopher 963 graduate of Rutgers l'r<> ulated him for the "large num- School Parent Teachers Assoda >xciting and informative pro- season began last week for Girl crvice at the last session in Goumas, 88 Grove Avenue, iaratory School, New Bmns 11 cms ber of students who will be at- tion recently had its final meet Scouts of Iselin-Menlo Park ither of the other day camp Woodbridge, has completed basic wick, received his H. A degree tending the Summer Music jram planned for the next Ing of the term at the school. Terrace Area Association Six of training at Amarillo AFB, Tex. in 1987 from Coe College, Cedar School." Mr. Gerek announced ichool year." essions for Cadettes and Sen- George Gerek, principal and Crossroads Council with the He has been assigned to the Air Rapids, Iowa, where he was the Junior High School Band ars. The Inelln First Aid Squad will honorary vice president of the opening of the six-day Hike-To Force Technical Training Cen- commissioned upon completion students have been invited, and sponsor bingo games Wednes- Camp at Merrill Park on Toes- ter at Keesier AFB, Miss., for yt the Air Force Reserve Offi P.T.A., thanked the board for will go, to the Atlantic City day, July 3, beginning at 7:30 day. Non-scouts have also been specialized schooling as a com cers Training Corps program. their support and cooperation Teachert Convention in Novem Hadassah Lists able to attend. munications specialist. Airman He is a member of Tau Kappa in tile squid building, 477 Lin- during the past school year. her. Colonia Crowns -Ipsilon. Mrs. Steven Barkaszi, president, The camp, held in Merrill Goumas, a 1966 graduate of coln Highway. Mrs. Barkaszl reported that a life Members Park is divided into two sessions, Perth Amboy High School, at- « • • received committee reports. letter was sent to the Board of COLONIA — During the past the first three days last week Chess Champion tended Middlesex County Col- The study group for the Proj- John Parks, instrumental Education stressing the need for and three days this week; and lege, Edison. Lady of Peace ect Understanding program will six additional class rooms that ear, five members of the Colo- COLONIA — The Henry In- music director, announced the, the second, July 9, 10, 11, 15, Seaman Apprentice Michael S. meet every Wednesday, 7 P M., are being built at the Junior ilia Chapter of Hadassah recei- two scholarships, presented by 16 and 17, 9:30 A. M. to 3:30 man Branch of the Free Public Mulherin, USNR, 19 son of Mr. in the new Woodbridge Township High in the "hopes that these ved "life memberships" in the the P.T.A., were presented to: P. M., rain or shine. ibrary of Woodbridge conclu- and Mrs. Joseph F. Mulherin, 47 Schedule Told Health Center, St. Georges Ave- much needed rooms will he International women's organi- Laura Deming, flutist, a seventh ed the first season of its new- Drake Place, Colonia, has com- FORDS—First Friday, July 5, nue, The program is designed to grader; and Robert Bernstein, ready by opening day in Sep- zation, it was announced by Other Hike-To Camps spon- sored by the Council include: ly formed Chess Program with pleted two weeks of annual Masses at Our Lady of Peace bring the people of the township clarinetist, an eighth grader. tember." A special committee Mrs. Hy Haberman, past chair- Church will be at 6:30 and 8:00 Rahway River Park, July 1, 2, Chess Tournament. After sev- active duty of training at the to a better understanding of the man of the Chapter's life mem- A. M. First Saturday Devotions 3 and 9,10 and 11; Cheesequake Naval Training Center, Great racial problem. Additional in- bership committee. The new re- xal weekly sessions of intense at 8:00 A. M. Nocturnal Adora- State Park, July 9, 10, 11, 16, Lakes, 111., and has returned to formation may be obtained from cipients, Mrs. Norman Beck, ompetition, a champion emerg his local Naval Reserve Unit. tion at 10:00 P. M. at St. Mary's Rev. Brian McCormack, Me- 17 and 18; and Roosevelt Park, FUN SUNGLASSES Mrs. Jerry Berkowitz, Mrs. Mil- from the twenty participants. . • • Church, Perth Amboy. 4-0500. Jury 9, 10, tt and 16, 17 and 18.. ton Elg, Mrs. Rhoda Schloaser, Airman Anthony A. Panko Religion vacation school will The camps, under a qualified Edwin Beckerman, Director of • • • USN, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs continue through July 26, with for the SUN in your life nd Mrs Meyer Trachtenberg, the Library system, awarded the A meeting of the Weight director with a volunteer staff, Anthony Panko, 81 Vernon ho classes on July 4 and 5. were honored ait ceremonies at Watchers Club is set for Wednes- • Blue, Pink, Tan, Grey, Green, or Gold Lenses are planned to make day Camp- trophy to Philip Witt, 39 Car- Street, Sewaren, is serving Classes will begin at 9:15 to which each received a gold pin day, 8:30 P. M., at Congregation ing, on a limited basis, avail son Drive, Colonia. aboard the attack aircraft car- 11:30 A. M. Only children pre- • Light or heavy, Large or Small, Square or and a certificate. Their names Beth Sholom building, 90 Cooper able for more girls. In the camp Beckerman congratulated Mor- rier USS Oriskany undergoing paring to receive First Com- Hound Frames were engraved on a permanent Avenue, The club has been or- brochure, distributed to all girl on Schaffer, Director of the overhaul at San Francisco Bay munion and Confirmation are plaque. scouts, It said, "They are par- ganized for both men and Chess Program, on the success Naval Shipyard. The Oriskan: required to attend. The chapter's present chair- ticularly good for a first day- and Attack Carrier Air Wing women. of this effort, the first of its All children registering for ... TAKE YOUR CHOICE man for life membership, Mrs. camping experience with school Sixteen, serving aboard the car- Jonfraternity classes for the Terry Glinn, advises that anyone and troop friends, in a park set- kind in the Library System. rier, were recently awarded the first time must register before The C. A.s (Christ's Ambassa- desiring to have or give a life ting near your home. You will The Chess Program will Navy Unit Commendation for August 1. Registration forms dor*), youth group of Assembly membership as a gift should plan your program which can sume activity in the Fall. re their joint combat operations in can be picked up at the C.C.D. of God Church, will resume their *J4enru iff. li/einstein ontact her at 28 Tbelma Court, include fire-building and outdoor Southeast Asia. office at the annex from 9:00 regular meetings Friday, July 5, Colonia. cooking, nature and nature Second Lieutenant Raymond A. M. to 12:00 noon or in the 7:45 P. M, at the church, corner crafts, dramatics, games and W. Zirpolo, son of Mr. and Mrs. church vestibule. Completed Cooper Avenue and Berkeley Opt,iciani songs, and carry it out in th Walter Zirpolo, 335 New Dovei forms may be deposited in the Boulevard. Roy Arnesen will BEAUTICIANS Plans Announced Road, Colonia, is on duty al FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT six days of the session". box in the vestibule or at the conduct a Bible study, entitled 465-67 MAIN ST. — METUCHEN — 548-6215 Bien Hoa Air Base, Vietnam. "Witness." EXCELLENT WORKING Regular day camps have been C.C.D. office. HOURS: Monday and Friday —10 A.M. - 9 P.M. scheduled for all levels, inclu- Lieutenant Zirpolo, an aircraft • • • CONDITIONS By History Club maintenance officer, is a mem Toes., Wed. & Than. - 10 A.M. - S P.M. ding: Brownies and Juniors, Why is it we find it so easy to ber of the Pacific Air Forces. The annual Iselin Fair, spon- Saturday — t A.M. - 5 P.M. ARCH Beauty Salon July 22 to August 2, and August SEWAREN — The Executive mind other people's business, sored by St. Cecelia's Church, 114 Main St., Woodbridge Board ot the Sewaren History Before his arrival in Southeast especially if they live in another FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF STORE 5 to August 16 at Camp Noko- Asia, he was assigned at Cha- is set for Monday, July is, 634-4818 — 636-4890 mis, Roosevelt Park and Camp Club met at the home of the section of the country? through Saturday, July 20, at Pammassay, Thompson Park president, Mrs. William Carroll. the Fairgrounds, across from Cadettes and Seniors, July 22 to Plans were discussed for the the railroad station, Green August 2 at Camp Nokomis and Street, Middlesex Turnpike and coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Rees Feted August 5 to 16 at Camp Pam- Cooper Avenue. Activities will massay. The Board voted to send a $10 begin at 7 each night, except Senior Girl Scouts may attend contribution to a group of boys By The Skeeter Swatters Saturday, when they will begin a Camp Aide Unit, May 22 to from Woodbridge Senior High at 6. August 2 at Camp Nokomis School who are mending and ISELIN — Mr. and Mrs. War- the Skeeter Swatters emblem, a . * * They may review their skills, restoring headstones in the Pres- ren Rees, founders of the Skee- "cartoon-like" mosquito above The monthly meeting of the and learn new ones, enabjini at exciting pre-fourth savings ... byterian Church cemetery. ter Swatters, local chapter of two crossed swatters. He also Session of First Presbyterian them to earn their Program Aid the National Campers and Hik- Mrs. Carrol announced the ap- Church is set for Monday, July A complete selection for summer ers Association, were honored suggested the chapter's colors, pointment of the following com- 8, 8 P. M., at the church, 1295 at a dinner at Wally'a Tavern- green-symbolizing grass, yellow- and vacation wear . . . All top mittee chairmen: Student and Oak Tree Road. on-the Hill Restaurant, Scotch for the sun, and brown-for the manufacturers . . . mo»t wanted college loan fund, Mrs. Roland styles and sizes. Crane; drama, Mrs. A. Hack- Plains. earth. Mario Aurigemma, scoutmas- ers; conservation and garden, About 20 persona attended the The Reeses have been active ter, will meet with members Mrs. John A. Kozusko; good affair for the couple, who were in many organizations during of Boy Scout Troop 48 Tuesday, • Swimsaits • Shifts cheer, Mrs. Ralph E. Gamo; also firsrt co-presidents of the their long residence in the com- July 7, 7 P. M., in Knights of hospitality, Mrs. Horatio D. chapter of the family camping munity. Mr. Rees was a mem- Columbus Hall, Grand Street. * Pmri Dresses Clark; publicity, Mrs. Frank R. association. Mr. and Mrs. Rees ber of the Woodbridge Township • • • Bloom; public welfare, Mrs. Jo- are moving out of the state. Police Reserve and a former The Iselin Fife and Drum •Bra Dresses* Culottes seph Medvetz; program, Mrs. In appreciation of their efforts cubmaster of Cub Scout Pack 48. Corps will hold drill-meetings CAL Steve Vargo; art, Mrs. Jergen on behalf of the club they were Mrs. Rees was a girl scout troop Tuesday and Wednesday, July 9 H. Lenth; membership, Mrs. presented a plaque in the form leader in all the age levels, . . . Shop MlrirlM and 10, 7 P. M., at the home * Burns; music, Mrs. of a shield. besides being active in Cross of Joseph Painter, director, 117 WEDNESDAY Premium Oil. Nollonol Brand. J4+r. KoZusko; civics, Mrs. Mr. Rees was a designer of roads Council committees Berkeley Boulevard. •trviw on all maVti of burnMrt. J. Purdy; and ways and TIL 9 P.M. • • • ClOSO JULY 4lh , Mrs. Steve Vargo. tor Fatt $enic» fuii ' first meeting of the year A meeting of the St. Vincent lit* u< • ea\\. a aMver tea at the home Nike Club Reorganization de Paul Society is set for Tues- ot Htn. Horatio D. Clark on day, 8:30 P. M., In Room 107 SIMONE BROS. September IS. The proceeds will of St. Cecelia's School, Sutton factory RETAIL OUTLET LINDEN, N.J. be applied to the student assis- Meeting Set for July 8th Street. IXJf Ink* St, lalwrar . . . Mwidpai Porting N««br . HU 6-2726 tance fund for Sewaren students ... Shop Duty 1H 6 ?A. - TWf«. 'tit 9 P*. HU 6-0059 who are continuing their educa- WOODBRIDGE — All Junior Members of the club have Reinhart Thorsen, Sr., scout- tion beyond high school. and Senior High School girls, many social events, but they are master of Boy Scout Troop 48, residing in Woodbridge Town- also taught good citizenship and will meet with members Tues- ship, are invited to attend a re- are given advice on future ca- day, 7:30 P. M., at VFW Post organization meeting of the reers whether or not they plan 2636 Post Hall, Route 27. ILIGHTUP Nike Club of Woodbridge Town- to continue their education upon ship High Schools to be held graduation from high school. Bingo games will be held Monday, July 8, at 7:45 P. M., Workshops are set up and BPW Tuesday night in St. Cecelia's at tb-e Woodbridge Health Cen- secures top speakers in many air-conditioned Lourdes and Fat- ter, adjacent to Woodbridge fields to address the members i'v , FOR SAFETY ima Halls. Early bird games be- Senior High School. and to anwer their questions. gin at 7 and regular games Accidents don't have to happen. Espe- The invitation has been issued Mrs. Brennan noted that girls at 8. by Mrs. William Brennan, 31 attending, parochial or private ... cially the kind that happen at home Washington Street, Colonia, who high schools are also eligible for St. Cecelia's C.Y.O. annual bu* serves as Nike Club Counsellor membership in the Nike Club. trip to Seaside Heights is set for after dark. Good lighting is one of the for the Woodbridge Township To join^ all a girl has to do is Sunday, August 25. Tickets at Business and Professional Wom- most important—and least expensive— to attend the initial session on a nominal price,, along with dis- en's Club which sponsors the July 8. All former Nike Club count books, will be on sale each group. ways you can insure your family's pro- members are also invited. Sunday morning at the main The Nike Club is a junior ver tection. For example, a post lantern like entrance of the school. Further sion of BPW and is part of a MODELS PAPER DRESSES nformation may be obtained this, which also adds large measures of nation-wide organization. When FORDS — Miss MaryLou Szi- from either Miss Donna Gari- members graduate from high lagyi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. batto, telephone 548-9078, or Rob- beauty and gaiety to your home, can be school and go on to college they John Szilagy, 27 Woodland Ave- ert Duerscheidt, telephone 548- are eligible to join the Samo- nue, modeled paper dresses at 9541. kept lighted all night at an average cost thrace Club. a recent Cel-Fiv display held The Nike Club gets its name at the Holiday Inn, North Bruns- of under two cents. And that's plenty from Winged Victory, the cen- wick. Mary-Lou is a student at of protection for so little. tral figure in the BPW emblem. the New Jersey Charm School. Our Certified Residential Lighting Consultant will be glad to give you Lou "Luke" Lukasiuk's Farl cost-free help in planning interior and Tavern exterior lighting for your home. Formerly Bee-Jay's Tavern Simply call the Public Service i Mrs. Yolan H. Nagy has been 4 COOKE AVE., CARTERET elected president of the Ameri- office that is nearest to you. can Legion Auxiliary Fords Unit #163. Mrs. Elizabeth Di- Matteo is vice president and PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY BILLARD TOURNMENT secretary; Miss Julia Dani, ... Coming Soon ., . treasurer; Mrs. Mary Chelle, chaplain and Mrs. ConceUa Ro- 2 Pool Tables mita, sergeant at arms. Bowling Alley Shuffleboard The Fords-Clara Barton Boys Baseball League will meet on Sandwiches Wednesday, July 10, 8:30 P. M. Ham & Cheese in the cafeteria of Our Lady of HERO 65c Peace Church. Hot Pastrami • . • HERO Me The executive board of the Salisbury Steak ... 55c Mothers' Auxiliary of the Fords- Clara Barton Boys Baseball SP Ham & Cheese . 45c League will meet at the home Cheeseburger 50c of Mrs. Irene Barajas, 39 De Beefburger -tOt (Jiasse Street, Monday, 8:30 loastt'd Cheese . 40c P. M. Jumbo Hut Dog ... 30c Paul Seblicklng was elected president of the Gulden Age Club of Olsen Towers. His officers are Mis.' Albert Rasmussen, vice- tpresident; Mrs, Charles Post, treasurer, and Mrs. Agues Sut- liffe, secretary. OPEN; • • • AL14MY Three Scouts and one ailult Lve. 8 - 2 leader of Troop 53 lu\e linen f'ri. & Sat. accepted as members of The 3 A.M. Order of The Arrow, the Boy Scout honorary society, after completing an "ordeal weekend" at thVScout reservation, Camp I'uwaw, Columbia.
