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No. 10 Pu|HKlMd Intend u tad OU» W*U (EartmOn Frldtj Carterrt, N. J., tThursday, April 25, 1963 PRICE TEN CENTS At p o.. o*n«rat, ii J.

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\irly Chairmen Kolibas \ Outlines Lamb Elected i

Hoard and Council Are Shown (lie IVrd for Head of Board; Hisjli School

CARTKRKT An uddit.ion to the prrM'iil \w;\\ .school, which would :i;rommorliilc l.HDII ,tii[li-nls 111 53 fhvinioniM Ht a COM d( $1,500.0110 wns iin- fo'di'd tliniiiuh n series of maps Comba Is V.P. by .In'iii Kfdibiis who up until !,iM rii'jht was president (if the nciiird of Munition, to hi.1- fel- STEPHKN THOSKO .IK. low members mid purl of the lVf t* m \\ P* Y* C(""didates Inducted BOIOIIKII Council at si sp. cinl 111 C III U C I 55 |nto Kolibas I in hVetiTi" of flii' 'Board Tne^dsiv GOP Candidates nii'ht in ihe Lincoln Srhool. , CARTERET - Twelve candi- li.ll IlilVc Shnwinu » vties of driiw- I dates were inducted into Carey n! party niKs. noted us four different Acclaim Council 1280, KniKhts of Col urn- Resigns Rap Democrats plans of construction. Kollbns; CONGRATULATIONS — President John M. Knllhus, on thr loft, who resigned as president |)Oiiited out the ndvantiwa ofi of thr Board of Education, coiiRratulntes his successor, Joseph I'. l,amh. In tlif center Is •bus at u meetiiif.' held Monday .served On'Used Trucks' Plan B. as beln« the best .nulled (iabr Comba, the new vice president, who moved up into the post formerly held by Lamb. jnifiht at the Columbian Club. UtW for till- community and thr lefts President iThr degree was exemplified by Position CARTERFT "Tel] the I the degree team of Pope, plusi CARTEBET — After ac- Icouncil of Edison headed by ui stay »t people thf full itUrt'y of the The three other plans would CARTERET — Overwhelmed Dfm m>M th(l "The King and I" /feadrjGoodrich Named ;h °- iwd trucks me»s - was the Purchiiw of addl- cepting John Kolibas' real*- i| Walter Drewes under the direc-!.. ,, , , KolihftK vvll° rhallrngr of William Varna and timlal Propfriy mid more con- nat.cn from the Board of [« District Deputy Johnj^J %£***& ™»* strllrtl VFW Commander Education last night, bis col- DplVacchio. Republl- «" *™'d be necessary. president of the Board of Edu- 1 i r n For Tomorrow, Saturday CUiTKRKT -- At t-he regular leagues not only unanimously The new members are: Alex- '" ' °' Borutmh Council cindl- Although ihe entire Borotmh cation last night before a larg« . -id. at of can lii-inonilily inretinR of the Htur accepted It with regret—they ander R. Toth, Emil Malovetz, ui([ht Mllln»t Council was invited to review CARTERET — The Rogers] The Players next Lmiflimr I'osl 2314, Vetrnms nf crowd of teachers and residents 1 p thp had this to say: Joseph LoBuono, Noil Zullo, ? !j"jthe Democratic Council nwm- P'«>«. only the Democratic jund Hammerstcin musical, "The]meetlng will be on Friday, May Fureieii Wars of tlie United Staled Josi broke down and was unable to lnf noiiiiiiiiiiuiis iinil election of offi-; Anthony Haroskl — "He ] Ph Orosn, Vincent Manetta, continue his farewell speech to "•"•»-»•- — «-«- municipal chair- Mor of Cfunirllmm John Hut-Klnn and I," is ready for cur-J3 at 8t. Joseph's School, and 1 nick, Wnltcr Sullivan. John errs were held. The current Senior started to bring about an in- Anthony De Stasio. Robert his associates and friends in tain time on Friday, April 26i annual election of officers will Downer. Frederick Staubach, D7 ri a and All m Vicc-Cimiinander Cieoi'Ke Uond- dependent school board, and Lincoln School auditorium. candidates '" " " S«ymbor-!Bi,d Saturday April 27 at Car-be held. ri.-li w.-ij- elecled commander for Jr., EtiRene Muldoon, John J. w ir piwnl 9t thp I think he accomplished that Because of political pressures •tfartni to thr two 1M7f ' " High School auditorium. the cnmiiic VJ'W year comrnciic- Ward, Edward Adumovicz; means. He always worked for tittn* truck* delivered to Uw ' inir .1 itly 1st. rom other groups and the tact Presented by the Bt. Joseph's the betterment of the com- on Monday. At Uw that he himself had advocated Has Major Role Mr. (iiioilrich is n 10-yeiir Niivy munity." p Oil that a Board member should vrlei'iiii of World Wfir II and the ru re- Kiireim f'onflict and has been John Koval - You don t ^Umiiier MllOOl not have any political tie-ins, Kolibas, who was elected mu- fUll- of the fliuu*r «xn-; very iiclive wilh the Infill oiyuni- find many Kollbases. He is no( ^ In Queen's Guildj nicipal chairman of the Demo- \ He to *•* (mympnt ziitiun ;uid M n member of its implacable and the sooner fARTKRKT -- Four Middie- Honor (liiiiid. He attended (Uiion the people realize it, the cratic party Monday, reluctant- fur the Bor- Nard as Lun who out- from Dateline Set 1961 would mean the removing ofl - ™*' Junior and tli^ Newark better." ly gave up a position he was the present baseball field The. major roles in ilie ulRfTF t'niver.«ily CARTERET — Parents v/ish- close to, being on the Board of 8 m : to ethei th y nt 1 1l Raymond Bonkoski — "He n? to register their children To^imjttow iKuti tol that Fnotb;il7rmZwould''''"emain j '' « ;. * T^ ? ""- ™ ? S ' '.''"t e.vcninp-. H is n meniher of the set a Great example to follow Education for the past seven TOrfWa un lov(MS Coliimbus-ClevehinC d PTA, and n 'or Carteret's Summer Improve- %rMowt pack Were. He is employed put a halt to doubly sessions. hi? ire with no ftHiy.natlVs but Number of studen'.s enrolled : PemorffW! elimi«nt«l flic o'Mn thrcc'«t the Bands Hotel, Las Vegas; ,m nli<-tiiulc iiiirfiis. u* n pmvlmsmu agent with Custrol Re had the right philosophy to relinquish the job with a /' Oils Inc.. .Newark and IHUS been » will enable us to set up a testing B Monday, the tiucki- plans a» Ix-lim costly 1* Porte St. John in Quebee.j A|lll(1.lnllp w Ml^ A|villK wi)| —that of being an American clear conscienqe, as I do not resident of ('urteret. for wvernl program in early May, so that and "|o and behold." Since the pllmlnation of thp'Canada. and Celebrity Lounge|b(1 Virginiu D<> AiiKfli-, danKhter 1 and did his best for the tax- want to be crftized. years living at 57 Ash Street with appropriate materials may. be they were two 1957 trucks The baseball firtd would cut down In Baltimore He also wrotejof Mr. and Mrs. L. Mario De payers. He took politics out ; sr.mins » his wife and two children. obtained and necessary ar- "During the past seven years iDemocrat* no* «•<• fit t" fight on thr space needed for out-iand directed the 'P»ntry Amielis of (1H5 I.inr-ohi Avenue) of the school board and he 1 Commander Coodrich's slate of rangements for the program I have given this Board every- . Mi' wef-pt the«* tracks and pay door uliydcal rxfi-cisc. Kolibas Shower la.^t rail at 31 Joseph's Ilielihiul Park. A senior, she 1ms resigned like the man he is. °!|for them thf uimr »5.(K)(I that then t-xpouiided u stippli'men-iand• th' e Players appearanc. •e• ln!»i>l"'iir.'• d in- m.u.- 1Vv r0role|r;s| mn| |.|1(1 officers nlso elrctrd include Law- he completed. thing f could in a manner I .1 'lie Tlienlre rence DoURherly, senior vice-rom- thought necessary. I have tried utnlctl !Ulltl ()llld iro for lnrv 1)llln ;the Sano Festival. uifhidinp Mrs John Litus—"He was ex- • ed both or-'**™ ^ * ~ 'Oreen Acres," • in Slooi'is to mamlerj Albert I'Vn.^ke, Jr. vice- tremely dynamic in his guid- to do everything I thought was well*: 1959 truckn. Why''" H Thomas Carr, the borouKh| Abby was smitten with loveij : 111 < I iu ''Sfreft- (•oniiiKi^lder; Anthony Connolly, ance and lie inspired us. He RESIDENT STUDENT in an honorable manner. If I Authority. "At the council mt*tin« Mr ''nuin.'i'r. had completed a map;for actiiiK at her flnst appear-!,. Slie has also (|iiiirlcrmastrti'; rhuplain, Vincent wnicn was extremely sincere and CARTERET — Miss Elcjinor have offended any of you peo- first told the people Involved 13 acres oflance a« a wife In •'The KliiKi|,erforinni with the Parkw.iy'phiy-jliasilici; surgeon. Donald Carl; had to resign because of un- ple it was not intentional. I." while attendinn Beiie Mary Sokolowski, 23 Edwin in I)nni4\ illr.'Nut-th Cara- advomno, William Ulbrioht; usual circumstances. He will "I H«e that throusk, tlw , „.„,.. „„ Academy in Elizabeth,! linn, und fhc I'rmreion Platers. three-year trustee, Daniel Dono- Street, is enrolled as a resident r lir aulIllv u under be missed." student in the One-Ynar Secre- yearS"of my endeavor, iTiave hoituaji lor uw: • os.-,lrtl ,,n but two parrels For'N. j. Si,e sang "I Enjoy BeinR,. Xoel Kelldi,,-. :, (ri^hman. nil van; two-year trustee, Lawrence VOKI and one-year trustee. Stan- Mrs. Frances Stupar—"All tarial Course at the Katharine added something to our system. ••• -iTS 5iSSP'™arT. said He ,n*n W-™ ^ .^ ^ddlt^ai;. Gllr at the 'Pantry Shower.',pl»y to 1'V-tr:,,^ Uer ,ire Several comforts I can take 'Continued on P:ise '1 • Q.hiou.-V|U1IiS work a I I lie Theatre lev VaTtinvicz, has been said that I would Gibbs School, New York, where MkKl >Wn :llt Dl m !1 ts iand also did an excellent panto-! work ai me rneatre m- :.i>°>' ' ^° ("*>' ' l ''' IK wl l 1 l rt w ani piiiutcd to tlif respective offices: has five boys of his own and eighth. Miss Sokolowski will It was a (I'emendously satisfy- iIor l957 ^im and Abby add to the; " • '" ' ' ' °" ,. Cynthia trucks that ilw hud 'eoMtnines. She is the daughter of adjuiapt, Diinit'l Donovan; officer wants Carteret to be a very Sgraduate from Carteret High ing job In the support that you merits of the show. of tliw day. Frank Buzas; meni- said they would pay for l!ii!) ToIloldMaior Mrs. JMII Kcllehrr of (30 W (Continued on Page 2) 'School this year. gave me (citing Mrs. Josephine truck8 For the beautiful and start- H.'iilroiul Avpiuie) .luinesburg, liership chairman and historian, O'Brien, secretary Edwin Quin, • I>mocratics rPlula; service officer, Frank Ar.ii Nlemtec, u» of public, funds?" Vai'Kii liiiEly realistic details of the Appearing us Oswald Alving supervising principal and James -i-. ivtarv for then thallcrmed the Democrats. Decree Sunday settings, credit must be uiven will be Frank Wliiteman. n r<'morriKskf.seii; piilihc relations officer, O'Donnell, assistant supervisor) , I Flunk (iayilos; employment offi- ,.!t0 raplain why tlvre w»s n.c rARTCRBT Caj-ey Council ^specially to Edward Pedroff.' dramatic arts major. With Ihr Masterson Elected Jaycee and we have gone ahead edu- .,.,.„.. AlA,, to ntplain why tlvre wits tu> I«KIM»I - *-'"•> LUUUCU especially to Eawara rearun.;••'""'•"I'ni" ..••w oi" l "•ij"'. >»iui mr cer, Harold Cross; and the house cationally." ••' .I'd war open public bidding for Un- .-»le No 1M0. Knights of C()HinibuB\.ho studied for two years at ^^ I'lm.-iviiy group, he Iu,, nmimiltec composed of John Du- He said that he regretted to "Alex BUKM Of thM* truck. «incv their price »lll hold a major decree on;MrwarlL Srhool of Pine Arts. ^^' ^ J^"'J'™ '» "•>;- dick, Stanley Nnnowic.z and Law-President^ Succeeds Suto ' •' "aTS:toUM more than fZ.Snn which Sunday m the Columbian ciubjEd is the proud father of eleven ™»;, gj *' . nd D vl n rence VoRt. have to leave but under the cir- •renuires o|»en public bidding for Hii'h .street starting at 2 p.in.; hildr-::.' and has lived In Car 1 1 Ul lxl m iiwiulwi ooen public blddm, f.,r Hn-h Mivet startiim at 2 p..n.;ch!la>::.c . and has lived In Car- ,s ; ,llilrrhul, ft,,,,*e " " It was announced that the joinl cumstances he had to, Being 'borough purchases" This d.-urcc is beiiiK held inli».rpt for 10 years. His daily (Continued on Page 2) installation of the officers of tlie CARTERET - Joseph Master-iis employed m the research divi- elected to the municipal chair- lwn(ir of ll11 past B1 illld l5nil?lus orlt is on Ulf lpn.-t. and the Ladies .Auxiliary will sonn haIKISs br.nbeen cheludei d ppresident of sion ol C.Hier.il t'nblo Corp. Uur- vuut Hi. then rnnrhidrd -WHS this ' '* Pennsylvaniaj 1 manship of the Democratic '-'< n be held at 8:00 p.m. ou May 25ththe Carteret, Joyi'tH'j to succeed ing the past year, lie was oxte party, he explained, that he was n T, (u2 a X^ Thanks to his ef- vice president. :md in chiimc of al St. Elias Catholic War Vet- diibe Suto. Masti-fton and the nfcw being subjected to criticism. Sh numlclIs pastill- .iu»et Prica eolncldinte of each. thanl t thesuie, ,' "^.^ ^ th( thid ^^ wi|ij,01.tSi ihi|i. bl slate of officers: will take office "Tlhere ty no room In my C'mteret"t«-uck* was »2,5OO? Oi »,is this ' conducted by District Deputy'jses to be a colorful as well as! ^ FJ;§n-:,.l €#,.« because the renovation and ex- hn June- 1, > Tlio officers will olliciidly be \or »: while » way of m-ltini! around public '" Oranelli mid his staff. tension of the VFW'd now post stalled :it a diniH'v-diince June 15thhumble opinion to act on the For those who have not, hac^j Other new ol'l'k'i'i's am Thomas Board if I am to be Involved 8t.,iMddlnK? Docs this inrmi tlwt Th>' annutil bowling biiiiciiieL lioiiif- will not bo completed by J. Lawlur, internal viuu presi- (it the Catholic. War Veterans Uiii man. these trucks ul,:,ltlr;ll !01- ..^council bowlers will be;.,, opportunity to Ket tlckeU..^" Jen e^ted to O«edltori- !ll!ll (late. dent; Vincent Thompson, second meeting rooms, lf]0 .liickson Ave- with a political party," Kollbu emphasized. a-v>iiiUnt'twin.i,' scratch fo • • - » on wurduy. May 25 .mthe, will of course, be on »*^^J^j£ vice president; Walter Pereira, nue aL a joinl installation with • dent for dent and 1 mean dent the Columbian Hall. Michael'at the door. newspaper at Ithaca, N. V. The'*1*11 MliVllB SPKlNGis recording secretary: Joseph Pryor, the Jaycee-eltes. Hurt ley (1. Rich- After saying that "now the corresponding secretary; Richard moiid is •hairinan of the. time has come for me to leave 'or dent. Dotf-n't it ^''in in- Kolnak is chairman of thi.s/af- paper han a circulation of more CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. 1 Nonnenmacher, treasurer.; and dinner tind ticket in in charge here" the former Board presl- • ti'pdlble that one w.isn t possibly fnii , than 1700 among the students Edward Riiey, Sr. of 52 Liberty Mjchad Mirda, Louii: K::dy, Jr., of Pcreir... choked up and could not M.400 or 12,600 or sonii' other Tlw- Knwhw oi coiun^uusrCourt of Honor and faculty of the college. Street, were recent visitors at William J. VIII-RII and Suto. tlirei;- Distribution to (1,01)0 fumilies in •Ih-.M'.iii-iind 'lumber of nowibly more thun comention will take place at, Florida's Silver Springs where continue. A five-minute recess Miss Jacobs is a science m»- tiio IHII'OUKII HI the Jiiycpes' Com- was called while Kolibas left , ^' Kli/nbith-s ViMO which wduld have re-the Tiaymoie Hotel in AUmitic jor in the College of Arts and they explored the exciting my- 45 munity JJirivlnrv sliii'tod lust - Card Party luiifd a public bid for Its pin- City on May 17, 18 and 19 Held by Troop stories of the underwater world weekend. Cliairninn Ijiwlur said the room. Emerson Street. H Elect Lamb •«' 7:30 p.m, hafc by the boro Oi isntitev- Plans M now bniiR made for , urrmT_ ,,,„. s of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacobs through the magic of the fa- Marv kur.-uak and himthe distrihiiliiii! .-hoiild he com- tCqiitinui'd on Page 2i Joseph P. Lamb was elected '.••<..-h«.-d to n Lre Ukely that neither l,-he next cabaret ni«ht to* s^m{ 1)V ,y First l'n-sl.y- 1438 Roosevelt Avenue. tnous Glass Bottom Boats. 1 president to succeed Kolibas i»Jur.m no uvWanyihliw like tZ.500"" held on Saturday nlnht, May. ^^^ (.,,„,.,,,, of c,,,.,,.,-,.,, ,On- 1 'HI mid Gube Comba was moved .." irturn- UchAlas I>1 Vucchlo :i>krd. ID. Fi-aturp .•nti-rlainnient for ^ j i|s A|in| ,,,„„., ,„- HlllU)I. l into the vice-presidency. '! Andim-Who riibt pa«»*{l mi ih' se . •'<• I'votiini will be the ' Sweet |( wim,h ;l imlu|,,,r ,,f :lWM,\< wer* .lii.'iil S 'llesyj iCunllnued on Pw 2> Advlims". ^ made fur iidvanei null I :nnl iillaiK- Both were by unanimous vote. .. — . " "" .|_IH IIIII nl nl merit built;'1-. Mrs. Irene Kovac^l president ; f >,-uili III:I*!IT \iii(is jof ,1'nc Teachers Association t ' '>i~l'-d li>" ('iililillilteeiiLill | then -broufiht ufiJila subject of , ' Mn,He .mil liowiird iiiiii-.in am teachers Kafaries. she was told j Ihe I'lesclltiiliiuis. which in that the question had not yet) ! iIn- itiilluwiiig': Slur -ci been resolved but President/ Th'iiiid- Hood mill .lt>-«-|-l Lamb explained that he hoped' Uiw-.ki: Mr-it Hus.- M'IIIII iimlid l\'i'*l< nI't'T u meeting next week some^ • Mill! IUUIKI'S »el'i- net ion would be taken. hi Kuliiit Ciiniiiierfoiil. I.iiinb again exifl-iined the I l.-.t:t••-. H:iyiiiond Ivi-i-k. Dm id) problem of reducing the Bnai'd'a 'Mclleiiry. f'JilwMid Munii. ,1 bnr)".tu nfter tho Boron^h Coun- iS|'i' liel, Leslie Wliv)i|'el. iilld ,1'.- cil hud chopped off $35,000 ,-enli \\ iiikow-ki. \ fiiiir M'.n1 :ii-'. from tin: original amount ' Irlld.lliet1 I'lll »;l« ;HV;ir. soni'lu Hi" ™id "wo are not t'1--- hie Ki-.uitz mill Ilirhiird V;m IVIl,| ini: t.o stall you, since it Is a ' Iwliiii I'erfecl -Atli'iid:iii"e pii^i ! very imporunt situation when \\ii< iw.irdt'd lor Ilie i it ime'l'i's a person's salary. • )., :i id- "I tillle: Kihvai'il ) \.II-; ,leii|i \\iilkiiiv-l>i "We huve every Intention nf • II ,\ iiumd Keck mid Uni intiK this shortly, Wh"n* •lull. I Vl'lirli we iiiv iviidy WP will meet with 1 1 vl'l iii> :iit' hcinn in,id' vuu. he declared. '-.i .-uii'^ lirsl weekend nl Mrs, K.ovui's explained her J! lln lroo|i'8 vvliUti ».i» imlillnliril *s » ««"•- r>-<|iiiro this gear. J uknp »l .my briiut iiiduuti-d by Juliu HuJilius, I miner Huiuii ol Kducu |them. If its 4 matter of teaoh- air ilvm t» III.- KOK.UKII <»IH..'I l'»»» lr" t(» li*l.*V donations cull lie. iirnuiKed ll.i.iiitih titm pri'Miitiit ut .. spiii.il mreliiLK held with Borough Mrx. Juhi'iiliiun O'Brieii, Hoard imrliin .iiul Julin Hut eiii salai'lttb— let the buiies go." '""'» r J.n ('ouiiril al Uir Linmlu .Scbool. luiadaj uitlxt. luthe phutu nick, prtsldcut t»I the Cuiuu.il. (Continued «n Page 2) Uwlw, eliHi.mi.ii Mf tbr i»<»<^ *Mmrt.-rv. Wond- Sesiarra, Paul Pluta. Andrew ileted in two to tlm- „ of used tracks merely through the addition of patrol Mrs. C. Cutter, Mrs. H. Horn.I^j^ pnyrr wirr*. ThursdayMitro, and Albert Pirifd will be a dedicated Individual. Ilr was announced 11.:»• • someone eles's malnten- officers and sufficient traffic Ft .Mrs.K. Orohman two years and! canine nt 8 P.M. opposed by Jayne Henry. Don- w» wllllnr to stand on his Suto will seek onr r' headaches for ttie bx>r- Mrs. P. Plrijyl, Mrs. A. Hun-j ^ r,nra] wnshorn in Prwntvm convictions." lights. vife presidencies in t! r ' ald Sasovetz. Leonard Calabrese, sey J»yeec<. JIo w . , derman, Mrs. G. Hlla and Mrs !,,m| j,,,) hrm n resident of Ctir- " Del Vacchlo asked. Mrs. Irene Korien. Teach- and Leonard DiNlcola of the uusnimou* noiinim'1 i>. F. Jensen one -year. imt fnr 6 venr>. She wnsi em Vanra and Del Vaechlo then ers Association — "Children white team. The four alternates rhspter. firvenl • • ilnyed it the (rtrirrrt Xovelty 1 jointly Challenged the Demo-i w«re always clwe to him and Kolibas Outlines - Incoming president, Mrs. Tri- are Robert MlkusM. Diane Cas- will Attend thf *• Drrss fn, Carteret, for 8 year?. crnts to explain all "the riddles I want him to know of our nity and Past President Mrs. R. She was n parishioner of the Pt. tiaux. RuE'.'il Grunder. and. (Continued from Page 1» tiun »t which ii»tf i Donovan will represent the club In this enigma wrapped In a appreciation for his fine co- : T>mrtriu» ITininmn Orthodox Lawrence Diidka. i amount that the state would Ive fleeted M»v 17 v at the annual convention Rt At-:', - ; i , w f the [mystery" to the people whose operation and the manner h rh 1)n( fi mr m n Ther? will be two twenty-, Hive under the "Green Acres" It was »lwi lantlc City In May. They will s;, National ?nkr>l Society. money they are spending. In which he treated as." nvsk minute question periods with' Iplan. the dumps could be filled rinptcr hud bren be accompanied by Mrs. J.f f, ,, d by her "Is this mesa the way they do four krea, and thrre Mrt un1 nirvivP y a live-minute Internal in be- 'in and a fine recreational area D"ZuriIla, Mrs. C. Cutter and (^ l h all purchasing for the boro? Or The chspter will «U ^^ i Cnrnl; her tween. During this interval. Ro-i would result. It was a food foT 10 other Mrs. E. Lefkowltz. iraiwit*iwit*.. ' Onrge KonKvon.. Sr, anberd t Leschek and William is this a special oase? Bow much Lamb Elected sound proposition, he said, and ELEANOR ABARAY purchasing do they do from thli ord» »re Announcement was made by, \'j' ar>- . keeper, and Marie Balka and Emertc Holderlth told the Kollbiw vlsioncd rolling grten Has Major all before the okayed lt« pur Mirfinrl V.vnn nf Pewnren, Onrw Ellleen Kovacs will be the score- that It should stick to]]a»,w, flrpplace* and off-street MEET MONDAT SPRING CARD PARTY chase? What is the "book price' i Continued from Kvnn, Jr. nf Carteret and John keepers. the state law which require*'palklnn area, sorely needed Democrats Mid-Tovcn F.vfin of VTnodbriitee. CARTERET — The Ladles CARTERET — The used equipment of this vln that a pupil must live two miles (ground the town hall. A hnrd II* hiw n!-o !•' dldnt that make an: Auillary of theCongregation Craftsmen's Spring Card or more from the school before ibail Held and little league dia- Parkway PIVVIKI Card Party, Monday EVENING SFRVlfE „ to them at all? Dl< CARTERET — The Congre- .Brotherhood ot state aid could be forthcoming.jmond would be made available Carolina. UP ii a CARTERET — The final > meeting will take placIsraee Mondal nexyt wilat lth bee Clubrooheld onm Friday on El, mApri Stl. 2a6t they bother to find out? gation Brotherhood of Israel Another hou«ewife, said that on this plot, and it could also pha !'*i OmnKi\. plans have been completed for] :i 8 pin. Prizes wlU be .warded' "Why was-th* toucher for^™ VTmTedi,Md was br u«d for a practice football will hold Its reeultir Friday eve |evenlng. April 29, at 8 pm. at fr»t*rtiitv and n ihe Democratic Mid-town card nlnt: seniors nt 8;2R p.m. at the the Hill an^^ nHri. he declared «,f the y party and Chinese auction to be cu Ave.; Mrs. Isldor Brown will public Is cordially •tnrited. after delivery of the trucks? Hill synoeoeue on tlon for her* child. "I took it A lunch room in the high (Imkl held "Monday evening. April 29 refreshments. What was the big hurry? Bills Avenue. for granted and when they were school could be used also as Mr*. Fnnk M at 8 pjn. at Bethlan Hall, CooVej New arriva]s as recorded at "Did you make the debating, from •••. !'•• ! Ave. ,,!._. Perth Amboy General Hospital team?" i Uo »eeks to two months to be ^ nevertnelrss x a<.Cfpt<>d n -iplalned. without any additional! A ^ .mar.m TARn OF THANKS John oll k Chairman Mrs. Victoria Do- ^ m the st wcrk inciudet CARD OF THANKS "N-n-a-w, t-t-they said I preMnlfd and paid, Varga and ^ B d ac(ed dellghtKl tocost This would save the $5,0001'* » r ' brovlch and co-chairman Mrs. On A „ ]9 R dnugnter to GEORGE WALKO SR. i FRANK L. SOLTESZ 'wasn't tall enough." M , fS ^, V5? "1C!1 -Hnd such reacts and Umo the Council U paying for the '«» »'»f • ''' Helen Barots announced the Mr. and Mrs. Waltedrudls Gil, We wi=h to express our heart-j We wish to express our heart-j committee is as follows: Table felt thank'; to oil our relatives,' Irr in ".Mi, Beruen Street. felt thanks to all our relatives,' thing here tonight." Plan B Is accepted, the and cards, Alex Pazekas, Bob! 0 A n 20 \ son t and Prank Manhart Jr.; Special nnrt' |on sidewalks In West Carteret' mission to allow the school the prizes, Mary Ferrence and Mil- iborough. The purchase of said that they would be put in,USe of the park area which Is Not Particular ing our b-mivement in o0UmT North Carolina M - dred Smith. Chinese auction ,,,...... ," equipment, if it is done at all. in time for the next school ses-! rictit across the street. urea oraim. ^nincse auction i j..rt f HPT-IV th jslon. This was pointed out as a Council was asked to give Its membrr of Alp:..i '•' 1 0I ar table and tickets. Elizabeth 'Would you come to,my aid-™n "'; ^ i™.T "" ?' ,.l^±^ !*ould be passed on by an expert • Continued from Page U (safety problem which the'oooperaUon, and Kolibas said nublirity maiviB' • 1 1 111 thal fieIdl Wh0 vas borough Touhey; refreshments, Frank in distress soldier?" bro'.hT and u r ITte" "! rood ttwn for them to live Board has been concerned about if this was forthcoming the He w tlif son >•': " J. a liesz. exper^ jjow did it happen that Stephen A- Tun. Hadroskl, Betty Parlacoskl, Jean "Honey, I'd come to you Walko Sr. We especiallyj' in." if children had to walk in that' referendum could be placed on to thank !tnis expert forgot to inform Lnuis Slrrctl furlcril. Miller and Mary D'Alessio, iany old dress" K'ish to t'nnk th" Rev. Andrew Mrs. Julia HIU— "I am a .the ballot within 60 days. toe PriesU of St Joseph's councilmaCouncilman HutnicHutnick, whoswhsee dee- area. Ticket* fnr ''• • \ Oknl th» alta- boys ' sentimentalist, and have As far as a traffic light was; Although it was not discussed •he Nuns of the Dominican Or- urch th U lU rtment as rch tninfd si !!..• ! ^ ' f " JL5S'« J!, !»» * P" ^ing the„ headed many cronps, but 1 t I that they concerned, she said that the at Tuesday night's meeting ad- \ichol Avrnii' •• 1 " ner, the Altar and Ro^r- Soci- l Or ^ ,wben workint under John I police department would under'dltions to the Columbus, Mlnue ety. the Rwaria ! IStaff. Carteret models atld nOt 1959? knew I m under a leader," itake another survey of the area and Lincoln schools would also CHartrr 7-l7«V. the Holv Name Society of the OJVC.W. Local 8-397, Friends! Saavd Heart Church : The Slo- of Boulevard Section, Carteret vak Catholic ^ Sokol Socl- and Woodbrldge police escorts', ety Wrea'h 66. P'.ovak Grm- land ihe Lyman-Rumpf Me-1 nastlc Ur.lon Societv No. 235 morial Funeral Home. both of Cirtere:: Dr. M. A The family of the late Choo-rtsh. th? Carter?t First Aid; FRANK L. SOLTESZ Squad, Mayor Andrew Banlck and the Carteret Council; Am-; INSIDE OUTSIDE ier!can C>-anaraid-Go, Warners• I CARD OF THANKS LATEX Plar.t. Linden. American Cyan-' DISSATISFIED WITH LA, . amid Co. Twenty-five Year Club.! ADOLPH HEIER . American Cyanamid Co,1 We wish to expres our sincere HOUSE \r>cn) Union No. 1D42S - U.M.-|thanks to all our relatives, HOUSE W_V Linden.: the Shipping friends and neighbors for their WRAP UP MOM'S PAINT D?p'.. American Cyanamid Co.jkind expressions of sympathy GIFT ISOW . . . PAINT ituk.i Linden, Labora'or>' Senice Inc.,land the beautiful floral tributes »d Carteret. Foster Wheeler Corp.!thev extended during our ber- We Have a Wonderful SERVICE CHARGES? F-?:er Wheeler Corp. Twenty-lavement ln the death of our Selection to Choose From Auorttd Kfj 7M five Year Club. Employees of'devoted brother and uncle Our Machine Shop, and Crane Op-'Adolph Heier. We ^specially Priei iU 'r.-.'ors all of Foster Wheelerwish te thank Mr. ifenneth! WHH* Corp, I.U.E. - A.F.L. - C.I .O.J Raw son, Minister of the Bibje GAL HOW You Get A When your 2 lo?y\ 440. Carteret: Carteret Student Congregation, New Down 4 Yacht Club: Girls of Lacquer Brunswick. Dr. M. A. Chodosh, Reserves Mom's Gift minimum monthly monthly banking 1 D-pt. American Flange & Mfg.!Dr. Theodore Cheniln, the Car- Co Linden.; Officers and mem- teret First Aid Squad, the Medl- We'll Gift Wrap It balance is: cost is: FREE! 3 V PAINT BRUSH Free of Chant. REGULAR WITH ANY MAUON PUCCHASE b?:s of Local 857 U.A.W. - cal Staff and Nurses at Eliza- C.I.O.. Allen Industries, Rah-'beth General Hospital; Foster Engraving Done on Premise;, LAMWATED way; Public Service Transport Wheeler Crop., and the Twenty- Dept, Newark; John's Texaco Five Year Club both of Foster Hindi-Charit Welcome CHECKING NOTHING! Write u> STEEL 14-2 BX Station, Carteret; Neighbors onjWneeler Crop.; the Bridge Club S200 and Over PADLOCK John St., Carteret; those whoiof Carteret; the Neighbors on MARTIN LAWRENCE many checks as you (« KM I* CABLE donatwl their cars; The Car-iH«ald and Thomwal 8t., Car- hoiM, iktp -eret and Rahway Police Es-'teret; those who donated their JEWELERS ACCOUNT cort$; the paU bearers and the cars; the Carteret and Rahway 94 MAIN STREET wish. Bizub Funeral Home for satis- Police Escorts, the Pall Bearers WOODBRIDGE factory services rendered. Fam- and the Bixub Funeral Home Sly of the late George Walko Sr. for satisfactory services rend- Phone ME 4-1086 for LITTLE 50c. Write as main QUANTITY Family of the late ered. Open Fridaj 'til 9 P. M. $100 to $200 George Walko Sr. HEIER FamilSr .... or NOTHING checks as you wish. Sl.OO.Writeasmany HACK SAW GODENY III CARTERET HAS at the Under • Fmi Quality checks as you wish. • AdjutlabU SptcUl CARTERET OFFICE NO CHARGE for deposits made, checks FULLY GUARANTEED NEW! 50 FL GARDEN DRAIN EZE of the paid or checks drawn on other banks- HOSE LIQUID DRAIN CLEANER FOR LITTLE MONEY I either cashed or deposited. 49 Perth Amboy 69 HURRY! THESE WILL GO FAST!! WE WELCOME COMPARISONS ¥ 1 2 NATIONAL with your present program. Excelled Selectloa • Fliaiclig Arrngrt • High Traie-lp

