3 Plants Pat on Notice Hatco, Catalin, Heyden Given Fivc-Day Notice by Township to Stop Air Pollution; Restrain^ Order from Superior Court Eyed $45,000

WOODBRIDGE AU-AMCRICA CITV

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Woodl>ridRc, AvenrI, Colonia, Fords, Hopekwn, Iselin, Keasbey, Port Reading, Sewaren and Edison

Vol. LVII - 29 Woodbridge, New Jerwjf, Thursday, September 23,1965 AT f 0 woodtmtlM M.J. 3 Plants Pat On Notice Hatco, Catalin, Heyden Given Fivc-Day Notice By Township To Stop Air Pollution; Restrain^ Order From Superior Court Eyed $45,000. However, Perth Amboy and Carteret, Attending were Councilman Joseph Nermo facturing of Fertilizers, versus Van Keuren, WOODBRIDGE - Based on a report by refused to cooperate he said. Laszlo Ssabo, pollution expert for the Divis and John R. F,Ran. who reside in the Second a Jersey City Police Commissioner, the court ion of Health and Dr. Antoine AttaQft, Direr- Ward; Mr. Szaho, Dr. Attalla, Stewart M. held that the latter wan within his rights to for. Mayor Walter Zirpolo announctd yes Hutt, Municipal Solicitor, Norman Rnbbins, go into the plant, which was polluting thfe air To Go It Alone lerday that he has directed the Legal Depart- Corporation Counsel; Nicholas Campari, and close down the operation. Ho indicated "Therefore we will go it alone," Dr. Attalla ment to take immediate action against Hatco bend of the Division of Snnitntion and Charles that although the decision still rests, they had continued, "for every dollar we put up, the Chemical Corporation, Catalin Corpbration Beagle, head of the Department of Public no intention of imposslng such police state Federal government will grant two dollars^ mid Heyden-Newport Chemical Corporation, Works. It was decided at the meeting Ihe tactics. Instead of three if all three communities had, all of Fords, for alleged air pollution IjJ viola- mayor said, to take every possible legal slip cooperated. We have spent $12,000 to $15,000 tion of the Woodbridge Health Code. to make the plants "cease the air pollution " Sees Heavy Fine* on new equipment and personnel and we Have "A new air pollution ordinance has nKn If the pollution is not stopped by Wednesday applied for $30,000 from the Federal govern- The plants will be given five days notice to been drawn up by the Division of Health.'1 morning, plant officials will be summoned be- ment to continue our program." abate the "nuisance which is detrimental to the chief executive continued, "and I expect fore the magistrate who, if he finds it is Mr. Sznbo also noted the new râlth center tho public health," the mayor said. If no to call a special meeting of the council--pos- warranted, can impose fines of $100 a day to be constructed near the Woodbridge Senior steps are taken within the five-day period sibly the early part of next week, to in- under the present code until the nuisance is High School will have a fully equipped labora- Urn corporations will be "hauled into munici- troduce the measure for this is a very, very abated. tory to measure and identify air pollution. serious problem. pal court," Mayor Zirpolo declared. The pollution in Fords area was pinpointed On Tuesday night, the mayor said that he At the same time, he revealed, the attor- "I am also writing to the mayors of the to the three firms, the mayor said, by actual and Councilmen Nemyo and Egan, were investigation and use ol equipment by the "completely fed up with local firms who tell neys will start action in the Superior Cflurt to neighboring communities asking them to take like action. We are taking all the steps we can Division of Health staff. The situation in us one day they are not polluting the air, apply for a restraining order preventing the JHSO'SS NKW TRAI'KIC I,I(1UT; (nuncilmun Harold Mortcrmen, left, is shown otillininu (he design ia our own town, but are powerless to do Fords was so serious Tuesday that a few but continue to do so the next day." three concerns from releasing obnoxious 0l proposed traffic flow chanKcs al the Intersection of Port KradlnK Avenue »ml It.ihw.iy Avenue anything in the neighboring communities, fur people had to go to the hospital for treatment. "1 am putting every rum in Woodhridge on odors. fiih Rev. Alf* Nemeth of Ihf First Prpahytrrnan Church whose historic rhuwh is at the intersec- the wind blows toward Woodbridge." Dr. Attalla revealed that the Federal fiov- notice that the stage for talking has passed. jjjiin. Included In the design prepared by the Woodhrid|{e Division of MnidneerlnK is a proposal for Mr. Hutt said it would be very difficult to ernment will provide funds for an air pollu- We are now equipped to deal with firms that istiillalion of an additional truffle signal directly acriwn from the church. A full report is heln|* sent Action Planned do anything nbout air pollution' in nearby tion center. If three c«mmunities band to- pollute the air and we intend to prosecute to tin- State Highway Department asking permission to install the SIRIUII. Yesterday morning a meeting was held in towns unless those towns cooperated. He also gether, they would only have to put up $5,000 the fullest extent permitted by low." he con the mayor's office to plan a course of action. noted that in an 1872 case, Manhattan Mann- ench and Ihe federal government would grant eluded. Rehabilitation Training No Chief Of Police Post Woodbridge to Get New $300,000 tffered Health Nurses Seen In The Near Future, Galassi Tells Reporters Plant in Avenel, and $500,000 WoODBIUDGE — lii «wpera-|Nemyo was. appointed chairman.drive from October 24 to Novem- with the Woodbridge Division «f the 19& American Rehabilita- her is. and the funds raised will | WOODBRIDGE - From all in-, to rotate the men in the highrt •alth the American Rehabill- tion Foundation Fund appeal com- be applied to their n itionnl pro-îcations tncre nre nn p|.lns jnit'sehelon so th.i! they will get liun Foundation will train Di- mittee in Woodbridge, Assembly- gram of resoai-ch am: continuing ln(, imm«liati! future for Ihe to know each ilher's jobs K>n of Health nurses in rehabi-jman Maurice Brady, chairman of education as well ;*• its newly appointment of a Chief of Police, Discussing possible appoint- Addition to Ronson Corporation m work, it was announced {the state-wide fund appeal an- initiated programs in rehabilita- but Police Director Joseph Ga- ment of fi Chief of Police, Mr. y. liwunced today, tion education on the local level lassi at a press conference yes- Galassi stated that if the Town- Turning his attention to other plants under construction In leanwliile, Councilman Joseph The Foundation will conduct its:which Woodbridge h; terday, indicated that three or ship grew larger and more men WOODBRIDGE-Construetion of a new $300,1100 manufacturing Woodbridge, the mnyor gave the following report on pla-.t , _ The Foundation also ffors pro-1 fnur men are now tîng groomed were appointed then it might be plant will begin within the next two weeks, Mayor Walter construction now going on In the Township at an estimated • fessionnl advisory assistance to;;is futm, candidates for the necessary to apixilnt a chief to! Zirpolo announced today. cost of $4,750,000. communiUes wishin. t< improve; !M>si(ions of Chief and Deputy delegate some responsibility. At' It was announced that ltonson Corporation obtained a building oung Green Street Man the quality of their rehabilitation!hjf present he KHN! he was doing the permit yesterday to build a M.OOO square foot addition to its 1 services. Mr. Galassi also revealed that work of the director, chief jud present warehouse on t Ronson Road, estimated to cost close 75% Complete long Coiuiciln*3 Nenno has lie no longer has a contract with deputy chief by himself. ' to $500,000. •Union Cirhide*Wc*i« buUdti| to Keasbey :s 75 per cet.t history of K'Uioroys ' activityr ill lero Of Trjick Accident the Township, that as of January Asked who he thought would! The new industry, Continental Plastics and Chemical Company errleas«* -a custuin II leads as follows: $2,750 performance bind heM to "Monday ami Tuesday, Septem- assure that Ihe motjil was i lilt ber 27 and 2H, will usher in the according to specifications. New Year 572ti. The first ten diiys| of the month of Tishri are desig- Dr. Harone said Ihe fart "iat the mayor's family owns the "lfr nated in the liturgy as the Days tcl iinv mil be conflict of inti of lleiu'iitauce. This period the in "a legal sense", it "'cert; illy Jew is enjoined to devote to was a miiral conllirl." At a \>"':S%-l solemn contemplation ot liis conference called to discuss air! moral and religious condition, to pollution, the nriynr w'is •.'.!»•' pray lor forgiveness of sins com- 1 tioned in regard to Dr. f! M'I milled and to delermine to im- statement. ' ' I prove his ways and sin no more. 1 They aie also called Solemn Days "Hoes Dr. Barone sti !;: s! yjt j :iuyone ih business sh-uld iot i because of the solemn thoughts bulil public o'fics'.'" I1'- t:1 or' they Migge.st regarding man's sked. "If he tbwu'hl :'ici,' is! weaknesses anil failings and llod s any (•onflicl in inien-;' vl••• ••' i't | forgiveness and mercy. he brill); il un Ion;; Iji't'iii'c ' in,' "Al the approach of the High I cert linly didn'l l.v »•;) il :'. S' £.' Holy days we should pause to re- Does he snug -st thai his c > \i-, flect upon our position in life. dale, Eugene TihiKts,-,:) give u^>: IiOuking about us we behold that' Hie real estate luisiness if v\<", il • 1 world ctmdiUons do not indicate The inayoi said Mx- pronertv '••'ajl.l that the tio,peii for Messianic Kra .purchased some I'lê ;u(o niw! he of ixjace on earth has truly ar- • owners of record ::rc "mv t< —eo,! rived, i)ur Ambassador to the j children. I Iwuslit it 'is in- stri United Nations, Mr. Arthur J. ment for them". tiulilberg, un the day lit,- was "Most |iei>i>le knew 1 owned the swurn in cltclurgd: "1 have no pni|icrlv I didn't net mi a \--~ illusion tliut peacti can he achiev- box to shout it anvnwiT th:;n ed rapidly, but J have every con- annnuiimi that 1 own a sluuiji, fidence that it will be possible tenter in irikewnml ;i shop*"1 to inch forward to il, inch byi IIAU.VSHAII MONTH: Wuodbndnt- Huplcr of Ilu.lassah will it-K'brati- its spcnal month in iMobrr. center in North Jei'sev, two dKonizmg inch" Above, a lew of tbe members, uic iluiwn as> Mayur Walter Zirpulu thanks the nam« ot Hit Muui- ilustrja) t properties cut of "We qr« living in a time of cipitl Squaw, In front ot th« Municipal Huildiiig to Hadassuli Square. Left to right, Mis. I'U'ri Kuul< and some stocks tmii bond}. "tress and strain, and mankind man, co-chairman ol program lur i»aid up membership; Mrs. Alun Uuckoff, vice iiresidcul, mem- would have told anyone th,at( ei Mayor August b. Greiuer In born-' from Ihe l-ir-,1 UI«KI{HUMH! Church on the way to the It* sorely tried and tested. On the The bership; Mayur Zirpolo; Mis. Arthur Miiiur, vice president, fund raising; Mm. Abraham ('oupur, ed me that I own it All " eriun Churchyard, Member, of the WooM'. I'-Mce l.tâ,tment »me as p.11 bearer* The ! surface we see glossy glitter, 1 president. Ttie chapter will cuiulurl u membership drive ami will culminate the m-inlli's activities lii.tt to do was to ask me," Ih. .."vice, and the overflow crowd »lu»d uutside M dudug the Service8 for «* of W^dbridge , cludud Out muyur. ..J „.!,.., ,,v,,.i., u/iii iu> fiiuuil iiu l'uue 11. (Continued on Page 11) with a paid-up membemhU) party, October 23 at the WOwjbridge Jewish Coiuiniuiity Ceulu. Thursday, Septenfcer 23,1965 fAOK TWO m dance October • H tain; Ma Letris Trad**, Mr». Anthony's Recreation Hall, j i'ilAM MAN - RIO JOB Georw Sabol; third grtde, Mrs. COP Club '13' Reading. Republican " He dito of th „„„,,,, Committee Heads Robert Granat, captain; Mr». e throntfwut the ftato will b» pw»rail party was whpdnici ' Although Richard Williams, Mrs. John Me of (r.ime. Ilex F Knott J Grath, Mrs. Joseph Belnvmt*, Endorses Dumont jent at the affair which beglnj wnber W at the Amor,,- , hs" »HI iii Iiis job With his BvPTA _„„_ „-,.„_„, - . i A Chrlatman carr! snip nnd sale, of at 700 P. M. In addition to the •(el 1 inch fr.ime. he is able to Robert Cuna, Republic.-,„ T'ORT READING - V .non-> <)f snckj Hn, nmv ^^g „„. the-'Lr'Hepiil'li^n Club nf Wood- dinner and dancing, Mr. Cuntala \n> into li.'.ht places nn pl.'tnM nl r|1| date from the Third w,ri M ir ': |H Spare Flight Center, rnmmittee heads were ' '"'l" 'i()iic-ted bridge voted unanimously to en- stated, a midnight buffet will be present and outlined hi, hott is m.irncl hi1- ihuirhtrr dorse Republican Rubemnlflrial nerved. paign actlvitiw. 1 '0 fpct and hi ; son is fi feet 2 candidate Wayne Dumont at a Mrs Faye Walters, chairman meeting at American I-egion Mall. fVs I Ml 1 of ways and means, announced a New York City water ,,,„ Icond yenr of their term, ;nini

followsiiinino : Firs!?;••«(t grademd. , Mru*«s Williauiiiiam )ermule why there arc only nine Uahy, captain; Mrs. John U- Negroes among the four thousand \ Iloda, Mrs. Lawrence Hcrker, I Mrs. William Adams, si-rond midshipmen attending the. Nava |grade, Mrs. Samuel Sanlora, cap- Academy at Annapolis

HKICK.S H>U SA1.K - Miv Kdwiird H. Niishniim, Fords, put!--", f im I • •' '•'". nt M--'o of mtcniwn and rrf- Park Shopping Center to siRn MTOII which rrritrds her gift to lh«- "B«J A Brick" campaign for the John K, Kennedy Commtinlty Hospital. The nrroll, carrvliiK Ihr siS.....i, „ ., .ill do... .s • ED FREY recommends ^WALSHECK'S special drive, will !«• pliiewl in the hospital eornmlonr. Hilnesving the slfTnaturc are. members FIOWKRS ol the Women's Amilinry which is sponsoring the drive. Other <•< roll locatloin have been set Up 5-PC. ELEGANTE DINETTE 5-PC. TUTONE VENETIAN 3M AmW Av». on Main Street In Metnrhm nnd at Kensington hardens In Woodhndge. CLEAN, QUIET, ECONOMICAL REGULARLY J J 99 SON w B0RN REGULARLY ftft99 St. James' PTA CHINA $69.50 _ A MIli lMAs An. $150 ADDIT. CHRISTIINK itliony, was born ti> Mr. and Mrs. 44' 99 ftaHitn Itunnlnfl T»To«« h«tt, rialn, w*a, „,;„„„, iM Hodor bring, you ip.rt«ukH ™l« In a Dining loon, Card Party September 15 at Uahway Memn GAS -quality J-pit« »t bondtd 100% In glamoroui co* Hodorllt* tabl* top and 4 TVTOM chain * wolk. fr oil bontffd plnillc. Cntrou. family ill* •»!•"• WOODRRtDCK - Plans for ,1 rial Hospital The couple also have M abl« Duron upholttvry In broni.-ton*. N*vir K,iW( GASLIGHT •' daughter, Laura Sue, aged ,ion tobl. ii wM •dg.d . . t»lra .tvrdy. fl.oot.llr fall card party, October 27, (I hat thl> round tobl* with Q U Indi i»t,niw, ^ five, Mrs. Monzo is the former ttylxi thniil with oil bondwl pklltic backl . . . P.M. in the school hall, were an plumply uphol.l.rtd In nothing iup»rtouflh woih- •old at rhii low prla. Oriental Restaurant and nminced at a meeting of the St (iallo of Rahway. HEAT able Duron .James' PTA with Mrs. Leon (ic : Cocktail lounge American BUndaM hulim rity presiding. equipment to JIVP yon nm't rf- Hodor All B«nd«d IHairle 66 CHERRY ST., ELIZABETH Mrs. Elmer Green and Mrs1 Oclent heat at lower furl rnvt. Plans Outlined And yon can rely on Frry i<> «lve Luxury Lomtnat* that wlptt cUon Lawrence Weston are co-chair- you guaranterd work and !itls- retittt burnt, itolm, mars and wear men and will have as a committee lactton New Entertainment Policy! the members of the executive: By School PTA hoard and all officers. The event JVOW! ENTERTAINMEM 7 NIGHTS is open to lhe public, I WOODBRinOE - School 11 AmtMcoJt Mrs. Adam Gluchoski, chair- PTA executive, hoard outlined plans for the coining season in-, • SUNDAY & TUESDAY NIGHTS man of the eye screening project, i EASY announced children in grades one chiding the theme which will be, through eight will be tested this "A Better Library is our (io;il".l TERMS FRED MELLER year. A nne.night training class Mrs. EsMIe Marks, library co-: Pianist • Vocalist, Direct From Ne* York's EaM Side! will be held for parents inter-jordinatnr for Woodbriilge Town! , For Service With A Smile ested in working on this project.: ship, will assist by serving two' JUST DIAL;; ME 4-17 3S Better Buys Because W» Build Th«m1 afternoons each week in the li- • MON., WED., THURS., FR1 & SAT. Volunteers are needed. . 1M. Mrs. Stephen Toth and Mrs brary. The Incomparable EMERSON Albert Strish, co-chairmen, re-j Mrs. Charles Rolhfuss, program PLUMBING chairman, outlined the program; UNION - 2234 MORRIS AVE. Unique Piano and Vocal Styling! ported a merchandise club is now 'MS PA in progress and urged all familios for the general membership meet, and HEATING ALSO AT 840 BERGEN AVE., JERSEY CITY; 844 McCARTER HWY., NEWARK; R«smaUon» 6ngg«sta) on Weekends: 151-1822 to participate in this major fund ings. Guest speaker for October ED FREY WEST 160 ROUTE 4, PAR AMDS; 510 CENTRAL AVE., EAST ORANGE will be Mrs. Marks; November ¥< g y | 867 Harrell Ave., Woodbridge Lnncheooi . Dinnen • Cocktails. Authentic Cantonew Hot dnj; sales resumed Tuesday i will he open house; January, Cuisine. Private Dining Room and Bat Available lor Parties and mothers of the fifth «r:i and Founders Day; March will be this month j safety month and fathers' { he The organization will be host! A book fair will be conducted to the executive board of the. Am-|<>rt0'*'' ,M. 27-, and 28^ _a cake boy Region of the Parent-Teacher sale is "planned for November and y g a card party for April as fund INDIVIDUAL... 1 Association at a luncheon-meeting, raisin ! projects scheduled by Mrs. October R at the Knights of Colum bus auditorium. 1 P.M. This willj Alex Toke, ways and means chair- be preceeded hy Benediction at'fwn. • & GROUP TRAVEL c 12:30 nt Sit. .lames' Church, j nerial events for the students The Diocesan, conference, open, will include a Christmas party and EVERYWHERE :o all members, will be held, Octo- movies to be shown during Jan- ber 12 at Trenton. nary, February, and March in the auditorium, Mrs, Joseph Hop- A Ptrtonalizad Service For Sister M. DeSecmirs, principal, reported an enrollment of 946 ta, chairman, announced. Butineu & Pleasure Travel children nnd announced the inno- A membership drive is now in vation of departmental work in progress according to Mrs. Uuis AIR.. RAIL grade six, seven and eight. She Listort who asks all parents to STEAMSHIP stressed the importance of keep- join an(] take an active part, ing in mind that each child is Mrs Jn h Reil, president! an individual in himself and asked |ospr( ,ss(1(i appreciation to the' CRUISES .he parents to do their part in Bo.)rd of Edu(,atjon {or the work making the school year a happy TOURS .. HOTELS done around School 11. | WORLDWIDE one for the child. The first general membership j In his address Msgr. Charles m(1(l(i wi,, ^ October 26 G, McCorristin, Pastor, asked thej1a8 pP . MM . inin (hthp e , auditorium. RATE parents to keep informed on the Federal Aid to Education law. He also requested the cooperation ol both parents with the teachers In helping them to fulfill their responsibility in giving the children a good Catholic education, He made an urgent appeal to the fathers to help with the Monday SEE night fund raising project. A donation was made to the SUN REALTY'S Woodbridgo Emergency Squad. MA1«;K NKIYEKT A hook award was won by Sister 357 MIILRURN AVE M. Hugh, grade 1A and Sister M. MIU.BUHN, NJ. AD ON Josette, grade 2B. Mrs. James Kissane, grade 4A, received the attendance award. Library awards PAGE 11 were won by Mrs. Thomas Han- rahan and Mrs. P. Kukan. The officers and board m.em E rs wt'a> in charge of hospita lity. The next meeting has been changed from October 12 to Oc- tober ill. Mothers of the eighth grade students will serve on hospitality. Now is the best time TAGGARTS DRIVING SCHOOL The next executive board meeting will take place, October 14, 7:110 p.m. in the cafeteria. to go gas heat!

CANDIES The Public Utilities Commlssibn and heating contractor will tell plumbing and heating contractor has Just approved a rate reduction you that nothing beats gas heat! for a FREE HOME HEATING for Elizabethtown Gas customers installation is simple and gas SURVEY. You'll get a written using gas heat. That means 45,000 heating equipment rarely needs estimate of the yearly cost of families in Ellzabethtown's servicing. heating your home with gas. AndI area are going to save on heat this you'll learn how Inexpensive, year. How about you? That's also why most builders it Is to Install a gas-fired conversion of new homes in this area choose Everyday, more and more families gas heat. burner or a modern gas heating are realizing the dependability, unit. .The rates are down. Now It the cleanliness and the economy Now's the time to call costs less than ever to have we try harder 'cause we're only of gas beat. Your local plumbing Elizabethtown Gas or your local the very best! Call. . . . to gtv* and injoy. the world's second largest!* ASSUMED CHOCOLATIM 1 lb. $1.60 2 1I». $3.15 RAYMOND JACKSON Call today 289-7171 for FREE booklet tad Son DRUGGISTS Hzabethtown Gas 88 MAIN STREET ELIZABETH WOODWUDGE METUCHEN PERTH AMBOY RAHWAY WUTFIILD 500 North Broad Street 4b? Mdin StiMt TAGGARTS DRIVING SCHOOL I Phiuvn MR 4 Kit 220 Market Stroot 219 Central Avenua 1M Elm Strait EL 26100 Mt 6-1701 Thursday, September 28,1965 IDouble Ring Ceremony Rev. Leslie Plans Rally United Couple Saturday WOODRRIDGE - TU» WOODBRITX'.K - At a double ring ceremony S.iturday afternoon rally rlny will be obsefT«4 at St. EliMholh's Citholic Church, Legion Will Honor dRV nt the Evangelical Carteret, Miss Helen Mnry Jan- formed Church (luring U» vari, dauRhtpr of Mr nnd Mrs. Robert Fitzjmtrich worship service. Nick Janvari. ratK.K I Avenue, he- WOODBRIDGE - Albert Wood On Orlnher!). the Sund*? came the hriflr <>f Matron Miklos. commander of American l«gton teachers will partake inB» 80 Warrrn Sired. Carteret, son Post W, announced Robert Fitz- service us follows: of Mr. and Mrs Amhrus Miklos, patrick will be honored with a Miss Barbara Sipos; KisdoroR, IIiuiRary. The Rev. John past commander's dinner dance, praver, Miss CharlotU Chonko offiiinlcd. The bride was November 13, 7 P.M.. a! th« Post resrxmsive reading, Mi» given in manage hy her father. home, Berry Street. (Mick, Scripture reading, Maid of honor w:is Miss Susan- |Lillian Carroll, meditation, Tickets may be obtained front Joseph Mmily; closing na Miklos, Cuterel. sister of theIieonard Minkler. Charlie FiU- bridegroom. Bridesmaids were Mrs John Homan; Be patrick, Neal Stoddard, Bud Hunt, Ilrv. F,gry Miss Brend;i h,,h, (nrtaret. andiArthur Gardnei. or at „,„ p08t Miss Ariem K,,h, \vencl. coujinsl home Reservations shmi,(1 ta Miss Nan K Kqry will of ttie brl(lp the sermon. Mrs Grace .,—„ (made by November 6 and tickets will serve an organist. Trtt rtjt Serving us he'it man was Nich- must be paid for in advaro olas Janvuri Jr., Woodbridge, gram was arrnnged by Mn, IS brothe ro fthe hride. Ushers were lie, Fgry. The Sunday Bchirf « Lester Balog ami Bela Karaszi, partments will sing both of Cartwet. Fire Auxiliary hymns Mrs. Miklos was graduated from Future social events Woodbridge High School and is penny sale, sponsored by (D oi employed hy Indiana General Opens Season ganiiations, September 30, ft! Corp., electronics division, Keas- AVENEL — A covered dish sup- MBS. NEIL GIIJUGAN PM. in the main auditOfnB W(>OI)BRIT)C.K I.FAI.KRN AIDING UNITF,!) FUND 1MUVF,: Ahove arc member, of thp Special (Jilts Committee: UK to rlfiht. front bey. School Street. Tldwta DMJT « per was featured at the owning r,,w, Vincent A. Kicrlnrdnno, Athrrt Qmtdt, Joseph Ostrnwer, rhnlrmnn; David I'avlovsky; rear row, Robert Johnnon, Peter A. Rlcoi- Mr. Milkos attended schools in obtained through Mn AwV jurtmic, V.ugtnr 1.. I'arker, rn-rhairmnn; Harry F. Burko, Willinm K. Short. Hungary and has been In this meeting of the new season of the Nagy, Mrs. Carroll, and Ma O country 30 months. He Is emLadie- s Auxiliary of the Avenel Neil Gilligan, Avenel, lick. TickeU may be puK*« ployed by II. S. Metals Refining Fire Company at the local fire- at the door and the pubH$ %t Company, Cnrterct. vited to attend. Ulult Night School house. Mrs. James Mulligan, Jiainncn of United Fund Club Opens Weds Staten Island Girl PrfrChristmas fashioBi Registration Tonight president, welcomed the mem- shown, November IB at" WOODBRIDGE - The Wood- bers. AVENEL - Neil Gilligan, 180 ROM Street, under " fame Committee Workers brH«p Adult Evening School Fall Season Senior Citizens A life membership pin was pre- ship of the I»rantify classes will again be held at sented to Mrs. Andrew Galisin, Prospect Avenue, took as hiHungarians Club Sets ets are available from. Mrt. ftm: ~ Eugene I,. the Iselln Junior High School. Walnut street, by Mrs. Mulligan. bride Sunday afternoon, Miss Solten or at the cbnNb

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If you are a qualified and registm>ci ••<',

of the State who expects to be absent ou!M,i the State on November 2,1965, or a quuiji, and registered voter who will be within s; State on November 2, 1965, but, bprn.ii".. . Most illness or physical disability, Including H . are formed in youth. In * while working home-work"- ness or pregnancy, or because of thr on ance of a religious holiday pursuant tn • desk, hunched over and tenets of your religion, or because of IT< !,!• Ens close to hi, »mV The attendance at a school, college or univ, ; heavy books most studies are re- will be unable to cast your ballot at thr n,v tired to haul .bout are enough. nlace in your district on said date mi! in many riws, In cause bad I™- desire to'vote in the General KIM ion !. hire in itself. held on November 2, 1965, kindly wr;; In the interest of good posture apply in person to the undersigned ;it and improved health, desks should1 have titled writing areas snd flat requesting that a civilian absentee h\\v • margin areas above for reference! forwarded to you. Such request must • vour home address, and the address U> v |hooks, pencils, and paper. Seats' said ballot .should be sent, and must he •, • ,K>NATF, IX) MONUMENT FUND: TV Dofc-EjU, - should have contour backs and Jaeq««. PI* Dace,. J^ with your signature, and state, the rnison -. foot pedestals. you will not bo able to vote at your usu; H: ;. late teens, his posture habits have furnished or forwarded to any appicunt u" been molded. The male who is less conscious of hli appearance ballet will bo furnished or forwarded *•> .> tamps, arc shown pit-ienting the monej U Mr. Qnttltti. than the female, tends to slump applicant, unless request therefor is nr obtain;! there are usually so many things —George Bernard Shaw. Special Meeting to think about she oft™ slip* Into from the undersigned. Dear Louisa WOODBRIDGK - The United bad posture habit I have a good friend who has If you are leaving the State your djitr of Presbyterian Women's Associa- When standing correctly the BOOK NOW FOR YOUR a husband who is no good. I was tion of the First Presbyterian j spinal column is designed to be departure to required | visiting her one afternoon when Church, at its first fall meeting, in a straight line. There are seg- DATED: Sept. 15, 1965 he came home and started • ak- HOLIDAY CRUISE announced plans for a Presbyte- mented curvatures to provide ing sarcastic remarks about the FRANK 9CHATZMAN rial, October 19, at the Summit flexibility and absorb stress from NEXT FALL! Presbyterian Church way she kept house and the waythe base of the skull to the pelvis. County Clerk, The study leaders' meeting will we women gadded about. It made To help maintain healthful pos- County Record Bldg., be held, September 30,8 P.M. at me so mad that I gave him a ture the body is equiped with sev- doing Places and Doing Things piwc of my mind and said I the home of Mrs. Fred Briegs, eral main sots of tools or mtiseels. New Bruiurwick, N. J, 08<)(C 526 Leonard Aveirae. didn't know how H fine woman .All these work together to keepj like my friend ever picked such | the pelvis at its proper leveJ. ' Families on the go are famfliej that save. Whether It's for Open house at the Presbyterian that dream vacation, future for the kids, or any special reason Home, Belvedere, will take ptoco man for a husband on October 6. Wouldn't you think that my you may have... make this your year to start "getting places." | WEST INDIES friend would have appreciated my It's easier than you think with a steadily Earning and Growing CRUISES NOW... I IT CAN BE SOLD! ON THI MfcUTWM savings account at your Mutual Savings Bank preadant, conducted the -M very cold to me ever ,n«. NEWLY BEDECORATtn sto; 5 A NEW EXTERIOR PAINT AT A SALE PRICE.. at fa rio to rt business mating. ^ v " » B «"[ '** Current m g±J per Annum GRIPSHOLM Mr John West, mem!x>r of S>ii shiP back wllw« il *as WITH A HONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! 1631 |ett; 23,215 firaiftww) corr, who ha« worked in the field G.W.-Pa. H*giitind in 3w«l«n Paid Go AM of human rights for several years, However, wwhen an outsider Dividend ZLyO TIE MM 12 DAYS diseased the Work of the Synod joins in the fray he has every QliarlerIy SAVINGS MIX 6 PORTS Committee on Religion and Races, thing to lose and nothing to gain She described the work of the The Wife wilt resent things said Rate ^ from $370 k f the committee in Elizahethport and!by someone else that she saM her- PAH) ON ALL SAVINGS ACCOUNTS , Atlantic City, recent trouble i ^if and vice-versa. He may be a I areas. Jpoor husband but he is her hu* St. Tho«i»t and St. John, V. I.; Fort-da* Franco, Martinique; Port of Spain, TrinU Mrs. FVed McElhenny led the band. 14 DAYS OCT. 29 BbdSJiianNt devotions. The summer medi. The best thing to do when 7 PORTS 1965 cal offering was dedicated by people stint an argument is to ex from $430 Mrs. William Csete.*orld a«vice cuse yourself and go home. St Cwix, Y. l.i ForW^frinct, lUrtln- chairman, who alto Mnounced If you apologize for what you M«l..«t. Ciorte's, Grmatfl; Port (f FREE PARKING for Our Patrons plans for tne ChrigftMrtJiix wMch said-you may just say that it was Spain, Trinidad; Bridgetown, Barbados] Ptiillnsburg, St.Maaiten, Hetti. AntitleS) will go to Clear,CrWfc.W. Va. none of your concern and that you At Our Maple Street Lot St Thunii, Virgin Ulandi. this year. are sorry that you entered Into 16 DAYS I Special music was offered by the argument-you may be wel- Mrs, Alex Nemeth, Mrs. Charles NOV. 13 7 PORTS comed back again. You don't Scheurmaii, and Mrs. Briegs. have to say that you have changed • BrushM 1965 from $510 Fred Briogs, Jr., was accompan- your mind about the man-just in Map and water Nisiau, Djhamu; Monte jo Bay, Jamai- Hist. say that you are very sorry you uit on exterior Middlem Cowity'i Largest Bank ca; Curacao, Netti. Anlillti; Port of Hostesses were members of Spain, Trinidad; BrirJeetown, Barbados) said what you did. at beitoi Circles one and two, Mrs. James St. John's, Antigua, B.W.I.| SUhorrn.5, maionry, clapboard Virgin Islands. Hied and Mrs. Ole Lauritsen, co- For InforutlM Mil liumrliMu chairmen. mrtal ThePERTH AMBOY Mxt tin LAD CATCHES THIEF that contain! all 3 of th« gr.aleit in redienlt: LEAD • Oil - , ^ m«e ? will be heW, B wh|t t ColoM «ui»Q7 October 21, at which time the London — While playing in his RUBBER VINYL LATEX t Con alio be uwd immediately after , Presbyterian officers will be pre-sheriff uniform, Barry Youngs, T, Spr.ad. on .moothly, «o.ily. with a v.lvery fmi.h Uwti your home look.na Savings Institution sented. eleveo, saw three men breaking Stautiful for y.a« lonprl • Th« II th. n.w paint that drift bhitfring end peel,ng, H PEtTH AMBOY, NIW JERSEY TRAVEL I into a house. He ran home, ask- Drit.bugfrJ, and du.t fro. In 30 minut* • TH, ii th. new paint that contain, an He Gets Around ed his mother to call police, then Invltlblf broathing ihi«ld to p«rm» ovaporation of moirturo. 9 AJA. • 3 tJK Wdoy 9 AJA. • t Pir\. BUREAU hurried back and followed one of Wife — I suspect my husband of 303 Maple St. Perth Amboy | the men over two miles. Finally j1 V having an affair with his steno- GOOD QUALITY I VA 6-3661 he reported the man's description: DRIVEWAY TO SAVERS SINCE grapher. 1869 • WORLDWIDE to police who were able to make Maid — Oh, you're just saying Ntubw fMkrol DtpotU lunrura CtrfOTtiM /' • DOMESTIC that to make me jealous. 'an arrest. OUTSIDE WINDOW SEALER Gal. 97 ^^mw^ww^ PAINTS SHADES 5 Can Hdt, rt(ifiiih« and i. • pa Ponk * Deck. yi from wtallur dom : Qftf Plait it Vinyl In- f» Suh * Trim, b

At lust! A ™iiiTftr putch can't weur or chip aw.i>. Ituiulii to any surluii-inntrt'lt. tveu metal or ((lass! Dries stronger than cuuerete. Kasy tu 98 api>b, nu scruplOK, no priiniiiu. Mix in lundy pail, Isi- fur walks, garage lluoi. driveways, hteps, KBIISUII iiMsunary. If il liu» hult* or 6*1 craiks, you can fix it with V\\"I 4 GOOD. LB. KIT BUY DIRECT AJ OUR FACTORY... 54H? M BEST BROS. 401 N. BROAD ST., ELIZABETH OPEN DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M. - SATURDAY 'TIL *> I, ta Jersey Bell .k.^.i i« '"' - Cnrt?rpt Thursday, September 23, 1965

i!int place, "Thp I,;,!,* Arrivals,*'!hisjli same. Norman Greenspan, SI Mr. and Mrs. Charles K»nij end m;,il(> hiuh avemy; Fran Smitlt. |Mr. MKI MM. I«i Sn\ith: wfcondilomMo hi > «nd Mr and Mr».|er: Ilhod.i Ktoimar, female most- M]9 Sim Slut! "3 At»l»y Av»nu« »M Mm Avt"« HWV I & RMiWfUH! Ave. All Officti. Daily, 9 to 4; Uiv'itp, l|ill nwn. buyers while being interviewed gram and has given the agency were guests Sunday of Mr. and EDISON. N .1 by our sales associates", Mr a well educated sales team, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Mauccri, Madison CAM, 54S-9IM "Whrre Finl in At name m«oiu You.' Nemergut stated. Cuevas said. Township. The new building consists of a ground floor main office with other professional offices ou the second floor. The location also YES, SIR... WE'VE GOT THE BARGAINS ii features extensive off street park ing facilities, "The large increase in our residential real estate re-sale dc; partment has necessitated thi.s change in location," Nemergut j continued. Oar volume in resi-j dential resales for 1964 was over three million and the prospects! for 1965 look even brighter. j Mr. Nemergut, is an active, member of the Middlesex Coun- ty Board of Realtors and the M id- i dlesex County Multiple Listing \es Modern system, serving both as a mem- 3 ber of the Board of Directors. In 1964, he was named "Realtor! wtrle Heat of the Year" in Middlesex Coun- ty. He is an active member of the Woodbridge Township Uwl: eo8te lew Cross, Elks and Lions Clubs. In 1963, he was named "Jaycee of: ewr before the Yew" in Voodbrkige Tnwn-J jhip. He is also a past president jic SorviCt'i ipieili low rate now makes it more desirable than ever before for yoj to of the Iselin Chamber of Com- merce. I modirn, convwiwrt Electric Heat. When you heat your entire home Elictrically you Sun Realty also offers a real I then idvinugu: room-by-room temperature control; clean, quiet performance; estate appraising and insurance hughtiy radiator* or pipes: steady, even warmth; and the special low rate. service. The new offices will be maned I ir» building or buying a new home, call Public Service today for free details about ! by a ten man sales force headed •w, modirn way to provide cold weather comfort. j by Louis Cuevas, vice president of the firm. Mr. Cuevas is responsible for the complete sales administration of the agency including all training and real

Gcnld R. Food, House Minority leader:. FftJIUC SERVICE ILfCrftIC AND QAI COMPANY "We don't have a two-party system and we've got to work on that in 1966 or not be concerned 'about 1968." Ov» NO MONEY DOWN-UP TO 3 YEARS TO MY! Terrific Mark-Downs on Broadloom NOW OPEN FOR ENROLLMENT Roll-Ends! SAVE up to 70%!