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BURROS HAVE NEJTMENU age; and 7 P. M.( Evangelistic Nathan H(th> School Crusade service. v Hawaiian Night Set Phoenix, Ariz. — Wild burros Worship Service N Appointments Awartb Lilted Church Summer Women to Visit By VFW Ladie» Unit are hampering the Highway De- The church nursery will be partment tn their efforts to Graduation at Nathan Kale ftELIN-Final plant for the available, under supervision, for mark the route of a new high- Slated Sunday CARTERET — At the grad annual Hawaiian Night will be small children up to two years Camps to Open Made by Board Job Corps Boys way from Parker to Lake Ha- uatkm exercises of Nathan Hale made at a meeting of the Ladiei ISELIN — Rev. Samuel Clut- of ag« during th« ll o'clock vasu CHy. The burro» hav* pull- School, the following awards ISELIN—Mrs. Alfred Katen, Auxiliary to VFW Post 2636 ter, pastor of the Iselin Assem- services. CARTERET — Several ap- WOODBRIDGE ~ The final ed up about 3,000 surveyor's were made: representing First Presbyterian Thurjday, July 18, 8 P. M., at Services and activities for the pointments wer« made by the meeting of the season was held stakes and bave found the plas- bly of God Church, announced Graduation awards were pre- "hurch, announced applications post headquarters, Rout* 27. remainder of the week of the Board of Education at it* last y the United Presbyterian tic ribbons app'.tizing. (he sacrament of Holy Commun- sented to Janet Geaman, high- are available to both boys and Mrs. Frank Stahl is chairman 7th include: Wednesday, 9:30 meeting. Women of the First Presbyterian ion will be commemorated *t| est scholastic average jjlven by girls for church related summer Church with Mrs. Donald Aaroe of the event, set Tfor Saturday, A. M., ladiei prayer meeting, Hired as a consulting psychi- the Carterut Education Associa ?amps. fading devotions. Church Worn- August 3, 9 P. M. at the post U. N. Security Council b»m the worship service Sunday, it 6:30 P. M., Royal Rangers, boys atrist at • salary of $30 an hour (ion; Janet Geaman and Ste- The various campi available n Cnited are asking for volun- hall. trade with Rhodesia. II A. M , in the church, corner youth unit, and Mfestonettes, phen Lalka, highest scholastic 'or six hours a month was Dr. nclude Exploration camps, at eers to visit with the boys at Typical Hawaiian, or native, Cooper Avenue and Berkeley John F. Regan. girls ufilt of W. M. C. (Women's av«rag« (tivem by he Washing, the Job Corps Training Center, dress, grass skirts and imhnus ton- Nathan Hale P.T.A.; high- ohnsonburg, for junior high George C. Ha bed a nk was hired Boulevard. Missionery Council), semi Anyone interested may speak will be the recommended attire Zj Appointment est average in Science for the age, children who have complet- as a special education teacher monthly meetings, and 7:45 P. o Mrs. Fred Briegs, key worn for the event. Special refresh- Other services and activities year to Stephen Lalka, presen- ed seventh and eighth grade; at an annyal salary of $7,800. ments and prizes wilt be fea- scheduled for Sunday include: M., Mid-Week Btble Study and ted hy the Bettor Schools Asso- discovery camps, at Johnson- Habedank, a graduate of New an. Vlto Mazza tured. 8:45 A. M., Sunday School for, prayer service; Friday, 7:45 ciation, piipil achieving the most burg, for Juntori, boys and girls ark State College, holds a Mas- Hospital gowns and surgical HAIRSTYLING FOR MEN Information and tickets may all age levels, with tea classes, P. M. C. As, youth group meet- progress during the year, pre- who have completed fourth, fifth, ter of Arta degree and has three caps are ready to be sent nursery through adult; 11 A. M., be obtained from Mrs. Stahl, 93 Main St., Woodbrldg* ing and Bible Study on "Wit- sented by the Cartwet. Educa- and sixth grades; music camps, years teaching experience. 'atagarrh Hospital in India. Junior Church for boys and girls ness"; and Saturday, 7 P. M., tion Association awarded to at Island Heights, for Juniors Nothing will also be sent to telephone 283-0637. Also hired as a. ipecial edu- two through eleven years of church open to public for prayer. Carmen Margialto, highest aver- he Indians. Members are urged and junior high age; and ad itlon teacher was Mrs. Helen age in EngUifi. presented by Mr. venture camps, at Johnsonburg, to designate their own contain- Fred Puorro, eighth grade F,ng Pruitt who will receive $7,250 for ninth and tenth graders. •rs for the summer medical of- lish loarher, awarded to Judy annually. Mrs. Pruitt, a gradu- I.iss and SU-phon Lnlka, highest Other senior high events are ate of Seton Hall College, hoMs ering which will be dedicated for all average in .Social Studies, pre- programmed. Men and women a master's degree. n September. These funds are used specifically for medical sented by Mr. James Cipriani, are needed for counselors. Miss Mary Resko and Miss caglhih #rade Social Studies missions all over the world and VOUR HEEDS! Further information on camps, Emily Lettieri, both graduates unless gifts are increased some teacher, awarded to Janet Gea- ounselors and applications may of Trenton State College, were liewMfi man and Stephe.n Lalka, high- of the services will have to be KEEI be obtained from Mri. Katen, hired at an annual salary of rat average in Maih, presented curtailed. telephone 381-8065. $6,250. Consolidate YOUR DEBTS hy Mis* Dianfc Dechert, eighth TXSf , Mrs. Harry Howell reported|| BORROW ANY AMOUNT to-iiol" i:rado Math teacher awarded to The board appointed Gerald FOR ANY NEED von sn\ on the Synodical meeting, PYMT. he boy and girl who excels in Brown as acting secretary- • Horn* l(n • HoiiMhoid N»«d« 1355.83 22.60 Janet, Geaman and John Ondre- structural changes for the local | jack, highest average in His- Home Economics and Indus- businus manager to the board prm^nwnt » M«H(C»I Fiponw* $2000 ,2711.67 45.20 organizations and the study re • BilT*Pay. * Coll«g» Exptrow 1ory. presented by the V.F.W. trial Arts, awarded to Arliiw after the resignation several sources that will be available. m«nt Lomn • Vacation H«m 112.99 Star Landing Post 2314, awar Pfedffer and John Nagy, per months ago of Edward J. Tirello, Mri, Edward Killmer led the $7500 Lift linuranc* AniiaM* etr Ml LMM 10,168.23 JSuT •led to Judy Liss, Citizenship feet attendance award, presen- Brown is elementary education group singing and Mrs. Albert SPECIALISTS IN HOME award to a girl, presented by ted by Mrs. Joseph Comba, supervisor. Bowers, Jr., was in charge of RE-FINANCING . Nahtan Hale School personnel principal, awarded to Loma the program. I IAND\ 257-8000 to perpetuate the memory ol Buinis, Jean Corradi, Lori Hoos, The board rehired the law Ruth Graeme, awarded to Ar- Martha Kilyk, Judy Lisa, Mi firm of Johnstone and O'Dwyer The next meeting will be held| MODERN ACOPTAHCE CORP. lone Pfedffer, Citizenship award ohael Sabo, Jofon Maiur, Irene of Weitfield as its official law on September 19 and wilt HIGHWAY It, EAST BRUNSWICK, N.I. / 114. RARITAN RD., CLARK, N. J. 312-7' to a boy, presented by Nathan Kwasniak, Dennu Sdsko, James consultant. covered dish supper. Speaker ••BiBaaaasBBHSsasBLk. ciw. 91. n. HttMaNMMaMaaiaBi will be Mrs. John Lozo. ^ll School personnel to per- Tice, Bradley Wurzel and Ve- The board appointed Miss Joan Your telephone directory hat»wealtt>cf Infor- petuate the memory of Rose Adams as a teacher'f aide for nmiloa Solowjew, 1968 Orisco A meeting is also scheduled mation. Things you d t khftOaWo Weisman, awarded to Steven Award to the most outstanding Project READ summer program tor July 11, 7:30 P. M. at the Hamersky, highest average in HOLIDAY WEEKEND SPECIAL, .student in Home Economics, at a salary of $50 a week. hom« of Mrs. Ho well, 589 West Naturally, it lists just abort eveyMW Health Education presented by Avenue, Sewaren, to discuss the Mrs. Helen Zazula, R. N. School awarded to Susan Yavelak Eight persons were appointed phone number. And in thetroot|>agatJOti'M THURS.-FRI.-SAT. Nurw, awarded to Judy lisa Homo Economics lifetime to PACE from July 1 to May Report of the National Advisory find area codes, a list of themanydiffSMM nd John Ondrejack, best girl Progress award, presented by 31, .1969. Commission on Civil Disorders. kind3 of calls you can tnake3odMSjPX>c BOB RAY aitMet« award, presented by the Elizabethtown Gas Co. awar Hired in a professional capac Anyone interested may call Mrs. Your directory has beendesJgS ^ — Brings Back — Misi Marie Renaldi, girls physi ded to Donna Abrunzo, Patricia ily at an 11-month salary ol Howell at 6340746 or Mrs. Wil- al education teacher, awarded BaiT and Eileen Oakley. $9,400 wai Joyce Gaus. liam Csete, 381-3559. UsU e it whenever you need more infoanatfOAto "THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS" o Grace Sdheno, best boy ath The program concluded with For maintenance and kitchen makeacatt. ete award, presented by Mr the Recessional Pomp and Cir- are the following 1 Fletcher Mar- for the temporary kitchen at •iamuel Turner, boys physica cumstances, with Lori Hoot ai ron Sr., $6,700; Larry Dury, $1.50 an hour. education teacher, awarded to We haven't brought back the piano. Mrs. Marion Ryan Michael Sarik was reappoint Michael Kaskiw, workmanship $6,200; Lesley Gunderman New Jersey Bel) The Nickel Beer — But — elementary music supervisor $5,980; John MeClain, $4,080 ed with tenure as a custodian. award, presented by the Wash was in charge of the song ar- Put ol Ih* N*tiaw«#> M $r*M" Steamed Clams 50c doz. ington-Nathan Hale P.T.A, to Ken DeGroat, $3,168, and Frank Mrs. Barbara Bohanek was re rangements for the graduating Beer Steamed Dogs 25c Syfor, $4,400. appointed as a business clerk to class. the schxxg board. Shrimp tRw«h>' •* ' " Me Edward Williamj was hired K dox.
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20 GREEN STREET. WOODBRIDGE, NEW JERSEY 07095 Phone 634-1111 (Area Code 201) Review Published Weekly 104 P« Copy WINDOW BY On Wednesday By Mail Subscription Rates JULIAN BY JACK TILSON North Jersey One Year, $4.00 ON GREEN STREET Publishing, Inc. Six Months, $2.50 POLL A Good luck wishes to Mrs. Frederick (Woodruff Road) James, Bess Hobbs of the Iseluj-Colonia Senior Citizens Club has new prexy of St. Helen's Altar and Rosary Society. Serving a« expressed her views in a pottn she wrote about the installation members of her "official family" are: Mrs. Joseph Glldersleeve, LAWRENCE F. CAMPION, Publlihn • HARRY P. FRANK, Aiiodat* PublUh«t of officers of the club held recently, I quote her as follows: Ed. Note: This Is the first Mrs. Matthew D'Amato and Mrs. Daniel Servidlo. chapter of the autobiography • • • "CONGRATULATIONS'' of Julian Poltak, newspaper "Congratulations are in order reporter.) Emery (Grandvtew Avenue) Toth's name is on the first honors For some very fine people we know dean's list at Seton Hall University. THE CHASE Who take pleasure in serving others WINGS OF LIFE • • • As we will try to show. Chapter I They tell us that those stained glass designs crested by Eltia- Getting a boy into an orphan beth Browne are simply beautiful 1 "There's Michael Daly our president • * * We all know when the gavel pounds age, on the other side of the Atlantic, was not an easy task Mrs. Susan Kleimer Ast is now the proud possessor of a bach- The meeting is called to order in the olden days. It required elor degree in art education from Paterson State College in And y*u cannot hear a sound. as much pull as getting a politi- Wayne. » . "Vice president Chris.Hafkroiis cal job. THe right people had Fills Mike's chair whep be is away to be contacted, and you had Fred and Angie,(Phillip Drive) von Ahrens' beautifully land- He also calls Bingo number* to plead with them. There al- scaped home should qualify for one o'those "house beautiful" Whenever we want to play. ways was a long waiting list of awards! j children in pitiful need of the • » • "Fred Walker our secretary grudging shelter of the orphan Next fall Robert McGowan Jr., will handle the vice president's With records kept to perfection age, and the powers-that-be had chores for the following two societies at Lehigh University in Is it any wonder we asked him to return, to be fully convinced that the Bethlehem, Pa.: Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha, national For his fifth election. ones they accepted were most Forensic honor society, and. Delta, Omicron Theta, honorary deserving. "When money is the question debate society. ' We don't have a worry on«are Summer was fading, and al • * • With Eleanor Deits expert handling ready chill winds were healding Irving Goldstein is mighty proud o'that Silver Beaver award We have enough, and to tpita*. j . OK coming autumn and the long, presented to him by the Raritan Council Boy Scouts. This is th« cold winter. A tired, weary, top adult award in scouting! "Mrs. Ann Mathes, correspondence chairman* middle-aged woman trudged • • • Is kept busy you can guess along the streets, holding my Come September, Barbara Ainslie, an Abbot Academy grad- Keeping track of registrations, for trips, shows, boat rides small hand closely in hers. It uate, will be entering Connecticut College in New London. Everything John Zullo suggests. was many years ago in Europe. • * • "When we are on the sick list The little boy, just turned five Good luck wishes to Patrolman Thomas Bryan, new head of years of age, was I; the woman Feeling low, depressed and beat the Edison Patrolman's Benevolent Association. Patrolman Fred - was a distant relative, who was Lacik will serve as his vice president and Patrolman Richard Fern Owen sends cards to cheer us my guardian, was a good, kind And put us back on our feet. Barrett as financial secretary. woman, and no doubt she was . • • • grieved because she had to put "Mrs. Sylvia May our receptionist According to the reports we hear, Roy Lawrence will be back me in a charitable institution; You are a treasure . . in Woodbridge come fall as an assistant football coach! but alas, tier poverty forbade Each one who comes in that door , • * * You greet with so much pleasure. , , her keeping me with her. She, out of the goodness of her heart, They only have eyes for each other: Margrtt Palmer and "Get your money out for Dsxk Horse and pity for me, had taken me Allen Luettchau. . Madeline Fleming, Grace Holland into her poor home when my • • • Esther Mooney, and Mrs. Fred Sheln, parents died. The home con- So nice, so thoughtful: Mrs. Ann Ruffo. Will be around selling chances sisted of one main room and a • • • TJiis, may be, your lucky time. Ismail kitchen. She had three It's a fact. Young Nancy Frank is as pretty as that proverbial children of her own; and her picture everyone's always talking about! "David Davis and Anfelo Earn* husband, who was a deaf mute, • * * - Two huskies who serve us all [worked a garden patch. Each Didst know that Robert Pic.kett has been named as s member ,; They set up and tain down table* weekday morning, his wife walk- of the Blue Key National Honor Fraternity at Kent State Uni- In this vast hall. ed miles to a farmer's market versity in Ohio? "Our program planner Edna SkibensU to sell the garden's products, and • » • returned in time to prepare In our opinion Woodbridge folks ace mighty fortunate to have Is the best without a doubt breakfast for the family. We only wish we had large cabinets, such an outstanding individual as Edwin P. Beckerman as their To save her carting all those utensils about. Hiere were many trips made Library Director. to the orphanage, where the poor "Ann Forsberg — Freda Salt — Mary Henohan woman, — bless her soul, used Sudden thought: What do you send to a sick florist? Hello, Baby, We're Flag Waver* Pauline BaUard - Hanna Wetxler — Nola Owens every influence to get me ad • * • CUra Ittleson — Edna Rutland Madeline Fleming mittfld. She felt thai in the Boyd Fillmpre, oW LEADER-PRESS home delivery manager, Hello Baby, We're Flag Wavers ... 