'11 CBcvBourr - amr. turd- IS OLDBMOBILI It, 4-dr, BANK 3 Pc. Bathroom Set top, itick ibift tutam»tlc, PJB., PJB., OK USED TRUCKS '61 CRIVBOUT — 9 pu*en(tr CHOICE OF wagon, « CTL, tuto. _ 11m H POKTIAO - o, COLOR •Qtomktle. dtu $13»» '62 ECONO- '«1 OHIVBOLIT - V-t Oon- U OBtVBOLIT— OonwUblt, • Toilet LINEVAN '1495 T*nibl«, Mltomktk __ I1MS stftonutlo tnmmlaaon UN Bank-by-Mail Envelopes Available. • Bails 'it 4-WHJEL DRIVE '«1 OH^VBOLJT — J-dr.. h*rt- 'St FOBD - 4-di. Hd4D, top, V-«, »uto., tjk ihllt • Tt> (cut H TON PICK-tP «t VM., 9M. ______I11SI SACRIFICE PRICE! •IT 1OBCUBT — :-dl, H.T., ] We Pay the Postage BOTH Ways! lr*t) *N PLYMOUTH — BUUOB W«- •vtamktlc tram, IM •|8 CHEVROLET (bn, V-», »utom»tlo . |UH Ton* Half •M CBMnOlMT - IM1B*7. Write for Details >or Phone KI 1-5100 .95 aUok Mr., tack ihiit, e cjL SIN M95 It CHBRVOIxr - 1-dr., T-S, 109 '54 rOBD'W ktttoautte, V-l harttop, Kick ttillt „ SIM LMI Trim VAN ..._ , '495 •M CX>BVAIB - 'M OLOeUOBOt - 3-dr. H.T. tutOQMtle, BAH . fUU EAH, tuU pown SIM IMMEDIATE Lot Is Open Everr •»9 PtTMOOTH - 4- P.M. M0N. and THURS. 'til 9 P.M. SERVICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation federal Restive Thursday, April 25, T96S PAGE THREE Carteret Wood Donors Men Given Ping for Service CARTERffT - A Oallon Cabaret Nite Receive Honors Club pin has been awarded to Jewish Community News Dan Meiers, 105 Marion Street Meetings Set Avenue, and Joseph Feeney, 98 Daniel Street, Carteret, New Jersey in Oyteret CARTERET — Two meeting! recomitkm of their blood donor me scheduled for the BMOrlll find Ilnrold F. aervlcw, annual Cnbant Nite sponsored |(ori.-f'V H Avenue, Presentation of the pin was by the United Hebrew Sister* made at the Relay - Instrument mod of Car'rret and the H«» . 1 to B81 flay Division of the WestlnRhousc brew Men's Club, Monday, AprO Electrlo Corporation, Newark, '.illth unn Thursday. May 8th. niinrri•jtrndunlI,™ at where they are employed, and Until meetings will bn held it where they are regular con Ihe rhrnnw School at 9 P. M, liti*r trlbutorj to the employe* blood by CnliiiiTt Nite wil br held QSt* bank. The pin is awarded by irrtny eveninK, May 18th, at ttlA ,f nlmlent*. ,1, .,„ o the American Red Cross, to a run IJCKIOII MemorlM. nil inns for mirli donor who has given elRht (8) his evening will consist of,» II nvr with or more pints of blood. • Ink- nil course ratfied meal, enter- Kill <• ' Morton S. Banm, Tlnhbi lininent. and dancing to th* ,,,.r mil of will lio held, for thn entire com- l'Viiliiy evening, April 2fi, candle- regnlnr rnirroe ol munity. u-Tonps All proceeds of th» ~4 l.imi" 6:2fi l'.M. There will be kosher hot, IIORS • ITrflr !'o to the Carteret Jevrti* Lincoln School 'ridsiy evening services, 8:30 irul hamburgers on sale as well 'omniunity Center Building ' lM rile for I'M. iu cold drinks; come and mid ilirlllH WITO Snhhnlh morning services, 9 the whole family. In ease of rni'n, fo-chairmrn. Mrs. Leonard " A.M. PTA Circus Fair the picnic will be held instead on Knunei1 and Herbert SamttJll \rwiirk College of The Bar Mitevivh of Hugh May 26, and regular Hebrew ,.:Hi diiv unil eve- )resirlcf| over a meeting thl» CARTERRT ~ p|ttlw CIHHIOSII will he celebrated Sat- School classes will be held on been rnmnlr-ti'il for the Lincoln urrlny, April 27, at, Brotherhood May 5. week where they heard rnportt Ichnol J'TA Circus Fair to hi f Israel HyRR On Sunday, April 21, Jewish from the following chairmeo: icld Mny IS in tlir- school gym 1 Sabbath ovoning aorvices, 6:30 people throughout the world cele- Door prizes, Hsirold Levitii: pub- .„. iii'' •rmwinnual nadiurn. Mm. Lmiis lklkn. elinir- I'M. brated the Memorial Day of the licity. Mrs, Sidney Roth, special I • hr limn is of man, nnnouncol thnt there will Sunday Talia and Tfilin, 9 A.M. 20th anniversary of the uprising >ro.)ec.t, Bernard Deltz; taWe enl's stand hontlii*, l»or priiifs gnlnrr DiDaill y servicesi , 6:30 P.MPM. of the Warsaw Ghetto. Through- decorations, Mrs. Bernard , in relation Tim highlight Tlie Bur Mitzvah of . i !•!-. ;11U gg will hp A purcel out the world, Hie brutality of Deltz; posters, Bernard Delfc ii{inini(ini'i>- hihl will ho a i, son of Mr. and in. lit .'it Tiir highlighgg t Mrs. Niwi Germany and the heroism reservations, Robert Ritter Md I. MI -.nil. During the o«l bootbh h wliirh will net inn fllnnlosli, will be cole- of the Warsaw fighters were re- Pood. Sidney Roth and Mrs. siiccewful g from famoiin prrsoiiH ilrd this Saturday morning, called, with a proniise that it must cntiftl Morton Zarett of E. It •&. I, v, tin II* H TV p«hlir in invilptl to nttrml 27 :it, Brotherhood of Israel not happen again. n'n'rcrs. • loll •.MOIIill On Monday, April 29, the 15l.li dsy of fnmily fun. Tickets m<»y be purchftied ,11,1 m relation lo TIIP nrxt Konrrnl timMing wil Hugh, will refill Ihe scriptural anniversary of thn Independent 1 •om the following people, •»• ; |(ll IllClll hnlil TurmlBV when tin fir •iding from l.he hook of Kings, State of Israel will be celebrated. C'h.'iplcr 7. ounces Mrs. Marvin Lebowte, • i..n:ii n ••• tionn will li^ hehh The 'laic Tins is the answer of the Jewish , Piofi- cilinl De (or the IWB-W i irr The Bur Mitzvah celebrant will people to the problem of perse- icket chairman; Mrs. Benjamin nrds John Mrn. Mnrriiy (!.. e welcomed into the eongregn- cutions and pogroms. toldberg. Mrs. Stanley Singer, . i.ivrll 1111 lirh; H vire preniili I The Rnbbi and President, of tin- llen Lipp, Robert Bitter, Ir* innn (1io'i|iiif .ui'.iiigiiii! Sermon Listed lon chairman. Mrs. Herbett , CAHTERET — Miss Andrea!Janice Feience,Carteret,cousin Sum lay classes will be held on Col. and Mrs. E. Van Buskirk of Fort Knox, Kentucky. lamuels and Mrs. Howtfd I,. Ann Rahoche daughter of Mr.|of the bride, wtw junior brides- the n(>w Uayliftht, Suvinga Time. Miss Moore was graduated from Carteret High School and Wurzel are also taking Mff • MUIC.I Solo: The| | Please srt vour clock one hour maimaill FFlowel r il were MMlsl s ByDr.Harsanyi is presently attending Ladycllff College, Highland Falls, ations. sun: - Donald and Mrs Andrew Rahoche 3535ll ahead thin Saturday night. nc Rahoth( N. ¥., where she is a junior majoring in Art and mlnoring SfMTMlty • Don- ''Harris Strert. became the bride|?'P, ;. cousin of the The Carteret Hebrew Sehpol CARTKRKT ^ "looking at bride, Linden, and MLss Paris I hose to Whom the Risen Lord in Elementary Education. .,ii,| David Rfl- of Joseph Sherman, son of Mr. will sponsor the annual picnic on Her fiance was graduated from Stuttgart American and Mrs. Joseph Sherman, 556 Porte. Levittown, niece of the Sunday, May 5, in honor of the Appeared" will he tin- sermon Lamentably D'.i.'t - NIcolettD High School, Stuttgart, Germany. He attended a year of PAL Auxiliary Roosevelt Avenue, Saturday bride. festival of Lug Romtr which is a. H to be prenched |,vv p,1Htnr "Cocktails do not make jp ,1 Wit'/. Dance college at the Munich Branch of the University of Mary- CARTERET - The regular. | 0 at 11 A.M. at St Jo- David G. Walker, Carteret traditional day for Hebrew School l)r. H:trMnyi in the Hungarian daughters," observes a clerto. l.-mann, David Apri 2 Reformed Church at next Sun- land, Munich, Germany, Presently he Is a second class- Tracy. AngelTAL Auxiliary meetini g was helhld . h'.s RC Church. ' «as best man. Ushering were outingsg . And the reverse is often la* st p days worship services. Scnices man (Junior) at the United States Military Academy, Sirniio, Joyce'8' <•" Dolan Homra rrerralioiv JameA VRliant, Carl Lauricello, TThh e HebreH w School committee, mentably true as well.—PtufilK " Th Rvv Tnomiw M. Cun- will begin as usual: !)-30 in 0 1 i. ,j «' Joseph White, Richard Krause eaded by Mr. Irv. Isaacs, has West Point, N. Y. ;,,ldi-n. Martin fo " hat social was held fywlish and 11 in Hungarian ninnlmm officiated at the land Albert DruKos, all of Car- arriitiKMl for im eventful field day i-s awnrded for tin double rniK oorcmony. Sunday School studpnts will con Freeman, Chaplain — y re M MrR 1 teret; George Bonczek, Penh which will include races, contests, Goldle 8oy-|P '^ '' A'" KomiU'wski: novelty names and group activi- vene together with the congrega- 11, Conduct resA — Heleae most The bride, given In marriage Amboy, and Dennis Cuzzio, id. Julta ortmiial, JUI.IL I. Hlla: ties. A father and son baseball tion at 0:30. Confirmation clnssrs Hadassah Plan^ Star Auxiliary Finka, Guard — .lulia Pelcykf 3 by her father, wore a beige silk Rahway. will Ktiirt at 8:30 in the Manse yr. trustee — Ruth Donovan,^ • Ifunter funniest Ir^nc Mfklunc A new nrKiin/a uown trimmed with ciiinc is scheduler!. id:Styles, nwmbfr. Dorothy B.idim-r was •"Kil"';1 For their wedding trip to the] 1>. Hnrsanyl will attend tin yr^Jrustee — Mary Thorn, 1_$Jr, m The picnic will ,be held be- t.nistee — Marge Nemeth, Wi- ,*flcomoa: birthdays of several New England states, Mrs. Sher- tween It) A.M. and 2 P.M. at the annual meet ing of the V. S. Con- Chapter Forum lists Donation butterfly veil was at- man wor(, a m and wWte ferencp of 11,,. World Council o torinn—Rt-rnndinc Litus, PatrioQe members were celebr»tcme-dny! Educational fonim Auxiliary of Star Landin ... n • i n u Sue rarned a cascade of steph- Noe Street. The entire community Pa. As the delegate, of th, Delegtilea for County Countil The bride was -graduated Reformed Church ii siionsored jointly by the Wood- Post 23H held its viuular meet are Betty Mezzy and Margatfet from Carteret High School and ii nn itrd. bridge, Perth Amboy, Metiiihen ing. and donation- lo Cuncer Fun Miss JoI1i Srl sl111 America lie is a member of the n Schon; ahpmale.i. Mary Pluta and Plan,', for a chines., auction ' - Carteret, Wilfred Academy, Newark. A< ;i special treat, :i guided tour exeeiitivp board. anil Carteret chapters of llaihis-^ili jind Sulviition Army were fi - M.trtha Siemenski. Delegates titt nf our new Community Onter wore concluded at a report meet- liroved. Mrs. Florence Ambrose ere nwdi- with Eve Iris and Her husband was also gradu Next, week |.|n> women's organi- Sth District are Ruth Donovan, Buihling. now Hearing completion, ing hi'lrl in the home of Mrs. Have a report, on the recent Monlc lorn DrAiiK.-!.. a.s co-chairmen, » '»™. "•'™™. '" •>•_ "^jatod from Carlewt High School tioiw will have their regular Ursula Freeman, Ann Ciszak and 11 0 honor n Herbert Weininger of Miiluchen Carlo parly; :i IHIIKO party ill There .re ,1.11 a few rvsrrva-™ !" " ° . <™ ™ ?* * * attendliw New York monthly meetings: die Lomntfy Mart;e Neinelli; alternates Helen recently. The Regions which Menlo Pink, 011 April 20 was also Finks, Belly Mezzy, Mary Pluta Ion, oprn U« the tr.p to New *£»!"* ™»»l *S^onil.«t:tute of Sinology. He 1* SociPly Wodnp.«day, the Junior be held in the Woodbridge Jew- announced. 1 and Julia. IVleyk. •ork. P.trir.a Murphy',, and £"*«• >"« 'a,draftsman for Western Elec- n.mir-n's Guild on Thuisclay Science Group ish Community Center on Tuefi- Nomination and election of of- I he United Church Women of iluy, April :)6. beginning 10:15 ficers were held anil I lie following tin) Eastern and New York A.M. are open lo inemlurs and were cleeled: President, - Mary UIIKSPS will ;uher f,,r M,pi an- r ^c: To Visit College K r gue.-—f alrlans, 2-dr. Seduu f5B FORD — Country Squire, FALCONS ... $56.25 1 i'1"" md t«mft)ttlm," W« tmvt lh» tnul|i*iani 8tlck, R&H SJ95 Fordomutlc, F.8., P.B., R&H- A real bttrgaln H9S '"" ""• liimwi»d,r to Ktvr Itow of ivfrj '59 FOBD - Onlaille, 4-dr., NEW '63 R&H, Auto., V-8, '58 FORD — Custom '3M', 4-dr. WAGONS .. $60.35 Like New »5 St|ok Shift, R&H -J. »59» CARTERET BANK MANY TRANSPORTATION aPECIALS FROM $95 TO NEW '63 FAIRLANES $«0.45 fHA SPECIAL! EXTRA SPKCIAL! and TRUST COMPANY J5 T-BIRO. lAutoinatic '57 T-HIRD, Like Ne^ NEW '63 Both Vopa Both Tops "Our UHh Year of Uninterrupted (Suve pluutr on tlila) (LKjul miss Itl I) GALAXIES $64.25 Service To The Community" "Buy Your Pitint From The Man Who Known Faints" «AIN OFFICE: BRANCH OFFICE: 10 Cooke Avenue Csrtoret Shopping Center MOTORS BANKING HOl'KS; BANKING HOl'RS: AUlHORIZfD Daily t A.M. to 3 P.M. Dally 10 AM. to « P.M. " '" 9 A.M, to I P.M. Friday 10 A.M. to i P.M. Angelo Michael & Son PARKING LOT Md t P.M. to 8 P.M. FORD DI&LIR Quality Paints and Wallpaper Member Federal ReserVt System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 268 270 WASHINGTON AVENUE, CARTERET 93) ST. GEORGiAVi. RAHWAY FU 8*6900 HI 1-5441 Thursday, April 38, 1968 Auxiliary Plans Joan Rosalie Ditri Wed Delegates Mildred; two MM, Paul M the Films on Cancer United State* Navy, and Jer- To Conven ome, »t home. Memorial Rites To Richard John Spinier AVENEIr-The pn(|(, To Be Presented lersey Council, Hnnn ,,,| KJLP1I HEIER AVTNT.I, — The Ladies AuxilAuxilii- adult count In txtuty culture n CARTERET — Funeral sen- WOODBRIDGE - Mrs. Daniel arv of tic FFiri e CCompany AVENEL - MlM Joan Rosa irt of Liberty, will I, Slmehnn, New Brunswick and at Middlesex County Girls' Hl«h ,ouit Haffner ninl \| MRS. HELEN K. MAPFIA Ices were held for Adolph Heler, mrt 'il Ilii fiirhpuoe, lienr- r JOSEPH KOVACH Mr* Maureen MacKirlane, ttood- Irookfield itpresrntimr , AVENEL — Funeral servlceg 63, 80 Heald Street, who died at nit' 1*1 in" I WOODBRIDGE Funeral Wukc Oo-Cliairmen tor the ie at»Ut •ewion nf •;, for Mrs. Helen Kurucza (Mark- hU home, April 16, at the Blzubj 1 Ami-riran Cunrer Society's Open services for Joseph Kovach, 80. Funeral Home, 54 Wheeler Ave- ^lighten of Liberty M \) 727 St. George Avenue, who lulln) Maffla, 1 Fifth Avenue Slmwinn Committee, announced leffenon, Atlantic. Ciiy Ro Mvel who died Friday at Roosevel' mte, Thursday morning, 10 A. died last Thursday at Ro»Mvel| today that, "over ,300 new C.SM lirntinn which will lip held in ,Ully. School gradual U a aelf-em- 0. Final planning for .,, died last Thursday at » |'""-,:.. M,, with Mr. Kenneth Rawson 11.11, u" ' (~— .-- oj• ^ _ .Hospital, Edison, were heli b d Uterine canc Member* w« td meet in fnll nni- Lambert B||hWfty it thll Cffndnve. will In. Hospital, wen- hlheldd MndaMonday aa ,Ho M, nf b'rr,i«t nnil Uterine cancer will w P of the Bible 3tudent Congrega- ceremony P the Grelner Funeral Home, 44 (Tuesday at the Qustave J. No (if imiler trratmont in Midfllfwi 9 A.M.. Mny 30, a I. the lnP aUdouble-rinuuic-i">ng — he group's next rcm,]ir tlon, New BiBrunswickk , as offoffil- 1 | l! _t . 'Ivdic Funeral Home, 419 Barcla: County in 1963." firrlirwe. in We their l i "'»" wag performed by the Rev day 3, at the Avetml ! ciating minister, Interment \boiit 21.700 women will die of i ,n f.ir the firemen's rrOK"un iT^^g 2Uberi assistant pas> ludtorium. a retired employee high requiem Mass a B wa» in Oraceland Memorial |,n>:i«t (•iii'Tr in 1063. Many iifj linok, j , A welcome was v\u Park Cemetery, Kenilworth. riontlis are needles*!. If rjnner if the I. T. Willltims Company, I the Baptist Greek Catholic Mrs Alex Tarci, Jr., president,; Mr. and Mrs. Ch,i;t>< if the I. T. Committal services were held at .•mil treated in the parly »nnr,unrrrru.-t cancer cure rate conic Tickets for the film on mn-'ganza gown designed with a ,,„„,,), R,».o, and Mm. H. »"cai, the deceased was born trr'Eu-JKllnmlclct'EJKllmlclc , R. E. KerattKeratt , R .O O. . iward. c 'suiBhters. Mrs, Joseph KlKoslkk ,„ i,|. from the present 48% In I en uponroii-d by the Mlddlwx.bett-shaped skirt and ohapel ww announce.! as winners or to Keratt, R. Malwltz and r -lark: Mrs. William Lebeda,t . 1 if'oiinty Chapter'of the American> \ . A veil of silk illu- merrhan.lw rhi> »f Ml%' MarJ y T71Ulecka" Colonlft^SP?". Im ~»" N Y v nd, hau d„ l|* improved most dramatically. Old BridBP' 12 Krandchlldn-n11 Helen Dr8gan ' : > ' - » 57|if found and treated early. In A puMic cord party will be held councilor; M « and SrS^l-wmdchnSn", ™- ' TrumhmHeildent of Carteret Named by Caloil ntns •.lark'hon* WM "on by MTB. PeUf Rarkelew, national trc ana tnree treat.panaemiaren,|Conn . John Kmm Ken(lal,p years MrHelerwas fort, utrritie rancpr could be Wednesday »t 8 P.M'. at the (irt>-|hy«Cl ' curable instead of John Koiak, chair- Maid of honor was Miss Lar- Dowem «nd the •oci»l by M James NHeon, twin., i —"•'-' the Poster WheelewhP(. r Corp., nmrly HKICi Perth Amboy - The appolnt- Mr, Mary Ciilffrieda. , . tentative; Mn, All..-, arteret. for 46 years lithe I'lTFont ment of Donald L. Bower to BS- New Brunswick. Amboy; Stephen Kracza, Edi- the sold at the' door. • jwere Miss French, Avenei I'luns were muK for a nUlm ..-_!« offirw Nlr« | pattern maker. j ln |]|(1liR i,t of „![,, ^ for Motheri D»y. Mem son; Andrew Krucia, Avenel; f Mth D»y Mem Waterhoune, oute [iM Mr. Heler was the son of the I local chapter of Memorial service* will he heldlgnd Miss Oeorgla KobersKy,,lMr mlr _ MRS. MARGARET CROWE iMrs Angelinft Buonocora, Av- OU Company - Eastern tee and Mrs. Adnlph 1 '.,•,. ate Adolph and late Emily!- •-" «» n for deceased members at the next 'carteret. orial -mire* will be h«M1 for a WOODBRIDGE - FuneraltPnel; Mrs. Rose Plperl, Colonla; general meeting. May 14. Mr».j ayeczkayeok,, CranfordCranford.. wttflre^mernbfriw«!rea»eH:meb U Ih^wat deputy. IDlekman) Heier; survivors In-j Jonn H services for Mrs. Manraret V.'and Antnony Mafflai RahWfty; ^r, They will be shown on May>y E.TB. Wall, President of the Harold Ihn«on will a; . Usher» were Matthew|.n«, May 1« »' A complete fmnl (Rogovsky) Crowe, 54, 239' slster. Mrs. Mary Koncl. Cftr- :lude three sisters, Mrs. Otto 2 ;it 10 a.m. at the State Theatre|company. ,submitted oh the -• . . Grove Street, who died Satur-i , . two brothers, Harold and >lb, Brooklyn, N, Y., Mrs.NPW Kninswiclc and the Cinema Prior to being elevated to Ex- I cent official visit hy \i> t( ret in . bridegroom and ^?5 day morning at Perth Amboy GfW(ff of Europe; 10 p^ Oscar Bteln, Rumson, N. J., and Menlo l'nrk A phyiici&n will ecutive Vice President of Cal- A utate meeting of the firemen's chairman. GfW(ff of Europe; p fit auxiliaries was held last week at ron, Fords. l Hital were held ild and one great Ml&s Bertha Heier, Carteret, t to answer questions oil, Bower was Wholesale Sales The birthdan of M , ; General HospltRl, were held cnildren and one great grand. be present *« ••h - -•--_/--Th - Olcndom with Mn. William a«on md one brother, Louis Heler, iiftnr the films are shown. Inere Manager of the Los Angeles Re- 1 Min, Franklin Refil MA • Tuesday at the Greiner Funeral Pem*. Mr>. Pet" Greco, life 'wedding„ tri--••p- t-o Miami Beach, sjmMlw. Jarteret. will he no admissiodmission cnaTgeharge ana gion of Standard Oil Company nivenary of Mm I -h Home, 44 Green Street, with a The two films are g members, Mrs. Calisin and Mw.iPla. They will reside at the high requiem Mass at Bt. James no soliciting Sprj Old Dam* were celebnted. Tl.r ,.•• JAMES A, TAIT of California. Rubin (ireco, delegstM and Mrs.lLambert Street address. lar meeting of the r Church, Burial was In Holy Bower Joined Standard Oil George Koyack, alternate dele-i Mrs. 8plnler Is a jradudate of Office Boy - Ple*», WOODBRIDGE — Commlt- and ,....,.-. t-.. Company of California in 1947 May 3 it 8 PM Trinity Cemetery Hopelawn. Funeral services were held Tim first film tells simply and (tate. attendingdi . 'woodbridge High Schol and thej' i have the day off tor Mrs. Agnieszka (Spucha)|i.ir.ni% _ _._. Ishortty after being graduated Thf mnncr -af theMbA home- Kmployer — < wluit uterine cancer if and KB.C-TV t« do p: .. Hadam, 75, 80 Mercer Street,j||(llv .uu| ,,l,y the ''Pap" Binear, from Oregon State University jiriie w\* Mrs. Jsmen Miillig.nn. going to be burl«l, I the Kremlin. years. _— ; who died April 20 at Perth' Am-!,m MHinination of cells that nr«iWitwit,hh aa BB. .S H. iinn Marketing MarneunK.. Al-|i[nj-|Ho?trsfr!n?tc^i i werweree Mrs.Mr?., l'ernareran., Mr«..SIi>.>ir> ....- . ., the funeral of Mrs. Vogel's fa- boy General Hospital, Tuesday,Isheildcd in the body, could lead1 • - -»•- ^-—<-«•-- '»•• of St. James Church. James A Tait, «8. yester- ter serving In varvariouu s Markjpi(nRjp(||john TDH-.M. Mrs. Frank Wsncaj Madelin Survivinln(g( is hener niisonnuhusband, • - -- B-30A M atSynowieckiFun-Slo virtual elimination of uterine positions witith thth e CompanyCompany.;- Haroifl; her par°nU. Mr. and day. Mr. Tait, who visited In Bower was made District Sales] Harold; v oodbr!d MauWffllam Rogovsky, vVood-! ' Ec frequently, died Manager of the Tuscon Sales bridge; and a sister, Mrs. Ger-Sunday aftefter an operationp . District In 1957. In early 1959 How m til tk& new at your tomlsl rfw/eri bridge; and a •s —, J.. ,_._ l ttosidps Mrs. . VogelVouel, Mr. 1Tait trade Ringwood, WoodbridRe, ' BniAes. Mrs. Vogel, Mr. Tait with Rev. M. A. Konopka as;. the he was transferred to Honolulu is survived by his widow, an- Andrew Okal j other daughter and a son. The , „,,, v^ ._. other that can give any family more run for 1GNATIUS BOGDANSKI 111 deacooeacun anuudu Revn.t.i . u.....StanMBi». ;iiiini illiistrati'S Hie techniques in- 1961 he was transferred to the I mo:;' : cf Chevrolet Super Sports have going for you, and your wrSmJ^flw.!'*'™ appreciate dona-MUos as sub-deacon. Interment| i j i examining the breasts. Home Office in San Francisco Gives you a break on upkeep, too. vo vp( n 1 decision won't be whether but which. was ln St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Through this technique, a lump and from there to the position Or maybe the turbonwpercharged rw-enpnp C danskl, 39.40 Julius Street, wholieu 0I no*er5' Colonia. Pallbearers were mem- of Wholesale Sales Manager of, They all come in both convertible and coupe wwons snnll ^s a pea can be detected Monza Spyder is more your atyle. If* desi^r. died last Thursday night at! bers of Polish National Alliance •. 'Many women have unwsr- the Los Angeles Region in 1962.! with bucket seats, available in most cases with just HN rancer because of Bower has been active in Ro- Perth Amboy General Hospital, •I° ' McPARTLAND Group 1023 and the Holy handle country lanes a* easily at the freeway ki: the; ISE"N - Funeral service ily Society, Stephen Lukasiuk, unverified it. These about every extra-cost option-4-speed transmissions, were held Monday at f Finally, the sporti car that inapired them all, O Orelner Funeral Home, 44| °>- ^ McPartland 76. 201Alex Godleski, Anthony Tuch- " s, Positraction axle, the works, Orelner Funeral Home, Corre R Avenue who dled Mon 1 Green Street, Woodbrldge, withl i ' said the olulu. He was a Navy pilot in ^*U ilOTT HUM M«v»v *~* - — . da at home wU1 teke la ftt .olskl, John Tomczuk, Prank attfnrl.' e Jet-smooth Chevrolet Imptla a high requiem Mass at St.! y > P « iKurdyla and Frank Sosnowskl. l^i-h^iVnT^n' World War n. Bower, with his the Ore[ner niI ir vou could reasonably want Chancee are you've, got your Super Sport;; James Church. Burial was lm ^ ^ Home. 44 Mrs. Hadam was born in, _ Iwlfe and three children, will St. James Cemetery, Wood- Gree» street> Woodbrldge,^tbto Poland but had resided in Car-j shortly move and make their; u __ ^ _ , steering wheel, optional at out already. If not, some varm spring v.T,v.rr bridge morning at 9:00 with a high teret most of her life. Sh«~wfis home in New Jersey. Mr. Boweri country road and your friendly „ ', ., ,, imass of requiem at 9:30 a.m. a extra cost, that you can adjust to your convenience). a parishioner of Holy Family Republican Club|was born in Portland, Oregon, The deceased had been a res- p^j, . help you decide, for sure I gt Oiurch Burial Roman Catholic Church and a 'as was his wife, the former All at a reasonable Chevrolet price. Went y Went here for the past i! years m be , st Q n d c imember of its Altar-Rosary and formerly lived in Brook- d formerly lived in Brook t Colonilia ISoclety, Holy Family Society.;Meet1'"-'"'*s^ Tomorrow iehtldren lyn. He was employed as a The deceased had been em and the Polish National AW- j ISELIN — The Fourth Ward I CHEVROLET CHEVY U CORVAIR CORVETTE sanitary engineer at the Ti-i - , 1 tanium Pigment Corp, ofjP°y«lby the road departmen ance, Group 1023. iRepublican Club of Woodbridge nm i 0 She Is survived by her hus-'Township will meet tomorrow' I 1 \ Sayreville since he mo^d to!re'.Woodbrldgt rl g l e Townshi A pnatl untvi this area. He WB.S a pari Hlon«; ,1L " ° ^ »«• band, John Hadam. a daugh-;8 pm at the Iselin public JJ. - Shioner,".nf Trpl'"™a ^ S" McParttond re- ter , MrsMrs. JanJanee MlldlickMudrick, Car- braryi Middlesex Avenue with of St. James Church, Wood-" n|d iin is*liis*lin 440 vearvearss HHee - - ' ^^ brary. Middlesex Avenue with l teret; three sons, Anthony. of, . | j ., presiding, bridge. a Carl A Flem ng r ICarteretpDrtjlrBi , Feli^lix ,o off rinrClarkk , anand "V" ""_ " ...,. . j.i; MEENY Surviving is his wiaow. - a member 'Stanley of South Plalnfleid; 10! Mrs-Rc f Perlllard- ^ondi ISEUN -PTA 1 of St.! Man- iMaclaga); three daugh- „„ M"- vlw resident ot lts Holy Name [grandchildren- a sister Mrs P announced a Cecelia's Parochial School met ters." Dmne. Theresa and Mary nower snow with floral ar 1 Anne at home1 his mother, Surviving is his .«i»., n.^,. IKatherine Brodziak, in Poland. 'la«t night and PTA 2 will meet rangements by a local florist tonight. Parent Teacher con- "rs Pauline Boedanski; a sis- 'McAteeri; six daughters, Mrs, wi11b e tile ra ram f ter Mrs Peter Koretz- and a,wllliam Armstrong, Rahway; JGEORGE WALKO. SR. t P ^ ° the ferences will begin promptly at brother Alexander, all of Mrs. William Medler. IseUn; I CARTERET — Funeral sen- evenins- 7 o'clock. Brooklyn Mrs- Kelvin Keim. West ilees were held for George Walko1 William Keitel. Fourth Ward It is requested that parents Keansburg: Mrs. Sr., 35 John Street, Wednesday Township Council candidate.iform a line in the corridor, not' the itlKl STFPHES MAJEWSKI Cairns, Portk: Mrs. morningmornlng-. ApnAprill 1717'. a att 8:3 8:3°0 A 'A Mwil- M.'wi! ndiscus discuss ths the flrrte firs Pt hasDhase oef iof;*ln th"< classroom classrooms' M, as .the "••»- from the Blzub Funeral Home, hi, campaign for election to!ferences between parent and services for Stephen John Ma- 54 Whefler Avenue, followed;the Township Council In No-i^acher must be private. jewsky. 303 De Sato Avenue. * high requiem Mass at the;ve[riber. Mr. Keitel, first vice-! After the conferences mem- Perth bridge; 19 grandchildren and Sa(fd HeaHear« t W>urcChurcnh aatt a 9 A A.. M.lM JprMideni ent t oof tnthee clubClub, , wi!wil1l alsoalso>ber^—, are »wMIUJ«embte ; g prfS d !m Ou „.,, died ^° ereat-erandchildren: a w'lh Rev'• AndreAndreww AA- oka Okal l ".dUcusasd U s ththe annuaal l membermember- n Ou.?r ereat-erandchildren: wlebu t lfor a were lb ™« - Interment was at ^^ begaheean A-jriApril fora i Mother. Peter, and a sister. Itt t shlp whlch began AAp ill; St. OJ-! , Herbert Ix>ren en M- R« McCain, both of nniQ Mr ? mlttef will announce the s'mU-; Street, Ptr Amboy; ,,,h * Walko. announced of new officers, and Introduce; high Miit -at St. Bergacs, William filotwinskl, cs, a dy sale will be conducted ln them to the members. I SUPER SPOMT — Funeral Valo and Michael Valo. May. Immediately after the busi-j L for Thomas J. Whelan. nesa meeting and during the, Hean, Sou:h Amboy. Mrs. John G. Schreiber Jr. 9 1 Street, who died isoclal raffle books will be dis- ed was the widower of J f ' J AVE>fEL SQVAD EEPORTS enend MrsMrs.. WilliaWilliam KeitelKeitel,, oooo- Deceased was the widower of MonJ* -^'ski who died seven °ay morninorning aatt PertPerth Am-Am, AVEAVENEL -- TThe Avenel-Col- chairmen, announced the Unit- tributed. Mar:- a^Hospital, were held A cake sale will be sponsored) monAs ifo. He was a retired •»? ^era^Hospital were held onia nrstn t AiAidd ^^ heard'ed Young Republicans will y at the Leon J-uerityiCaptaln Robert ,by the PTA Sunday morning employee/of the Penh Amboy Captaln Robert ^^ reporp t 5POnsponsosorr aa roller skatink g partyt , Jon e Amb0Amb0 AveAve at the South Amboy lafter all Masses for the benefit! sanitation depanment. He wa« / ? ; i >' - that 54 calls were answered in May 8 a er ?: March of JTA projects. Mothers ofi a pari:hj°" °' - Stephen's ChX^ili ' The report, given.. .a t the Arena,„„„,, 77:3: 0 p.m. Tickets are u Mrs. Dikun's sixth grade class Ch-j'rch and a member of its ^ ^J^ monthly meeting at squad head-head-'on Ml^ e and may be obtained toll a will supply aqd sell the cakes. Ho'.y Name Society and the quarters, incluled a breakdown (rom John Keltei> u 8-3683. Kasa Posm:ertna Society, all The nao of calls as follows: nine acci- Mrs. William Welshelt is in 1 ployed Mrs. Louis Coscla, chairman, charge assisted by Mrs. D. V. or Per'.h .Ambey. , den thirty six transports, cu 111 v a re IMontasolH. Surv:v:M is a dauahu-r, Mrs. ™ " /"«» CorporSHo""f"'f"«"n; twtwoo inhalators, one, , drill andi-"'"""; ™ »C~7 """. Vn Mae Be.::, and a rrandson. Fred, c«n"e*; alld «f »a ™er of iianeous, The two am-;m^e for a theater party to Refreshments tor PTA 1 were ear c ub at the ]M[t six misce both of Woodbridge. the 2°-Year clu- b ^. ^ plant ^ f °' /bulances traveled 833 miles>eld m October. suppled by the mothers of a member of sMames Frederick Greco was accepted Refreshments will be served Mrs. Bpangler's and Mrs. Mat- h rchrch orn MRS. GtORIA PETRETTA ? ? '.,^ £ ^? ,?' ^ as a squad member for a six- under the direction cf Mrs. tel's classes. PTA 2 refresh- ha? ?a reSl<' e(1 m FORf^ - Funeral sen-ices * wooabrldge -5 month proDationary period. Wilbur French assisted by Mrs ments will be provided by the tr for Mrs. Gloria M. (Donovan* ye"St ...... Pegg«' y Cosctav^um,.o,, MrI,..*s Phylli...., s Mar-. mothers of Sister Anna Thom- Petrrtta».»«*,„ , n9o9 Corer-^Ly et.^ ,.v,ft. Surviving u his widow, Agnes o ^ .,,,Jon4. „.„,„protes,t „,,„,„,at colu.s anrani dMr Mrss. EiEilee,een n MuriMun.- as' and Sister Joseph Ann's died Friday night at Penh U. S. Consulate. 'kacsy. classes, Amboy General Hospital, were held Tuesday at the Flynn and Whelan; and'a Son Funeral Home, 23 Ford , Howard Yerkes. Avenue, with a requiem Mass;' at Our Lady of Peace Church.' R1VAS was — Funeral services , New Market. for Joquim Rivas, 32,124 Eliza- Culligan