HEAVY SCULPTURED ACRILAN \"1 Rigul.r $14.95 i<{. U. - 10 Snort Colors X D,lux. Tackltu lmt«ll«H»n Ovw tkivy lubb»»° fij DANCE ,10'* CRESLAN PLUSH SMOOTH VELVET 12 Sffltrf Colon Dilux* Tatkltn Imlallollan Ov«r Hmvy Dubbtrittd Padding.

MOHAWK WOOL VELVET MOHAWK WOOL... HEAVY RANDOM SHEARED limilirf Quantify - 12 and 15 ft. Widths 95 REG. $13.95 SQ. VD. 1A9S U Colon. InitolUd Ov« Hiavy lybbtrtud P«4din(. 15 BEAUTIFUL COLORS III7'' 0«n I mbi ttllt bar(«inl MUSIC STUDIO s u CompUtely Initalled Ovi.rH.avy Rubbsrii.d Padding. , I V i MOHAWK ACRILAN PLUSH 108 Rt. 27...Rahway 381-9823 Xtgulor $12.95 S«. U. - 12 Smart fall Cthn HEAVY QUALITY 6-FOOT VINYL DIIUM Tocklut IclllQllaliqii Ov«r Hu«y Rubbulltd I TAl* - MODERN JA2Z - BAM.KT - TOt; - MODERN ACROBATIC INLAID FLOORING... DANCE BARWICK DU PONT #501 NYLON 9S AIL PHASES OF BALLROOM Regular $10.95 So.. Yd. - 12 mi 15 ft. Widths Dtlum Tackltll Imiallalion Ovir H««vy Rubb>ri»d EXPERIENCED AND tALENTKD , Sal• •ev •Priced 8 INSTRUCTIONS ON DRUMS, GUITAR MUSIC NYLON TEXTURED BROADLOOM AND PIANO 95 Continvotts filament - 12 and 15 ft. Widths Dalun Tatliltii Inilallotun O»«i Htgvy Rubbiriitd Fvdding. BREAI'HING k BREATH CONTROL 6 AN EXPONENT OF BEL CANTO Sq. Yd. VOICE HERCULON POLYPROPYLENE STYLE OF SINGING 1 Slain Resistant - Plain and Tweed 195 Choit. •( many poll.nn ucU lUik, m«(bl*-(|npin, wood-aiui". ¥<><• Regular $10.95 So., rd. - 12 and 15 ft. Widths Our Prices Are Most Moderate HD*\, gnd 'carpet', fiaauiilul tuvlnoii liiluxa lotklm InilalUHyn Ov« Higvy lubb«ili»d Podding. 8 coUn fot «««ry toain, ••"/ dual. I* imloll, g map lo l«|> '*'<'" 3 to S In.sen sin AW. s9oo bright « »»w . . . wuunti r.ûind I DU PONT CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON only 4iic* «r twict a yiurt Luîy Vf«u>' yrs. old I- yr». old I Only •- (igular $730 Sq. Yd. - 12 ft. Widths p ing, lUlltStt •• Itoihi and bum*. class per class per i la»s i Ovu Httvy Fwm Padding. it Buy now* «nd tavil No mvo.f downl 5!°. QURSTUDIO POLICIES 125 N. WOOD AYE. There is no oWigation, extra fees, or contracts, it is strictly a pay as you go basis. We believe in LINDEN, N. J. children performing in shows, but not recital." AJAX SHOP Whv? Most people cannot afford the cost ol OPEN fRt. TIL 9 PJM., SAT. TO 6 P.M. - W, CURGi HI costumes & material for recitals, or do they like the obligation of selling tickets. We just teach STUDIO HOIKS: dancing what parents want their children to • Call HU 6-7646 - El 3-6434 for Shop-AtHome Servic* 12 NOON TO 10 P.M. learn, POISE, GRACE, & DISCIPLINE. YOU ALWAYS GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY HERE '•:M 1 TH£ LQNtK (Bartrnrt Jrr aa \ Book Review What's V"Past Is (v Ttih review was written by Twenty-Five Years Ago — Six prominent |w(),,i, 7 Wayne Wlrta (»Kf 1«> who la havr been selected to serve on the local dnit i Pubfirted Weekly On Thursday By X presently a member Puhllr Library •• '"—• Unlike the first World War, Woodbrldge will h,n, 6S1 Roosevelt 4vr umm r Kl Green Street ^ bricler for Ihf " (f be Known a* IiOcal Board No. 3, Woodbridm- Town-.), Harry P. Frank. Associate Publtantr Carteret, N J I Woodbridge. N.J. & months. Mr. Wlrt* h « ** ters will be in the Woodbridge firehouse nn Sri,, Tel: HE 4-11II Tel: B I-5WK) ? „,„, ,| John V. Kf««edy MeElroy, president of the Board of Fire (mrm-m,.,,, ? High Srlinftl. No. 1, informed the Township Committee th«i „„ ,0c PER COPY MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS - ONE YEAR. M.00 SIX MONTH* «.» L able there, I T,|K T(IWKR BY THE SEA Fifteen Years Ago - Woodbridge Township «,,„• I Bv Mrindert f)f Jon* proposed $26,000,00* county trunk sewer, anil „„, August Frederick Greiner llnrner * R«»- 1i)M made this clear Tuesday by adopting a resolm,,, his death and it is certain they mean local participation in that proposal. "Sn when a great man die*, Tuesday night's action of the Township dm,.,., a great deal to hte family and are a I'lid is ;i I pattern of two other municipalities whn an- ,(<., For years beyond our ken, frir wmi (t'M l : consolation to them. "nf ''K ilverioren ' county project. Day before yesterday, Perth \miK The light he learn behind him lies In n1 i Perhaps, all the sentiments express- O|J) the trunk sewer and South Amboy did likeu,^ i, Upon the paths of men".. .Longfellow ed may be found in the brief but im- Saturday the people of Woodbridge . | , ,;,,i,i t,, -i m-aci-mi t-v Ten Years Ago - The Parking Authority Mil pressive eulogy given by Rev. Bo» eye Throush pa- informed today. August F. Greiner, of whom it can Church, of which Mr. Greiner was a mil truly be said: "He was loved by all." .; I ]lV). <|,0 taui'W Ihwe The Authority said the footbridge would be i>p, '•i member. M, to 'live in p-'-e toRclher. But practicable Aince Ihere would be no access to it „ 1* His quick smile, his cheery wave as Since Mr. Greiner was not a man •v nconle (il K ilveiloren uere ,\ny footbridge in this immediate vicinity would I* ,,,,,„ liil as «,«e as Hie old woman, jnn feet long; of considerable heighth and very c\|,,.,,. t ' you passed him on the street, his who liked ostentation, it is certain he Thcv' niii : words of consolation to those in sor- would have appreciated the simplicity lie >lrnn*\ and her blue eyed cat •f!e|ting the children acrow the Parkway." row, his quick action to aid the help- of the words. So, we end this editorial) in be .HI evil omen In biMiitiful pro-e. Mi IX1 JonR Five Vcnrs Ago - Despite a lengthy last ditch liuhi less-all these have vanished. In their thi> D of farewell to August Frederick Greiner I «ri-iN-": Ibc events which led up c,.atjc minority on the Township Committee to < H,,,, place are wonderful and inspiring with Rev. Johnson's "In Memoriam" I,I ;, nr'ii D( terror when the vil (^Huhment of the post of business administiatm. i driven bv tear and super- memories of a man who assisted others at the funeral services: created by a vote of 8 to 5, with Republican memim K|g|| -'ihnii aiMised the wnnviii of be- favor during lhe early hours Of the governing hv (lie i I <:,veil the village from ^ Mme- to ,hf ^^ wi(h thc v0(e R()|n(, ]h| serve as it« chief executive. impression upon this community. He Committeeman Richard Krnuss, Democra! m ., While !'"• 'tnrv ha iwmcnts of August Greiner came into office at was nurtured in this church and it ends in with Republican John Evanko, called the new jut, ' <* 1 •rtielty and ' ' tied office boy." a time when the depression had hit splendidly exemplified the spirit of and peace, '"her dis- hard in this community, leaving Christ in all his endeavors. His love of bonkc by Meindert dc the hundreds without jobs. As a result, the Woodbridge and his devotion to the S Fa- NEWS REPORT municipality's coffers were depleted, well being of this Township were brilli- •hers." ;>ml "Slndr; eh for few could manage to pay their tax- antly portrayed during his many years Under the Capitol Dome es. Undaunted, our "Augie" set about as mayor, and through the numerous FROM WASHINGTON refinancing the Township and at civic organizations which he so ably By J. Joseph Grihhins JltUl ucitm times H seemed as if sheer will power served. We all feel indebted to him LBJ'3 Wizardry-A Look At on his part alone dragged the Town- for the immeasurable contribution TRENTON - With juveniljuve e atotorr Waynay e Dumonl. Republicanp . DROPOITS: - In the war ship out of the financial mire, the bot- which he rendered to the people of this •rime rates being pushed higher is reaching its ape\ witihh chargeh s .gainsit t di New Jersey tom of which appeared to be certain by-repeated juven¥ offenses'anff dd i'nd counterpanth e schedulehdldd to schoschoool authorities hi«lta Bobby Kennedy's Chance—Declini community and beyond. court secrecy oir the disposition of feature the weeks ahead leadins placed on notice by D Fredeiick bankruptcy. The tide finally turned, By William A. KoRarty „,,..„.,,.„,,,, ,, ,, ,„, "Yet his greatest service has been S. ta N " Jersey Supreme up to thc Novcmh-.-r 2 election M. H™b.n«er. State Comm.ssion- District Manager WASHINGTON. D.( - lhe pros ,n ||.,. but those of us who resided here at in ministering to countless persons in ;ourt'has relaxed its niles in the; The usudi handshakinR trips by , „ , ,,, . , President's shrewd and success- major bid i, uture handling of juvenile delin- t j | candidates to permit "' (or that time, will never forget "Augie" ne r va Q. How much will my social f , h „„ o( |hp , , ^ t, But 1 HI those moments of grief when a steady quency eases. voters to meet them face to face lassroom infractions •• tmlv check be raised1 . . . In a recent ruling. Dr. Knubin- lllls Krt Greiner's efforts on our behalf. It was hand and a wise counselor are most Hereafter juvenile court judges are being promoted in both A. The amount of the increase " ;er declared employment of sus- :ific on lr one of the many reasons why he was needed. August Greiner was a pastor, n*New Jersey mayauthorize dis- camps. But something new has is based on the worker's full closure of names of erring juven- been added this year. Bath candi- from school infractions amount at aut of 85. i In preventing a crippling strike, pass so nun h , the only man, in memory, who ever who, with compassion and under- g to maintain 1. For thosf who started re- I through an almost single-handed rapidly, his M» ies as well as the evidence dates are engaging in a wras of of eeivlng their checks at age itakeover of negotiations, the Pres- fetts in the m ran for and was elected mayor without aiainst them. The js yg standing comforted and guided and them. The jurist!, may:mteresting debates at mectins* law. B5, the Increase will b* ! ident proved to the country he the health\ also i«sue statements to the press held in different parts of the opposition—that was how high in es- upheld the many families who sought the con- 7°. tl their monthly check. gets what he goes after—in the my, all MI on the disposition of iuvem.e de-State, a proce Pal- that beginning in l%5 a extent, in recent weeks, from be A-ONCE-0W gence? committee quoted a Montana;mer was characterized b; It seems to us there are points on _l sible self-conduct," said Dr. child entitled l« children's being less critical of the President Judge responsible for similarjDemwratic State Chairman The average defense attorney would both sides. Certainly there are instan- .luflge responsmie lor sunnar;i)emocratic State Chairman as vr". . ,;" ne(its will eontlnup to b» en- |t0 lavishing praise upon him- mtl ISN'T ENOW say "yes." changes in the law in that State. I manufactured by the umlerhaiKl tilWd t« benefits atler a*r )* ;w|,ic|, is sjgnifjCiinl. ces in which a seizure simply cannot who insisted that fear of publicity tactic machine Besi'•'• the jury in such instances that if it be- many drivers continue to operate A great majority of Puerto Ri. has a child over 18 in .-school? can you thc hoodlum and his parents, the can workers are leaving for home A. Not unless «h<- also has Bght on hii hands in 1STO with Hu- lieves the defendant did indeed lose when they know, or should know, their report stated. without the crops ttftn1 harvest- a child under age IK entitled to that cli.n 1)( the power to act,'by reason of an un- condition is a risk to themselves and "Society's disapproval is one of New ed As of September 1. it it re-: benefit In her care. The law dwd sllU :l fhallenser. forseeable illness, he should not be others. There, it would seem, the the strongest restraints on human the State Farm Bureau! at concern mother'* benefits There's another Kennedy to be iumiui>conduct,, " ^.u.saidu thi,ive reportn-px,... "Thus,.i.»., ! •• , . Kiivli>rii-V M ™"somme l)3.60'gw0 rucllPuertuo meaRicann coniraacontracti bat not changed — the still heard (ruin, oi course — Senator tion. Coi held negligent. nl nK to n b Klt M grounds are present for contributory parents, in order to avoid adverse, ™ / „, f _ ' "5* , workers were left in the State out must hay an entitled child un- Ted Kennedy. He is already get- fice and. publicity will cease to be jndif.Raubinisi'r. State Commissioner of ^ ^™ ^!!™*."Sl But more and more juries are be- negligence. ^ publicity \yill cease to be indif- of more than 8,000 who worked all der n&t It In her cure lo rneive tinK a thinly-veiled build-up by tion, a-^K ferent; the juveniles will also ' JtM")*. summer su me benefits herself, If her last en- far seeing writers in major news- coming inclined to disregard that and Perhaps one approach to the prob- fearful of the publicity given their The State Board of Education, ™ |. backuroiit The Glassbcro Service Associa- titled child becomes age 18 and papers and magu/ineg. Either find for the plaintiff, according to a lem would be a system of periodic phy- has, we may cootinufs to be entitled to his Hobby or Ted. il is believed by com pan v report from a group called Jury Ver- sical examinations for drivers to weed Kwrinitial"ivoiiineiit'of"5"'P»ssible' to relain or recruit the checks by virtue ut brian a full- makes him worse." fuIMime stl Jents you. dict Research Inc. * - Approved 'ate-season help, will request late time student, the mother's , out those who are potential hazards on The New Jersey Press Alti Ct seasoseasonn recnrliient Pt to check, will stop us >hf no lion and a presentment handed up arc Atlantic County. 81)0 recruitment in Puerto It covers in detail verdicts reached the highway. Cai* May SOU- (W Rit'° Men wno drtl l"'l)USht fromj longer has uny rhild by an Atlantic County Grand Jury Health Hints ! (»• Kssex. 700: Middle-"» Islan(1 now must be guaran- AGF 18 entitled to social that you on December 10, 1904, sparked carity. We read und hear a great deal lhe Supreme Court study into ju-! sex. 1,000- Mercer, 1.500: and'wd « weeks of work. i side red "• Ocean m\ âen contract worker receives ^ about the problems uf a dry ikin. view thiii venile court secrecy. Both a The problems of an oily skin have -m claimed publicity would prove a Four of lhe counties - Atlantic. 5-cenUan-hour bonus if he fill-;PAYS WRONG } from y*»ui Protection From Freedom fllls tne ful1 f nis IxtMi almost letenent to such crimes and also CumlHMiand. Middlesex and te™ " contract Is lil •ilace the public on guard Ocean - have appoinlwl boards ,„,„_„ , ~~~, 'accident, Arthur E, Bwlcher told ?olh,of lheae conditions gtem Its been over four yean now since lrom atl|ivit lh sebtiCt no exc stands today. Its most monstrous s law breakers. of trustees and presidents The, • EKSEY JIGSAW - Water at rwijce he hit a parked car and ""' y ^ « - Lake thing The Wall, that infamous barrier in is that it has deadened hope in the counties of Bergen. Burlington.. ™pareong wi'l h- ' I Jo encouYase the Rrowth of oy-Sbte p.,,kwav .|lirin., ..... ,,, ,'ly, wrinkles occur' whether the CO|>) " tragedy, and the hatred of Commu- believe that The Wall is a go skin. The application every ' the practice of (XX) indictment of The Wall as it still teenawrs i'-'a:....u. civilizatio..:..:.=....!. n .... ^ (| „ gooA emo||ienl onC(J or ^jce goes by the name of freedom. dropping out of each The ersey Statl1 Filir ' 1(K) yeai> "» <>»y skin is not i-, ••' pair of Southern lawmakers. I Motor vehicle ins'ic;H,n -t ltl,ms , T, ' "' . More aiient is soap and water, cream The word graces no dictionaries iiii New Jersey arc , J „, "lrkT *"' ^ T" "' N7 ^ u skin lotil)n' in about ^m we've seen. What irked the author, it seems, was winter schedules «-» "-s year than ever before!hours the normal skin is as oily Hughes 1ms announced their vote against repeal of state right would Hughes has pro-1 aS jt ever was But anyone hep to modern slang is to work laws. el^ Try lo keep calm if you are aware that it has highly unflattering to construct a tidal clam troubled with an oily skin. Emu- On that basis the "fink" supply on I across the South RIVLT a- t Sa.-,.vy re-. CAPITOL CAPEHS: - "Opera-!l'onil1 outbursts and anger in- though aotnewhat imprecise connota- ville Nsw Jersey residents lion Big Sniff! is underway increase the flow of skin oils. Use a Capitol Hill is rather large since the are asked to participate in the New Jersey to determine the un-ldry powdered rouge and makeup tions. involuntary holders of the title had the 196IIW5 «.ey„e h.,1.1health. screening pro-.knowns of. air pollution ibases ^ ojîonady There : lar Some of the synonynu, *n expert in company of some 200 others in the grain this week . The New Jer-|i t*en¥y.nWiâ7h'o7 „...„,gari.sh. uuad-. * ""vwal cosmetic lines made House, alone. sey (ituens Highway Committee vertising signs along the Gaixlen especially for oily skins. Sham the younger generation informs us, wants, iwoplp e to know the eentraljState Parkway will soon be hid- poo your hair often to keep it 4( are "kook" or otW-ball" or "wrong We suggest, however, that use of the, New Jersey Expressway System den by tall htes. . , Only eleven attractive. i.s actually in the works ami is not bootleggers were captured in New guy." term at all in referring to a member merely plan .subject Accept the fact that you nave <> future Jersey during August . . With en>!uii oHyVk'iu and TeaVto cope of Congress is both somewhat intern- • ; delays All PS(i||i H 1U.000 p And it obviously wainot intended Dlovment miming higher than us 'with it YYo u wililll be »We to telll peiute and unwue. I •*#«'» the groom—uu uwit iui Lmu, EVEfi." Cin.idun iliivei « rv bruutibt! l r > M tufih when thi American Journal of |iiil« New Jersey WlMe l)v llle uur ski feel b0W (rJJl( iwf i ^,m relie"! f1'1'" "in" Ne f™w Jerse* y' ^ > " » , iVft«n it should be wa«h»d. 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, '.• '• '• FKRTH AMBOY OKI ltl) WOOUHWlHiB OFFICE 214 Smitb SU Moore Avenue k B«rry Street Thursday, 23,1966 PAOE ETCHIT Clubwomen At The Candidates Speak: 11 ar» nnri bnB<" dump on upper Main Street pollution Political Group (,)imr,,™n•nM.flW and m |n ^ Firsl Wapd rf Wwd. Fall Conference EDITORS NOTE: mi, i.™ i>- they'll ;ivi. M al>ai herebyy res the U>rrs"ii Willi.nn Rltti ,,n Ihier ballots this pollution becomes apathy ' New ,/rrsrv St;i!<• KHcrntion of; manv morf stnlements. so from Hirll: rd 1 Hughes, all pr. and .lohr Evanko uili be 'he Women's Hubs mi Stlurdnv were now until elM-Hon they will ' 'n' nemwrniio'ilnnKerous to the health and to ttrcSfrnrn n>,i,, 1 now way across 11111 I)Pm (!\icsls of honor ;it ;> '(irisl In *' Mis. Chester R.i!!i'v-I;i . club presi- me span nf present and tatuw'thh prnbl,,,, 1 limited to a P«Re «"«• » »»•'.o n ft dinner nnd flamv (>|>cn to It* rient nnd Skill l>Mr:'! Democrats w" generations of WoodbridRC Htl-ifnr nvd p,,, :-' federa- 8i 4 x II p»P". typed double- "Thr ptihlie and ipnn.wml l*y the In tion Art Chniinnn M! .rters of Mayor W „,__, __ . ;'"*^l „•• dependents for HnrRcpion (in Snt ; uparrd. The opinion* expresieil ;irr nrdenl Administration has Ohlson, nrt Clniim.-ui of the „, /irpolo and the lwmocrn- herein nrf those of the enroll- Walter spent hundreds of thousands of| "Cnvi -(ird.iv pvpnins. Ortnlior 2. at 'he Woman's Cluh. ^"- ^ ,.,rtv unleashed their nnger St John's Church Hnll at the cor- dates nnd not neeewarlly thow lie dollars on planning survey* on',onirp Ia7.i, intcrnatinn.il ichtmns chair- mall dissident factiorI in avish all expense paid tours nnd ner of Hoy .mil Hamilton Avcnups of this newspaper. nt the sm. standard; . man; nml Mrs Onr-e Molnar.i nv which has endorsed Wil- onferem-es with industrialists and TIIP Imlpppndcnls for HorRersnn the parly I HitS fpini |Sixth District ('!i:inm->n nf Emer- Rv joSKPH NEMYO ,,ihipr, the self-announced was organized at the hcRinnint of liam ommercial developers attempt- Renry and Snfeiv Candidate Coumicllmnn »t IJW ^ of the. Republican party motor vein ihc summPi iind its iwmborfi candidate ,,K to build the image of a "Ci...-,n,,s nil, Mrs. MO1TI.II- HTiirtnl that B| i,nbolinR his opponent "an un- office of Councilrnan-at- have been holding numprnus "cut rospherc" called by S. Buddy ;T1)(, ,;,R rerommendntimi «-.''• nvidc .it "ÎwittinK tool in the hands of men for the Ry becoming alliW with lirris a 21st Century City. Rock-'of s||. '<•<• k!;itch»"i" to Acquaint tin- vot- Emergency ami S-ifety meeting bent on the destruction of Wood- C.O.P. ers of !ho vciind ward with Mr. Jiie'di.reputnhle iff accused the Administration of !stP-,,|,,[ that a resolution l>e passed by bridge." Councilman Joseph NNem' K,inko_ whose tenure as a Jonn r ; he worst form of double talk and I Roru-Tson. enndidato for council- the N.J. State Federation of yo today zeroed in on bis opponenti ' ' • - -»"""< sham>e fort In ,| ff, ja, M in lypncrary because on one hand, tiwn in the sci'on'l ward iral liis dani;ei h i Women's Clubs Hint the footbridge William Bihler, Whlw openly and hey are trying to sell the people platform over the Parkwnv be endorsed. Charging that the coalition of with those forces the t-i^k ii( Tally J"ins with t nf Woodhridge the idea that a new The 'Count Downs'" will pro- dissident Democrats, Bihler, Tally J"ins Mrs. Ernest Nrlson, member- if reactioi n who have consistentlttl y center for business nnd recren- ' ' '"" vide the inu>ic fm" (laiicinC and ship chairman, dated guests at Rolph Rarone, and John Evanko, the dinner will Ix1 served at 7.HO. ,nd bitterly opposed the grea tion should be created in the clayj.™ !'' ''' the membership lea held in theRepublican leader, is only out to irocrrssivr accomplishments efft 11 ll lllf Those wislniii; tickets may con pits, andnn the other hand, they;" " clubhouse on Corrielle Street in. destroy the progress made in •iently achieved by Preslden elusion tb lad .lohn licckri. of Cnrey keep dumping all of the refuse,! chilled Mrs. .r<>M.|>h Rnlsamo, Woodbridge since 1962, Nemyo .vndon Johnson at the national fresli ajr Sired, ch;iinnan. or Mf> Chesti'i 'iHh and garbage nf the town in- Mrs. Robert Mulligan, Mrs. John '((noted a statem"* made by ;overnnr Richard Hughes Rnciiiski. Dunhar Avenue Jevel. (; ;;o oopep n ppits which are located Cberico, Mrs. .Inveph Ifydo, Mrs. Ivanko in the local press on Sep- |eluded lli.ii Offims r>| the organization arc ember 2nd at the state level, and our own right in the middle of the clay pit! MONTH'S TAVCKIv Mrnrv W Knsslen, rif«W. Is SIIUMI receiving the "layee M DM: Month" John Gwiewski. Mrs William fumes eiMitii Mrs James SiRfielakis, president According to Nemyo, Evanko Mayor Walter Zirpolo at the local area. SS «lrhnrd M..sol,o, president. The award h 1B recoRnit.«n of Mr. K-*^«. Borgerson, Mrs Donald Gian- "In twenty or thirty yearn, willi John Becker, treasurer; Mrs lid that it is the policy of thelevel! This, say the Young Demo- Z I hme.it, is .hainnan «»( the area-wide picnic .(tended by over 400. A na Ive o Statt«.rt, francisco, Mrs Joseph Rasper, Zirpolo be here to ewe about thc!*»stry John Liska, secretary; and Mr* ;ppublican Party to eliminate crats, is a shocking display of dis- vio(1 u ™ nv M . ss,en h,,s residen" I, the United State, for 12 Tear, A member of the Jayc^ for Mrs. Thomas Karahinchak, Mrs. 1 rats, vermin and undermined s Rflginaki. appointmpnl secret an- iich people from municipal gov- nyalty which will not go unno- tl nTnemonths he has serv«. on the Children'* Christn.as part, and the Cleanup. PMnt-op and Fti- P. Spina, Mrs. Edward Schaper, ground upon which he intends to >'» nee William Post handles the publicity Tnment as James Alloway, bus- iced! lllti(m Mrs. John Lukacs Women in the xl! erect his new community? This; and Miss Judith Peterson, wavs up committees. im ness administ rator, Charles 1 areg Interested in joining the To make perfectly clear their summer, white the people ofjpi" and means. Jeagle, Director of the Depart- Woman's Club may contact Mrs. viewpoint concerning support, the Woodbridge complained dally of j ment of Public Works, S. Buddy The next social affair is srlicd Nelson, Overlook Terrace. Fords Young Democrats pointed out that the terrihle odors ari.tinR from the (XiO i'u .: uled for September SO and those Boy Scouts Plan larris. Director of the Depart- they will actively support only Degon-Silvancy Marriage the garbage dump ddurini g ththe cidence of .11" interested in attending may con ment of Planning & Development those Democrats who also endorse drought and high humidity weath- "iki'nn.:tover n - li tact any member of the nrganizn- rank Murphy, Director of the and support A1*L the other organ er, where was our Mayor1 Was mus1 Son. Sale Of Cookies department of Parks and Recre- ization Democrats on their ballot take St. Cecelia's he sharing in these odors with us?' iiwn's I Held Saturday Afternoon ition and others. -from Governor Hughes, al FORDS - Plans for the annual He was not. He was preserving (toes not 1 "By carving out this avowed ..cross the Democratic line! This 1 Miss Marie Ann Sil-i brother and sister in law of the:'onkie sale were completed by his health and that of his family of a pnllir the Mothers' Club of Moy Scout Lists Masse? policy," continued Nemyo, "Wood- was a clear offer of support to 1 v.mcy and Edwird Samuel DeRn iridc, and Mr and Mr;, (lerald ,n a magnificent chateau on the the future' i S. I., Troop Ti2 at the September meet Tidge will lose many highly Gene Tomasso IF he supports were milled in marriage Saturday Hanley of Princess ISELIN - Masses for the re- French Riverin which he rented ernor and i'. , ing held al the home of Mrs Eu- lualified personnel who were in Nemyo, Tomasso, the Democratic 1 brother-in-law andd sifter of the mainder of the week have been !or an entire season, wining and that the nm ' •iftci noon nt Onr l»idy of Peace 'enc Anlnl. president, 2fi East itrumental in keeping our tax rat candidate for the 4th Ward Coun- bridegroom. scheduled at St. Cecelia's Church dining his privileged guests and! would be in ini Church with the Rev. Hugh F. Ko- William Street itable, developing a long range cilman seat, has been improper- Tlie couple will make their home as follows: Friday, fi:S0 and fi(K breathing in the lovely sea air! along with ,i |ii: nan officiating iit the double ring Mrs Edward Plesnarski was road program, operating such ly silent, say the Young Demo- in Grant City. S. I., after a trip A.M.: and Saturday, 8 AM that blows in from the Mediter-ture." ceremony, lamed chairman of the sale which recreation innovations as Projec' crats, concerning his moral obli- to (he Poeono Mountains. Pa. The Novena to Our I.atly of Fa. ranean. I , The bride, Riven in marriage eatures Danish assorted ice box World W.I.H.K and Projeci gation to endorse and support Mrs, Degon is a graduate \>f tima will take place after the "Mr Uockoff stated that it is p <•,. , „ •'.by her father, is the daughter of 'onkies. Cookies may be obtained 'I11LD for retarded children, in Nemyo, the Party's choice for Edison High School and is em- o'clock Mass, Saturday morning high time that the hypocritical! W v.l h|\ r MiH. Edmund V. Itromirski, 41 Mrs. Evelyn Smink was wel- Jude, patron of hopeless cases ria-nce to build a 39-unit garden Hall Street, Fords, has been sc To Feature PTA Meetingcomed as a new member and Mrs. and the Novena to Our Uidj By WOODBRIDGE YOUNG apartment off St. George Avenue imong (hi! nation's tourists, bonds William llornsln, in lecled for technical training at Michael Fazan was awarded the the Miraculous Medal, will be DEMOCRATS in Colonia. Mr. Solt noted that ind mor( bonds to finance the Anthony llona'tv Chanute AKB. III.. a« a I!. S. FORDS — Classroom orienta- sunshine; Mrs. Bernard Carr, "The Woodbridge Young Demo actually two variances were he ipenition >f an over-paid, oper- arms. speciap l p of the evening. Mrs held Wednesday, 7 10 P. M., Air Force aircraft equipment tion will be featured at the Odo- hospitality; Mrs. Murray Spivack. cratic Club, at its recent general |ing applied for - the first being staffed and inefficient set-up of Roberb t Craig served as co-host ess) St. Cecelia's Church. Ex-chief t'.i'iijam repairman. | her 13 regular meeting of thlegislatioe n and school education; meeting, accused those "dignm-|thiit garden apartments require patronage in positions' Mrs. Gene Collins, character and lairman of thr annual | Airmuii Bromirski ren-ntlv P.T.A. of l/ifayette. Kstatcs School tied few, who have gone beyond [a minimum of two acres, where- hroiighout the municipal govern- spiritual education; Mrs. Roberl ght. reported the ding4 runiplcle)! luisic military (rain- 25 according to an announcement the line of treachery to endorsees the proposed site contains only ment. Ballingall, health and m e n t a ill be held NIIVHUIKr 1,1 ins at Uirkliind AFI!, Tex. The by Mrs. Ixxin Simet, president, Girl Scout Leaders List the candidate of the Republican11.4 acres. Secondly that 18 units "People of Woodbridge must Kenny Acres. airmail is a 1465 graduate of al the first executive board meet j health; Mrs. Walter Klebe, parent j 1Party, of nothing less than poli-jper acre is the maximum allowed realize that there are no checks ing held September 15. Parents]education and family life; Mrs i fT* II O i «• •» • .:....i ••- i'i il^y Ihe aiming code, however, the John F. Kennedy High School. tical Treason!" nnd balances in the Town Council will have the opportunity to meet Arnold Reruns, pre-sehnol. If'ill I OeUSOn flCllVltieS "A very moving resolution by applicant desires to erect a total to stop Zirpolo from continuing O CONDUCT RKTREAT! Kobert Zanwilari, school princi-j Mrs N. Muss was mimed li-1 Frank Bertagna, Club Trustee, of .19 units on less than an acre his autocratic monoply on power; FORDS - Kcv, (Imf I pal. and members of the faculty hraiy chairman and her assistiuitsi (RFIJN — The Girl Scout I«ad-[the appointment of Mrs. Pauline nnd one half. The 39 units re- was seconded by the fiery si>eech in Woodbridge. Voices are needed Holy Cross Father, wil Rosary Society .t the meeting to be held at II;arc Mis Robert Mossbrrg, Mrs.J, (if Neighborhood 6, Cross- Moreau, as telephone chairman of Mike Beiku and was unani- present an increase of 58°O over in the Tiiwn Council to prevent annual retrc:it for I i I he school's fill purposeJBurlnn Hurd, Mrs. _Gerold Drinp Tna(|s Council had their first and liason for committees; Mrs. mously approved bv the mure,the amount allowed by the zoning PM Woodbridge from becoming a ad young adults 1K'J;IMI(| room Isey, Mrs. Hobcrt Ezarsky. Mrs. meeting of the new season, Thurs- Doris Mtinns, United Fund chair- than 100 members in attendance, code tenement city and to retain some .ember 2ft and CIXIHII; ( Lists Projects executive hoard mcmliersiCi. Muciv/.er. Mrs. 1) llendry, day in St. Cecelia's School, Fa-man; and Mrs. Betty Hearn, cal- The resolution very warmly re- This situation Mr.'ôlt pointed semblance of order in our develop- Mrs. Gerald Schneider.' Mrs Keniielh Sehultz is out tima Hall ender chairman. affirmed the club's endorsement out "is similar to the highly con- ment as a suburban community. FORDS - Mrs. John Patten, first vice prpresiesidend t and member ! side iiwblicity chairman. Mrs After Mrs John J. Mahoney, Each troop is expected to sub- of Councilnian-at-l,ar-;e Joseph troversial Gill Lane apartment An open festering garbage dump president of I he Altar Rosary So- ship; Mrs. Frank Heichia, :second,Stanley Harris, inside pnbli<-it>': 1 (n-ji»hlim-li(>o<1 chairman wel- mit the name of a United Fund Nemyo's candidacy for re-elec- project that occasioned residents is symbolic of the injury to thel ciety of Our Lady of Peace viee prrsideint and program; Mrs.1 Mrs Joseph Ch.ilfin, room fcpre.:(,()|n'K| the new leaders and wel- soliciter to Mrs. Munns. tion and strongly condemned of the Iselin area to flock to Town posterity of Woodbridge that is ros s Church, outlined the scheduled Nat Kammer, recording score ' sentatives" ; Mrs" . Stewa"' i ' i'" . :] corned back the old leaders. Mrs. The Girl Scout calender sale i.s these "political turn-coals" who!Council to register their protest being caused by the present boss projects for the coming year at ary; Mrs Frank Tancordo, cor- ways and means; Dr. Harold J. O'Donnell read the minutes now in progress. All orders must "by their own horrendous actions Unfortunately the elected offi controlled, profit motivated Ad- the first meeting hold Monday respdiidini! secretary; Mrs. l«o- Pollack, laision with township of the last meeting held in June. 5e in by Octotber 11 to Mrs. have voluntarialy isolated them- cials on the council paid little ministration. PTA's; Mrs. Gerald Glick, maga- The Greate night in the church annex. nard Kaplan, treasurer and sixth Mrs. John J. Mahoney Chair- Hearn, 5 Ethel Street Menlo Park selves from the Democratic Par- heed to the peoples' request and "Mr. Kockoff added that he, zines; Mrs. Robert Ruderman, ex- IN Mrs, William Dixon and Mrs. grade party. man compared the Girl Scouting Terrace. ty." Bertagna's reading was often the builder is proceeding with William Bihler and other enlight- ceptional child and juvenile pro- BRASS BUCK Edmond Daly were named chair Also. Robert Zanzalari, budget program with a Miss America The Junior Girl Scout cookie interrupted by highly favorable construction." Mr. Solt also made ened couneilmen could preveni and finance; Mrs. Sey mou r' tection; Mrs. Bernard Carr and Contest, giving the girls oppor- men pf the mother-daughter com- sale will begin Saturday, Scptem shouts and applause from the en- note that his opponent, "William our town from plunging into slum Enter munion breakfast to be held in AaroiK cultural arts; Mrs. Don-j Mrs, Theresa Abrams, teachers'| tunities to investigate different ber 25. Girls will receive order thusiastic, large audience The Kilgallin, on the very first eve- like conditions that have set into the cafeteria on October 3 follow- aid Murphy, parliamentarian and appreciation dinner. fields of interest and careers. She sheets at meetings. wording of the resolution is as fol- ning that he sat in the council Newark, Jersey City or New York and ing the 8 o'clock Mass. Reverend emphasized the theme of the lows: seat appointed by Mayor Zirpolo City. year, "Talents", with the song The October meeting of Neigh- James Meade, W.P., a missionary WHEREAS, we, the Woodbridge voted with the machine organiza- "Mr, Kockoff concluded that "Talents, Everyboy has Talents." borhood 6, set for October 14, 8 with the White Fathers of Africa, Young Democrats, members of tion in favor of the apartments,"William Bihler and he havi Sunday School Classes She suggested more use of pro-p.m., will be held at Camp Bide- tyfll be the guest speaker. the largest and the oldest existingj "The people of Colonia have formed a coalition team in Wood LUNCHEON gram consultants and Troop com. A-Wile, in Roosevelt Park. It is Township-wide Democratic Club, been fortunate that our area has 11:30 «o mittees, planned as a "fun night" for lead- bridge for the express purpose ol ers. Car pools will be arranged in' hive been dis'not been saturated with apart- bringing a second voice into thj To Have New SchedulesThe following were iptroduced; the three areas for transporta- by the openly ment projects council chamber to finally create At State Jewelers Mrs. Edythe Hollander, program The Rev. Eldon R. Stohs, pas tion, disgraceful, isplav of cle: • d.s-|ijons of the township, but ouar two party system of government FORDS - This Sunday the] specialist; Mrs. Walter Jurusz DlllJ loyalty to iiur beloved Demo-,time mav be shortlived How for the good of all citizens of hildrt'ii in the Our Redeemer tor u' Our Redeemer, will com- and Mrs. Barabra Rivas, organ ,y WE STAND mission the Sunday School Ti 1 Woodbridge." Lutheran Church Sunday School izers: Mrs, O'Donnell, Mrs Ken cratic Party by a disgruntled few, many people have moved to this Sunday ers and staff in the program of be rearranged according to net li Valenti; and Mrs. Barbara 2 Morning Worship WHEREAS, these dissidents township to get away from the ON OUR Christian education for this com- have NOT merely reneged on their very conditions that the present By ROBERT N. WILENTZ ;hcir new classes for the coming Wliecloek, Junior Girl Scout Troop ing year at the 10:45 A. M ser- Ser vices Scheduled moral duty to support our Party's administration is attempting to Robert N. Wilentz, Democratic year. For some children, this Consultants; Mrs. D. R. Olson, vice this Sunday. In addition, the unanimous choice for Councilman- impose on us? candidate for the Assembly from BRASS HANDS... might seem like promotion, for Mrs. Ann Levy, and Mrs. William children of the junior-intermediate ISELIN — Two morning wor- at-Large, the Honorable Joseph How many people have voiced Middlesex County, today pledgee Charcoal Sk others it will be the assignment Girl Scoui department will sing as part of frenery. Brownie ship services will be held Sun- Nemyo, but they have gone be- their opinions at both zoning board his support for air pollution contra of a new teacher, ciepuruntMii win suig m inui mi , Mrs. Betty day, at the First Presbyterian yond the line of treachery; they hearing and town council meet legislation if he is elected to th' Walter Prosuk, superintendent the service. The theme of Pastor!^""P Consultants _ Church, 1295 Oak Tree Road, Ise- have endorsed and are actively 1 tings only to have their pleas Legislature on November 2. of Our Redeemer Lutheran Sun- Stohs message will be "Even ,||«lgers cookie cnaiman: Mrs, Sl lin, at 8:45 and 10:15 A. M, supporting the candidate of the fall on leaf ears1 It Is time (or WilentJ s.iid: •lay Schoiil, has been busy enlist- !•<...SendJ T1 IT....You"" . ; Warren Rees, Camp Chairman and Mrs. George Fink, camp The church nursery will be Republican Party and this is aa change. Time for the pt'onle to "If the citizens of ing teachers and assigning class- Pastor Stohi commented it is sjr p"chainnan" wan m shameful case of nothing less than have someone on the council who ' es for the children and young peo. important that Sunday S*-lu«.l ^ , available, under supervision, dur- p ( Peter Calabro> first maI political Treason! jwill speak for them and not just pie of Ihe Sunday School. Mr. teachers receive in-service train Junior Girl Scout Leader in theing the 10:15 service for small WHEREAS, these political turn- t0 be a "yes man" for the pre Prosok stated that classes had!ing and, as such, each teacher Neighborhood was introduced children up to four years of age1. coats by their own horrendous ac-1 t Democratic machine. I be- .'en set up mi the average ol teniis requird to ntlend two teachers'|[j sen be e spoke about the Metuchen Church school sessions will be 'ions have voluntarily isolated!lieve that I can give the people iipils |HM- class, with 37 classes!meetings a month, at which time'c pupil: . ,- Countr0| y Fair, of which he held at 11:45 and 10:15 A.M. foi-;tnfms^,'v.es ""<>")_ that greatest *>f 11heir representation which is sore awl teachers needed each Sun- special Courses are presented and rh.|irman for the Neighborhood, political parties, the party of ly missing at the present time." to be held/October 2, 10 a.m. to the Kindergarten through sixth day morning study of the lesson materials for Thomas Jefferson Woodrow Wil- Mr. Solt concluded. the coming weeks are discussed. 4 p.m., on Main Street, Metuchen. grade. Junior High and Senior Su|H.'iinteiiileiit of tile nursery son, Franklin D.( Roosevelt, John ONE STOP HOME OWNER is Mrs l.imne Harris; kindergar- Assisting in the teacher-training The Senior Girl Scout Trains will High classes will be held from F. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. John- By ALAN A. ROCKOFF program is Melvin R. Mueller, 1 maintain the country kitchen RENOVATING | ,. 1NT ten. Mis. Nick 1'iwopio; primary, pg 11:20 A.M. to 12:20 P.M. son, "Alan A. Rockoff, Speaking to EXpKRT A Miss Ann Wedet; junior pre-leun, principal of Our Redeemer Lu booth. All the Junior and Cadette THEREFORE, we the Wooda- group of Democrats and In- ADVH'K t i.AOUtB* William Macaulcy; Bible classes, theran School. Girl Scout Troops will participate bridge Young Democrats hereby dependents for Alan A Kockoff • BRIISHKS by providing cakes and cookies. ANOTHER DAUGHTER Over I,W0 St" . U \\& Mis, Harry ('OO|KT; general su resolve to proudly and enthusias- for First Ward Councilman and • SAMTAS STATE JEWELERS They will also sell cookbooks. COLONIA - A daughter, , . . Coast to l'«' jicriiileiiilent Walter Prosek With Temple Emanu'El To re-affirm our deep faith in. William Bihler for at large i-oun- i vruNS those assi'-UiiL; in Various olfices Half the proceeds will be givenria Rose, was born on September' and our hearty s"P'••• ' nf.'cilman, staled that h .stench • T1MJ • I'ANS . . , World's La 23 Main St., Woodliridge and rapacities as .siri'danes, the to the Rounduo Fund. One *™->m ,0 Mr and Mrs Ar,;ilolly that great Democrat, "Joe" Nem'rising from the open festenn est Operation (next to I'healiY) Have Hoard Meeting |iorTroopwillhaveaturkey shoot| • HOLLERS total stall numbers IS. 'inelli, 133 McFarland Road, at it s Kind FORDS - A board meeting will; booth and will sell the chances. .lahway Memorial Ilospitnl. The • SHELLAC A Junior Field Day is being be held at Temple Emanu-EI, 76 :ouple has another daughter, anned for October. Co-chairmen < i Pleasant Avenue, tonight at 8:30 Barbara Ann, aged five. DIRKCT With ire Mrs. Rees and Mrs. Doris gee Our Kabhi Paul Levinson will con ilePartland. Headquarters in Woodbridge for HOMEOWNERS! WAITS BROS. MODK1, K duct the Sabbath services an A Brownie Girl Scout Revel is • PRESCRIPTIONS • HALLMARK AND SAVE! wing planning for all troops of RECREATION HW* deliver the sermon tomorrow COLLEGE • COSMETICS CARDS and he Neighborhood on Saturday, NEW ROOFS night at n.:iu ENTRANCE BOARDS • FILM SUPPLIES GIFT WRAPS October 23, frotti Id a.m. to 2 p.m. • BARTON'S DORMERS • HWWMJAPJfc VliOOF! it Merrill Park. Mrs. Uvy is elephone chairman for the event. TUTORING COURSE CANDY GARAOES • TH St. Thomas the Apostle Church Cadette Truop will make ar- )1Nt; Prepare for ALUM, S" Presents . . . rangements for activities. Girl; DEPENDABLE You Kin* . We Bring! -^ AL^ Till' TAMBl'RITZANS be requested to bring a "nose- S.A.T. FREE DELIVEPV •>an" lunch "sil-upons," cushiuns ENTRANCE WALLPAPER-2nd ROLL ol i:ind made by the girls "AMS l DUQ11ESNE Mis. Mahoney also announvod An •ilublith«(i couint wilh u Ian Full line Of UNIVERSITY y«ur rttuid yf t^cctll pie-fmilnj GUARANTEED itud«nti tui coilcga mmm, li' Dak' . .. SAT., OCT. 2, liMiS SATISFACTION ,, Mniod Tsuttufi — Smull Clunuk 1'I.UT .,. WOODBRIDGK - hov#(i Siudy Technique!, HOME KEMODELINU i • FBKK USTIMATHS littsntivo weekly ifiiai licM ALUMINUM NKN10K II. S, EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY ! •TEllMS AKKAN(a:i) SEE SAIDKUATi V 12 A.M. btgiiuiiiitf —— ' • f'4 LKADKHS AND * GUABANl'KKI) WORK St. George Ave. (Rt. 35) Oct.ih'f Vil, Jiwiiuiiilng Pooh On Display GUTTKB8 Woodhridge, N. J. SUN REALTY'S As low «• •• fI"» ~ _ _ Af%=W Start No Down Payment rurum 8 \i m. Tickets %'i - OCT. t PUBLIX PHARMACY 1st Payment \m writ* U) AD ON PIA1NK1ELD - OCT. a wlirasmios. y A 6~O02/ ST THOMAS RECTOUY 91 Main Street Nut To SnGCUZ D) TAMMIES I* O BOX 44« NEW ROOFS, OPKN IIAILY S A.M. II) 1>.M IWHWAY, N. J, • PAGE 11 EVERY SUNDAYS ud 11(11 1DAYS DAM 1 F.M Kur i link or K II T M. c. A7 WATTS BROS. ROOFING »HKI! CUSTOMKH FAKKIN and Miss Denlse Spratford. wral Home, 531 New Brunswick feil ed Sep- loner at the Holy Family Roman nottneed 1,300 Invitations have Derby, Sunday afternoon on the iMtok, New Jentej Vvonne, Fords, with serricw at been mailed to residents of Edi- Tele.: LI ft-ftM A native Catholic Church. MiddlesexTurnpta. The i LOUIS 0R08Z Tur Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. son Metnchen-Wotxlbrldge area Wishing Ton and Yours In UP is survived by his wife, Mrs. Burial was in St. Michael's Cem- sponsored by St. Cecelia's Kni«ht* Mrs. Clara Ncwmnn, Worth Irene Kovncs Niemiec; a son] WOODBRIDGE - Funeral ser for the holiday In old New York ,,,,«,( year*. etery, Hopelnwn. of Columbus, worked on the event sireel, who was a patient for six The Bett ol Health and Iwrn employed! Paul M. Niemiec, at home; a vires for I/nils Orom, 228 Green ball, sponsored by the Women's sinro early summer and pirns to '^vs at the Rnhwiy Memorial „, of Railway Ex-!daughter Miss Francine Nlemicc Si rent, who died Thursday at Born In Hungnry, Mrs. Matlka Auxiliary of the John P. Kennedy Years of Happiness. 11111 IViih Amboy General Hospital, iad resided in this area for 45Community Hospital, October Ifi. mnke It nn annual affair. Hospital, hM returned home. fnr jr, ypars. HrjMsn at home; two brothers; wore held Monday afternoon at ears. She wns a parishioner of at. the grand ballroom of the In the first elimination race in; — '' ,,f st Demetrius| Frank Niemiec and Joseph Nic- A Mr. and Mrs. the I .con J. Gerlty Funeral Home )ur Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Hotel Astor, New York City, tha cnhmohile claw. Raoal linri , CHILD'S VIEW xl,« Church nnd,miec of Cartero*; five sisters r San Breslow ft Family 111 Amboy Avenue, with burla! and was a member of the Altar Mrs. Vincent Scully, Mrs. N. Bbay. , [Jen 8, was victor over Eu-lf lH*nU, Ariz. - Six year old irius Men's Club. Mis* Caroline Niemiec of Jersey ir ii d overleaf Park Cemetery. tnsary Society of Our Iîdy of Colo, nnd Mrs. Irving Spiegel are1 his wife, Mrs. City, Mrs. Mary Soltys, Mrs. on the world situation at her limpiry Church, Perth Amboy co chairmen. i son Catherine Knrwecki, Mrs. Blanche Mr Orosz was formerly em first day of school. "We're fight- 5726 •ihe was the widow of the late Al rick Ahern, Den 7: in the third. 1965-66 lmml e nnd two nis-M.ircl and Mlfs. Ann Smolen, all iloyod by the Street Department Mrs. Edward Baslian, Mrs. ini! n bunch called the Viets. t n' xandcr Matikn who died in 1943 John Ahem, Den 7, over John Os Slater of Now-of Carteret. if the Ronrngh of Carteret. Bom don't think the war is very good Philip Schwalje, and Mrs, .lack wald, Den 9, and Steven Reilly, of Funeral services were held n Hungary, Mr. Orosi had form Surviving are three daughters, The good guys get killed." Dickson are serving as co-chair- Den 2, [Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the erly resided in Carteret and lived Misses Helen and Mary, and Mrsmen of the ticket eommiltoo and Biiub Funeral Home, 54 Wheeler Stephen Znpotiezny, Woodbridge In the final run Patrick Donnelly HILL PHARMACY he last eight years in Woodbridge PREDICTS WEATHER urei wore hrldj advised anyone who has not rewa- s the winner with Raoul Gari- Avenue and at 9:00 AM. a high 'our sons, Stephen •!., Norfolk Vancouver, B. C. - Residents ,m from the Syn- Surviving nre two daughters ceived an invitation ami is in-bay taking second place. requiem Mass wns offered at Va ; Alexander nnd John S. believing In Dominic Charlle'i "Tfce Home of Service" L,,,-n| Home, 50 Car- Mrs. Arped Meyers, Port Read terested in attending may obtain In the Class A eliminations, Holy Family Roman Catholic Woodbridge, nnd Ernest S., lake weather forecasts hreathed a dgh .I,K1 at St, Demn- ing. and Mrs. John Barka, Wood tickets by writing to flox no, Mc-Steven Reilly, Den 3, won over Church with Rev. John M Skw- wood; 12 grandchildren; a sister, of relief when he predicted a mtM ,1 jio a.m. where bridge; two eons, Louis Jr., South tuohen or contacting any member Robert Rittersbacker, Den 8, in 587 Roouevelt Avenue Carteret ara as celebrant. Interment was MrsJlJohn Fofrieh, and a brother, winlwr. Last year, the weather