18 pt the previous day desecrated the flag Rebecca Jsffee, all work on Edna's committee, ••...• orphanage I would be sure of is carefully following his "Weight Watcher's Dlet"-and these A local minister, Rev. Theodore Sea- They're here bright and early each Monday a warm bed, good food, and pounds are really disappearing! in Central Park, to spend the night in They set tables, most pleasant to see. warm clothing. Ah, if she had • • • ' .- . • • iQans of the Woodbridge Methodist the Methodist Church Sunday School They serve each and everyone gladly ' ' only known the bitter truth! J Interesting conversationalist about exotic, far-away placed Qfcuflfch who was recently reappointed To keep us happy as can be. • vividly remember the beautiful Lou (Adventure Travel) Martorelli. Room. homes we walked by, on our bj MS Bishop for another year, has, in "Our volunteer workers whV help out, • ' • . • • ' . ' The former church members, and Are real good sports • .'< almost daily trips, and I pictur- Talented lady: Wanda Crawford, Director of the New* Jersey the area press, blamed the "flag wav- ed myself living in the palatial some who still pay their assessment: They're experts, at knowing what to do • - • • Shakespeare Festival of Woodbridge. ejjj1* for the fact that Several hundred bpme T fondly imagined the but do not attend services at the Meth Whenever we run short. orphange to be. I was wrong. members of his church have gradually Joseph (Fords) Laday and his Mrs, are happy parents. In the odist Church, feel, as most upstanding "To Mr. David Davis, Voiceof the-Elders Editor, Our trips finally bore fruit. My process of graduating from St. Francis College in Pennsylvania dwindled away and are now attending We look forward to each publication,,. „,.,, ,. .... •> ( faithful guardian took me to sev Americans do, that the laws of our he was named one of the outstanding seniors of his class, and he services in other nearby houses of wor- With news that's informative, that helps us to survive . eral homes of the rich and in was selected for the 1968 Who's Who in American Colleges* and country should be obeyed. If we do not It is most interesting to us folks over 55. fluential persons who acted ai Universities. ship. • .-••-,• "The chorus of "Hello Johnnie" trustees of the orphanage. They like those laws, then, we should work had to look me over, and ask The minister, who answers his tele- As John Zullo comes in the door Donna (Fords) Rzigalinski is starting her internship in phar- through our elected representatives to numerous questions concerning maceutical practice. phone with a "hello, baby, what's do- Leaves no doubt in anyone's mind me before they gave their ap- have them appealed or amended. They John Zullo is still "Our Boy". •,. • * ing," iold reporters that the members proval. At long last the day Two weeks before the primary election we commented in the do not wish to be associated with any came when I was taken to the Of the Methodist Church suffer from "Mr. Murphy, Director of Recreation • column that Sheriff Robert H. Jamison had a legion of friends group that advocates, in effect, that Please listen to our pleading, orphanage, where I was to stay feelings of insecurity and are victim- until I reached an age when I in our area. His tallying-about sir times as many votes in Wood- courses should be given in our high Please find us larger quarters. bridge Township as his nearest rival certainly gave substance teed-by flag-waving propaganda. Or we'll be hanging from the ceiling. would be able to hire out and schools on how to evade the draft. earn my living, to our pre-election statement! "And so, to all these fine people It is a human trait to blame every- The building was a one-story, Here's a great big thank you to share Remember when Tom Milik used to knock out those mil* These are but a few of the reasons drab structure, and it looked one but one's self for shortcomings and May God Bless You ' long" drives on the local baseball diamonds? actions. No one denies Rev. Seamans why the membership in the Wood- more like a prison than a home Keep you always for children. I looked up into a right to his own opinion. If he feels bridge Methodist Church, a church In His loving care. The energetic community endeavors performed by Andy Fogus the kindly face of my guardian help make Edison an even nicer community in which to live, and with a fine historic background, has Bess Hobbs" and wondered why she had tears the war in Vietnam is "immoral", that • • • raise a family. Just in case you didn't know, Andy is the Perth dropped sharply. streaming down her cheeks. Is his business. If he wishes to associate Dr. and Mrs. Bertram Isenberg of 5« New Brunswick There were about fifteen boys Amboy News' energetic Retail Ad Manager. with groups which have burned our We are sure that Mr. Seamans i Avenue, Fords, attended the nation's largest optometric of various ages sitting at a long • • • nation's flag and draft cards, that's his well aware of other reasons, for we are meeting, the 71st Annual Congress of the Americas Optome- table, and they solemnly gazed Ralph (Fords) Pape, a Merrimack College graduate, served tric Association in Miami Beach, Florida, last week. Nearly at me, a newcomer. as editor of his school's newspaper. business too. certain the members of his church did 2,000 optometrists, members of their families and guests were • * • Pretty soon a tall; wiry man Hooray! Julie Triola passed her driver's license exam. not hesitate to tell him how they felt In attendance at the four-day event. appeared. He regarded me cold- However, he has no right to force his • * » opinions on others. The reason famil- As far as THE LEADER-PRESS is ly, almost resentfully. I shiver- ed when 'he took my hand and Didst know that Mrs. Matilda Moslowltz has been installed if concerned, we are proud to be called beats all too strongly in the hu- president of Congregation Beth Israel Sisterhood? ies have departed from the church by man heart. It might be worth a led me into another room. I afterwards learned that he was • • • the score, is that they became sick and flag wavers. We are proud of the sym try on the part of the driver to bol of our country which celebrates it: Letters to Editor superintendent of the orphanage. They only have eyes for each other: Joseph Faccone Jr., ani tired of listening to him Sunday after give a little extra care, a re He talked with me for a few Carolee (Iselin) Sorresse. Sunday endeavoring to impose his will birthday tomorrow. We will fly the flag spect for the safety and rights minutes, impressing it upon my • • * . and opinions on them, particularly in from our homes tomorrow with pride Editor: of others might result and pro- childish mind that I must be "a We'll be c-lng-u around! Leader-Press duce satisfactory results. good boy" at all times, or there regard to the war in Vietnam. and dignity. came the stem visage of the As a regular reader of your Patience on the road seems to would be dire consequences. In- superintendent, and I groped ill. The permission was granted stinctively, although I was only and we started out for the home The majority of the people in the Yes, Baby, well wave the flag and we paper for many years I wish-to be something that is literally for my clothes and put them on' five years old, I shrank from That never-to-be-forgotten win- of my good friends. By the church was disgusted and ashamed will observe Independence Day with express my appreciation to yfu "Gone With The Wind." But 'that man. When he had talked time we had traversed the long and your staff for the readlgg ter, I slept on the floor behind when their pastor invited the beatniks, joy and the happiness we feel because will pay off for it saves more (to me for ten minutes or so, I the big kitchen stove. I did not distance, I was told that the pleasure you have afforded ytfar lov0 children or what have you, who, we are proud of this glorious country time than it loses, especially for was told to go on out into the mind this, for I had slept on kind, dear woman was dead. She readers. This is hardly possible those who remain alive and thus other room. I obeyed, feeling a pallet behind the cement stove had passed away two hours be- since there are not enough lost and frightened. Out in the enjoy their visits to wherever in my guardian's humble home. fore our arrival, leaving the words in the English language large room, I looked frantically deaf-mute father and three little they're going. The other three children slept with which I might be able to about for my guardian, but she on a mattress on the floor. In children. was gone. This was too much July, 1968 do so. Now for those that decided to the summertime, the barn loft, The following afternoon the remain at home. The familiar began to cry. Fourth of July is fast'ap- filled with soft hay, provided four of us stood at the open sounds of the Fourth of July are good sleeping quarters for the July 4th is the major holiday in July Orange Day is still observed in some proaching and for a good raa^y While the other youngsters ap- grave in the cemetery, weeping already being heard in the city parently sympathized with me, four of us. Somehow, we were as the body was lowered into th» but there art other anniversaries of in- places, on the 12th. We hear about the of us, it means the possibility oi and suburbs—the sounds of ex all happy, despite poverty and a four-day holiday. This pros- they did not come near me. I ground. I have never seen any terest, One largely forgotten, though ptoding firecrackers. This signa. cried for the rest of the evening hardships. There seldom was green and the Irish, almost constantly, pect can double the fun. Unfor- of them again. Many times I is in annual defiance of an old and until I fell asleep late in enough food to go around, and relatively recent, is July 10th. On that but little about the orange. This is nat tunately, it can and in all prob- have thought of them, and won- state law, which makes it un the night. Very early the next hunger was no stranger to us; dered what ever happened to day in 1943 the Allies invaded Europe ural, psychologically, for the orange ability will—lengthen the grim lawful for any person to sell morniiig at dawn, there came but we raided our mora'prosper- statistics of injury and many them. The last time I had seen for the first time in World War II. Gen- won and the green lost. There is always possess or use fireworks. Thes( the call to arise. I was still very ous neighbors' garden patches my guardian alive was just two times death by auto. and orchards for apples, and eral Dwight Eisenhower led an amphib- nostalgia, a certain lost-cause senti sounds are proof that the pedd sleepy, but into my mental vision months before her death. She As we all know prior to each lers of these dangerous play -—for corn and potatoes'which we was looking frail and ill at that ious invasion of Sicily. ment which makes sad or bitter mem holiday the state and national things still manage to escape de Editor June 23, 1968 roasted in the field. time, but she had walked all the In the greater publicity and vastness ories live longer (like the wistful, law enforcement officials pw- tection, although the children Leader-Press: Three months a.fjfe? I had gone way out to the orphanage to oi the operation the invasion of France heartaches of so many for the Old duce long lists of grim st a List-kit seem to have little trouble track according to the Gallup Poll, to live at the orphanage, I was see me, and to bring me a pfact in an all out effort to impress ing them down. The. bangs also New York Times reported that permitted to pay a visit to the of bread and an apple. the next year was more decisive and South). upon the reading and listening betray parents who apparently according to the gallup Poll, home of my guardian and her significant; nevertheless, the invasion public of the terrible toll on our |don't care about safety or the Senator Eugene McCarthy leads family. It was a long walk each The orange, led by William of Or- highways. Sad yet so very true, law, and deafening sounds the in popularity over all other can- way, but I was very happy to TO PROTECT CANDIDATES oi-Sicily produced quick, dramatic re- ange (he was Protestant) defeated the these have little or no effect on policemen often contract on didates in the presidential race, return and spend the day there. The Senate and House, voting sults. Nine dayij afterward Rome was forces of James II in a decisive test as an indifferent public. Som* their cruises in and around the The latest poll, coupled with re- All too soon it was late after- on separate bills,, have approv- boinbed. Six days later King Victor crashes will be caused by me- neighborhood. sults of the Democratic prima noon and time for me to be ed the principle of Secret pro- to which would be king of England. chanical failure. But for all the ries, confirm the depth and ex- starting back to my drab prison tection for all presidential can- If we all make every possible Emmanuel announced dictator Benito Irish Catholics supported James, and tulk about the safer roads and tent of anti-admiiiistration sen- house. My heart was heavy as I didates. President Johnson had effort to be cautious, we miuh safer cars, the commonest timent in th* United Sinks l.i Jirudyeit back to (he orphanage. ordered protection of candidates Masolini had resigned—he had been were discriminated against after Wil- he able to put a d"iit in the hor cause of fiese accidents remains day, Kiiiully we have an holicsl, ilile seemed bleak and cruel. without wuiling for.legal author voted put of office. .ilile anl in a fo.id nr'i'y case 1 iThere was u IJiree-mik1 walk to ity. , liam's victory, (So too were Protest- IMITIU S driv ii'.. . - ,. > ra eons m n who has been In 1934 Congress decided to grant ants, with dreadful loss of life. In vari- u:'-neiv.'.;;u i' It'll in live -'imi i.n'i 'f, to s'pe-k out^asaiiist th1 !.school every il.iy; awl at J V.'o'ili'n't i( lie i 'cul if we «<(U4' , nji'r.v l*i:i uv II-LI Iiy I :l up'L'vili uf our t'M ibl'-ilimuiit. I ler U-ach orphan had lo be dung 1 ( ON EVtUM. T1MK KUI.fc full independence to the Philippines ous Catholic countries in Europe). en.' )h,.-*.4l-tfr I' i ''!'!" v. TI: i' ^. .,t J,:C c n '.. i-n <> i- ! ii . . viutiy ui'Kt' all New Jersey l)e .ioniethiiiK, Mich a.s picking wiih a minimum of tiii'oly I'very holiday. KVKItYI'.dDY weed* waging fluors and doing The Senate Commerce Com- and though World War II slowed the Other seldom-recalled dates in July inucralic Ueleyalea lo uive tht-ir mituit e approved u Tliis iloes not seem pos: ible as THY TO IIAVK A HAI'i'Y ANU Mippw'l lo Stnuinr .McCarthy, oilier (MII! jobs. sixHid (hhe equal time provisioton process that freedom was granted July are the 14lh, Bastille Day in Fiance, I In* units lo Krt to a destiir.Ujpn I HOLIDAY! I! I hi- (inly true hope the Democra- One day, when 1 hud been at 4H», 1946, so that today Philippines the 24th, Pioneer Day in Utah, Fron- a few minutes sooner, to bent Very truly yours, tic I'aily has. in the Federal Communications . . _ auuut a year, a Act on the allocation of broad- .share with, Americans-the same inde- tier Day, late in July, in Wyomin". and Ihe other driver to the cros^jir:, (Miss) Kowena II Shaw Sincerely yours, ilel riii'naliun lo p'ls* ewsiv ti'i Sinilh S.i 'el hiiv came mid askeiUor pennis cast time among political can- pendence day. Crater Day in Virginia, on the 30th. Donna sioii to take me lo ihe home of jdtdate.s, becoming effectivt Au> [though the chances ar« slim Perth Amboy, N. J. otWtii imy guardian who was, seriously | gust 3lst.