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brother, Urban F. Donovan, Surviving is his widow, Bar- bara; three daughters. Dona •larie, Lynn Ann and Theresa Ann, all at home: his parents, Take Up To 8 Yeare To Pay Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Rivas,] Union; and a brother, Romon, f Rutherford. IT AT OUR NEW SHOW ROOM WEBEK 2047Route22 (Westbound) Union ISELIN — Funeral services or Henry Weber, 205 Brown (Just below The Flagship) lunrral Ucbi(ni Avenue, who died Monday at OPEN EVENINGS (rratrd With Care ^ Railway Memorial Hospital af er a short illness, will be held Always we strive lo .oiuorrow morning at 9:00 at maKe ritcli Hmml the Costdlo Funeral Home, AH Super .Spor/n ut>ui(uMe in IKII/I oiuj* dm! runvertt'M muJfll. (.Super .Sptirl urui .S/iyiirr eqUijnHtlU oplumui spray, wreath, blanket Green Street and Cooper Ave- nue, with a requiem Mass, 9:30 or (loial piece we de- at St, Cecelia's Church. Burial sign worthy to serve will be in St. Gertrude Ceme- See four entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer's as a loving tribute. tery, Colonia. The deceased was amployed IN SOI Til AMKOY IN CAKTERCT IN METVCHEN WALSH ECK'S by the Township of Wrtdbrldfi T|M cl Chevrolet Many Ckevralet, lie. Jut Chevrtlal, lie. ',t FLOWERS native of Brooklyn, he wu a lit Nt* Br" ;; :>05 Amboy Avc. ME 4-1616 member of fit Cecelia's Holy vm Main Ht — Vh 1 1411* »• HoonveU ^vt.—Kl 1-S1M liiddUMi Av«.~U !-«•• HI 1 '* "" Name Society MU8 1600 I Surviving Is his widow, Thursday, April 25, 1963 PAoinvi

Corps, iponaond by the Chem- ohued from any member of Wood Ave., was honored at a iangenddrf Chosen leal Hook »nd UddM Co,, DU-IQUA, Thepoup will party Thunday Afternoon, trlct li, will meet Monday and meet Tuetday 9 p.m, at the f iven by her parent*, to mart Wednesday 7:10 pjn., with the VFW Hatl, Uncota BUhway, her nth birthday. OuwU In- director, Robert Painter In the —There will be a meetlni of .eluded; Sandy Covlello, Kathy t(>n of VFW Girls Unit Harding Avenue Flrehoue. the St. Vincent de Paul So- flehweltwr. Nancy flhepherd, --Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. ciety, Tuesday I p,m., in St, Mary Ellen Kalesu, Robert Boy Scout Troop 40 will meet Cecelia's School, Room 207 Shepherd, Kenneth Hutton, "*'• Of Junior Mark Scarselletta, Cynthia In Columbus Hall. —The Pins and Pans 4-H Troop 71 Enjoys Club will meet Monday 3:30 |Tune, Darlene MeOovern, Pa- and fl«t -The. long awaited Garden tricia Yapaoio, Butanne Crtlly, i State Area Competition Of Bar-p.m. to 5:30 p.m. with Mrs. ','hf unit her en- and Bonnie Conrad, all of Ise- ber Shoppers will take place Carl Luna, Warwick Street. IU orginli*- lln. Fort Dix Stay Saturday at the Woodbrldge —Plans are being made by «nd rword Senior HlRh School. The Iaelln the Family Life Groups ot St COLONI^ — Last wt-ekend, Chapter of the Society for the Cecelia's Parish (or a family There's Still Time til'"' members con-Port Dix, Invaded by 21 mt-m- Preservation and Encourage- picnic June 9, at Merrill Park "Why are you K sure there loglcal choicelbers of Boy Scout Troop 71 and ment of Barber Shop Quartet Further details will be an is no life on Mars?" ineven fatheri, Scoutmaster Jorl singing in America will bejnounccd at a later date, "Well, for one thlni, they Oreen reported. «'v nx>n*°red brihe.frouj) to their de»tinition plorer Post 4ft in St. Cecelia's servations may be made by the Interstate Competition ofj , v rounty Council Hlthllfht of the weekend —Nancy Krall, daughter of School, Room 207. calling James Sullivan, FU 1- Sweet Adelines In Baltimore Foreign! Wars. Ittay ewne when their guide, Mr. and Mrs. Jorui Krall, East —Members of VFW Post 2636 2790. Music for dancing will Md. i.munity servlceiUeutentnt A. Williams allowed James Place, Is recuperating at will meet tonight at 8 at Post be by Mort Newburg's orchestra -St. Cecelia's High School of is the mak-the boys to tackle the obstacle.:home after undergoing a^on-JHeadquarters, Lincoln Hlgh- —The monthly meeting of Religion classes will be held Irst Bank tray (arori. courte. After attending Sun-'alleetomy at Perth Amboy Oen-| ay. W the Men's Fellowship of the Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. The *i!l be held day worship aerrices the scouts eral Hospital. —St. Cecelia's CYO will spon- Iselln Assembly of God Church freshmen and sophomores will sor a dance tomorrow at 8 In •)-,<• p!K nf th*lr grand> Wir : Mr nd omU fcclety, a imp compoted ?« ^ ,1 , » the school, with their presi- WaHer Brady, ton dent, Mrs. P. C. Fyke. » ! Mr< w»lt*r Brady, -A hot dog sale will be held P:d»v After cere- for the children of School 6: . -• John Vlannei ilal chlldrtn wm iht reclplenU dren' today at the school. The execu- tot a |M ANMMon from Mtaer -Mr »nd Mr«. Robert tive board and the dan moth-1 nl1 : :>1rd the InfsjJ^s'IJVMI. Btf»4 81 M«««V!:«» - Unooln Hlihww. wereU, W1 I «rve the children, ": and Mrs. An- ichureh In SWltor. at Mondayi^™- wesU Sunday of Mr, e Pre Cana Conference :.-i»jki, i«lin: Mr, Mrs r M a x 1 e 1 ! 0 ri given at St. Cecelia's \ nlttifi mMttni held at St. *J}* . _.°*? «. J , dinne_ ! . .r'_ . to be :: :.rr; and children, Janet Auditorium. Jametburg "'"'| Church for engaged couples i Caro!; Mr. and If n After the • and all those who plan to mar-' ::':•!! md Mr. and! _ „ (!an Informal dtscuMton wat led Maxwell^17 wlthln the yc9r vl" beRln Sr • *" °% UoneHnor John J Kelly of ?nn'v;™ry *ni tomorrow at 8 p.m. ln Room 8t. Jtmee. He reviewed the,blrth™y 207. Registration must be made MlM • II ;r«'t, son of Mr. aoceotedekteohlan and stressed - Maureen Buike, Ca- ln advan<.e by calling Mr. and •'.'»•», Huryk. Wood ^^^ Of parenUl teaching pbt Place, took part In the com-|Mr|_ Jo6epn aildersleeve at ME |rr,vUm New York." attendtends for formal Instructor-. >'«> ) the Blewed Sacrament Pftck 4g wU, mcet to. viM-» William CM- ! Ell2- MOWlfnor Kelly offered the Dn»m and Bugle Corps nlght Rt 7:30 &t ^^j 15 < ' •' entertained Su d Mus won fafiUUlH of hij church ssaa a. " «y- ^f "PershlngAve Pershln Avenujen . >'"'< on Sunday 1n of otnter of relUloua tralnlnj for »fC0»d •|, '—The Women's Missionary • «' Mr cataldfi the retarded ln and Mlu Alice Kennedy Councll of the Iselln Assembly

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B' »n - vou broke your and two trophies. They won as „„,„,„, lnslnlctl0]y wlll be V"' ' »'h Evelyn?" 'vicinity. st tuay be ^ »PP«r'ng in competition, held for publlc MhMl chlWren '• * 'v did to the en- f: r mmrri- l»rReit band appearing. and|,n pties two tnrough tlm, i »:a! H did for me!" the St. Cecilia's

Parent, of reUrded children "-The Westminster Fellow- ONE srrs 5 r^sfits as s Senior Fellowship at 7 p.m. OF IHSH one LAST 5 DAYS!! GOT VOU INCOME AGON BUICK TRADING in R eino? NOW AT POLKOWITZ MOTORS We can help with a PERSONAL LOAN to consolidate UtHt research «hows that Add Up The Values bills, pay taxes, clean up medical expenses or for any other [•»'• "I w«e ttf 8 out of 10 new car buyers Luturlouj Interior! \ § Durable Vinyl or will In FftDrlo • IiclutUi Advanced Tttnut pay the price of a BUICK, Knglneirlnt: Arrow-atr*l|bt Tricklnt • Wildcat 401 V-S Action • Surging yet many wind up with only Turblnt DtlTt* » BubiUDtUt Wkk Rids worthwhile purpose. ?^S AND...when ypu apply for n'»rnutl«B •• • ''low price name" car! • Front »nd tUu floor "UminMln" |on«. 'Optloml ti Ittn Coit. your loan, in addition to free consultation, you'll receive •OLON1A !• AVENEL W£ HAVE THE "BIG CAR" BUY FREE* metal scissors to help you snip away those money ISELIN In The Popular Price Field - The All New problems. z&^ Come in today!. 1-0951 1963BUIQK 1 i SPECIAL K roo 25 USabre Sedan rt«ld«la FOR ONLY FOR ONLY rvn WM*§» N LISTEN DAILY TO | Irst Bank I. MEMO TO MOTORISTS I ci ^°RT READINC ' 2599 $2199 ! WCTC-1450 I and TRUST COMPANY j ON YOUR RADIO DIAL I y3 DOWN 1 wacs-i45(J ; FORDS • PERTH AMBOY • AVENEL - COLONIA 'A DOWN $46.47 per mo. New Jersey $55.29 per mo. inwn rioiKAL Mrowr INSUMWC* COHPOIUTWN K 4.2759 YWR" CARVILL EASILY COVER THE DOWN PAYMENT POLKOWITZ MOTORS Central Jersey',„s LargesT.,,.„•<.«*t VAh.rt>Volwne« Bulcfiulckk DealeDealer Serving the Public for Over 45 Ypars AMBOV 4-9340 233 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. HI 2-0100 1 Thursday, April 25, 1963 PAGE SIX

WATCWAiv.Hn THOSinujEE PUIruuDv STAMPJi«mi SJ "BLOSSOMMV^VIH " INTO FINE GIFTS-AHD SAVINGS GROW FROM A.P'S. i/l —£.-» JM OVER 10WPMCIS THE STORE!

Am Page Only One Quality-The Fii Preserves ,41 « «A>lk^BBB Only One Price-As Advertised! PorrClsHm chairman of thr American Cancer Society', an- Ptiod, Pin»»ppW, I fc. FILM TO - ti film about rancor to Jack Infald, Aprioet« Chwry |ar FRESH BROILING or FRYING % . Vwm c^tta a** William B.I.,, Jr. AM Pafo IT'! A PUIO tUMMBEl IE lURf ro „„ Chemical Progress Week Colonia Women Pork & Boats I COUPONS FROM Irk WEEK MIE OF TOUR Mill Attend Confab Being Marked by Plants COLONIA — Four Cofcmla, women attended the annual AnPtgr CHICKEN-29 PORT READING— The 10& C 1,800 I convention of Distrlot Three of Annual Chemical Progress B'nal B'r'th Women held at, W«k,1i being observed this Grape Jan Split. Cut-tip or Quartered 33! Name Delegates Shelboume Hotel m Atlantic] week, It vu announced today /SJfoPUID STAMPS TO City on April 20 to 25. Thou-I 6y James O. Howard, manager rm» FruH dl the Port Reading plant of For Conference sands of delegates from District; Flavor None Priced Higher - Quantities Not Limited Fill HAIF A SAVER BOOK Koppera Company, Inc. Three which encompasses all of! _ WITH THESE EXTRA STAMPS COLONIA—Delegates chosen New Jersey. Delaware, West " ' The theme for this year's to represent Colonla Chapter -_ THIS WEEK! event, which salutes the men iVlrmnia. and Pennsylvania |M of Hadasp&h at the annual Yukon Glib "SUPER-RIGHT FULLY COOKED WMi ¥ I »«* ?•«!•• ! *& ™t and women of the chemical In- I were on hand for the work- Ispring confercne of the Seven shops, business sessions and 1«0 IX1U KAN) CTAMM WltH HMKMMI dustry will be "SpotllKhttng Of T.S0 Oft MOM AND COUPON FIOM | America's Good Neighbor In- New Jersey Regions of Hadas- ielection of new officers. Canned Beverages dustry." This nationwide pro- sah to be held at Willows Hotel Representing Sinai Chapter in Lakewood, on May 5 to 7, Choic* of fl2fl.« SMOKED HAM-«: 29! 39: IN Wn MM ttMpt\m gram is intended to point out were Mrs. Jules Bluestone, im- were Mrs. Jerome Berkowltz, «Htron * «MH MM *I how the chemical industry is mediate past president: Mrs. Friak ItnaltM FrtM Cat* OiMtr Slim assuming a role of partnership president; Mrs. Sol Breshlnsky, Donald Uebesklnd, newly in- C with the hundreds of commu- fund-raising vice president, and stalled president; and Mrs.; 59: Ham Steaks 89 TOMATO SOUP .'. nities across the country where Mrs. Milton Kushner, treasurer. Gerard 3tleh. Accompanying: Brisket Beef :? Spry S ill Extra Mil* ItaWiPi ilti chemical facilities are located. Members attending the Maythem was Mrs. Leo Grossman, Ki 1MA S 5 session will Include Mrs. Her- Pur* V«9»tjbl» Shortening l 1 FllT#rfil Chemical Progress Week is a charter member of Sinai $oupBeel'r43f™:59! Chicken 49l ""'' 59' FlTll " * * coordinated nationally by theman Haberman, membership Chapter and delegate from the fcmU Manufacturing Chemists' Asso- vice president; Mrs. Melvin Northern New Jersey Council to NECTAR TEA! ciation, an organization of SchlSlnEe, donor chairman; the convention Beef Short Ribs ' 45; Chicken Wings 29 " leading chemical producers In and Mrs. Abe Kramer, publicity Mrs. Joseph Taller, president C IN Extn PtaM Mnat «Hk establishing the theme for the chairman. of Northern New Jersey Coun- Chuck Fillet V 69' Bacon Ends»Pi«<«« 29 (III ''"'••ll*<—''•O'" *r Mintlitl week, the "Association stated' The May 6 sension will be at-cil, announced the appointment Brandywine that it "hoped the role ofi tended by Mrs. David Schoen- of Mrs. Grossman as Council, RAPID SHAVE chftmUtry In our social and jbeit, elucational co-chairman; Deputy and vocational service Mushrooms Fancy Codfish Fillet 39J Fresh Smelts '"'"" 29' economic progress mlsht well Mrs. Manny Temkin, past pres- chairman. Mrs. Samuel Fein- Button S+»nu * »i«t« N Lttrt PtiM with be more closely examined dur- ident. gold of Colonia, was appointed 40.33c «~j5a ...„ this appropriate oppor-j A board of director* meeting program chairman tunity." I is scheduled for Monday at the Opening day of the conven- CORNED BEEF SWin'S SAUSAGE MEAT RHUBARB PIE "Probably no other 'industry home of Mrs. Tilden Isaacs, 5 tion, an Oneg Shabot wu held is so basic and vital to overall Savoy Place. Colonla. I before a banquet with Label IROOKFIELD M Extra Hall Masai with pirekiM iij Kleenex Irltbt *lb. Cut. 9Tib. productivity." the MCA pointed Election of officers will take ,Katz, International president of iK All hf»—I ttefilar Hp. »l out. olace at the May 13 meetine in B'nai B'rith as guert speaker "Chemical advances pushiTemple B'nai Jacob. Lord Sunday was Leadership Train- Facial Tissues ahead the efforts of the far-IStreet. Avenel. A program on in* Day, climaxed with the in- CAKEMIX^- mer: 'tools' like fertilizers andjthe Jewish National Fund will stallation of new District offi- M Extra Mali Ittap* wHI piakiw A pesticides help him keep us the be presented by Mrs, Harold cers. Council and District "iiifinwi rrfiiBi vnni best-fed nation on earth. !Schiller, • chairman Israeli meetings, business sessions and Cut Your Food "Research and development dances wll! be conducted by parties concluded with the Jong BHI With These . . . Good Grocery Buys! within the chemical Industry Mrs. Avsholom Smith. awaited Academy Award lunch- Swan Liquid CHED-O-BIT make possible America's race to] eon on Monday. M Extra PlaM ttaaat~ vf«li the stars, arid strenethens ouri Tag Week plans were dis- Detergent SPAGHETTI Ne C national security closed at Sinai Chapter's recent LA ROSA - 8-SPAGHEnMll No. 9 2 ,"«. 41 , "Certainiy there Is no more executive boardmeetlng. Mrs. I pint* fluid drat* e.dence of chemis- J^ ^[^ ^011 Jerry Klurstein. chairman, re- SAUCE INSECT SPRAY

na COLONIA — The Bar Mitz- her fqr dates and sUtlens at CDArUFTTI T «AQ la aura to uae coupona for 600 E»tn 5'i"p -„_„, _ _ _ .. , ivah ol Lawrence Ira Levlne, son TV 1-4328. JrHVlii EMM CNFF BOY-AR-DEE-Mtat tr Mutant* Jfa em t # Whan purchaiitif rJtmi abo«« J$*Xi°l*e^Z^ of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levin. Area captains for distribu- tion of cannlsters are as fol- Liquid Detergent 1 plac e at 9 M on low?: Shorecrest, Mrs. Michael Fruits mi Company trade name 'Super V } ** T , * h 4 DEL MONTE PEAS — 2.39 n-i-- ., ,. v.. K^ Saturday at Temple Beth Am. Soblosky, 47 Marlboro Lane; liquid quari ArthUI Jordan Woods. Mrs Norton tiMf-Ri(M MP QrWi A^Uail WIMII f DEEM DE A IIC 2? «•„£ ^n "Sr."d ™*™™**& Avenue. plittic S S?SrsTSni taZ na- ^Herbert Witklri will Schutz, 22 Parrell Avenue; Oak H e Ridge Heights, Mrs. Burton tton w offer law-scale com.:conduct the semces and deliver Corned Beef * 3 • 79 White Potatoes 5 2 49' UKEEN BEAIH inertia! qiianurtoi of the rigid ^ ch*rge * the *%??*!** Drucker. 38 Overbrook Drive; polyethylene .This type of plas-^ *ho *'lU ^ oalled befor* Video Park and Woodbridge «!• Inta»-««FlHMt Qaallty M Iraad-Oar Flatat ttaillty T(tf^ fO tic ha* found many uses ln the Holy Scrool to recite the re- Knolls. Mrs. Robert Brenesal. C C C qulred bles5in s and ant 59 Cameo Place. IJ houwTrarea electrical parts ^ <* *'* Liquid Detergent Golden Corn Z 4 45 Pineapple Juice 6 .165 Rimw I 7 iselectk)n for that Tentative programs for the Dlwtic pipe, toys and molded Particular mttt, Oatmal ¥ MH Wattakatttr lraa< part* Super Dylan has sjch 84bbath ,Uom lhe "Book of coming term were outlined by SqdidqurtTOi r h ts u>c>!1 t proper;:?? as heat resistance •P °P « -" Mrs, Yale Abrams, program chairman received the board's Gerber 2,:37 Chicken Broth 2.-31' Iceberg Uttuce 15 rigidfcy. ?ood surface quality Licence Ira Levine will be and broad color possibilities ' the recipient of special gifts approval. us Cl M e from Howard Florman, Temple Plans are being formulated Dow«y Loat !president; Mrs. Murray HeUen for the paid up membership Napkins "° '" 2 '•'*»49: 49 Hi-Ho Crackers -1~ 27 Fresh Tomatoes - 25 "Shay offlsher, wheresh th' Sisterhood president; and Mur- party to be held in May, Mrs. Fabric Softener Ck comer?" ray Heller, Men's Club presi- Morris Peckerman chairman, NabiiM Cookies, C X"27< 2.V.-.21 "You're standing on it" dent. A Kiddu.sh and reception b reported. Mrs. Samuel Fein- Kmtthnw 7Z ":*>' "';J 55' DottyGmkirNNdJM ( ; "Sno wonder I couldn't find|will be held immediately upon gold, co-chairman, is aiding in m. bet, •1 I it!" . completion of services. arrangements. MMWillHoatoColfto :U1 ManiN a Miifirig M £ Rinso Blue Ha-Gal BtwagM 29C Grivymaster -- •— ^ 17* Yellow Onions 3 - VISIT - Contidini For th*family VM K toaio TNM Cat Food 1::; 29' Toaiata Paste Domcitie l £ «• Spinach A&P's Most Modem ScofflibilOT | ri* ?=- SUPER MARKET Jane Parker Baked 306 INMAN AVE. ,, COLONIA, N. J. All Detergent eseCal Controlled Sudt Frozen {Food Values! Dairy Center B«yt j Roll Clutitr lib. i«.77« Naaaalltui laiaaa, LiMta tr Cbaoalatt«-I4 n. ak|. WIMaiari IraH , Morton Cream Pies 35C Large Eggs "• "* ZAP fm lb Only minutes away Fluffy All Stuff fed Peppers **—*- >£& Importeel Romano ^ 79* Easy to Reach! ControlUd Sudl Dole's Pineapple Juice 2 H 45« Importeel Suits Swlh.fl^hiM. M.15 ^*^l HaTSf Coffees i 1 MiU »ni M.IU. from all points in I»k9 ' * MrtJ«iiowt. 52Xl:.: «' Importoo Hallaoi ProvoloM

Woodbridge Township Whole White Potatoes Z IW Importeol Danish Blue Ckeese HOWAW JOHNSON 7 e Vim Detergent. Fried Clams > pl°;85 Temp*tee Whipped Itefalariy (la* t k'TibUh •.,> Low, Low Prices lib 1 Marvel Ice Croem VitalU V-] dtpk,. and Plaid Stamps fetftctiYi throufh Saturday, April 27th in Super tfarkah b S«lf-Sarvic« StorM Only, i All Tobacco Producti and Alcoholic Beveragea exempt irom Plaid Sump ofier. 113 MAIN STREET, WOODBRIDGE, N. J. OpM |m 9 TM. Hon., TIM-., W«d., Thur*. - FritUy TUI U P.M. - Sat. 8 - « PJkL _ Op* Sund»y » . 6 - Large FREE Parking Area - 833 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET, N. J. Open Til 9 p. m. - Monday thru Thursday Osaa Till I TM. M9n., Tue«.. Wed., Thur*. — rrid*7 TUI 19 P.M. — Saturday I A.M. to 6 tM. Friday Til 10 p. m. - Saturday, 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. 306 INMAN AVENUE, COLONIA, N. J. OPEN SUNDAYS 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. «•«» WU • FJkt MML, Tiwa., Wed., Ttaur,. - lrld»f Till II tM - H»t. t - « *Jt. - Open 8iuida« I . I PJ|, Thursday, April 25, 1963 PAGE SEVEN Charter Is ORT to Hold Mas Concetta Di Nicola Post Aids presented Membership Is Bride of Union Man Bike Riding POHDB - Mlsj Concetta Di- f0 VFWUnit Tea Tonight Nlcola, daughter of Mr. and1 Mrs.Bocco DiNlcola, 19 Cody Safety Here Street, and Anthony A. Llmon- Court of Awards . on Saturday the FORDS — A membership tea gelll, son of Mr. and Mrs. •"'^ ladlM' Auxiliary will be held by the Metwood FORD3 — Reflective tapes Americo Llmongelll, 390 Bur- '' '' Mrmorlal Post 8W>0. Chapter of Women's American will be placed on bicycles of roughs Terrace, Union, were Held by Troop ;'.'..„;, instituted at the ORT tonight at 8:30 at the school children, as well aa united In Marriage Saturday FORDS—The Cerebral Palsy home of Mrs. Richard Weln- free of charge, by raem- hnm'o' »"A rrcelv(>(1 ltS morning at St. Roceo's Catholic School received Easter favors " , institution was bcrK, Me.tuchen. Mrs. Welnberg hrrs of the Varans of Foreign Th( Church, Newark, Rev. Michael 'rom Olrl Scout Troop 179 will be. the guest speaker and War* Memorial Post MW this ' |, ,.,, invitation of of- Fulno officiated at the double made as part of a neighbor- the film "Mellah" will be pre- ring ceremony. hood service project, according Rnhnrtnv nt 1 P.M. at the VFW ,,,,orts In thin rnnntrv The re- Instructor, and white orchids on a prayer patriotic t Airman Illuhar, who en- board meeting of the 1962-63 book. Forest. Iflectlve tape will mak" the bi- S Mr» season will take place Tuesday, listed In the Air Force a short Miss Oenevleve DiNlcola Badges were received cycle visible to motorists as far Ki htatorltn. April 30, at 9:00 P.M. at the time ato, hu completed his Fords, was maid of honor foi Court of Awards held out-of- as 1500 feet. home of Mrs. Raymond Chalt, r,,inr bearers. Mm. Jo- initial bMlo military training sister. Bridesmaids were Miss doors as follows: Bi<*yclr; riding, for young and ,. | ,n, Mrs. Oerhard at Lackland AFB, Texas. Metuchen. Mrs. Chalt will en- ; in ( Concetta Llmongelll, Union Pamela Meyer, housekeeper, SCHOLARSHIP FUND AIDED: Iloptlawn Lions Club helped to swell the Mary Swallick. old alike, requires the same de- Mis Vincent DeBer A 19KS graduate of 8t, tertain her board at a farewell sister of the bridegroom; Miss seamstress and basketry; Dor- Scholarship Fund with a donation of $100. Fund-raising chairman, Peter Plnelli, 89 gree of responsibility and ad- M|, Edward Van Deck- Mary's High School, Pertli party. 8he has served In the ca- een PringTfl child care, conser- Jo Ann Santora, Newark, anc Clyde Avenue, Hopelawn, Is shown handing the check to the scholarship chairman, Mrs. herence to safety rules a* doet ,.!,.,•.«:. Mrs. John Jftgo, Amboy, the airman attended pacity of Metwood Chapter vation, personal health; Kathy Ml$s Angelica Pennell. Newark Louis Sxalay, 170 Pennsylvania Avenne. Lookl ng on Is Lions Club president, Joseph Gaf Uano the operation of a motor ve- ,",-,,., F^an Sr. and Mr* King's Collece, WHkes-Barre, president for the past two years Nemeth, animal raiser; Mar- cousin of the bridegroom. 55 James Street, Hopelawn. hicle. Unfortunately, there an ,; pirint. Mrs. Jago WM Pa. and, under her competent lead- guerite Larsen, child care and ership, Metwood has become Serving as best man was great number of bicycle ac- ,...,[],.,) a» musician, Steven Chllleml, Newark. TJsri hospitality; Lorraine Hospodar --.tituttnff officer and one of the most productive cat and dog, personal health Icldents each year, most of them chapters of the North Central ers Included William Caruso, involving bicycle-motor vehicle ,,., wm Mrs. Charlw Brick Township; Dante Palc- and sports; Janet Ondar Mrs. William Toth Named Square Dance Jersey Region of Women's sport«: Betty Baldwin, adven- colllsons. The greatest number Herbert Schultz American Organization for Re-erieo, Newark, and Anthony of bicycle deaths Involve chil- ,,, instrlllng Officer wu Palmlsano, Belleville, cousin of turer, camp craft, outdoor cook habilitation Thru Training. dren in the fire to fourteen n., stout of Edison Port the bridegroom. seamstress; Mary Beth Hospo- Hospital Fete Chairman On PTA Calendar M q Eleanor Caffrey Elected by VFf Aside from all of her duties Mrs.""umongelll graduated!^ adventurer, outdoor cook FORDS — Swing your part- 'ear old group. as president of Metwood, Mrs. u l 1 The reflective tape that win V:.T President of the FORDS -...Election of offl- from Woodbrldge High School camp craft"" , ""•wood", hospitalit— *" ""y PORDS— Mrs. William Toth ner down to School 25 thla Sat- Chalt Is a wife and mother of be applied to the bicycles UMha ,„,„! of New Jersey. V. cere of Fords Memorial Post and is employed by Permacel. homemaker; Patty Bartfal, 4 urday where a square dance 1 three growing children. Her un- of Fords was appointed chair- until'.* Auxiliaries rep' 6040. VJF.W. wu held at the New Brunswick, Her husband year scouting star; Pam Meyer sponsored by the PTA will be /FW program Is a supplement boundlng energy has proven man of a luncheon, swim, card ,1 ihc State organic* post home last Thursday. graduated from West Side first class badge. Temple Emanu-e held from 8 to 11 p.m. Ernest to, not a replacement of th» time and time again to be the social at the last executive 1: Herbert Blltch, Judg High School, Newark, and is at- Curved bar pins, the highest Dubay will be the caller. present night safety appliances Those elected were: Com- driving force behind the growth board meeting of the Women's !•,• rin're.senU'd the Dfr tending Fatrlelgh Dlckson Un- rank in intermediate scouting, with which most bloyctos are mander, Herbert Schultz; sen- and development of our own Auxiliary to the Community Tlcketa may be purchased ,•:-,: commander. Deto ior rice commander, John Am- iversity, He Is employed by were awarded to Lorraine Hos- Plans Festival equipped I.e., a head lamp, tail the various local chapter. Now all of our very podar and Doreen Prlngle. Hospital Group Inc. The social through Mrs. Nicholas Romeo >>m 1 Western Electric, Kenrny. PORDS — An outdoor music lamp and a reflective devtat ID aal; Junior vice commander. best wiahes for future success which Is the first fund-raising! ways and means chairman a and auxlllartei Lorraine Hospodar also re- and art festival will be spon- the rear. This additional TW- Joaeph Sean Ion; quartermas- go with her as she cllmi project of the Auxiliary will be There will be some ballroom •••r-drd ceived a prize for having sold tored by Temple Xmanu-el on caution will make night Utfeit ...... greater heights when, at the held at the Emperlal Club on dancing in addition to the .Mm Amaczl the most Olrl Scout cookies for 3unday, June 3, from 12 noon riding less 22cnapiain2, June plannlnK conference at her troop. Oak Tree Road June 29 from square dancing. imiii Mis Pords Port Stephen Czok; Judge advocate,! Junior High a 6 pjn. on the grounds of the Frank Proslcs, chairman of the Coronet, Irvlngton, Mrs After touring a local news- II AM. to 4 P.M. l; ,i,-r. Herbert SchulU, Gerhard Dueker; post surgeon. 'emple. The decorating committee the program, and co-ehainnen, ,,:: or the post. She also Chalt will take the oath of of paper, the girls enjoyed a Mrs. Charlea Wlra, president, Chariei Bennett; and service The event will be conducted consists of Mrs. Edward Kau-John Amaczl and Richard Mo- t ,i irlft of an altar cloth iflce a/i one of the vice pres- luncheon at the home of their officer, Olen Nelson Sr. P.T.A. Lists announced that the group has in two concurrent parts. There over, Mrs. P. J, Cassldy and solgo, state free refreshments v< Ann Stout and a idents of tho North Central Jer leader, Mrs. Al Hospodar. The Also elected were: Trustee*, become a member of the N. J will be an outdoor art exhibit Mrs. Bernard Frelllch. Working will be on hand for the «hfl- ••: ini Mrs. Charles wy Region of Women's Amerl girls Instructed Brownies on theAssociation of Hospital Auxil- Jojeph Helnlg, Peter DeMegllo can basic outdoor skills and prepar- showing works of professional on the refreshment committee dren. -. A .-.»-lal was held It- and Harold Stover. iaries. She also stated that the and non-professional artists in are Mrs. Edward Srooka, Mrs •• • ••s:,A\;on ceremonlei. Spring Fair ing emegency fuel for their state convention for hosplta' camping trip. ils, water colon, graphics and Stephen Bania, Mrs. Bernarc illar looting of thtaux- auxiliaries will take place In Unlwa A,I^ h''.d otv Monday, at FORDS — The Fords Junior other media. Cash and other|carr and Mrs. Frank Lama There is nothing as sad as a Spring Pre • Cana f^TlX Proceeds Atlantic City May 21-23. prizes will be awarded for the •) '.;v.r plans for a JJ>»- High School Parent-Teacher tino, vacation that goes sour, says a (,onference$ Set J Mrs. Leo Weiss of Metuchen best paintings. All artists de- , ;;;x :• and dance were Association Is planning a Cider and donuts will be frei doctor. Unless It Is a vacation FORD6 — Rev. Christopher membership chairman, report' siring to participate may con- .,!'.! and Mn. Joseph Spring Pair on Saturday, May Skit To Feature and several door prizes will be which finds the pocketbook flat C. R*Uly will conduct Spring ed that (here are now 227 paktact Fred Strelt, chairman at i., u<<'i';>ted chairman- Aid 4, from 10 AM, to 4 P.M. in the awarded. — Atlanta Constitution Pre-Cana conferences at Ouj PORDS — A card party for members. Liberty 9-316S or Mrs. Rachelle of Peace Church begin school cafeteria. the benefit of the Fords Library Mrs. Murray Spivack, gen- PTA Induction The next meeting of tin Karger, eo-chalnnan, 3 Taras wiii be held at the library on eral chairman, is In charge of MENLO PARK TERRACE — Auxiliary will be at the Clara Drive, Liberty 9-2365. | Monday. April 29, al 8 P.M. all books and, specifically, will Presentation of a skit entitled Barton School on May 22. Hos The music program, under the jl Every Second I Mrs. Herman Chrlatensen, assume responsibility for mer-"A Tribute to PTA Women" pltallty will be supervised b: direction of Dr. Merel Hlrsch, Anyone i chairman, states regular ; chandise received for resale atUnd installation of offlcTes will Mrs. Kenneth Koyen and Mrschoirmaster at Temple Emanu- P for each Uble will be awarded Ithe""white elephant and new i George. el and an acompllshed musician ;r newly-formed »ux- a* yet madTe thtle pre-cana and highlight the next regular Gallon ol Paint as well as door prizes. Prize* sale booths. and composer will consist of all iM cull the member- are contemplating marrlane meeting of School 19 PTA Prl. :?w\ at VA B-4M2. Will Include many beautiful *The home-cooked specialties day, May 3, at 8 P.M. recorder trio, (the recorder is a I within the year may contact unique Instrument which is thejl \: meeting wasMt for tpiece* of pottery from the;booth will be headed by Mrs. Mrs. Al Schwartzbach and MARY CARTER ;th» host couple. .Mr and Mrt.- \ Heath, and the potted antecedent of the flute) pre. Memlngton alMa Worts :Qtm%e Mrs. Morris Rlchter, program Bus Bide Sunday lEdnrand P»ly, VA B-PIZ» I tlcketemay be obUlned from;plant booth by Mrs. Steven sentlng excerpts of music from SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS OF chairmen, state the Cast of the any memb r tne the ISth through the 20th cen- Oth«ra * •' Woman's skit will include Mrs Gilbert UNPA1NTED FURNITURE t.ond T* Bt ic1ubor tUMldoorNon pltyM Set byDeboral tury. The artists are Dr, Merle SAVE by uslnj MARY CARTER STAINS and 1 XTpianoo , Tn Uis ••"wuiiwuanr»uneed, * .....- . ' I Miss Judith Miller, Homu»~e. Bates, Mrs. John Meade. Mrs. You say he ha* »vallllbl* »"d Advisor at the Home FORDS — The annual bi Hlrsch, Philip Eisner and David VARNISHES for PROFESSIONAL Looking Ml w'.'e?' for Its life Ann Olannaras, Mrs, Terry be returned with name and ad-jEconomics Department of Pub- hip to the Deborah Hosplte Maerz. and LASTING FINISHES lias ne?" Say. the the American A lid- one Peppe, Mrs. Elizabeth Neville, 1 9 p.m. to t , will Judge the fruit sponsored by Parkway Chapte Other presentations will In- !\r." *o hooks In the w« heard the night Mrs. Eleanor Rosenkrantz, Mrs. priws pie baking contest. Pies will be of Deobrah is planned for th clude a jazz group, vocal and • • ) !rv.vers In hto cWN taking a Urribip Ix-al Joyce Jose&son, Mrs. Ruth An- TILE IT YOURSELF ( The executive board of thr|judKed on cruiU (flaklness, Sunday. The bus will leave Instrumental soloists. Any tal- .1.. to- Himself." New York Evening Post. aya, Charles Jeffreys and Sal Toyi, Mosaic Tiles, Bars, Vanities and Many other .club will meet Wednesday. May tenderness, appearance, even from the Elks Hall, Route 27, ented musician Interested In Rappa. useful Items are on display. 1, at 8:15 p.m. in the library, browning), filling and taste. All Metuchen, at 10:30 A.M. performing, may contact Dr. Mrs. Prank Lamatlno, Mid- entrants should contact Mrs. The cost of $2.50 per person Hlrsch, co-chairman at Liberty dlesex County PTA program 9-5366, or Fred Strelt, Liberty See All Types of Home Improvements On Display C.onfirmation Rite$ Spivack. LI 9-1361. covers luncheon at the hospital chairman, will conduc* the in- 9-3168. Kitchens • Baths - Attics - Porches • Rumpus Rooms Other booths will feature old and a tour throughout the en- KEEP UP WITH YOUR To Be Administeredbooks, Jewelry, games, dolls, stallation of officers. NO DOWN PAYMENTS tire hospital and hospital FORD6 - Confirmation will and ties. Contributions should grounds. Anyone Interested Is be administered at Our lady of be sent to the Fords Junior requested ' to call Mrs. Tony Jean Anne Stefanik HOME TOWN NEWS Peace Church on Tuesday af- High School and marked "P. JAYWALKER PAY ternoon. May 14, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Manning Rosen, White Plains, N. Y. — Four Qu'agllarlello. LI 8-5094. To Be May Crowner < i IP ^M) MAIL TH18 COUPON TODAY Instructions for teenagers' president in charge of Jaywalkers were ordered by a The chapter's monthly board FORDS — Miss Jean Anne and adults are scheduled for refreshment stand. ury in court to pay $2,500 to meeting will take place at the Mrs. Annie M. Cain who was home of Mrs. Jerome Solomon, Stefanik, prefect of the B.V.M. WOODBRIDGE PUBUSHINO CO April SO and May 7 at 7:30 In the church LONG WAIT TO WED njured In an accident. 8 Stern Place, Fords, tonight at Sodality of St. Nicholas Cath- "ALL MY PAINTS ARE GUARANTEED" IB GREEK STREET Special confirmation classes West Torrlnfcton. Conn. — The jaywalkers — Mr. and8:30. olic Church of the Byzantine Rite, will be the crowner dur- for public grade school children Fifty years after the engage- Mrs. Nathan Smith and Mr. and vVooDRRIDOE. N J. REPRESENTED CHAPTER ing the May crowning cere- will take place every Tuesday]] ment. a couple of lovers were Mrs. Abraham Voget — walked '. Enclosed please find $4.00 for one-year and Thursday In h schoohl finally married. in front of a taxicab driver who METUCHEN — Mrs. Donald monies at the church. Other MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORY Luftig, Metuchen, retiring officers of the Sodality will be subscription to: from 7 to 8 p.m. Polly-Ann Rowson, now 72ha, d to Jam on his brakes to ROUTE #1 AVENEL received an engagement ring avoid hitting them. A car president of Ramot, Chapter of the attendants. ; INDEPENDENT-LEADER • | FURNITURE AUCTION from William Ward, now 71, in driven by Mrs. Cain's husband B'nai B'rtth Women, and Mrs CTassej for First Holy Com- ME 4-3500 — A furniture Stanley Levine, Metuchen, new- munion and first graders will Neit to Bares - North ot Woodbrldgt ClorttlMf H CARTERET PRE88 ran into the back of the taxi- fen will b, conducted by the\™£ JJ^gXoZ'Zcab. ly-elected president, represent- resume this Saturday. 1 To he sent to: Women s Society of Wesley I. ed the Chapter at the annual Methodist Church this Satur- \fter his wife died he began district convention of B'naf NAME B'rlth Women held at the Shel-i I day. Doors open at 10 A_\Icourtin. g Miss Rowson again Sally — } told him, dad, that t The auction starts 11 AM, un- She said she had never con- you would switch off the lights bourne Hoteli Atlftnti0 cityj ADDHKSS til 1 PM. sidered marrying anyone else. at S. this past weekend. Dad — Well, I OWN French deny lag In atomic | British and German Socialist Sally — He said he'd come U. S. Forces In Korta watch-1| "Simply Fascinating!" program. [parties disagree. back at 10. Ing crisis warily.