Dally » to 4:30 I'M. tri. "Ul 7:30 P.M. .lc« .tli.U.. »r. 5.1,, Ht.pt. » W. .-.". Ik! H|M I. . KM W|»MilMa he tjtm**** « THRIFT CENTER ROUTE 22 ... UNION, N.J. MAIN ST. WOODBKflMlE WE 6-OlOfl^ Endependent-Tjeador Carlo Thunday, September 23,1965 PAO1TW Al N0RMAH has...

Tidhit$: Mrthinkn the Navy should check fl« farts. Their P-R. department sent us a story about Barry Sol- lish. Barry, ion of Mr and Mrs. J V. Sollish. • Tanglewocxl I*w, Colonfa, advised us that he wa» discharged from the Navy on May 1, 19M and is now employed at the U.S. Po«t Office In Rahway. So pkvise, you Ruy» in public re- lations of the Navy, how can Barry Sollixh be serving aboard the USS Norri«, when he is in the Rahway P.O.? . . .Anyway, here'« hoping thta bit ol new* from the Fleet Horn* Town Newi Center it correct: Seaman Girt M. Clauiw USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. CUu», 2(52 Green Street, Woodbridge. is attending Yeoman "A" School at the Naval Training Center, Bainbridge, Md

Mta Joanne Giordano, daugh ter of Joseph Giordano, 560 New Dover Road, Cotonia, hai enrolled in the medical laboratory technol ogy division of Lyons Institute of Medical Technology in Newark. Mia Giordano was graduated last June front Woodbridge Senior High School . . .Marine Unce Corporal Arthur J. Sepcie, son of Mr*. Lucille Akwison, 116 War wick Street, Iselin, it nerving with Marine Attack Squadron-224. a unit of the Second Marine Air- craft, Wing at the Marine Corp* Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. , Norman Hew, 3A Bunns Lane, Woodbridge, k among 11 Union Junior Cottege Mphomores who have been awarded scholarships for the 196546 academic year. Mr. •^il< .#>.•..• Hen, son of Mr, and Mrs. Atoysi- m He*, received the Marine Corp* League scholarship of $100 for all Middlesex County Men awarded GO the basis of demon- strated ability. He is an engineer- Ing major in UJC's Day Session and a graduate of Woodbridje Senior High School. Here and There: Mr*. Helen Silvaney, 96 Elm- hurst Avenue, Iselin, has been appointed to the ticket committee for a benefit show by handicapped persons to be sponsored by the YOU have helped us to Rahway Chapter of the Indoor Sports Club, Friday, October in the theater of tbe Union Junkr complete the most ambitious College's Campus center in Cran- ford. The show will benefit i scholarship fund of the Rabwa expansion plan in our 29-Year history Chapter, established to bel handicapped young people launcl SuiU-Sport Coats their college careers . . .First U Henry E. Shinol, whose wife. Lor Slacks-Top Coati Everything at Al Norman men's shop has been planned to make YOUR etta, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Bryan 381 HaU — Raincoats shopping easier and more pleasant. Spacious floors, wall to wall carpet, Hyatt Street, Avenel, competed in the Strategic Air Command Shoei - horn "World Series" bombing and soft lighting, more salespeople, easy-to-see merchandise. Yes, Al Norman w navigation competition at Fair- S*iirtt~Tie» child AFB., Wash., September a wonderland of men's wear and you helped to create it... come in and «-18. Lt, Shinol, a navigator- bombardier on a B-52 Stratofor- see YOUR STORE. tress, representing Griffiss AFB,

Last But Plot Least: Mrs. Michael F. Hughes, Col- enia, president of the Union Coun- ty Chapter of tbet African Violet Exterior view of the new Al Norman Society, received a tri-color roeet- A ntvr opening calli for a little telebration. We would te for the best arraogemert entered in roe 9th annual show of the like to have YOU join ui in a teait to th« new New Jersey Council of African W let Clubs beM September 17-19 at We'll b« looking forward to Mwing you. Asbury Park, in the class entitled "Water - Cool and Clear." Mrs. Hughes also received a blue rib- bon for her entry in the class, "Nature's Woodland Trails" and a second place award, together all these famous brands under one roof! with a special awards contributed by Former Congressman James C. Achindoss, for her Union Coun- ty chib entry entitled, "In All Kinds of Weather" . . . Second Lieutenant Ttbor P. Mazar, son of Mr. and Mrs, Stephen J. Mazar, 68 Dartmouth Street, Fords, is serving at Sheppar AFB. Texas, 1*. UH U •v ,."i • I i

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WINDOW Hundreds of Friends Pay Final On Green Street By The Staff Respects to August F. Greiner |Tlluu;ilTS ON THE PASSINd OF A GREAT MAN - August F

,.,, inl,r - With the township grown to such large proportions in the t Greiner Funeral Home, Inc. I,,, i few decades, few of the so-called newcomers knew Augie ns| Interested In Commnnltf . Always keenly interested b1 til Vr knrw him.f Two Woodbridge Engineers community's welfare, Mr. (In i\v can recfll as « youngster, and from what our folks told us iner was a member of and 0 H,.,i Mr. Greiner «as '*« a god to the many Hungarians who im- I operated with a number of ciA Win National Recognition 'business, fraternal, charity m MM...ited to this country in the early 1900's. They took all their i youth groups. For many yea rilll1l,.ej to this understanding and personable young man, RAHWAY - Two Wooddridge Th- Merck scientists developed lite sponsored baseball teams Kinding them jobs, homes nnd places to go for their entertain- engineers were members ol ,i six- cnmmeiri;tlly feasible process tthe I.lttlr h'Wir ,-md the B^j man scientific team whose work which utilizes principles demon- Iliiilh Uvijme and served on fj • n,,,iii was all part of Augie's dedicated life. In times of sorrow won nation.il recoHnition I" v for,stinted in his laboratory by I/wis j executive board of Raritan Cow! ; (1.i iheir lost loved ones, it was Augie who was at their side to S unusual achievement in it" 'i°M'Pasteur mine than IPO years ago. U-il, I!oy Scouts of America. | of chemical rntfiiieerini; As a result, certain basic produc- on." nf thr top >:rip(>orters of tl' rip (Hit. I'irtf C MS eited for honorable mention, firoc (rom t|,c <:niiege of the City 1 the Middlesex County, New J6 v i Hepubliflui he led a full G.O.P. party into office and later in the lBHS Kirkpatnck Chemical of Ncw York He nnd his wife, sty and National .Funeral Dire I ,„ ||H. DemocraH took over the Township Committee it was KiwnecrinR Achievement Awards Ruth-Elh*n. live at 143 Roanoke tors Associations iit^d served ( .competition, sponsored every twoj tercet I1 HI (ireincr who remained at the hehn as the only Republican many years as president of S HAPPY BIRTIIDW Miss Fliwibeth Cole nonagenarian is preiented wm • birthday cake, a imB Col t! fidge. Democrats. It is quite in St. Michael's' Cemetery. : 'A mo' V > Junior Mis9 M when lie joined the businessi™t '" ried to George Emery Cole who: "I also lived on a farm all my tonight at 8 o'clock at the funeral! (jlll(. st ™in explaining America's 1 ils urging Democratic Parastas services will be held * ' Elizabeth. • • t • owned a 30-acre truck farm in life and got plenty of fresh air." , , Junior Miss Pageant, which UBS home. Raritan. That was immediately! Among the women's club mem- Si me, a in Mo le Tom AndenM all thrilled «er hU turn Jto at the Wood- : . ™ .<¥.v ,.w«c?»jawa|l)eW ^ * Alabama,, was mwStno buS', WBanwatioia-he belonged to 14 1 after she.ar^sted -irom Somer- bers present for the party were its sn wn to came owneultrainoniwr h Grflticft , r uwa,..,s .a nn pnsrf t p-niteexaltedd -A bridge Poit Offlet. .jfobrtd hanging over the' entrance; * thev«enior girls at hoss In ifffll and president of the villeHigKSchool. (president, Mrs. Nelson Avery of to the m>d «f ™ nnnnronf tn' basement. No nnte or rea- V Memorial High-School Mon- of Perth Amboy Elks Udpr 7 Mr. Cole died about 25 years 5fi7 Woodbridge Avenue, who also n %AZ S3 h> ** ^ «** «»« ^ dis-^'V and to the senior Sirls at nnd a past president of the t.e 'An art-a-rama will take place, Saturday, September 25, from ago. The Coles had a daughter works as a nurse at the home; mcasur Woodbndgu High School yester- Jersey State Elks. In that enp would people to believe he covered. Detectives Frank Per- Jewish New Year until 5:00 p.m. in the auditorium of the First Congregational Lillian, who died a few years Mrs. Andrew Galisin of 107 Walnut raro and Alexander Yawina said. dav. city he travelled fill over the :'.&. Jclc attains, ; hurch of Woodbridge. Oil paintings, water colors, pencil, charcoal, back'. ' Street, chairman of the club's pub- .,,,„"&, , fc . ± The cause nf de-ith wn" mother, O Thou eternal source of peace, clams you can eat for merely nine cents, They use only South and enable Israel to be its mes-Post. American Legion ar! i<: Long Island clams-and you can have your fill — raw or senger unto the peoples of themember of the Legion's ! si • eam-for this fantastically low price. They also will serve you earth. Bless our country that it Man's Club - never missin; tl i and chicken in the basket dinners for real low prices—all under ma ever a annual meeting and service • at Congregation B'nai Jacob to- A social will be held after by the .— vUb....-(,iu,.,n.ii,fi tnnm ,, • - - ^ "* stronghold of dollar. of view and an individual's objec-1 y cko' Sllvert(m; Mrs. Amboy resident, working at the peace, and its advocate in thethe latter group. morrow at 8:110 p.m. Loren will building fund steering committee Kramc lz tive thinking But 1 can't h'elnl " ' ' Woodbridgge andjlatcadllatcoo ChemicaChemicall DivisioDivisionn ooff W.RW.R.. counci;•.»...,..l of nations. . „Strengthe, n the He was also a member and pa assist with the services, conduct- The Pre-U.S.Y. will hold its first believe that the average Demo- Mrs. Margaret Gerstacker, South; (irace and Co., King George bonds of friendship and fellow- Rector of Woodbridge Council 17' Wedding anniversary greeting! t* Mr. ui Mrs. Nieky Cun- ed by Rabbi Philip Brand. An meeting October 7, 7:30 p.m. at cratic voter is still the boss of River and a _ brother, Stephen; Road, Fords, for his firm, K.Y.O. of the Royal Arcanimi and pa i dari, M Hagaman Street, Port Reading. Their youngest son, Oneg Shabbot will be held after! the local temple. Children of sev- ship among the inhabitants of all his own conviction and is dis-Hedges of Fords, Welding Electros, Somerville, chancellor commander of Ev.cl Kicky, also celebrated his U* birthday. Frtnld* Jae k attend- services, sponsored by Mr. and'enth and eighth grade ages are lands." criminating enough to make u! ., Z , was accidently electrocuted yes- Lodge of the Knights of Py«ui( George Washington University. Mrs. Wilkenfeld. I urged to attend. n n "Verily we pray for a life with- conscienl,ious effort to obtain all!"")' on ""''<' Kun$ Into terday morning. of Woodbridge.. ; Junior congregation services Last Sunday, some of the mem- out strife and during the Ten • • • • tthh e ftfacts,,heah r alll tthh e iissues, care AccoramAccording to Detectivlve e n0DRoberm t A 32nd degree Mason as nw will be held Saturday at 9:30 bers joined with other Jewish Car- Hlitthth Inh.r^t , « ™ ™ DayDayss ooff PenitencPenitencee wwee als alsoo supsup-- fully aAalyze .candidates and tJren <.«r, Mignuy Injurej d Thompson, the dead man was plement the above I, ber of Americus Lodge, F. & i [ Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Murphy of Avenel are spending a much A. M. with Dr. Abraham Roth- groups from the Township to tra- l l c uuu gps p confidentially make his choice ISEI.1KIM iNv - AA.n, EdisoKM:n— boyu..,. 13,„- q,M,|,.,n w fialbc 47 71(1 Hit--' .. " " »« pwjir Wlin. M Mr. Greiner was,also a lrc-m (served vacation in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Frank is the director man. Refreshments will be served vel to Washington, D. C. for the tepiitn w. (.alias, 47 m Hnr-..,„ the Boo([ o{ Ljf blessing, ber of the Scottish Rite of Tre on election day. I have the com- year old Richard Petardi, 23 Tim- ^ Parks and Playgrounds. after services. Eternal LiLighh t Vigiill ffor Soviet Hi Street, Perth Amboy, who .,.„.. ,,„,and , ffnnrid aKt'n m°> ton and the Salaam Temple • plete support apd endorsement of ber Road, was injured yesterda,.y, was pronounced dead on arrival! b remernbered an.{ jns(,rih«j Congregation B'nai Jacob will Jewry. an ever expanding group of De- evenini g wheh n a bike he was rid- jit Perth Amboy General Hospi- «£ Z for a happyIk3 the Shrine, Newark. celebrate an important milestone Daily services are conducted by mocrats known as the "Courage ing ran into a car tal. The night before he died, M Is there any truth to the numr that ttwufclp teachers, F. C. on October 1 with the first dedi- Rabbi Brand at ttie local syna- peace. Blessed are Thou, O Lord Democrats" and I have the sup- Shirley Salkin, 91 Preston Road,, Greincr was speaker at a farcwe I and I'. B, have been seen together on ntraunxu occasions? catilons of those items purchased gogue at 8:15 p.m. Three other worksrs were ad- who makest peace." But before port of the Republican Organiza- the car driver, told Patrolman mitted to the hospital suffering party for Uev. Johnson, who le tion which I humbly and thank- mankind can receive the most Tuesday to answer a call to W Charles Bahr, that she was mak- from electrical shock —i' Julius desired gift of peace, it must re • One of the most active sports-minded organizations in Woodbridge fully welcome and accept. As a 1 ban. Muss. As one of his la ing a left turn from Oak Tree Cural, a welder, 563 Roosevelt sort to Repentance, Prayer and the Eugene Schreiner Association. Activities include Softball, courage, coalition independent official acts for the local Co: Fords Lions Club Making Road on to Wood Avenue and had Avenue, Carteret; Patrick Ivan, Charity, Repentance . , .let us itball, bowling, boxing, etc. The group also contributes to num- andidate for councilman-at-large just about cleared the intersection 41, a welder, of grcGational Church, Rev, Jib. wish to make myself available : abandon chauvinism and selfish ous charities and scholarship funds. The sponsor, Gene, a local when the hoy on a bike ran into James Constrandi, 348 E. Second son conducted the funeru] ser.itt o appear before as many clubs, ness. Let us recognize our brother Itornuy, formerly played outfield for St, Anthony's in the 40's the right rear car door, Iselin street, Plainfiekl. for the former mayor. Plans for 40th Birthday irganizalioiis and coffee Mutches in every human being and prac The Saints were Middlesex County Semi-Pro champs for six con- Originally initial reports were Masonic rites were condt it! First Aid Squad took the boy tlce "love thy neighbor as thy- is possible to explain my posi- home after finding he appeared confused, inasmuch as the plant by Americus Lodge Friday niglj eutive years), FORDS - Plans for the 40th p y p h ft fidi h pp grounds were barred to news self." Prayer. . .let us earnestly at the funeral home. ; Anniversary of the Fords Lions on and issues of this campaign. to have just a bruise on his left photographers, Later in the day, pray for pence and welfare of all Survivors include his sister-lr, Club are being formulated accord- rossman • Rothman hip. ' William V, Gadek, son of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Gadek, SOS Detective Thompson said that in- mankind. Charity . . .let us sub- law, Mrs. Peter A. Gtelner, Wow ing to an announcement by Frank local Couple Feted Uuiiard Avenue, Woodbridge,,ha> enrolled as a freshman at UUHAKY BOARD MEETING vestigation showed that a crew stantiate our good-will intentions bridge; a half-sister, Mrs. Kathrj! Grahmawi, vice president of theWedding Announced ; Davis and Elklns College, Elkim, W. Va. In 25th Anniversary WOODHRIDGE - The'Board I of men were unloading a cranewith concrete actions, By applica Gudehus, Taanejk; a nephew toi club who conducted the first meet- AVENEL — Announcement has WOODBRIDGE - Mr. and Mrs. 'f Trustees of the Free Public from a flatted truck, when sud- tion of those three effective gust F. Grciner and a niece, Mfj ing at Lopes Restaurant in the en made of the marriage of re Public teven Almasi, l(iG North Street, Library ol Woodbridge Will meet deuly a bralie come loose on the mediums, we can surely remove Paul J. Burk, both of Woodbridj! absence of President Martin May. Miss Ruth Rothman, daughter of i Miss Janice Wasilek spent the week-end at home with her sister •ere honored at a surprise party tonight at tl o'clock at th&main the scourge of foar from all and three grandnieces and or Mrs. Benjamin Miller of Brook- crane drum and the boom hit a 'nita, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wasilek, 121 Wood Ave- David Pavlovsky greeted the :elebratjng their silver wedding library, lioi) Kahway Avenue. humanity." grand-nephew. < lyn, N. Y., and the late Mr. Roth- hitlh tension wire. e, Sewaren. Janice is a 1965 Woodbridge High School graduate members and committee chair- innivtrswy. The party was given man, to Lester Grossman, son of w is attending Fashions institute of Technology (F.I.T.) in Newmen reported on summer activi- >y their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Grossman of k City. Miss Wsailek is currently vying for the title of Miss ties. Joseph Simon gave a re- rtr. ant! Mrs. Jpseph J. Juhas/.i Miami Beach, Fla. 1 ¥ .1. i, sume of his recent trip to the )f Woodbridge and about 130 re- international convention at Los The ceremony was conducted on latives and mends were in at| Angeles, California. Ralph Ro- iunday at the home of the bride's :endance. Physical Education Instructor Ben Minuccl, Colonta has been tella stated the summer picnic mother. Attendants were Miss Ka- The couple was married, Sep- ie target for numerous pros and cons, alter an unusual ton-was successful and Bob Gawro- ren Grossman and David Gross .emher 21, 1940 in Our Lady of oriui operation, The unique display was unveiled at the Port niak reported on the trip to Sheaman, son and daughter of thePeace Church, Fords. Mrs. Al Reading Klre House on Saturday morning at the weekly Critics Stadium. bridegroom. masi is tliu former Ituth Warren, [ Club meeting. Joseph Dambach, paper drive After a trip to Spain, the couple daughter of Mrs. Sue Warren and chairman, announced the drives will make their home in Avene he late William Warren. • • • » WE'VE MOVED TO W AMBOY AVENUE, WOODBRIDGE have continued through the sum- where Mr. Grossman is proprietoi —J A, Feinstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Feinstein mer and urged members to as-f the Capital Concrete Ornamen- *> Jeffrey Rd., C'olonia, has received a general scholarship award sist with the drives on the last tal Products. I the amount of $100 from the University of Hartford, Conn., Ad- sunday of each month, isions Director William P. Morrison has announced. Forthcoming activities include a LEGION MEETS TONIGHT general Scholarship awards are granted annually to students of Fastest nilgrimage to the Jaraesburg WOODBRIDGE - American "h academic standing and potential, Morrison said. Renewal Home for Boys on September 19 uls on continuation of need and high scholastic average. Legion Post 87 will meet tonight and the Governor's Visitation at 8 O'clock. On October 29 Post s Feimteiii, u 1905 graduate of Woodbridge High School, plans Night scheduled for October 11, study sociology at the U. of H. School of Arts and Sciences. Dur- 471 and the local Post will hold FILM i high school, she was active in student council, National Honor "buck night social", A pas commander's dinner is planned kty and dramatics, winning several state and inter-state cita MEETING TUESDAY tor November 13. s for dramatic interpretations, WOODBRIDGE -" The Rev. iss Feinstein was also director and co-author of the school'sJohn J. Griffin Assembly 857, Processing iical play in i%4 to commemorate New Jersey's role in the Knights of Columbus, will meet THE WORLD BOOK l War. Tuesday, 8:30 P.M. at Columbian ENCYCLOPEDIA By Kodak Hall. The annual Holy Name • Vim ID Sales « • • • Society rally and parade will be • Budget Plan Puhlix Pharmacy Kilwurd Charles Koenig, sou oT Wall** Koenlg, 30 E, Grant held Sunday at Perth Amboy aud Call Martin Braun 91 Malfl St., Woodbrldge SUN REALTY, INC. REALTORS INSURORS APPRAISERS ennie Coloulji, In aiming the 600 student* to preregister for Knights of Columbus members VA 6-5868 - m tisLi), lex., Junior College, according to Inlor- will participate. OPEN EVES. It 8UNUAY relentedI b• y. . LeI _o . UaUea••i.i , Da^la^MiB Independent-Leader (KB.) Thursday, September M. Crowd Expected f Motion Picture and T. V. At Synagogue's Award Progress Medal to Dr. COLONIA - Dr. Dean* Row- land White, of Colonia, Associate 10th Birthdav Director of Research Division of] tSEUN - Ileth Shnlom's tenth International Photo Product"! Department, E, I, mmvprsirv dinner diner eommil" du Pnnl. de Nemours k Company,