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\ Leader-Press Wednesday, July 3, 1968 P ACHE SEVEN 'rom 2 until 4 and T until 10 P, M. . , Mr. Capizzano, who was em- Obituaries ployed as chemical dispatcher y Hm Oil Company, Perth mboy, was a member of the roadway Tabernacle Church, MRS. SOPIIIK J. CULTON .at the Beth Mordecai Cemetery. aterson. Formerly of Brooklyn, — The funeral of J Perth Amboy, for Steven An e resided in Colonia for the last Mrs. Sophie Janet Culton, 441 drew Josell, four month-old son 5 years. He served in the U. S Aldrn Road, who died June 29 of Dr. and Mrs. Edward Josell rmy in the North African The • I Rahway Hospital, was held of Fords, who died Sunday at ter during World War II. yesterday afternoon at the First Surviving are his widow, Hel- n; his father, Angelo, in Italy; wo brothers, Edward- Colonia; 'ohn, Caristadt,, three sisters, Mrs. Mary Krell, New Milford; S^3 Mrs. Nancy Benvenuti, Sacra gp, Mr. and mento, Calif; Mrs. Rose McCud- the Greiner Funeral Home, Mrs. Nathan Josell, Red Bmk; len, Goshen, N. Y. lieu of flowers, donations to the _., • , rff .h«r F Youth Fellowship of the First mfJt rr n 11 Presbyterian Church of Avenel RANK H. VAN SYCKLE would be appreciated. WOODBRIDGE-Funeral serv- Mrs. Culton was born in Brad- DANIEL RODRIGUEZ ces for Frank H. Van Syckle of ford. Pa., and lived in
evening services, 8:00 P. M. at each weekday and at 8:30 A. M. Anyone Interested in siibslilul Trouson is iii the nir around tin .Service* Scheduled on Sunday. McCarthy V Congregation Beth Shniom. Sab- ing in the mixed couple* sum p. )* goes by the ' By Rabbi Richtman balh morning services, Satur- Bingo it conducted each From l.srlin,"a son to Mr. and 'Optiminhi* day, will begin at 9:00. A daily tfhursday, 7:30 P. M. in the air- mer bowling league may con name o£ patriotism . Mrs. Barry Bishop, 9 Grand ISELIN — Rabbi Harold Avenue; a (laughter to Mr. and WbODBRIDGE,. - T%e Wood- Minyan is held at 7:30 P. M. conditioned main auditorium. tact Al Herbst, 283-0441. Thomnj Corwin Richtman will conduct Friday Mfs. Frank Panico, 70 Crcemer bridge Volunteers for McCarthy Avenue. announced today that they rp From WoodbritlRo, a son to main very much in business and 445 Pearl Street, will continue to function as will From Carteret, a son to Mr. McCarthy Volunteers in t h a and Mrs. Gary Smitih, 25 War- county and throughout the slate. ren Street. At the meeting held at the home of Mr, and Mr». Jeff Gold- 1 STORK CLUB Jehovah * Witnen$e» stein, Woodbridge, Arlyne Mar- New arrivals recorded at the Set July Convention ks, chairman, made the follow- Perth Ambny General Hospital ISELIN — John B. Dufner, ng statement: include: presiding minister of the Iselin "Based on the latest polls Sen- From Carteret, a son to Mr. Congregation of Jehovah's Wit ator McCarthy is obviously the iiini Mrs. Jose Collazo, 61 Ed- nesses, will lead a delegation of one Democratic candidate who win Street; a son to Mr. and over 90 residents to a four-day can defeat Richard Nixon or Mrs. Cornolius Brown, 7 Edwin convention, July 18 through 21 Nelson Rockefeller. In addition, Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. at Washington, D. C. due to the fact that Senator Mc- Darnell Huff, 19 Edwin Street. Mr. Dufner announced the as- Carthy and Senator Robert Ken- Frnm Woodbridge, a son to sembly theme is Good New* for nedy received a combined Dem- Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Doming- All Nations and the outstanding ocratic vote of almost 80%, it Miez, 114 Walters Drive; a daugh event will be the special public is clear that Democratic voters jter to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin lecture, Sunday, July 21 on are committed to changing tha Iowie, 243 S. Park Drive. Man's Rule About to Give Way old order." Also from Woodbridge, to God's Rule. [laughter to Mr. & Mrs. Anthony 585 Rahway Avenue; GARDELLA'S a son to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Aid Squad Cadets Williams, 731 Ridgedale Ave- BIKE SHOP nue; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Seeking New Members 416 Smith St., Perth Amboy Robert Boehmer, 530 Barron ISELIN - The Iselin First Aid 412-lOOfl Avenue; a daughter to Mr. and Squad Cadets are seeking boy . . Repair . . Bike Part* Mrs. Gordon Feest, 171 Pike- between the ages of 15 to 21 . . Accessories view Lane; a daughter to Mr. for membership in the volunteer and Mrs. William Rossman, 585 unit. Rahway Avenue. Interested youth may attend any of the Thursday night meet- Prom Iselin, a daughter to ings, 7 P. M., at squad head Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schramm, quarters, 477 Lincoln Highway 111 Auth Avenue. or contact Richard Migliorato, From Sewaren, a daughter to Mr. anr Mr*. Thomas Trriyano, captain, or Charles Carew, Jr., 69A Old Road. assistant captain. Only resident-s of Iselin are From Fords, a daughter to eligible. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mandi- co., 103 Longview Circle. From Avenel, a d«n to Mr. and Mrs. John Foster, 57 Ave- nel Street; a son to Mr. and When &e family gets scattered and faces begin to fade, bring them back to mind with a phone call. Mrs. Hadley Lane, Woodbine TAT Gardens; a daughter to Mr. and Ml A.1311 RODTAYUOR YVETTE MiMIEUX L ^" AIR CONDITIONED JMHKHM £ TONITE THRU SAT. Linda Miller f Moor* iun MUM "KING KONG ESCAPES" "Hfs also \ Don Knotts true" 'THE SHAKIEST GUN The Greatest! IN THE WEST" BRASS BUCKET MATINEES 2:00 P.Mf. 1BURS. & SATURDAY and SUN. - MON. -TUES. Rod Lee LUNCHEON • .tv- ,Steiger " Remtek D.llj 11:M la S00 P.M. George Segjd,. DINNER *N0 WAY TO Diilj 3:30 (• 11:90 P.M. -K ^ Friday and Saturday- 'Til U:M TREAT A LADY" Snndaj 4 P.M. "Til 1* r.M. also BRASS BUCKET "PROJECT X" Charcoal Steakhouse STARTS WEDNESDAY U. S. 9 & MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE "DEVIL'S BRIGADE" Reservations: ME 4 9148
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CONGRATULATIONS: Installation of officers of Iselin lions Club was held at the Yalta Room, Howard Johnson Restaurant, Route I, Woodbridge, I,eft to right: A. Martin Miinriy, chairman of the installation and a director; Joseph Winquisl, secretary; District Governor John George; Gene Arny, president; Lawrence Reagan, third vice-president and Jack Maclver, director.
AT. BOYS' STATE: Residents of Middlesex County atlending the 23rd annoal Jersey Boys State at Rutgers University wert Qeft to right) front row: Douglas Rapkine, Metucheu; Duane Bilobran, Pigcataway; Vincent Civffo, Colonia; Chris McLaughiin, Perth Auboy; Richard Matteo, Jamesbnrg; Norman Numerof, Edison Fred Dare, Carteret; Ron King, Carteret; Tom Brech- ka. Second Row: Jim Ruegger, Metuchen; Tom Schuler, Spotswood; Brace Prolow, Spotswood; Victor Miller, North Brunswick; David Rockoff, Highland Park; Gary Eato, Highland Park; Steve Gooen, Fords; Russ Kleiser, Edison. Third Bow: Jeff Seidenstein, Dayton; David Kau, Metnchen; Don Bean, Piscataway; Ernie Jacob, Colonia; Warren Hashagen, Parlin; George Bowne, Middlesex; Fred Boyd, Highland Park; Art Gigantino, Edison. Fourth Row: Ron Gutkowski, Sayreville; Bob GMpartieh, Parlta; Jim Mate, South River; Bob Pang born. New Brunswick; Henry "Skip" Jonas, New Brunswick; Pete Mtrsball, MllKawty Alan Naar, North Brunswick; Russ Marchetta, New Brunswick. Fifth Row: Richard GogHa, Smith Plainfteldi Ray Frete, Metuchen; John Bohinski, Spotswood; Lowell Sprague, Dayton; Dave Stout, East Brunswick; Tom Barletth, Edlsm; John CWfmadiV, "Spun; Ken Germann, Highland Park. Back Row: Gene Meeker, Edison; Mike Blacker, Colonift; $tb OlIviTf,Spotswood; R»n IMHinan, Laurence Harhor; Dave Welnstein, Highland Park; Charles Anderson, Sayre- Tille; Ra$*i MAN OF THE MONTH: Mr. Richard Bassarab, left is shown AT DOUGLASS INSTITUTE: Representing the Federated being congratulated on his selection as "Jayeee of the Woman's Club of Colonia at the Citizenship Institute at Doug- Month" by newly-installed Woodbridge Township Jayceeft lass College were Miss Josephine Fiuniara (left) ai delegate president, Carmen Mastrangelo. Mr. Bassarab was cited and Miss Debra Freeman as alternate. for his outstanding work on the Battle of the Bands project. JOHN DOYLE GERALD EAK RECENT GRADUATES: Two local residents were among i(H) MISSIONS: II. S. Air Force First Lieutenant Kit hard W. the 616 Saint Peter's College graduates who received their Buickerood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bukkerood, 173 bachelor degrees during graduation ceremonies recently in Rowland PI., Woodbridge, recently completed his 100th com- Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City. bat mission in Vietnam. Lieutenant Buickerood, an F-lflO The graduates are: John Doyle, 25 Kosene Street, Wood- Super Sabre pilot, flies with the (il5th Tactical Fighter Squad- bridge, B. S. degree; Gerald Eak, 505 Wood bridge Avenue, ron at Phan Rang AB, Vietnam. Just two days before hi* Avenel, B. S. degree. Eak also received a second Lieutenant 100th mission, the lieutenant was called upon to fly a missio* commission in Artillery. in support of friendly forces in contact with a large enemy force which netted him 25 kills by air. Lieutenant Buickerood received a B. A. degree in business administration from Rutgers University, and was commis- Miss Tomczuk's Troth sioned there in 1965 upon completion of the Air Force Re- serve Officers Training Corp* program. He is a member of Zeta Psi. Announced by Parents The lletutenant's wife, Josephine, is the daughter of Mr. and Henry Felauer, 28 Fillmore Mrs. Ira D. Gallaway of R. R. 1, Bidwell, Ohio. Avenue, Carteret. search and Engineering Com- ST. PETER'S GRADUATE: Both are 1965 graduates of pany, principal scientific and Charles S. Polak, 20 David Carteret High School. Miss engineering affiliate of the Court, Colonia, received his Tomczuk is a senior major- worldwide Esso organization. bachelor of science degree ing in Elementary Education Mr. Percival returned to the Products Research Division in Biology from Saint Peter's at Glassboro State College, College Jersey City, during in April after completing a FINE VACATION: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lebar, 90 West Francis Street, Iselin, are pictured recent commencement cere- Glassboro. Mr. Felauer it ser- i;i month assignment in Eng- aboard the "M. V. Victoria," just before sailing from New York for a two-week holiday vaca- monies. ial aboard the attack aircraft land where he worked on an tion to the sun-filled ports of the West Indies. carrier U.S.S. America now electrical power generation He is the son of Mr. and program with Esso Petro- in Vietnam. held July 6. The club will Mrs. Charles Ambrose and leum Co.. Ltd, an affiliate. was graduated from Saint Lang, Christine Dahmas, Pris- travel to the Bronx Zoo July 7 A IU69 summer wedding is He joined the affiliated Im- Peter's Prep, Jersey City in ilia Ragucei and Sandra Soltsz. and those interested in going perial Oil Co., Ltd in Montre- Future Plans 1964. planned. According to an announcement are to meet at 4he Robert Hall al, Mile, in 1952 as a refinery by Miss Frances Pizio, member parking lot, Route 1 circle, Ise- chemist and was assigned to Made by CYAC of the New Brunswick CYAC, lin, 10 A. M. a refinery in Edmonta, Alta. reservations are now being ac- Meetings for July are as fol- Cub Scouts Advance Rev. Edmund Pipho In 1965 he'joined Esso Re- AVENEL — The Caltholic cepted for.the diocesan conven- search and Engineering as a Ymintf Adult Club of Northern lows: Committee meeting, July At Pack 5'i Meeting To I'reuch in Edison tion whidi will be held ait the 9, 8 P ..M.; newspaper meeting senior engineer in the former Middlesex County held elections Flagpost Motor Lodge, South July 15, 7:30 P. M.; executive FORDS — Graduates to Boy EDISON — The Rev. Edmund Marketing Technical Services tor the newly vacated offices of Brunswick, November IS, 16 and meeting, July 17, 8 P. M. Scouts from Cub Pack 53, spon- W. Pipho will conduct Sunday Division. vice president and correspon- 17. Anyone from the Northern Anyone Catholic, single and sored by Our Lady of Peace ding secretary at its recent services at Our Savior's Luth- Middlesex club who is interested 18 or over who would be inter Church are Randall Becker, eran Church during the month ISRAEL PAYS DEBT meeting. Elected were Stanley in attending may contact Miss ested in joining the club may PATRICIA ANN TOMCZUK NemeU, vice president and Miss Catherine Staffa, 7215295, for Marc Centansni, David Green- of July beginning July 7. Pres- Washington — Israel has paid contaotVMiss Staffa or Miss Ja r Mary Manko, corresponding sec further details. span, Glen Janisoh, Ronald Phil- ently with the Job Corps at the Uiuted States $:i,:t23,, >0y. in nice StachowsH'', 442-2047. ^ CARTER F.T — Councilman JAMES PKRC1VAL rotary. The annual Fourth of July lips and Alan Porasba. Camp Kilmer he also served compensation to the families of •ad Mrs. John V. Tomc/.uk, :U Americans killed in ilia Michael Coward, membership Day picnic will be held ait Roo- GRADUATES Richard Coffey advanced to with the U. S. Navy as a chap 90 Herman Avenue, Carteret, NEW POST: James Perci- bombing of the 11. S. communi- chairman, announced the new sevelt Park, Edison, Grove 2, Ralph L. Cacace, Jr.. Colonia the Webelos. Wolf badge reci- lain members include the Misses section 1, from L0 A. M, until and Charles Zehrer, Isi'lin, wer< pients were Robert Frimmel, announce the engagement of val, 3 Roney Kuad, Iselin, has cations ship Liberty a year ano. Barbara Soos, Christine NemeU dark, announced Richard among the recent graduates a William Ma honey and Thomas their daughter, Patricia Ann, Sunday worship services dur- been named an engineering Israeli officials explained Mis attack resulted from mistaken Debbie Redding JoAnn Woje Urobe, .social chairman. In the Stuart Sohool of Business Ad Walsh; bear badge, David to Alan Henry Felauer, AGH, ing the summer months are associate in the Products Re- ideality wodzki, Susan Staffa, Beverly event of rain, the affair wvll ministration, Asbury Park. I Frimmel and Alexander Kalista. son of Mr. and Mrs. held at 9:00 A. M search Division of Esso Re- SUPPORT YOUR POLICE \ \ PAGE TEN Wednesday, July 3, 1966 Leader-Presn Balka