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Opening ceremonies were con- 11 1 A film of the restored whaliiiR P '' Sergeant with the 10th jtermsdurlnglfl6ntil|(| . ducted as follows: Cub Scout'village at Mystic Point, Con- infantry Regiment during the To date he Is empiuv,' Depicting Thcmej'[prayer and pledge to the flag Card necticut was enjqyed~by the Mexican Border expedition un- lenglneer with p,,i]hl Cub Scout nectlcut was enjoyed by the Mexican Border expedition un- l , 1918 Electric and Oas (•„„,., 5 wno will b/visiting the WOODBRIDOB- Thel(,pr GenW.ft] PersnlnK ,n 1918 hlstori"c~tawn' next' "Saturday.|LadieK Unit.of American I^1™,!",' the attempt to capture a record of 3R >.,.„, historic town next Saturday ^dies Unit of American L<*Rl<>i«ln lne attempt to capture The tr\p will also Include a tour Past 87 will hold a card Pftit?.|p(m,.r,o Villa. later he served Many consider '),„„ of the Coast Guard station and June 5 in the Post hall. Mrs w(Hl .M< company of the fam- "Legionnaire of w.«,j. the U. S. Navy submarine base. John Elnhorn. chairman, ns- mou,ss pinPinee jT ne Regiment, the Commander Ai-irlll, Isisted by Mrs. Wade L. Brown,' : he new Cubmaster Hawkins com- 26th. which was a major com (reported that POM „„ P ,1 « SttTthS rST t neighborhood commis- president, chose Miss Patrice ponPnt of the more famous |has reached a hinh iv . Pack 45 mrt at the Ool-]gton Herschel Tamri the! mended the pack commltteemen and fathers who aided In Sat- McGittlgan as a delegnte to ,,BiR R(^ One"~thr First In- bers which Is 25 m..,! . de>remonies were po^poned Cub- °T J3S hUarious New Jersey Girls' State. Mrs.f( ,nl,.v Division In France dur- year with consiri,.rr master Marian Hawkins re- urday's paper drive, proceeds liffi beneath the sea's Helen Bernard was accepted Bs;im, World W(lr i. He partlcl- normal attrition of u< ported. of these drives finance Pack orld p s\nfnc' and in the upper strat- trips. Next month's drive will a neww member.. ipnted in the campaigns oof Mrs. Donald Hubley. retiring osphere were presented as fol- be held on May 25 as the boys Mrs. Malcolm Rutan has an- Mp,,SP.Argonne, SllSummervlllerl , sold In some parts of Urnnlum Hunting" with den mother was lauded and will be away at Port Dtoc for the nounced popples will be |Aisaonville. Solssons, Salwrflls, springs and cold Rleliard and Stuart Vanasse as Mrs. Eugene Solop who will take Armed Forcts Day celebration from May 24 through May 30. CantlRnyf st. Michel and Se- found side by side n prospectors; "Volcano over Den 5 was welcomed Into on May 18 the usual collection Poppy corsages, In JudRlr.R by dnn rjiulng this period, he re- Eruption" with native William the Packk. MrsM . JohJh n KennedKdy American Legion County offt-i{,rived „ field commission as often boll their <;,,•> ,day. Infftntr hot springs and iin , A; Aboard the U.S.S was the recipient of a special cers must be ppresented at the g(1(g(o,onrn t i>utenant °' V' On May 10 a special meeting the cold spring, Hnwkins" with Robert Bumett|Den Mother s Award. next meetingmeeting , May 2200 , nt 8:08:000 A(A(tpt rr ttl)tl)l ee WBWBrr WWM 0VC0VCrr ,, hhe rerree-- of all present and prospective who had been W:IY and Kevin McArdle as sailors on Badges and awards were pre- P.M. at the Legion Hall, Bern mHin0(j with his old division In commltteemen and den mothers procedure, remnik.fi n submarine: "The Beat Candy sented as follows: Den 3, Lawr- Street. Nominations of officers I hf Army of occupation. While vvill be held with John Alusik,Swil-.111 l bU.e conducted-««J..~t~J . I - —... - -- "-- Mexican friend, "i , From Mars" showed astronom- ence Brechka, wolf badge, gold stationed in Coblenz on the ers Robert and Wayne Cuzzo- 80 Longfellow Drive, to formu- The American Legion Post 87 Rhine he met the future Mrs. think old Mother and silver arrows; Allan Frazec; late plans for the coming year. discovering a sign In outer |W1U SfeMt°nllht!Rt"':°Oi ^''Srown dur'inV aWtyy'honor- pretty generous silver arrow, Kevin Kamienskl, The next Pack -meeting will |ard Mlnkler, chairman remind "No senor," the otl-,,- The grand finale came with silver arrow; Michael McGiv- be held on May 24 at the Cbl- "Therr Is jjru |«h« supplies no the ggroup chorusing, "Up In the ney, denner stripes; Daniel Mc- onla Library with Mrs. Solop's .•»<...,.•. « ~ — — a charter that Den 5 and Mrs. Shflffery's Den Brown will be Saturday at 7:30 sky. it can't be, it can't be, ltJGIvney, John and William Al- Powell failed to !• bridge, was honnr.d recently '»'»«'•""' ™™JJ\Bency (GIMBADA), Fort Brivolr. Vir- is flyins saucers," while throw- usik, silver arrows; Michael .isence and Mappin. RmTch ^"^^ a" DlJector, who presented him with a De- trial. ginia. He is s«n here with Col. «. H. «i» ^ performance of his duties tn trie ing paper plates into the audi- Ashwell, Scott Edrington, Gftry ICUS." n jartment of the Army certificate for ™™ * £, ,,. glnce w4. DeMeter holds a Programmetry Division. He has beerHMWto*d . ,Jt voir «t ^ ^^ t •••"ftr. Bacbe.or of S^ce D*«e «n™J J«J ^1/. The DeMe*rs have four children, "S3?. 11911 B^h «»1 Drive, Rosarv To Hear YOU SAVE D00WE! Home-School Set Stork Club For Installation Dr. C. I. Hutner ••<• New arrivals throughout the ISELIN — Dr. Cyril I. Hut- ISELIN— The Home and ner, Woodbridge, will be guest School Association of School 6 Township as recorded at the 1 Perth Amboy General Hospital speaker at meeting of St. Cece- Triplets this week at will hold its last meeting of lia's Alter Rosary society Mon- Rnast the school year May 1, at 8 day, May 6. P. M., at the school, Green Prom Hopelami, a son to Members of the Rosary Soci- CLOSTER. I. J. . IW«X,».Y. KMPSTEAB L Street. Installation of officers Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kocsls, 13 ety will meet in the church at SMriEMMTiwi ' munnmn * «i FULTOD mmi wfll be the main business of Loretta Street. 8:30 P. M. for recitation of the Qve meeting. They are: Mrs. From Port Reading, a daugh- National ra,« IE mmm s tun mmt TI» WEEK Rosary and Benediction of the MgNowa IM TOf OKMirr »i Men THAT WHI UVI VOU MO»I, Frank Giacumbo, president; ter to Mr. Bnd Mrs. George I Most Blessed Sacrament. The, Stores nt vw MTBT M no* mm - A tuurm o» aiumn m., • ., Mrs. Joseph Leary, vice presi- Sabol, 57 Tappen Street. regular meeting will be held in mm tomuta wvtw TO out.. dent; Stephen Szllnsky, prin- Prom Woodbridge, a son to the cafeteria. cipal of School 6, honorary vice Mr. and Mrs. George Roussey, "OMNUM NVOMAHCIS I 7(7 Rutherford Avenue; a president; Mrs. Sidney Roth, A mm, "Breast Cancer," willj WiMi to «H Urttri MM fWWT daughter to Mr, and Mrs. James, treasurer; Mrs. Herbert Gunth- be shown. A lay member of the jThorpe, 76 Main Sheet. Woodbridge Chapter of the First mtlenil mm) il|n..amrt ner, recording secretary: and astiWStMtltkMnMMllN* Mrs.' Norman Stanley, corre- From Fords, a son to Mr. andMiddlesex County Cancer So- Mrs Robert Latkovich, 21 Mur- sponding secretary, ciety will introduce Dr. Hutner, dock Street; a son to Mr. and Also to be Installed will be who will speak on the same iMrs. Dominick Maclolek, 731 committee chairmen, Mrs. subject. King George Road; a son to The speaker will conduct a Leary, ways and means; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Hayduck, Ralph Magllone and Mrs. question and answer period af- NEW LOW PP'CU 242 Grandview Avenue; a ter his talk. ALKA- Charles Olson, hospitality; Mrs. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Edward Bobal, good and wel- It was reported June 2 has SELTZER mond Petersen. 27 Coolidge been set for the annual Com- fare; Mrs. John McCarthy, Avenue. health and safety; Mrs. David munion breakfast of the So- Prom Avenel, a son to Mr. TABLETS Rasche, progiam; Mrs. Prank Iciety. and Mrs. William V. Morgan, Cieeone. publicity: Mrs. Theo- Jr., 1075 Mereline Avenue. dore Bowman, membership: Prom Sewaren, a daughter to CHUCK STEAK Egnot, Mothers'Club USDA tion: and Mrs. Harold F. Car- KAVIEVBIMOO ney, bulletin. Plans Dinner m jm» tptdal CHOICE Fan? will be completed for a LOOK! 400 EXTRi Sprine Festival to be presented Westbury Park News ISELIN — The Mothers Club •. by th „ _. i » of Troop 47 met Tuesday in AHCMJMHWI „,,„ Sffi^A £l weekend gue«U of Mr. and WJ"^™ • ™ *«-*- OR ROAST ^ GREEN STAMI r:c.-:?.*f with each class per-^Mrs. George Beverldge, Worth tenan Chuich. ik.iH.70e namely. A csfce Street, were Mr. and Mrs. An- Mrs. Stephen Mihauk, a n mm HUM MY AU m my -, sal- v ;!1 be held in conjunction thony Aiello and Mrs. Ann Bev-member of the organization, LEG 1 tk even: eridge and son. William, Jersey demonstrated the uses of cos- — OR RUMP merit was made City. imeucs, Her modei was Mrs. that the afternoon first and —Mrs. Clara Newman, Worth William Doerr, president of the ANFMfy second =rade students will take Street, attended the installa- Mothers' Club. VEAL ROAST trip to the Staten Island Zoo.'tion at the Rebekkah Lodge in The Mqthers' Club will do- WITH FUKHA1I Of I POUND NtC May'l On Mav 16 the third Lyndhurst Saturday evening.!nat« a Troop Flag and an Am- MMOUtSTAftSUCED BACON fourth ard 'fifth grades will On Thursday Mrs. Newman and,erican Flag To Troop 47 at the VEAL CHOPS -M9. V69« TW-IBHSBST have a t:-;'p io East Grange to Mrs. Herbert B. Williams at-^next Court of Honor. April 27th Cinerama' wh^re they will see tended the Drama Festival at; The annual theater trip to FRMH HKID COD -: the "Wonderful Woffe of rhe the Plainfleld Women's Club, the MeadoWbrooK tilimer The- FREE Brothe:•< Gr mm " • —William Dor IT. Wt-itbury atre, Cedar Grove, '^as been STAMP; .._ Road, was given a surprise postponed until the falK art on hif 15th CAMPBELL'S SOUP n T- l, s P 5' birthday by Mrs. Joseph Burchinow and wim ruBDuk ot Ella - Who is this E Pluri- his sisUrs' Linda and Barbara Mrs Edward March were wel- HONOt MAID MHOGNA CHUM bus Unurn corned as new membefs Shoosh! Th next raeetin HUNT'S TOMATOES Father - I didn't know, butj « K wUl be May FRUIT I don't like these men who part "And what svlf of nat 21, at the First Presbyterian their names in the middle. madam re<;'-ire " Church. A film about Camp SUNSHINE COOKIES K.«. "Well, between ourselves, 1 ppowaw will be shown to ac- DRINKS ,fot 6REEN STAMPS Doubts on aid bill are growisg want something that *"ill shock quaint members with the camp CMM a Rama FiNEAmt-USrtmY, ORANGE- in Capitol. the vicar's wife." and its activities. IEMOH, IWttmE-SnAWKMlY, OUNCE, CKAH. 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Special Program Old German Recipe Climaxing Sisterhood's win- bidder. Proceeds from the auc- \ Nominates Mrs. Elan 1 Conference Data ter bowling league season will tion will go toward th« youth „ . 0 Used by Cheflettes be a luncheon on May 23 at the equipment fund. pEmperlal Health Chib, Edison.) Mrs. David Abrams. chalr- COLONIA — An old German Cf ftn Head; Election May 8 Net by Church recipe for "Crunch? Kuerten" Availabl• A sport wa« Blven on the> ' requested all lut minute i < i raffle books be turned In Im- demonstration with a tape re- ISFXIN - Re* William R. was prepared by members of r-OLONlA — The United children's play presented ,\ ..Mrs. Irving Elan pastor of the Iselln As- mediately. Donor books have ;,,,,,! for president of corder of her visit to the school Cheflettes 4-H Club at a recent by Central Parkway Sec- of God Church an- meeting held at the home of bo liiitl nn April 28 at Temple closed for tho year but credit ':.v]m\ 17 whrn Mrs. and consulting the principal tion of National Council of nounced that the Iselin As- Mrs. Joseph Rapacloll, 3 Re- Hrtli El,, K:ist Orangge will covecoverr, will be given toward next i rt. chairman of find faculty concnrnitiK the 1)it|; n sembly win participate with Edlson, •^topics including Jewish music,Jewish Women which was fl. year's donor. cnmmlttee pre- visual and audio aids they ID activities, and fund rats- nancially successful for the; The mink stole raffle drawing , . ,,r new officers would prefer the P.T.A. pur- M{ reported Mrs. Murray Hel-]co-sponr,ora, Sisterhoods of will be held at the May T .^i^isliip-at-large. chasing and presenting the J]ilrr, president at the April boardiT-emple Beth Am and Templeimeetlng at Temple Beth Am, , on the slate school. In addition, a visit to n rris meeting of Sisterhood of B'nai Jacob. Mrs. ShellonArthur and Cleveland Avenues. ,'lrt-in Brommer; first. the kindergarten was taped to Temple BHh Am. Darlow, Mrs. Ted Magenheim.jThe youth groups will combine ,',.,„; Mrs. Jack show the parents how the re- The Pentecost CTOSafle wm]lclngt pfttrlc|ft oiiphant, club Members wore asked to con- Mrs' Stanley Schuman and alljto present a special Mothers' , , i , president; corder would actunlly be used continue until June 2, Pentecost rf.porter disclosed. (i 1( v C( tnct Mrs. Heller for complete!tne tlclcrt c»Pt«ln» We com-1 Day propiram Mrs. Hy Rosen- , Hiildi'i'ston, prln- In class. . acn Sunday evenirm,i ^ industrious bakers were u emphasis will be placed , ...... detnllson the spring conferenr«lmf'ntle(i by Mrs- A1 Mlller andlberg, youth group chairman re- .';, ,|V vice president latpr treatefl t0 lce crcam conM A goal, Uie purchase of an on a different'organization of to be held on May IB in AsbuiT|M"- Bmm Friedman, co-'ported, s, recording by Mrs. Rapacloll. Pamela educational television set, books 8TATIONEI) IN MAINK: Air- the church, Including the Wom- Park. Registration was ac- chal™en- Seymour Reiner and Mac Donald and Johanna Wo- supplies for ..the library, man Tliiri] (lass Edward J. en's Missionary Council, Men's ;ceptod at the meeting for the! Preliminary arrangements GOLDWATER AND BACKER* .mt'Ury; andand lenskl served as clean-up crew a tape recorder was ap- StnnMawmk, Jr., non of Mr. Fellowship, Christ's Ambassa- National Women's League con-jhave been completed for the, senator Ooldwater (R., Ariz.) for this meeting. treasurer. proved by the members. and Mrs. Edward Stanislaw- dors, and Sunday School. fprnnce to be held today lnf'Slave Auction" to be held byi as let the bars down for sup- All members attending to- n ,,,,, will be nccepted| The appointment of Laurence n.yh,, 25 Jordan Road, Colo- Beginning Sunday morning sclln. 1 the seventh and eighth graders porters to find out what en- meeting arc requested uridpr ttle ,'mlx-rshlp prior to j^Mftl0 „, Hmcg ehalrman fnr nia, is boiiiR reassigned to and each week until Pentecost The annual donor dinner williunder the directiodirection oof Mrs.-Mrs.'thuslast m they can generata j to bring two cups of sifted flour ENDS COMBAT .,• iin- Mny 8 meet- the Pair-O-Rnma to be held on] I)ow AFB' Milinf>-tnr tralninir Sunday, Rev. Klrby will give a1 lLarry Olasser and Mrs 8aul and a mixing bowl — th» object Marine Private Kenneth be held on May 14 at CHntnntrflUM Areft re8ldent-s Me'wlth a move to draft him for an duty a a In! Z^Zl uT . ,> !t«e 1964 Republican Presiden- the BChool mounds on Mny 11! " " of this meeting Is to turn out Schneider, son of Mr. and I'l'in I" tll(1 Woofl" was announced by Mrs. WlHIiim1 Airmiln Stanisia«cwk re- blems of the Holy Spirit." Manor, Newark, Mrs. Arnold asked to postpone weeding, lawn!tial nomination. future brides, whose biscuits Mrs. Fdjar Schneider, 111 , !S Kdiication As-|8tulZ( Jr ,ft,r co.orfJlntttor i cfntly completed United tt, chairman announced, mowing, car washing, Raragej Qoldwater's reaction to the Rev. Klrby announced the will be light and fluffy, not hard Magnolia Road, Isclln, com- fln lrl, npprovod aft«Thi>'pTA „,„, ,,„„„,, „ nBJ States Air Force basic mlll- Members were directed to calli d cellar cleaning until that'announcement of the fftrma- schedule of services for the pleted four weeks of Indi- titn<1 wnen r.v.vy, president, l r5f tralnln at like rocks. ln their table and bus reserva- thi.job will be done tlon of a national draft com- horse race game it that time! * * vidual combat training, re- in I'-T.A. already^ wcll ga Mng back 0,d ,av . AFB, Texas coming week as follows: Sun- tions. Mrs. Platt disclosed the to perfection for a nominal mittee was a resigned shrug of day, Morning Worship, 11 A. M., cently with an Infantry train- evening's plans included beau-fp0 his shoulders and the statement ,„„:,] donation W llcg llke »oncie wiMnys cab-! the airman Is a 1!)G1 grad- EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM uate, of V/nodhridgc Senior Sunday School 9:45 A. M., Ing regiment at Camp Le- tiful table favors, numerous In addition, Mrs. Qlasser andj"ij f they want to waste their up fund. _Jbage Patch" and "Ooldflshf Chairman of the Committee Jeune, N. C. PT Al School. Evangelistic Services, 7 P. M. door prizes and professional en- that's thetr '•iir Rflnef. ; iB0*l." Mr. Dc Maio is seek-! for Economic Development, T. Mrs. Strauss will auction off time and money, 1 Tuesday, Women's Missionary tertainment. their services to the highest business." a surprl»!lng vaiunl0[,r fathers to work Council Prayer Service. 1 P. M., V. Houser has proposed a three- One War To Ease Oft In the game booths. Raising a Thirst and Evening Prayer Service, point program aimed at lm- Sergeant — "Did you sleep Mrs, Stulz disclosed mothers "Some men thirst after fame,i7:30 P. M., Wednesday, Bible Proving public education. well on your cot? I am afraid registering children for klnder-somr alter love, and some after Study, 7:30 P. M., and Friday, The three points: school dls- It was a little hard and uneven, garten In the fall will be Invited money." ichrlst's Ambassadors, 7:30 trlcfc reorganization, Increased but." to help with the fair and aid In "I know somethins they all P. M. state support and a program of [ Conscript — "It was all right, "BOB" Says... obtaining the equipment thelrthirst after." Federal aid to the poorer states, sir. I got up now and then Ambas- u« >n the nea- "What's that?" Second "Draft Rockefeller" He said most of these states, during the night and rested a "Salted nlmonds." but not all, are from the south, little, you know." „ ,. ,; held Sunday j begun by O.O.P. \^r.iblv of Ood: Come In For The \T. mbTii of the Youth' • ,l romplHe charge of, .c SMi'.dny evening. ] •;,\ vVi H'Sd » SflK-: BEST BUYtfuf HR YEAR • :-.,. Christ Ambassa-| q,.., (!, "Operation; p.ilth Marwell . . . DURING OUR ... : • musical portion Andre* Uthm Wnldhflm sang a ••,.(••iff Was Wmind- :.: A Testimony 10 DAY ,: JI conducted by

.T, u. Klrby, pas- i :,'i Church, gave; 'Vnv of Holiness.". ; Christ's Ambus-j -.tas awarded the 10W, 10W PWCfS-Pll/S GRKN STAMPS! :••• (A Rally Prlday .:: nospel Church. LANCASTER BRAND !:. trophy it gWfn '1 tho group wllh

hn.i won the! successive times win It a fourth ill tw ilVowed to

r..llv will b« heldj FREE! .'in Awembly of TODAY THRU MAY 4th cr^itp.i at ho*ts. Die First Prwby- OVEN READY Ib. 5?c | wil11 *10 P"«haM & Coupon B«lowl !•.. Oak TtteRoadj 1 !••• Central Jersey i FREE! 100 S&H STAMPS uiitiowte. hit tn SAVE ^50 to »150 OFF! LARGE, FAHCV Ib. I U addition to regular ftompi *!|h cxtendrd to any- ROASTING CHICKENS 39 I A $10 PURCHASE ;:,1 like to attend. I OR MORE ••:"ft tomorrow. I (Except Freih Milk & Cigarittei) \i ihe churc'n, LANCASTER BRAND-REG. STYLE Namt ..„.. RIB ROAST OVEN-READ4Y9 Ib, 5?« I Addrwi 20 READY Ib, I !'/•>.*< Explrn Sat., Education April 27th. LANCASTER BftAND—BONE-IN tb. ^ wMlM APPLIANCES! Scheduled I All plans have been' CHUCK ROAST 39c | Limit 1 coupon p«r ihopping family ' r the physical edu- lANCASUt BRAND SHOUlDEf RIB i UJiCUUl UANL LOIN •.•••:-. "f the Kennedyj tONElESS IAMB CHOPS "• 79« 39c I FREE I. 50 StH STAMPS 5 JV SETS! '•'• (;-,:!dren, entitled. CROSS RIB ROAST ». 99c I In addition to ragular llarapi with l/NCASIER BRAND I 42.50 PURCHASE OF l>5tival of BQunre UkNCAST'* WANO GROUND CHUCK CHUCKS LAMB • I PORK •:.' i>! ihe school LAHCASltll BRAND LANCASTER BRAND BREASTS NECK & SHANK 1 GROUND ROUND j Nam» r ••-• b«'n Invited to 5 STEREOS! i mm to be held STEWING LAMB »> 19c >b 29c I Addrtn '•veiling, April 2S. - LEAN LANCASTER BRAND I ' \i at the IsfHn SHORT RIBS | Expirn Sat., | April 27th. .'i School. SAUSAGE MEAT «* tANCAStEl (*AND I 'I;' :i have made pre- fc LANCASTER BRAND 10 PLATE SOUP MEAT «** 19c Limit 1 coupon per ihopping family ' : '.iv prosram with SLICED BOLOGNA l-lb. pkg. • •, physical educa- CHUCK STEAK ««*»««««•-«»«•. » 45« of Woodbrldge! "YOU NEVER HAD IT SO FRESH" COLOR TV SETS '-'liools. and MlM Plus Many Small Appliances ;)hvslcal education' Coffee SK 5 f Kennedy Parkj H STRAWBERRIES We discounted 40 hand oih'ram a buslnesi; Borden Evap. Milk 6 ; 79c picked bargains for just 10 '>"• PTA will taMi c e C days. When the time is up • ft:;:i:itlon of offlcen LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA pint box 35 the prices go back to nor- Campbell's "Tr 5r 79c mal — Don't wait. When RED RIPE i they^e snapped up they're "iminng his recently1! Tetley Tea Bags -'•• •"43= gone for good! "That fellow will i I Ib. one of' WATERMELONS Welch's Grape Jelly ii 29= SOLID SLICING :j "Oh. Charles, dear, '•>' think ho will." t0 TOMATOES •'•• l>wk, how easily "'•it of everything." Gravy SS 2 ».:"29« ESCAROLE or CHICORY FRESH Kraft Si Dinner *«'^29. FROZEN FOOD DAIRY QUALITY Hunt's Tomatoes -4 ,98' BIRDSEYE VELVEETA SIMPLICITY S1UC! KRAFT 2-lb.pkg.7fc Hunt's Tomato 6 "55' PEAS EXTRA Tractors SHARP CHEESE »79c IMPORTED I Tractors V-8 Cocktail TT 3^1.00 4 59 SLICED SWISS -'43^ wHITE &COLORE D P BAKERY IDEAL Riding Mowers Scottics ' LEMON or PINEAPPLE T0ILET TissUE 5c 0FF Woffles PIES 2l')1.00 ROMAN jotary Vanity Fair ~ CHOCOIATE '^MEDIATE' Pizzareftes ICED CHIFFON - 59c IH'IJVERY! Fleischmatins ^^2 LESSER QUANTITIES SOLD AT REGULAR PRICE M m. -—.-•8-. CLEAR* 32-oj. • All ndv.illied ptlc« i(l«cliv» through Saturday, April 27th. FREH DELIVERY & WARRANTY '"'"Plete Service W« r«erv« lh» right to limit quontltlei. Nol rtipontlbU for typ^raphlral irron. ' MONDAY tnd Parsons Ammonia