i,,,.s f,nvp completed the program Inc hat been awarded the 1968, for the affair tn lie held in the Dinner Is Held Progress Medal Award of t '•' jt'iJWiie. M Cooper Avenue, nn atlonal'iSflcietvof Motion Picture and iMnber 9. rommpmornling the .•mnivprsnry of the founding of the marked Is the pre- hrlin eonsiren.itinn. rnnnv differenent laland, , The Prfi Vio Arnrll. rnmedrnn, who hni nneninc of the fnll season o themier award of the Society and it f n I o n i a Cancer Club, hlheldd att awarded to the lndjy!lhial_ recog- ,-ippearrd nil ovr the United nized by the SocirfJ for his out Vt.-itps nnd Cmndn, .is we1! .is School ?fl, Mmiilay eveninR. . Mrs lialph H.uone, Hospitality standing twhnicA-''' contributions in area nightclubs, will be the to tie progress or engineering fe ilured slur at the affair. iChairmnn, ami her committee. Mrs Joseph Cappirzflno Mrs. phases of the motion picture and Reservations ,ire still available television industries. The nwari iinl m.'iy In1 iitil.iined by contact- Finnr Crotwiuwn. Mrs. Edward Mrs Jennie Chirndelln, was nmounced by SMPTE pre- in;: any member of the commit- d sident, F.than M. Stifle of East- |fe, Including Stuart Klein, I,i. anT'Mrs nmii-hs'omilpy served man Kodak Company. n;O27' Mrs II Hnsenbrms, 28.1 • nn attractive, as well ns deliei- Formal presentation of the 17112; Mrs Mildred Kr.ivilz. 293- OIK dinner. . Progress Medal Award to Dr. 15%; or Mrs. Laurence Steinberg, Many new members were wel- l.i 8-9SI3. comed and Ihe executive board White will be made at the So- The Twenty Week Club nf Con- for the current year were intro- ciety's OBth Semiannual Techni- cal' Conference In Montreal, Oc- cregation Reth Sholnm culminated (lured. The nev,v officers are: Pre its past season wth a dinner- sidenl. Mrs Rui"Lawt'on, vicejinber 31 to NnypmberJ,^19«j._The DR. D. R. W|,lU sidenl. Award Committee Chairman is d.ince Saturday, at the Synagogue, president, Mrs. Joseph Sappiz- Mr. Robert M. Corhin of F.astman 90 Cooper Avenue MRS. A It 7,IM;F.NBA1.C. secretary, Mrs. Robert graphic Scientists ami STAKTKI): Flora llntn, dlnrlor of St. < reolin's "Miixioana '65" lakes time zano- Kodak Company. ifTlrohtS .llh *mal mem.™ o. ft, c.,t. TV .ho*. ^nrH bv SI. <>rH«.-, Sohod Treasurer, Mrs. Elm- a member of the (M.I, ar Gregoriussen. Dr. White was born in Berea of America, a memi PTA will I* present thh i«r on November 19, ». •«• W nn.1 21 Thrrr nro s O service prayer meeting; and 7; fnther, the bride wore a peau de in the Auth Avenue Firehouse, importance. Dr. White has long Standards Board, and SMPTI featured the event, ;ind all birth-j Plans For Year Board of Editors, lie has autho- p.m., Evangelistic Crusade Ser-.snie sheath style gown with a been Chairman of Ihe American ; day members put a penny for COLONIA — Miss Elizabeth Arm Mrs. Leo Thomas, president, ; vice. princess neckline, three quarter Standards Association's Commit- red numerous articles each year of their a£e, into the Sisko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, welcomed three new members, The church nursery will be length sleeves of Chant illy lace, Mrs. Ralph Hoover, Mrs. Al Cros- tee on Standards for Motion Pic- ing standards in technical _ Birthday Fund. I Michael Sisko, of 7 Wilson Avenue. available, under supervision, for MadeByPTOU Iselin was married to Thomas train of matching lace bordered ley, and Mrs, Bernard Rechette. tures, PH22, which the Society nals published throughout' Special guests wf-re Mrs. Mar- small children up to two years Michael Marren, son of Mr. and with peau de soie. Her three tier COLONTA - Starting out reach- sponsors. He is also widely re- United States. 'nU, durinR the 11 a.m. service. A theater party is being co- veil fell from a bow with accents^ fe ,he , ]bl Auxjli ing for the stars, and with a great cognized for his professional lead- I Other activities and services 11 ln l HI ofmatching lace, and she carried,flnd ft H » f-m c Oak promise of succeeding, the first;™ership" in. th'»e: are7a >o"f ""<•"•>;•">»internationa'l for the week include: Tuesday, • cascade bouquet of snowball ' _, ._ „„„'standarduation for motion picture 6 to 9 p.m.. church open for pray- Auxiliary, Thursday, board meeting of School 17 PTO ' The bride was given in mamaff | mums engineering, In 1904 he waTals k Is Given er, with Congregational Prayer - !bcr7. to see the play "Lullabye" Frank Lewis, a member of the by her father. Rev. John L. Ge- got underway last night at the awarded the Progress medal of Service, at 8 p.m.; Wednesday, Matron of honor was Mrs. Carol at the Circle Theatre Playhouse, ! "golden age" group whose birth- rety performed the double ring home of Mrs. Frederick Fisher, he Photocraphic Society of Amer- 7: in pm., pre-service prayer Tiner, twin sister of the bride. Woodbridge. day was celebrated, presented a ceremony and celebrated the nup- ca for his contributions as a By Caseworker meeting, and 7:45 p.m.. Mid.Week Other attendants were Mrs- John A Halloween dance is being co- Vice President in charge of Mem- harmonica solo, "God Bless Amer- tial mass at 10 A.M. physicist in both fundamental and Bible Study; and Friday. 7:30Brennan, Fords, sister of thesponsored with the fire company bership. ica". applied research, as well as for ISELIN - The first meeting «| Mrs. Andrew Mayemick, New p.m., C.A.s (Christ's Ambassa- bride; Mrs. Richard Ziegenhalg, on Saturday, October r at the Bringing the meeting to order, his unique accomplishments in Mrs. D. E Miller, the oldest i Brunswick, was matron of honor the PTA of School IS hr ft* dors) youth group meeting. Colonia, sister-in-law of the bride- Auth Avenue Firehnuse. Featured Mrs, Jbhn Romano, president, photographic standardization. member of the club, at 8t3 years Attendants 1965-1966 school year was heM New members will be received groom; Miss Lillian Ziegenbalg, will be a buffet. Prizes will be spoke on the program for theDr. White's professional contri- young, was named "Mother of Mrs. James Capobianco, Prince Monday at the school, Pershiag into the fellowship of the church, Iselin, sister of the bridegroom. awarded for a variety of butions to photography include his the Year." George, Virginia, sister of the coming year and put an emphasis Avenue. Sunday, October 3, All those, tume categories, Tickets may be early work at du Pont on thp dry- Michael J. Daly, president, re- bride; Miss Joyce Schedndorf, Serving his brother as best man on the provocative theme chosen, Robert Mascenik, school princi- wanting to join the church are purchased from Charles Kame- ing of processed films, and the ported the Mystery Bus Ride has Edison and Miss Catherine Mar was William Ziegenbalg. Ushersi "Improving Physical nnd Mental pal, introduced the faculty. Mn requested to contact Rev. na.s, or Mrs. Dominic Savasta. development x>f improved spnsi Deen scheduled for October It. ren, Colonia, sister of thte bride- were John Brennan. Fords, Health of our Children." Herman Maurer, president of the Schaumburg. Sunday evening, The next meeting of the auxili- tometers, riensitometws, and de- The bus will leave the firehouse groom. Miss Maryann Marren, brother-in-law of thet bride; Rich- PTA, commented on the "excel- October 3, baptismal service will ary has been set for Thursday, Program Chairman, Mrs, Toni veloping machines. Under his at 8:30 A.M. Reservations are be- ard Ziegenbalg, Colonia. brother, lent attendance for the first meet. Colonia, juiother sister _ of^ thp ,N AK ^,H(m. Ajrma|) su, jh,h, helheldd CandidatesCandidates" toto beb.e bap bap- October 21, 8 P.M. at the Auth Grotsky said that Mrs. Alisberg able direction, the du Pont Re- ing accepted by Mrs. Edith Sky- of the bridegroom; Donald Oliver, ing of the year", and hoped "ttiii bridegroo""" m was" junior bridesmaid" ' tired in water should make the Avenue Firehouse, will be- the guest speaker on Octo- search Laboratory markedly in- binski. lihcii HiHlnur, Jr., sun ut Mr. und Matawan. type of attendance will continue i The bridegroom's brother, John necessary arrangements with the ber 13, designated as the first creased its contributions lo fun- A trip is being planned to Flori- J, Marren, was best man. Ushers' meeting of the year and she will during the year". field Avenue, Iselin, has been pastor as soon as possible. After a three-week tour of damental and applied research da on October 14 for members of were Mr. Mayernick, Ronald An discuss family counciling in Wood- William Wickum, program chair. selected (or technical training I Europe, the couplq. will make One outcome of thij research was *»th the Iselin and Woodbrtdge derson, Colonia, Robert Miller, Rummage Sale bridge Township. The speaker! maif, totroducted the guest speak- al Sheppard AFB, Tex., their home in Iselin. the eventuation nf Cronar polyes- "Clubs. Reservations may be made will present slides, and recordings er, Harold L. Utts, ASC.W, Fords, and Rruce Sisko, Iselin, U. LS. Air Force aircraft main- Mrs. Ziegenbalg is a graduate ter film base. ''• rWith John Zullo or Mrs. Thelma I jHadassah Unit based on her presentation which Casework Supervisor, of the Mid- brother of the bride. tenance specialist. of Woodbridge High School and is In the course of his professinna' ; T| Aikens of the Woodbridge Recrea- will be followed by a question and dlesex County Coonseling Service, After a three week tour of Airman Bodnar recently com- employed as a typist for Public Plans Are Made and SMITE activity, Dr. White \< tion Department, inswer period. Mr, Utts spoke on the topic, "Hoi 1 Europe, Mr and Mrs, Marren Service Electric and Gas Com- has travelled extonsivclv: Stock- 1". The next meeting of the Senior pleted basic military training at Holds Wig Show COLONIA - The Sisterhood o! Following her yearly tradition To Raise the Grammar School i Irvlngton. holm, Sweden in 1955; Harrngate, .ackland AFB, Tet. The air- pany, Newark. Temple Beth Am announced it Both nre graduates of St. COI-ONIA — The Colonia chap- since becoming principal of England in 1058; Garmisch-Par Child". A question ami aiwm I ' P.M., at the Green Street Fire- man was graduated from Perth Mr. Ziegenbalg is a graduate of will conduct a rummage sale, j Mary's High School, Perth Amboy, ter of Hadassah opened its first School 17, Mrs, Halderston wil! tenkirehpn in Germany in 1961 period was conducted. ! ;,bouse. Amboy High School. the same high schoo, l „an d is em.(October 26, 27. 28, and 29 on Main 1 the bride in 1%2 and the bride- meeting of the new season with welcome the parents to the first Refreshments were servwl after ," ij New members are always wel- ployed as Assistant Manager of . interestDd parties In October 1963, Dr White was groom in 1959 She is employed :i wig and hairstyle show by Mrs, strcet> Rahway meeting and present an outline leader of the U. S. Delegation tothe business meeting by the Kind- y.t toned. Any one, male or female, Hilltop LiquorLiquorss , IseUIseUnn. , as assistant supervisor of the Rose McGrath. mav ca] Mimi 381 of the year's activities scheduled the Soviet Union to study that ergarten mothers. W tover 55 yean of age, is eligible 2403; Miriam Miller, 381-3826. orfor the classes. accounting department of the New Card Party Set Models were: Mrs. Milton Eig country's motion-picture industry. The next general membership fl*> Join. s Ma Future plans for the year in- Jersey Bell Telephone Company, Mrs. Raymond Levy, and Mrs. y Magenheim, 381-2403 for Dr. White is a Fellow of SMPTE, meeting will be Monday, Ortuta Trophies Are Awarded clude the book fair, the annual Cranford. Her husband is em- Seymour Ovsiew. rummage pickup or to work in a Fellow of the Society of Photo- 18, 8 P.M. ployed by Public Service Electric election day cake sale as well as Tonight By Unit 1 Mrs. Martin Rogoff, president, At Haddash Banquet^ g[ore during the sale. the Saturday movies and the long High Holiday and Gas Co., Newark In the chief in hfr 0Denin COLONIA -Ladies Auxiliary of j S address pointed Dress club chairman announced awaited visit to fun and fantasy accountant's department. llt that ne c h ter e COLONIA - The summer bowl- 'olonia Chemical Hook and Lad> ! ,,r I aP ' *hem for when the schools will once again ( Vl ar ls ing league of the Colonia chap- a new club is being formed and er Company, of Fire District 12! 'f - ,t Hadassah Say Yes . participate in their culture pro- >•' Services Told Mrs Ro off smd: ter of Hadassah held a banquet anyone interested should contact * /ill sponsor a card party tonight! - " at Wally's Restaurant, Route 22. gram and embark the children on if ISELIN - Rabbi Michael Scho Mitzvah Rites Jean Firkser, 388-6633; Helene t 8 o'clock at the Inman Avenue "Hadassah says yes to You, Trophies were awarded to, first the trip to never, never land with S ' lar, spiritual leader of Congrega- Listed At Reth Sholom 'ire House, Mrs. Ronald Sando-'its members and friends, for you place team, The Sore Losers, Fleischer, 388-5947, or Rose Gol the first offering being "Pinoc- tion Beth Sholom, announced Sab- Gut Yom TOY! ISELIN - The Bar Mitzvah of ato, chairman reported. are its life's blood, its head, Isma Gardi, Marcia Uebemnan, berg, 381-8643 as soon as possible. chio" by the traveling players who bath Services will take place to- Jeffrey Shapiro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sandonato's committee in- hands, and feet and heart. I hope Annette Rothman and Roberta put on their wonderful and heart !,morrow 8 P.M., in the Temple, A winter weekend is being plan- Mrs, L. E. Shapiro, long-time •ludes Mrs, Richard Joyce, Mrs.[that those of you who are only Tapper. Other awards given Ei- moving version of the Wizard of j A Hippy ntA Pf«ip*r«J 90 Cooper Avenue. Dr. Norbert ned for February 11 and interest members of Congregation Beth 'at McDonagh, Mrs. Sal Petricel friends here now will become leen Geitter, for high series, Isma Oz last year. Chairman, Mrs.! ;Kastner, Cantor, will assist. Can- Sholom, was held Monday, at the ia, Mrs. I-ouis Chiceone. Tickets part of the body of Hadassah be- Gardi, high single game; Teddie ed parties should contact Betty Mickey Gray said additional de- Nnr ftflf fo oil w dles will be lighted at 6.33 P.M. Temple, An Oncg Shabbat was may be obtained from the com- fore the night is over." Berkowitz, achievement; and Heller, 381-4540 for reservations. tails will follow at the general Services will be held Saturday, sponsored by his parents on Fri- mittee or any member of the auxi- Mrs Rogoff, who represented Louise Friedman, booby prize. Winter bowling is now in prog- meeting in October and was sure flimit mi tttt* . at 8 A.M. Mincha Services ;md the day, September 10, after Sabbath ary. Refreshments will be served. the chapter at Hadassah's Na- Mrs. Tilden Isacs served as the children and parents who are \W mm. I'l'Bar Mitrvah of Richard Heller, ress with the mixed league be- .Services Mrs. George Scott, president, Convention held at thechairman and was assisted by He- voung in heart will also enjov 'j••' ,"son of Mr. and Mrs Murray Hel- ginning on October 3. To join Richard Heller will have his rged all members to attend the; Waldorf Astoria, New York, re- len Greenspan, secretary, Net pro- the remaining two, Aremsmi, Folk ler will take place at 6:30 PM. Bar Mitzvah on Saturday. The rst meeting of the current year iewed the highlights of the con- ceeds benefited Youth Aliyah contact Shelley Solomon, 382-1711 Singers; Gabriel's Ghost, Maxi-; High Holiday Services have 'ention. She proudly displayed occasion will be celebrated at a ) be held Monday at the fire Fund. or Rose Grossman, 381-4694. million Players. Abain W« Offtr Our Dilieiooi 'Seen scheduled as follows: Krev twilight service commencing with jouse, Inman Avenue. he two medals the chapter re- 'Rosh Hashana services, Sunday, ,a Kiddush at 5:30 P.M. Services •eived, for oversubscription of Tov Sp«cidHw to Mak« September 26, 630 P. M, Candles will ^ M& at approximately 6:30 fund raising quotas and for wiU be lighted at 6:29 P. M.;Mon-!pM Mr a,,d Mrs. M Heller, YO To Sponsor Bus ittaining the goal set by national. Holiday Comply. day, September 27, 9 A.M., Rosh rill sponsor an One? Shabbat Ride to World's Fair Mrs. Sol Breshinsky, past ore- (•Hashana Services, lO^W A.M., omorrow. after services. The iidwit greeted the guests, Mrs. JOIN THE FAMOUS CAROUSEL KITCHENS PARTY and Variety M ! Junior Congregation Services, •ongregation is invited. ISELIN - St. Cecelia's C.Y.O. inrry Cohen, Mrs. Bernard Freed- 5.^:15 AM., Blowing of Shofar, Is sponsoring a bus ride to the man, Mrs. Nathan Kantor, Mrs. You're invited to sec the iplendor of our unusual displays of everything Orhcr Braadi and Roil* *:» PM , Lighting of Candles, New York World's Fair Sunday, laymnnd h>vy, Mrs. John Kop- for the home in wood or Formica in the New 1966 .and 6:30 P.M., Rosh Hashana Rride-To-Be Feted October 10. The event is open hinski, Mrs. Ted Wilks and Mrs. PAREVE CAKES 'j Services. o members and guests. ililtmi Zi'msky. Tuesday, September 28, 9 AM., At Surprise Shower The price of tickets includes The presentation of a Hadassah custom designed • Honty Cake • Spong* Bosh Hashana Services; 10:30 ISELIN - Miss Barbara Ma admission and transportation. Re- memento to each guest was made Cako—Nut, Almond, Mor- A.M., Junior Congregation Ser- ion, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. servations may be made after "iy Mrs Melvin Schlessinger. ble • Toiglach • Kkhtl vices; 11:15 AM., Blowing of Martin Mahon, 36 Correja Ave- all Masses on Sunday. Only two The following chairmen were Shofar; 6:30 P.M. Rosh Hashana nue, was honored at a surprise buses have been engaged, so re- introduced by Mrs. Rogoff: Mrs. • Bow Tin • Mandtll , Services; and 7:30 P.M. Holiday bridal shower at the Cranwoot servations will be limited and will jol Hreshinsky, coupons; Mrs. KITT Br*ad • All Flavon of .fnds. Inn, Garwood, Miss Mahon will close on October 3, at 1 P.M Rubin Gruttz, candy; Mrs. Harry become the bride of Antonio Ma Payment in full must accom- rledman, greeting cards; Mrs. Chiffon Cak* • Variety of •VU'I1 berlno. New York City, Octobei pany reservations. Ralph Hess, tree certificates; REFRESHMENTS W/LL BE Strudeli, r TV's I, at St. Cecelia's Church. Mrs. Sally Yaffee, librarian, Mrs. "#•' ge Sale Fifty guests attended the al Joseph Ijevy, life membership, air, given for her by her atten Iselin Sisterhood Mrs. Hen Rosenblum, hospitality BIG Values—SMALL PRICES BUnER CAKES f 0..... J 1(. I,,,. ur auiousu Kno Starts Today Joyce Moyer, Maureen Mahon ', Blue boxes. wdl udd Uuuty wd chwm |« ypw hem. • Ruiilan Coffee Cak* ISELIN - A rummage sale wil and Deborah Rosenkranz, all oi A fund raising report was given • FREE EXPERT PLANNING SEKVia with Various Filling! \ COLONIA - The Women's Aux- be sponsored by the Sisterhood o; selin by Mrs. Seymour Hecht, vice- • All WORK GUARANTIED k |,ifliary of the Little Fellows League Congregation Beth Sholom on Sun- • Cinnamon Fingers president, who said, that the sum f I Of Colonia will meet Monday at day, October 3, from 1 to 6 P.M., • WE CAN DO THE COMPUTE JOI mer fund raising projeots were o Cream Cheeta Rugelach Club. DANCE SATURDAY and on Monday, October 4,10 A.M • BUY NOW-PAT LATER Schmidt, president very successful. Thcv were the • French Coffee Cak* ISELIN - The Hawaiian nigh to 4 P.M. rummage sale, bowling league announced the events for the dance to be co-sponsored by thi Tables of assorted merchandise • Sour Cream Cak* • Min- dress dub, theater party and first part of the year as follows VFW Post 2636 and its auxiliary will be available featuring cloth- Mah-Joiigg tournament. IOT0IKCT iature Paitrln • Etc. Starting today, tomorrow nnd will be held Saturday at the VF\ ing, furniture, bric-a-brac, and Present or Mail Thil Coupon to . An education report, in the FtOM MANUFACTURER Carousel Kitclwni and rtuivt an •'"• Saturday a rummage sale will be Post Hall, Route 27. Co-chairmei toys. form of a radio "broadcast" re- at 102 Main Street, Wood are Mrs, Frank Stahl and Normai AND SAVE DURING SHOW 1 The public will be welcome al porting the news in brief of Is add," ™! 10% OK )jftf,bridge, from 9 A.M. to 3:30 PM Stanley. To Insure Selection and the sale. rael and America was given by Our low |)rl(« on tiny Bathroom Thomas Donoghue, 18 Jo KifJivu urloona. Officiating at the Nuptial Mass The bridegroom attended 111 tion of her outstanding member- DiixtU.. Udroonw, ftmity Roona, IK. working toward making the 1 slii<> achievement. Hefreshmenti 1920 U.S. HIGHWAY wi lu.itinu l.i,,,, - ,nii tiutlrtr ttrVMlk' mid ceremony was Hev Thomas, InatituUi of Practicul Or"' in, A Room., OHiui, Buwnwnt. and Attia. JJ ul t ,'i';;t :;,, r, LINDEN, N.J. §.,. ik. ,.,, |iriuiriii,-iiP(infir ( t.nnerer, press Thursday, September 23,19B5 PAOI |.|.;S AND NAVY hi: M LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE IJMAL mncn U9QAL JWtOM •, w will muster its first Rosary Society the County of Mlddltmn. New Jer obtok tor |U,M0, drtwn upon TOTAL , ,,i ,i dcr-.ulr In complying Perth Amboy Savings to be Part of wy, on the lilt 4»y ot (wok or tntut ronpany ft* M •ii-.iilnnt. Johnson's order 0*5. , mount, to tht ontar of tba Plan Breakfast AN ORDIBAWO1 VACATED POH- BoKHKh to WHU™ th« _.. _ monthly ilnft quotns. The TIONfl or KMBALL STOtST AMD from iny IOM rMulttnf firm » OWNIR JAtWSN AVtNirg, tN THB W0OD- fillure of tin l)lr thf Munld|m of New York City thM th« bonii« JMUkChrttOfTheApMt* o( rtic Towmhlp n «» Ttlld »nf] li>n«Uy binding obil V; ',""." j itwasnn^lo^ln• He Ftllh, Inc. •„,''• Van Tnssri andj red today in Newark hll ilwr 7th gittom n( thr nnmuRh, and (1 rACHITIM Mrs. p wrtlflc*!** 111 form MUafaetory to MekmJe Y. Spence Gary Kowfll, co-chairmen Mid Attornrys frltittlring tha 385 B til FOR will have the officers and pro- The million dollar electronic IM flirlllCT ronMllClMi William A. Montague MINIUM l«w» Mill WM (Innlly nnrt d^llv^ry SffiC 18 4 19 data processing system is n new bondc Ami ITM'IIIVNT • motors as their committee. of naympnt ihm- MB 1 to S Inel. Hwiey'iGiilfSwvirtStatJdB^ I.OUNOB concept in hanking and a "first"! nt ft of for, and 13j A Tho Rev. Father Amseln Mur- MlinlripAl rViiinrll ol the Town- ot th« d»tf ot rtmimj ot Ui« bond», Inc fUOB TO TAKK OUT (or New Jersey, according ray. 0. B., a member of the fa- dlitp of Woodbri'lK*. Now »nd «l«nf"l by th* offl«r» wlw 398 A 8 4 7 KCretUPowll nilty of St. Benedict's Prepara- Ernest R Hansen, president flftlfl OrrllnRnrft vu approval by the l the bond*, nutlng thit ni C\i,i III 24900 Mmyor. »ml rrturnrd on Hnitrmhar Is then ponding or to th 398B 2 Leroy k Lillian Hfcdoo Mtmhm ol tory School, Newark, will be Perth Amboy Savings Institution. of »iirli onVew thr«»t 2Snd iflfiS Mitl will tnkc pfTTt on 403 D 1 Louis, Jr. It Mary Homer... IIINKRS tLUH west speaker. Operation of the network is ex Ontrtbor 13th IMS, (frowllrm lc> taw.ened to rfwtrnln or fnjoln th« lMni (•HFTE IILANCHR JOHKPH V. VAI.HNT1 »nc» or dtliviTT nf th« bond* or tin 4O3H 344 Louis Homer, Jr AMKK1CAN Reservations, which close Sop- peeled to begin in the Spring of Munirlpal Clerk l«»y or POII«CIIOII ol tiuwn to ppayy th y 403 H 546 Looii Homer, Jr KXPRFSS lemher 211, arc being ncceptod by 1966. H14 bondfbd l or thh* I thirfonh , of smith St., Perth Ambo? qnw*lfinlnR rhr validity of the «U1-406 4D Markfaye Corp Ihe officers and promoters All Other institutions takinc pari NOTICR Or 8A1.K Mt«« o! the pror«oru|i(i';nlK will 1M» rocplvfd, publicly pained 442 I) 47 i 48 Beulah Catlno SOW TIIHII TUFR. OrR.inht * S«m5 Slylhl sets. snnd ndopt^d ntt iv m l :I Mid aniioiinrpd bv lt« mMtlim of th" MunicipaM l Council 442 K 22 to 24 Incl. Jacob Lemchuk • Suprrhly Prciinrrri Drlnln lih Cimncll nt its inrptlni! Hex InRrld Of the Towmlilvnnhlnp of Woodbrldife, In Forrest t B. Pigott • (tpnrrons Sandwiches Perth Amhoy Savings has total] In Hie linrounh HAH. ^ f'ooke tlw Cmmty 444 C 15 & lit Harrison Bergman f of \l New Jer- Avt'iiuc fVirtprrt, NP^ Jfrpcy, on «y, on the 21M' rlny of September, 445 R 2fi & 27 Michael k Eva Wendel .inti assets of over $% million and filh ilny of Ocldlifr, IWS. at Ml sinr Cut in 446D 8 Harold Dale Don & Krankio^H serves some 30,000 regular sav- II (Ml n'clivk |) m (Ennteni DnvllKht AN ORDINANCIS VACATING! A ings accounts totalling more than HuvliiK Tlnir) CURTAIN STREET. KNOWN AS 446 D 9 k 10 John 4 Lillian Yunckes "The Yellow KLMOK/V am $08 million. Tho bonds romprlw RII IHSUP ot JKRflEY Pl.ACK IN TOE 8HWAR1IN M8Q 702 to 704A Incl. Nicholas id. Rossetti 229 Elmora Avf. (.IT Wpstfldd t5<>4, f>enrrnl Iniprcvfinrnt SECTION OF IMF, TOWNSHIP OF W0ODBRIIK1E, IN IHE COUNTY 448 Q 707, 708 4 709A Nicholas Jt G. Rossetti KLIZABKTII 1.H-1K9 The six institutions together noinls, pnynblr In nnntml ln«nll- 1 Rolls Royce" miit ft on Novpmbor 1 in NK*1I v^ftr OJ MIDDIJKKX. AND HEI.EASING 44RQ 7O9B to 712A Incl. Louis Rossetti •rvp approximately 228,000 regu- ANT) KXTINFHHHHINO THB PUB- and Cii, liifluMve, I'oppard I>oren FIRST IN NKW .IKItSKV: William H. Licklidrr, president of the MS.00II In each of th« ywirs 1MB I HEREBY I'KIirlFY Hint the above Ordliiiuico wiui introdiKi1*! at 448W 1607 to 1609 Incl. William 4 Catherine Dangell. in Each participating institution United States Savings Hank, Newark, right, looks over "live" to 1OT2. Inclusive. $55,000 In each of the ypiirs I the or Mm Municipal Cmin- 448 W 1637 ID 1654 Incl. Domkowit7: Corp "OI'KKATION CROSSBOW" will remain entirely independent computer network which will Instantaneously serve savings oil of the iwiisliin of Woortbrtdse, to 197(1. Inclusive, and iW.DOO 1417 to 1420 Incl. George 4 Emma Bopp under the on-line, system, Mr, institutions In five New Jersey cities, with (Jmild 11. Kurman, tho ymr 1977 New Jersey, hn< • Tth449 A Sll. A SUN, MAT1NEB 19*5, and aftfr puhllcntion accord- HOB to 1110 Incl. Lillian Branco Hansen said. vice preslrlent and comptroller of Perth Amhoy Saving Insti- Tli'i! bonds »r« datM Novcmher I. 449 E 2:00 P.M. she gave men ataste of life 1965, and an fit th« dflnominiuiori Ing to law wiw further conaldered f nndd wtui finallyfill 449 J 1502 to 1504 Incl. Alice K. MacOollum I-KNOW WIIITK & 3 STOOGES" that made Hieni hunt:!er for The system will work like this tution. Ot t5,0(XI «wh ex«pt the four limt for filial pn mAWirliiR bond», which arr In the ndoptml on Hepivmher Zlnt 1965 after 449 J 1538 to 1540 Incl. Alice K. MacCollum SB* "PRINCE"VALIANT" more! Tollers' window machines in each denomination of $1,000 eiich a public hrarlnK nt a meeting of new institutions at any time. to its own personnel." the Municipal Cnunrtl of the Town- 450 A 23 Frank 4 M. Mijares Elliaheth T;i\ lor office of the participating insti- In the event the purchaser of tlin Initially, the on-line system will United States Swings Rank has ship of Wnodhrldne. New Jwwy. 4680 2035 to 2037 Incl. Richard 4 G. Thomas Riohnrrl Km tun tutions will be linked directly via bonds fllRcts to take bondfl In the Sftid Ortllnnnrf »-tw approved by the be geared to handling savings been exploring the possibility of a lust maturity which are not In Mayor, and returned on September 468 V 1932 4 1933 WalterCorry Eva Miiric Sainl telephone lines with two National of five, mirh bomta filifill accounts. Later, some 23,000 cooperative computer system for 22nd I9fls, ami will take effect on 473 J 3 Pab Realty Co Cash Register 315 CRAM (Card In tho oVnomlnatWm of $1,000 October nth HWS, arcordlnn to taw some time, querying oilier banks CHOII 'Hip bondfl are rouiK)n l>i 4 "THE Random Access Memory) com- mortgage accounts amounting to V VAI,KNTI 473 J Pab Realty Co more than $250 million will be and equipment manufacturers, he att the option of tlip Municipal Clerk 5 puters located at the United holder jwt to principal only or IUS to n, 473 J Pab Realty Co indicated. Based on its own stud- »; SANDPIPER" States Savings Bank main office fed into the operations. both prlnrt'Pfll and Interest tind arn 473 J ii Pab Realty Co "It Is a unique departure from ies and the recommendations of payable at the prlnal offliT of WAITER MADE- at 772 Rroad Street, Newark. the Cnrtt'rct Hunk and Tnint *'IMH- NOTICE 473 M A Pab Realty Co AN AIU'I.T 1X)VE STORY Ogden Ludlow of New York City Notice 1B hereby Klven that Uie Z) When a customer wants to make banking tradition," Mr. Hansen pimy, In Cartflret, New Jer.wv. 