Qualifies SPORTS TALK For National Meet In Oregon i AHTF.HKT — Larry Balka of i'.iiioiot, waj one of 13 indi | i'ii!ii;il Srnior Boy victors in the N f w .Icrsry Jaycre Junior Trnrk and Firtd meet held at I lie Siiyrcville High School field, BY JACK T1LS0N Sunday, who has gRined a berth on the representative New Jer- sey team which will compete in the national championships Aug m< 15-17 m the University of Days That Used To Be Oregon Stadium. By MEYER Remember when (ho local Wolverines refused to terminate Halka won thn 180-low hurdles Monday night I had the pleasure of spending an hour or sr» thrir sra.son at. the usual date and proceeded to schedule three event with a clocking of 19.7. with an individual who probably was one of the greatest football .nore football games . . . The meet, which attracted 650 players in New Jersey back in the twenties. His name is John Kcmember when Ted Kujawskl, the Barrons" husky tickle, athletes between 13 and 18 years Alexander and is presently in lemi-retirement living with hn was awarded a third team All-State berth along with i first of ageg , had 53 events and six family at 15 Washington Avenue, Carteret. John is currently d team All-County nomination . . . divisions. pushing 70 years of age. Defending champion Red Remember when Howie McCallen, the former holder of the away with the John, during his long and colorful career as a professional Wood bridge scoring record, give his local followers a thrill Bank walked football player has played with the New York Football Giants, when he appeared over TV playing with William and Mary team title and did it in convinc- Wisconsin Badgers, Philadelphia Eagles, Staten Island Staple- against NYU and Seton Hall . . . ing fashion. The titlists posted tons, Paterson and Orange, all members of the National Football 164 points. Next was Somerset Remember when diminutive Frank Capraro was the most League. Among some of the "football greats" that John had tha Hills, whioh netted 61W points. pleasure of playing with were the great Indian football star, underrated player on the Rutgers' eleven . . . Woodbridge, with 54 points, Remember when the Woodbridge Police Pistol Team was Jim Thorpe, Ken Strong, Homer Hazel, Heinie Benkert, Harold PROMOTING CLASSIC — Martin J. Corona, on the left shows poster advertising the annual finished fourth, two points in awarded a trophy by Charles E. Gregory in recognition of its hack of Newark. Fifth place Runyon, Paul Robeson, and Steve Owen- who later became foot- winning the Central Jersey Pistol League championship . . . Jaycee Football Clanslc to be held In Palmer Stadium on Sept. 7 to Mayor Ralph P. Barone. ball coach of th« New York Giants after an illustrious career Cocona U the Wnodbridg* ticket chairman. went to Plainfield, 52 points, Remember when Tommy Williams reached his peak at Valley The other Twin - County area as a player. Forge when he scored three touchdowns to lead the Cadets to a teams and their point totals: Some years ago the Newark Sunday Call named John as New 2012 win over Pennsylvania Prep . . . East Brunswick 36Vi Edison Me. Jersey's greatest football player. His playing career covered Remember wh^n Clair Bixel did a great job announcing the Edison Redwings tuchen 34, Sayreville 27, Carte- the years between 1913 when he starred at South Side High Barrons' home games . . , Colonia Country Club Pool ret 14, Franklin 7, South Bruns- School in Newark, to 1933 when he played professional football ; < r'«m- ' cr w. T ' »n ^arli". the pi'it-- -"H nnl^"i B *"<\s wick 6 and South Plainfield 3. with the New York Giants. In between John was a star with iht, guard, gave an outstanding display of defensive lint pity Complete Roster McDonald Scores Rutgers football team in New Brunswick where h« met and against the Rangers . . To Sponsor AAU Meet Jim McDonald, who wore the played with Paul Robeson, who later became a great actor, Remember when Stan's Association topped the Hou*e of Finn, EDISON — The. Edison Red- Woodbridge Jaycee colors, was Heinie Benkert, Homer Hazel »nd Harold Runyon, who served ••2, to claim the Township Independent Softball Championship. COLONIA — A New Jersey non-open events. In open events, wings Hockey Club of the Jer- a double - winner. He tossed the as police commissioner of Perth Amboy for • good many years. . A. U. Swim Meat will be iwimmers from other than sey State Hockey League had shot put 50 feet, 9Vi inches and After leaving Rutgers, he served with tha 78th Division in iponsored by the Colonia Coun- neighboring districts must sub two important developments had a winning heave of 124 feet, France in World War I from 1917 to 1919. y Club pool, Saturday July mit travel permits. Age group take place this week. four inches in the discus. He John recalls fondly his years that he barnstormed around ths fl at 10 A M , with check-in swtmmeri muit indicate (heir In the first event Edison coach competed in the Intermediate National Football League with Paul Robeson, one of the finest me set at 9 A. M. best times for closed age group Boys Division. Tom Granelli, regretfully an- Negro athletes, who, after the game, would sing for the team Carteret Rec. Department Standings The order of events is as fol- events entered. Failure to do so Gary Trojanowski of the Edi will place them In Class A nounced that the Stearns broth- in their locker room parties and on th« train rklei. "AH of us ws: ers, Waring and Randy, will not son -Metuchen Jaycees sped to ENTRY FEES: $.75 for each knew then that Paul would, gain fame with his fine voice. Paul (1) 200 Meter Free Style Re- play for the club this season victory in the Prep Boys 220 and was a great passer and he was too valuable at catching them. PETERSON CLASSIC •vent entered - Relays $3.00 440. STANDINGS: ay - Senior Men - Trials. since the family is moving north But I never saw a fellow throw the ball as far *t Robey. Tn the BASEBALL each team. Make checks pay SENIOR LEAGUE (2) 100 Meter Ind. Medley - to Maine, taking two promising Fred Gaisor of Carteret took workouts before the game he would stand at one end of Uve field Pirates 4 0 able to the Colonia Country Club (Fast Pitch) oyg - 10 and under -A4B • prospects away. Waring had the Intermediate Boys low hur- and toss the ball for the full length of the lot to Bo McMillin. Zeroes 4 0 Pool. Fees must accompany en W L eat Time Basis — Clang A - been appointed assistant captain dles and placed second in the Bo was a Southern hoy hut he and Robey were great pals. The Klique 3 1 try blanks. A. fc 0. Sweet Shop 3 0 1:37.4 for the season. Coach Granelli highs. Picaro Construction 3 2 ENTRIES CLOSE: Friday, During his high school days at. South Side which, had the out- Anchor 2 0 (3) lOOMeter Butterfly--Wo- will have to fill the vacancy St. John Vlanney 3 2 July 19, 1968 with Mike Trum standing team in the Newark area, John was named by th« Kolibas Cardinals 2 0 men - Open - Best Time Basis before the season opener. Randy -iilltop Boys. 3 2 batore, Colonia Country Club Newark Star Ledger to the all-time schoolboy elevens as right D'Orai Bakery 2 1 (4) 100 Meter Butterfly - Men Stearns, although a rookie this Rookies 2 3 Pool, Colonia Boulevard, Colo- Former Local tackle. He recalls his two-year stay at Rutgers with a one-year Public Service 0 2 Open - Best Time Basis season, had shown great prom- Metz Marauders l 3 nia N. J. 07067. No pott entries stand at Fordham. "In those days-" John will tell you, "it was Engelhard Eagles 0 3 5) 100 Meter Ind. Medley - ise because of his hockey back, Basarab Realty 1 will be accepted. nothing for a fellow to play one or two years with on* college Woodbridge 43's 0 3 Girls - 10 and under - A & B ground in his native Canada. Kings 0 4 est Time Basis — Class A - COURSE: 25 Meter Six Lane Sports Official and then do exactly the same with another college." Pool, starting blocks and back- Secondly, despite the loss of Once the dean of all sports writers, Grantfand Rice, was in- INDUSTRIAL SLOW PITCH The Baseball Team 2 5 Jut-off 1:42.0 Games Played: stroke flags provided. two players the Redwings man- spired by John to write the following verse about linemen who American Division (6) 100 Meter Backstroke Jeroes, 8 - Picaro, 7; PRIZES: Regulation champ aged to complete their roster. Now Retired never got into the headline glory. Kleen Sweep 4 0 Boys - 13 and 14 - A & B - Best 'irate*, 7 - St. John's, 4; ime Basis — Class A - Cut off ionship medals for first three Fourteen players will be carried WOODBRIDGE - Back in the "The linemen, the tackles and ends my laddie, Heyden Chemical A 0 St. John'*, 7 - Klique, 4; 20 2 places and an emblem for first throughout the season. Addi- early 30's a young man fresh mil Go sweeping to the play. Ronson Corporation 4 1 Hilltop, S - Basarab, 4; in championship events. Medals tions to the club were Mike of college was a popular figure With enterprise at the stand and clear the way, Hess Oilers 3 1 (7) 200 Meter Medley Relay Rookies. 3 - Kings, l Girls - 13 and 14 - Best Time for first three places in open Moore. Moore is an eight-year around these parts. But we the griming linemen bend low to push the way, Gulton Indutries 2 2 Basis events and in both divisions for veteran, having played four Joe Kuggiere besides teaching Thru which the dashing backs speed—goal to go." p:iiz. Town Gas 1 3 closed age group events years of prep school hockey in science at Woodbridge High Back in the late twenties John was instrumental in organizing Natvar Corporation 1 3 (8) 100 Meter Breaststroke iris - 11 and 12 - A & B - DIRECTIONS: Take the Gar Connecticut and four years School, spent his spare time as the Carteret Field Club, a semi pro football team here, assisted earson Heads den State Parkway to exist 131 while coaching and playing for sisting coaches in the three ma- by Joe Comba. Playing with the team were Andy Galvanek, National Division Best Time Basis — Class A - utoff 1.38.6 (N. J. Rt. 27), go Northeast on the defunct Plainfield Hockey jor high school sports and began Tommy Godmustad, Richey Donovan and the late Bill Morris, Witco Chemical 4 o (9) 200 Meter Free Relay - Rt. 27 toward Rahway for Club. A second addition was an officiating career in basket- to mention only a few of the boys. Joe Shutello was manager of Hatco Chemical 2 2 North for'300' Boys - 11 and 12 - Best miles to Colonia Shopping Plaza, Frank Scarfone. Scarfone. ball, baseball and football that the team. Amato Carpet Service 3 2 TRENTON — David Pearson Basis turn left between Shell and At native of Camden, Maine, lived took him to all parts of the Colonial Pipeline 2 3 John will tell you there was a world of difference in profession- soared to 15 victories and the (10) 400 Meter Freestyle - lantic Stations, go one block jn Canada and played hockey state. Englehard Mia. k Chem, 1 al football today and professional football forty years ago. "In Grand National championship in Women - Open - Best Time Basis and turn left onto Colonia Blvd., |there for seven years He Joe left Woodbridge in 1950 A. P. Green Valentines 0 those days you played with less than 20 men and a good player 1966. In 1967 he dropped to sev (11) 200 Meter Freestyle Re go 200 yards and turn left into viously played for Newark Col and started on a career that had to play both the offensive and defensive, playing the entire General Dynamics 0 enth with only two'victories. Colunia C. C. Get an early start, saw his rise to superintendent of ay -Senior Hen - FINAL lege of Engineering. Other play- 60 minutes of the game. Today you have a bunch of specialists— Gamef Played: Parkway traffic likely to be schools in Edison Township. Af Pearson, this year driving a Note: All swimmers must be ers added also were Ed Miller, an offensive unit and a defensive unit, together with a punting Gulton, 19 - Engelhard, 5; ord Torino, has registered el heavy. ter 21 years of devoted service registered with the AAU or Dave Bundas.Joe Scstilo and specialist and another fellow who does nothing more than place Hess Oilere, 16 - A. P, Green, 1; ght victories and finds himself to the school system Mr. Rug- Y.M.C.A. Only New Jersey As FEE FOR SPECTATORS: — Mike Pasiecznyk. All have had kick the extra point after touchdown. In those days you had to Ronson, 13 - Pipeline, 6; in the thick of the point fight ociation swimmers may com geri retired this week. Heyden Chem., 12 - Eliz. Gai, 5; $1.00 for Adults - $.50 for ohil experience in high, school and do everything to survive. as he heads north for the sec pete in championship and other dren under 16. league hockey. During his stay at Edison he Witco Chem., 4 Hatco, 0; ond annual Northern "300" a saw the system grow from 1,800 During his career John took time out to organize th« Elizabeth Kleen Sweep, 4 . Amato, 2. Trenton Speedway on Sunday The 1968-1969 Redwing Roster students and a staff of 60 to the Collegiates' a professional football team and the boys used to July 14. is: J. Scotti, S. Hackel, M. current 14,500 pupils and a staff play at the old Pearl Oval. ,.,.,. ORGANIZATION SLOW PITCH David has been the fastes Moore, T. Kovacs, R. Kovacs, of 700 people. The 10th largest John also introduced the linebacker to professional football Universal Division qualifier nine times, going on to . Cluff, K. French, C. Karlson, school district in the state, ed- which was later used so successfully by Steve Owen of th» New Oyers Construction 4 win the Bristol 500, Richmond Woodbridge Rec League Standings Higbie, F. Scarfore, J.Scstilio, ucation now takes in two high York Football Giants. Port Reading Fira Co. 3 E. Miller and D. Bundas and schools, three junior high 250, Wilkesboro 400, Weavervill John will also tell you that proefssional football was started Ford Fire Co. 3 M. Paisecznyk. schools and 15 elementary 300, a rain curtailed Darlington in Canton and Akron, Ohio, in the early twenties, coming to Hopelawn Fira Co. 2 race, Bettville 300, Hampton, STANDINGS: 8. Fire Co. #2 4 10 schools. Coach Tom Granelli said this New York's Polo Grounds several years later when the New Molnars 2 Va.. 300 and Macon, Ga.. 300. Oldtimers Softball League 9. Carteret Delicatessen 3 11 rould be the roster which would Edison will miss Joseph Rug- York Giants made their debut under Steve Owen. St. Cecelia's K. of C. 2 Pearson hails from .*• Slow Pitch .0. Babies Furniture 2 12 gieri. It will be difficult for the >pen the season in October, "If he had to do it all over again, John would do exactly the Schreiners 1 burg, S. C, and is in the ninth 1. Little League Mgrs. 5 iowever, any hopefuls will be man chosen to replace him International League same thing He loved every minute of the game and will tell you Little League Mgrs. 1 year on the Grand Nation . 2. Ray's Gulf 4 jiven a chance in Training since Ruggeri posesses that rare 1. Rotary Club 12 2 so He later became a member of the Newark Athletic Club, Avenel Fire Co. 0 He was rookie of the year in 3. Kolibas Oldtimers 3 amp which opens Sept. 28th. combination of the competance 1960 and acknowledged the hon- 4. Pusillo A. C. 3 2. F.M.C. Corp. AZ 2 of an excellent administrator to- after retirement from active play, and his many stories about Continental Division or in 1961 by winning the World 5. 1st Presbyterian 3 3. Deverin Ass'n . 10 4 gether with the vision of a drea- football kept the Newark writers busy whenever they met up with Woodbridge Teachers 4 600 at Charlotte, the Firecracker 6. K. of C. 2 4. Hebrew Men's Club 9 5 mer. ' John. • Woodbridge Cardinals 3 Golf Chairman Is 250 at Daytona and the Dixie 7. St. Deme. Men's Club 1 5. Jewish War Vets 7 7 Best of luck to you Joe on Brennans 3 OfM 11 AM. to tt r.M. 400 at Atlanta. 