FREE! 30 S&H GREEN STAMPS FREE I 50 S&H GREEN STAMPS FREE I 50 S&H GREEN STAMPS APPLIANCE FIEEI 50 S*H GREEN STAMPS In addition to rtjular itamf« with In addition to ngular itampi with In addition to tfgular ito«>• IDEAL TOMATO JUKI MAINE POTATOES EXTKA SHARP CHEESE ORANGE JUICE MART Nam* Nam* ——- BOB'S Addnii Addrtn > - AddrtM. •—— Authorized Salvs & Service of RCA TV & Appliance* limit out coupon • i limit «n» coupo.i p«r itiopplna family Limit om coupon p«i ihopping family 66 MAIN STREET ME 4-2913 WOODBRIDGE P Explrci Sot., Apr. 27, 130 p*r ihopping fsm% Eiplr.i Sat., Apr. 27. pi tkepplnj family' t.pir.i Sot., Apr. V. Open Daily 'Til ti P.M. — Monday & Friday 'Til 9 P.M. Brunswick t, Apr. V. AX 7-MM Thursday, April 28, 19RH TL-EB PAQK TEN -CP Celebration Set Woman's Club Mabel ISaylor Elect?} Bv United Fund Inducts Slate Woman's Club PresilH W00DBRIDOE - Three WTAKI, • Tin- newlv-i'livteil employer groups, affiliated with nfl'lfviv D|' tllP Aveliel \Vnlll!lu'« WOODBRIDGE Mm, Ma- May 7 to 10 at Cli Woodbridee Township com- Cliili n-rre in«l:illei| liv Mr', 1 .'.Uil MRy]or W prP(llJdon Hftll, Atlantic panies, will be honored nt a S^.'^.'wM-.li'.Tnd dent of th. Woman'a Club The Crow's Nest special "thank you'' Mipper \u\ s,|ii;i,l I.nililiiift. Mis. -!••— pt> Woodbrldge at I meeting I sponsored by tlir Bourd of Di- •k HereanA There: rectors of the United Pund- . OIIMT m'-is « charter member of theiPlalnfleld. Mrs. u> Recommended next to the rUritan Bay Area, at the Bel im ,l,-iu.tiim her mV kllr ( Redevelopment Agency — that Alre Mnnor, Perth Amboy. Mon-; ih.iv in--):.n.-.l «TIV: Mr* Wll- Community Concert Aaiorla- Loula Pltsfco uiu .„,, part of Pulton Street, near Main day, 6:15 p.m. linn Ku/iiii:ik, firni vice invsi- tion; serretary of the Easternjmuric festival tomoir,,- Street. It could stand some re-1 Gilbert P, Auuustinr. presi- • l.-nr Mr-. \i'l--iin A ery, <",m(l gtar R11d charter member and Monday Afternoon ci,, |,iT-iilriu; Mix 1 1 nfiwal, to say the least. . . .idenl nf tllP united Fund, an- ' ''"I " pposBSt p^^idenpresidentt ooff ththe BBusiness field. Army Pvt. Josoph J. 81dote, son nouncrd these monps will re- rn'tnrv: Mtv an(1 Professional , Woman's; of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sidotte, ceive the highest, silver plaqur. Sll Mawbey Street, Wood- award, for outstanding citl-l M'll IV 11 were Mrs. tM t-I ire I Klevt^d bridge, has completed advancedjZPnship. The.v awnrrls an> pre- first vie* tralnlng In reconnaissance *t|spntod for' generous cmitribu- The 1 Mm. Earl llnltlkl.l iv ToMi nn Iiel.iiII' dent: tjie ArmoT Center, Port Knox,|tlon!. by fmpiOyees to the last vice president: Mr*. .)[ III.- (.p.|ii|. Mi*. .Ir.hn second Spring Festi\a| Ky. The 21-year-old soldier|carnpalKn through a payroll de- ;IU |irr'"|i|ril VII.H Herbert Nielsen, treasurer; attended Woodbrldge Hish idur.tlon plan with B per capita M-lllOll. "'I Mm. John Nagy, federation sec- C'n|,(IMA \ cm I* 1'llUinrcl liy Si I School. . . . Pledged to societiesjgift of at 1past $10 by each em- retary, and Mm. Michael Al- Mliir-lltmirv' Sm-n.i. at Marietta College were: Edi- ployee. Ml-. \\ HU* i\ i H HllHMIlie mRsi, recording secretary. Ill till1 \r.mr-\l •in,)- berto Rodrtauez, a sophomore Ten Rroups from Woodbrideej :ml nl liii'ciTin Mi- The new officers will be In- Holi.rr I'lilinlnn. ,, majortaf In chemistry, pledged arid Carteret will be Riven \uii'rii'jti I Mrs stalled by Mrs. M. John Schu- to 81gma Delta Pi, National 1 \l:-.hi-U, nn: Mr bronw plnqilp awards in recog- y'r' bert. past president, on May 15 ik. I nnliii'i .•mil (m Spanish Honorary Society and nition of-their support of the] at Kenny Acres 2 to 9 l\\f Miss Linda A. Iconard, a campaign. This award is pre- Miss! MM. T1KIIM:IH I ,„,„, linli; Mr- Liilll" Henl IK rnihuir Tlie club will sponsor sophomore, majoring In Eng- sented for Rifts averaging $5 .named gMieritl rlmrin,, ild'eiwr: Mr- I rink S:nifili|.'im, JHIIC Goodsteln, a junior lish, pledged to Alpha Xi Delta or more per employee through a Anthony Miiurn :n,,| \\ I'lluiviiinn md yniilli I'diiwrv.i- Woodblldiie , High School. »t Sorority. Mr. Rodriguez, the payroll deduction plnn. 1 1( Wrtypt in rlmrji. ,,, lion; \li-. I run-id Clnniiiniieyf . (in- amitiat tlU7,en«hlp Instt- son of Mr. and Mrs. Isabelo Ill( gamro. Certificates of commendation ili'ti*. iii'l mu-iii1: Mrs. i RodrlgUCT, 83 Russell Street, "'' tut* at Douglass College An will be Riven to other employee liv.n. um.,1 .'li.rr: Mr.-. ( Oilier I'cllllllll'lr, . . Woodbrldge, Is also a member ^ award will also be presented to proup? in Woodbridw. Carteret! l'oiln/:i, liu.-|.|l:{]ity; Mr*. I outstanding graduate of ttolitfAraffle* . ^., and Fords for their interest and kovitch and Mr* nity and treasurer of the Span- Rowri&tm' mi-rrl support oi the drive ln en- 1 ish Club, Miss Leonard, the couraging organized employee! :O: ].<•<). ,"!-',mi advisor of tin. ! A successful book Stle WUhontti, Mrs, M || daughter of Mrs. Blanche Leon- ltuui "".'"" "'.T",1""^ ' "T7'" '.iiinior Wimmn's Cluli; Mr>.\held last week on Main Street mratii. Mi>. , (i, m . Oi.mnt mmJ_|campaiRns within their Indus- 1 aad aril, 143 Freeman Street, Wood- trial plants and businesses iTuili. liirraiun :ui»>ki. I'ul'lii'itv; High School. . . . chairman, stated. "Although right, i>,irtl< i|>ii<'s in ceremony during wliirh the Depart- ^ I Heritage" and "Library $19(1,553 •*&• raised in the last JRIIICS MI'IIIIKII, ypiir liook ment received its 14th consecutive "National Award of I'SN. administrative officer while at the right is Chief rial" for the local library. campaign, the drive fell more Alex C'»in|'liell. name tagi" Mrs. Merit" in Hrr prevention. Captain A. E. Gallant, Jr., Warrant Officer R. J. Ogtiaro, the security officer. Chief Ui'.li«in. ("liil> Woman Mrs. Naylor wu named dele- P. S. BUSES to Jotting*: than 15 per cent sHort of Its ITSN. left, inspector general of the Third Naval District Stevens belongs to Colonia Post 248, American Legion. Mrf. .liiliti WavpiTj»k. gate to Oie 8Ut« oonv«ntk«. jr j minimum poal. Requests for ad- Edward E. StrinBham, i-urd purties: MM. William L»r- ' ditional service coupled with son of Mr. and Mrs, Edward E. .•K'n. tclriihniii' *qii»(l; Mnt. DRniel treat mwvth In population and Stringham, 8 Cameo Place, eastern slopes and when the; selves and growing fat at the Levy. i'liil> historian and parlii- Oolonla, has been promoted to shrinkage of the dollar, makes colder weather comes, migrate same time. Even more hard to inentiiiian The new bosrd WB« Garden It essential to raise more money HEALTH and BEAUTY senior master sergeant In the For the Birds downard to winter among the I believe Ls that doctors state that 'fllle to iirei \HK> night »t Mrs. just to maintain absolutely] USAP in San Vlto, Italy. . . . By FARMS S. SWACKHAMER.foothills plains. It Is very important to knowipoor nutrition prevails to ivrtfi' iinnie Among the civilian employees vital services than in the past. Instriictor" Ininn Junior Col-i Such migrations are not j how to select your chlldren'sidisturbing degree in the United! Hunh. n^niliersliii' 31 1 1 ?;, who received awards for sus-: Extension and improvement of Icliiurmitn. iiiiriiiliiriul Mr*. (>ut- State lege Institute, Cranford, N. j.j limited to the United States.;shoes B knowing what toj " " (payroll Riving plans and better 'In India, migrants from Siberia . owskl x« :i in « inemhfr und Mrs. WED. A SAT talned superior performance the way of a good' ^ls B "*nera"y misunder- awttrtts at Camp Kilmer, was support from industrial and Every fall I look forward to.mingle on the plains with ... , , Istood, ill-defined, and ignored Cartmt — Stanley A. Zdunek, 859 Cool- commercial businesses is one the arrival of white-throated others have merely you may well be doing a|ln the wo,.ds Qf one nu*trltlon of tn bi that •i nrc ln'ing arcpfitcil Cutant ldge Avenue. Woodbrldge, an! * ? supports that we sparrows. These little fellows tended from the nearby Hima-Rreat deal to assure your child l.y Mr-. I), I'll" for (lie clomng n* A.M. employee of the Post Engineer | must have in an area like ours with black and white striped layas. Grebes and coots nest in [freedom from foot trouble UV ! for the malntatnpnce of our at u t llfe R out i ne examination Of "lllllHT tl) U<.> !>• lil MM If, at Ixin ? UM BOVKD THIl section. . . . Army Pvt. John j. crowns and white bibs are al- mountain lakes of the Argent- ' ' - You can't let the r •I I..L. services." youn school children often show that."v " Al"i Laubtonrtu. hmv Hrabar, son of Mr. and Mrs. ways fascinating to watch..inian Andes and winter in' BSter go barefoot all the poor health and poor nutrition! r''' ij.'i next met-ling will John Hrabar, 168 Pulton Street, Philip W, Swartz, executive They have the knack of jump-;nearby alkaline marshes on the time, desirable as that might It, H:M A. M y are at least as common In the liny at the loi'Bl fiml Woodbridge, recently completed director, advised there ti an ur- i kk be from the standpoint of un- :i!il , hiiildinft nt S:IS pm. lt.lt 1OUND TRIP ins in the air and kicking [plains. I estricted fwt prosperous school districts as advanced training as a Hawk Rent need for good neighbor backward simultaneously with SoraeUmes verticaI migration • ' development, companies and unions to help [both feet to uncover food hid- ajgumg that y in the poorer neighborhoods. missile crewman at the Air De-companies and unions to help j doed s not take^ p]ack e mi n sprlngspring! ! WWe ewil will l assume that REC OVERS SPEECH Woodbrtdtr ~ fense Center, Port Bliss, Texas. in the extension of payroll giv- den beneath the leaves. Some-iand falL violet.R1.Mn swa?]ows cMd's feet are normal If Charlottetown, Canada — "There't nothing wrong * t(ho*l »l< Hi Mia Mary Cariste, 37 Ireland ing plans to support this vitally times walking through thelleave their lowland haunts in think something may be wrong eakln wit tattered"'indiTiduBl' 3P 8 *°r *e fli-st time In >h it that you cheetthnnh HJU BOUND TRIP Avenue. Fords, Is chairman of ]needed community service. [woods you'll hear a for breeding grounds ln! h them, seek a doctor's flve yearSl Cyr11 Wed e decorations for the dance Sat-1 before spotting the simply starve « uttered emit am!* tthe M,s Wnen storm vice. Consider the style or a word t0 Fraa Petik Ambor -- e ar est ste ltent on , . . »«.. ^.c u. food they need. urday at which members of thejTO STUDT TFX PROGRAM ! . ? K»»w « " «».blows in from the north, 8 mea1 of a shoe. You may choose , ^ tottetw-n P. I. Otflft, Ml 1lnnr UJC Key Club, student hostj iAnn nextensivvt^rl,»e T,™new, OI,,H,study, ^H:^will ' iin,, th» m™,nt«i,,c with whHe grow ng fftl on they ingg the mountains with snow,',a do not neNl This ls qu)te o(ten d e a um f ga»o u.n A.M. organization at Union Junior be made on the cost of the TFXl Migration brings them to tne certai sta n ontype shoe because do not neN, This ls quUe often remained since a dram_ of gaao-: the birds go back to lowerjj y y better or for Pro-jtrue of the' pn^n wno drlnkl line exploded In 1958. damaging IS.M ROUND TKH1 College, will be guests of theiwarp]ane "jNew Jersey in late September warmer area^areas, These migratmigrat - tectiontection against cold anandd ^^ nl»•''•-'s braln- college. Graham C. Hickman-, or enrl great deal of alcohol. - The "study will take up to 6o! y October. They leave ions, if they may be called such, or for what your child mayj One of hls 44 Wedsewood Avenue, Wood- !a ftln the last week of A ril or There i« an abundance of brothers said It From Soath Amboi - , days and may provide a cool- 8 P measure but a few air-miles, j well think is the most Impor- was a miracle Dl J Cl slnnot ,:otein - containing food in the 1 " Mala It. * tlrtrm < \ bridge, is on the refreshmentsjing off period in the hot dispute'500n thereafter. Most of the Some more cosmopolitan violet-tant reason of all because lSaid jmg off period in the hot dis we see ! ;U. 8,. We have plentiful sup- Wedge's injuries have been HIM A.M. whether the contract for during the cold green swallows spend the everyone else Is wearing them. 1 committee.interio , . .r Normacommunican R.|- owr whethe, r the contrac)toontht s probably come from healing slowly, and return of fl.M ROIND TKII 1 i flKhter bombers would cost winter in Mexico or Central! tion, ; electrician, third class, taxpayers unnecessary millionsl3?e northen United States or America. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aug- proper footwear. You will want From if dollars. d bubtt nott alll 0o1f tintmthemh .. Occasionally birds combine lots of room for the muscles toithuandt minerals. It has been said ust Bccerra, 88 Marconi Ave- |W that Malm II. * Wi-iui.,!. >• • Senator McClellan fD., Ark.1 te-throats are frequentlyiwizontafrequently: horizontall and vertical mlna-ionrmigra-' workk imn annrid thth.e rt^i.ti™. .^, diet ha Alu! nue, Iselin. and Donald P n Sam — I tonsilitis, fol- • PRESCRIPTIONS WAS A.M. chairmaii o* the 3fii*W Imesli- ill Hl?h Point StRt-f; tion. Field woikdiung the FiulitIventiialiun ih eathe r de owe<) b Kam'uiicli, fireman, USN, «m ttrk and Fu es ! «7 ~!tftc~'mastcr °nutr"ient'.'''pro"tc'inj ? and «.M BOIS1) I Kit' ?ations Committee which has^ ! in Colorado indicates mands. A good idea is tto give of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. during July ls neglected. raonia Then they gave me in- • COSMETICS been invcstlgatliiL'nvstigating,, said 'theithe! ' tlleir that some come north along the children oxfords for winter and Kambach, 509 Woodbridge Ave- season They are known to nest c u oculations. Frona South Kivrr - mie, Avenel, are serving aboard General Accounting Office will - plains and spread back up the loafers or sandals for BummerJ h dren in particular pose a Harry — Boy. did you have • RIM SUPPLIES mak, e th,,_ e audit... . la fefl-TwV eV*/M*shortt tVtilAmilecs acros6ftm\Cns ththen Mala * Okvrt Hi., n it the attack aircraft carrier USS mountains to raise a family. In The best material for shoes ls problem because feeding be- time. _!border in Pennsylvania's Po- the fall the journey is reversed. comes a selling job a* Infants ft.H SOl'M) TKII' Constellation, currently on a cono Mountains. still leather. Some waterproof Sam — I'll say. 1 th(ju«lu I'd • GREET1G CARDS seven-month tour of duty with new campus center, They are: As soon as the breeding sea- grow. Some mothers Rive the: pull through that Usually when we think about materials being used tend to|child whatever'"they° caT a'nd , . Kr»m East Brun»»t. > - the Seventh Fleet in the West- Mrs. Mildred Bokor, 40 Alstair son is over, they begin to wan-cause rashes. Doctors say that; »ng test. ern Pacific. . . . Place, Colonia, soprano; Mrs. jmigration, arctictorns come to i^ou»c I«OII«, i^vn.iA«» MJ ""•'-iwnenevewhenever iit sultsuitas ththee fancfancy y ofof PUBLIX •UU llihui) =11 i. ••'••• with their 25,000 mile der down the slopes. Then wheniWockiBg evaporation U a com-jthe chM Beverages, including tul, ll:il A. M the colder weather :eally sctslmnn rn,,M nf %fhiBta'D (™t L..,,.. . . . '• - p [m lney leave Ior lne soutn mon cause of'athlete s foot. ^\\ andd jutes, can he pnured fl.M HOl'M) TKII Bit- - , , _, . . |Road22, ColoniaS . V^^^:^^^^soprano and X -v: - The FebuluiiH PHiVUVUCY ther traveler %ho breeds in A good thing to look for U a!down fairly easily. However Pukllr trnitt l^ri . • ML. Around the Township: [Mrs m\ Simon. 115 Bond Street i"northern Canada and winters:! Whpailiculay do somr e specieIndividuals merels ofy It M»rn Ktnvt, IC««4Mi|* Our sympathies to Mrs. Ro-feslin, soprano Marine a well made oxford with non-;ther« it a real problem with iin CcnuCtall SoutSth A lea her 8Ol 8 &nd PEPPERMINT bert M. Vogel, Green Street, Lance Corporal Owen T. Roff,i ' America. move up and down the moun- rubbef heals. Manl y fdoctor!Prot*is n foods which requirq e Woodbrldge, on the death of Jr., son of Mrs. and Mrs. Owen The white-throats, on the!tains and others make a long recommend the ''blucher" style. chewing, a task many young- her father, James Tait, ln En- T. Roff, 18 Fifth Avenue, Ave- contrary, may only travel 60 orjjourney to warmer climates? sters are reluctant to perform. DANCELAND Leather sandals are fine for the Inc. dleott, N. Y. Funeral services nel, serving in the Second 70 miles from witering areas'i Perhaps a carefully planned warm summer months. Re- Michael S. Newjohn, M D. WK held yesterday ., . Lt. Col.Light Anti-Aircraft Missile Bat- in New Jersey to summer:program of banding will help member that children tend to home.„s :.in. .Lth. e mountaini • . s nort., hU~ ^T A .L.:.. ; . . UI^UIIJCI kMQV VHUU1C1I LCIIU tU Woodbrldge Armory Robert 8. Ayres, 43, son of talion, participated in trainng to chart their comings and go-! , Jurt Curlou* Charles L. Ayers, 63 Columbia jxercises recently at hte Mame of the state. At the radar- outRrow shoM bef0Te the wear ings. Much is yet to be learned *>„>„them, nout;,t. Boss — What do you want? I Outer Main Strttl Avenue, recently retired from Corps Base, Twentynine PnlmB, measured rate of 17.5 miles per about the riders on "nature's, nred m two we M0 ,a pair of shops asi * ^ THIS SATURDAY the O. 8. Army after more than telif Airman Second Class houy, the journey is over in three or four hours. Theyl soon a* the child outgrowsj Office boy — I came back to il years of active federal ser- Alfred R, Percy, ill, grandson If you're still In business. vice. Ool. Ayers' last assignment of Mr. and Mrs. J. Varanay, mply BO from the warmer low-!BUDGET CUTS them. They should not handed down or saved for LOt CHRISTIK as a National Guard ad- 1425 Oak Tree Ro«d, Iselin, is nds to the higher ground to! The Senate Armed Services,younger child. with the U.S. Army Ad- being reassigned to Deymour est, making nn altitudlnal or|committee cut out 5711,000,000 - PlUi - Johnson AFB, N.C., after his V. yjaor Group in Towson, Md. He irtical migration. ,m Defense Dep&rtment requests We are told that millions of j Thf DRIFTWOODS graduate of Woodbrldge graduation from the training Justice Douglas comments in!for aircraft, missiles and other Americans are starving them-; »IVt-IH course for air armament mech- School Remember: My Wilderness: East to Ka- military hardware. But It NOW THRU SATtHMMY! Also llght Saving Time goes into anics at Lowry AFB, Colo .lidin" that spring moves up I agreed with the House in vot- Walt Dlmcy Prncntc . . , 1 After completing a course for at 2 a.m., Sunday, so slopes of the Smokies at the ing an extra $363,700,000 to Robert Taylor - L1I1I Palmrr ThejVOCOLAIRKS 1 missile equipment specialists at , Bopt forget to turn the clocks ate of 100 feet a day. Here a speed development of the RS-70 ID Technicolor Lowry AFB, Airman Second ROLLER SKATH6 And |j ijiead one hour when you go to ou.sm of the white-throat, the reconnaissance strike bomber. SPKC1A1 BATES TO Md Saturday night . Class Carl H. Woodcock, son ol 'aiolina junco, moves up with The House voted a reduction "MIRACLE OF THE "8KINNEY B(iY Mrs. Edwarl J. O'Toole, 16 New Other cousins, the white- also ot $91,964,000 in appro- GROUPS jDover Road, Colonia, has been WHITE STALLIONS" Fft the Mailbagt rowned sparrpws and the priations for the Past Office Every Night (PARLEY GREER reassigned to Orlando AFB, Fia,, rayheaded juntos do the same Department. Except Monday — plut — "LITTLE By - Marine Pvt. Raymond J. Ku- for missile combat crew train- This came de- b son of Mr. and Mrs. Wai- ii on the slopes of the spite the objections of Postmas- 7:16 t« 11 P.M. 85< ROCK HUDBON Admission .94 ing "CAPTAIN LIGHTTOOT" ; Ur Kutoas, 147 West Street, Richard A. Melanson ti. Th«y nest on the high ter Day and postil employees. JnckeU - Shlrti - Tie* Oolonla, ls a graduate of Woolbridge Sen ntta* latardar, J^ fikm ADDS Up To a LOT serving with the BUN. . MON. . TUES. Bret Battalion, 12th Marine ior High School, is on the Dean'i ludayt * Holiday rjli» Dancinr—7 -11 ,Llst at Rutgers University, Col- DEBBIE REYNOLDS Regiment, Third Marine Dlvi- Savings miule every payday m gton which left its home base lege of Arts and Sciences foi ENJOY YOUR BE SOUTH AMBOY AREKA "MY SIX LOVES" the Pall term, Freshman year oft Oklnnawa for field training • k 6th. Smith — plUk — your, account plus dividends com- at Camp Fuji, Japan . . . The at "FANCY PANTS" pouijded regularly, will soon add Federated Woman's Club of HOME COOKED Oolonla entered a doll dressed lip to "what it takes" to makf M "Scarlet O'Hara" which won first place at the Sixth District Swallick RITZ Theatre a cherished dream come tnjf' Drama Pestlva. of the New Jer- LUNCH Carteret, N. J, W i s«y BtTte Federation of Wo- • Beer Systematic savings is the key|to TODAY THRU SUNDAY Till RSDAV - KATHRDAY i IBtn's » Jbs lust week nt the Tavern, Inc.• Liquor APRIL ti . U and Dinners APRIL 25 - J7 successful living. Try it! ! Plirk Hotel, Plainfield . . . Serv- Stewart Oranftr • Pitr AnjeU aboard the attack aircraft Served Daily Corner William A New Streets • Wine ! ca/rier USS Constellation, now WOODBRIDGE • Sandwiches Srt Your SiKhtu' Ou A Worth"I''1'1 the Seventh Fleet in the 11 A.M. Till Cloning, 12:43 A.M. "Betty and Joe'-Phone ME 4-9738 "SODOM AND "A Girt Named Pacific are Michael Sunday from 3:00 P.M. (o Objective . . .Then Srhqlulf ^" '•"••id. Jr., .seaman USN, son of Closing (Midnight) GOMORRAH" Tamiko" 'r nnd Mrs. Michael Berki. AUTHENTIC Saving To Achieve It. . U ^dgarton Boulevard, and - PlUI — with — La ur nice Harvey BKLKCTKD IHQRI (UrMECtl •jBOi'^e A Oreco. seaman ap- ISELIN France Nuxen "»OI)OM and GOMORRAH" will ["l^ntlce, son of Mr. and Mrs. TAT NOW THRU A)E8DAY! not be ihown 8«t. or Sun. Mat. Robert fayfyr • UU Palmer C. Gifco, ;(00 Edgarton Ml 4- "THE LOST WORLD" will b« SAVE by the 20|fi ~ EARN from the ' > HQME-MA Cuct Jurgeos - "Doctor In Love" both of Avenel IE SPAQHETT! iriown with Cartoon and Iborta, NOW MIIU SATURDAY taiagna, 1 Ivioli, P|ua Pies in Wflt Dluey'f < Saturday Matinee Hot or ( Ud Sandwiches Debbie Ktynoldt in Uddi* Wtinec Sat. A gun 1 VM. :,f$Nif Rut 'Vof least: "MIRACLE OF THE Evtalnf Show 7:M P.M. Cult of the Cobra" and Mrs. Richwd Bien NOW - PB0M1T WHITE STALLIONS" MONDAY and CUESDAT 3 Stooges — Short* Wing Drive, Colonia, have SPANISH SHOW SERVICE ON ALL "MY SIX LOVES" — Plus — 1 UNITED ROOSEVEtT concluded a plane trip to TAKE-OUT ORDERS — PlUb — Uorduii Scott' • Yoko Taiu WEDNESDAY thru SUNDAY marking their 25th CALL ME 4-2211 MAY l-» SUNDAY • TUESDAY (ing anniversary. They "SWORD OK THE "SAMSON and the 7 Bobart Vaylor t Ull Paljuer AFBIL 28 • 30 a son and daughter at BREAKFAST, CONQUEROR" Miracles of the World" "MIRACLE OF THE and a son in the U3AF LUNCH, DINNER ln South Carolina . SUNDAY . MONDAY - TUB8DAX "7 Seas to Calais" SAVINGS & LOAN ASS' Semi In Our Dlnet SATURDAY mi SUNDAY Kiddl. Matlll., _ 2:0* P.M. WHITE STALLIONS" AfiFRED Towshlp residents will D»ll» From «:Q0 A.M. 'A GIRL NAMK1) TAMIKO' with — Bod Taylor 11-11 tuoat with the Suburban Sym- - Alw - nut WHITE 8TA1XIONS" Walt Uliiitj', Chorui> When its makes HUCHCOCKS Avtuui DAll V VILLAGE INN "SAMSON AND THE "HUKliK WITH IH» 1 1 ; public appeamuce Sun- "THE UAY MAKS 'Premature Burial' thru I '" " 7 M1RACLEH rLYrNU TAIL" CAJKTEKET Bar & Hestaurunl INVA1IEU EARTH" WKDNKSUAY • A-M. U> « rM [ Afternoon at 3 o'clock a CAKTOON Oornerstoiie laying ceiemo- i Green St., Wuudbridf* COMING BOON MAY 1 >l Vint TliurwUy «' "'" I Jar Uiuou Junior Oolletfe't (tor Halmay Av«.) Watcb for the "BIRDS" "A GIKL NAMKl) TOM1KU MktlnM Saturday-* uodar 1 rJI. "» MILEB TO MIUNIUlir ETU Snow 7 P.M. 'HungariM Show" I 3445 7 TM. to » !••>' Independent-Leader Carteret Press A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best Interest! of the Residents of the EDISON-FORDS BEACON Communities We Serve.