'ni<- 473 Y 12 Pab Realty Co STERLINO THEATRE AND and New ('unaiin. Connecticut, bonds will Iwnr Inlorwii. M a raw folIowliiK Ordinance WBO regularly a transaction, the teller will in- pointed out, "for one institution jiaflwxi nnd adopted at ft regular 474 B 14B Myrtle Paul Kolw'rt Mitchum prominent electronic data pro- wliloli aliall not exoiwl »U por ci-ii- tneetlnK of the Mimlrlpa,! Ooiincll of dex only three items in the NCRto be handling the records o( an- tiim («<',;.) per annum nnd such 478 C 22414 224 Hunter Associates Eleanor I'iirktr the Townshipp of Woodbrtdge,g, In the other. However, special safe cessing consultant to the bunking, O Mddl N J Floyd 4 D. Pawson u/ooDBriDoe window machine: balance shown nually on May 1 ftiul NOV^IIIIHT 1. Oountv nf Middlesex. New Jersey, 479 D 2457 to 2461 Incl. 1 guards are provided in the com-industry, the bank decided on the' fW in (In passbook, customer account The tionds are ReiifTttl obllKfitlons on t.he 21st dav of Heptwnberp , IMS. 486 A 33B to 37B 4 38 Thomas 4 E. Bradley nrive-iAi» - "HOME FROM puter to insure that each institu- National Cash Register online of the Roroutfli and the Borounh Is AN ORDINANCNNCE VACATING A number, and the type and amount PORTION OF STUEET KNOWN AS 489 1A Joseph Davlud tion's records are accessible only system for the joint program. .toed ahd required by law to of Ihe transaction lie. deposit, levy ad valorem taxes upon all real WATER 8TREJ7V IN THE OOWNTA 496 R Stanley 4 Pauline Adamski.. |IT 1 WOODBRIDGE CLOVERIEAF THE HILL" SUCTION OP THE TOWTOHrp OF 33 4 34 ,williilrawal). The computers wi property taxable by said Boroutrh for the payment of the bonds nnd WOODBRIDOE, IN THE COUNTY 498 B 30 Edward 4 B. Peake AMI ST (1E0RGF AVK. OF MTDDIKSEX AND REUIASINO ,(1(1 the rest-in microseconds o the Interest thereon without limita- 499 n 2 Adam Stankunas i-BOTll ItOX OFFICES NOW tion of ratfl or amount. AND EXTINaULMlUNO TOE PUB- Vnillionlhs of a second. All book LIC RIOHIfi IN ANT) TO THE 499 D 3A Esther Mariano DI'KN NKillTI.V AT 7:00 I'M St. Anne's Unit to Have Each propoeal mibmltted mrnrt SAME. coping and updating on accounts name the rate of Interest per an- Ale, Inc SHOW AT 7:30 I CHRTIFY that the 499 D 4A AIR CONDITIONED ' be processed will be handled num to be bomo by tho hond* bid nhove Ordlnflncc Introduced at for and the rain named must bo a 500 10 Esther Mariano • NOVTTTIRU TI'IKJC • •islantaneously through a teller's the meeting of the Munlclpi i Style Show-October 12multiple of one-elKhth or one- S00 16 Ale, Inc 'ingerlip communication with the twentieth of one per opntum and ell of the Township of Wo( must be the eame for all the bonds rleiw JeTsey. hold on Heptember 7th 500 18 Yetta Rosenfcld •nmputcr, Any account will be 1006. and after publication accord- WOODBRtDO.E - St, Anne's hers will also be taking orders for bid for, The interest, payable with 500 29A John Bach TAT elected in a fraction of a second. respect to each bond on miy oneIng to law wiw further con»tdereer 21»t 1965 after Marianne A. Quartararo .... ia.s announced completed plans a public, henrlm; at ii meetlnu of the501 66 ifficos of the United States Sav- Thanksgiving. Mrs, Andrew Shaf- fied In tnc proposal must not be WOODBRIDGK, N. J. or a fashion .show, October 12, less than MM.OOO nor more than Municipal ['-1111111-11 of the Township 501 Charles & Irene Em: ngs Bank in Newark, suburban Woodhrldcy, New Jersey, ftald 78A it the parish house. Mrs, Joseph fer is chairman. $565,000, In seloctlnK the proposnl of 507 A Board of National Missons. TONITE THRU SATUKDAY ' (range and Roseland, six offices to be accepted, the Bormiit.li Coun- .Induce wns upprovcd i>v the 4 arnas is chairman with Mrs. A new fund raising project will Mayor, nml ^turned on Heptcmber 7:IH1 9:15 if Provident Institution for Sav- cil win not consider nroponalu 507B 22C I. Samuel Sodowick 'rank Hellwig as co-chairman, be a dress club with Mrs. W. 22nd IMS, and will take effect on ings in Jersey City, two Barton ...i name a rate crT Interest hl«h- Ootolier 13th IMS nccordlni; to law 510 A 3634364 Ale, Inc : TONITE THIUl SATURDAY 'ickets are now on sale and mayKershaw as chairman. er than tho lowwt rate iiRmwl In JOftH'H V VALENTI Savings and Loan Offices in New- 510 E (553 4 654 Hunter Associates, Inc .ilsii Satunliiy Matinee 2:00 obtained by contacting mem- Plans are being made for a any legally acceptable propos&r, and Municipal Clerk. ark, plus the main banking of- if two or inor* such prtjpoeftls. nanie 510 E 665 Hunter Associates Alain lli'ldn )ers of Unit or Mrs. lister ish and chip dinner early in the 9/23/(15 $7.W fices of New Brunswick Savings the lowest rate, the prnpowl 510 f 506 & 986 Hunter Associates Ann Market >rshaw or Mrs. Lawrence Desch,' (lew year with Mrs. R. Bauer Ing to accept tha least amount of Institution, Perth Amhoy Savings bonds (such bomls being the tint NOTICE 510 F Nelson 4 Mary Fulford .... ochaiBDen of tickets.. as chairman and Mrs. Frank Hell- Institution and Trenton Saving maturing bonds) will lie accepted, Pleaao Uk« notice that nt a Pub.510 F 592 4 ttt Hunter Associates, Inc [ELIZABETH TAYLOR wig as co-chairman. unless two or more proposals naeia Uc M«rt.lnK of the MunlrlpiU l.\iiin • (luest nifiht will be held, Octo- 510 F Rollie4 W. Booker "ONCE A THIEF" Fund Society. A total nf 51 win- Tentative plans have also been the lowwt rat« of Interest and offer cH of the Township of WfKKlbrldKe 5964597 >er 4, with Klsdeth F. Alsberg to accept the amnfi !ea«t amount held on Boptcniiier 21. IMS, the ap- RICHARD BURTON low machines will lx> tiod into the made for a hat social in the 510 G 142 to 145 Incl. C. Gardner 4 L, Darden ... 2J73B also i the Fiimily Counseling Service of bonda, in wlilch event thst one plication of Joseph A. OherherKer, Astern It will also include of mich last mentioned proposals t/a C) A, H nuildere for a variance 510 G 182 John Riva UUJi Uiihiinl ('hiimlMTlain Spring. Mrs. Karnas and Mrs. EVA MARIE SAINT variety of NCR computer equip- is guest speaker. which offers to pay ttie hlghert to iH>nnlt tha erection of a one fam- James Bennett were named co- price will IHI aiMwpted. 510 G 186 to 188 Incl. Albert D. Evans W Yvttte Miinlrux Halloween parties for the Sun- ily dwelling on lolo 17. 18 untl 19 in ment including communications chairmen. The pnrchflcer inust, pay accrued Block 490-11, WiKKlbridge Townslilp 510 G 189 to 191 Incl. Albert D. Evans Mj! controllers, printers, paper tape day School children will be held, The group also discussed plans Interest from tho Ante of tha bonds Tax Mn.p, locfttpd on Inman ahd 510 L 80 4 81 Esther Mariano tup; reader and card read punch. October 23, with Mrs. Allen Ste- to the date ot delivery. No interest Amlierst Avenue, Ooloivla and the "JOY IN THE to participate in the annual ba will be p»W upon the depot!* made MuJ(n- SubdlvWon of Lots 17, 18 513 A 6 R.P. Property Asso., Inc. ... WXi wart, Mrs. John Bergacs, and zaar on the Church grounds and by the sucoesslut bidder. Th« right and HI In Block 4M-B, located on 516 F 341 Charles Babela !*•« Mr - Is reserved to reject all bids. Hiinsen emphiisized two Mrs. Stephen Shaffer in charge in the parish house, September liininii nnd Amhorst Avenue, Oolo- IN PANAVISIQN* Proposals should be addressed to nl« l» and hereby are MJNIK) a« 516 G 319 4 320 Floyd Wilson, Jr. . major benefits of the system, ANOMETROCD1OR A rummage sale is planned for 30, and October 1 and 2. Clam the undersigned Borough Olerk and beliiK contrary to the Zoning Plan 517 S 16 417 Joseph & M. Klrsch "First, this on-line network wil! chowder will be sold on Friday. enclosed In a sealed envetope mark- and Zoning Ordinance. SUN. • MON. TUES. November 11 and 12 at the pa- ed on the outaldo "Proposal Tax 517 S 18 Joseph 4 M. Kirsch 125.41 permit us to offer our customers rish house with Mrs. Charles The bazaar will be open to theBonds." Bidders most, t.t the time JOSEPH V. VALBNTI -CO-FEATUHK- (iforge Elizabeth Municipal Clerk 517 S 19 to 31 Incl. Joseph 4 M. Kirsch much faster and improved service Ruge as general chairman. Mem public. of making their bide, I'rppard Ashley certified or onaliler's or I.L. 9/2.V85 M-82 517 S Alexander k Marion Kucsera *»« * .lames Garner through use of the most advanced 22 to 26 Incl. 564A Walter 4 Ernestine Shiman- "THE THIRD DAY" electronic data processing system UB1 in the banking industry. Second NOTICE OF TAX SALE ski and through a joint venture such a Communion Breakfast TOWNSHIP OF WOODBR1DGE 561 2SA Joseph 4 Esther Frantz .... Sherry Jackson 563 L 13 & 14 Mrs. Elizabeth K. Mikulka... this, it is now possible for smalle Section #% "36 Allied Realty Co., Inc institutions to provide, the kind ol 563 TT 2B to 8B Incl. lEXTKA COI.OR CARTOONS "WILD ON THE Joseph 4 R. Dafcik computer services they probably Set by Altar-Rosary Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Collector of Taxes 565 EVERY FRJ. fc SAT. Dante E. 4 Ruth Natale .... BEACH" couldn't afford individually." of the Township of Woodbridge, in the County of Middlesex will 568 A 2351236 IIIIUWEN UNDER 12 Raphael 4 R. Demaio IFc went on to say the system's COLONIA - Mrs. Carmen Fer- at 381-1610. hold a public sale at the Tax Office, Memorial Municipal Building, 569B 198 to Ml Incl. ALWAYS FREE STARTS WEDNESDAY flexibility and very high capacit> raro, first vice president of the Rev. Walter Radziwon served Main Street, Woodbridge, New Jersey, October 20, 1965. at 2 o'clock 569B 202 to 204 Incl. Chas, 4E. Fitzpatrick GIANT PLAY AREA "THE COLLECTOR" readily provide for the addition Altar-Rosary Society of St. John as moderator and reminded thte in the afternoon, Eastern Daylight Time, to satisfy municipal liens 571 14 ' Kenneth 4 E. Taylor Vianney Church, announced at group that missionary priests in now in arrears, 578 C 36 to 38 Incl. William 4 M, Lynn the first meeting of the season Peru need help and any contri- The parcels to be sold are listed below, being described by lot57"8C 41 to 43 Incl. Rose Surck that the annual communion break- Avenel Club Endorm butions would be accepted. and block number shown on Ihe Township Assessment Map, and in578 C 1A fast will be held after the 7:30 Thirty-three members of the accordance with the last tax duplicate giving the owner's name as 581 320 k 221A William 4 M. LadzinsU 1J7.U Mass Sunday, October 3, at thegroup will be lost to the new St. )emocrulicCandidtttet shown on the last tax duplicate, together with the total amount due B02A 2 Marguerite E. Tucker 31.73 GENERAL CINEMA THEATRES Cross Keys Restaurant, Rahway. Helen's parish including the vice thereon as computed to THE FIRST DAY OF JULY, 196S. 607 497 Nico Tannantuone 18.60 AVBNEL - The Avenel Demo Tickets or any other informa- president, Mrs, Ferraro. Now YOB Can Phone For Reservations For Saturday Eve 615 M7 Cuyler C. Lewis M.» rativ and Civic Club, Inc., at itstion may be obtained from Mrs. Volunteer help and donations Said respective parcels of land will be sold to make the amounts 615 JOB Cuyler C. Lewis 13.W CAU. I.I egular meeting at the Hillcrest John Davis, 381-S946 or Mrsar. e needed for the rummage sale. severally chargeable against the same on said FIHST DAY OF 662 20 4 21A Benjamin 4 E Rabinowitz ... 4LJP inn, went on record endorsing theFredrick Nowosal, FU 8-2250. The Anyone with contributions may JULY, 1%5 as computed in said list together with interest on said Agnes 4 Julius Huszar 138:0 jntire Democratic slate from speaker will be the Rev, John J. contact Mrs. Theresa Terzella, amount FROM SAID FIHST DAY OF JULY TO THE DATE OF 670 106 to 110 Incl. David 4 Beatrice Davis 613R Governor Richard Hughes down Byrnes OS A. of the Augustinian 388-0222. SALE, and the cost of sale. 807 4 808 o all local candidates. Collegiate Seminary in Viltanova, Anyone with spare time is ask- 806 John 4 P. Davis 16.11 Said parcels will be sold in fee to such persons as will purchase The club made a donation t( Pa. ed to volunteer some of it to aid 710 277 * 278 John 3rd & G. Inglis 4M.» the same, subject to redemption at the lowest rate of interest, but m Raymond G. Clayton 310.W from the beginning, he John F. Kennedy Memoria Mrs. Victor Burish, correspon- Johnny Farawell, five years old, 401B 4 403 not exceeding eight per cent per annum. 710 415 & 416 Raymond G. Clayton 44""" they knew hospital. ding secretary, announced the 71 Hawthorne Street, a victim It was announced the annua of crippling brain injury, Four Said sales will be subject to municipal liens accruing AFTER 719 8 Vincent 4 Doris DiForti .... 38! Rosarian retreat will be held it was wrong.... hristmas party will be Dccembei women are needed for simple JULY 1,1965, including assessments-confirmed after that date and 753 97 & 98 Robert 4 Catherine Bischoff. 21 October 29, 30, and 31 at Sterling but nothing 11 at Whitey's Hall, Perth Am physical therapy of massage — 1965 taxes, and to the right of interested parties to redeem within 753 126 to 128 Incl Sewaren Republican Club ... IS x>y. The next meeting, Octobei lnga Uoholan has been named only five minutes four times a the time fixed by law. 776 20 Grant Bldg. Co., Inc 11 them apart!. !1, will be candidates' night. chairman of a card party to beday at hourly intervals. For fur- TOTAL LIENS 785 4 Grant Bldg. Co.. Inc IK Winners of the dark horse prizi held during November and advis ther information contact Mrs. WITH 786 A 21 Sylvia M. Serulnick MXX was Mrs. Hufus Kiefrieder am ed anyone interested in helping Connie Nebraska, 382-2707. INTEREST TO 786 A 22A 4 22B Hyman 4 Sylvia Serulnick .. 84 Councilman George Yates. out in any way may contact her BLOCK LOT OWNER JULY 1, «W 832 5 to 7 Incl. K. 4 S. Const. Co 701 16 & 17 Walter 4 Helen Sitan 741 p ublic Lecture Topic 51 16 & 17 John & Madeline Trabalka ... 178.07 837 35 to 37 Incl. John 4 Chas Chiappone .... 41* 6A 8 to 11 Incl. Joseph Soos t. 347.21 FUN FOR ALL AGES 22 to 24 Incl. George Mavrookas 491 Listed For Sunday 12C 7, 8 t 9A Edward 4 Lottie Adams .... 313.98 HJZABETH1 842 83 4 84 General Investment Corp. .. 181 17 I 197 k 198 Dora Horvath 661.05 4 & 5 Michael 4 J. Masarik 22 RICHARDt W00D15R1DGE - "Why is 19 C 13 Carl k T. Reitenbach 561.11 HA MARE SAM BOWCRAFT PLAYLAND 3ui\s an Age of Violence?" will 19 C 14 & 15 Stanley & E. Lester 971.62 871 A 1 Survival Research Iiist 6 DO the subject of the public lee 23 1 Fla. Grove Manor* Inc., et als 1992.57 872 51 to 54 Incl. Survival Research Inst 5 • Miniature Golf • Archery :un> to be offered by William 42 20 & 21 Julia Novak 183.36 883 A 427 4 428 Judith Mogel Hredal, a Kuest from Keyport, • Horse & Pony Riding • Tenrti* 5 to 7 Incl. Fords Diner, Inc 2424.59 885 49 to 58 Incl. Anthony, Sr 4 M. Foglla ... 11 Sunday 6 P.M. at Kingdom Hall, 43A 885 136 to 146 Incl. Anthony, Sr. 4 M. Foglia ... 11 • Boating • Badminton • Canoeing 2:11; Central Avenue, Metuchen. 138 F 3A Louis Toth 762.43 37*38 Michael Prokop I 3B Louis & Marion Toth 774.82 889 • Table Tennis • Snack Bar study of the Bible and the 138 F 387.94 889 14* to 158 Incl. Michael Prokop M SATURDAY and SUNDAY MATINEE ON1,Y Watchlower Bible Journal will 139 1 1MB Verney & Paula Thompson • Picnic Area • Water Cyclw 677.32 889 161 to 159 Incl. Leon 4 Laura Lige ( ;ikc p ci! at 7:15 on thetopic, 139 K 134A2 It 134A4 Raymond Solowinski 36.46 212 to 239 Incl Marcus Transformer Co. . 1133 "WlwL Comes First in Your 153 322&323A William & C. Larsen 135.06 8M 45 4 148 to RT. 22, SCOTCH PLAINS - AD 30675 Life?" 180 F 718 Stephen L Marie Hegyes .. 189 Incl. Marcus Transformer Co. ... On Tmxiduy evening, 8 o'clock, 252 IB Sitar & Pal 67.98 912 A l John Brown at the ISihle Study Center, 9 Grand 252 1H Sitar & Pal 31.89 912 A 22 John Brown Iseliu, the Bible lecture 252 1-1 Sitar 4 Pal 31. 914 13 4 14 Walter 4 E Shimanski will b<\ "Science Upholds Bible 278 E 9 August & E. Greiner 93.60 Opening... UIIUM NKW management 920 B 21 to 25 Incl. Charles Heinrich Trulh." At Wood Avenue the 3 to 9 loci. Raffia Glacobbe 22.34 287 B 920C 43 to 60 Incl. Charles Heinrich talk will be, "Christian Conduct 290B 1 to 6 Incl. The Bertagna Agency 490.03 11 933 349 to 352 Incl. Charles & Lillian Morris .... COCKTAIL in ,111 lliiKodly World". 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WOODBRIDGE - When the Township Police pistol ic;im hud- dled recently to discus*; ils summer exploits, the chief tnpir of conversation was Rpnr^c Cook, JFK, Woodbridge High to Mw\ who made a name for himself in Coral Oablw, Florida whilf com prlinu in a match spotwrpd by the local police during his southern vacation. In Grid Clash at WHS Stadium Conk entered the in a good passer, ball handler and can run on the ,,,,1,.. WOODHKIIHiK - A new era of locni footbnll will lake phase of the compel ii:v inking :| place Saturday afternoon at the stadium when two ot our running harder thnn ever. The- starting hnltt.,, s first place in the Mark'-m m Hivi- | township hitjh schools. Woodbridge and John F. Kennedy. Flsey and Al Kuhick, have shown promise ami , nnl.i •, sinn against some nf l-'lnridii's meet for the first time with the historical kiokoff scheduled into competent ball carriers as the season prncre. moFit outstanding shooir-i-* for 2 o'clock, one of the largest crowds in recp.nt years is When it wns Ronnie Osborne's turn to enter llu , Last week a contlnni'iii <'f Wimd- expected to witness the memorable game conversation, he stated, "We have no size to *;*„. .• hridgp sharpshooters traveled to As the game draws near, there are mixed emotions I front or in our baekfield, but our chief assets will u- (lily Island to participate in 'ho out the township. Fans loyal to Woodbridge ovir a p speed and team spirit." New York City Polite Depart- years find il difficult to switch allegiance despite the/fact Osborne was ready to talk about his line nml in • ment Invitatiort Tuiirnanicnt. that their youngsters now attend JFK. Others, new to our ShoolinR for the Wooclhi iiljio Hr M tifdiilf, the tram waving ttw he Rlnok squad included l .im in his first two years with losing seasons; however, he is rien in their thrusts to breach the line of scrum,,., THF CHAMPIONS' Win, U* WoodhrHw Ri«W and PMnl li-Wir camplrtrd It, rrwU !IX calilwr phavos o( thp ciimprli- a p t a I n Richard Alexander, still popular with the players and fans who feel he will re- valuable yardage." I'i'lr Smiknt. Hie team sponsor, •eorge Cook, Tom Crilly nnd Ken- quire adequate time to complete his rebuilding job. Him The winning mnrlnnicn in ihf If""' r" , ... .. , y Philpot. Ronnie Osborne, the Kennedy skipper, is a long time local J. F. K. Line ;ind <• irnr Rohln>~ perately for both clubs to hammer home vic- for breaking the magic Opening in mid-June, the $300,- he Wnftibridge Township Recrea- $2,000 the above group are Lou Campise, Bob Lanlgan, Ron Butkewicz and manager Frank Nolaro. tories each Saturday afternoon to make our job 000 clay-topped speedway has ion Dfpt. have announced that the mark of two minutes." at this desk more pleasant and bring added been operating every Friday Voixlbridge Township Rec. I)ept, The current track record" at night, with several special Sunday /ill conduct clinic periods and a Freehold Is 2:00-3/5, first posted prestige to our community. on Sept, 23, 1961 by Hal Sampson Trenton 200 Iselin Grid Teams Win speed bills added for double head- lag Football League for all boys ASK er weekends. with Jim Shafer in the sulky. Bud- In our long association with Woodbridge line, to eleven years of age, resid- The specials featured variety dy Gilmour tied it with Fly Fly coaches, both Sam Lupo and Ronnie Osborne Byrd two years later. At N. J. Fair\2Games from Hightstown motor action, such as United Rac- ing in Woodbridge Township. ME rate at the top despite the fact that they are 1 All interested hoys are to report "Each year our racing speed ing Club Indianapolis-type sprint TRENTON - The fourth annual ISELIN — It was a big football!60 yard punt return. Tom Burke both comparatively new sideline directors. Let car races, American Motorcycle :i> the respective fields in the fol- has improved at Freehold, "Cron- day earlier this week when the j accounted for the third Giant in said." But the last few frac- L.M. asks: Did KJII Association motorcycle races and twiiu* sections of the Township on Trenton 200, offering a $27,875 Iselin Giant Pee Wee team came i touchdown on a three yard belt us not judge either one by Saturday's outcome- tions of a second seem very elu- New York (Jiaiit.'. the first annual 100-lap limited Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:45 uaranteed cash purse, will be through with an outstanding per- over his right tackle. it wouldn't be fair. In the past, we have learned >.m The program will start sive." d back, ever play »i sportsman championship, presented at the Trenton Speed-!fonnancf e to upend HitfistowHih n by!"inw"ra"w up ^ thirdl Thursday, September 30, 1965. Since Fly Fly Byrd's perform- y dse cisco? to evaluate a coach not by his won and lost Friday's closing night program way Sunday afternoon, serving as, a wid••'-e• •"19-"0 score. • ^ l:i: (irf Oak Street Field in Woodbridge. ance, Freehold had enjoyed nu- scure when he caught a pass Am: He did i« ' «l will be a nine-event combination the closing day grandstand attrac- Mat Sloan, the Giants' 1 record but by the respect his players had for him Colonia Junior High School, merous clockings of 2:01. Besi from Burke and rambled all the lag traded to I'iiW' "-" program of sportsman-modified tion at the New Jersey State Fair. 8 0 16 JilMM; 0l ei Avenel Park Field. time this year was turned in lasi fu!^. '!™! L /....'! ..! ' *' ' ! way"t.i"tii'e"'thiw yarefstripe." The From L. I'.: On :iiSI during their individual careers. It took us ex- and limited sportsman compel i Biggest of all east coast dates three touchdowns on ami 1 ! Saturday when Vernon Dancer pass play covered BO yards. NFL player who w^'- #!) School Field in Port Read- on the national championship cir- on each sprint to the end YIIIIC actly 15 years to learn this important phase of tioD, with two separate features steered William Time to victory U'lin's defensive unit was touchdowns in liW ing. cuit of the U. s. Auto Club, the was aided by excellent blocking one for each division. in the Old Tennent Pace in 2:01 ; .sparked by Steptuui Kordos and AM: Lenny Moon' m >!' sports. Quigley Park Field in Fords. 1965 edition of the 200 mile race from his teammates. m Starting time will be S p.m. 1/5, iary Walters, who came up with tlmore Cults chalk"! III> •« When I walked up Green Street toward the the same kickoff time for all nigh Merrill Park. for Indianapolis Speedway cars' Also contributing to the win Iselin Junior High School. The Old Tennent is one of thi 1 y ull u s 10 one of his most MIH races at the Mercer County speed and stars will close» out th' e year's were quarterback Viiuiie Mitital ?! ." 7 ™.' " .. ™ ™ Independent-Leader office Monday night, a The Woodbridge Recreation De- six segments in Freehold's His 1 lUtl>w fenslvu One seasons. way. schedule in this par*r Mi<1 ptt ;llu w AM: His total "i I;M>" up of all past feature event win The final four races of the in stars, mainly from Kuiope, to The Giants' Midget" 's als"o lai" d tracts and information may be claim to a solid victory by mani- Phil Bassi, a 193 pound junior 1960 l» still <»lw '" ""' up in a tie and from there on, both township ners in the sportsman and modi- secured from the Recreation De- vitational series will feature participate, the classic will pulating a 21-6 verdict over (luarterback from^West Babylon, for one season. 0 teams win the rest of their fall games by wide fied class competing for addec portment Office. next four Saturday afternoon pro up the 26 fastest qualifiers in of- Hi g btet w N. Y., wears jersey No. 13 with prize money. grams at Freehold with th ficial time trials starting at l:i5! I t " ": ij margins." The leagues will be under the Harold Ritchings racked up a Eligible for this race will be- $15,000 Molly Pitcher Pace el p.m. the Navy football team. He is the direction of Ernest Dubay, Direc- , i pair of Iselin touchdowns — one a \ It may be difficult to understand, but yet it in the order in which they cap tor of Physical Education in the maxing the (iOîay meet on Octo The race itself, longest ut al No. 4 signal caller for the Middies. ;i is a distinct pleasure to hear a lot of people say tured their laurels during thi WoiHlbiidge. Township Public ber 16. (Continued on Page 15) Schools. | they would be pleased if both the Patriots and (Continued on Page 15) •i| Barrons walked off the stadium together after a and Dinners f: deadlocked contest. This is a clear indication Four Teams Tic for Top en Bowling |||| that Woodbridge Township is unified and rates Served il the All America City status. Spot in lntra-Plant Unit Every Night Little Mike Speaks Johnny Montazolli, a freshman at Wilkes 8EWAREN - After the second ,itne»: from his teammates Joe Ro- Except Wed. week of bowling in the So-Shell man 1011) and Kay Murphy (509). NOW FORMING... College, fractured his leg in football scrimmage Intra-Plunt League, the heated Jarnty Concaiuion (531!) and Bill against the varsity last week and as a result of competition was responsible for a I'heopliilakos <50ti) were high pin four way tie for first place with ipliihliers fin1 the losing team. his injury will not return to his daily classes the Blenders, Hi-Flash Five, C'om- Ill one ul thu biggest upsets of MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE until February Board of Education president pounders and Treasurer viewing he nihlit, Hit- Cumpoundera dis- Visit UuttgDB, >" M Bill Binler claims that the John F. Kennedy each other at the tup of the heap. odgni the Strikers from their The Blenders made it to thu 'irst place;, perch by coining out fill Bowl Thursdays 9:15 P.M. Hot or t'i High School's new track is one of the finest in lofty position by (iiitbowling U>e on tup in three straight games. Our New ~NOW - . Sparks in two out of three games. The big wm can be attributed to the state. ... The championship American Le- SERVICE «N A"- The star for the victorious team! the consistent bowling of Niel Don- Ideal for new bowlers I Muke up own team or Pro Shop gion baseball team will be honored for their suc- was Glen Hill, who rolled the best ivan (iiV:o, Kti Slmoiisen (566) and TAKK-OUT.il" f cessful summer season Saturday night at the set of the evening with a three Coke Kolakuwski (544). The and low average. | enter as an Individual. CALL MK H-» game total of 593. The best on the Strikes were in contention briefly Woodbridge Amartcan iUgton Home on Berry alleys for the vanquished quintet du« to a 511 series turned in by LUNCH, Street.... The letter from Richard Mosolgo, the were Johnny Tobok (930) and Ray Art Sealnuii. LEAGUE WILL BE SANCTIONED BY Woodbridge Jaycee president, was greatly ap- Demmttkl <528>. Treasury joined th« select group AMERICAN BOWLING CONGRESS at the lop of the circuit after de- > predated by our sports department.... Jay Ru- With Jolmny Brlja hitting the INN pins for a 582 teries to hike hi feating the dejected Jets in three FEDERAL LANES VILLAGE i ', tan, a former Woodbridge sports aathusiast, is avwmjit up to si lDu count, the guinea during the all important 11 ('•' now a respected baseball coach to Mehoopany, Hi Mashes eacouutemi little dif- match The decisive conquest was BOWL-MOR LANES 977 W. GRAND ST. ELIZABETH ficulty subduing the Zorchers L due mainly to clutch bowling by Main Street Ttl. 8S4-45ZU WoodbrUge, N. j. ** jt, fu., where he still manages several teams in Uie three, consecutive ggames. Duriil; Joe Smith (54H), Hill Fetrlck Kelly, M Service Scheduled U. S. orojri •»* wet**! w» Quakertown, Pn, Bob Roascll, Uufi JM and Thomas; a dauftor New Egypt and Dudi© Babey. (,,,m Sporln P«ge) NOW HEAR THIS Barbara Aon, all at home; Mil Raritan. , At lie/in Tomorrow ,,,s Hook. Hlvervde, •Continued from Sports Piigci mother, fclf. Victoria Komlnek, |-n.cpnrl, N. Y., ISELIN - A kick-off C A. nr- Griflin was the first to win twoj mountain area. Despite his ege of 73, he showed Perth Amboy; three sisters, Mi* main events, ns did Malbahn muli Mary Smith, Duneller; Mrs. Annvtee win be hosted by the Christ'! Fla H«rby Till Tillmnn later, with Griffin goinc 1"" players he can still hit the ball by delivering Appleiatt, CWfwoml; Mr*. Cathe- Ambanadon of the India jwnbly of God Church, tomorrow on to become, the first to win n three hits in five times at bat with the aid of a MBS. EDNA L. MRS. RUTH E. HINKI.F rine Trygar, Perth Amboy. third feature. Funeral services will be held at 7:» P.M., at the church, courtesy runner The Fords Bearcats, under FORDS - Funeral ;;(TVK-P< for WOODBRIDGE - Fuiwr.il »»ioili imeOnDown Temple Beth Am by Rabbi Abra- |S If you are in the military service or are % S 111.: Mario Andretti, the "rookie the Foster Wheeler Corp., where derson, 227 Main Street, died sml• ham Horvitz and Cantor Royal he had been employed for 10 denly at her home yesterday M ISELIN - The Mid Week Bible ! patient in a veterans' hospital and desire to [of the year" at Indianapolis who Rockman. The topic of the ser CUM ANB years. He had been a member of trnoon. i •.study will bp held Wednesday! TO [seems certain to win the 1965 mon will be "Prepare to Meet vote, or If you we a relative or friend tit a the Carteret Jewish Community Besides her husband, she is 7 45P.M., at the Iselin Assembly] I crown, from Pa. | Thy Maker," It will deal with person who Is In the military service or U a BtR Center. survived by two daughters, Mrs jnf c,a& Church. 