8. A&O Sweet Shop 2 6. Hill Pharmacy 6 Unable to Compete your retirement — WJL. followed with the checker, and Lucky Spot 2 But David's work will be cut 9. St. Joseph HNS 1 7. Italian American 4 10 Elliott again came home first Charii* Brenn«r's WOODBRIDGE - Officer Jn Sun Realty 2 out for him against the likes of 10. J&L Auto Body 0 8. Phillips #66 4 10 becoming the only two-time win seph Nagy, director of the Mid Sport Shop, Inc. Sanitation Department 1 defending champ Richard Petty, 11. St. Joseph Players 0 9. Gruhjn Pharmacy 3 11 ner. dlesex County Police Golf Tour- Dukes 1 James Hylton, Buck and Buddy 2. Gypsy Camp 0 0. Kaskiw Plumbing 3 11 In the foreign compact divi- ney, who would rather play golf Lots of Action nfam • AUISIT Commando's 1 Baker, current point leader Bob- sion, Ed Leip upset four time omoom MtmttNT than eat, will have to sit out Don Bosco K. of C. 0 by Isaac, popular Dare! Dierin- Industrial Softball League winner Dick Lewis, and is com- MM ftiaf at, this year's torrnament. Woodbridge Jaycees o ger, G. C. Spencer, Wenae.i, Slaw Pitch Fords Boys League At Dix Track ing close to the top spot in the Games Played: While practicing his swing Scott and a host of others. 1. J&L Auto Body 5 NEW EGYPT - Rain, rain, point standings. Strong competi- Sun Realty ,19 - Don Bosco, < Play Twice Thursday last week the popular patrolman The Northern 300 takes the 2. All State Air Cargo 4 go away, come again some other tion comes from Bill Roscoe, Teachers, 12 - Lucky Spot, 0; FORDS - Two AU-Star teams noticed something wrong with green flag at 2 p. m. Sunday, 3. Continental Can 1 day. This is the feeling of all Shorty Gerrard, John Franette P. R. Fire, 12 - Molnars, 4; from the Fords-Clara Barton his ankle. X-ray's showed that July 14. Time trials are set for 4. U. S. Metals 0 race car drivers and fans as and John Wagner. All of these Cardinals, 11 - Sanitation, 9; Boys Baseball League will play he had broken a small bone in Saturday, July 13, 11:00 a. m. old-man weather has washed boys come to race, and think L. Lea. Mgrs., 10 - Ave. Fire, 3 an Iselin All-Star team and an the ankle, an ankle that he had to 4 p. m. Babe Ruth League away three racing nights at Fort nothing of going around, under Fils. Fire Co., 8 - Schreiners, 6 All-Star team from Menlo Park broken some years ago, which 1. lions Club 2 Dix Speedway. or over other cars in hopes of Brennans, 7 - Dukes, 6; If you listen carefully, you on Thursday, July 4 at 8:15 P. evidently did not heal properly. 2. General Democ. Org 1 Although lacking in the field moving up in the money dash. Satans' Ath., 6 . Hope. Fire, 5; can hear the seashore calling — M. in Dennis and Memoria: Oyers Cons., 4 . St. Cecelia, 2. 3. St. Elizabeth ' 1 Fields in Fords Park. Wearing a cast on the leg, Joeof mild Thursday night's, the The "Action Track of along about this time each year will be out of action for at least 4. St. Joseph' 1 Also on Saturday July 6 a 1/3 mile asphalt track has give a East" has proved to be just that another month and will miss 5. Sabo's Sport Shop 2 8:15 P. M. two of the Leagui race fans the action they have and extra distance events have the tourney slated for July 25. Thursday, July 4, from 4 to 5:30 6. P.B.A. Local #47 0 All-Star teams will play two All been looking for when shows added to the enjoyment of one M. and from 7:30 to 9 P. M are allowed to get off the and all. Those coming out early St. Cecelia's Joe Medwlck League Star Perth Amboy teams at the n preparation. same field. You can never tell, from the ground. Action, wide open rac- have a chance to take a front Other Masses scheduled for 1. G.B.B.A. #111 2 way a woman smiles at you, ing is a by-word at tile home seat, and be in excellent posi- Masses Listed the remainder of this week are 2. G.A.T.X. 2 BARGAIN BUYS what she is thinking of you. of speed ,and fans are still buzz- tion for the grabbing of the Thursday, 8 and 9 A. M. and 3. G&G Excavating 1 Oceanport, N. J. _ Assagai ing about past shows put on by thrown checkered flag. ISELIN — First Friday will be Saturday, 9 A. M. 4. P.A.L. Lad. Auxiliary 1 winner of the 1966 Long Branc leading contender for Long dare devil drivers. Big events run thus far in- observed this week at St. Ce- Confessions will be heard Sat- 5 Kepich Esso 1 Stakes, was a $24,500 yearlini Branch honors this year, was In the six weeks of circling clude the Memorial 6, Boro Emp. #1164 0 celia's Church with two Masses urday from 3:30 to 5:30 and purchase of Charles W. Engel bought for $67,000 at a paddock the tracks, five winners have the Firecracker 50 which took H and 9 A. M., according to from 7:30 to » P. M. hard, and became a turf coursi sale at Hialeah earlier this year, prevailed. Will Cagle copped the place this week. Make Thurs Very Uev. Msgr. John M. Wilus Little Carteret League Masses to be celebrated Sun champion. Fort Marcy, winne but subsequently rejected by his opener, Tommie Elliott gained day night's Dix Night for a full piistoi. 1. J&L Auto Body 11 day, July 7, include: 6:30, 7:15 2. U. S. Metals 9 of the same stakes the followini new owner and turned back to the Memorial 100, Pee Wee evenings entertainment, Confessions will be heard free parking is available. 8, 8:45, 9:45, 10:30 and 11:1 3. Carteret Auto Parts 9 year, was bid in for $77,000 b; the consignor Shortly there- Griffin and Buzzie Reutimann fl A. M. and 12 noon in >° i'~ • 4. Foodtown Markets 9 his owner at a paddock sal after, Mara Lark was privately or main, church; also, 9:15, 5. Jack Pages 9 shortly before winning the Lon. sold for $50,000 by the Estate of 10, 10:45 and 11:30 A. . 6. Metro Glass 7 Branch' and later being name< Albert Warner to the present JAM. ft Tlwn. Nitti tl » PJL, Dally'« t PJi. Grass Champion. Mara Lark. owner, Mac Conn Farm, 12:15 P. M. in the lower church, 7. Catholic War Vets 7 '« fcM PJL Lourdes and Fatima Halls, The 8. Sportsman Assn. 6 Sacrament of Baptism will be 9. Frank's Dept Store 2 Ucal KmctyrHn For administered at 1 P. M. in the 10. K. of C. l main church, Monmouth Park By National League A baby-sitting service is avail- JANTZEN 1. Craftsman Club 10 SCHOOL'S OUT able to parents of small chil- . . I'lay Safe 2. Ideal Liquor 10 P*S. Express Bus dren attending all Masses on 3. Airco Co. 10 SWIM NEAR . . Keep I'll Sunday, conducted by C.Y.O. EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 4. Fire Co. #1 9 A um.,4.1, nltclwa tl p*pv- . . Keep Cool girls in Room 206.. 5. Carlo's Pizza 9 kx JuolMK IWMi w*w Ml «••«< GO BOWLING At: Services and activities for the 6. Synowiecki Funeral 7 ONLY 2«25 ROUND TRIP wwllW rtyln, aha Sfcif BOWLMOR remainder of the week of the 7. Safeguard Realty 6 7th include: Tuesday, July 9, FROM CARTERET—Leave Carteret WloppjiHr LANES 8 W P. M:, St. Vinrent de Paul Center Wednesdays at 11:15 A.M., SaUjKMys at Society, meeting in Room 109; >lBOWCRAFT velt Ave. & Hudaon St., 5 minutes later. N K X T f I M II P. M. the continuous novena to LAKES SL Jude, patron of hopeless ca« FROM WOODBRIDGE —Leave Main & School TMH fM It h*rtf es\and the mivena to Our Lady FunFor AH Ages or Main & Pearl Streets, Wednesdays at 11:30 FULL LINE Of AVAILABLE of the Miraculous Medal. Bene A.M., Saturdays 11:00 A.M. diction Of the Most Blessed Sac WATER SPORTS fm •! 22 FROM PERTH AMBOY—Leava P.S. Garage, (or rament will be commemorated RB SCOTCH PL AIM J NUIPMENT after the novena. IW ISlVtli 351 Smith St., Wednesdays at 11:40 A.M., Sat- k.nj OPEN All termer altar boys, who ' Im.ball tutting urdays at 11:10 A.M. have cassocks and/or surplices • MUil.tv,# fiilf . Art.tiary HOLIDAY SPECIAL! at home which have been Special trips on July 4th [RjENl BOWLING loaned to them at one time or • W.I,, Cycl«« • C*nociii(t SOLOMON'S Sport Shop & lino, Baik Hi.In leave above locations same time as Saturdays. another are requested lo r Tit" iltlt (,uil DUVIMK HIIAII1H AVI IVKKY DAY & NITE . . FrH „ tli>| «•*•• fl«a Mm. All. SUMMKR them to the church office after PUBLIC SERVICE TRANSPORT I «uy Mass aest Sunday. Wednesday, 1G88 UEADjBR-MW mr EVERYBODY N. READS THE WANT ADS! YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT THE ClASSIflED FOR FAST RESULTS IN THE MARKET PLACE Every Day of the Week Thousands of people use **• -'m The WANT ADS to BUY or SELL READ and USE POILOW and USE WANT ADS •.. It's where the action Is ... It's everybody's "bulletin board" of best buys Phone 354-5000 vfor a Trained, Experienced WANT ADS! WANT-AD TAKER le ' • •> tEADPH-PRESS —'.' Wednesday *«My 3, 10fifl July 10 Iselin — Film program, Fathers Guests 2 P.M. "Paddle to the Sea", What to Do At 1 ONLY 3(V PER LIIMD "Calder * Circus" Of Girl Scouts Free Pabltc Library July 11 — Colonia — Story hour, (Approx. five words to a line) x 11 A.M. *- FORDS — Members of Girl The Mayor Reports of Woodbridge Fords — Ffim program, 2 P.M. Scout Junior Troop 474 wore "Paddle to the Sea"; SWAP - HIRE - BUY - SELL - RENT hosts lr> Iheir fathers nl a tea by "Calder'j Circus". held at the home of Mrs. Rich July S - July 11 ard Mosolgo. ADULTS and TFKNAGRRS Knights of Columbus Prior to a Court of Awards, Ralph P. Barone, Ph. D. Continuous exhibits of Currier the Troop participated in a Re- Elect New Officers dedication Ceremony, at .which & Ives prints and dolls in foreign time three candles were lighted dress at helm Branch. WOODBRIDGE — Nieholai CLASSIFIED ADS representing the three parts of July 8 — Isojin — Film classics' M. DaPrile was named grand One time: 30< per line (Minimum Charge $3.50) 2 or more insertion*: 20# per line (Mini- the Girl Scout Promise anrl ton 7:30 P.M. "Covered Wagon". The mosl fmstialinK aapectiyear's Ux Increase ... the only knight ind Robert J. Dejoy, mum Charge $1.00 per Insertion). Phone &14-1H1. A competent Ad Taker will help you candles we£e lighted represent- July l*-Henry Inman — Sports deputy grand knight, by the with your wording. Ad* can «lso be milled In. COPY DEADLINE IS Tt/ESDAY AT 4 ing tenJflfcs of the Girl Scout alunil l'"i. u your mayor, and the reason why it didn't, is that one which causes me the most films, 7:30 P.M. Knights of Columbus Middlesex P.M., hat earlier ropy in appreciated. Laws. ^ school costs rose and the amount personal anguish, is that the taxof state aid to schools decreased SCHOOL-AGE BOYS and GIRLS Council 857. mmmmmmwmmm Several members of the burden on homeowners is boy- Summer Reading Club, "Bat If the Bid had remained the Other officers elected include) HELP WANTED FEMALE Troop Committee were invested ftlul m|ui-;lrlc:; 8nd I can do so le for Ballots." Rcpister at any Cleaning woman wanted Two same, this year's increase would into Girl Scouting and received little about it. Very Rev, Msgr. Maurice P. WELCOME WAGON Days a week. Call KI 1-8902. have been averted. branch and help etect "Harry pins presented by their daugh- It's not even a consolation to the dirty dog" or "Pickles the Griffin, chaplain; Stanley Troy. If you are restless and looking 7/2 ters. We lost about $2 million in for aomethinft to do. Welcome know that the portion of our taxstate aid to education during the fire cat." ano, chancellor; James G. Mc- OFFICE CLEANING Those invested were: Mrs. Wagon has an opportunity for bill which is controlled by Town past two years, because the for-July 8 — ^rath, recorder; Joseph T Gcis, MALE HELP WANTED Richard Mosolgo, Mrs. Domi- you. Car essential—references Hall represents less than nine mula for such aid penalized us gram, 2 P.M. "Paddle to |treasurer; James M. Dc.Ioy, nick Normandia. Mrs. Benja cents of every tax dollar paid $1.60 hr. required—No Selling. For inter- Boys wanted to deliver Leader- for the good job we did in attrac- Sea"; "Calder's Circus". warden; Charles W. Schoales, min Zawislak, Mrs. William by our property owners. Also, I July 9 — Avenel — Story hour, 2 IN PERTH AMBOY AREA. view writt Box 251 c/o Leader- ress, a Woodbridge and Car- ting industry. Although ou advocate; Robert E. Hugelmey- Press. 6/5-7/2 Burke, Mrs. Edmund Daly, would be less than fair if I point- P.M. PART TIME EVENINGS. eret weekly, 12 to 16 years of Mrs. John Toth and Mrs. Julius school population grew, and our ed a sanctimonious finger at the Henry Inman — Library Club, er, inside guard; Henry Korzeb, VACATION AND AM, BEN- age. Some routes available In Wytko. Others, who were not school costs increased during Ambitious women without ne Board of Education, which is re- these two years. 2 P.M. ooutsidd e gguard; ; Josepph Gou^eon^,, EFITS PAID. UNIFORM Woodbridge. One day a week de- present, are Mrs. Floyd Argen sponsible for about 70 cents of Port Reading — Crafts hour, Leonard L. Walters, Philip J. glecting your family you canlivery. Build your own route tiere, Mrs. Joseph Claffy, Mrs. SUPPLIED. PHONE earn good money representing every dollar you pay in local The salaries of our teacher 2:30 P.M. Boyle, trustees. from samples around your own Norman Hoey, Mrs. Aladar Lu- taxes, because we expect the and our police increased con Avon Cosmetics. Call HI 2-2462 kacs and Mrs, Jack PetersonC 643-4060 7/2 - 7/31home. Earn your own spending Board to provide a quality edu siderably during the past tw money, prizes and trips. Boys The Court of Awards was vearg. Just as the cost of llvln Johnny'U'rfUfift says:' BETWEEN 9 4 P.M. ail, cation for our children, and we START a nest egg. Money in wan ted in all of Woodbridge onduded by Mrs. Richard know that good teachers, proper for your family and mine has the< bank is a real joy, and it'sTownship and Carteret. Call losolgo and Mrs. Dominick facilities and adequate educa- risen, ao has it for our teachers /TZV'The fellas at AAWICO easy, Call Avon Mgr. HI 2-2462.MR. F1LLMORE, 634-1111 be Normandia, leader and co- tional materials coat more and and police. But, the state sales fe 7/2 - 7/31tween 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. eader. Membership Stars were more each year. tax was intended to provide for 7/2-7/31 jresented to Joyce Argentiere, those increases- "without adding ) are all pros!" :arol Burke, Mary Ellen Daly, Yet. even though I realize that to the burden of the homeowner. PORTERS GUARDS everything has been rising in KELLY MOVERS INC. Fanet Bnnls, Dianne Hoey Ro- Yet, the state granted us less Permanent and Part-Time. Uni- >erta Levendoska, Donna' Mo price for an extended period oi AOKMTi FOR NORTH AMERICAN aid, and the difference has $1.82 hr. VAN LINES orms and equipment supplied. lolgo, Denise Normandia, Nan- time, I can't be content to ac- n* OENTLERMB \ Leacfer-Presi Wednesday, July 3, 1968 NEW VFW OFFICERS: Staff of Officer* 19B8-69 (I*ft to right) Officer of the Day, Joseph Gurney; Installing Officer, past pnst Commander George Goodrich; Adjutant, Paul Sznlce; Surgeon, Past Post Commander Steve VVuy; (apt. of Honor Guard and Patriotic Officer, Edward Knlnis; Sr. Vice Commander, John Pluta; Trustee, Past Post Commander Alfred Fenske; Post Com- mander Vincent Basillri; Quarter master, Michael Walsh Jr.; Vice Commander Richard Toth; Chaplain, Al Flame; Retiring Commander Frank Biizas; and Club Manager, Past Post Commander Daniel Donovan. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES SENIOR CITIZENS INSTALL: Knights of Cotombus itiditonrim, Amboy Avemip, Woodbridge, was the setting of the annual instal- COURT AND SCHOOI-S lation of officers of the Woodbridge Senior Citizens. left to right, William Moran, vice president; Carl Deinlngcr, president; The Supreme Court has ruled of not more than fifty (150 00) dollars or July 15, ISM lor Reinforced Controls Ernest Burrows, Immediate past president; Mayor Ralph P. Barone, Esther Nelson, treasurer; Elizabeth Prekop, secretary. Assisting Mobile Imprisonment for a term not exceeding Pipe. unanimously that "freedom of fifteen (15) days or both. 520 Lineal Feet of 38 inches x M inch« After the installation, approximately ISO members of the club left by bus for a day's outing in Asbnry Park. choice" desegration plans are 5. Any ordinance or portion of an ord.Elliptical Reinforced Concrete Plvr. inadequate if they do not dese- Inance in conflict herewith is hereby Cists III, New Jersey State Highway Defense Unit suspended during the term of the within Standard Specifications. To Ix delivered given by Mr. Deininger who al- Mrs. Haugh, and Mr. Burrows. gregate Southern schools as ra-Ordinance. At the termination of the with- on site along Randolph Avenue netr AVENEL — Members of the pidly as other available methods in ordinance, all such impended conflict- Martin Street, In the Avenei Section o* o presented Mr. Burrows with Named as committee heads ing ordinance or portions. If any, «tall WoodbrfcUe Township. Mayor Barone Installed an engraved plaque "for his out-by the new president are Mrs. Ladies Auxiliary of the Avenel would. automatically become effective again lm Fire Company have been atte-n mediately. If any portion of the within Bids for the above will be received •< itanding innumerable contribu- Thclma Smith, publicity; Mrs. Ordinance shall be held invalid, that pot the Office of (he Municipal Clerk of III* tions to the progress anr success Mable Hooper, and Mrs. Fayding meetings of other fire auxi- tion snail be deemed severable and theTownship of Woodbridge, Memorial Mu- liaries in Woodbridge Township ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF remainder of the Ordinance shall remain nicipal Building, Woodbrldffe. New Jer- of the Senior Citizen Club". Mr. Zambardi social chairmen; Mrs. sey until 2:15 P.M. Prevailing Time. Senior Citizen Officers The Senate Armed Services in effect. Burrows served as president for Larson, hospitality; Mrs. Fran- speaking on the formation of uly IS. !9M. To be opened and publicly WOODBRIDGE — The Larson, compliments of Mrsth.e past five years during which ces Flannery, sunshine; Mrsa. Mobile Defense Unit. Frank Committee has unanimously ap- JOSEPH NTCMYO ead by the Municipal Council at. 2:11 proved President Johnson's nom- President of the Council , M. Prevailing Time. installation of officers was held Simon, director of Civil Defense Said Ordinance remains on file in the John Kozusko. time the club was organized Eleanor Peterson, membership ination of Gen. C. Westmoreland Bids must be submitted on the Pro- by the Woodbridge Senior Citi- Ernest C. Burrows, retiring with 13 members and has grown attendance. in Woodbridge Township, is in office or the Municipal Clerk for public posal Form which is available at the Of- as th» Army's new chief of staff, inspection. fice of the Municipal Clerk, Memorial lens on Thnursday at the Knig- president, turned the gavel over to a membership of over 250. charge of the project. Those After the installation ceremon members of the local auxiliary effective July 2nd. Notice ij further given that said ord Municipal Building, Woodbridge. New fcts of Columbus auditorium withto the newly elected president, The members of the Board of ies, 128 members and guests de- mance will be further considered for final Jersey. The Bid must be accompanied by Mayor Ralph P. Barone admin- Carl C. Deininger. Others who assisting are Mrs. Loiuu'e Eid- passu* by said Cornell at a a Certified Check for not less than tea Directors include Mr. Deiningi parted by bus for • luncheon at son, president; Mrs. John Loc- meetini g of that t bboddy to be held In thepercent of the amount bid. istering the oaths of office. The took the oath of office for the Council Chamber at the Municipal Build- Mr. Moran, Mrs. Nelsonr'Mrs. the Marine Grill Seafood House. We, Mrs. Frank Ungvary, Mrs. LEGAL NOTICES The Municipal Council reserves the mayor was accompanied by next two years are William A. Prekop, Mr. Burrows, John J. Compliments of the Marine ing, Woodbridge, N. J on Tuesday, the right to accept or reject anr or aH Bids Council President Joseph Nem- Moran, vice president; Mrs. Es- William Dwyer, and Mrs. George NOTICE 16th day of July, 1968. at 8 o'clock in thewhich in its opinion will b« in the best Haborak, Mrs. Mary Haugh, Grill, door prizes were awarded Allen. According to a recent re- Notice I* hereby glv.ni that at a Regu evening, at which place and time all interest of the Township yo. ther Nelson, treasurer (her sixth Mrs. Larson, Carl Schmidt and to Mrs. Mary Benko, Mrs. Anna lar Meeting of the Council of the Town- persons interested will be given an oppor GEORGE T. MEHOLICK port, favorable response has tunlty to be heard concerning said ordin Corsages and boutonnieres term); Mrs. Elizabeth Prekop, Stephen Guerin. Shutello, Carl Schmidt. Mrs. ship oC Woodbridge, held on tha 2nd day Business! Administrator been forthcoming. of July, 1MB, the following Ordinance was L.P. 7/3/M t7.7» wer presented to the officers secretary (fourth term). Members of the Board of Blanche Schmidt and Mrs. Pre- introduced and read; and passed on First JOSEPH V. VALENTI and dignitaries by Mrs. Dorothy A brief acceptance speech wa Trustees are John J. Haborak kop. The kitchen brigade was call- Reading: Municipal Clerk AN ORDINANCE TO AMF.NT) AN OR- ,,P. 7/1/M 129.26 SALE ed out to serve the fighting fire- DINANCE ENTITLED "THE TRAFFIC SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY men of the local company on ORDINANCE OP THR TOWNSHIP OF NOTICE CHANCERV DIVISION May 29. Serving were Mrs. WOODBRUWF." <196J) Notice is hereby given that the following MIDDLESEX COUNTV BE IT ORTJAiNED, by the Municipal Ordinance was regularly passed and ad- Docket Ns. F-4KMC Eidson, Mrs. Herman Petz and Council of the Township of Woodbrldse? opted at a regular meeting of the Municl Equity Savings and Loan Association. Mrs. Robert Cuna. SECTION I. An ordlnam-e entitled al Council of the Township of Wood i corporate body of the State of New It was reported at the recent 'Traffic Ordinance of the Township of ridge. In the County of Middlesex, New Jersey, is Plaintiff, snd Harry Rosen- Woodbridge" ACID BOIL Charles £. Hutner Award: What's pH? It's the scientist's shorthand to express acidity on view Officers Installed Junior Scouts Ljardcfardeti a scale of numbers, something This like degrees on a thermometer. Had Busy Season Hydrangea need* acid soil, with By American-Irish Unit COLONIA - Member* of By Your Jerome Langer Selected a pH of about 5.5) Junior Girl Scout Troop 492 re- Ratgen Gsrden Reporter One way to change neutral or 1SELIN — Michael McGov Newark St. Patrick's Day Com port a bttsy season was held un- PINK TO BLUE atfctffife soil to acid is to addem, outgoing president of the mittee, spoke of the need for der the leadership of Mrs. Affita 9 A sort of magical curiosity in alum to it, but only a little. American-Irish Association of American-Irish Associations, to fMarticki and Mm. Beverly the garden is the hydrangea Just how small a quantity de- Woodbridge, installed newly have "pride in ancestory, but Ev»n» which included attend As ''Youth of the Year elected officers for • two-year dedication to the United States ance at cooking classes camp- plant that bears large showy pends on the pH of the individ- clutters of wbite, pink, or blue ual soil. And so Mrs. G. has aterm at the recent ceremony of America — Our Country!" ing at Bide-A-Wihile, Roosevelt WODDBRIDGE — The annual gogue for UnStod Synagogue Synagogue Youth members who flowers. letter from here suggesting that held at Royal Oaks Cocktail He emphasized the need for orPark; an artificial respiration Lounge. ganizations to support activities course, a mother and daughter Charles E. Hutner Memorial Youth, has been chairman of will enter college in the fall was As far a« talent goes, the she have her soil tested by her in Woodbridge Township and ad dinner. Award was presented to Jerome many study groups, was presi- included. Honors wert given to whites have to step to the rear county Extension Service, and Officers installed were: Jo- vised "know what is happening Members of the troop arc Langer as "youth of the year," dent of the National Honor So- Richard Ballon, Harvey Flor because they're forever white. then follow recommendations of seph Jackson, president; Pat- ciety and the Woodbridge High man, Sam Fried, Jerry Langer, the county agent exactly. rick Fitisimmons, vice-presi- in your own town." Florte Becker, Karen Carrlson, at the Woodbridge Jewish Com- A blue hydrangea, though, can Devon Daniels Jacqueline Dia« School Band, In addition to earn- Ellen Shneyer and Jay Sher. turn pink, and a pink can turn If the agent says to sprinkle dent; Mrs. Theresa Durek, re- munity Center. a thimbleful of something in mond, Doreeri Eras*, Elafex ing many awards for outstand- Officers installed to United blue. The in-between stage i« oording secretary; James Sin APPROVE PLOT Hochrun, Kathleen Kapper. Dr. and Mrs. Cyril Hutner, 7 the soil to turn her hydrangeas ing work in school. Synagogue Youth for the coming not often vtry pretty. You might nott, financial secretary; Jus- CARTERET — The Planning KathJine Kotowski, Melissa Ii- call it blink. blue, she'd better not use twotin McCarthy, treasurer; and Board gave its final approval Beech Lane, Metuciien, have es- Last year's recipient of the year were Sith Friedland, presi bes, lisa Unslce, Maureen Mc- or there'll be danger of no hyJack Jones, sergeant-at-arms. of plot plans for the contro- tablished the award given anna- Hutner award, Jeffrey Gutman, dent, Bruce Kesselman, execu This subject comes up again Clellan, Jeaimie Orazi, Diaima drangea. versial Locust Grove Homes ally; in memory of their son, to with the arrival of a card from After the installation McGov Oatarticki, Jana PurU*, Dawn son of Mr. and Mrs. David Gut- tive vice president; Rhonda Ad- Do you have a question about project. Schofer, and Sandra Spine. the Congregation Adath Israel ler and Candy liebner, vice a gardener in Runnemede who gardening? Ask your county era reviewed accomplishments man of 120 Grove Avenue, Wood Preliminary approval of the Mrs. Walter Wilkes was mas- has grown tired of her pink agent or write to Garden Re of the Association during its youth who is outstanding in bridge, made the presentation presidents; Steven Gooen, trea ad- subdivision had been granted at ter of ceremonies and Mrs. blooms and would like to try for porter, College of Agriculture initial two y«rs, under his both community and center af- and delivered a message to thesurer; Cheryl Levine, recording the board's February meeting, Philip' 'Sdsdone. chairman Of blue. How to do it? and Environmental Science, ministration. On behalf of the fairs and best typifies the ideals congregation. secretary; Robert Weisner, Cor- but construction was delayed by the mother-daughter dinner. I put thisproblem up to DonRutgers University, New*Bruns- members, the newly-installed Rev. Andrew M. Sebben, min- responding secretary. Evening's builder because of the tight Members of the Cadette Troops) for .which Hutner stood. Lacey, Rdfgers specialist in wick 06903. president, Jackson, presented the ister of the First Presbyterian chairmen were Mrs. David Gut- engraved desk sets to McGov mortgage market. made the center pieces and Langer, son of Mr. and Mrs. home horticulture. From him I Troop 355 opened and dowd ttw David. Langer, 153 Dunham Church of Trenton, was theman, Sherman Jacobsen, assist- got the message that the color Freedom is not always the era and Mrs. Helen Enderlien, The builder will construct 27 ed by congregation president, past recording secretary. affair with Che flag ceremony Place, Woodbridge, had led nugues- t speaker at the special ser change is all a matter of soil right to do and say what you homes on the site of the oldSlides were shown of tfa* Set** vice. A farewell to six United Robert Korb. please. mewwe services in the syna- PH. Patrick York, president of theBlazing Star Swim Club. Roundupt Of Leading Union & Middlesex Twin-County Companies Have you ever wondered wjjen the Union and Middlesex firms with are many leading Union and Middlesex Twin County firms. Through whom you do business were founded, who founded them, who runt the brief histories of the firms shown below, you will be able to trace the dynamic industrial and commercial expansion of our Twin County them? You'll find the answers on these HONOR ROLL pages. Listed Area. We are confident that you will find these capsule reports most on these pages — in the order of the year they were founded —• interesting reading. 1800 1847 1855 1869 1889 1892 1904 1906 Over Half Century The Suburban Trust Company CROSS KEYS ALTENBURG Elizabeth town MOREY LA RUE Of Personal Service M10HWH COHH Vail-Deane School Estpblished 1892 To All Faiths Throughput JSV,'BL«« mm vnt HOTEL Piano House, Inc. Gas Co. mated war back la U», UM c Monr LaHtt* Uuadrj ud CUaa- Middlesex Counftr Oaafard Oar*** FUWMI laf Coapaaj lende oat above FOUNDED BY: ESTABLISHED 1869 SMtck PtakM - WeeUteU ONE OF UNION CO'S Our 112th Year aH otaen in If "eld. Will AUGUST F. GRE1NER M 1160 8. J«rsey st FREDERICK A. an thaa MOJM cutomere and of faithful, dependable Complete Banking Services OLDEST HISTORIC SITES College Preparatory * M enBtoyea. Many laRae bee (Ogp. service to residential, aanud worldwide rooocattfc* far in 1847 Phone 232-2300 commercial and indus- Ha lawdr* and dry dearina; laad- (JRE1NER BuilMnThe Early 180CS ONE Of AMERICA'S LARG- trial users in this area. Girls—Kindergarten I Honk are.. CrU; EST PIANO-ORGAN Drive-In: 36 North am, V. CLEAN, qnanwuL MODERNIZED Funeral Home STORES, WTIB *> numa»- 1 nktabettfemi Plata. JBBttMt Gradts 1-12 of Ike importeat lm- 1M Oaaiar. Garml. ROOMS. HOTEL IS CONVENIENTLY Mn-b: *»th ave. fc Weat ai IML LOCATCD, ENJOY COMFORT AMD provamenej ta tHwh) and mi- THE QONGfiNIAttFrY OT THE DOUS SELECTION. Boys ^-Kindergarten oktoee bare ham tooted and per- IKE. Broad, VaUU. Mn. Jfeuttto E, AMeObie* fected at Moray LaRua'a naln Drtva-Ia: Ml dark at COCKTAIL LOUNGE Grades 1 -i »lut . . Wsaud on Lldf arwood 1)1 K. Vroat. PUd. M Oreea tkraat wt»eMa>. WJ. 351-2000 Avanoe, la Uaaaa. In addition, Drive-in: Booanett »ye. * M. e» taundrymea ud dry deenere IT W. CNrry it, Rahwaj MO Park are.. So. Pla. ME 4-0264 1U* M. Jereor at. Eeh. ell Salem IT*., ntuMk from aH over the world frequent- 1858 ly via* Moray URa* to etndy lto 381-5759 methoda and equipment Telephone 351-3141 1904 OM19A 1850 J. R. BAUMANN, INC. Tka Wlowinj officara direct ACCUTRON Many Ltflue'e opnnUona In New 1895 Florist ' Est. 1858 Jeraay. Penaaykaaia and New 1812 1870 York: Frank Scott Jr., praaUenU NCR NCR NCR ROUJX A trtttfaa h H.J. fer over Hema M. SoMt. ehalrmui of tka CRANE CO. lMjwn. beardi Maaloa M. Soott. Ttoe Hw Thomas *• Batts Oo. pnatdaot and eatr«tor*l Laato W. tha Pimi WM BavUand, ttoa [inHnili Baa. A UADOI IN BO """TMOAIi - Thatcher Matlond The Vlce-Prm Doaflu F.T.MORRIS, INC. aolh F. Barter. ETOlya L Mr. Furnace Plant SectMJeu., Cheater X. CUifc DRUGGISTS SINCE 1870 SINCE 1895 Cash National State Bank Mr. Out, whoae family tm been 4> Rahwajr fcr 11 ie» Register MANUFACTURERS OF eratfena, and who la a rela- Reliable Pharmacists Moray LaKae'a baaatrial Sa> FOUNDEM; tive o* Abraham Clark, a plf Oarrtea ComSeW It beaded THOMAS AND LENOK First Since 1812 HEATING AND alcoar at toe Declaration Ot by Vice PreaMrat Bobart a. T*y- Co. Independence, aaje, "We Fill Your Prescriptions lor, & aenee maw ot New We are already la Ike Intaraattaaal COOLING EQUIPMENT market * booa to .expand. workVarMe: One Of Union County's hop* to Day UMl M loaf lute* fcakartM wMk IN u we oaai There an cUl- Promptly * Precisely d atted Largest Commercial Banks FUNDED IN 1850 dnat of the tuna* tismtt* «NC6 1904 LC :D IN GARWOOD a» to take «nr whoa tWr 1 Fast Delivery Aaoovrimm « BOOI- Marty LaSut WM handed ta ssasr . Complete "One-Stop" IN 1906 KEEPINO MACHINBi TOR a partaenUF W yaara aao by M Batter it.. Hatabotk. KVERY BUSINESS A (Somplete-Appraiid Iwviw Bonking Utbloa Many aad William Lf M W. bearwood «»•.. Babwar PH 352-1234-351-1212 EVERY REOORD-KEEPnn* ACQUIRED BY CRANE CO. Hoe. la adoltioa to Mr. Moray 354-4331 JOB. MAOHDnS SYtrrBM8 M IT. Broad at. n* Mr. LtRae, the JoDowtai Elizabeth 354-3400 OCTOBER 1964 388-0711 DESIGNED * INSTALLED put leaden of toe linn Bade •Y EXP1>. IWPWBEENTA- 1L Kenilworth 272-5001 outaUndUW contribution, la Ha TIVWB. SHWKEMW ABE 245-1120 nowtk: Mn. Mow. Mije MM 1902 Roselle Pk. 1863 mCTORY-TRAINBO. Hillside 354-2600 1851 R. Portmu, Prederle T. raolki. 