KB-OP Thursday, April 25, 1963 PAGE ELEVEN WINDOW— United Fund Township Residents Crave B'nai Jacob On Green Street Names Harris ,603 to March of Dimes Choir to Sing _ By The Stall. WOODBRIDOE • r. noiird of Health official*, and the towns- Harris; executive director of the Wfx >DBRIDGE--The report ••. iii-r waiting the deciBlon of the residents of Woodb ridge p issued by the March of Dimes At UJA Fete ,v i when that municipality's 24.000 registered Agency, has been elected to the Coiinly Headquarters lists $8.- Barron Library Marks ,,; i her or not to approve fluorldatlon in Board r,m :\i contributed by residents of WoodbridRe Township. National Library Week i AVENEL — At a general con- United Fund, Rarltan Bay area. WOODBRIDOE—National WKfttlon meeting Sunday, (t 'Hie reports submitted by the .,,:, !•]!'< ..roup at a recent meeting deijlded that Mr Library Week is bMn* cele- was announced by Morton Oinl« various chairmen are as fol- •IMV decision on the very important question three year term of office which brated at the Barron rulillr 'jer, director of Congregation lows • n^ni the verdict of Montclalr resident* before Library this week with the n'nni Jacob's Choir, that Sol Also elected were Joseph Va- Avenel, Mrs. E. P. Cogglns, addition of many new books. 1 Smith, chairman of the Join! chairman: From ilubS, $19; ! , i:, other hand, voted for fluOrldation, but lcntl, Township Clerk, mid Alan The public is invited by ;Council of U. J. A., has invited business SG4; employees $384.- 1 ,. wHifi- treated until all the municipalities RockofT. local attorney. Mm Carolyn Bromann. di- Itlu Choir to perform at the 64:: .schools $191.96; mailers, \!i $40: total $98.21, raflle; Mrs. Joseph Kopelock, Point. Onh.u, Hawaiian Island*. Carmela Jcwkt's was reelected Installation, May 23rd Bawls and Lox." will be held Port Reading, Leonard Ciuf- Mrs. Francis Nemeth, Mrs. John vice chairman: Kenneth Hath- Sunday, May B at 9:30 a.m. An freda, chairman: Clubs, $2; Arva, Mrs. McMenamin, Mrs. hinrtiir Jo* G»I»MI or Woodbrldir. looking •iwav wm named treasurer, re-' WOODBRIDGE—Election of nxcitini? "mvstery" program if : schools, $151.15; mothers' Vargo, and Mrs. Ramon Oliu, -iru 17 pound* »n a dirt he hi« brrn rigidly nliirini! tester Ursen and Mrs. offlcers wni take place Friday, c schfduled which will be of ex- march. S92.10: coin containers hospitality; Mrs. Francis Deci-i I.'pnaiii,. Covino replaced Mrs. Mfty 3 at the annual meeting of SfAllt ireme interest to all present. \fnrv Robin n» secretary. Woodbrldw Towashlp Business^vul $1035: mailers, $109.25; total, bus, publicity; Mrs. Decibus and Ol|l ! Mrs. Molnar, door prizes; Jo- Al Salkin reported that B'nal n-Amerlcan Cltlren'ii Club of Woodbrldge " R'-nublicnn officers arean d Professional Woman's Club! ni 4O1 J ^ Jacob's softball team, under the Mr I( al Sewaren, Mrs. John Surick, seph Kopelock, lighting. 11 tin- coming Loyalty Day parade to be held > • ' > Brlanl. vice chair- at, fr*. independent - Leader! 11311 tJllOWHIldO able supervision of Jerry Self nmn wh<) chairman: From clubs. $10; Models include Mrs. Allan Lou Nemeth, 8t*ve Oyeued and Norman '•urceded Mrs Joyce btidi and Mort Diamond, is well mw 1 business. $25; schools, $24.20; Bourassa, Mrs. Thomas Hunt, I'd by President PeUr Toth to handle the Pln'm* fii'd Rtnihl, tn'.isurer, WOODBRIDGE — The Rari- derwsty and the team is almost HinhllKhting the session will mothers' march, $96,87: mailers, Mrs. Molnar, Miss Victoria !l»' nmnial picnic to be held at Pfeiffor'n M.-s M»ne Nel»n:|^topamiuBl taoIaUor_tan Council, Boy Scouts of ready to take on "all comers." 531.50: Teen-Afte dance, $19; Spindler, Miss Priscilla Pncz, on Julv 28. •iw 8imorwn, recordun »c-nc m „, s,,andlng comrnlttee'America, announced on Satur- rt'tary Mrs Kv( lyt Ma at M total. $256.57, Miss Frances Nemeth, Miss Jo- " ! chairmen and chairmen of ape-i**- * »• Horeulm Woodhridge, Joseph V. Va-anne Stark, Miss Rosemaiy • ••••'• Iriim thr Lincoln School In Cartrrrt, mug- Art/ n Ncarv su.s named clal Park, Parlln, the Rroup will un- - 1; in 15 yran in age, lucorufally rompttt^d a (a—kW. I term us corre- jdertake the largest and most lenti, chairman: From clubs, Molnar. inniiiii rrrrnlly. AfUr mimgiut their ferl thr i secretary ph.. will be $62; business, $202: employees, Members of the Senior So- JOSEPH C. HUTTEMANN iiiiiiiiil on to Washington's Crooilng. The boy* In •) !>• C'dlllltV JOM'llh P $16.20: schools. $608.36; coin dality wil serve as usherettes. lnti0M ita history, the Scout leaders ELECTED: Joseph C. Hutte- Sumcrs. 1 dinner-dance to be containers, $87.92: mailers, They include Victoria Kish, in 1 <»Unio, t4: William llannapplf. 13: Irwin W'KidhrldKt was re This is a strictly mann, above, Min of Mr. and The First Decree :i I- (.force OsipOTltch. M, and Ham •••dried TVmom.tlc chairman ThulsdM' MW Ti' at the $417.64; total, $1,218,12. Carol Fishinger, Veronica ;adult opportunity designed to Mrs. Joseph Huttemann, Auth WOODBRIDOE — 1 and Mr.v Willard BsblniMon,;800^11 plain» Com^ Club-'jjring to Scouting program The chairmen express their Kopelock, Louise Kupanich, Ju Ald()n thanks to all who took part in Avenue, Iselin, has been of the First D"gree of the * • • Piscntiuvay Towmhip vice- ^' * APP^ton, of Mld- co,m. 1 excitpmeni of real Mary Lengyel, Mai-garet Nagy dll ! x Couilty elected treasurer of the Soph- Knishts of Columbus an- »» thrown hti ••tMi-KaUon" hut in chairman Frank Seh.it/man. ' * Domestic Rcla- the March of Dimes campaign. and Georgette Sllvanney. -.. . Sc0lltilw skills and interpatrol omore class at Bloomsbtirg nounced by Louis Plisko, re- o-.i-.UiiK wcretary of llon s competition. Mrs. Molnar is general chail- : Local 736, AFL-ClO, Hlifhland Park, va» nominated 32: f Stilt* rnllrgi", Rlnnmslnirg. cordinpr secretary, lnel'irte '»- •':k<".i of Clark for the May 8 election . bv nrciamation for the County • '"1 gcolltmai){ei.s assistants.'/-! t, • • ,. , |man to be assisted by Mrs. • * « • Pa. I Andrew S. Balsai, Stetihen Cleik's post which pays $11 000 ^ committee-mei n and &^J1}lfpn School Month ulius Takacs. Commentary Kagcr, Jr.; Frank A. Krushln- I nils Kirrmen purrhaird 11 root beef dinner* si year He will seek a flve- la for the dallc will be given by Mrs. Harriet ski. Jr.; Andrew A. Muska. chl strn Th(! y - . Inlf doirn u previowijr reported i from Uw vciir term in November. ' Andre School oUdudes Wood bridge. Carteret. Re a ins at Nursery M. Roserunan. The affair is Ronald J. Pajnk, William J. l Registration Dates - ( luh but WrdneidM night. The dinners werr On the Republican side of the"'"- "^ "","",,,,?.""":, "Perth Amboy. Sayreville and COLQNIA — Open school jpen to the public. Tickets may / Roberts. Alexander J. Traklino- - I .mil wrapped in foil M the Qnr Rrdrrmrr f-nce Henry F Billemeyer. E»»cin,. Avenel, »h'Ch «m do month will begin this week at je obtained from Mrs. Tele- "ni nicked up by Marty Hlndet »nd Vtit Hunt C the Playschool Cooperative Sayrevllle. was ^^cted county ^^^™^ '" *£ ° "participate. A staff of som, 50 Mski, members, or may be WOODBRIDGE — R and RoKer Maniscalco and >> tlinn to the flrtbottt* tad placed Ihrn in their chairnnm uftrr efforts of the a ces 1963 olly| Nursery which is a non-profit lurchased at the door. tion will be held in School 1, l M f " J° ^ " Instructors under the direction Richard R. Hrrtiowskl of San '• '-'i- to Insure > hot mrtl (or all. The dinneri. Carterrt d(>Katlon for Bernard ™* Ball, will present a R state accredited nursery school At a general membership May 6 and Mny 7 from 9 to 11 ) Salvadore 299 Council. i- iin- pinochle tournament held that nlcht. F Roduers. Dimcllen, fal program. Tickets may be -*>- . owned and operated by the meeting last week, Mi's. Molnar A.M. and from l;yW 3 P.M. iyt, tflined finm Miss Ruth ?] A day of recollection win take i'> ill thf ftirmtn. wllrn RodKers declltlPd ;'Filde-s and Rudolph Maneff. his narento uf the enrulled chil- named the nominating commit- To enter kiridereffirien, chil- lairmatr, or. sny member place in Trenton on Sunday Lillian F.lster, Woodbriduer.waal' iassistants have worked four dren„,„„_. Registratio n„ form, s and tee as follows: Sister Mary dren must be five years old on t tf b with the Fourth Degree mem- ' in Woudforidge toaay aho* tnat Commit- named vice chnirmi^i. :e BPW up until May 10. months planning the affair. on re- Rita, P.D.C., Mrs. Takacs, Mrs. or before December 31. quest. Mrs. Morris Gelber, bers taking part. Miocwful wiiuier in the Dt'oipcmtic —— ; Deb Applications Ready at 9 A. M. each George Czik, Mrs. Kopelock, Parents are requested to PU 8-7392, will arrange for a 100 more vote* than had been pic- Applications for the Holly will view the "worth and Mrs. Thomas Hunt. The bring child's birth certificate James DeJoy announced an NO STI'I)VIN(i? convenient appointment for His total count wa« 1.546, or 100 more than Debutante Ball, which this year;tl.ylnR" arena under tne direc. committee will present a slate and record of small-po)( vacci- admissions meeting will take ISKMN — JlHlUll r Sl t01 anyone interested. oiy recorded. Emil Pajak. who oppo.s*d Mor- ,,, «,..,, o, *" ^ will be held Friday, December|tion of James NesteI; all aft,,r. of officers at the May 9 meeting nation, They «re also requested place at the local council to- : 54 E The executive board met last >iii had 722 This new count n Morteiuen lh - Arthur Place, reported.,:. ,,t the Scotch Plains Country|n()on rally hfts been spt b whijn nomination and election to bring record of polio innoc- morrow. ' . . ], week at the home of Mr. and : man on the ticket to second highest a.i neU. the police that slu- Hi herau b wU1 ^ available Monday.\m Pishler .lnd 8 trnll b/Jo. will be conducted. ulations. At least two immu- Jack Mullen, chairman of :rsidfnts cast their votes in the last pnmitry utt-s mid when she returned it need not wait for invita- made to receive Holy Com- bumita fled teacher and auitable HUB CAPS STOLEN May 4 has been set aside (ts « • * • munion in a group .on Mothers' bonks, pencils and $4 75 Appllcations may be obTiwm \-ound out" the day which ing for next September. Any- WOODBRIDGE — An epi- 'old timers night," Andrew , "~ v moM liinlflcant contributiun to th* [tallied from Miss Wolk, or anyjwm end a^ 9 p ^ l>ur one interested in further Day, May 12, at the 9:00 Mass. demic of stolen hub caps hit Pogany, grand knight, has tick- " j- >'">rd of Kdueatten, and ihonM be penonally 'member of the club. They ^______information or interview I may Members who will attend the the Township over the week- ets available for the Chapter 4 >"K your but lift ta the Bourd," ComaiMiionrr must be suDinitted no later than 1 ; May 8 spring regional confer- end. Among those who reported charity ball, May 20. Jack , \ , 1 June 1 after which final sdec- CONFERENCE SET contact Mrs. Aaron Kruger, I'-i^^kl told John KollbM, retlrtu praddent of TO ence at St. Mary's School, South caps stolen from their vehicles Mullen, booster chairman of the : tion.s will be made. WOODBRIDGE - A meet- 8-3656. "' •>( a "P«i4|j mrrlini Tneitdsr nl»ht in thf Amboy, needing transportation were Horace Molyneux, Sayre- state conventio^i at Atlantia j A mttetin* will be held the) inn of the Recreation Depart- The next general membership * ' ' ilirt Kollbw had eomplMrd a ao»t com- should contact Mrs. Molnar, ville, from Bowl Mor Bowling City, has boost*s available. | hiiitiT part of June' which,ment, with Freeholder George meeting will be held, May 16. ' "niliiit' uf (he nchool lyatem'i need in the wa> Trading stamps may be sent Alley lot; Patrick,J. Nolan and Tuesday a meeting of direc- . \ 1 1 healthy green beaut] the Debs and their mothers or [Burton has been arranged for I "" tu thr high tchool and the Mivinc M ion In with the school children James P. Nokin, from in front tors, trustees, and officers will \ ; . 1 jtimi'diaiu will be expected to.Monday to coordinate recrea- '"'"'« tu thr Uxpayen of CarUrrt through an Card Party Planned Plans were discussed for a of their home at 443 -School be he}d, 8 P. M., at the Amboy . . ' '• attend. All rules and regula-'tlon activities in Merrill Park "<<-s br prrwnttd. It tu, w Board mrnibrn for your lawn ^ penny sale in Jbne. The paper street; Joseph Piut.V| West Avejtue auditorium. The next j tions will be explained at that'with local recreation program, iiiln.iiil "syr-in tint" fpr the rrtlrlnj prwldritt. By Hospital Guild drive is still (ii progress and meeting of the local Council ;*' time so there will be- no mis- Mayor Walter Zirpolo au- George Place, Isi'lin; Charles P -" his (iivrl ial nl|ht to Joseph P. Iamb. WOODBRIDGE—Tickets for papers must be bundled, not Dazzo, 176 Cypress Drive will be held May 7. 1, undt'i'stundlngs. nounced today. I the card party to be held at boxed, and may be left in the £00.1 Brothers, May 9. haveconvent garage on Amboy Ave. marVagreen been distributed to members 's Clubs to Serve according to an announcement AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP SELECT MOM'S GIFTS NOW ... at made by Mrs. Benjamin Rabi- WOODBRIDGE— Miss Bon- nowitz at a meeting the nie Gayle Denys, 527 Gorham Show Hostesses >< delgreen Woodbridge Chapter the Avenue, has been awarded a TheWhale 'ertli Amboy General Jiosplta' Liberal Arts-Secretarial Com- GOLDBLATT'S Guild held Tuesday the petitive Scholarship in the 'I'fiwnship :—.--. f FERTILIZERS home of Mrs. Thomas) Tallon. Katharine Gibbs School, New Uei among !„irt, > . ... ., IN RAHWAY ' Auxiliary \Svti Tickets will; be available at theYork. Miss Deny*, a Student at lui-li uppli«-uiiu» Kive* pru^rly- USE OUR LAY-AW AY door. Woodbridge Senior High Family PLAN 11, sfa p tevil, fcmuiiuoun feeding; helpu Guests were Mrs. Janderup School, was chosen from a lirge Amboy R l group of contestants from dom- iU dltQ m IIHM'II, condition, momten.ioil. YOUR CREDIT 18 GOOD of the Woman's Club of Fords Goes for Our ,; ' ''" AVKNBL - A rummage «*• munlties in the vicinity of New Kit Ii uripinit' matter, n|ieciil addi- and Miss Claire Sutch of the . . will be sponsored by the past HERK York. She will start her course Famous i;1''" |J1!|1» com- president* of the Ladies AUKII- tivw - Marvalltn, Anil, urea for- Pay as Little M Business and Professional Wo- mUl men's Club. In September. ' 'K «fouw:lftry of Avenel Flre company 1, niaklehydw auura finer repultn. l , - 1™ Wo-iSaturday ,rom 9 AM i] 6 $2 WEEKLY lllt De|wndable; ecunomical; no burn- " uThursday ?M ,t n8 Maln st Wood '"• ™nth Am- bridge. Protreeds will be turned ing, leaching, washing, wanting BUT mil. M msommi m msn •way. litaulU; grass bai hoalthy FOR THE GRADUATE .. . ;' Wto »^|over to th e fireme- n for the '-'ih Amboy celebratio• • •• n of .L_,_their. r-,..u...Golden. green b*auty-ill MUOD. Be sura 'ML WA$H AHV MX MM IHJUST THICK liow how to Featured will be books, amall Lanfini> Bulon, *U floating ab- plectjj of furniture, clothing and the best in town!" who lives at and; bric-a-brac. Mrs. Hanson • DIAMONDS :^.. M Bridge, U requested her committee to A Ouarutn BOD* With Engagement Kuat Brutu- bring aluminum' folding tables, Charles J. Addalla's tntj DUmon« w chairs, and clothes hangers. %AM WOODBRIDGE HI-FI's and RADIOS Gifts sijiiiiwisss t'. tilrecUir Highway Florist COLON IA aitlsU to DANCE TOMORROW NURSERY 111)11 forma H at AVENEL — The St. Andrew' may beC. Y. O. will conduct a spring 1095 St. George Ave. EOLDBLATT JEW.ELERS TUtS WtD THUR &i0*'j VIAL lf> DARI-FREEZE STORE "" <3 urojmnJiance tomorrow night from 8 "Huh**/* Oldept ISiitobliiihed Jewelry Store" ME 4-1133 llie COLONIA ml'SAT- 8:»0**5'iO prooeedjuntll Jl o'clock in the churc CRR WASH IOUMATT "The Quality Ice Cream Store" 1 84 Eaat Cherry Street Railway, N. J. SbNDAV'/// 12:40 PM. '»• used' for a hall. Miulc for danoing wii: FHONt I'D 8-1M1 LO75 Si. <» Spanish Honorary Society and nltion of their support of the "ink. .iiiilurt :ilnl filliilli'i' Mrs bert, pasi president, on May 15 'I'll MI LindLid a A. LeonardLd. _ 1 campaign. This award is pre- ll.il !>' Ml III), rnir^ ;Ulll ti'dlslll- at Kenny Acres. '-> t<> " I*.M. sophomore, majoring In En*- sented for gifts averaKiiiR $5 f II in ; Mr- Linn" Di'dliiis. rn ili:m Tile club will sponsor Mlssj Mi" TlimiiMit i.» held last week on Main Street ard, 143 Freeman Street, Wood- trial plants and businesses. Tnili. htrrntiin' :tml clmni.i; Mrs.;wit;hp the proceeds to be donated bridge, Is also a member of the COLONIA MAN CITK!»: Chief Thomas .1. Stevens, of 19 Mr. Augustine and Ernest R. presents thr certificate to Captain Edward R, Jonhus, Jr., HayniDinl llpiurifli. uwwlirwliip:: to tlw Burrwi Library for the Spanish dub. Both are grad- Maplewood Avenue, Cnlonia, hmd of the Fire Department Mr>. Avcry. prngnini; Mrs. ,l(w-ph j 00 H a n s e n , former campaign fiC, i:SN, oommsndln^ offlcrr of thr Supply Center. ! purrhBS^ Of The club, d* ! uates of Woodbridge Senior at the li. S. Naval Supply Center, Baynnne, second from Siiehy. imtilir vn>lfmv: Mr". M»r-IJ M chairman, stated, "Although wm alf0 rtrlew '•An>eri«ra High School.,. Standing between them ii Commander R. O. Holt, SC, tm (liihrnski, iiul'ilu'ilr; Mrs l $190,553 was raised in the last right, piirtleiiiacs in rprrmony during which the Depart- : M Jour USN, administrative officer while »t thr rlrht is Chief ii/aiin-.-* .MI IIUK < >rni IIIUIIV, .nip. rampaien, the drive fell more ment received its 14th consecutive "National Award of 1 Merit" in fire prevention. Captain A. E. Gallant, Jr.. 'Alex f'iini|ilipll, twin* tag*; Mrs. Jottings: than 15 per cent sHort of Its Warrant Officer R. J. Ogliato, the security officer. Chief (inli—s --and i.~*i-«better. 1 H'In IndiIndiaa , migrants from Siberia', u w kl l L :l n< w mi mU n(i Mr> EVERT WED. & Sil awards at Camp Kilmer, was support from industrial and Every fall 1 look forward to;mingle on loolc for ta the way of a good This is generally misunder- r' '; , - " ', ~ " » \ the plains wlth! 1;lI k J Stanley A. Zdunek, 859 Cool- commercial businesses is one flt mft ill-deflned, and Ignoredi ' ™""'™ " » project,VH the arrival of white-throatedlothers that have merely de-: . y°u y well be doing n From Cartcrtt— Idge Avenue, Woodbridge, a_.n. of the. bis supports that, we th e words of one nutrition' 'l~^ , , | 1 : sparrows. These little fellows sended from the nearby HimaJsreat deal to assure your childi'" . :m tlt in aWpfeil Cwtmt employee of the Post Engineer 7 "' '>; rmw in an area like ours fieedom expe i - •with black and white striped layas. Grebes and coots nest lni 17 1 'rom foot trouble ln| •|>y Mr?. !>• (ilni"! tor the closing I UM AX. section. . . . Army Pvt. John J. -- . - ~..™> -...- .....^v »u.i,v.u iujrna. ureucs ana uoois nesi ini" ^""" IIUIH IUOI iroume m >r the ^ maintainence of our crowns and white bihs are al- mountain lakes of the Argent- adult life. You can't let the Routine examination Oof ilinni-ilinm-r to In- luInl lil \Uy IS »1 %XM «OUND TSir Hrabar, son of Mr. and Mrs. rvlces' ways fascinating to watch.iinlan Andes and winter In [youngster go barefoot all the school children often show thatj •<<>""•" Ad l.il John Hrabar, 168 Fulton Street, T 1 < riJ n-xt meeting will ATI LuukM«MU. Philip W. Swartz, executive|They have the knack of jump-Inearby alkaline marshes on theitime, desirable as that might poor health and poopr r nutritionlnuttionl, ' , : « "[' •n«iM it, l\M A.M. Woodbridge, reotntly completed directorrector, advised there is an ur-iinB in the air and kickingjpiains. be from the standpoint of un- are at lleas t as common in the II ^t advanced training as a Hawk gent need for good neighbor backward simultaneously with prosperous school districts as, MM «OUND TUP mr. nerri fnr cnnrl npindhnr backward simultaneously wir.h Sometime„_ ,. s vertica...l migratio. . n raitri/itsii fooinn*t jdevelopmentn..«i~«_ t. missile crewman at the Air De- both feet to uncover food hid- iREC0VEIW 85>EECH companies and unions to help both feet to uncover food hid-does not Uk,» place in spring ! WWee wilwill l assumassume e ttethat tJour^^in the poore^ r ^neighborhoodst 5S£S . fense Center, Fort Bliss, Texas. in the extension of payroll Riv- doeg not uk place ln 3prmjf| W««4brVtre - UOm Mary Cariste, 37 Ireland den benea h the leave,. Some-! ftndd fa]11 VVtolet-greetoltgreen swallowswallowss Child's feet arare normalnormal.. IIf you """by "the skinny ! Charlottetown. C ing plans to support this vitally jtimej s walking througgh the|he|| :thin:thin:think somsomethinsomethine g mamayy bbe wrongwrong1 ^ by the skinny s!P eakCharlottetowni f th . n Canada - '•There* nothing wrong Mate * Iclwwi SU., 11:15 Avenue, Fords, Is chairman of leavleave tneitneitneirrr lowlanlowlanlowlanddd haunthaunthauntsss mmm s eakin for the nrst tlme ln needed community service d 'll h M f b |ith t tattered individual P « u 'h it that jam checkhook $tM BOUND TRIP decorations for the dance Sat- woods you'll hear a great com-M f()r breedj ^ )n|with tnern( ^k a ^t^, flve n Cyri l Wedw utt€red ... , . . . ,. ...»j *u. u,ltlu,nK tiiuunuB mi"-— -•".—, »tn • uuviun •""IMBTIV ncmn™™m *imnibv niiipvp'fvstarve ! e years*™ .- Cyril Wedge uttered can't cm!" urday at which members of the {motion before spotting heitthe hms when Ba ]ate sU>rm|vice. Consider the style or ia word to ftn orderly tn jmotion before .spotting heitthe nU]s. Wnen a Vte storln;vice. Consider the »tyle or de-l^ Jdt °of fo^ tL nee"*^!d d t dl i» ^^^Ch^ Tnm P*rth AmboT - UJC Key Club, student host ar est & Ultellt the bblowl s In ffro m the north, cover-lsigli n off a shoeh . You may choose JJ££ ^ flVon fwdThey llottetown hospital where h TO STUDY TFX PROGRAM !^ V T °" blows In from the north, coyer-lsign of a shoe. You may choose ™£ ~,f fa^on fwdThev'ottetown hospital where he had P. I. Oarait, Ml Imlih ti organization at Union Junior a smea img the mountains with snow,'a certain type shoe because do not need Thig lsqulte ofte J remained .since a drum of 11:21 A.M. beA madn extensive on the cosnewt of"thstudey TPwillX ; Migratio^ -n briiiKs them to|mg the mountains with snow.'a certain type shoe because;., ...... „... , .. .. * i^moi,,^ *•„„., ~ A » -,gaso-- ,; College, will be guests of the New the birds go back to lower.jthey stay on better or for pro-jtrw 0{ the' person ^ho drjnlcs linline exploded In 1958, dam warplane Jersey in late September 'the' pcrson°whrdrlnks « exploded in 1958, damaging- UN SOUND TRIP college. Graham C. Hickman, iwarmer areasareas. These migrat-|t*ctiomigrat- Action against cold and suchsuch ' hlhi s bralnbi , The study wUl lake up to 60 or e&r^ October. They leave or ! deal of alcohol. - i 44 Wedsewood Avenue, Wood- a aln tne !ast week of A ril or ions, if they may be called such, for what your child raay brldw, is on the refreshmentsI days and may provide a cool- 8 P measure but a few air-miles, well think is the most Impor- ne of his broihers said it| From Sooth Amboj — 'ing off period in the hot disputei80011 thereafter. Most of the a miracle. Dr. J. C. Slnnot| committee. Norman R. Some more cosmopolitan violet- tant reason of all because Main St. A Storeni *"*., over whether the contmct forlblrds we xseee durinK the cold 1 Wedge's injuries have been! Bwerra. Interior communica- over whether the contnict forl during the cold.greegreenn swaswallownowss spenspendd ththee everyon everyonee elselsee U wearing them. pU SUp U:M A.M. months rotlabl C0En slowly, and return of: tions electrician, third class, the fighter-bombers would costt P y « from winter jn Mexico or Central] Comfort is of fowl, meat, eggs, cheese MH KOUND TRIP unnecessary millions;"16 United States or a good guide to was expected. j USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Aug- Amcrjca, cereals, as well as vitamins of dollars. C ust Brcerra, 88 Marconi Ave- uanaaa, DUD not an oi tnem.j occasionally birds combinellots of room for the muscles to|fw m" ?iL rrom Senator McClellan _ ., Alas! nue, Iselln, and Donald P. the Seventh Fleet in the West- Mrs. Mildred Bokor, 40 Alstair Usually when we think about son is over, they begin to wan- materials being used tend to chUd whatever they can and jn ^ From Eaat Bruiuwirk -1 ern Pacific. . . . Place, Colonia, soprano; Mrs. migration, arctictorns come to der down the slopes. Then when cause rashes. Doctors say that .. ^ jwnciievewheneverr iti suitss thtne lancfancyy oof_l_____f _ tUtt al«b«l»> 31» « Mlllt«l Sarah Jacobs, 46 Albemarle mind with their 25,000 mile the colder weather really sets PUBL1X * * • blocking evaporation 1» a com-j the child. Beveragesg, , including Read, 11:14 A.M. Road, Colonia, soprano andijtrip ., . The golden plover is an- ,lIn ttheh y l f e of athletes foot. „ imiUc and juices, can be poured south mon cairte of athlete's foot imiUc andd juijuicesc , can bbe d The FabuloiiH «l.»0 ROUND~TRIP ^Around the Township: Mrs. Ell Simon, 115 gond Street)"""'' who breeds ln!| vvhv thing to look ftr U ajdown fairly easily. However, i ourn • """ ""." uo Btime individualIndividualss OoIf PHARMACY Public Icrrlcc Iourdlnitt4| Our sympathies to Mrs. Ro-lleslin, i orthlJrn Calmda and ffwel *l made oxford with non-, there Is a real problem with Marine " winters'a particular species mereiy »1 Main Street WoodbrMn Tnntpon bert M. Vogel, Green Street, liano. e Corporal Owen T. noil, in CtMltral South AmericH -move up and down l/ne moun- pojnted toes, leather soles andjprotein ioods which require PEPPERMINT Woodbridge. on the death of 1 ^ --- .J Mrs. Owen The white-throats, on the j tains and others make a long rubber heals. "Many doctors|chewing, a task many young- recommend the "blucher" style. her father, James Talt, in En- Roff, 18 Fifth Avenue, Ave- contrary, may only tr&vel 60 orjjourney to warmer climates? sters are reluctant to perform. |Leather sandals are fine for the DANCELAND dicott, N, Y, Funeral services lei, servinK in the Second J70 miles from witering areas,Perhaps a carefully planned Michael S. Newjohn. M D. warm summer months. Re- Inc. Were held yesterday .. . Lt. Col. .light Anti-Aircraft Missile Bat- '-i•n Ne"-w- Jerse*-•• y t' o summer program of banding will help Robert S. Ayres, ii, son of ;allon, participateppd d in trainntrainng hornet; in the mountains north i- , , ; . "= J"""''|membememberr thathatt childrechildren tentend tto Just Curtoiu Woodbridge Armory Charles L. Ayers, 63 Columbia sxercises recently at hte Mame of the state. At the radar- to chart their comings and go-lolltgrow shoes before they wear ings. Much is yet to be learned; tjlem ouj. Outer Main Strkt j^yenue. recently retired from measured rate of 17.5 miles per l Boss — What do you want? I about the Hripiriderss mon •'no«,...»'»"nature's . the U. 8. Army after more than . Airman Second Class .hour, the journey is over in!escalator." Discard a pair of shoes as fired you two weeks ago THIS SATURDAY 21 years off active federal ser- ilfred R. Percy, 111, grandson three or four hours, They soon as the child outgrows Office boy — I came back to WELCOME vice. Col. Ayers' last assignment )f Mr. and Mrs. J. Varanay, I simply from the warmer low-JBUDGET CUTS them. They should not be see If you're still in business. , wfs as a National Guard ad- 1425 Oak Tree Rc*d, Iselin, is the higher ground to j handed down or saved for a LOU CHRISTIE y\BK with the D.8. Army Ad- aeing reaasiKned to Deymour younger child. — Plus — -(vfror\ Group in Towson, Md. He1Tohnson AFB, N.C.. after his vertical migration. j 'jp«i "'""I'ui luwson, Ma. He—•••""" »'u, ^.^,, uiier nis jin Defense Department requests Justice Douglas comments in We are told that millions of! 'U, a graduate of Woodbridge Equation from the training 'for aircraft, missiles and other Americans are starving them- [DBIVE-IN THMTftt'WRHWAY^w The DRIFTWOODS <.Steh School . . . Remember- """""ffo"""r ai' r armament mech' - "My Wilderness: Eajt to Ka- military hardwaredware. But lt NOW THRU SATURDAY! I: Dgyllght Saving Time goes i^ito .nics at Lowry APB, Colo . . . tahdin" that, spring moves up Also agreed with the House in vot- Walt Dl«n«j Pre<*nts . . . effect at 2 a.m., Sunday, ssoo ifter completinv.....,.,,,,,,,,g^ aa tuuiscoursce ioforr the slopes of the Smokies at the mlssile ing an extra $363,700,000 to Robert Tajlor - Lllll Pitmrr The YOCOLAIRES i:.don"don"t forget to ttur n th'the'clockl s etiuipment specialists ut rate of 100 feet a day. Here a T m speed development of the RS-70 1. ahead one hour when you go to Lowr y' APB* , Airma'' n Second cou.sin of the white-throat, the ROLLER SKATING ln Tci-hnlrolor reconnaissance strike bomber. And .b»d Saturday night .... •^lss Carl H. Woodcock, son of Carolina junco, moves up with SPECIAL RATES TO The Housp voted a reduction . Edwarl J. O'Toole, 16 Newit. Other cousins, the white- GROUPS "MIRACLE OF THE "SKINNEY BOV ialso of $91,964,040 in appro- th the Mailbafi? Dover Road, Colonia, has been crowuc.d sparrows and the Ipriatlons for the Post Office Every Nlfht WHITE STALLIONS" Marine Pvt. Raymond J. Ku- •e&ssigned to Orlando AFB, Pla.,g'rayheaded juncos do the same (PARLEY GREEK Department. This came de- except Monday' — PIUS -r- ;or missile combat crew train- thinji on the slopes of the "LITTLE By b*J, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal- spite the objections of Postmas- ROCK HUD8UN ;*t(aT Kubas, 147 West Street, Ing ... Richard A. Melanson, . _. _ j,,,i*; we wjcti/iuiis oi rosima 7:30 to U P. H. 85« Admission .94 |L "CAPTAIN UGHTKOOf"- j graduate of Woolbridge Sen- 'jO&lonia, Is serving with the Rockies. They nest on the high ter Day and postal employees. ^ Ssterdw, Jacket* • Shirts - Ties Wrst Battalion, 12th Marine ior High School, is on the Dean's Stutters * BoU SUN. . MON. . TIBS. ADDS Up To a LOT .., List at Rutgers University, Col- 1 Dancing—7 - lt . Regiment, Third Marine Dlvi- ZM r.M, t* I ML50— —-- DEBBIE HKVNOLIIS BOn which left Its home base 'ege of Arts and Sciences for ENJOY YOUR BEER Oft Okinnawa for field training ;he Pall term, Freshman year. SOUTH AMBOY ARENA "MY SIX LOVES" Savings made every payday in tt Camp Pujl, Japan . . . I'he at Stevens * 6th, South Anbtl your account plus dividends com- ^'B|derated Woman's Club of HOME COOKED i CWonla entered a doll dressed FORDS pounded regularly, will soon add i tw "Scarlet O'Hara" which won \ flhtf Place at the Sixth District BUSINESSMEN'S Swallick PLAYHOUSE up to "what it takes" to make [ l!5»|na Pestiva. of the New Jer- R1TZ Theatre HI 2-«}4s Carteret, N. f KI 1-SMt a cherished dream come true! 'f, W I Strte Federation of Wo- LUNCH Beer |jnj»n's » ibs last week at the TODAY THRU SUNDAY Systematic savings is the key to Tavern, Inc. TlllKSDAV . HATL'RDAY Ppjc Hotel, Plainfteld . . . Serv- and Dinners Liquor APRIL 25 - a successful living. Try it! aboard the attack aircraft Served Dally Corner William A New Streets Wine Stewart Granger • Merj AnieU APRIL 2S - 27 ' sr USS ConstHllatinn, now WOODBRIDGE the Seventh Fleet in the II A.M. Till Closing, 12:43 A.M. Sandwiches "Betty and Joe"—Phone MK 4-»73j Pucific are. Michael Sunday from 3:00 P.M. to "SODOM AND "A Girl Named Set Your Sight* On A Worthwhiltj Closing (Midnight) I, Jr., seaman USN, son of Objective . . . Then Schedule You] end Mrs. Michael Berki, AUTHENTIC Tamiko" Fdgarton Boulevard, and GOMORRAH" with — Laurence Ha'rvej Saving To Achieve It. f^Rprn,e A. Greco, seaman ap- - pnii - France Nnyen se, son of Mr. and Mrs SE1.ECTKD SHOR* SU8JKCM NOW THRU TUESDAY! "BODOM and GOHORBAH" will c. Greco, :yjo Eduarton Robert Taylor • LIU Palmer not be ahown Sat, or ton. Uat, boulevard, both of Avenel HOME-MADDE SPAGHETTI Curt Jurgens "THE LOST WORtD" will be SAV|: by the 20th — EARN from the 1st. shown with Cartoou and •taorta. "Doctor In Love" L gna, RRavioli, Pizza Pies NOW THBU SATURUAV in Walt Ulnwy't Saturday Matinee Blit Nat Lpaati Hot or Cold Sitndwichn '•ehble Reynolds ln Kiddle Matinee Sat. It gun 1 r\M, "MIRACLE OF THE Kvenlnt Inow TM PJL •Cult of the Cobra" and Mrs. Richard Blen, NOW —, PROMPT 1 Drive, Colonia, have WHITE STALLIONS" MONDAV and TUESDAY 3 Stooges — Shorts SERVICE QH ALL "MY SIX LOVES" I»HOW im concluded a plane trip to TAKE'OUT ORDERS - Plus - marking their 25th (iurduu Scott' • Vokv l»ni WEDNESDAY thru SUNDAY SUNDAV - TUESDAY UNITED ROOSEVELT CALL HE 4-2244 Ing anniversary. They ' .SWORD OF THt MAY 1 -1 "SAMSON and the 7 Hubert Taylor • LIU Palmer APRIL 28 - 30 a son ana daughter at BREAKFAST, CONQUEROR" and a aon in the USAF LUNCH, DINNER Miracles of the World" "MIRACLE OF THE ln South Carolina . SUNDAY - M(*UUY . TCJB8DAV "7 Seas to Calais" . Towshlp resident^ will J In Our „„,„ SATURDAY and SUNDAY SAVINGS & LOAN ASS' Ball, From »:Oo A.M. WHITE STALLIONS" with — Rod Taylor with the Suburban Byra- 'A QIRI, NAMED TAMIKO' Kiddle Matinee ~- MH> P.M. - Al*, - 11-11 Choriui when its makes Him HOIK*: "WHITE STALLIONS" Walt DlinefT public appearance Sun VILLAGE INN "THE DAY MARS Avauue "KAMSON AND THE "HORSB WITH rU DAILY (^ irfterrioon at 3 o'clock at Bar & Restaurant INVAUEI) EARTH" 'Premature Burial' 7 MIRACLES ' FLYINU 1'AIL" Mimic* thru Ypornerstone laying ceremo 2 Green St., Woodbrld,* WKDNKSIIAY CARTERET ? COMING BOON CARTOUN » A.M. to 4 f VI |or Union Junior (Cor, l(aliwi>« dve.) »IAV 1 for the "BIRDS" "A OIBL NAMKO TOMlKUf Uatluw "> MILEB CO MIUNKiHI* dTlunilv 1 rjl. M (how 7 P.M. TfcurKlay wl Mu •—II "Hungarian Show" l-aus 7 P.M. tu » PM NEWS er From All Independent-Lead the Community Carteret Press A Newspaper Dedicated to the Best EDISON-FORDS BEACON Interest* of the Residents of the Communities We Serve.