4(1 Flerkcley Bou- he customs and ceremonies that Also Roger McCltiskey, Ariz., Surviving ar his wife, Mrs. IdaGerard Goodman and Mrs, Jo-'lovard. Rev. Harry W Schaunv patient in a veterans' hospital who, you be- lUD'S HUT T 1 trie 1983 national sprint car cham- recede the High Holy Days. Gordon Shapiro; three daughters, seph Dolan, of Woodbridge; four bine, pastor, who conducts the The Oneg Shabbot will be spon lieve, will desire to vote In the General Elect* ipion: Billy Foster, the young Ca- Mrs. Phyllis Shulman. Mrs. Mu-grandchildren: two brothers, Iw 'sessions, will have us his topic, sored by Mr. and Mrs' Ralph ion to be held on November 2, 1985, Mndly i nadian making good in American riel Gurstler and Mrs. Toby ter J., of Colonia and Henry J The inheritance of lave". .AMBAKE racing circles; ,Iim Hurtubise, jesser In honor of their son, Marc of Woodbridge. Greenbfj of Carteret: n son, The group, which is studying write to the undersigned at once making ap- 1 plucky New Yorker making a Aaron, whose Bar Mitzvah will Mrs. Anderson was 1IURS. - FRI. 4: SAT. Michael at home: two sisters. ie Book of Joshua, is requested plication for a military service ballot to be ?j comeback from almost fatal akc place Saturday. Marc will X YOU CAN EAT ' burns: Wally Dallenback, young read a selection of the prophets, and"Jean Siskin of Ontario, Cana-j,I. Neary. of Woodbridge. A life!In bring Bible, pen. and paper voted In said election to be forwarded to you, which urges the brethren to take ng resident of Woodbridge. She1 in only South Bay Nng Island Clams Served every New Jerseyan making his debut da and six grandchildren. if you are in the military service or are a courage and comfort in the days as a communicant of St. James'; ay and Friday from 7 P.M. to Midnight and Saturdays 'in big time racing, Funeral services were held yes- pre-scrvice prayer meeting^ to come. C. Church and was a member' patient in a veterans' hospital, stating your to Midnight. Plus Gordon Johncoek, Mich terday at 1 p. m. from the Sy- m\\ take place beginning at 7:15 All sessions of the Hebrew and several church organizations. ON THE lWIJr 8I!ELI-»STKAMERS»CUM BROTH)'jnee who holds the world speed nowiecki Funeral Home, 56 Car- name, age, serial number, home address and Sunday schools have begun. A Funeral arrangements, by the P. M ) | record on a one-mile paved speed eret Avenue with Rabbi Abra- the address at which you are stationed or can competent staff, under the per- irciner Funeral Home, 44 Green jway: the famous Unser brothers, ham Album officiating. Inter- Jhrtmp Special Chicken in the sonal supervision of Dr, Abraham Itreet, were not completed at be found, or if you desire the military service p [IBobby and Al, who have won theHorvitz, directs the pupils. Class- ment was in the Baron Hirsh Ce- r_ Dally iress time ••* Basket annual Pikes Peak Climb for the es are held for beginners, inter metery, Staten Island. ballot for a relative or friend then make an Urge IN Served Dallj past eight years and are outstand mediates, and advanced classes application under oath for a military service Shrimp f w W/ Fr. Frlei ing on the Championship Trail Sunday. September 26 at sun- MRS. SELMA BRINKMAN WILLIAM J. SCULLY th« ruH 99c ballot to be forwarded to him, stating in your from New Mexico; Rodger Ward, set will mark the beginning of ISEtlN - Funeral services for WOODBRIDGE - William J. jlnd., twice winner of the Indian appliciation that he is over the age of 21 yean the Jewish New Year — 5726 Mrs. Selma Brinkman, 28 Silzer Scully, 44, BIB Harrell Avenue. I apolis 500 and many more. The occasion is ushered in, not ied yesterday afternoon at the Luncheon Special Avenue, who died Tuesday night and stating his name, serial number, home with the blowing of horns or /eterans Hospital, East Orange, at the home of her son. Frank [Fried Shrimp Choice of midnight parties, but as a solemn A communicant of St. James address and the address at which he is star • Hot Own leave It To Dad Brinkmann, Jr.. 318 Mctlar's rvtd Dally Rout Betf j serious event. For weeks before :hurch, Mr. Scully was a mem- tioned or can be found. Jantbo I Pot Roust or Note from teacher on Mary's the pious Jew rises before dawn Lane, Lake Nelson, will he held XT of St, James Holy Name So- Meat Loif ;report card: "Good worker, in- basket With M««hffJ in prayer ,to make peace with tomorrow morning ;it 10 o'clock iety. Middlesex Council, 857, fr. friei 99c Potitoei It telligent, but talks too much." God and his fellow man. The at the Thomas J0S.7I1 Costello (nights of Columbus; Disabled Forms of application can be obtained Grit; Note from father over his sig-ihofar is sounded as a reminder Funeral Home, (irecu Street and Veterans, Chapter 56, of Wood- from the undersigned. nature on back of report card: that life is moving on — "Wha1Cooper Avenue, with burial in bridge. Of Course It Is! That Is . "Come up some time ,and meet DATED: Sept., 15,1965 Jumbo Maryland are we doing with ourselves?' Hollywood Memorial Park, Union An electrician by trade, Mr. To Have Your Jewelry and paghetti Night her mother." The sage, Maimonides, the emi Watches Repaired Anywhere Crabs Served Every Friends may call at the funera: Scully was formerly employed by piery Wfd. nent philosopher declares, "The home from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 PM Momar Electric Co., and then Else. FRANK SCHATZMAN, Day. sound of the Shofar is like by the Electrical Union, Perth I r.M. to The deceased was the widow of County Clerk, | bugle call to awaken us from Amboy, until last year. Midnight Dozen to Frank Brinkmann. A veteran of World War 11. Mr STATE JEWELERS County Record Bldg., 00 Tike Out JJ, YOU 59c Scully served as a paratrooper New Brunswick, N.J. 08903 ;«c Euh Robert Hills, Calif 23 Main St., Woodbridge AN EAT SEE in the 101st Airborne Division, He will be noble and worthy." On and Richard of Northfield. (Nut to Theatre) is survived by his widow, Ami Jumbo Maryland Crabs this -holiday. Uw Jew prays for 0NDAY DINNER SIN REALTY'S mankind, hoping that the world'. _ I he Until;! AA ' day, September 28, the topic 1 dining room II11* ' Scrird Mondiy ««(! will unite in brotherhood »lett menu g\\Ml> Tutid»j Onlj fellowship. the sermon will be, "Lookin; Children 1 IIJ UP' t P.M. to Mldnllt Al) ON Backward and Forward"? Tempi nen only Ww ' arh The services at Temple Beth 'Am. Sunday, will begin at 6; 15 Beth Am is a member of th C.S. Route 1, I P.M. Monday morning, at 9:00 United Synagogue of America and I'ACJK 11 follows the traditional service. AVENF.I. !A.M. Rabbi Ilorvitz will take as lUD'S HUT the topic of the sermon "A Happy GRANT CITY, CLARK Phone ME 4-9807 New Year." and "What Do We Over 22.000 Brand-Name Building VATl PAVED PARKING AREA IN KKAK FOR 100 I'AKS § Mean By Happiness?" On Tues- JUST PARAGRAPHS "PANEL LUM FONG I'oor Service She — Id lilie some soap. f HBtfl* please. j COMB, PUNK" OF HONG KONG Fresh Clerk - We have just j litli, luring — huwrimil ItaU I he thing tor that delicate peach | WINDOWS I* to mottK your d*c*r, N«w, Miy* •iV: blnssom complexion — , GETS HIS PRESTONE tfrhaiMlW thMta wtt INITAil She — 1 didn't ask for soft soap,! Tripl* track Iimt'i EAIIiR THAN WALlfAFBU Ut« H young man. •otily for cltaninu Up ANTIFREEZE FROM in any n*m — M 4**t — turn lo tO U.I. Good Advice o( obimti - ANYWHWJB BIG JOE BYRNES You. can don a raincoat after] I the storm breaks or grasp a life BAKKD WHITC, ENAM- ALUMINUM COM!. DOORS EL All'M. WINDOWS 16"x7' Natural Finhh 'THE MUFFLER KING" jacket after the boat begins to Full Unch thick 29.50 sink. Rut in a motorcar, you'd '"»!?. 13.95 V-Jolnt better be wearing your seat belt OF A & B AUTO STORE before the collision. After the fran- INTRO- tic squeal of braking tires begins, EMBOSSED ALUMINUM 127 GET YOURS From JOE, TOO! there's no time to buckle up. LEADER DUCTORY These vital safety devices are of IC J" round, 10-fl. Un(lK OFFERI no use lying there on the seat or EARLY BIRD coiled in the spring retractors BOX-TYPE GUTTER " {Limited which have made their presence 4"xS" •mb<>ii Wdetune WagoD Li AMi Mlnlil 'REASONS Originol Enuipmwl — Pointt, Plui <""J Con <*iru te jit ioi — Adjuil Carbui.lti, Ch.ck Vallagi • COLONIA Lin. Ft, kanul your mat buy it to', f«n %•!•. Otnwotor ond Horn and we'll get SIZES: AN! • AVUim a reasonable BLACKTOP PACKAGE 17" x «V i CYL CAK 12.95 matronal Parts CONTINUOUS price. Left PAVEMENT 139 CuJI io« far rlia law, low prk» 01 NO IIICTWCAIU • ISELIN 10.11, Lax I AS LOW 7 50 1 cylinder ior al CH 1-0440. MONEY call them! i WAMS AS # • FORDS DOWN BLACKTOP DRIVEWAY 95 *OU» Wt Ar« Auihoriltd • SPECIAL I U LONG AH I u/ «tlnr i IPC MUFHER INSTALIMI BUDGET SEALER • CARTERET "SHOMT-HOMr 22 382-4838 i-ool „ ln.h.11. Monromatic Sho.k Ab.orb.r. tool CALL PAYMENTS IMVia-CAU . ., i_... u^ n.irH on vour carl • WOODBRIDGE m for th CH 1-0440 T. GRANT CO. JOC BYRNES' "THE MUFFLER KING'S' or • POUT READING • SKWAHEN You* &B AUTO STORE CH 5-9611 (ALL U»,T.«OB««AVEN,«OSaUMM2 UNM AHU ( UAKOi: Vl.M GRANT CITY, 45 CENTRAL AVE, CLARK, N.J. 132 SOUTH ORANGE AVE., LI 9-9093 FREE USE OF CAR TOP CARRIERS • DELIVERY AVAILAblE • ALL ADVERTISED ITIMS F.O.i. tTQM n I Thursday, September 23. 1965 LEGAL NOTfORB I.H.AI *0E SIXTEEN LEGAL LEGAL NOTICEB 1JT.GAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES nnjii«-f-ilnr of Ford Arsmie, formerly Drift] in the om. .• LEGAL NOTICBS LEGAL NOTICES ""*'"• »nn. ntfa thenoe running | w* (vmi, tv i-ovrly artresn Julie Andrews', Tin" portlon_of the pub-.STRUT KROM TO : is oirently starting in the film |Uc MRhwav in ttir Township of Vernon Avenue lr,.in Northerly I 'Waorttortdfr In t*» ('nuntx of Mid- Ttnulmw to Her r\ venue: publl< "Hawaii," based on Jam«« A m,,,,,fll ^ term "«T"« "T "\wmTm «M, M -he •*-.,* HKK5 IIIHMI de-vrirwd In Section 1 ol OnhmMrt Aren from M.uitrw* r»qi ^^. c-ri il*1 Miehenw'j best-*eller. \TH" rfi»ll m«Hi the unTfefnt' •«>£» In e«h of;hr *i7^-0 ntthin Ordl.u-nre F>h»ll be Improved JIHIK to Ber*> ;r,,.,i UniitrOW tnt.1 of the gran hort^nta! iireiw.ro ISM Injlitrtw «I«I |hT ihe ron-trm-tlnn nf «ldew,,l*s IK Prinewnn Avenue fvrinir hrltii: of the floor or floor, nf '-he '"•>>•'- '"'""''"',„ ,,...ri N n,Hr I I hereinafter pro-id-d ir m.rh pnhll.-, Jifiw to Per Mr T LEGAL NOTICES from MontrOW I.i8 or biilMHiiw m«nir"i 'mn, Me Th? bond,lire d. e'»:» l» "" •« oT the tiei. .ni n I ,,^,1 „, „,, ,,,„„, < »,,rl, Im- Avenue to nerkie •«•<> Mil', N0T1CK »•. nno ench, nce->- '«" or Mimtmae Tincerlim »nd nn a course north IW Wt or from the renter 'In' "' ' *1' " »* '*"> ""•"• "" !h« [irovemeiit Hi' of iliul! be oht .ilnM Pennlnitton Aven . ri "ii IV)I Ik M hereby f\vrv urn the aep.irwtln*: two tnT'^'ic* 'ud •! > [jurt maturity wlit.li . expeiines .« «KI SOftO fe*t to "he point. ,.j, in ' from thr (V'si |l"ird nr Cmnnils. Acemie Ui ne-rkl' Illlllll I'SI t |'|." li>n"m!ll«tlon of »1 "^ 1 <( following Ordinance w%n reuiilnrlr uij,"'^f-hout MmluM- - .1..' slon hflTlin' '-• rnl "f th* hU:h BerHley Ave \l ,ier .Street TtON Ol IMF VOWNHHIP or idttir. ln- MI- of BW1INN1NO • hr rvrni the pur>-ti i.^' nil P pawed RnrUnn« I' We»t*rly IF IN 1T4E CDt'NIV niillirailonii li I• M»rh Blrwt. i i\ OF «f!«nlKl Td PVY •ev on the ?l»t rt*v of stolen,H*T floor fte In the rienmiiliM'iîi IMS IHF.RKOF. TO A r*t }\ The hnliilfi *r* '-.'Ul> """''ronnlnirllnli '>f <"r ivirt,!!"" pTOf*»«1(i o •i"de'iim«t«l iw IjOt 102. In Blorki' J'^ "' 'i- PAYMENT AND ro m-I .prhiled (or .-l^.. .Vj-,.«jl —^^•Vj. -, ^ Tjx^-Wlv AN ORDINANCE TO AMBNII AN" f-f|1!ip rrpis'rnhle nt thf o;>"" ''" ln*'or mirli . .dei.illn r not Nmctn mithorl^ iNAN(T xtrrmxu "AN mm hoMer is to prinitpnl " '•' « In the «n»le. ..I 'In- .ir i>r I'ftnnrnt appn» 1 • ,-nnnioiilv known a« M FifthJlJI'J" 1 l! SIKH Al - 'will principal mill Ir'r- ' mil lire mrwu, in IV '.>':.> nn of rtinono* No pun ,,f saUl >l'»NH I" INANCE r<) FflTAM.IHH KAI.AHV )N AND I'AdK WFrKT>"I.PH nf CElt .nvih.e m the nfHre •-.' !<• First rhe rol'ri'VIni' ;.:ll' I- .<( thf pnrpoM Jihaii i dttnlli-i' I'MOI'llU I" ANI1 TO PBOVfOK N TAIN OPFIClAlfl ANT1 hntimnc llrii mni Tnif '"" Mnnre'TiiwiKhlp vt; [•lilt 11IF iiM-ANcr or noNn AN- IT 1.1. AOT1 PART TIME MIAII rrii W'KXt-i On |he onuterl-. -nnlned nripvil IS S'OITP TN ANTICIPA- f Nf»- ,lfr" I . \ '*-i)l Aroniif. 1-î'n fi' i-i kin a of niw i>! T HP IPSt'ANCr) OK PITH or nir rttww 1 wirh infer re K rHH wool' n'frfnt fit !i shnll ,tn Its imut-het -. IT HN|1 OFUKiNArFJ) " : ifl^;, i I nrrortlllli' 'n ;i P!i'l. ' Vp>- l.'i nnl » (IF the Mnnlrl- PRITViK TOWVPFir MIAHV OTH' ••• ^hfcllU^t^-d Htreel finulf5 111' 11 n n n A V - I -'wnxhl',) if Hie Tmrnshtp of IVANCF !>»i1 ' fnmni'o worn ii i the rvninty of Mld- r. IHII.-I1 of illr^- f aalil N'nveiTit>er ; l 1 T i Hnipniy ITHHF'T 'hv •>"• on ftnv r"- ihip I'lU ;)(.,- 't" mc portlnns or the ' - - \ amount 1 Nu-idR nrr a M ih"'.r 'rrditiftiiT û Intr'ili!" ' ^' "Tf.'i™"-!Prepnwl h-. Mrni!> I ,t\«- o! 'nllo-i 111 ,,li, stpeet-t In the Co- "'' '' Ml W0 arr- heroby 'ho rnoe"lnn nf th*' ^^^l'l•H^! ' ' '"' • Township to U» XVI i--'lm;1'ed ]„„,„ S(.,. i of Ihe Townrtiin of oti7ed 'n ITC l.i'îod [nirsimiit txt wild CLASSIFIIJ) •li of ihe 'TVwtiKhlv of ;C w"nir.'1ir i si fli l< hrrehr rfiOO. and W(,,,,|! tirl in Hie County of Mld- Locul H'lHl IAV S-.iiil bonda flridll NfX .IprfM-T. held "f (Î.ti-Tiih0' T'V. lo t.i i-ii.-h Itnpr" I to t-e dlo'j-i, \\r inirirriTftd hy i-r»n- lienr IIHI-ITM nt » rate whlrh shall 11WS ntili dfl'-T ;)'|hl|niTlon V i '-T'l tn • nidi not r '.>icr*for thf and KIIHI •M Ulp 111 Irri provided tin I'.moonl »t'lin 11 pri-m roncrete enrba a* Hici-il *&% pet- i-ontiim (fl ^ ) Inft to law KV r-ir-hrr . ivTiqiilrrp'l 1p fof t+if j i.f the 1 ADVERTISFNG RVUs and IK ''i' i'- " rin.nce per Annum All runt-tors with re- fnr flnfil [wsmê Mid wiw flnii;-. n.nri tlif lii 'lereon M i-^1.lnintofl tilliOW^l sport t nrkipteil on Hi-pf-nilier ?1«! ;^^ fcf -' •Mid PlBll nml I'mfll ip\ of rncli 'd purpofle anil ' ' (IVI OHII Rlivn i jald lxiinl» not determined o*rh txo hundred '20 f llniitdtlon . '" sflJd plan IMIII jirif (in file in' tnailmum fuiinwn' ..: n'ti'lfc or by Ilil t*r it piihll- he:»r,n(t at a m'-f'lllK On h,.'?i allies of the street Imm ordinftiirf shflU be deler- of JTIVMW floor nfeft the ofrirf ol sIn* MlinWpn! note* necevmrt I.I hi • ^'lf'l tor ?&T »«ltoklc. C", of tho Mnnldrni'i foiinrt! nf the 1 iho Frt'-mi Toiv-ns'iln line tfl MB In-mliifd hv resolution!* to be here- prnv]«1(>no. nf *,ur>se^» nnwt ,na ]s ,,,».„ ,„ •ild purpose I* ««: »» the Contrtct Tnwnnhlp "f WVwvltwldK• • ' ' Vr«- ,!er-be ft]>pllrfth!f In »nv ler^ri i -..in "1MI yormandv Rond after adopted mid pur- 'ho ruto of 'nlerr^* ;ier niitmm' 8f*ct1nn 1 M-ilfl Illllirnv t rtf - i<*t of mirh pimi".'.e V rp JI*V Pflld Ordlnanre w-f .. - ,i^ l Plan and Pro'i'o entitled "Prnixiwd Bectldn » To finance (1 Ixirne hv thf Nun!*-, blrl forlnrr1bed In , >-ftoi notcs of 1 | rdln . I'IT* «f«t»rt |r\r!'i T |W. bnnil Mltlolpatlon CALLME4.11I1 hy thf Mnvor iMirt renimed on •'*'I - >iiowte a ance dlirtll In- im ^troet r,vlc: for Oxford Pfrnd. ^lt- jKtireniite t»if "!ilf •; "mount of |lim» !Klld TmlftUhlri of all t «nrl Kevtlon 4 All OrrMhnnre* or se<- ilr of one rinhtli or one-, walk f!n:\iirf HIP lliired In Ciih'tlla. WofHlhridKe. eirecdlng A comprMnt «d-ULker will help jon with von «., nth 1PW. Inipron- Tnwn'liin 'Wf Itnn?: I" 4(i'. prlnrlim, amount not pfTf^t on (VtohPT llonn thereof whkh are In rnnflli ' eih of onf i>or rennini and: thereof |..np"^tl In Ihf fol rost of giu-.lt n-ir nort/eri to .1,0 b«TmtiW In o> troniM ln. [)K,ni,iSF \ r M 1 v 181 90'- le"»|. Wliwlo- iimed Hepteniher llMfl. i nf ihe la- (Tlert [imvirton. êx-Uon 'ff rimiw of 11)1^ Bfind l.iiM' In :uit.lclpntlni: to pfirh one p|dfn-n:k 'iln'l ' kfpt . exiienwn and oil.- ;!•«, 111 VORMWIIV RO\I) i H.KI »o M, Ordinance which «h»ll he fouiul '" ohilira-i fhi i".'li -il'lo-; of tlie Mree. from :retl In rl inr-h -ost -ilini: lip jf-lildlnt lntcro'i: Imr lni«r# lie inralid IIIMH! or void shnll bo tlons to The ex'i-'i Ilieii hv tho rl Hoiirt ter-ei'i'on vIMi Klroberley Rond r N0Tir« OF not afreet thr !eg«m\ of iho rern • flft In tho nrojwwn.] not ifl ; ) [ier finnum fltid nm\" he re- < room houM, iosn Ilifin |9!t7.fXW nor -non- tlon M their respect h-r f ri:in HIUI I'mriie entitled "Pmnowd newMl rnun tlnin to tlmf pursinun MRS Ci;KT! rUKABX TAK« NOTTCK ttiat Ion. nrnlnr nf thlfi Ordlnfinê - theroon 'nirMiJin' lo nnd Ui i,.,.i,nl-' Section 4 Ii is h.'ti'h-. ileionnllonnlnoii'I-MI-Ii > r\iir for SorniBiulv Road. ruth* Complete remodeled •sha!! rontlnne in fill! fnrre |H1« non In lelertllii; the pR to and within thf llmi'Atioim pre- AND ADVICK 1* Semeth him filed an applicant iini-o ui'h ihi- provl.'ioir < ' r-l,n|i.iui(] stnted thm i".> eice•iceHlniH t slmutvd In ("nkinla, Woodhrldee offcrt lo tie arreipted, Mie Mimi'-lpit! TrfB 1 i'niid* nnd outilde « Randolph «1tJi the ZonlriR Bourd rrT Ad|nv- ^WTTr KIM no4 ronf;l(lor pn' . ter fi't o' ri'li 40 of tMr- tr\l>seil *4.IOfl, ftpproprllili-il ''I down i* v- i Powtr hit' S-'iHe Horl/. 1" 40'. jtid 0(wn » tn 1 .ê'llon .1 TlllA Orrlinnnrp ment (or (i vnrliwire to wnsunr » xhl. h ne.mo A rule of ln''Ti*'.t ifd'.tutr- 'if N»w .Jersey inputs nn rajiltit: I'lipntvoinent'. or;Vfrt 1" Strwt »U,500 financing .i»ail- he *fferUre lmniedlivtelv 11 MCCIKirv '.nil wimplei of store* mrl ofneed on t!ie or 'h:*n 'he lovewt rnto nmned In ."Action « Jt !i. iicrohi detr mined] f" Mi» fl«|>ltn| lni|.;. ..fiirn' runil 111l ', Wheo'n I ;ii,:ioii» to Conjtructlon Co premise* known an I^»Is I. 3, 2 ;UH1iirlop'inn nnd pun'w.i'Mi iu 1 I nml '.tiiTeii -!v" lho TownM lj, ,n||hud((et« heretofore nl"i>tfd for B:ild Amboy, 442'>!n fj-.iired hv law . fiiu 'egftlly nrreprnh *- ;iro[xxwl 4 In Bloi-k HM-O shrran on 'he : Jiol c-onrrlhu-*- ;inv ninoun'- in r he j "fôwn^lilp are no^ :IV illnh!'- to fin - K;i.stor'.' Side ^ rom Tnman Are-' e,iii! IT 'vn or more MII'M prnpofuln 1 !l Woodbrtdtre ToTi'nahtp Tai Aivf"- ROBERT T. 1 nii"r pxjHvied tint iho civit of ') Ini-i 14,100 If here.hv ii']irn|irl:i'*d from Kino - from Inm&n Avenue to fW.fl Ordlnanrf reniaiiifc on file In offering lo acrept the lea'it amount liriH-oineni 'vi:i hr bornr whi ntiiiMint of noieft IKTobv aiithoTiwli Of Tile and WITHV Areniien v v hv HlTCh moneys to Ilii- linvini-lil of theOverhri«it Drive, fnun OverbroOk! AND alAliv f .i.'flce of the Mnnlrlpi! f'lork of bonds l«urh Nind--. IH*1IIK tho the owtiM1 or ouners of 1h rost f> to bo Iwued yh ,11 be minced bv i WKST POINT PI.EASAN1 -! TAKI: nm-nTiw MOTIOI; th:.- • rr:i! f ^'d pHr.Hi-w lirlio io Nonimndv Hofld. or public inupM-tlon first inmnrlnii Ixmilfi alii ho w-oiiutf affo. -f-fl hv the Intprov infill : Section 5 in fiiniiii-p '-.ild pur- nil .iintmnt ei|in Advice the, nrypllrat.lrm for fhlp ranaii'f : K1W 1*1 nn mid Profile entitled "Proposed ^,ê^".f|Hwpit^ area."'near Parkway Al- No-.ire l« further tivon :.hat inld rojilod. unlew two or -nore pro- .Mellon .'i Hi'fnrc tnnklni: th r ainoiint of the- Imnd* Ki Will he heAM hv the Zoning Ronrd Klile- 1 . 'x'Uds of wild Tinui-hlji nf :instreei -ridei Tor Klriibf tfv Rnod. (Well as In .rillnnnre *1U be fur-lier ronsldeT- JM«A!S niinie tlio Imp.' rile of In-Wfllk In1lirovrinpnt tle'^rlbi-d '. i Sor- j 1l'':rPK(lte prllli-l|ml ainuon' not rx - 'ho mmioitrtte iiiuoiuit nf outstand- mo-rt new ranch home Ideal lor! of Adjuntment, Mnnlrirm'i IhilklInK sltmtrd In Coionla Woodhrlripe l«ued pnr- *! for final pmwnKe b\ wvld ronnrll >rp^t and offer '<' nrr«-]>'- 'ho same M<.II 7 horrof or nwiirdlinr :in . |'.n]1.|i'ee<||iiK Sdl.nOfl nro herVbi iiul.;iirl7- ing bonds aiul notw y^ nrm-rKl'Mving" Oil hot water',^ ,t Hmniint of IMMVI« \n whlrh i red for ixii sldew:ilk lm jrovo- ' °e lsBiioil iioM.'iiAtil to r.rtid MlnMI ti , ihl. orillnnlHf shnll at unyheal, spacious living room. M-ienre^t. #1 & I flev. on Ortoljer 1 IWi. nt R C*\ |> :i: M i»e held In the Council number.,»vent that one of .IO.1; !:n: men- \'erl I V prepared by Charles All pernonK Inleresteil In wild awi:! nion' MiinlrlpHl fieri: .],',11: loral none! !.:>« s.ild bonds '.hall Municipal Biilldln?, Wood-; tinned proposuls whv-:- "f(ore, to C W Me.i">. ilited .iiiiuiiry IMS. /i baths, three good-! ffttlon mfty nrjpenr and )iroM>ni ;tnv ; |-.1U. iC dip |-|ilo-l bear Interewt at :i nil- whlrh nhai: «i in tun H tut. m br.iUf N J on uoMlav. the 5thpav the hlirhfsi prl*e vill bf iv I walk ITm-i-nii-m lo lie i'! not- em-eeil sh por centnni ifi': I CI.KVKHNI> ROAII oh}ert,tnn that' thev inrtv hMvo el't^rr rd bv th, rf of |argc dav nf Oot«bfr. !V>S t;l o'f-lork ln' •epiexi | Mir i- n. of i |?er Minimi Al! manor* with re- fiirferlv Hide . from M In pet-don or hy nn aMornev whirl: plarf and or 1 Oo?i4es of t.*he ftpyi'.irntlon and nc~•!-.f fTfnlng. at The purchaser tnuf actnifd 'd i}'rr^hv Tho ^pert to mid bond ; itol delrnnlnod •!Tllf all rwrdoru lnrfrfW«t will hf Ihternt from 'he <• sh«M co n doKi-rl pt Utn hv thi* ortltnaiKi' •ie orrportiintt t v tn he IK>II<1» to t.he dale of cry, No iii""l""nv . led suffli-lent ' rnlnod hv rf-'olnllotiR ui hr here MiinWpftl BnlldliiK Mnln atreei '•oncemlne »id ortlnani-e Interest will l» paid i the df-'tlfv M. .1 rlptlon of the In j 25 to 31 lin-lui*»«. Blork 47J-B f nprnvr 7/22tJ TRACTOH All WoodbrWKf. Sew .fowv. for pnh'.lr J06BPH V VA1.KNTI .;'utp:]icn Ihn' SrcIllMl ' II To ruiinro iii id pur-i Plan nnd Profile, entitled " : Municipal rierk J .Lstone, comivti , : iir, bond until•Ipii'lnii miles of'eri Htrrot -,:riirlo6 :rit clotelai nsefulnesi of Mid (trcord- KBfWI.BR 11 9/33/83 ,„ Minr vl'i'iiln W 'iiiiV :lflf'r 'vrv.rr'snl' :ni • •• n-^n'i" tirln. \ nue, t'olonin. Woo Town- e. U a STORE FOB RENT pl nl IliK to It* OS, sidewalks ,, should Iw .uUircftSfd tr l.herenf the louiKhlll W! ! :n.i!:i-! P araoiin: not . ••(•illiic Ml.'HMl] •-•hip. Scnlo H.>rl7 1" pd froi" AtU>rnfyn for ap^ylUnt NOnCE ' I lip lm|inu-c:ii('in ;il the e»!*iwse or'"1" hereby anth.i Vert period of 1 o Business Section Cor- CaU 381-oit; ' lie unde 1 nJd bomta „ ?foUc» li hereby Klvtn tn*t at a the owner or nwners Kuch notice mirsuAM to iiilil I Bond I an W .July, 1M3 1 iroT nnd 11 10 It « herehv determln- ner Store Retail or Service type II. B/j.i.'B. ! •'"'.RctriiM Meotlrig ol the (X«incll ol shall be wried In acrorrtnnce with" ajtHcipotlon nnt 'ho lAmi.vnre of WATRR STHKKT the priivlflonR o( Chapter r.5 ofi1511!11 <>oridR 8-.il. pd at ,voil Uiat the Huppleirleil- I notf : vh ill t>car El.l. fnmi of to: 2045. Bloc* Mfl-0 business. 45« sq. ft. Call: 381-4737.) SHERrFF'S SALE on the 21«t Any of K^pt«n»fJ. 1* 4(1 of I he Revised KUthtti"! (>r IhterPKt B1 a rat* ml I .siifeinen' ri'quired bv ilTKRIOB rOl'RT OF ilif tinif of inaklim thf'.r bids. dc- shnll nnl.pimi ami i>nifiie entllM "Propo.sed Bond law hiw lieen duly 9/2 9/9, 9/16, 9'23, 9'30| PLI'MBINC, \Mi HKAfl *h* following OfrllnAncf won Intro No-a- ,|pr"o\ In i»rtlc\ilnr Section "f«" rentiun 'iriiip:inv for j Vert 4"' prepared In- Chnricn Wringer Type Washing Machine c ,11 Dueket No. F 1U1 M sl h of HIP m-ord.s of 'tald I«w, All nnlterR ul'ti r|.»|ici-t F.hou's thnl 'he irmss deht of mid l" JfANCE ESTmJa) ".IN OR- "' ammint, to the order of th', r-linru'e- llflls | W B anie (luted July. 1MJ OOLUHBLA BANK1NO 8AVrNO,S'DrNANOK TO BHTAni.f.SH KAI.Anv!T(lTn«lllp to secure Mn- Ttiwushlp' ,,f ,i,PTownship within 10 (favs to wild notes no! deto ineil hv TownAhin. ILS (lofini'd m Hectloh $20, 14 months old. Perfect condi- BOH luniRit: AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. > cor-AVD WAOE SCHKntTKS OF CEK-'from any loes remiltlnn from »;.,(,„ l thereof this ordinance cij.iit lie dot A .-» path ,-uch plan ntitl pro-j pritiinpd file described iltmvr Is nil Hie l:r lion. Call Davis, 636-3740. tlie Plaintiff and wn l'AIN OFTICIAI^ AND (rniEI! i follure of the hlrtder to comply Section B, 'nils ordinance shnll hy resolution:; io be 1 to hirrp.iM'd Ir, this ordliiHiirr ny the office nf • he MUII|CI|)B1 olerk "LIAM R. WYZYKOWSKI »/k.'« nni AND PART TWIT. BM-i»itfi the Wnns of his bid, " " tflke effect at the Mine mid In the udopre-d in i;,, cvem tii.i 181.900 and that the lOTiiancf of the 9/16-23 WILLIAM R WTZKOWKKI snd he r»- manner provided br law tire Indued iiurKum:t to Oil and 1.* open to public liippectlon iHintls ;ind noto^ inilliorl7ed bv this I'IÎYEI*! or TW nnvvimr OF of nnMirc«wrni bidden wi; 1 In- nun of M8.WW in • rEMALiTHllFwANTED • 8AVDIABHA WYZYKOWHKI. lit') WOODBR1UOB" Ai.'K) KNOWN nirned upon the ,i«Mrd of thf RODENT E JACKS ance. the iiKurmn'i aiiim,,,- ordltiiiiii-e will tie u-Uhln all debt SAVTrJABBIJ, WVZKOWSKr 111" herehv authorizo'l to iw i--'-i horeb\ apiT' irl.ited lo the puy- VNI) DESKfNAIH) A.S Vili: WOOD- biinds. President of tlie Council IlmllnlloiiB cribed hv •n-id: 1 wife. LOWRT FEDKnAI, (TREDI'I I'hi- siircessful bf be reduced bv :m :iini>iiui i mem of the n^: of i-on.^tnu-tliM Cleaning" Woman one day a! J^ 'J • HHIIK1E TOWNSHIP .'tAI.AHV OH blitdor will 8atd OrdinnlK-e remnlllR on file ln 1 I.ocul Rond I n'A UNTON, 8 federal credl1 llnlull ••'. furnished M tho Urn bonds the office or the Miinlct[«ii clerk tlie prtuclptil ani'i'in "f " in.'li rurb Improvement Surh ap- I IHNAWK 196:'. the I": ordinance thf United RtAtes, ftre Dcfonclnnu- so IsHiied. If thp ;i:;t:r'-«:i'p Iirrtpnatlon shiil! bn met Section 1 .week in Cartcrel. Call KI 1-5092 *^ ?',,,. BE IT ORIIAINKII. h\ Hie Munli-1- LTP dfillvered 111 the oyjlnlon of for public lnt;[>fct!oii rr Mini from thp of outHtandln N.nds .ui' pr.H-eods of tho >Û' iyf thp bonds iske fffect :,,„• ,,,T ^r *j! time except Wednesday. UNIVKRSh (HI. MK Writ of FhecutJon for 'lio BA> "' ;m;mll 'Vnmrll of thf I'liwnplllp of Moksrr; . Reed, Hov: Wnfihhurn A-j Nottc* 1« fun her (rtven that nald r 1 4 t first punll' atlioi n tlierrof after final,""•' 9/16-23-30 moTtgRged prenilnee. tlntfd AIK : ' WnrjR are viilid and legallv f'" P«««I(