1885 Mn. Wanta BeD. WU»pm O. TM N«mrk ave., Bttl. Rahway 388-0800 MiUack. Hirtert B. Kott. Uater 190T H. Writ**. Albert L. Wkrd tod ELIZABETH J ENGEL BROTHERS Afnee M. Laoer. OTHER amOES Of: The Singer Company 3S5-8181 Moving Service HILGENDORFFS God Co. Awnded In 1851 Founded tn 1863 BY CHARLES CHRISTIAN ENQH, 1166 E. Jersey Street 1890 m. i«ot r k Edward Cluk 1905 In New York CHy By John J. Byrnes Member of InlMiHaml Ah- Ttaaa- Founded in 1885 port AMOC. k> Flame ft tee Aafelea, t M. tmnm t COMPANY by Mr. William Hilgendorff Eliiabet+i Bank BOFF la MS tha BUM baoanw "We hope to oonttaa ear THE snmm MTO. COMPANY •teetteat eantoa thraafk BOW 1832 la tramfforta- Go. III Itn whan UM N.Y. WU Serving The Community 24-HOUR SERV1GC Uon. by land, aaa aad air, to Featuring America's Finest became too crawled, the Hii- FOUNDED 1905 kMp ptoe with nudera ttroc* SINCE 1890 abeth faeterr IU opmtA. L demindi. Boiler Burner Units In UM, UM BUM baoam*, ud Quality Shoes for the Entire JOSEPH W. EMOBL OUR PUKPOtt II TO OON- By Jacob Boff IT. L\ Watson & Co. WM. ENGEL Family, and dedicated to TiNUS THE WPEOCABUS Conversions fvWI MRS. ANNA ENGEL FERVICB POK WHICH WE rATHER AND OBANDFATMDl 0T The Singer Company careful and competent fit- ARE KNOWN. Air Conditioning (AMUB, AND LEONARD BOIT 901 Julia t*.. Established 1832 tin, Ja coaUnoad coacenln- MEMBER r.DXC. Uoa of toiMrf-the-Une amtac naeUne ting of your footwear. 354-7800 HI Ettubelk av*.. BUa. 352-7430 Three Generations , Members rlrat H., Bki Of Hom« Decorating 352-1650 flOd «• a ChrMS* < 10M«» rint at, EUa. New York. Stock Exchange 1889 OTEN EVERT 6AT ft attMM* 1851 1864 354-7600 .. 1890 1903 STOCKS... BONDS Union County Trust Co. Summit And Elizabeth 1908 MUTUAL FUNDS RAHWAY SAVINGS SINCE 1864 1905 Trust Co. Fricke SAFFRAN EVERY BANKING TRUST k Institution WALLACi CHtVfOM Monroe A. Weiant BORROWING SsJBVH^: Furniture Co, FOR All, IN TUB AiUBA Established Since 1889 Furniture, Inc. Griffith Piano Co. Established 1851 Resident Aartiwr , IN Founded In 1890 TIB Ml Broad*. SINK*! 1905 Founded 1905 m Wilnilartif »ve. For Your Convenience 7 is falaabilk ave. BY FRANK * rHICICB, M. PROOHfBttVE ua) Weettleil an. MVBBUCNTATIVES FOR FUUNUKU BY 4N fUthway «v«. ItKMa'MMaTW ... SteliM-ey. CUt*Mlaf, WMfUUer • Was Offices In MORRIS fc ANNA SM'THM* 1 ud uta*r oukei ul gluiuf Pgirth Amboy • Y«u Caa Alw>y« M«v« CuuAduwe KY (iJ-M t'lHltt'ST.. KLU, ind tor Ijiwrey n,i WurUlivr 101 Wood u*,, N. IN l«l» SAKk'HAiTl MDVtl) SAVE WITH SAFE I , i* St. GeMive. Nat'1. Bank Building UM 81. Gw. «vt. In Fricke's II) 1'RE.StNT IXX.ATKJN AT \SM Irvhtf it, IUh« Wfldnwdjy, July 3, 10AR the Desn's List with a straight from New Jersey, Maryland, lea Walling and til* late Mr. Valter Reade Theatre in the By RUTH WOLK A average. West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Venezia To Direct Men*8 1 Walling, Enrolled at an Evening torvette Shopping Center of • • • Delaware. Session student, Aquila is the Woodbridgoodbridge July 115. TW* mod On the Dean's List at Rider • • • son of Mr. and Mr* Dommick l , whichihh depictd s tha -future College, Trenton, ii Wayne Mo- Janet Moran, daughter of Mr. Aquila. Ha is majoring in bust Committee For Deb Ball zeles'ld, fll Demorest Avenue, growth of the county college, and Mrs. Edward Moran, 179 ness administration and is a give viawers a clearer under- Aveael, School of liberal Arts Echo Avenue, Edison, and a graduate of Woodbridge Senior WOODBRIDGE ~- An orguls- asrve on the Ken's Committee. and gtianee. standing of the collegejrplannerf graduate of John P.'Stevens High School. ttton meeting of tfa« Men's Com- The major project of th* Mm expansion programs. Tie model High School, was accepted this • • • will then be moved to Oie Muni- mittee of the Etfhth Annual De- mfttae is to assist wttll the sou Howard Roiielle, Clover Leaf week at Perth Amboy General tealf program book. Patrolman Joseph Curry has cipal Building, 1 Main Street, butante Bill will b* held TttM- v Minor, Apt. 104, Woodbridge Hospital for enrollment next Sep- been elected president of the and chairmin of the business where it will remain until July diy, July », at fcOO P. M. »t tember in the Charles E Gre- Patrolmen's Benevolent Assorts 29. Specially prepared bro- education department at Csr RCTntBD * LIVING COSTS gory School of Nursing," tion Local ltt Middlesex Coun- chures accompany the model th« horns at tte chiirtnin, a t#ret High School was one of Washington — The Labor De- • • • ty Park Police. Other officers and are available to interested Nicholas V«anU, 1 Woods Line, th« workshop pirUclpantj at an partment report* ttmt ft taken Three Township residents are are Chester Makowskl, vide persons. Colonli. Advinced Economic Workshop on the Dean's List for the spring president; Michael J. Cumkkey, nearly KOOo a ysar for « n< M Monlclair State College, Mon- semester at Union College, Cran- recording secretary and treas- The ball it held annually un tirtd couple to maintain a mod Her theauipleu of the Wood day Robert Lilley, president of ford. They are Wallace W. urer; John Cacchione, financial to (the lore of GSdT'the derate standard of Miring in a secretary; Joseph Dicembrino, bridge Towflship fittlilktst sad Is adore Singer nf WoodbriclKe, Society. Aotive in Congregation the New Jersey Bell Telephone Morse, 431 Hudson Boulevard ]ove of country is the be»t Urge city, for the couple who State Delegate and ManvfUe Professional Women's Club. Th« who for 18 years has operated Adath Israel, Woodbridg*, Sin Company and chairman of Gov- and Miss Patricia Walling, 21 preventive of crime, .Hevwho rents their home It costs about ernor Hughes' Select Commis- Livingston Avenue, both of Ave- Kurti, sergeant-at-arms. ma jo; portion of the proceeds ti the Spotswood Pharmary in ger in married and 1« the fi is proud of his country will sion to Study Civil Disorder in nel and Donald D. Aquila, 53 be particularly cautious not to used for a complete scholarship $J0O more a y*ar. Spotswood, has be*n elected ser Ihcr of two son*, Jeffrey 20, a at the CharlH E. Gregory o«d vice president of the New New Jersey, spoke on "Eco- Holton Street, Sewaren. Morse, Area students on the Dem'* do anything which it calcula- sludent at tha University of a graduate of Woodbridge Senior School of Nursing. In addition Jersey Pharmaceutical Associa nomic Aspects of the Urban List at Vlllanova Unlvsrslty for ted to disgrace it. STILL WORKING AT M Tampa and Bennet, l«, itin High School, is the son of Mr. smaller scholurihip grants art tion, the nation's oldest phar- Crisis". the past semester are Richard -George Borrow. Massillon, Ohio — Mm. Clara ins Woodbridge Senior High and Mrs. Adelbert Morse and awarded by BPW annually. Tilts macy group. A past president of • • • J. Font*, 329 DeKalb Avenue Murray 90. is happy with her the county group, Singer served School. \s a science major. A student year's ball Will be held Friday. Four members of Colonia and John J. Fuery, 3T2 Green PANAMA'S PRESIDENT work at to* Central ftatt* Can as Middlesex representative on * • • nurse at the Charles E. Gregory December 37, at the Brunswick Chapter of AZA Ira Glasser, Street, Woodbridge and W. Alan Panama — Dr. Arnujfo Alias Company and dreads the day the State Board of Trustees for Miss Pamtla Nichols, daugh- School of Nursing which she Bodnar, 55 Cooke Avenue, Clr- Inn, where 3S Township young Jeffrey Bluestone. Michael Seid has been officially declared When she will hare to retire. seven years. Resigning to accept ter of Mr. and Mrs, George ner and Alan Shiller, attended ia attending on a full scholar- leret. ladies will be presented. Presddent-etect of Panama* The In 1M1, two years after retire- the vice presidency, he was- Nichols, 17 Tlnglewood Lane, a four-day convention of AZA ship granted by the Woodbridge • • • 67-year-old leader of tha ittajor Mr. Veneiia has invited ap ment aft, Mrs. Murray went to succeeded as trustee by Alex in Reeders, Pa., June 23-27. The Township Business and Profes- 1 Colonia, who DM completed her Middlesex County College of opposition forces reottved a proximately M of the Town work during the manpower ander M. Bell, Edison, also a sophomore year at Marietta. convention body numbered 260 sional Women's Club, Miss Wall- the "CAmpus of the Future" will total of 175,432 votw into Mar ship's outstanding citiztna to shortage of World War II. past president of the Middlesex Collage, Marietta, Ohio, li on representing 1,000 m • m b e r s ing is the daughter of Mra. Char- be located at the Woodbrldfe 12th election Of Leading^ Union & Middlesex Twin-County Companies Hive you ever wondered when th« Union and Middlesex firms with «• many leading Umlon and Middles** Twfci j g whom yon do business were founded, who founded them, who runt the brief histories of the firms shown below, y»U will b« abb to trace the dynamic industrial and MOUMrdal expansion of our Twin County th«m? You'll find the answers on these HONOR ROLL page*. U»t«4 Area. We ara confident that yotf will find these capiula report* moat OB these pages — in the order of the year they were founded —• interesting reading. 1912 1922 1935 1942 1947 1952 1953 The VAL' SEALANOER HBNRTS National Moor* Chevrolet EXCELLENT fttabllshed W2 Estoblltfiad 1947 Ionic In ROOFING- » DING RfilTAURANT j fr. OHARlil I COVfiRT *ng food the way At Ypur Seryict sssavim UMOM OMURT tan yoa enjoy it by: We have been serv- HOMI tcoum Louis Lekas TYPEWRITERS Estobliifeln 1912 6^er 46" Yeori EMANUBL KAlTAIN ing you excellent ITALIAN P0O0I BUILT-UP FLAT ROOftNG ADD1N« MACHINES Serving Yba SINCE ITWMKD BY: Martk J. Km Sr. • LEADERS ELECTRICAL* MANUAL GEORQE, hametype meat* Or 1 rs.io.O. ** mill* t*mtt MM Exc(5l!ent 5a.D, RENTED, REPAIRED JAMES KAVALIIROJ ••/i.-im •'••:••.•.;• ». made-on-the-prem- STfiAKS-CHOPS an BL mmi *.. inmrn N. OFFICE SflAFOOQ 252-7500 354-3TOO 1 Sinct 1935 70$ W. St. Senqt Av«. ises desserts since tJr&ri, MJ, 486-992T .1953 at this some .,? -(•. ••,.•,•* ••<.• BANQ0W RAWT ROOMS . • • -V-1; * i 1914 1923 address FOR 10 OR K» WBTPIBLD 1954 1947 BmkfQtti - Lunch - Dinner IT ITS m TASBUN ITS AT HOMI CANADIAN E. R, BGOARO/JR. JOHN W. Open Monday thru Saturday CAU! 241-OOW TRUST QOMP/W Established 1914 PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO SAWICKI JOHNNY Elaobeth, HI 284 Morris ovt. Elizabeth Boulevod » Mt« H. By Tha Dornfeld Family 1937 OUR SPECIALTY Serving Ytw Sinct T947 MURPHY'S KeninVui tn The Pull Service Bonk For "SATISFIED CLIENTS" BRASS HORN ALL Your Banking Needs THE LYNN PORTRAITS PAINTiNG WEDDINGS 1957 You'll Feel At Home DECORATING Established In 1954 RESTAURANT COMMERCIAL & 1962 <\t fentral Home INDUSTRIAL,., INTERIOR & Featuring 154-8668 TOWNLEY Your hosts, Emil ondtee PHOTOGRAPHY EXTfftlOR Tood At Ifs c^stf St. ami it * «HUW« n*. IN IMS RHSTAURANT & Our M«nu Will Delight You A delightfully new dining BRANCSI omesost CARPiNTRY CATERERS experience hoj been brought 1915 Vvnik m, Mr. Narik in FROM OUR BROILER 354-7466 308 Amtt«rdom AvC, COCKTAIL BAR Nc*4i a Dow* mi to the Union County araa First Bonk Or ofonta Chateaubriand—Prim* Ribs Roselle U-« Bronl St. Dine to A Pleasant sw wnw AWU oouisnt M1CHAE12 J. (Mr BfcaMfc in.) by the Brass Horn Re»tou- Steab & Chops Atmosphere ONbTSVMOU* HARRIS, INC tM *Wfc-U» rant of Elizabeth. Colled Cooked To Perfection 1946 245-4655 "Continental Hegance" it 3 PRIVATE Sinc« 1915 First Bonk of Colonia |L 4-7400 FRESH SEAFOOD ELIZABETHPORT offers outdoor dining m ths o\H\m ROOMS ROOFING SH€ET •H stBktay aWf»# woodbvfdft Umtlm r.D.1.0. k IW. Buttered Fillets To 1949 European manner on a OUTSIM CATERING TO MftTAL PHOTO OUm BSSAUTOVb NEW A|j Roof Repairs, Live Main Lobsters IMS chonwingly new outdoor ter- FIT YOUR NEEDS IN cnnxuii wnr £', • -Hot ftcjofs, Siding, NAGROD STUDIO race. Here, diners can en- Cocktails & Food Served1 Kodak Developing Center Luncheon Dinner Leaders, Gutters Established 1949 By joy luncheon or dinner in Til After Midnight 381 -WO 1924 Sheldon Nogrod the pleasant "of fresoo" at- A La Cart§ Manu SSI Nnr r«W K. BUFFETS, BUSINESS DISCOUNT PRICES Creative mosphere to popular in the ROY LASHER 35M7QO AOTA leading restaurants of the 351-9092 LUNCHEONS. BANQUETS AJUHJS Photography 580 Nor* Ave. Onion Real Estate Broker AND CATERING ,.. Wedding* , SSBUf Si IHOWBUI ttSYBTOMI Inm Honki Amt ond Builder Portraits X 196S 1919 ' ' Commercial- Industrial Restaurant & Fine homes in top locations. 352-1654 Color - Black & White Building sites for one family •M WBRimO AVm. •LDMBSmi 355-2036 Cocktail Loungt or multiple dwellings. IMIU SUSOSA AVB.) News —Legal 1959 JERSIY STATE - Serving You Since 1924 r AMFoms M R>. LUNCH BONS HAIR P«CE5 •twtaa *.. m MKHUDII, Christine Lee'j ,'EleGtrk Ca, Inc. 354-0104 12 Noon To 5 P.M. EL 2-3102 1941 1946 Gaslight For 2ZlBKQtl«t. |t«Z. DINNERS Restaurant & f JOHN P. THE SEWING KIT 1952 5 P.M. To 1:30 AM. Cocktail Lounge 1927 McMAHON ESTABLISHED 1946 TOUPBK CHERRY HILL Fine Chinese Cuisine ^ Realtor-lnsuror Private Rooms For Excellent Steak Dinners Our 41 it Year ONE STOP For Men Seiving And Supplying OUR OFFICE REST HOME SHOPPING Showers, Parties FOB YOUR DOHMQ PUDAJSUHSi ^ Home* - 5tor« AXIA Fstgbl, 1952 •men nog AT YOUR SERVICE K » DoMrt La* Ufea \BM SM B By Ethel McDqniel Banqu«ts; Meetings Muvvm niNiNO ROOM A BAR ' " • Industry " Federal Savings • SINCE 1941 YARNS, PATTERNS STATE APPROVED OXSCTAILS Funds Avail, for Mtg. Loans Complete Ml 14 END FABRICS' BOARDING AVAILAJUJI ro» PARTDSS Cpntropfon ntofsstms, Real Estate And BUTTON HOLES, BELTS DIAL1 351-0190 roam run ssmvKB .. & RETIRED FOR RESERVATIONS OMM T DAYS A WEEK , With tyerything BUTTONS COVERED i% SAVBiaa PASS. SOOK MAn Insurance Service MEN AND WOMEN COMPOUNDED ftUASHl»l,Y CALL Btctrieal Jhxje 1919 Evelyn Weigmaj* & Chriitine Lee & GUYS » DOLU JNWJBH) TO SUM* «T HOME-BUSINESS- Reasonable Rates Clarjssa "Strickland Steve MoNock COMMERCIAL Fqrpi)y Atmosphere 354-8767 Custetn Hok (Soodi rasa PAUBM aaUa-or atomsj SJ. eaMtV ST. HAHWAY 1585 Morris Ave,, Union tM CHJHKT ST. HJZABJSnl . fltsabeth 381- 688-3434 388-1673 353-7657^^. \ BUY IT... SELL IT . r FIX IT... •.•.•) ,••' THRU THE WANT ADS THRU THE WANT ADS THRU THE WANT ADS PHONE 634-1111. A COMPETENT AD TAKER WILL HELP YOU WITH WORDING. ADS CAN ALSO BE MAILED IN. COPY DEADLINE IS TUESDAY AT 4 P. M., BUT EARLIER COPY IS APPRECIATED. WANT AD FORM! CLIP OUT... 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