Thursday, April 25, 1963 United Fund PAGE ELEVEN Township Residents Gave On Green Street Names Harris B'nai Jacob By The Staff I WOODBRIDOE — S. Buddy $603 to March of Dimes ,,f Health officials, and the towns- Harris, executive director of the Choir to Sing Mitiim the decision of the residents of WoodbrldKe Redevelopment WOODBRIDGE—The report I,.II Unit municipality's 24,000 reKintercd Agency, has been elected to the issued by the March of Dimes in not to approve fluorldatlon in County Headquarters lists $8.- Hoard of Directors <>o•f the Rarron Library Marks At UJA Fete United Fund, Rnrltun Bay (103.37 contributed by residents area, if Wnndbrldge Township. National Bbrary HIP at a recent meetliiK decided that Mr. Htinls was elected AVENEL — At a ui-neral con- was elected too a 1 WOODBRIDGE—National cisinii on the very Important question thrthree e year tterm of office which Tin rnports submitted by the ifrecntion meeting Sunday, It verdict of Montclalr rmldent* before (expireexpires In 198fi vnrions chairmen are as fol-Library Week Is belli* cele- lows : brated at tho Barron Public wns announced by Morton Glnt- , Also fleeted were Joseph Va-i Library this week with the i;er, director of ConsreKatlon Avciirl, Mrs. E. F. Cogglns, hand, voted for fluorldntlon. but:1(»™hlp Clerk mid Alan! addition of many new books. H'nai Jacob's Choir, that Sol chairman: From clubs, $19^ treated until all the municipalities ;Rorknft local nltomey =>mit.ln. chairman of the Join! business $64: employees $384.- The public is Invited by Water Company agree to It. Many The United Fund ,.. ,. Council of U. J. A., has invited wrv fi4:: .schools $191.96; mailers, Mm, Carolyn Bromann, di- ii, particular the Carteret Women1! various charlubl Id , vlc?.; ithe Choir to perform at the $22fi.7f); TAP (Teen-ARf-Pro- rector, to virif the library, ,h.-prt«l to fluoridatlon and dnim'-nmete including th" *l .rfd1 particularly Ihe juvenile room UI..I A dinner May 16 at Con- . riuni activities, $14.60; total, ari'Kiitlon Beth Am, Colonla.Mr. ,1 ihroiwh referendum such „< the OW Scont.s. ft, c Z * M C r where score* of new books d 8il7!), i. have been added to the OlniRer accepted the invitation ••,,«d, the Montclalr commits insi)"^ R"IVatl"" A™VU ' Colmiia. Joseph Penijelly, shelves. in behalf of the Choir members. • Sopranos, Bea Greenspan, Adele that the measure wl.l *; TMr ^ ^ ^^ ^ hnirmiin: from clubs, $10; Mrs. Bromann is planning schools $458.21; mothers' DIANE SAI.VIA Hoffman. Olndys Wilson, Elalrto •:i: an historical exhibit, featur- jPascal: altos. Lee Baron, Rutli ,..,wi Is countered by Dv Richard I, is tncctlnKs the fourth march, $616.25: coin containers, ing pictures, to mark the Ter- ! ENGAGED: Mr. and MrsjTlllman. , Eleanor Schneider, 11 Town'* Committee Auainst FUiorl- of everv month. $2f?.8S; mailers, $824.43; TAPcentenary of the State of activities, $400.85; concert. $10; Michael Salvia, 115 Lock- Jackie. Robinson, Bunny Free- ,•,! tint there would be a "maMive re- New Jersey next year. wood Avenue, Woodbrldge u »i the polls. total $2149.59. man; tenors. Dave Klarfleld, If announce the engagement of Barney Lieb: baritones, Charlie . X yd nntl-fluorldatlon charge* a* wild Fords, William H. Post, Jr., their daughter, Diane, to ZaRcrman, Harry Kutner; bass, ,' ha* said that nipport for the pro- chairman: Prom clubs. $13; Summer Fashion Daniel Semenza, Jr. ..on ofGeorge Miller Al Salkin. «iv«i by more than 100 local physl-i MR. and MRS. AUGUST BAUMANN business, $25; schools, $467.37: Mr. and Mrs, Daniel Semenza mothers' march, $60.60; cofn 40 Whitman Street, Carteret. Lester Jacobs, stem-ins Cora* hand, Mid that "mor* and more! Rename Leaders1 GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY: Mr. and Mrs. August Bau- collectors. $82.20: mailers. $540.- Show Set by PTA mittee chairman reported to the m»nn. ifil Amhoy Avenue, WoodbrldKe, celebrated their 80: TAP activities, $14.15; To- Miss Salvia is a graduate GR • Bm,n major' 1 jOongregation that the founda- TUT -mm omnarrr- maicr up inelr "JTOUI™ Hoi.n ma or Sflttnihh wcddln«..HJI t anniversa. r Tu"."~....itid i Kc, rnmrmca tneir WOODBRIDaE - Mrs. Alex or WobabHdge Iligh School polltl1 y Tuesday with ft nuptial mass in tal, $1203.02. |tlon for the new building has Tlrf wend Is definitely chanHinB."^h 1111^1 »srltM ^'mmd their st Jame (h ""h '* *** Tllh * nupllal mass in Molnar. acting president of Our munl< lmi1 1 James Church. Rt. Rev. M»*r. Charles ('•. McCorristin Hopelawn. Mrs. Peter Pinelll, and Is employed by the Car- already been poured and that u:m:nr Is 11 fluoride proponent, alon*' " chainwn to office at Lady of Mt. Carmel PTA, an- WM the celebrant. In the evening a reception for 60 rela- chairman: Prom clubs, $10; teret Bank and Trust Co. several rows of cement block! , ,1-iier rommwlonen. annual Hrrtmns hi-ld Monday. nounced her committee for the Thl>mnA tive* and friend* was held »t The Forge, business, $7,50; schools, $420.55; Mr. Semenza is a graduate are already above ground. Plans • nf 'he most controversial iawii\ before •' Mnlyneux will summer festival of fashions to olin ti i1 1 lth Opponent* rl»irr, that "»«i»iiti(>u nnd John Q in the parish hall. They in- working toward his Masters . trur. It U not beneficial to older peo- s<"hl'nih(1i1 Jr. *ill head the1 The couple have two daughters, Mrs. Thomas Murtagh, $110.30. TAP, tag day, $155.35; In the building in September. the former Marie Baumann and Mrs. John Schrimpf, the total. $978.98. clude the following: Degree at Newark State Col- •1..iv !»• hsrmfnl. M'-iHibllrans for 1, second year., Mrs. Anthony Ouarino, In lege and teaches at Lincoln President-elect Steven Kap- rj|1(l former Agnes Baumann and four grandchildren, Virginia, Iselin, Mrs. William Dangell, v.-iir. Mr Mnlyneuxj charge of models and makeup; School, Edison. lan reminded members that the Thomai and Noreen Murtagh and John Schrimpf. Mr, 'chairman: Clubs, $288.69: bus- \ •'•< .-tiiiirr In Bne Mllnt — Try Ihr Cobble- barked by Mayor Walter Zlr-" Mrs. Julius TeleposM, tickets; religious ceremonies for the In- :>l ) Baunun retired in December 1954 as foreman at . I*,. Ki.ulf JS, Mlddlelown, •ne-mllr north " ' d.>fcnt.-d Fdnnrd Seyler the iness. $4000: schools. $390.34; Mrs. Teleposkl, chairman, Mrs. stallation of the new congrega- National Lead Co., Perth Amboy. mothers' march, $117.50: coin 1:. i i'. 11-12 Th- latter hud held the John Mihalko, Mrs. Neal Mc- KRtion officers will be held May ' * ' ' imC' f"r throe terms. Mr. containers, $28.75: mailers, Menamin and Mrs. Julius Herc- 3 at Sabbath services. He went .-.- in th.- WoodbrldKe Municipal Build- '^'hri'llvr lust ypnr rephicwi $334.80: total $1,260.08. zeg, door; Mr. and Mrs. Johnt on to say that the installation . :,n-[ thst her son. William James, Imn Wnltrr K-rbis who did not nock BPW Elects Slate May 3; Keasbey, Mrs. Samuel Novak, Vargo, decorations; Joseph Ko-i dance is scheduled for Saturday, :.d rliL-ui petty officer, and has also been '''••'lection chairman: Prom clubs, $5: em- posters; Mrs. Howard' May 11. Music will be by Buddy ,.-. onus ere* on his plan* H* \s sta- '" '>>" IVmoordtle mnks Mrs ployees, $5: schools, $40.55; Gray, chairman, Mrs. Alfonzj Freedman and there will be re- ••'• ' • Oihii. Hawaiian Islands Cnrmriii >a|(('s WHS rwli-ct^d coin contniners, $7.fi6: mailers. Mindel and Mrs. Robert Howe,' freshments. $40: total $9,8.21. * " ••!<"<• rhiiuman: Kpimeth Hath- Installation, May 23rd raffle: Mrs. Joseph Kopelock. The Men's Club breakfast, i.ir Iw f.atiui *f Wootfbrtdtr, looking '*»v *'!»•> nani.'d treasurer. Te- Port Reading, Leonard Ciuf- Mrs. Francis Nemeth, Mrs. John "Bawls ami Lox." will be held freda, chaimian: l: pounds an a dkl he ha* br*n rigidly '•'fini' t Clubs, $2; Arva, Mrs. McMenamin, Mrs., Sunday, May 5 at 9:30 a.m. An ;--- tr Ur.nR nd Mrs J^™£%£ " ' " " schoolR, $151.15; mothers' Vargo, and Mrs. Ramon Olin,' oxcitino: "mvst^ry" program i| MW „ march, hospitality; Mrs. Francis Deci- scheduled which will be of ex- ^:^;;T^ ''»'>• - X^^sS^^'Sc-ouWoodbrldne Township „„„.,„.». t Leaders S92.10: coin containers, :«»n Clttten's chib of Woodbrid«f °" *10.35: mailers, $109 25' bus, publicity; Mrs, Decibus and treme interest to all present. flfne-r* are Hll Models include Mrs. Allan able supervision of Jerry Sell ril > business, $25; schools, $24.20; 1 an! picnK to be held at PtoffiT'», i l" ••<'• Mrs Man.- Nilson;!HiulillHlitiiiK„ th„„e sessio»„,„n ,wwil ml WOODBRIDOE — The Rail- , $J Bourassa, Mrs. Thomas Hunt, ind Mort Diamond, is well un^ 'v It \j-rn; ta n mo n( rs . Mrs. Molnar,. Miss Victoria dei-way and the team is almost the utuiua! reports of all of- Onrincll, Boy Scouts of| $81.50,' ' ; ' ranrch, $96.87; mailers, Ssur°c^fliiir >rjr» in air, Mecmwfltty codiptrt^d a to fl! 'liird term ;xs com*- clal comniitU-es. derta'k ' K l' - anne Stark, Miss Rosemai7i ~ r..rnil, AfW lauMvtii thrtr tni the the largest and most lenti, chairman; From clubs, iMolnar. "iwitit! in wr.-fiirv Kurther plans will be made . ... , , . S62: business, $202; employees, "ti In W^thlngton'i CrnftlBc. The boy« In "i- r-.,.,.,'v j««h P 'or the seventh annual instal-,?™'!11'0!1-'! trBI"n^ ex^neilce Members of the Senior So- JOSEPH C. IUITTEMANN Bt|011 In iU history, the Scout lenders $16.20: schools. $608,36; coin i.ui;» II; WillUm HaniUppk II; Irwln u'as re- ' dinner-dance to be dality wil serve as usherettes. This is a strictly containers, $87.92: mailers ELECTED: Joseph C. Hutte- >,f.ir«r IHapttTltok, 14. and Ham .Thursday, May 23. at the They include Victoria K;ish, S417.64; total, $1,218.12. ipann, above, son of Mr. and The First Decree h adult opportunitop lu y designed to Carol Fishin«ei-, Veronicnica and Mrs WHInrd BHblnvton>^ K«'«>» Countey Club,^ ^ Scourin^ g procram The chairmen express their Mrs. Joseph Huttpmann, Anth P.vr«!a*.y Tow,,..),,)., vice- ^i»v Aidona Appleton, of Mid- ^ n* ° ^' f Kopelock, Louise Kupanich. WOODBRIDOE — Re:! Comlv Domestic Rela-i^,,^ „.„; Mary Lengyel, Mai-garet Nagy of the First TV'isrer of the skills and interpatro]I the March of Dimes campaign elected treasurer of the Soph- A-.'j vvreuu-y of Local 731. tlons and Juvenile Court, and and Georgette Stlvanney. iKnichts of Columhus an- AI»L-CIO. Illuhland | omore class at Hloomshurg or c:uric for the May I 8 0 Mrs. Molr.ar is general chaii- nounced by Louis PHsko. re- for the County J -^ of the Perth State College, Blnomsburc, '"T*"!! "'t man to be assiated by Mrs cordintr .secretary, include l'a. purrh*t«4 II r«ut beef dinner* jjulius Takacs. Commentary (Andrew £. Balsai, Stenhen ^ rr |Ka?cr, Jr.: Prank A. Krushm* (i"Tn u prtVtouly rtpftedi frtsi tbr '••nti tn November c » »il play for the at by Mrs. Harriet h«i Wrdnr«d»r nlfbt, TV dtniwn were l |ski, Jr.; Andrew A. Muska, O,, th, R-pu ii-iin-,ide of ttn-"•" The Andre v-v..™Schoo.l o««-|Wf L s wripiwd In full H th« Oar Redeemer S°Sa^revme and ' !Ronald J. Pajak, William J. -r.ee Urnry F Billemeyer DancinK. Avenei. which will do mo ' Krd up by MaHr Hin4H ami Pete Hunt thl To vnshin , n be obtained from Mrs. Tele- Listed by School /jRoberts. Alexander J. Traklmo- .^vn-villc. was iv.-1-cted county ' choreography for the cotll- th(> Playschool Cooperative wicz of !lon daIlctls for thp 1963 A staftiff of ^som te JU50n poski, metn^prs, or may be i Woodbridece Council itm la their rhmrman after <'fforUs of the """^ ".•"•"'',,"'J^"" H |NursiM-y which is a non-profit WOODBRIDGE - RDgisti'a- D< bul l to Btt11 wl n S( nt „., under the direction tt mmm „„ ^^ purchased at the door. and Roger Maniscalco and OT hM •»•! fH aii, m, dinnrri. Cartf.crt.4eJeg4rf*forBmwid. ' ' " " " ' ' tion will be held in School 1, n. . . n nB M i"m»rhle 1..urn«n*ti| held thai Alcht. wrrr F Itodwrs. Dim.-1'.cn, f»drd out-ProKram. Tickets may be •(,'of Robert NriMii.JtaJiiUii!fW-!wne.d „„„ mm.atprt \v tha At a "geuett! membership May 6 and Muy 7 from y to it|«»J V of San .-4.:. 1 tion trainin,: chairman, and Elii°*™c' "n" grated by the Salvadore 299 Council. l fV yrs tallied from Miss Ruth meeting last w_eek, Mrs. Molnar A.M. and from 1:15 to 3 P.M. ;•;; -^i;;'^ ^ -.«- *»*** *«**• ^ '"lts(l f the enrolled child- named the nominating commit- A day of recollection will take :.;!:^i: •FNtt-r. W.KKlln Registration forms and To enter kindergarten, chil- ""the*BPW"up until May 10 ••—-—assistants•, "«v«have - worke«UIN™d nmvfour! ilU,ratul. tee as follows: Sister Mary dren must be five years old onplace in Trenton on Sunday 1 anow that Commit turned vice chairman ai abIt o n -I months bhiniiiii^ the affair. „„ t ., Rita. F.D.C., Mrs, Takacs, Mrs. with the Fourth Degree mem- -•'•r. lucceiful winner In the Demtx-uiic Mls ?Morn' s ' Gelber or before December 31. Deb Applications Ready BeRinnln« at 9 A. M. each "" '' George Czik, Mrs. Kopelock •<1 100 more votes than had been prr- PU 8-7392, will Parents are requested to bers taking part. for the Holly natro] for a and Mr •i! count >u l.we. or 100 more than N'° *TU>YING? ntmentfo r bring child's birth certificate James DeJoy announced an • >:ded Friil P»i»k who opposed Mor- and record of small-pox vacci- admissions meeting will take : j :r nation. They are also i^quested > •-'-' TtiU tier count ralied Mort<-iu*n xinea.27, nt the Scotch Plain.s Country The executive board met last of officers at the May 9 meeting place at the local council to- 1 ll". about thone prtnurtes~the II Slrn-t and N.-» r>iver;s|v(, who an, mt:p over the week- ets available for the Chapter 4 '•' "'id John K-aiba., rrtlrin. prasMenl of June 1 after which final wTlec-:CONFKRENt'E SET contact Mrs. Aaron Kruger, May 8 spring regional confer- «d. Amoi <• those who reported charity ball, May 20, Jack- ence at St. Mary's School, South' l nifM In tiont, will be made, i WOODBRIDGE T- A meet-™ 8-3656. ;aps stolei. from their vehicles! Mullen, booster chairman of the "<•<• KUIIIMU h,d comifattd • MM com- A meeting wlll b.- held thujlntf of the Recreation Depart-! The next general nu-mbership Amboy, needing transportation were Horace Molyneux. Sayre- state convention at Atlantic should contact Mrs. Molnari "' 'I'r school lyilcm't need la the w»> latu-r part of June which ment, wUh Freeholder Georse meetinK will be held,'May 16. ille, f'-om Bowl Mor Bowling City, has boosters available. Trading stamps may be sent "" hl,h «hool »nd Ihe MTinc «f ron healthy green beaut! tin* Dt'bs and their mothers or-Burton has been arranged for \lley lot; Patrick J. Nolan and Tuesday a meeting of direc- 1 lf in with the school children. " UxpMm 4 Cartern thnwh sn will be expected tfl,Mo|day to coordinate recrca-i^j.^ Pfi iy 'amae P. Nolan, from in front tors, trustees, and officers wUJ Vi- r IPlans were discussed for a •rallied. H WM, w Board saembrn attend. All rules and rt-cula- tlon activities in Merrill Park! ' _ . if their homo at 443 School be held, 8 P. M., at the Amboy ).<: for your lawn ^ penny sale in Junt'. The paper "• ""' ""'«" tv the reUHni »rf«idenl, tjons will be explained at that!wit| local ivcreation prograin, 3treet; Joseph Pluta. West Avenue auditorium. The next M 1 By Hospital Guild drive is still in progress and < >"l U.| nlihi u Jweph P. Umb time so then' will be no mls-'Mayor Walter Zirpolo an- Ckoi't'e Place, Iselin; Charles P. meeting of the local Council .•'• WOODBRIDGE—Tickets for papers must be bundled, not undi'r.slalidiims. nounced today. Dazzo, 176 Cypress Drive, will be held May 7. '.:i'; the card party to be held at boxed, and may be left in the Koo* Brothers, May 9, have convent garage on Amboy Ave. N ('tubs to Senx>fiiarVagreen been distributed to members according to 911 announcement AWARDED SCHOLARSHIP 1/7 SELECT MOM'S GIFTS HOW ... at made by Mrs, Benjamin Rabi- WOODBRIDGE— Miss Bon- nowitz at a meeting of the nie Gayle Denys, 527 Gorham Show Hostesses "' delgreen Wood bridge Chapter of the Avenue, has rbeen awarded a The Whole Perth Amboy General Hospital Liberal Arts-Secretarial Com- olilp GOLDBLATT'S Guild held Tuesday at ! thepetitive Scholarship in /the FERTILIZERS j hoine of Mrs. Thomas Tallon. Katharine Gibbs School,, NNee w Auxiliary Set* IN RAHWAY Tickets wlll be available at theYork. Miss Denys, u student at ^'iilxjy Kmh applnnuiiii Kivo pruivrly- USE OUR LAY-AWAY door. Woodbridge Senior H i!g h Family Rummage Sal* Plan* '"'• I'.iiu runtnmuUK feeding; hplfm PLAN Guestij were Mrs. Janderup School, was chosen from a large AVBNBL f- A rummage KUU- oimluiun, niwi«it>n Mil. of the Vfoman's Club of Fords 1 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD group of contestants from com- H be spoiiaored by the past and Misis Claire Sutch of the Goes for Our '. Hill] Huh . uainc nmiter, Hl^ci'l ad Ji- HERE munities in the vicinity of New J; esWenu of the Utdles Auxil- Business and Professional Wo- IM "ilps tivt>3 Marvitlite, full, urea for- Pay as Little M York. She will start her course Fa 1110118 iary of Avenei Wre Company 1. men's Club. inalili'hy IVlM-mUblf, eoiiaoniicsl; nulurn- $2 WEEKLY •h . P.M. at 11« Vtatn St., Wood- brW«e- be tinned ini, it-aching, wnahinj, wasting . THE wooDsmm CAR. away. HesulU: graw bu healthy FOR THE GRADUATE . . . flretnen f<" thl' WASH Am m% mm IHMJ im>n bvauty—all Bcmwn. He aura THICK • " thelr Ooldcn to i«l Sttrvaqrtin or D « u> featured will be books, small Lomim, hint, lie. * b-P»«ee» of hujiiture. clothing and the best in town!" at and brte*-br»e. Mn. Hanson • DIAMONDS la requwted h«* oonjmlttw to k UuuuU* Boa* *ltk Engagement - brim aJuAlnum foldln* Ubles. Charles J. Addalla's chain, Mtd elothw bangeri. Highway Florist HI-FI's aii RADIOS Gifts COLONIA _ NURSERY —— cJr?,r 1095 St. George Ave. GOLDBLATT JEW.ELERS H °' WiU °°nduct « "Pf1"" DARI-FREEZE STORE . dance tomorrow nW.t from 8 "Rahww'i Oldett K»t»blim»e4 Je*«lry Store" 1 11 41OLONIA o ^l"', , " «'«lMk In the church 84 East Cherry Street Rahway, N. J. SUNDAY 'HI 1210 PM. "The Quality Ice Cre»m Store" ,,,,,7 •hall Mu.ic for d«|ialn« will Auu»» Huni tulonl* Uai(-H«w PHONE KU 8-1W1 lllK * ^ furnllh- by ,.T1U) pmll. Phone FU 81644 791 RAHWAY AVFNUF OODBRIDGE 1075 Si. (it'orge Aveuue, Colonitt u| <-iom,u." Rt.frertum.nt8 will bt- OHKN DAILY '»'I :>;: cwsto Tei. FL inn Rtport hem Wakmttoa EASTO BUNNY The Aftermath Senate's Preparedness Subcommit Editor, gone back to the even tenure of its There is nothing to be gained by independent-Leader: Needs More Facts On Russians In Ci waya. For a short time, at least, the soothsaying - by predicting that the I wish to thank you for uv' excellent editorial which community will be free of bombard- election results make this one the I appeared in the Independent- ment of campaign literature, state- kingpin, the other one the forgotten ly a der on the Uth. I have taken still has not been'posed In the closed v tin nue, In a matter of four min-ion the Island on the security 'erslty of Maryland fn> the opportunity of watching our vol- to be discarded, damaged as they were and Latin after my call tor the First Aid .of this country " *-"- tlonal Aeronautic* :u unteer firemen at work. There they by water, smoke, dirt and sparks. i American allies. Administration on lvi Squad sounded, the first car ar- He declined to specify what havior during lon ,H were, our neighbors, working hard and rivejl on the scene and two or K So let's take our hats off to our vol- further specific points the fu- Isolation. long protecting the property of others, ithrfe minutes later the ambul- ture sessions will cover, Indicat- unteer firemen for a job well done. ance arrived and had the sltu- Br*#n has contacts without any compensation. ing that Is something the sub- structors by telpplmn, atlon well l:i hand. dlscuss In detail writing a book for •••r j.,w __J Easter meeting have this kind of and no time has \v:. nc I "There are other answers wo ending th# twit Delaware Basin in Meeting Spotlight depend on when it is needed. jwant. However, Its quite Sincerely. ; correct to say that." the Ml«- The Delaware River's vital part in to bring it under better control. A. A. Sholk •J&slppian commented. FAITHFUL DOO 1 Beresford, 8. Dak the development of New Jersey was re- "While this job is regarded as too big He acknowledged that the for any one state to handle, neverthe- Intormln report will skip over Marchers found •!•>• viewed at a public meeting in Prince- a considerable amount of the bodies of Ruben Po;>, ton last week when several hundred less the people of the river basin want JUS! PARAGRAPHS testimony given in the earlier and James Taekru their voices to remain strong in the de- Under the Capitol Dome sessions because we were given older man's dog *:•> citizens had an opportunity to study quite a lot of classified beside him. velopment and control of the river that By J. JosepL Both men were tl;v; the operations of a spanking new unit NeverCanT*n material nm[1Nonethelessi««- , he add-, - serves them. To accomplish this, the You never can tell. If she • rt .nd convention session on May •efugecj, tiw problem will be been holding the line against gressmen and legislators home from pending bills. Already two assembly when final platforms will solved. the invasion of the Gypsy Moth, their national or state law-making men have introduced a bill to repeal be adopted. Governor Richard New Jersey is now second on but because their eggs can fly like a kite for 200 miles, con- chores, indications of public objection the fiscal note legislation, under the J. Hughes will deliver the key- the list of states in resettling note speech at the Democratic thtnecuoanse Cubans.. neNew Yori™k, «lsfirs .u»t «tant vigilance is necessary. to mushrooming tax bills were mount- curious reasoning that it would be too convention, while Senate Pres- with 10,219, Puerto Rico third This department discovered 31,- " 000 acres Infested last year and costly ajnd "cumbersome" tq let the ident William E. Ozzard, Som- 2,500; California, fourth ing. wlth eliminated the pest through ..„!« p chKkkg occoimt y<* irville, Is expected to supervise with 2,313, and Illinois, fifth public know in advance the cost and sipraytng. During the pvt In Washington proposals to reduce the Republican conclave. with 1,513. Massachusetts ha SAVINGS ACCOUNT. Yo« ducku* "ccow winter, however, thirty men on the President's $100 billion Federal hence the tax effect of the spending In the 1963 platform, Repub 1,090; Texas. 809; Pennsylvania Mpilyoy to work oat a budgtt for yotr family. snovshoes discovered il.OOOj proposals being considered-in the Leg [leans are expected to stress 679, and Louisiana, 543. Be- Yoir SAVINGS ACCOUNT protech ojoiwr budget gained in number — and in acres Infested In Sussex, Pas- that New Jersey has suffered cause of the sub-zero cold, •mirgcMies. Pay Yourself Fmt - by depotrfaO islature. sale, Morris, Bergen and War-! popularity with taxpayers. Thtese in- jeverely under ten years o: Alaska has none. regularly in a Sovingi Account at rhn boak. Democratic administration and ren counties. | The Oovernor has appointed cluded the "Byrd Budget" issued an- Meantime, the proposal for a $75 pledge to promote the State's Frank A. Soracl, Plant Indus- • Colonel Jack B. Dunn, of West- nually by U. S. Senator Harry f. Byrd, economic growth, prudent and try Director of the department, million state bond issue — with an field, to handle the arrival of efficient management of the claims the new horde of moths of Virginia. Citing specific means of Cubans In New Jersey. Colonel overall cost of one and a quarter bil State government; raise the leaked over the border of New Dunn figured In locating refu- trimming more than $12 billion from basic standard of educatlona' York State after traveling down lion dollars in principal and interest- gee Hungarians several years appropriations and other expenditure opportunity for every child from New England when wind to launch new capital construction has ago under Oovernor Robert B. and temperatures PAY YOURSELF authorizations, the chairman of the alertness to the needs of labor direction been assaihd by several statewide or restoration of the merit system Meyner jwere Just right. This year, FIRST BY DEPOSITING Senate Finance Committee said that in civil service; combat blight CORPORAL PUNISHMENT: New York is spraying above the ganizations, including the New Jerse i who complain that efficient control of necessary Federal promote civil rights, continued Parentd bbrfler and fljew Jerseyr is at-1 REGULARLY IN A Taxpayers Association, as too costly. recognition of veterans rights, ichool principals or teachers tacking the invaders at thel SAVINGS ACCOUNT . expenditures Is sorely needed to n Ityent time, il store confidence in federal fisc; At the Ideal level, too, taxpayer dis- GLAMOR GIRLS O AT THIS BANK content is in evidence. Not 0nly is PUBLIC SERVANTS: The : stability. New Jersey Civil Service Com- In Trenton, legislative halls con- there persistent widespread demand mission report* 105,578 public '. tlnue to reverberate from the recent for property tax relief, but in a more employees In Bt&te and local jurisdictions, including State '• report of Governor Hughes' Commit- specific way, taxpayers this year re- Police and teachers, are under •• tee on Efficiency and Economy in jected a record number of school dis- civil service protection. trict budgets. Elections' in so-called Under competitive State I . State Government. This recommended classifications, 17,477 employees I Article VII school districts give tax- are listed, while. 6,404 are mm- Mbriilge • ^ome 50 ways of improving- efficiency "id saving money. One of these, call- payers their only opportunity to ex- competitive. Labor cla*Mflca- t-lons comprise 1,648 persons . 'ii? lor a "fiscal note" on legislative press themselves directly on «pend- and Uivre are 25 persons in the .- 'Mils to indicate their cost, has now and-tax questions via the ballot box. exempt class. In fhe unclassi- In no other governmental units are fied civil service there are 3,788 National been carried out by the Legislature— persons. Including the State but with aertain limitations. There the governing bodies required to sub- Police and teachers. was some reluctance to enact the nec- mit their budgets to popular election. Twenty counties under civil service protection have 12,988 employees, wljlle 188 munici- IlKGULAK BANKING 1IOUKH: palities have 48,434 working Bank Monday thru Friday « A.M. to 3 FJH. employees. Eight school dis- Friday Kventgci 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. tricts under clrll service have * (Eartmi 2,808 employees and at the WOODBRIDGK PTJBLISHINa COMPANY present time 77 ptwsonu are be- 3 Locations For Your Convenient Lawrence P, Campion, President 4k Treasurer [lng classified. J Under the heading of mis- AVENEAvinMirLi OFFICnnirpEi MAIMN OFFICnuvirv E i USEI.IN OFH^' Published Weekly on Thursday tt 1:00 KM. cellaneous, the Civil Service 20 Oreen Street 6S1 Roosevelt Avenue Commission lutto 1,51)5 em- 383 Avenel St. Comer of 1412 0* Tree *»*« WoodbrWge, N J. Carteret, K.' I. ployees under 38 housing auth- (Winer of Miniu.Ave.) Berry St. & Moore Ave. orities In the State; 327 under ISELlN THeohont: ME «-im Telephone: K3 1-5000 the Passalc Valtey Water Com- AVENEL WOODBRIDGE mission; and 9 under the Tren ,t ion CturlM E. Gregory, Nov. 27.1904 ~ Dee. 10.1961 "But, Dad, youil Just have to increase my allowance. ton and Mercer County Member Federal Reserve 8ystem—Federal Depoait Insurance Con*"' Mtmoilat Building Commission. M«il - On* yew $«.N SU Months 10c per •Chkto' Murphy has asked me to go steady!" (Continued ou ftue 16) If:,' Thursday, April 25, PAGE THIRTEEN Colonia Man Reaches Youngsters™ Pl°m Induction Through Creation of Marionettes NextMonday Srhectman, Teacher, ISELIN — The ExecutiW v Finds Hobby Interests Board of School 15 met Mondif at the school, Pershing Ave« Neighbor*' Children i |nue. to make plans for tht COLONIA - It is the ambi- icominK general* membership | meeting Monday night. tion of most of us to have the 1 world on a string but Aaron Mrs. Robert Arfralas, hto- Kchectman of 7 Neptune Place, torian. reported on the hlBt6iy Is satisfied living In a world of of thr PTA of School 16 whloh strinu peopled by marionettes she has been compiling. Each 'striiiR puppets). year the history will be added to by the succeeding PTA Ex«« Created out of carved wood 'cutive Boards. with paper-mache heads, the marionettes are Intricately At the regular meeting M0n» strung toRether and attached day Mrs F. Lamntlno, County the thin wood and wire con- 'Foundation Day chairman, wiD trols Aaron Schectman uses to install the officers. manipulate them and bring ! The slate is fcs follows: them to life to the entertain- ! Mrs. Donnld pril'y, president; ment of both children and Mrs. n. E. McOinty. first vice- , adillta. | '•president; Mrs. William Htrt, second vice president: StephBJl Mr. Schexhtman Isn't a pup- ; iSzllnsky, school principal, hon« peteer by profession but his iorary vice'presldent; Mrs, Wil- 11.1,1.IN(i TIME: At ''"Ionia Library. First Strphrn Korh: Srcnnd row, Bonn!.- Itnthman, Karen SUf- chosen profession, teaching, led liam Collins, secretary, MW. kuliik. Annf Rolhman, Tf-nrr Tnokrr, l.orl (ln. Susan Staffin, Joseph Krystnrk, Trddle Rfbctje, to his making puppets in an 1 Kurt Schweitzer, treasurer; >( U Klml Kftwtjr, /senary Marks, Lorraine I);il. effort to reach the children at Mill. I "" Mrs. Charles Nakash, the State Village for Epileptics' RpondiiiK secretary; and in Sklllman, where, he was ac- mond Smith, parllamentarlBUt quiring his first year of teach- Nominations will be accepted; Library Board Announces ins; experience. from the floor. A graduate of Ruteers Uni- versity with a Bechelor of Sci- At the meeting Monday • Plans for Story Telling ence and Master of Education 'Tom Thumb W»dding" will tw wos, Aaron who is currently presented by the second fTMto - , COLONU--The Coloina U- working toward his Doctorate pupils. brwry Board of Trustees has an- ouncwl a n in Education, fund his sln- Mrs. Charles Cerbone, library " ™ «?** ^ ^ di'iits were aesthetic because of ihalrman, announced that sh« borrowers of the Colonia Pub- thpii- past failures and some TEACHER AND PUPIL: Aaron Schechtman, left, is showing a 13-yp;T-old neighbor. had received, a part of the ship- AJ ACT llc library. A Story Tt>llln« VM-p- doubly handicapped be- Randy Wilson, how to make and manipulate marionettes. ment of new books ordered llCW UtllfCr? Horn- will be "held Saturday ciiuse of mental and physical from PTA funds. Mrs. Cerbom* rnoniinns at 11 00 in the library disorders. on to teach elementary grades'Jewish Community Centt- ofihe is about to launch his mar-also said that five new member* IHF.1JN - At a mwtliiii of ror children tn Kindergarten Aecepts Challenge in Metuchcn school system.!Essex County as a Cubmasterjlonettes on a new venture, have volunteered to serve on iln' Ftdctiitrd Women's Club of ind Kindts one and two. Trachin? them was a chal- The addition of their sons;director of magic club, group teaching history to teenagers the library committee. Tll(1 flrs jlenire and he accepted the;Daviil, age 7, and Hal, age 4,;leader of basketball team, and,through a historical series that Tuesday, May 7, and Wed- I«lm Mm. Cecil Bliss WM elrc- t Piofiiam will be held 1 trd present Al» elected were: *t»r,da-v " «»[l °' "* *f^ challenge by trying to find;gave Aaron a delightful, cap-]director of the new teen lounge, he hopes will have each act as nesday, May 8, have been desig- tlr« In ri'l^hrple National Ll- IsomHhinR which would stimu-jtivp audience, jhe helped the youth group with!a lesson in itself and serve as nated for kindergarten regis- late their interest. His search! Aaron tackled Mr* Frank Buchholz, first ,,rary W,,.R TIC^PU may be <% a large aud-iaud » communityy service project.]pj] a focacal ppoint of discussion for tration in the school. PTA vice president; Mr', Wnlkrt, tallied from librarians riurim: came to an end when he dis-jience again in 1952 when as a He aided them in making mar-|furthe| r research. members will be on hand to wcond vice president; Mrs. reiml.ir hours whicharp 3 to 5 I coveredjin art lcle_by Bill Baird member of the faculty of ionettes and presenting a show! Presently he is working on a welcome the new parents to Vt» in the Woman's-Dny maRiizlne Orover Cleveland Junior High for the entertainment of the;puppt,t image of Franklin school. Plans have been mado Clara FoaWy Newman, rccordinc pm each dny duriiiK the wee!: 1 secretary; Mrs. Ralph Ambrose, and 7 to 9 p m on Monday and tellln« In detail how to make,School he was seeking some- senior citizens at a Home for'Delano Roosevelt to be used in for the annual kindergarten marionettes. the Aged in Linden. PlilMll A RABFR eorrwpondliu secretary; Mrs W«in< sduy Saturday hours are IN MISSISSIPPI: A 3c thing to entertain the parents conjunction with his recorded tea. Monday, May 27, 1:30 \\\v IIM it: Marine The children in his unsraded P. M., at the school. Spencer Orren. treasurer Mrs 9:30 «m until noon ard ( . Van Buskirk, son of as part of the student guidance In W59 when he purchased speeches. He hopes to climax , \ K.thrr. HD classroom were between the program. He presented a very BllM succeed* Mrs Herbert B The story tellers are students Mr. and Mrs. Harry H, Van a tape recorder to pre-recordjhis historical series with a A hot dog luncheon will be . Irii J. K»b*r, ases of 9 and 21 and soon they well received story of the stu- his plays whteh would enable political satire of a summit „„„ William* who wa.i president of from thi- Colonia Junior Hieh Buskirk. II Semrl Avenue, held for the children on Thum- i Vvrnue, fo- Isrlin, U a radio-radar main- vere using the school workshop dent who tells the teacher he him to concentrate on manip\i-|meeting between President day May 16. il icrrult train- the orv»nia»tlon for wven yran;.~fl«ho<>r» Library Club which is 1JI1(1 r le dlr tl011 of Mrs tenance specialist, stationed watching and helping as he no longer wishes to go to school latlne the characters during a Kennedy and Premier Khrush- Mrs. J. E. Scharer, it ihe Marine The membenhlp authorized " '' ^ , carved hands and arms, legs v-uise he knows everything, show he Invited his neighbors1 r Col at Rfesler Air Korce Base, Education chairman, announced •*; liriint. Pirrii donation, to thr Mln First Aid <*'"'« f, **** '"• °'"» and feet, and bodies out of was Counselor to get into the act. Mrs. Hun- lwi u I Bn a d Miss. He is a B62 emduat- Al though Aaron Schectman that a panel discussion deallnf Squad and to the Community "J \ «\ '^«" » " wood. ter Wilson, whose son Randy iuiil. ( nf Wiiodiirldjf Senior Hish Working as a counselor at doesn't have the world on a with Parent Education will tat» ' O)1 nia I ri was an apt pupil of Mr. Schect- Scholar.^ fund T l'\f u ° I ^ "'- School. At first they made a man and the Crystal Lake Day Camp in string, seeing the way this ded- place at the May PTA meettaff. , , _, , tlil.Bour\ sd» rThe\ :<•••y an havd ehav alel volunterehud s(M'cd- womam to use for entertainment jWest Orange during the sum'- man's; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Uun on community utd **l»I , , ,„,,,.„„,,, . icated man employs his stringed May 20. Teachers and parent* Iv h'.levt Mr» William* retd a rnolu- a {o 1( urn tlie art and to not across bnsle lessons.jmer months, he again utilized|Greenspan, and Mr. and Mrs. will participate in the discus--. problems, rrqiiMting swt«'le«l8-of iU, v MUm t0 ymm chll. mariontttes we can't help wish- Later the group wont on toihis marionettes, this time fOr|S«he«tman had a hilarious time . hg Ud it rniKht be safer sion. Vir >/«/»• TonightlaUon Aclion *ll> >* UltC1"°n dr.!! Club members have told r Member Joins the 0 111100 l th( 8t U> Pe d make hup" Chinese kit"s in-;an aits nnd crafts project. The recording the voices for his: J An ,•lection off r** ' » '. *. ,. . ' «lon'-slon s in elementary school* in Fire Co. Auxiliary eluding a butterfly that flapped childre" " ' n made the marionettes, —...----.marionettes.. * ft llon » convention In Atlantic r.. IRF.LIN - A meeting of the its wines hut their teacher, a stage, and gave a production The stringed puppets created1 W^pr KroneH Marks Deborah Hospital " Auxiliary of the Iselin Aaron fascinated by the articu- Women * Club's •VI i, i .ijiuirs nuaumu ui me i.M-uii nnrun lastiimiru uy un- mm,u- 0of1 "Robinsottuuinson v.TusoCrusoee" thawati was boy Aaron range in size nofrom aa,. Ir:r,.m Avenue cl1( ii(;a Hl>olt m Films To Be Shown clooini luncheon will b* hfld I lUHS I OlUnlPtt* ! 'n l ^ Ladder Co.,nation of joints and the remote complete to lights and music, jspider to a horse and includes! i.H/J Birthday at tete .,! Buunard re District 11, was conductcdjcontrol features of the miirion- With the aid of Melvin North, the traditional princess, hero COLONIA — Indoctrination May 26 at Hermii Plain f If Id • it ii, \iwuiisii. n rDistrict 11, was conductcd'control features of the million- With the aid of MelvinNorth, the traditional princess, hero! Orwi !s 1 P 4fl • rv VThursda> v by Mrs. Vincent King.'-ttes continued making thorn at a neighbor employed by New- and villain which star in his ISELIN — Walter Kronert, films from Deborah Hospital, >f officers tor ""• MW* "* r**m»- ark Ladder Co.. he planned a>origina« .f,..i..l. playp«..ws , iiiu»«"«including<, "Th^m.e. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Browns Mills will be viewed at 1 11 prior to' " * rOr 1)12 UaV presWmtA new . member, Mrs. Francis'.home: Ten. years ago when Mr. portable stage made out of iMouse With the Talented Tail,";Kronert' , Woo"' d' Avenue wasitoniftht's meeting of Deborah 1 .:+ '.!;?' btt.il- Mit William* report <>» f" I8FI.IN — Moth'-ri o' mm- BcvlP. was welcomed. The or-;Schectman was employed as a painter's scaffolding and em-i"How the Villain Pursued Her," honored Friday pveninx nt a|Leagu= e of Colonia at 8:30 P. M., '!i!ivs will be Sixth Dwlrlcl Spring Confer- l).-i s o! tin- Ist-hn Athletic As- ganization will donaW $10 to! teacher of clempntary subjects barked on a second career as aland "The Old Womaa- Who family party eclebratin:-.' his'at the American Legion Hall, 13th Kenny •wution will sixins<;r a cake the I3*lln First Aid Squad. I at Temple B'nai Jefhurun in nuppeteer giving a benefit per- Swallowed a Fly." j birthday. iRahway. Mrs. William Hooper, ,^!f '->!'. \}}{l duv °f *he aiipiml. fmhii'ins for the uniform'Newark he developed the idea formance of •'Rumplestiltskin" Out of his work with the! Guests were Jomiiu1 Moretti,[president reported, pannir Mav j in iinlun of ihf.suiiLs Aili IK- purchased in thriof err.ployin" his marionettes for the P.T.A. of School 22 in marionettes Aaron had to learn Levittown; Mr. and Mrs. T1\PO-J After the business meeting a Dix'ninv d.iv o( baseball season, near future thus completiiiR the in stories tellins: a moral. Five 1958. A performance of the many things including how to dore Caliendo and children, private showing of movies taken llic Isclin Athlftic Association Auxiliary's uniforms. White years later he entertained the same production was given at'play a guitar which led to his Charles and Carol, Mrs. James of the fund raising and Social STARTS TODAY AT is the tie* tiiitni' of the com-\>loves havo already been issued whole school with his first re- a Halloween party sponsored!latest hobby — folk singing. Clark, and Mrs. Emil Caliendo events of the Uague during the buied Little Leaiine und Pony to cacli member. ligious story presented by his by Video Park Civic Associa- To Teach History and children, John and Karen, past year will be held, Mrs. I«-aKUf. The parade will start Plans were made to particl- little people. "The Story of tion the following yqar. On the teaching staff at all of Iselin. Also present was Stanley Strenkowskl, program .it 1pm, at the corner of Wood pate in the annual Memorial! Hanukk^h Not active enough at the Central High School, Newark, Walter's sister, Carol. chairman disclosed. LIGGETT'S IN COLONIA Avenue iind Osk Tree Rtmri, Day parade. At the same time while iMidliif at Co<)per Avenue Piirk. The next meeting will be held; teaching at the Robert Treat Junior Hi^h School, Newark, hp Giant Hot Arrowl field 9 > Uy is. i P M, nl Auih A\e- All mothfis" of the boys are •\ue Flrehouse aided his students in building; • PROGRESS THROUGH SERVICE) a stage and presenting ;i Shave Creams home-baked cake or lo nive a Christmas story entitled. "The contribution cakes may be JToo/i to Participate Littlest Donkey." brought to tin stand .it Field 3. Resident Here Seven Years 'J 2 " 99c the (lav of the purude bi'tweeti' in Annual Camporee It was just seven years ago noon and 1 p.m. A member if ISEUN - Al a nnt'tluR of that Aamn Schectman and his wife, Phyllis, moved to Colonia SOUND FINANCIAL COUNSELING R«»ll Ml 31 the committee will be there to Boy Scout Troop 47 Friday eve- rifeive tht'm. at the First Presbyterian from* Elizabeth. He had mar- ANTISEPTIC An lnvlttttlon LS exteivded to,Church. Scoutmaster William ried his childhood sweetheart the public to attend the paradejDoerr announced plans for par- in 1950. Phyllis is a Phi Beta IS AN mid cake sale An exhibitiontlcipation in the annual Cam- Kappa graduate of Douglass Mouthwash baseball stune^ wiil ato be play- poree of the Raritan Council, College, Class of 1952 and went Pd. iBoy Scouts of Ainerica. The :' 2 '' 90c Tl\e mothers are no longer event will take place on the organized as an Auxiliary, but'Free School Land. Woodbridge. ORDER NOW IMPORTANT PART OF OUR SERVICE CryiUI and Colorrd will sponsQr the sale as a means Plans will be made for a nf helping the Athletic Associ- Court of Honor to be held in For ation purchase equipment for May. at the regular Troop \ the boys, who range in we meoting tomorrow night in the Hair Brushes Our knowledge GREATEST from 8 to 19 years old First Presbyterian Church. MOTHERS DAY STORE EVENT "12" '1.01 The Perfect Gift and experience The proper handling of your surplus funds calls for spe- 10 DAYS ONLY- Oral, Rrctal or Stub for Mothers and are always at FEVKR cialized sljill and accurate, '"'IMIIKPKICKOFI HIKING Grandmothers . . . . your command up - to - the - minute infor- I'IIIM a Penny! Thermometers MILES mation. We will be pleased ; to counsel with you in such K<>M S BUYS! X 2 '"' 80c C A 7 matters, and to act on your i »ur lc Sale Plan. instructions on the purchase, Itul \j Battery Oprroled 3U A DAY I •(Hi Uood To MUi! FAMILY RING "sale, redemption, exchange AUTOMATH Made especially lor her with I and transfer of securities. CUSHION the birthstone of each of her | Peel free to call on us at any children or grandchildren. Tooth Brush time for practical help in K»rm*rly |5.»5 Fashioned ii\ J4K yellow or I sound fipancial planning. J.69 w White gold ... set with NOW «4r brilliantly cut (syn.) bli'th- enjoy wonderful stonee. OIAKANTKED tOOTHB»ll8H RKHIIS walking ease ... Pfcl. of 4 Hie solt, supple. j Price: One Birthstone. $25,1 N HOSE linger- flexible soles. Two Stones, fSO; Three 'Hit 9 VOLT Smartly casual; in peel, rot »rs Stones, $3$: Four Stones, Transistor Radto fashion's own colors. M0; Five Stonea, }15. Butteries Each Additional Birthstone. | FIRST BANK of C0L0M 97' FREE BIFT 3 lor 59'' WRAPPING ^ in Service c^*o First in Seairity = t ; _~ Watch t|art Located on Inman Avenue at Amherst In The Colonia Shopping Plaza COLONIA SHOPPING CENTER William A. Kochek, R.F. Route 27, Colonia Shopping IMazu Schwartz Shoes MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUKANCE CORPORATION Op*n 10 A.M. to 9 P-M. Route 27 • Colouia "One of New Jersey's Finest Shoe Stores" Tuet., Wed., Than. & Fri. PHONE IHMly—9:00 A. M. to 9:it P. M. 1519 MAIN STREET RAHWAY, N. J. Monday « Saturday 'til I • rrld»y Till It P. M Phone FT 1-3717 1-8455 Sunday—8:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. OPEN KKIDAY TIL 9 P.M. ROTM) IL-EB-CP me l Thursday, April 25. 1953 LEGAL NOTICES (W OARAGE - eilll K Any larife nut >n. imi PAGE FOURTEEN AJi auppllee to be a«llv«r«d an In tin «eflnltim „, directedrecte . S*punt< bldbld« aree reqnefrtld on th» M. HOHK OCCUPATION i price and An; falnful trnploymmt w nhovo Items with a unit price and Mm o( not more thor, j „ Many Activities Going On Presents Slate * total prlr« for «»ch Item luted. of tin rMMent l«miiv m The Bo«r the prim,,, ,,,M;'' J. O'BRIIN. Becrftufy nil ot the irtarlini ,(,»,im,! , JOHN KOLIBAS. President o«0P«"<" m«v be |,UISIr,| CARTERET - Several senior .leased to hifth schools through-|mp"etl"nR of th(, eaiterot Jewish principal dwelling, item-imp students hnvp bern notified of out the country by the Ingcnueirjommunlty Center was held Cnrteret Board of Bclucetlon eenmirr bulMlnf. »hiih i. sorj to nidi principal „ «<•- hv insiitu- Student Press Service, a free]this week 'at the Chrome Seoul April 17, 1903 111.80 their acceptances hy instltu C. I", 4/J5; 5/2/«3 Home occupation! lrf „,„„,, •bi-monthly"syndicate of news|with President, Herbert Han-Is the field of work of the «,i',' mar Include aucrt activity, ,i tiotii of hlelvr rdiratlrm. IUPKRIOH COURT . and featureatures abouaboutt teteene s espe-'presidinp presiding m«kin«, millinery, Ulli Miss Carol Chezmar, OF NEW JKR8KV : electrical and tudlo repair written for use by high Nominations chairman. Brr- CHANCERY DIVISION ipenlri. The refill »!. of',,»»,,. t nard Delta, presented the f Minm.KIIKX COUNTY luervtcje In stmrlurra d,,,,,,,,.,,1 mnr, hns been grunted by the Inge-,of officers to be voted on ai Docket No. M-3MI-I2 sllerid lo m«ke iwh sitim , primary mt