'>l°"r" I9«S '•' » o'clock Jn l»li«l to tlm pnvinrii! of notf -• - «l upon the hind.-, mid renl en-for ptihllc lnsicctlon. dc]lvpr>' of the tiondfl snd receipt h at fhe lio-.ir of two o't lork by the lir-ldê Township .S*..arv Oniliuinre of [mvmrnt tlierefor, nnrt Ol a the evpnint;, ni, wliinh pluce and then outstiiiKlDif Lite IIJKUI the Hue nnd In tho vlcln-i Notice I* 3niri™rnrtlier nlvcnn t'hafhatt .aisaid sary-the AVON Manage trains, 1515 or writ« P. " Bmlill) ihon prevajllng uSt^ndard or I^y-.of 1^ be arid hereby If amended time M IMTJH'H.S IntcreHtt-d will ho •Swtloii 1 It 1:, herein- certificate, dated w of the date of 11 v of '-.ild improvement wlilt li inn-v,! ordinance Rill he further consider-1 yOll Christmas in AVON means llirtit Having) tdmp. In the afuriKKin I" Mvordnuce with tho folkmini; and declnrwl ihul -IK bridge. ilolivpry of the txuirls. ;unl si':m-d tEriven an opportunity to be heard •fried oi . l>e ix'hcflted by *iid lmi of the w|d (lay, (it the .Sheriff's Of-'nrcUor» Any new office, position •oiicernint' suld ordlntince, uwf-ulnefw of «ild imrixw iicconl r 311fo r home inter bv ihe officers who slKiied the: ;i.s provided ln {1ui\>lfr , i Title I!'-o In I}IP city of N(-',v RnitiKwick or Job uttlf ineniloncc t-ftoct.! Hc1 Mulilctpn! l>erlod of 10 Vflin. computed c s .; ' |Jfr.'-ev All H. *iewvnientfi tori Clumber :n the Mnnlcipttl Biilldltlfi, long ciioiigli. Wi iJir .M.I. Mi: ji 'Mid live reiroscUyelv to Ui« dn'e of nn-H-hen penihim or to the fcno»-le.lf,' !t H-fiS Wfi3() tlie date of sati! bond* 9/23 llrtl H*.id li3i|iHivt-ineii1 thftll eiichl WmirlhriiUr M. J., on Tuesday the ., .-.nd Ijclnn In tli*i |"lii1metit of anv ;y>rsnns hnldlllKi"' " Offl'-C" thre*U-lied Ui ni-|| _ _ fi [t IK In-rohv determined i-u.v be an neitrlv ait may pro- 5Ui day of (October. 1M5 at B o'clock to A. MifhnrU- Sm' r Town.-,hl;i of Woodbrldpc In the|»ny f>uch olltcc or iiosltloii. or toin'rain inr pn)oln the lnsiluuce or de i NHTH'K staled Woman for Clerical und General nnd Ihiil Ilir MupplnneiitJil f the in the evening »t which and 1 county of Mlddlesci. in the Htstei Jftimary I, 1985 whichever Ic 'livery orf the bomli or The levy or! jjoUcf is hereby t'lveii ixirtton to nnd not in I'XI Hours ton Ave,, Cniii'ii' of New Jersey ' Imu-liw. [ oollwUon ol tmes to pay lh«"l»nd« toiiowinji pmrxwed Ordi point In tlie .Section 2 Nf»-Titles To Be A(ldpd|t»r the Interest thereon, or queffi - intivxiuceii and pwwed on N of er for only %i <\ il;i> M:HS! | nrSwwrty mS " SmrtJi"'8trMt"»t,H.h t m Welder fi.28-2.M/hr.! lonlng the validity of thoitiitntesmu at a meeting of the Woodbridge' " __ 9/23 which1 council of the Township of Wowl- nnd ttltlt .-, ,'it:tW-ineui >lm t>e rleemod to receive h' jasBPH ' ppoint therein distant 48 feet wen-,Section 3. Change In Salary Rjnjf(or the proceexllntoi tiled " Municipal Clerk j rugs. terly from Uie Intersection of «une lor Presfnt Job TitltJ. j yhe bonds are lnmied, bridge, In the C'muity of Middle- shows tll.it the ern*. deht o..f . s.tl<], :i Iniprovemon', 11n- • ""MALE; HELP WANTED^ unollr11 1H 9.23/65 »««.44 «itH the westerly Itne of N J. Old RiL.'IKP SB W(i neither the corporate existent* orisei, New Jersey, held on the 21HITownship . dcriiipd In Section i- °' " flasesfliut-ntfl so •m-il II. Butt HlKhway Route No 4 nm- New HanKe M,92T tioundarlen of the Township nor of September. 1965, find that K:Ud 40A:>-43 rtf ., Id Nw-.il (kuui I.SH- jfihitll not fxefod the co-:t of it iin- Agent $100-$150 per week as nlug thence (1) north M de«re«s a Pollcf Mrutenant Old Baniif the title of any of said officers io ordi nance will be taken up for fur-Li Incri'iihetl bv this ' ordinance bv' provenirlit Tlie porthvu uf •.iichi SIIKIUFK'S SAI.K 1 >st Irainee. Mr, Falk, Metropolitan Need a Mfpiiin inlnut*fi west 4B feel to a point; New Rantce M,034j their respective offices, It beini; Uier eonsideiutloii for final ttll.lKHI and I'hat the issiiRiict rtfj''' »hl(-ll DlliUl not be •• ••erv>ns .Section 4 It is hereby dctermin- E. Poiilseii and Carol Ann Poulsen, bridge Township Tnx Map, Mrolinau 3rd Cl*i». tt-ho may be Interested therein will ROBERT K JAt.KH TRUCK DRIVERS be given an opportunity to Iw heard cd and stilled lh.it Hi the Tn',vn-!hls wife, are Defendants Writ of HBINO rotiinionly k.no*n > NO i Old RimKe H.U1 !"r«i)df,lit of the Council ishlii will ciuitrlijiitf mi [uri of l.he j Execution of fhe snle of mortaaneil 322 Smith Streei, Keaabey, Newl New RanBe NOTICE roncerntnK the tavnip Said Onllnance remains on file in 1 I'IMI of mid purtKwe. It heliiK ex-1 premises dated August 26lh. 1965 PLEASANT WORKING CONlHTinV Jersey PatrolniBii 4th Claae, Notice la hereby gl»en that Uie A copy of thin ordiinmre bus been ; the ntflrc of tlie Munlclpnl Clork for jifrted that the special iL-'Hesîiiciitfi! By virtue of the above mated BEIJJG Mie .imne premium convey-1 ow R^nne K5 2O7 following proposed Ordinance pouted on the Bullftin llv levied therefor will equal ««6,00O,lWrll. '« me directed and delivered, ed to Abl»m BulldliiK (torp., ft NJ,! ™>ri8e Introduced and passed on first rrad- which public polices an- r-ufittiln-j Notirc Is further Îven thnl - ->"d In- at a m/nlar meeytlliK of limit IKXIV 0F PAID HOLIDAYS, VACATION 1 sesi-iuenls mav <;r paid In t™ nn-- °(7TOBBR AD,. 1965, Middlesex tViinity Clerk's nillrc Au-| Se<-Uon 4 Dutlni, reepornlbllltlefij New Jereey, held on the 2l6t of Sep- tin thin' of mich tueetliiK'Ui be tieUi in l.he ('ouncll Chumlwr at lll! U)Ur of lw ul (1< k h ll 1 nuil lii'-lAilment". * ' " 'l ' V l"' SICK LEAVE, RET1REMF.N1 H.W Kiutt 23 1M3 ln I)«i| Rook 2430 and iiuatlflciUoiifi shall be those teinber, 1965, and that said ordin- to thp nnHubera of tin pubp - in the Munlcipdl HiilldliiK. WIKKI- wll Hei'ttou J. It Is hi-rrbv then iia^'o 1 hv the N«'w .le-rsey Department ance will be taken up for further lic of the Township <> Khallii re- brldiif, N J . on Tuesdav, the 5th 'I'}I light SavinKi time, 111 the afternoon f and f.'tiited thai I 11 thelliiiklUK ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST LAI \l>:;<-l> AIJ1O BKlNfi the mi,, ]ireinlfies|o U»CiiUl SServicei , wherh e preMmllV consideration for final passage at. aquest such copies, at tin- office of dm of O-Kiber. 19&5 at H «'cl«:k In auch linprovenietH t hcrem.iftei re™|o- f the siild day, at the Sheriff's 01- mnvrj-fd to William R Wyzykowstl) «l«tl'ii-' or slinll be net hy Joint meeting of flftld Municipal Council the Municipal Clerk In the Memorial the evetiltiK. at which place and flce in the City of New Bninawici: AND DRY CLEANING COM1'\MK^ sad Hiivlnntotll Wy?.yk(iif*kl, hUl^''"11'"1 to be hold at Its meeting room In Municipal Building In Wdbrldi;e time nil persons lnterefit#d -will be ferred to a>s "piirpo.M-' I. l.s not A of tin- Munldpa; Council r N. J. WILL TRAIN YOU FOR ESTABLISHKliT" i 81 1 u the Memorial Municipal Building, K lv.-n im oiii>ortunlty to tie heard current exiienw of siild 'IVrAiislilp. wife, hy deed of Ab]»m IlulIiUng! " "' Oe.;»rtinent of CTvll Her- 1 New Jersey 1 ALL that tract) or parcel of laud, vlr WoodbrldHe, New Jersey, on tin 5th i otirernlnt.' sutd ordinaJlce. and |2) it is ntK'etvv.iry io finance Corp, a N J. ai'p, to be recorded j J" ri S If unv |M>rtion of thiE AN ORDINANCE TO AU'IHOHIZB situate, lylii^.' ..n't .>.-l:u u: : e of October, 19S5 at 8 o'dix-k o m THE IMPROVEMENT OF CERTAIN JOSKPH V VAIENT1 flald purjH>se hy the l.Hsiianee of ob- 1 e declared Invalid Township of Won'i.Tidxf III 'I'.* MOREY LA RUE LAUNDRY CO. KUSt 22,1%.1. or us soon thecesfter aa said IHALUT I PUBLIC STRIETS IN THE CO- Municipal Clerk j' . of .mid TownMiip pur- |M-!-cut iiut luirlty, the i>ortlon County of Mlde reached, at which time .nidi l.ONIA HECTION OF THE TOWN- I.I. 9/23/60 HB 28 miant to t.he I.« nl Bûnl of New Jersey: LIDGERWOOD AVE., ELIZ.-LINDKN.INF WKe wven In secure purl of theisllH" i- di-i-niftd it) Iw Bevenible pliu>e all iieraons wlio may be liuer-|8HIP Of WOODHRIIXIK IN TUB 'New Jersey, and i3l the etitlniated UHl BIWrfrNtNG at a point 111 thi- purehafie iitic*- paid for the prem-i' ill nnr .iffei-t the validity ol therein will be given COUNTY OF MIDDI.EHEX, TO NOTH'E cant of wild pur(x>» :« WtitXX). midnortherly Hue of Hfil'i Hi reef .it tll< porMuilty to be heard conit-rniin: AWROJMtlA'111 W0 (KW TO PAY THE HlUcrest 2-61(31 lseo above il.»«:r1bwl | / •lillllllllK IKlltlOllA Of tllllK v, , , v' v. . (4) M.100 of said mini be pro- of 512.09 feet Easterly froi:. the same, UXST I-HKREOK. TO MAKE A 'Hie apiirojlinate amount of tlie^ Notice U hereby given thai the, tdMi bv thf down ineiit here-ilt« luterneotlon »lth in* eaoterly JudKinent to lie MitlnflMl by said Thin ordinance shall A copy of this ordiinuice has iii-i-n DOWN 1'AYMENT AND TO AUTH- followiiiK inoposed Ordinance wasi •ale In the auin of nftcon I'lum- I-KNIM l«jtted ou the Bulletin Board ii|«ni ORIZE THE ISSUANCE OP BONDS introduced and passed on first 1 sand One Hundred. TMI (115,110.00) apprtjvui ,iixl publication according wtiU-h ppublic notices are TO FINANCE HUCII APPROPRIA- readlnn aL •& meetliiB of the Munlcl-I Dolliirfi mure or Iff*'. |J1IIS Int^rcfit Ki la.* ml slinll Iw retrOftctlvo to |H>iit«d In the MenUJrtal Municipal TION AND TO PROVIDE FOR THEpal Council of the Township of together with the t:oht,s of thifl niile January 1. 1*60 lildlilK of the Township and V ISSUANCE OF BON15 ANTICIPA- In the oountv of Mid- The mibacribfir reserves the riKht lUMlKltl E JAOKfi opy la available up to wid Im-hul i'l'liw NOl'ES IN ANTICIPATION New Jersey, held 011 the to ajl]oiim unld Bale from Wine to I'rfsldenl of the Oouncll ng th« tune of such meetlnt! hi thr; OK Tins raeiMNUE OF SUCH 2l»t of September. 1965, iuid that time BUbJect only to mlcji Hmlta- Bald Ordinance remains on file ln ,i<-nibere uf the t'eneraJ public or!liONl)S sttld ordiininoe will be taken up for h hll tlonfi or reatrtctloiifi UJMUI thn exer- le office of the Municipal Clerk Towrwlilp who shall niiut-.t I1B ri' ORDAINEI) hy the Munlcl- furtht-r <-ohhlder;ition for final |MUS- cise of such power iw limy be ir public Inspection. uch copleti. at the ofJtoe. of Hie Mu pal Council of the Township uf NikKe AV fi rneetlllK of said Munici- Winxihrldgc in the Couutv of Mlii- py providep d by lal w or rruleu s Notice 1B further Kiven th^t nald 1 Clerk in the Mnnorhil Mu.il pal Council lo be held at Ita ineti- of Court, Sold subject to comllttonfi ordinance will further consider- BlllldllllS 111 WoiKtbrlilKe, New New Jcrat-y, uis follow.s; .Section 1. The township of Wood- IIIK ronunity to be tiffard .:O6T TO 'BE AfSSBSSEI) IJl'uN ] undi-r ]ncrtlal control mUed with (XiucerniiiK the some. Notice Li hereby Klven that at &concernlne mid ordlna-iice. lTtOFlIKTV FRONTING l)N 1 Hk, lenient or Ilinf mill tly aJill, (i InclieB A ropy of this ordinance \'U been Regul&J Meeting of the Council of JO8H3'H V. VAIJ5NTI MPROVBMENT. In mmp.ii ted thickness with bl- posted on the Bulletlu Board upon the Township ol Woodbridtse, held Municipal Clerk BE IT OHDALNED by tlifcliee Mum-"' i luminous surlaer treatiiient which public notice* are sustom- on the 21«t day of September, 1065. I.L. 9/23/S5 c4l>al Council of the Township of j,-over mid by cousinictlnu tlie \ia-Uy l»»t<-d hi the Memorial Muni. the following Ordinance was Intro- In the County of Mid-i ni-cf.is.iry drnlnane faclllUes In con-[rlpul Bnildlnn of the Townahip, duced and read; (ind passed on i IT'S FALLl dleaei, New Jersey as follows: ! iii-ctlon therewith viz.: i nnd u copy is av«lln.ble up to nnd Flrtrt Rending: NOTH'E OK SALE AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN TOWNSHIP OF WOOlJHRIlXiK ORDINANCE ENTITLED "TOWN- IN THK t'OHNTV OF MIDDLESEX SHIP OF WOODBRHX5E 2W1NO NKW JKK8EY ORDINANCE I960." niRral luiprovemcut Bunds 1 anJ "LAST CALL" for BE ri OR15ALNED BY THE The TownaMp of Woolu >iMmd Stwt* of New Jersey, and tlw iierelualter debcrlbed. Such seulet LEFTOVERS uneiuliufMii.'} tlnnrx;! ami hupple- proiKteali will be received, publicl; ments thureui that the Ordinance (ÎH-ned mul announced by 1U Muni entitled "Towiushlp of Woodhrl (jlpul TiTwiiirM' a.t the dniucl ZonllIK Ordinance ol llKW" IM- and Ohalnbcl.s. Ill thf Mwnoriill Mllllld BRAND hereby Is amended it* follows pill HulUllllB, 1 NLUll Sitrttt, WI Section 1. An-lcle III , .Section bridge New .ft-rbey, on I'he UMl da In. hereby tl<-let*d of Oi tul)lT, liete,' ill 12:00 o'clock NEW 8«Uon 2. Article HI, Kcciltui Noon. lEimlcrii Uayllifhl Savin 20 is hereby deletetl In It* entirely. •liini-l. aud Uieie U hereby .luUHiiiuted itll: UllHlM lOUiprlUe iill ihAUb I. BRAND therefor the follow Inn: ih-iitiiU unpiovt-niei 65 DODGES NEW '65 MERCURY & COMET UP AUTOMATIC & STANDARD TO WAHID'S rORtMOil SHCIAUS1J LEFT-OVERS SAVE «• '1000 SAVE TRANSMISSION COASI IO COA1I M000 USID (AH SPIGALS TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL iip-Ki-ilutc. Servile U<-|ii. CHECKUP TUNE-UP TRANSMISSION cijuipnieiii — uur nhop ifi GOOD SELECTION IN STOCK < tup* in niuinU'imni r anil 64 FIAT $895 WJO 1>' ' DIXII Sedan; tklllf FREE NO MONEY 50,000-MILE OR • CHKK 50 4ick shitr UNO* 6 m«t. CKIK DfALERSHIP IS A WIN • DOWN 5-YEAR GUARANTEE • CHICK 131172 Ouar. NtR Of THE MERCURY \96i '63 BUICK $1895 UNKAM • ADJUST • ADJUST INCLUOiS: RtO CARPET SAltS AWARDI LcSutUe 4 DIAJ llardtup: OIU • CHKK IANDS LINKAGE CLUTCHIS* THIS MEANS YOU CAN »uiiei; Hi.II d 1 TAKING ORDERS ON 66 MODELS btg; (Hjêi bidl W.W. 'Fin*; • CUAN • KfPLACE LA«Ot A1WAYS COUNT ON IHt l£k.ccll«nt litiiill h fiim OASKITS KINOl CALL FOR CREDIT O.K. • CHANOE Oil "RED CARPH TKEATMINT." OAJKilt '62 CHRYSLER $1195 rtJCtS TOWINIi * 1IUON0HIB lAOc owner; low EX TK.KllH I DAT HBHVIVH LINCOLN- Mt RCUWY- COM KT- II MDtAL ER MOTOR HU 6-23741 915 E. ELIZABETH AVE , RAH WAY CAK CO. '62 FALCON $795 LINDEN, N J 10UJ ST. REORGE AVE..RAHWAY KUS 3341 nth w.n men. Boll; I *•* *• * *.*.—*•* • * M b ' r M *" ' * M t*i.bi,n,.d »«5 lopt ST. GEORGE AVE., LINDEN ! ii ' Cwtortt pre» PAOT SfcVWH'M* ,,i(.n» Thursday, September 23,196S BUSINESS ,-nd SERVICE DIRECTORY Appliances BARBER SHOP -!- Business Equipment -Early American Furniture- Home Improvement -I Men's Ferwl Wear ijknY Estate Listings - -A meeting of the ****** l| ADDING St. Cecelia's Cub Scout Fte* 1*1 ^ Dave's TED'S t (or tonight at 7 6'oifck. JUST SIT BACK In the school cafeteria. Barber Shop MACHINE TUXEDOS -The PTA of School Utjapa- . FREE soring a hot dog tuachtnl*'tt> ; Bit A NO FOR HIRE In Attendance students today during the haefc • NO WAITING NKW Mir me flnelt It period at the school, ParrthH • KXPERT HAIR SHOP AT HOME r Vutntn in tht Avenue , • 1 CUTTINO rou Hint itrlei " MKN Si CI1IMMFN -The semi-monthly meetiBf of i $8ST00 SERVICE the VFW Post KM has DMT art 11TB Romevelt Avf. Ted's for 8 o'clock tonight, at the Poat W. CARTERET Add* Subtract* Mtiltipllm MIDDLESEX Hall, Route 27. Ar.roii from Vc Old Colonial Tailor Ship Boy Scout Troop 47 win meet P*t*'l Diner Equipment Inc. HOME BUILDERS Cleaners & 7:90 to 9-30 o'clock, tonight, at DAVE BROWN IMS lnln» Hi Fellowship Hull o( the lint PACT, 1*1 mi Tailors Presbyterian Church, UK Oak DKL VACCH1O • Dormers Tree Road • Garages Alterations -Bingo game* will be conduct- Carpet Service • Extensions DRAPERIES ed at Beth Sholom AudttoHam, Op*B «»««• 90 Cooper Avenue, from 7:4* to t Aluminum Siding bt ippittntmant 10:30 o'clock tongjht SERVICE CLEANING • Finished Attics 1? GrWn St. SLIPCOVERS -Parishioner* of St CeesHai Automotive AND • Finished Basements WoodbrMge Church will participate ta fto annual Holy Name parade la Perth BARBER SHOP RECOLORING • Seven Years To Pay ME 4-3SM OK Amboy, Sunday, at ) p.m. 11M • 4 BARBERS • Free Estimates St. Cecelia's Unit la the swond unit In the third division, and wffl • NO WAITING FADED CARPETS • No Money Down Motorcycles FUR COATS LET US SELL assemble on Jeffenon Street, Mat TO YOUR • PERSONAL IN THE HOME of State Street. Buses, wMchirfn ATTENTION Madf to Order MOTORCYCLE .KWc, YOUR HOUSE! leave the rhurch parking lot at 1 Also Expert Installation • REMOLDING FAVORITK M Vonr* In WnodhrMge PA 1-0768 • Rridgeatone Parllla List It With p.m., will be available ftf tbow Chllilrcn'ii Haircut* e REPAIRING 1 <, MAIN SI V.'OODHRIDG! who prefer to leave their cm In • BenelU Used ERVICE (hir Specialty BAUARD'S e COLD isolln. Those meg who WBft Mgto- J.., ^.VI, JJ*s\^ twod and fitted for marcUm 4B m Schixil St., WflodbrldK« STORAGE S Stern & Dragoset I'at Sllto, Prop. -Landscape Contractor - the Human Cross, may UlA np fATION CARPET SERVICE REALTORS Service Station their suits, Saturday, StoMabtr For The Tel. MfM9» RA>IWAY FUR 25, l p.m. in Room 108, 8t we* ME 4-5500 lia'j School. Beauty Shop SHOP Albert J. Tlio Senior Cittiens Club of W BEST 54 MAIN ST. lin will meet Monday, 1 p.m., ta Ceramic Tile FUlton 8-3323 SCHAEFER, Sr. FUNCYCLES WOODBRIDGE NICK'S iERVICE SINCLAIR the Green Street Firebouae Hall. 1522 IRVING ST., RABVTAT 395 8t, Geotje Ave, Pirn transportation will be avail- STATION and RAIIWAY >lr (or those who require It. LANDSCAPE ? IS IT A SECRET ? j 10 Main St., -The drummer section of tha PARTS Foreign Cars 381-8779 I Woodbridge Isdin Fife and Drum Cotpa will You know It's for SALE! meet Monday, T p.m., wflh their For CONTRACTOR Opp. TOUT BROKER Municipal director, Robert Painter, at S CERAMIC TILE Moving & Storage - BM|. )UR CAR FOREIGN CAR KNOWS IT'S FOR SALE! Willow Avenue. The entire corpt CONTRACTOR Indutrial • Residential OS-MM will meet Wednesday, 1 pjn., at REPAIRS COMPLETE LANDSCAPE BUT • Complete Inspection the same address. including Mosaic tiles IDEAL WAY MOVERS Does the Bayer know It's SENTRY Philip's COLLISION WORK PLANNING Work -A meeting of the Clover Leaf New Jobi and GRADING A SEEDING Why Not Let The (or Sale? • TUNE-UPS Chapter of Sweet Addlnea, Inc., Free Estimates • RoiotfLMng Lawns "7" McCollcyi • MUFFLERS will be held Monday 8:» p.m., in PARTS & SUPPLY Lady Fair Repaln ol All Klmh • Sodding • Tret* LET oe & Essex Sis. BtDh • KvergrMni Move You the Green Street FirebouM HaD. Beauty Salon 40 Mary Avenue, Fordi EUROPEAN TRAINED Finton 8-2158 The singing group It pl&mdB| a RAIIWAY MECHANIC dossert-card party Monday, Oe* 120 Main St., Woodbrldge VAIley MRS! - Tailors & Cleaners tober 4, at the Green Street lall. (or appointment call MLS All guests will be asked to \m SM-92M Liquor Stores Imported Auto Tell Your Story the Grand Street entrance, . , Coal & Fiel Oil Storm* -The members of Boy knot SALES & SERVICE Telephone MErrurj- 4-1889 AGENTS Troop 49 will have a troop meetaig NATIONAL VANS Roofing & ELITE Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m., in St Cece- 1010 St. George Avenue lia's School Cafeteria. WOODBRIDGE Local and World Wide Mown AVENEL Tailors & Cleaners -The Mother'! Club of Boy (Neu (lovtrleif) Liquor Store, Inc. 1286 St. George Ave., Avcnel T. R. STEVENS Scout Troop 48 will meet Tuaaiay, Daily K 10 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. FU 8-3914 Rooflni »nd Sheet Metal Work 730 p.m., at the VFW Poat Half, Siturilav »:W A.M. to «:M P.M. FINEST WE DELIVKR! m ST. GEORGE AVE. ALTERATIONS Route 27, -The Menlo-ettes, all girl Bogle ME 6-9070 WOODBRIDGE Complete Stock o( Domestic • Paints & Wallpaper - AT and Drum Corps, wlU meet 7 to Briej '', 4-9752 Repairs MODERATE PRICES 0 p.m., Tuesday, at the VFW Port les 1TES., WEI). and Imported Wines III! HSIlAY fc Hilrrot ol All Hall. II, REPAIRS Beers and Liquor* «1$ Rahway Ave. ONLY $1.50 Typ«» -A meeting of the St. Vincent «tlc TransinissioM Fresh Eggs Woodbridge ' de Paul Society has been aebed- 574 AMBQy AVENUE Rebuilt Tel. ME 4-431J uled for Tuesday, « Whit* Church) formation may be obtained by cal- • DINETTES Service ERNEST ling Mrs. John Carpenter, at 548- EBYEXPERTS GIFTS • KMBALL Zraihiont 8, or Mrs, Walter Jurua, at • SALADS at Their Best • LAMPS M7 HureU Ave. U97 SL Georges Ave., | • BEDDING DECORATORS ME 4-9452. |S Gulf StatlM RAHWAY • SODA FOUNTAIN PIANOS Woodbrldie. NJ, HOME - APARTMENT COIOBU ME 4-1738 Tel. 634-91M —The Jersey Aire Chorus of BT CARTERET • FRESH BAKERY GOODS AND OFFICE Society For The Preservation and Avc, A Pekola far. BOOK & GIFT SHOP Instruction SULO BROS. "Service with a SmUe" llooin Layout Encouragement of Bafberthop Open I AJU. to > P.M. 53 E. Cherry St. 1850 Elizabeth Avenue Furniture Arrangement* Quartet Staging in America. wiQ Tuning Color Coordination . meet 9:15 p.m. in the VFW Post FUlton M770 INCLUDING SUNDAYS Runway SMITH Budget Planning Hall, Route 27. New member* are ClMtd Wednesday AU Day FU 8-1790 CLOSED MONDAYS JARDOT Plumbing and Heating Cull or Write For always welcome. Further Information Plumbing & Heating PIANO COMPANY 186 Reimen Ave. AveMl CUSTOM TAILORED SLIP- Diner • Home Improvement - ME 4-3(198 COVERS, DRAPERIES, 448 Railway Aveue & REUPHOLSTERY PTA Membership Woodbridge Toilets If You Have A Job FINE FOOD MB 4-5446 Kitchen Faucets SHOP AT UOME SERVICVICE I At Drive Underway Hourii U to ». ClOMt Call Bob 0 REPAIR Moderate Gas Water Heaters LEU8 Advertise Prices FU 1-5797 PORT READING -, Mr*. San- ii-s REPAIRS and ford Moore, Mrs. John ManaOeJd, ABSORBERS Storm Windows fc REPLACEMENTS and Mrs Ralph Gruner bare an- The nounced plans We underway fof frltt Sewer Cleaning School 9 PTA membership drive, IAUTO SERVICE Mrs. H. N, Donnelly, publicity Business ttt Ivenel G Ave., Avenel Your Woodbrldge WINDOW SHADES chairman, says, "Join and be Tel. 634-7060 Plumbing&Heating counted. Team work is the nucleus Diner Stock A Custom and Photography i Morse, Prop. t) Bntkfut KAHWAY of success In any endeavor and « Lunch PTA needs each parent on the # Dliuicr Service FASHION FABRICS Contractor team before it can reach the goal 680 Amboy Ave, Alum. Oottan or Leaders Business FREE FILM .lutertoi Uworatori" lino of achievement. WOODBKlDtiU Awnings, C«mva» or'Alum. 245 - 9265 Directory For Ufo With GALURD'S Custom-made Slipcover* "It must be noted that each (Acrou frwn Reifluug or Kescreenlng year the principal, Mr*. Bern- /ertising iUrti) DINE Developing and Printing Lathe Service stein and all teachers join and b we as parents must strive for 100 A. LOVAS & SONS • CAMERA REPAIR per cent membership. UN Dry Cleaning For • PHOTOSTAT * "United under PTA parent* LAMINATION SERVICE and teachers can work together INC. DHAlUtlBI • UCU9PRKADI • PROFESSIONAL COLOR to promote better understanding UK Main StreetQQo ATCfi Businessmen Newspaper Business Pliilco BeudU • PICTURES CUlllAlNM • YARD OOOD8 through meetings and help bring & Ury Clea HAHWAV. N. J.388-475B AT BLACK * WHITE Cill tor tree Eatlmit* about necessary changes bene- and Who PRICES FU S - 3311 ficial to our youth. isn't Cost • PASSPORT * CmKEN- 1421 Main St. Bah**? "Apathy is a horrid state of SUNSHINE CENTER Love 8HDP PHOTOS being whether mild or severe. To 1133 St. George Ave. combat tomorrow's apathy, we Money must act with interest today. Service Colonla TcL 634-9621 GALLARD'S See MlddliMx Press Start that into* bj Mats* PTA and nurture ltd tnud • IT UDNUHY PHOTO & STUDIO year after years* upt Wry de- DIAL For Your Prlitiig BRING veloped our cttUren may hen* AND UKY CLEANINQ fit by our exampto." Plus YS! | Directory ME 4-1111 RESULTS , Sewaae la impairi*1MM* uth « toiwonn th. center nn- -t Wildwoodialon. th. -e,,t«, llnr -,f |W«««d >£"> 7 Youth Retreat Port Hrt nf Wlldwnnd A nuB «ni1 ioiith«»it«r]ht] j ilongl thereh n Ptird Avenue Uvenue to the point .it mtcrawtlon Avtnu* w ""• centei line •" »an, * p»ntrr]wlth Ford Avenu". t*n-ncc norther- Rtrrn Hienre nuthfrly aion» in*',,_, line of ninr* th* New Jtnev Tamp'** «"•' c*r- <"orner to the p.'im Set At Colonia Rnad, th*B alonn trip renter Wlilheriv with Hn-1 tlnulna , .... nf Cartant Unaii t« ">' '"'" thenw easterly *-•>:>• Blrn-k C01/)NIA — A youth rrtrrvit »ction of Carttrei nrooli to »h* polni for all hiRh school stiKtonIs of "r"1** Awcu*; tb»n imm with Amhoy A-.ri. rnlrmta will I* rondurlKri. S,m "I.X^^TSnShTin Street. Lhnnre tpraertlon thence rmterlv )rir] tnuihwMMHy ! UP nf New Dover !„,,, Ilne snd the day Itirrmcb Wodnosd.iv .it St ,nd R»h»*y plure nn v in Ihe n«ilnt rhPnre 1 linden SlTTPIillne of Fifth Stic Intrrêrtlim with Mer- ,^,,, thereof tinrtheftaterly to .lohl Vi.WflOV Church »ilh four rent-rrline of R*ri*«* *"" 'Of Welnon 'Vnf p»«t- Interxertlon »t'i Hmtifr «iiit-hP»"terly;M)l|,htt.P «*rly corner of inid Block n«re: ui v 'he wltl n linn of Meredith ^ j rHrpat mnslprs IT vrtnth '•mi " " ood- f rlv «:OTI« in' nf fifi^hoiinrtiry imp nr« M) northwesterly nlonn 1 the rfnt#i II n ^ 1 M IrUciiT -*tl .Street 'n t\ ihp flrr .! pxtenrted ' tr- tne rente! HIP the siiiilhi'i" line of Block* j.thpnre (iurlinfi thp sesion>, Irmji V TO un erly llnr r if thrnrp nnriherlv >.|K null (H 9:.1fl each cvoivn:: ilet Mnp nt _.,.h ... Bedford Avenun thence (3) f rife jf i to HJI in renTfT lln* „ .'noutliwMlfrly rrenterllne ot The lirv. .l.imo'. MrMnntmnn _ line of Mr t; 'hence (in » line i n-,.f,,,,i ( M rl tn the renterlinp Avr irpx-'lon o! 'tie Blnnc M »e*terlv and nfir'h ' dim-lion t'i the In- """ Cnrptis ChrMi Church, South t*nB nj,nri fliroel, ihenre id) nnrlh- of Hridim: Rullronri t.inrten Strep' me 'PntPt Hup '.fin Keunedv FUreet and River. Hrv, .Irronir 0li-;m. St 'nu», 'h« N in 'tip point »f intPr ;|' thrnif westerly ft- Unw llich Schtiol. Bclm.'ir: UPV hotin- ttiriir^ M Rlnn« •hp enmerlv rlFhi wnihlp rrnter;i:if nue Mi Willwrn C,ipik. Nolrr l).imr Hish'JiJin I Ind M»ln Street, t i'nt or ptare nf hefllnntnR nlnre of Be JfchrKil, Trenton, and KPV. (Tjri«-,hfliindpirT I tn Us nFIMi » portion of thp Third cr-crtlnn the (-enter line atrcpi (if the of th» NPW Wurd iimm FW* HI r>« »nnwn »» Pnlllnr Placf:>a«"-i lopher Itfilly, St Cithoriw'-; :"r'',X''? westrrlv'Th'r' \tl-,' "I'"' IllHtfiCt Ai'Pll" .'nn'plJp-v Street, Church, Spring Like. Mfth MKtTict Polling Plare: Ave- thpnrp iiuth nf I alnni; the NPO- dividing Thr rptrp.it will consist of tu< ATP- lt« !»'l'»% Of i with ttir' npl liru Urt IIMt.. Avenel - HIP llnp. hounrtary line I111'1 Woodhrl (I frr Hilnt"vi hrrp ihel'lmith nirf liond and pleawnt A»« confproncps, Vnss, oppurtimitiP1- . and ' lie h il h [)( Hirn Siree: thenrp llnp i nnd Edison T^°' p nf Nrw Dover A.onR ihB n : 4!nn ( for confession nnd ninsiilt.ition. « > « ">« renterl'ti nf nr,' i!' THIFI1 H\HI1 HIXTH DISTRHT 10 lioumlnrv Hllf heCweenierly or the •pnter Road to the. and Edlnnii Townships Ilnad; t-lirnr il| tiorthemterly ninnn. question ,ind mpdit.itinn period? NPW Strpe! t^> trie renierlltif .. . the rPii-ir :inp of TTT Twelfth OUtrlrl nt the Rnad and Htrfff. ttipnrp wintiiprlv alnnit thp School ttii. Fnnl """• ninhwHV ir^,,,!,,! fr point run 'r.flld prolnnRiHnn nnrl \h& rrntPT \\n* r,r \w\ ^•rrr* to Its In-i rW nlona fuilil reil let line: line, nf Smith Hill Roiid to the cpn- age in («lmv,.i is llnp. thP prolnnj!fl:1(i l(in «>th HIP rpn'Pr line of JprWviferllllP of ftlKlllMlrt n tncl of n llnr dividing Fi:m k lntirwttnn with lnrtliwpKterly siotlft the cm visitors from nfher parishes arc < Merwmii the ^pntfrllnp ::rtrr- O'PIirp »P5trrlt dlnnf; SRCONH HARD between Rii' : -1M-L: thpnrp ifii ntpr ,:t)c ii' I'lni- RTrct tn lu THIRTBF.NTII DISTRICT liPn'-<" easterly alonR nK thf renter]ir-rMnit nf HlKhtnnd Road to the rtn • tn thp inter- Tnwnih1p5. • invited the Rev Fnnois F. Dai- prlv «:oti)f wlrl line '1 HlnolL point nf ipi.-wtlcn with OBk! BKOINNINO n: the Intemivtlonjecn'pr "f Under HtrPPt tr, Its ||n, riiilDiipn r'Hiti'terllne of Cant Cliff Rond; thpnrej Mid hnundnr lj', dirfrlor, advised. nectlon of Mlddlfsfi ATPIIUP snn M-, R mi (I .1 nnrt ' Strpp;; hrn-r ^tnlhrrly ulnng IllplC/f Mpw Jerufy .'îf Hlifhwuv 25; n-ltii VViKXlrnff AVPIUIP: ! lh0 ,.,, Jiuni". I'lai'f; (ii) northpaslerly nlnnR the ren- nf heciritlnr icriv ftlnnc tlie, cpntcri^j t)1P of Intorwrtlnn with Mcl.-pun Street; th*n Alnnn I)IP ~*n ll(^n ihr-rpof to the 'n rpnter I1TI<- Oak pit*nded!»nd th* bound »rv line l*twp*n theiirr pnlnV terllne of East ('llff Rond to thf Fifth Hi. trrlv along the renter wrl'np of Mrl^m Strpot to ihf ln npr of R Ifw-h .194 .!. 1'i'lnt Woodbrtd*e and Fdiwn Townships; Ilne nf Ir-iff Avenup to Its In-11;if>nrp> rfnterline, of Dnter Road, thence NOTIfF TO F1IDDFBS icp (71 to It* with 1 Nrrmol ^?' f^fiird hlds win Iw received by ipruVinn of MrUnn Htrppi mwi ininnr.ntprly nliemt- Klne t'n^t Rofld: thenrp thence noutherlv nlonn the bound- •vith AvenPl fllt ^!: j line nf Plnrr lo th" hmindftrv ,,,., uniithrasterlj alons Hie rfn- '•Iwreri K'M'^ni rilid Wnofl nls. tlir Bonn! of Education of thr IV.r- Block Avennp, thpn alons thr -»n prly 1'nP of I id the westerly iloriv Klnp Oponrwi Pnst ary line between W^dhrldee and Mlv Blonp thp nPtirer j ][nr )• -iifrlln« of Dover Road to the point hrldire Tdwrnhlps. Mien™ ll our.li cf f.irtprrt on Mondity PVP- terllne of Block AI-PIIUP i" the In thfrrnt mo*t,Rr.ftd tr> !m jxilm of Int^rwctlon Bdlaon TOwn-ihlnp tn a pciln* where •,<*i Street to 11a Inter- Mnr plar* of Beginning It Intemertu wlfn the southern most li Nrw Jerwy Stnt«i alom; -uiiil bniindnrv Hue f| Tenth Dlitrld Polllnr Plsce: l»r- WARn 5 mrw, ,Srptnnl»p r Ti. 1985 M fl 00 tpr-rrtlnn of Block Avpnur J*nil thp rn.^tprlv llnp 'i 385:| with thp ti.um'hrr line bPtwem WrKxihrldR" find FrNtnn Townships boundary line 0; RnmeveH Park Hlghwav :'.V thpnre pnutliPrlv polni nr pinre uf bev:lrinln(r lln Jr. High flrhnol. Hide Avrnue, BEtSINNtmi i.i p rn nt the Ahraham Lincoln !,!urn:n HlRhway. thpn nlorn ttip|i)ipnrp. |8) muthrnitPrif the the (Winol Ciirteret Avenue, Curtrrn rentprllne of the i.lnrnin FllKhwsy Block tbp rK>int nnd nlnrp of Benlnnlnu KtrUtM; thenre nu'erlv alonR the -ti'rr line of New Jer- nFIT>(l nil "J District ? Iselln. westerly jirolnn, in(^ southerly bminrlnrv of Roosevelt srv Ktite HlnhwBV it2S to It* in- ern boundary • Kfv Jersey for the following to the Inttmertlon of the Lincoln .IPS I thp rfnterlliie of nporjt*! Hfth DUtrlft Pnlllnt Plare: Fourth Ward to he known Sthnnl tl. Klnt Crortpj R»sd, Park ButatMt itii vnrioiw courneo and tvrswtlnn wfh Rt Oeoffrcn Avenue fourth Wurd. District 2 lnt«rsecl» the FURNISHING AMI) I>KI.IVKRIN( FIlRhway and New ITOTW Ftoarl: then A»r IN Htnte Htctnav Route FOURTH WARD r dlstancss to where M Interwctw with the CK>1nt luut plsre of neffintiltie Second District rnlllnn Place: Oarden 8tnir i'j OF MI1.K TO CARTKRKT PtlB- ilnn! « the cenwrllnp nff NPN W IimvpV r l. )i, tlipnce |9| unnthriiiirr:? along ELEVENTH DIBTR1CT I.IC SCHOOLS DUIirNO THE the c*nt*t linn of Ford Avenue; SlTlll IH^trlrt Pollinit Pl»re: School 3??, New Dover Rnsd. («• thence east erlv . i Rout to the Intprpprtton ot Si"t thp rriltrrllnp of Hi (?P(^r'Ps Ave- t.henr* gttll easterly «lonK ttie nEOINNINO nt the InterMs-tlnn ;9«6 SCHOOI- THAR WARn - SIXTH DISTRICT School S71 Wdndhlne Avpnne. Ave- soutjifrn hound i I>)Tpr Roed snd Si n»orRr Avp- nup to the rent*r':np .it ihe Port southerly boundary of InndK of the nel. nf the Pennsylvania Rallrond and All Wdft nitiM hf ncrompanlcd bv Hp.idlm Rnllrond; thrnrp (10) BEGINNINC, at the point of In- 7 1 x 1 1 thpn tlonp ihp rtn'prllnp of Board of Bdurntimi to the Oarden tlio Onrden State Parkway Router '" • •'••- I . a 'd bond In I'IP h'" ' 1 WARD 4 - DISTRICT 3 1 1st Oeorfte Avrnup u< M.P Intri • and wpstrri , H'ong the tersection of ft 3 HiRhwav 9 and St*t* Parkway 4; fhence northerly alnnR I he, *'*-1". 413-s. 4, ' amount of 10'- nf Nd New Rnin^wirlt Arenup; thenc* Hmite 4; thence nepiniiliii: at a point In the dtvltl- 'hp northern llnp of Block .ws; then e of the Port n Ilall- northerly along vTARI) 1 - DISTRICT, 1 center Ilne of tho Garden State erly alone •': nid« will Ix" OTIPIIP»I nnd wiu flt westerlv alnnn thp center line of Oarden State .iii; line between Ertisnn Townslilp Jslonit Block 3S5 In a wP«tprlv dlrpr mud to the point or n'nrp of Be- Parkway Route 4 to Its Intersection Beginning «t > point in tti* west- and WoodbrlriKe Township where Parkway Route 4 to Its Intersection Block llp>s niurtlMPn tn RyTd 8'rw: IIIPII iiraig tiip erly Ilne of Ststen Island Sound the same l» lnternecied by the cen- Klchlh District Tolling Place Iw- pn'nt of Intersection with Liberty thence westerly nlonK Ne-w Jfrsey Street; thenrn easterly along the ths s rher* the same la Interjected by the ter line of James Place and from be known to be enpwrd In the bum- centerllne nf Mvrd Ktrrpi m <-s R/iad; thonr-p rcu-.tertvBeirlnnlng. Jersey Oarden atate Pnrkwav Route lne easterly to the Inter- offlrr of the nerTetury lln* of tho Port Reading Rallrntd y P Iprwllnn of Worth 'V ppt mid WARD 1 —HISTKICT S alon? the renter line of Kln« rieor- h lt aectlnn nf Mlddlrwdd i Avenue l houn. Thirteenth niitrlct Pnlllnc Place: Rock Property to th* point of In- S4.. tlience Roiitherlv alonK the la»t- 4f,i Street, thpn Blonp HIP rpn BEGINNING st • iinlni. the In- ire« Port Rnad to Its Intersection li Ooodrlrh Rtrert, phew Bid* rmurt he ln a smlrd envelope tersection of the cpntPrilnp. of th* Srhrml e?5, Ford Ave. * Ar!ln»toii tersection of th* same with tb* pro- menHoned route in tlie renter line "<"'"irrly|ainnK tin. ,fr;,nf of , the In- with the Onrdpn Slate Parkway alonn th* renter 111 f Mlddle-ie« and plainly marked miff I'erth Amboy-WoiMlhrlilir'' llrnncn oJ Dr.. Forti. longation southwesterly of th« cen- nf Routn S?T; thrnre BnuthwfUeTlv 4(53 to In in''i.. ilcrvcllon of OrrPn Htrfpt mid N. J Route 4; Uipnce ooiiiherlv alonff alnnj; fald rcriter lino of f(nute £27 Avenue to It* lntfrs»vtlon wlt.lt the PumlshlhR And Dp'lvpriiiK Mlik the Pennsjrlvanls Rnllrnnd und tb* the Onrden stntv Pftrkwav Rnut« 4 ter Ilne of Turner Btreet: thence Ul ter line nt nr, IH!».-!iway Route 31: then «!nni; thp line off KdKdlwl n Township;; Peiinnylviinln Rallrrwd; thenre The Board of ErfhirArimi Tort Reading Rallrond, Ihrnct (1) to Its Intersection with 1.1. S High- Northpajterlv along the prolongs northwrveriv ., ,'nV:cpnterlln* nf 11 S !lli;lmiiy Itoute sout'h^'efterly alone the center line the rl(?ht to rp)p<-t nnv, nil m eastr.rlv along the rrntrrllnr of th* way 9; thence southerly aionj; TJ. THIRD WARD FIRST DISTRICT lion flouthweBterly and the renter nortlierlrrlyy ofJ Ilrnmhai„r , : I' the bil1 and to wnivn nnv In '^.^1^1 In a westerly direction to the n Untied line tn ">" I'nlnt or of tlie Pennsylvania Railroad to Its "' " ,"' Tort Resdlnx Rallroncl to the een- 8. HlRhwnv 9 to lt« Int^rsertlon BBOrNNTNa lit the Intersection line of Turner Street to the Inter l^,u»,n.i [boundary; along the remprllne of Ilranrh of the Township and the Borough of Ctor- Ball- SEVENTH DISTRICT y Northeasterly along salcl Southerly BEGINNING at a point, the In- BEGINNING al the Intersection Rttih in-" N*w Jerwy St»te Depirtmrni nf w Dover Road to the Interwrtlin teret; thence southensu rlv alorut road; thence (4) northerly along BEQINNINO at the point of In- line of niork 10.V.-A to Its Inter tersertlnii of thp renterllne of the nf the Gurdrn State Parkway Route llclwKit Civil SerTtre F.i.minalloni ',)f 1 and Meredith the boundary line between Wood the opnterllne of Uir I'rrth Amboj- tersection of Ford Avenue and the section with the renter line, of Tur- Pennsylvania Railroad and the c.en- 4 and the Port RendlnK Railroad; Colonl. Pjremai. Cirtw:. halarv. J.^ iHnllt; lnen a]onR IIP rpntrrllne of Wonrihrldgf Brnnrh nf tin1 Penniyl- bridge Township snd the Bomuirh FM>u jier ymir New Jersey Turnpike; thence west- of Oarteret to » point of intpmw- ner Strept; thence Ifl) Nnrthewiterly terllne of Mlrldlesei Avenue pro- ihenre rn«terlv aloiit; the renter Meredith Road to thp intprjvrt.'.on in tlip i»i!nt of B«- erly ulnmj the New Jersey Tumplke tlon with the center Ilne of Tunipr and ftlmig thp Northeasterly prnton- lonced: Ihenre (1) northerly and un(, of t|lr i"or( Railroad W\RI> s 111 V and Mlddlrftpi h tli! , ,Z'\ 'f, "ri^"'"' " '- Its Intorwrtlon with the bound- Street extended: thence noutliMKt Butlnn of Turner Rtree.t to the In- northeiwterly «loni? the. renterlin*! t() ns inter.irctlon wltli New Jersey XilNNINIi 1' , A t! Ninth nutrid Pn Pl»«: ary line Am,'oi.,.?ed1ZZ\ ,ta.e for f,lin.-| "?''«: ">«•> »'<">« " '--nterllne "" between WoodbrldRe md erly alonfr. the renter line of Turner tersection of irnme with the bound- of wild prolongation and the cen-..state lllcliwuv Jf25: thence north- prolongation ./ ! of te Jr Hlth. m n ary line between the Township of terllne nf Mldrtlesei Avenue to the ] eiusterly ' the rente. r lin.. e of- uppllcstlnn* October I. l'.K». For M.-: Ml uppliffltloiifi Fliock Avenue; tlipn BIOIIB tin- <-"n- road of New Jernpv: Thenre south Road: 'hence (R• In a general South- boundAry of H and are (iiiallfled mnv receive iiO|terllna of Block Arrnne in the'.user- HUP: thence Easterly Alone of Rooflcteit Park Estates- Its yurl- J Route S27:f!icnrf northriiMerly Rlonff the " " • the easterly along thp rpnter line of erly direction along the said bound- Avenue in N Avenue; then, r • further notice U) appeiT Tlione nnt; rctlon of Blo:li Avenue and the I.ln- cptitpr line of Main S'nft ro 011s covirsee and distances to a thenre (4•"••cente) r line of Worth Street to IU pp s thf Central Railroad of New Jerwv to ary Hue to the point of Intersection (Llnrnln HlKhway); east boittidnrv • ' 'nK the cen- southerly llm day. October 23, onrf the center line of tcihway Ave- center line of Ford Avenue Its the nenterllnn of the Pennsylvania renter line of llyni Hiteet to lte ter line or 8rJiool street to Its In- « genera] Wpsterly direction along thenre wei thp New tersection with Port Readlnc Ave- he same sound to the Southerly Railroad; thenre 15) westerly alnnn Intersection with Winter Street; with Hoards Rrook; thfiice easterly Turnpikp e the point ami place of be- nue, formerly known M Woodbridije Ine of the Port ReadlnR Rallrnnd the centerllno of the Pennsylvania thence »>ut.lu'n'>t!-riv nlonR the f 508-A to 1',, .; ••• New 1 "A", Bayonnp nlong Hr&rds Brook to Its lntTrwc- clnnlm: -Ca.rt*ret Road; thence uTsterly al- Jock Property and point or plsc* of Rallrofid to thn point or place of rentvr line of Winter Street to a easterly I In* " ' $8 On;the Intersection New IKiver Hoad tlon C.P 9/9-2.1/65 the New , Turnpike: Seventh District I'nllinc PlacePlace- onu the center lliw of Port ReiirttiiR wsrtnnlng. point mldftny between South Cliff and northci i.: • ând 8t, QeorKC ihrn thenri. sovittHqesteriv IlUh Shl F iiloin; the Ffirds ,lr IlUh School, FanFanninn g Avenue to its Intersection with thp ruimn u.viir, , * Place.... r,:. Road and PlfMiit Avenue; thence ary of Hind. ••• \ Notice ot Registration :he centerllne o[ fit Avenue Seventh District Polling Pluce Fourlli Distrirt New Jersey Turnpike ' Its lnfer- Mreet i Invrriipss DDrlvrl . FordsFd . New Jersey Turnpike the point and School -34 (inmlrlch Slreet. Iselln. northwesterly along the, line mid- ,lon with tl." ••:,• Htld Opera! Election n a northerly direction to the Town- section with Anib" Avrmic, [ajtaman Helehts School, Holly St way between South Cliff Road and ivenue; then.1.' :.•••- 1 place of BeelniilnB ship houndttry; thrn nhiiin the : Punuant. U> RB 19:12-7 entitled tticiicr northerly alniu the center SKCONII WARD ort Reading, )11RTI1 WAKli-HKTII IIISTRICT; p]casallt Avenue and parallel tb«e- he centerllu-! ••' "An Act to tubulate Election*." Townslilp boundary In i\ northerly, First TMstrlrt Pollinn Pl»cf: line of Ajnboy Avenue o ttfl Inter EKillTJI DISTRICT Scboal #». Turnet Street. Port Df)OINNIN<) II'. the Intersection; t0 t0 ^ inlersectlon with Clinton .he houuilatv .i' 1 notlM Is hereby (tivr-n that thp Mld- westerly nnd southerly direction to Mvtfim with Main Stn '. the imllit nBOINNINO at the point of in- the Pennsylvnnln Bullroad Street1 thence aoufhwest«rly along f cmrk Tn-ii: . 313 StAW Street, Perth Amboy and ld(?e nnd Kdlson Townships; Trnlh Ilistrirt Place Mil 'New Jew Turnpike; thenre nor- sylvania Railroad where earns U In- U intflr»ectlon with Washington .Ion with thi' !•.• ii: tlie Munlcljutl Clerk'f, olllce. Munici- THIRD WART) - SECOND DISTRICT lence nnrtheiisterly alon(r the FIKST WARII • KIHST IllSTRICt! nlrlpal Ituildlng Mi Sliprt therlv along the center line of Ford tersected by th* Port Reading Rail- Avenue; thence northwesterly a- pal Building. Woodhi-ldci!, M. J„ will Avenue to the southerly boundary BBGUOHNO at the point of In- ntor line of Ihe Pennsylvania the center line of Washington 'ownshlp; tin" UECilNNINd at tlie Ih-jrsection ad, and from said beginning point ; be open to receive ret,1nUn.t.1<>ii(, nnd nf the Boiirrt of Education tersection of the Woodbrtdge and Its Intersection with Avenue to It* intersection with ihe F.dlKon 'I"- :• ' inuinfers of vot^rn on tlir ilftten Mid nf Main sircel ;md Amboy Avenue; •unnlng northerly along the Penn- pro]>erty 100 feet north of Arling- Perth Amboy Railroad and New reen .Street; thence easterly ftlong Bloomflcld Avenue; thence south- the iOUthwes'. i-nri.T hours hert'liiMter dealmi.urd: thenre iiorthirlv alone Amboy Ave- WARD 2 - UISTH1CT 1 l'anla Railroad to the center line nue) -it ,i iHiint 2CKI fei;t north ol ton Drive, thrnce easterly nlonir Jersey State Highway &M; thence center Hue or Green .Street to westerly aloiiR the renter line of thence epstcrly ,.'• Every business dav up ui nnd In- Thn Secnnri Ward, First DiBtrlc.t, the sniiilit-rlv Imutirtan- line of the southerly along the Woodbrldge and Avenel Street; thence anutheaat- 3 interjection with tlloomflcld nioouifleld Avenue to lta Inter- bouudnrv nf 111•• IhP li'.nhiTlv Hue of Orcrn btreet; ,|lau 0 irlr and easterly along the center cluding .September 2!1. 196& iHM-.vet'ii thenru castnrly nnd iinrnllel with shal,,i ..l comprise all of Keasbey and ali Iloiinf of Education property to the Perth Amboy Railroad to its inter- 'eiiuc! thenre southeaste-rlv RIOIIR sectloii with Winding Road; thence northwest cum.; •• M ns of Avenel street to the center the hours of 9 A.M. ntitl o PM ittid Wt«u street nnd alunx Uie Huej w.,rf' - Ward South or the LehlRh Oarden State Parkway Rout* 4- section with Avenel Street; thenct e rentier line of Hloomfleid Ave- a otralKht line smithwegterly thenc* southerly ,r any day from 9 A.M. to 5 PM fct't north therefrom to Uiel,... L. 150 trence southerly along the Garden wtsserly on Jtmui Street to Its Ins of Rahway Avenue; thence ue to Its Intersection with Wind- „ the point of Intersection of the .In* of Block :i'i 11 : 7:00 to 9:00 P.M on KcptcmtxT 20. •outherly along the center Ilne of neuter line of file Pennsylvania' ' aide State Parkway Route 4 to Its point Intersection with Park Avenue; Howl: thence in a Bouthwest- Port' Reading Railroad and the place, of bei-iniiii:' 21. 23 and 23 ]f you are twenty- ilnR iahwsy Avenue to the center line illnnd; thenr..(™,re nuMinnt «uiiKi"filOIU ' ! Borises Piv you «re dlirlble line of mild Hiii'irond t;, tl™larly described as follows: sey Turnpike; thence westCTly along line of Park Avenue to Its Intersec- NleUon Avenue: thence south- the point of Intersection be- point and Pl8CT of Beginning. to register mid vole. l School i'U. ImnDi line o! Minium Htreef HeKlnning at the Intersection of the New Jersey Turnpike to lt» tion with Tappen Street: Lhene* easterly along the center line of eeti the GttKltn SUvte Parlcwiiy Twelfth District Pftlllnx Place: Voters defilnnt: to Iruii-sfpr their tha f .hem i Icrly iiloni; she renter! l"terly line of Kinij Oooi point) of Intersection with Ford westerly along the center line of Klelaon Avenue to the Woodbrldge onto 4 nnd tlio Port Rending Rall- selln Jr. Hl*h School, Hyde Avenue, WAR" '. in .11111 r i| voting address may do no without |)(lsr Tappen Street to tt» Intersection ltIP o 'refiimn Btwet to the cen- ^wd with the Southerly Avenue the point and place of Be- reek; thence ln a southwesterly di- md; thence westerly along the. Iselln. BKilNNINd 1.' apiiearlni: persoiiiiiiy 'riu-\ IIIAV re- with New J«my State Highway ort Headline Railroad to Its point if liuliwav Avenue, theiice of Wuy llns of the I,eh1);h Valley rection along the center Une of the Inman Avt-nii') . quest n tninsfpr c^nl hy telephone oulLi-ri F.lshth nistrlrt PolltnR P!»ce: •*f25: thence northerly along the 'oodbrtdge Creek to the northerly liitcrscctliin with the boundary or by writiuK to rhc I'mint.? Board the tenter line of Rallriud, thence, runnlnx Easterly WARD 5 - DISTRICI 1 of the west hoti;: Raliwuy Avenue u> Its lni«rnei;tlon School ~?s. rord Ave.. A Arlington renter line of New Jersey But* B between WoodbririRe nud or Muhli-lpai ('lerk. The transfer along the Soiitlierly Une ot the U- ne of the Port Reading Railroad; BEGINNING at a point, the loter- 509; tbence t''i:'' V,;in Drive, Fords. Highway #25 to lU Intersection son Townshlpt; thence north- raid may lie executed at home and tJienrp westerly hlgh Valley RHllroad 150 feet mow hence westerly along the northerly nection of the centerllne of New terllne of Iinii-ni ; Mum Street to Its Intersection with the Woodbridge and Perth •ly aloriK Ihe houndnry line he- mailed (ir delivered to cither office or leu to a, point, said point belni! line of the Port Beading Railroad Dover Road and the centmllne of tersectton with I! rlth Ai Avenu* the point unit the intersection of a ilne 150 feet SECOND WARD Amboy Railroad the point and roaalng Rahway Avenue to the ween Woodbrldge ("id Edison so Chif It is iM'i'ivcd i» Inter than ilace. o! Pennsylvania Railroad; thence (1) •; 1 9:00 P.M. HeiMi-mbiT 25. 19»5 On measured at right angles from and NINTH DISTRICT place of Beginning. it ol Intersection of the said ."ownslilps to Its Intersection with Place: northwesterly and wastariy »loni r,\ September ?Jrlnt' nnd iilure of ... Ayenel. Fifth District Polling Place: .0 the centerlln* of Merodlth Rosd; , boundary lln. of voters lor the OeiK'ral Election Southerly RiKht of Way Hue ot the fhere It In- r place of Beginning will be clowd. WARD 1 - DI8TH1CI 2 cliool #18, Indiana Avenue, Iselln. ihence (2) southerly and southeast- »long the ciuri: 1 '-"-" Valley Rallrosd; thence Being a portion of Third Ward, erly along the centerllne ot Meredith 1 BKilNNINd at a polnv, me Inter- line to tt« liit.T-J ' EI.FCT1ON NOTICE Southwesterly and Westerly all WARD ] - DISTRICI 1 Fifth District, to be knnwn u Third OURTH WARD SIXTH IIISTRICT Road to the centerllne of lflddleMt sectluu ol the ceuterllne of the line I Perth Amboy-Woodbiidge Railroad Wd ei t»rlln» of l*v NOTICE LS HKREBY OTVEU that feet meajurpd I lo th€ BEGINNING at a point, the In- Ward BlKhtti District nETiINNINO at the IntersecUon Avenue; thence (3) «outhwt»teily •outheaetorly »:.i:.- the District Bomb* of Election in Perth Amhoy-Woodbrldse Branch of right angles i tersection of th» centerllne of f District Polling ' Green Street nnd the Penn- along the centerllne ot Middlesex Avenue t . "•• and for the Township of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Jersey Turnplks and the centerllne Place Easterly line of King aeorKe' :"i men nt their respective pollini? (1) westerly and northwesterly along the easterly lino of Meadow Road- along said boundarv line be- easterly along the centerllne of the centerllne of Freeman Street to erect to its Intersection with along the centerllne of McLean th* boundary lii»' ' placet lit hPrelnaJUT dpalnnuted on tlience. Northerly along the Easter- tween Toyrnship of Woodbridge and Woodbrldge Aventie to the center- Sloomfleld Avenue; thence north- TtTBSDAY. NOVHMHE31 2. 1SW8. be- the centerllne of St, Georges Ave,- yy Perth h Amboy to a Street to the centerUne of Block IU InUrseotlnii * ly line of Meadow Road 150 feet ., , _° . r*? *»boy to. a point line of We«t Avenue: thence 12) ast*rlv along the center line of tween the hours of 1 a.m. and 8 Cue (Route 35); thence (J) north- where it intersects with the center THIRD WARD - NINTH DISTKICw Avenue; thence (5) southerly along east nlonn tlm '-i" more or less, to the Southerly line northeasterly along th« cent«rllne BEGINNING at the Intersection Jlooinfleld Avenue to Its inter- the centerllne of Block Ave. to the p.m. for the purpose of conducting westerly alonn the centerllne of St line of Amboy Avenue and Florida of West Avenue to th* centerUne of 509-D mid biW-A 1 of King Georges Post Road; tlience •I the New Jersey Turnpike and with WashiriKton Avenue; centerllno of Route 27 (Lincoln 1 a General Election for the election Oeorues Avenue.to the centerllne of KMterly and Northeasterly along the orove Road; thence westerly along Central Avenue: thence (3) south- with the wester/. i of: Woodbrldge Avenue; thetice north- :*henco southeasterly &!OIIK the Highway); thence (6) southerly at •he Port Reading Railroad; thence several courses of King Georges Post the center line of Florida Grore easterly along the centerllne of Cen- thence south »:•': erly along the New Jersey Turn- :ent«r line of Washington Avenue right angles to the ceaterllne of A Governor t) ensterly slonj; the centerllne of Road ui the point or plare nf He- toad to a point 100 feet north of tral Avenue and Uie prolongation o lt« Intersection with Clinton of Block 501) to •:.• Taj) Members of Uie State Senate pike to Its intersection with Port Route 11 (Lincoln Highway) to th* of beginning the Port Reading Railroad to the Klnnlng and the I*hlgh Valley Rail- the northerly line of Coddlngton of above mentioned Central Avenue Reading Avenue, formerly known Kreet; thence northeasterly alonn Seventh Semite District em heDce centerllne of th* Pennsylvania Rail- centerllne uf the Penh Amboy- road Rii;ht of Way iil ?& } weowrly along the to the westerly shore line of Ststen a« Woodbrtdge - Carteret Road; he center line of Clinton Street U Eighth Ulsttiii ¥om Members of trie General Woodbrldge Branch of th* Pennsyl- Fi Island Sound; thence (4) south- road; thencs (7) northeasterly along 1 First District Pollln,; Place: School Sine of Coding, iUn Zd pT thence northeasterly along the cen- Iiolnt mlriw-nv bet-»pen Pleaiant gchool #". I"" "' Assembly vania linllwad; thence (4) southerly le p westerly and southerly along the the cenlerlln* of the Pennsylvania #«. bmith Street. Keasbey. !Hlel thereto to a point ln th.Tcenter ter line of Port Reading Avenue ivenue and South Cliff Roiid; Sheriff along the rent«rllns of the Perth o the center westerly shore line of Uie Ststen Railroad to th* point or plac* of S- nisiiiiiM S formerly known as Woodbrldge- hence northwesterly ajong the line WARD Three Members of the Board ot Amboy-WoodbrklKe Branch of the V, ' ^Bhwiiy 8;; thencthence bland Sound to th* mouth of the Beginning. Chosen Freeholders I hl Carteret Road, to ltfl intersection ldwny between Pleasant Avenue Pennsylvania Railroad to tho point WHtll TWO . DISTHICT TWO I southerly along U. 8. Highway 9 to Woodbrldge River; thane* (S) north First District Polling Place ! Orlt' (VnUirllinall-at-iiUKC with School street; thence easterly md South Cliff Road nnd par&lle tlon ol the or place o[ ik'KltinliiB. IJIiUIRNINO a; the luieêi "on the jiolnt of Intersection with King westerly southwesterly and westerly School ftu. Goodrlcb Street, Uelin ! term along the center line of School hereto to Its Intersection with the Avenue with Sfcund District Polliin Place: <>' the center Hue of the U'hi.'h OeorgM Poet Road: thence westerly along the Woodbrtdge River, the (l a;i One CouiKlluuin from e*ich of the Btreet to the Central Railroad of 'enneylvanla Railroad; tlience nou- Dukes R<» WoodbridKr Jr. High, Barrou Ave., Valley li.illroad with center line of "ton:- the center line of King Geor- boundary line between the City of New Jersey; thetice northerly along hwesterly alonit the center line of Five Wards !-es Post Rotd to the Oarden State WARD 5 - DIS1K1CX 2 between W"(«l" WoodhrldKe. ''lurlda Orove Road; thence n.jr- Perth Amboy and Woodbrldge Town .he Pennsylvania Railroad to lta 1 Seven Tru.'rtees (or rYee School Parkway Route 4: thence northerly the center ilne of the Central Rail BEGINNING at a point, Uie Inter- Uie City of It-, licrlv «1OIHJ the center Ha,. „• ship to the southtasterly corner o oad of New Jersey to the Pur iitersecUon wlPh Oreen Strwt the iaudu "lorld* Orove Road to a point .-ilong the Garden State Parkway Block #323, thence {«) westerly section of the centerlln* of th« erly along "'» ' KIKST WAItl) - THIRD DISTRICT Route 4 to lt« Intersection with the Reading Railroad; che-nce easterly wlnt and plnre of Ileulnnlnn Pennsylvania Railroad and the cen Road whlcli li 1 nectlon Dlsutct boundarle* and midway between Worden AVCIIUL- along the boundary line between the along the Port Reading Railroad filith District Polling Place BEOINNINd ut ihe lntersecUon New Jersey Turnpike: thence east- terlln* of New Dover Road; thence between WIK.IH polling places are ae follows: of the amir line of Main Street nnd JamiM street; thence weattily City of Perth Amboy and Wood through tlie Port Reading coal Ichool #2<. Benjamin Avenue, Is* 1 ]va the MntCT llM of th i bridge Township to the eenterllm (1| northeasterly along the oenter- of Rahwaj tn township of Woodbrldf* iK t'lie Jhie parallel to WmUtu.*'J. ' \ —— ~- «"« docks to tho shore line of the In. 1 and Aintxjy Avenue; thence south- Jeraey Tik llne of Uie Pennsylvania Railroad to section of sal' County of Mlddlesei erly a|pn the center line of Amboy Avenue and midwayy between Wur- T, Turnpikp e to Its lnter- of the P*rth Amboy-Woodbrldge Arthur Kill; thence southerly a i; den Avenue the Pfrth the Boundary Ilne of City of Rah- Bosd with tli" Avenue to the point where It In- Am'wy Branch of the Pennsylvania Rail long the shore line of tlie Arthui FOURTH WARD State ot New Jersey James Stree: way and Woodbrldg* Township; tween Clark um wifii the New Jerwy Turn- tho centtr line of U. S. Hlghwa' Railroad the ooint and road; thence (7) northerly along thi Kill to the point of intersection SEVENTH DISTRICT W1RD 1 y U il centerllne of the Perth Amboy thenc* (1) southeasterly along said •hips; then"! pike; thence southerly along U. a High- with the center line ol Central BEOINNINO at a point where the p; theme westerly along the way !) to Its Intersection wltli iiie, P.«e: Woodbrldg* Branch of the Penn boundary lice between City of Rah- dividing H'1i pulnt whrrr the WARD i - "' Btreet and Byrii Street; then alon britl^t*. t» Its ixiint of Intersection wit Beginning at a point In the cen- New Brunswick Avenue to where It wltli Tuppen Mtrert; tliawe east center line of New Jetoev at«te 1lU ths interline of Byrd Street to th« Point of Intersection «-«»with • Florid«a• Port Rending Avenue former!! ter line of Colonia Road, also known Intersects with U. 8. Hlghwn', 9 erly along tha center line of To] HlKhway #25 iutera«;ta the l northern Una of Dlock 305; tlieu frtcve licxul; thence northerly al- known us Wcxxlbrldtte - Cartere' Colonia Boulevard, where the boundary Una >» V,;',. 1oUrj WAltl) 1 - UISi'HlCI J llieiue Bouthtrlv alons U 8 H'"ii- Road: thence westerlv aliint; tin pen Street to Its Inlvrwctlon wll lioundarv Him betwmi Winjillirldge Woodbrldge Town.* ,' along Block 3M to .St. Cl«orn« Ave- J (iii i the center line of Florida •ami is Intersected by the center All Unit uuc.l Uttween tb« l «nn- way u to the Lelilsli Vall«» HM- Park Avenue; tlience northerl' and L'dlson Townshlpi,, tlience nue; then along the centerllne of Grm-e. Road to a point 100 feet center line of Port Readlnt; Ave ue of New Dover Koad and from b, the Mtnterli™ '<^ Ivuula HaHruud (on the eusi| and rond the point mid place of Hcln- to IU Intersection with Rul uluug the center line of Park Ave northerly aluiiK aald buundarv Hue thence easterly amu . „ Bt. George Avtime to tlie croMliiB nlni?. north of t,he northerly Uno of Cod- said beginning point running tu a f of St. George Avenue and tlie right- tlio center line of Ainboy Avenue way Avenue; thence northerly i nue to It* lutertectluu wltli Avem .0 lta Interaction with the renter of Clark Pl»f* (on thu weatl and tho center Hue Third District Polling Place: v cllni-'ton Avenue; thence easterly Htree'; thence eiistcrly u!oiig the eneral northerly direction along the 1 of-way of the fort ftoadlng Rail- 'liiim; tht) line 100 feet north of ttie the center line of Huhwu- Ine of the Philadelphia wid I'ort -enter Hoe of Ooloula Boulevard to with the center!" fro* of ITceimui buect (uu tlio north I.W.. Nnv llniiiswlck Ave, Kurds Avenue to It* Intersection wlch tl center Hue of Avenel Btrec-t u> Its Iteadiiii,' Rikllnied; theme tisterly road: then aloug the centerllne of norilirrlv line of Coddlngton Ave- point where It is Intersected by Avenue; tnence < t«A' and (on tho ooutli) by a lino drawn PPor t Reading Railroadld ; them intersection with the Woodbrldg ailing the center line of naid Itnii- Uxt rlght-of-waj of Uie Port Head- iiiir and parallel thereto to the the center line ot Hoffman Boule- intersection to ib< parallel with Green Street and 100 easterly along the Port Heudli and Perth Amboy Hallrudd; thenc road to IU Intersection with fhe Ing Railroad to the crossing ol tat SECOND WARD where It Intersects with the rf Blocll tW-A, "' D 1 southerly along the, center line center line of Ford Avenue; thence ard; thence northerly along '.he right-of-way ot the Port Heading feet north of the uoitlierly line KIHKTI1 DISTRICI "•cuter line of IJ. 8. Highway 8; Railroad to the point where 11 croaaea the Woodbrldge Rive the WoodbridKe and Perth Amtw southerly along Uie center line of :entei Hue of Hoffman Boulevard to iloDg the «" ,, Railroad and Riliwuy Avenue; then thereof BEGINNING at th« inters, iiumr .-Hnitrierly along the center thence northerlv alonn the course Railroad to Its Interstcliun wit 'ord Avenue lo Its InterHrctlnn point when the Mine Intersects along the centerllne of lUhway Ar»- Fifth lllsUlcl I'ullnn 1 of the Garden Slate Parkway !• line of II. a Highway 9 to the point the southerly ilne of Block 4ft) as to the Vuodbrldge Jr. Hnjli, Barruu Ave., 4 nnd Ktm> (ieornes Post 1 of the Woodlirtdtfe River to Horn, the Port Heading Kallrimd; them: with tin- (filter line of New Jersey mie to the lntenecilon of I wlmrr It ItiU-rsecW with the center westerly ttlong the center line, 1 shown on the Woodbridgo Township Oon of this Woodbrldjc tlience nonhrrlv ulonn the Ut itead Avi-nue; thenc* eaaterlv i State Hallway jf25; thence west- ] line of KltiR Georges Post Road: the Port Reading iulln>aii ti> II "' Map: thence easterly and north' of Oarden H State Parkwnv Ruule 4 to fhe ttiem-f wcHleriv along the renter IOUK t'l'o criit-et Ilne of Hoiueatem erly alone tho center line of mid Avenue and WoodbrldKo Avenue; Avfiuie to Blair Koad; then wll'li HI Georges Ave Baolxrly along the southerly and 1 Wllcre H Itllfrsecls With M..:n ! -:ue or Kins Oeorgea Post K«»d to Star* Hlirhwav to tlio point and then along tlie centerilue of Wood- HKST VVAIIK - SI Via m.VlUK i northrrly along the center line nue; tlience tiortlierlv ;I1OIIK tin plHce. of Heiflnnln asterly line ol said Block «3 to a bridge Munue to Uio lutentertlon IttilNNINIi ,u Um liuenn'clloii I lie (inter line of the Oarden State ceult-r line to IU Intersection with Ne* Jer iichool i:l» Maryknull Hvid, Hrnl.i Hue of Brkinhall Road which Us alao cenwr lne ot Road; the| along Uio lu-ncriiuo of Avrmie, Jonueriy kjiown ub sey HUU Hlghwtv if 25 the («ili r theme «ni!lnrily idoug Miry Avr- Truth Dlstrlrt Piillluf Place; twetn Wwiilbrldge Township tu Park ' h* dividing Ilne between the lowu- westerly alotiii Oftrtaret liâd 10 tho pulut a! orlalu. uiUirlduc-'^rU'rin itu^d; theucv and place of Beginning t" l" HUB ID a point 150 feet Muuih nf SrhiKil -10 (l>de Avenur. llope- the Uurougti of Oarteret; then elilp of Woodbrldge and the City of man Avenue •terly uloiiK ikiid .:i-iiu-r lino of easterly aloiix the boundarv 111 Teiilli District PullttiK Plain the imutlirrlv Hue of vVouii!iHn! l.irt n. FOURTH WARD NINTH DISIItUT Rahway: theuce ln a southeasterly between Bu Port Hemline Avcuuti \v its ituer Avenue, thi-nce e.usterly ulom.1 r.i'd between Wixxlbridfje Towinhli Sihuol St ti 35 Avfllfl Slttil Ave BEOINNINa ut the lnterwvtlun direction along the boundary line Townships; t iio'tluu *1UI Um Nt\* Jci'êy Turn HUB pumllrl lo Wnodland Av.-;: ;.- HeroNO WARII the Ildi.iiiKli of Carteret U> lt« In 11*1. ,i_f Jhe_ PemiMlvunla lUllroad and between Woodbrldge and Railway to bn •«-'; tluMi'ti wmthkvtî.eriv H1I.HL' teraectlou with the New Jcrw tixe lnltJux'tlon of Ute ceu- .-=!•• ISO feel di-,t,iiH' therrfriiM. 'i. K.I.KVENTII DI8TBU"! 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