s< n ' " - - --•• --<•-• tlllTP Civil Action Inn, borlnn, slit r,w, „, Spanish club. ;unior play, . :,^.,.* 'lbiiit|PS include reviewinglpresldent, Bernard Deltz: NOTIf'R TO ABSENT DEFENDANT brau. cower, tin, lead ,„, W piny, cheering club, social. > . reportinR releases.Vice Presidents. RobrRoberr t R. Ti): William Clerk, Defendant: Did mturlili. imreilsiFi,M (aluedittna, and reporting bllH which ire un pi-'or In the pre-medionl course ,](i<. asfiiStBnt; *ecre- Samuel Breslow: Financial Sec- Dialnt nf the plaintiff on or before elmUk.llon ot Junk i rl.y of May. l««3 *~ -— liv's with her parents at 18 coimcll: radioiretaryretary, Mrs, Irving Levity 6 «. JVNK YAH!) , „ tary, library council: radio luit an answer on P»tt»B ,-,-vpit. Avenue. 'Board of Directors, Mark Bin- whoer af any M lur th. «ora«r ir,.,, ,,1 He shohoww TeeTeenasnaR e Book Talk; Fu- abaMoonKnt ol Junk, m ,,i , J stein, Philip Gladner. Benjamin , ... Wtat Mljto'n Avenue mtnlllni, demolliim John Swlncler has learned of .^ Buslness Leaders of Amerl J l Goldberg, Mrs. Clark Green- New Jersey, and In default mwi ol. etrarlurfi. h .s "oceptance to Howard T-Ini- <,a; Annscott News: Freshman innri,, mrh Judgment ahall be oUwr vrsi'ty, where he plans to ma- | . berg, Mrs. Jeanette-Qreenwald. rr-nclrrrd against you a* the Cour. «r pirla ihpr'nf ,,,, te( gnd newspaper however, that Ihli drimiti,>n , Marvin Greenwald. Harold hlnk equluble aud Just. You to jor in Science...... ' conferences Held 'lie your answer arid prnnt nf any ni Maddow. Samuel Melka, Her- lotHi un which. In hihr Active'ln many school affairs: "" they are: Dr. I^ils S. W«ryn. lather ,-,.,••. In duplicate with the Cletlc IKe Zonbtf Board, irr n,., bert Samuels, Irving Stein. AT DINNER-DANCE — Pirttired above are the ,7o-n has participated in foot-! Within the past two, w eeb Holy Family rhurrh; Thomas ('. Mllik, pwldrnt: Andrew rjf the Superior Court. Bute Hnui* •MhttDUl lo my Intuitriji b-.ll. track, senior riec club, conferences were held with sen- Arnold Youne and Sy "Wegbreit, speakers who appeared at the I'nll-h Arrifrloan Club tradi- lAnnei. Trenton. New Jersey. In ar- mKtfd la any rate TV u,,- Banlek, mayor; and Joseph Karpinskl • —cordancs with the mlei ot clrll Yerd" ae herein deflnH in, i.:,. Rabbi Morton Baum an- tional Easter Dinner-Dance held Saturday. l*ft to ri«ht corluica wi UmMMIe wndu I yiril. prartlct and procedure t>. LOT. , , . Land niind , nounced that registration will i _ , TliTtie ohjetobject o. f aald aclcn It to ob- be ocovted br » bulidinf , be held next month for Hebrew bten aueaeiij baUdlno, or tr . ,i, ,mn i Judgement of dlvorea between Itooj and Ka errrtnry lw ,' „,• School and graduation will the i»ld plaintiff and TOU. SwinRler, of 26 Essex Street, r; " . u •,, „ *» inB rwn. (ttbir «IUi tnrh opni •; held In June. Alirtl I. 1M3 I in reaalred »mWr the pun,. , ?|st.EiiasSchool Traditional Post Easter Ikla ordtunre lor • lot M, Patten & PrjK» !n Harold Gross, Building Chair- j AUorneja tor Flalrtrf Met to whk« earn M „ , 1(3 Went Milton AveotM and harkl tin required In-1,, id^ents concerned about seeking man, reported that all the steel j R»hway, Ne* Jeraej is In, Including the stairs, the H.LOT AUU. . . ^^r berg Collefce. a career In the military service. C P 44-ll-ll-U/M U3J0 aortaaul tree lutludrt ».•- . roof planking \s going up now " Celebrated Jayne's school affairs include The guests were well received Wbere Ike Irani' I,,I the honor society, banner bear- and enclosure Is expected to beGalvach, Jr., president, pre- ZONING OKOINANn UM nm*t UM of a mm ,.- and the conferences proved to 11th Century, when gear.-clyj rt or h wool* ai the mrf' er, freshman tea, orientation completed in about two weeks.|slded at the April meeting of, (• \UT1CRKT - A rapacityi A. of;to Or THE BOROlfiH i lot area ihill not I, ,; be most interesting and suc- alter their pj or CARTFKKT K guide and junior play tieket The heating, which is being do-] the St. Elifls School PTA. ' 'crowd of 400 filled Bc-thien Hall the Hfilv JViniiy"R.(V Cluircli.iii HK» \i Dirt el DM lot k UM M t» ,» cessful. nf Cliri-hfioilv, the Poles anil tin t NEW JERIRV u tbe etrecl. committee. ' inated by the chodosh family,^md Augustine Medvlgy open- on Siitimuly ni((lit as the Polisb- the flcrond oldest orKimiied |>:ut>h TO BE KNOWN AS n. LOT DEPTH. . . n, ,- ia CirtmCarteri't. . 'Hiitlieniani iiil"|iteil the |niwv-, horbonUI dM«w« button • ;will be installed after the roofed the meeting with a prayer Ainrrii'jin t'luh of (.'ar^rct relo- - ORDINANCE NO. 111. Miss Henly. who lives with. Cliairmun of tlie affair. Jimi'li,willow .i« n trji(lititin;il c\ ml>ol tui lot UM a*d • lln* dri'w for the sviwess of the gain " 1. WOllllS AND rHRA5Ei!. . . . II IU lulrii, mnii, Lawrence Selgel, and k the pTA s 1lmncM report to liers fur the success ot th(> 000.000 ricmons of Polish descent,a purt nf the Aninicftn srene. Hr Wordi \mi in the Frtieil me* tt- wttb Ike (Me M linn admUglonJjy' Long Island Un! flllr !init irgpd that rr8ons not elide the liiturr, lh« iliiulir um- a B 1 , that coiimiunisni now M. LOT : beinK ordered now. d ^ tssin? aeffln •t0o al".i,..i,,,,l '' i,,» t' «,i,.l, nt.hn'ii l' - fktirt nii-]>in thhe UU. SS. an.d) thth e world'.old' wllnwil ihut coiimiunisni now ron- btr turlwlei IN* plural and Ira CT n .Imllcil iilfolneically half the world porlleq of a IM ii n,.-. inn ,,,-I.I.,.«ud largest "Polish1 city is in tlaral. Ik* eknlir Ta* word "M" etreet oae. la odd iiuM It was this in-stitution which for lie felt thai I lie evil* of rom- iocMn Me awd "plat" The nrd aaralar ihapfd lotn i'.t awarded Donald a full tuition LaLsion Chuirman to the Jew-1' he st:it"d, tliiit. ciich groups whichll- S.—ChicuRO, 1 ' boiWlni" ncludee the mrd "etrac- Ibe fror^ife may be rirv ish War Veterans. Serving with| tln lint. (| in'ini>in com|>:tnili|p to tinier- lurf" Tbe »rm "inch u" where b* Ibt um m the M «>' • scholarshio. A household merchandise 'keen ulil world traditions pnlmnrp! Joseph Kariiin^i. nil War f'11"1'1'-1 'hat cmnfinl the ("lirint ued taenla (kill be tceuMered >e that iorh laiftb ol \--' him will be Philip Hochman jbingo, sponsored by the PTA. Hie cultural inheritance1 tint isiorinn .'.'._ ' the \V , Intro'uctaf a topical er UlwtraUre not ba leu tbu oai-hall Active in school affairs lie ! l.iimoil that if Rusaian forers tuber ttua in allrtljr «iclo»ni or and Harold Levit?-., Rabbi Mor- lfl mtalnnn Irmtait biriui • has participated in the honor | will be held on Monday evening' AmericaVt—thp best from all jiarts 11 iiiitit irj- pultlicution. "Kigliimn ' I'ohind. eoiniiuinism taclmlre jMlpntloo el prrmlilfd Jl. LOT WHifll. . . r ton Bmim, Max Oruhin and « pnUDUed un, »rtivWt», eeub- society, P.T.A.. senior play, 'May 6. at 7:30 P.M., in the St.!"1' Ih'' e " jPnlaiiil." sjieiikiiif! with riint Vitni-li I nun that ill-fnted hormmtil widtH mmuirt Edward Fulk will be on the festivities opfllcil with n'trarr f a Polish i lo Uw lot Orpli band, wrestling and student auditorium Thr •in (in.- il.iy. The mine would oc- i7Kccuiim~vii' on BUIUV NON • CONFORMIM: High Holiday committee. of lile^mg liy Rev. Fr.lth.it he first saw I'artcn TTURK. ... A otnKtore »•.. teaching located at Romanowaki St. ]^i!Z cur in HiiiiKnry, Cie.'hndlovakin. ING. . . A nberdlule ive or Other reports were heardjis aim as a 20-year ol.l >i buldlBi, Ihe pireoM of wklck n deelfa or location upvi i : Donald is the son of Mr. and :.t N. V. V. He said he w: ("ul'.i. < In in I IT', iewing Prtliah n'f- mcldeiiul to thtt M a mall •* or Mt rwfom to Ihe rervr•-< from Mrs, Isadore Gamza, Fi-lTickeL .-ve now available Jiigi.v lu> lciini>'il that UR of 150' bnlldlaf »o Uw HUM W Ihle onlbiun lor lh« • Mrs. Joseph Sasovetz of 50 any member or Inii'i-ly ; roml nf his Ami 3. AUJtY. ... Any »n>Ue er pri- which H al lorated '. l'oli-li refuged liA(l higher rr- Marion Street. citizenship (he chimed tmtlifiilly tit* «•; leu tlua H left In wldtti U, HON-COWORMn'l 1 -! ennl for (lerniiiny thnn for Russia! unlaea nek »ij eilMcd prior U> VM of t buUdtiiK ur «[ ,, He plans to major ii: medi- hciiip imly » tnnutli old :.•< KII lh« piuifi •< UUi onUaam la doel not conform to irr r-. n cin . procurement committee; Sid- Ami in.ml brcaiiM' sim r |'i|.'i IK »n I'thiiii" lirntliiT. He also nicn-i trhleb cue net pobllc *r prrvite of [hit ordauic* lor i.'.r ,; . Father Medvigy announced tKUHil the K.ityn Msfwre. w.y wtuck It leee Una N leet tt whkh It It illmlrd ,ney Roth. House Committee Is Nominated filt he hii.l been a tiinn uiiiiintl 1 On Press Boa/d that on Mothers Day, May 12. a NON-PROFIT Fin i i: -. Arlene Albert, a junior, has jChalrman and Herbert Harris. ii I'.iuntn1. He could, lie r-i-•''->!. ii"! l'"m< rt.iiiiiiient wan by Whitfy "i APAETHIMT Ol DWELUNO " ' . . Any nl . , Committee chairman.jcommunion breakfast wil....l . be CARTERET—Presiden_ t Mrs. : n 1 UNIT. ... A room, or luttt at two of bifhrr Inn; . been selected by Miss Evelyn '"""n K:1V ' .'' 'l -' "•"tra ?Dlln"!r or nor* rootni, «Uca ll detlfnni iered by tbe Stale of New J, . j held after the 9 A.M. Mass in (Leonard Kramer presided at the • (\,i in lor, liunded lor. or otcnlrd bgr a private educational i™t • • ' Brown and Mr. Francis T HIGH CHODOSH ' " »« limll> er komioU, living •• |the auditorium. The .schooliGeneralMembership meeting of,r^'i,,,, „ r(,i,muiiii-t -i,i. V null; rabject lo rriuui : Tom'7uk and the Annscott WILL BK HONORED—Hugh 7" 'i an Indeporftat UK deln| tu ewi Krtbet br Ibe SUU ol v-. Ji The Mistake children will put on a skit dur- the United Hebrew Sisterhood:t|ms ,.),„„, .\mrrica. Hi- mini which bwUlutloi la ««ir' li/t.wr* to \- >• Ingenue Student Press Advisory table were discussing a shat- niversary of the Hungarian|April 22 at the Loving Justlc vote in eviry i-Mii-n li,-c.nw n t BASElt£NT A iloo t*rUr eteondarr or nbordMic' • brate his Bar Mitsvah, Sat- LEGAL NOTICES •KkrcroBd aad kivlof more Ihu •cthitr of uj luch iniiiiu'. * tered romance. Rosary will be honored at thisjSynapogue. Mrs. Moil n BaumiH at the local level ihit much i»i- ene-lalf el IU h*UM ilo»e actlvttlee ere a wrt "I r.- ' Board as the liiKeime Student 1 urday at the Brotherhood of , "It's all a mystery to me,",breakfast. Iread the opening prayer. llitii'al control l>eirin< ;IM.I it i- NOTICE 7. BILLBOARD. OB CO operatlM <* ta the Board of Adjustmr-iu of mdhrldMi er eenuaUea noted ki gvnup of high school journal- ii er u erf a fi>^- . ?ot to thinking about him. so munion of school children wllliMay 1. i Dr. Lmii" A. the Borounh or C«rteret, und«r Btc-1 UM HU er niriaT fer prellt of tpac* mure leet w unl in • ists ihiouphout the country ON SUBMARINE TENDER n :li ii.itci ihiih t'.on No, R/8 40 55-30 of th« ZonlnK, thmoa u a tllwule el maaaiae- nwdalkai. iioflun "' ''• • . I wrote him a long letter, say- be held Sunday, May 26, at the; Mrs, Lillian Schwartz guessed i' . -"pi'^r. 1 turtaf, eervic* er cctuserdal an- tbe i|od or ikn i* it. <•• v.-hQ «••;]] rnnpevat^ with the CARTERET — Navy Lieu- 1 1 11 11 1 an ~Uli'Il t dl Ordlmnt? b ' Ml^h**! Dombol on' U.-Ktui. i^u «t!A Cict 'ir.t !;ing just what I thought about a A.M. Mass. The InstallatlontTie correct amount in the. '! -" ' " '' bcha!; ot Michael Dombol for a; taemi, nclodioej IIWIMT" - edi'.urs of Ingenue in an t-ffort tenant Robert J. Shanley. iri'l U dlipli;-«4. br metil ol wtallnj, mUent lamlly. _ ^ .'things and I never heard from of PTA Officers will also be Birthday Bank and received ^™ ''.nC.'iont Aiiii'rii'aii'variation from ihe r»qulrem«nU of • Mitlai er ether awaa. adnnWai to call more public attention to of Mrs. Roberiivt Snanley, 75 ^nt oi thf the M. PROFESSIONAL (in i : him mill Sur- Zonlns Ordlna.icf w aa to per- A>i deacrislu a wtde ivMj d Tbe effln of • Bicmiw Ihe. activities and accomplish- Street' is"serving' aboard again" held during this Mass. In the'credit for her Donor. l'llj: WUIIH ,,„ , ,,,'mlt 1 FAMILY HOUSE on the; arodMU or eenraMt wtldi ire tot odbwl traimtoo «t.r= - 1'iiir- m Hfald 8t , Bloc* No.j midt, produced, awBtaM. or eeld ments of today's teens, .the Navy'svy's first fleet ballistic' Disgustedly her girl friend,afternoon, at 2 P.M. the com-j Mrs. Irving Stein, chairman .l.-tl the li.-tmi premlws m Inn llulMir prtmUei owe vktck ta a rnliratlaJ diMrlc! . : submarine tender USS told her: "So you had to go'munion children will partlci- of the Sisterhood raffle for a, ••lories in liotl H" 'S3C Lou No. 1 It 2 and thli notlrt] at uJverUwmeni u dlaland. ofltra abail be tncldreii! ' - As a member of the Insenue !!•• Is se^t to you aa owner of property kief Ual occupation, i^ • " rAdvlsory Board. Miss Albert Proteus, which returned to her and open your big typewriter I", pate in the May Crowning of .seven-day Cruise to Nassau, an- lKnK!ipllc»tloii I* now docketed um reoalnd »rde aad/er eet- bmidkc aad taaU b>c.^ 'iji'fpri'si'l u-e in lh and hu been KI on the Wfk llate. •Ihco* of doctiin or ;>>> of all local teen news, interests, March 27', after two years duty _ „ « . . PTA mothers will serve asjMrs. Theresa Vacllackos of,hits more wi.lespn:.. I. BUODINO. . . . Atr etnetm rourlurtaai. dtoluti. <,<'"' trend.-, personalities .and spe-'at Holv Loch, Scotland. ! . Even Hen *ooieo |hostesses of the communionjRahway. ;I'. S. thnn > kivlm a root raworttd bj nlionu mlaMert, arcburcu. Uci' . - • railed on Tu«day, AprllM. 1IW3 ati ... - ' "Are YOU!' esgs fresh?" jbreakfast following the » A.M.! The April dark horse winner,"'' »«< ••it-«i'tl.'.l wif,d.iv. |,p nu er. by wilii u2 blradad lor tbe ttcti, profeaolonal «<•" ciai events that would warrant m whin 800 PM aharn, In Borough Hall.! fhrltrr, hewlnc, or rnchmiro ot uy yen. irtlaU. aitliiin, n;^ • 1 1 w f vi-nine , anUMifeI r taiiul. rack elber ilmUar }tvi>» national mention and acclaim. Prance assails Algeria for "Madam, the hen"hen ' doesn'tiMas.sdoesntiMas.s. Mrs. AndrewAndrei 'PirniPirnilkc will^JST'Mrswill^aVMrs.. Ben Demby. i^ «&'«l>!"«™] . whin l. «., vinine r ^ he OllllB:i lnlll>01 \h Bl'lLDINC AREA. . S« Fisor otuoiu whka our u "• • This information will be,re- seizing properties. realize I've got them yet." [again donate the breakfast. At! Mrs. Irvin* Levitz announced ! M"i"«» :md called, j.ou m4y appMr t(tMr )„ br tk> uBbl boam up- f :1 r :ls ll i: Bxjnni.No HEIGBT . . TT» ~ trie close of the meeting, re-!the slate of officers for the-' '', "V' " "',',!" . " """'"••":•.p«r»on. orobl yone r attorney, anyd. pr«- web board ikal IU-II » - fi-pshmpnts wei-p served tn the'lfiM fii seasnn- 'iUo 1;'"' ( ll"1 '*' "' " '""' "' «^nt "n>i oblectlona which ymi.may rartical «taUac» nwaawnl from Ika Inly profeaaloul 1° •'•• DMJI tUvaika al tta Ibulwd into nrta* of tha M«d iw ' ' 1 " \ '" 1 lf M i alMi itH Irani ol U» btukUn* u >>| aad eiscrtnn ai • JSf^S"! darJ "hoSfTsfdeTMrs. David ^ ' X " "" " " °' " ^ Uu bitkaat pom ai IM rut tur lor U* prtctln Uwr« I >-' • 1 0. II- «;li.l th;,t IUI r<» far •o we; advenel; jby Mis. J. Cotdein. |dent - Mrs. Joseph un Id tFuit Tmii t|M. ,inlv the Zoning Reapcrifu'.i-v. laU. aa4 Umi raofa, le Ik* build The next regular monthly Membership Vice-President -.fully (\ltl)i)lir' tril"' ill imrtli uctk lua (or mutart roota. .,jte ai ear looe lo ' '" MICHAEL DOMBOI. ll. COiJUl. ... A aurr p«tlr iMrs. Marvin Llebowitz, Bulletin • America, -'inn' illioilS I-1K- i Applicant i, loal tbu lor tbo !"•)(••• meeting will be held. Tuesday atderniwd wbirt UM kerebi. Tbe l*uun,. evAiing, May 14, at 8 P.M. Par-Vice-President - Mrs. Herman!'"")» •'"« UH b.MfM_Jb«T_,.. i tra, a_ . le»el. or total UwBoe lor i«vu:. another dream Nydack, Treasurer - Mrs. Her-;8" ro"1'1 ^ 1t11n.lv'-) C.P. 4/55/63 KM 11. COVElAGE. taWH acntJIxa ""•'• ent-teacher consultation will be irtuti ik* uul ana. tf air M «Ww4 MUcatlta ol f froffi 7:30 to 8 P.M. In the bert Samuels, Recording Sec ar oarctl ki aenpled br bolldtaff or elrocOne. taadnwi eaclooxl atrcbee tl. iCHOOL - COUMU classrooms. retary - Mrs. Howard Holland-' aad tlimlir ainauee. and inae- Tbat mirrtj of > r»v '•• into your ;; aorr b»Dtap. ciprourf a> a per- Uun o*o k •IM'l '•-• ' er, Corresponding Secretary - ctMafe »v«baat bliwr Wnuu »•!•»' er onlmm of utaiie auuetort. brelt. utcit at 233-135 Rootevell Avenue. rdiiMe or cbant ThP iktP was unanimously "n"i"lvL1 ~ At the Con- Carteret. Neiy Jeriejr , ii oomimmY Plans Listed •>U(Md or caovntH lor ine siaw wa,s unanimously,Rrei,ationa] mpptjn,, hplrl «f ftbjwtlonv II »ny. shonld be made, •wdalu* at Ilia or pwi of Ike aiM aet aol Ihloj u a CARTERET: Plans for thejaccepted by the membership, i"! ",„!!„, !KV, nn .,. m.».» *ntin» to Patrick! President Mrs. Kramer an- ith boaaekeetiei. Mil bot ebirmf >m» annual crowning to be held ;worshi" Closep las Ot fSunday the 11:0, thf0 FirsAMt . Po!ocm(New Jerseyr, Boroug, h h"k. CwttrtV' BOD itnnirj IKIIUC* May 5 were made at a meeting h in Ci 11 DWKIX1NG -I S1NGIJC VA« CARTIRBT NIW JER8ET ! ItV ... A deUrM bulktlaj of the) Young Ladies Sodality stimulus ! a:(.ied Ivr or oecmied by uoe Ion to the new Jewish Community LODOE 2J35, Ur or dorllnif bi k. of Holy Family R. C. Church HENEVOLBNT AND prater currently being erected II. (WELLING - TWO-r^JJlLV. at a meeting Sunday, by transferring PKOTICTIVI OROKB OP ... A .oeUcbad or >eo»4eUcb«l. In Carteret. i ELKS bolldlu ibere aol nun tots t»o In- ire to Harry J. Brenntr diiidnal laoUlj or dwlliB( wlu Miss Barbara Ann Akalewicz Membership Vice - President, ire o»Umr> aeaviled ;was selected a3 crowner and purpose. Etujicd Ruler •«JU er This added to the J Hoy Tastow nnri for Koota U Ik* ouUnh or Miss Adelele Czaya, attendant. new Sn-retary I I* a touunoi c*Uv. The Young Ladles Sodality, meeting of the C.P. 4/18-25/M »»»: 17. nwnjJNO - Ul'I.TtPLC ... A balldlni or porUoo Uwoof ued w the Children of Mary Junior •dvntUeu NOTICE TO B1ODEBS j er doolpoa* u a reeldeate lor Ibnre 'Sodality and the school chil- or noro aptrtrnaal or iiUlnt wlU m- JPTOIY. announced that Mrs. Herbert 1 , j .j, Sealed bids will b* replied by tha bxladbit aparumal booaea, »w< • bnikli*( i dren will all take part. (K« e( MJ Itwr »n<> lte ' , Samuels was the winner of rooms for nursery and toddler i Board of Education of th« Borouih OMSI aatela and llali. M M >• l ' Practice dates for the Sodal- rhjdloif aitfoinoblle ntuu, at lot&wr ilk* mt rww »l» « " '. Donor Dinner in the Mah Jong children will be met initiallj y 'Abrahao* Carwretm Lincol, Nenw School Jerwy, partereat that lily dvelUiu coattrud U ao fVur ilnni «• ";'",,' ' ity are Tuesday, April 30 and I existing . ma mrr bj aol mart Uua keHreea IW itoor »<> "••, drawing. Winners Of the Mah,^ u in . lAyenue and PlllraOM Street, C»r- ...... lloo at pwmltled ben*. •at ab«. ». M «*' ' 'Thursday, May 2 at 6:30 P.M. able, and will b COP-jwret, New Jersey, at flgbi o'clock til. DWELLING BIT . . . let dnotdube • Im' •'"'> / ; tournament will ™ r Wv« ki more tkjo i" '" iat Holy Family Church. jeratlon; as soon PUt P on Wcdrtesduy cvtnlor. May, 3J, IM), [ nounced by June. fit, Evmu'We mcvnricA. the level trim «*wh i^< < Fpur representatives of the IPlans are under tike bttlldlBX I* niriou^ Program Vice-President way for the murnatlonal cub ar not SIGN. ... Aa< ur>, Sodality will participate in the finances. and Attachment! traarurk, Urarlure or ito, Aw •kill in <•""'••' tmvit uaed U VlmUIr UW etury W It coicre i««f "" union Sodality, Perth Amboy The appointed Hep»ruie bldi are requested on tbe naoje or Ibe irtiHr belai •ret *i Ihe Ho" •'•' '" St. Joseph players, (O by bar Wuau-Ul. tMialocat, plstrict crowning May 12. They Helen Wilson as 'chairman'"of: A°-T»CI lu an excerpt from "Born Yester- er cooimarcitl eatarvriao »akh ka floor mt belw " '"',' arae Mi&ses Donna Gavron, the ChrlstianJ Education com- » — Know Blade tartland «*«a the W K premlaea thvve » ki Iwwit I'"" " Frances Martlno, Virginia Sltar day." mltUe, and Artliiir Philipp as <—Dump Trailer oma>W br mcb ai oaUrprtM for O —Mott Mower ' la* oonoM tf stviielM II and Barbara Ann Akalewicz. chairman of its iub-commlttee bjlof tbe kotaUoo of Mid abttvo dances will be pl&yed in sets with Blda will be opened and read at •U tbe tipe of adrvilgr beMM el Uj Committee reports were heard round dances after each «et. on Youth Work. Appointments thla meeting. It la rafajed »T» iwd Bid* must be accompanied by a from Donna Gavron, crowning Bernard Krajewski, the ticket will soon be announced for i, FAMILY One er two paf- sponsors of a Senior High certified ciinn in UM amount or b>b)( u a atttW. .. aoifrefletreal other chairman and Frances Martlno, chairman, mid that for those who 1A% of the bid or a Bid Bond. bMiMkMslu oalt ei dutlotuiM S June program, have forgotten how to Kiuarr Youth Fellowship, facilities In - Bid* should Include deillTery to ttan IndhkfuU or froupi om»»li.| tha Carteret Hlgti School. t M«lor dub. Tk« l.oulj e**li W lance Mr. Eighlhipe wiil give in- the Educational buildM will ...- to Induo* ooeeaMrjf 4tST01lV - HMJ- , Plans for a June trip are r itnictiorm before each set, so that be ideal for youth groups apeclllcatiorts may *be obtained at when HPraali ihan Ibe com- *( whkh uy t» ««i">" |among the activities projected tbo ofllqe of tht atcrttary, at HIM trwiiirplai lacUltlaa ui eon- the each fcrmi|> will be able to mider- activities J The Session has ap-Abrahai m Lincoln School, UM, but aaill oU taclade botedan. stand the lemur Promenade, pointed Mrs. Helen Elliott A spiritual prayer of St. posey-Doe, and other*. Tbe Board of Kduottton rttertei Francis was read, It was an- serve a three-yf>ar term, as ^ Uvttr or tie ralioil oof Uvetlaci er Bf-ucfitlinf the committee ill- the rl»ht to reject »ny, all or part of anuU aalaulo aa a Mjor miun nounced that Communion Sun- superintendent, with Lee 9tu- ] thl» bid and to iral?t'any lnlirmaii- .endinfr, to Wild a new stage in y g| lauawlud > nodkied apoa • day will be May 5 at 8 o'clock art as assistant suparlntendent - W er plofla iblle mtnbit of he Memorial. Boardoard. aot boa tb>a i tern fc arw. mass. The next meeting Is The kitchen committee will be of the Church School. The Bid* muki be plUuly marked 'Bid B. Tl&M AIUU. . . . Tba loUl Yoa, dreams do come true. Remarkable new electric home heating Piopoul'l'. led rmr ana of a atrutlure scheduled for May 19. in charge of Sidney Itoth. Christian Faith and Life Cur- lor rooUoaiUal pirpoaaa or for riculum material Is used thru- J, OBRJIN. fl«cret*ry . IM * commreUI acUvUits ui'uvfs thai. Truly the modern way to heat your new home, here's Commander Frank lUosok said JtMN KOLIBA£, Fnatdeat out. ' •kick. It UM caw ol ibo Utter, la- what you KOI with wonderful electric heat • room-by-roota tem- ,hi» will be a completely informal CarUret Boud of lduciUon ebdM CMtoaur lacllkki. ehwraaa affair and urged all Legionnaire* The Rev. H. Addiscm Woest- April «, latilKloo, etortH aad ulu IwUUM. Square Dance (aI rlMiT TWO* AHCA. . (14.00 perature i-ontrnl p work-saviiijr clearilinesa • completely automatic and guest* to drem in real hill- meyer will speak un the sub-C. V. 4/U; 1/2/SS Tke Hailmum area of a build- itrtit billy ityle. He promises prii«f ject, "Our Shepherd and Guar- NOTICC TO BIDDERS ' operation • uo 1'iml delivery problems • ao moving parts to wear and aurpriues galore in the game all eocloalai walli projected uv- On Tomorrow dian," at the 8:'3O and 11:00 £«aled bids will M received br the eoi a boriauiul plaiie out or replace • Naturally, the finer tilings of life are seldom, the participatians that will highligi a.m. Worship, Sunday. Mem- Board of Education of the BdnniMh (b) HAtlTABLZ n.00R AREA. CARTERET - Andrew T. Lee the evening. ot Oaruret. N«w Jeraey at the . . . Th» Mil wura IIKH lluir least expensive. Hut with Public Service's new low rate, it costs chairman-1 •» PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY U. 8. cxpwte4 to prau South , 3. Wrulllni SuppUea mivldo aldklwuil loomi nltli by the popular Dick Mghthipe Vietnam for reform*. be: Psalm 147: Lev. 6:1-13; 1 bldi will be uiwned and re*4 at out etrw-lura) aUortlUoj u whi is making his first apvearanc< roUa ur txUfktf 'valla, KIU4S.W S-TKUCTUKAtruuiid L Taxpaying Servant of a GrVeqt Siatt Peter 2:11-25; John 10:l-». Ibla nteettui a. OABAGi: . . HulkUuf u«l in Curterot this yenr. ' Intercessory prayer will be con- Bid* iuu*t b» Ap r lor boiiibii er - h id will hn furniMlii'il hy Sin France.pUnnlnc Independent certified clieck lu Ihe amount of palled motor v;hlclei vr uull yur^ tinued. , bero(4 dul|aed lur tuo ua ninl MM lioy*. Tlie aid offer to Congo. l.c of tli* bid or a UW Bond, IS' u - ftUV*,m on CP Thursday, April 26, 1963

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Coistrnctln -|- Home Improvemeit .|- Lawn Mowers^ !- Paints ft Wallpaper -|-Plinblig ft Hfl«l«- Ceramic Tile FEMALE HELP WANTED • FOR REN? Hand and Power Mowers DUTCH BOY — PEARUTK WOODBRIDGE — 77 'N Porches LETMAJ Sharpened and Repaired ARNESTO - BRYANT BARBATO Steno • Typist STREET. Two stores for Alterations — Additions *IX WORK OtlAH»NTWl> RUSTOLEIJM — KEMTONE Lost t t Excellent location for any Basements — Attics New Mowen Available MIIRALO - LAWRENCE Plumbing & Heating n«w. Reasonable rent Call A-l Steno- typist, please Roofing — Siding Many Modfli DII PONT — McCLOSKEY Supplies 4-0663 between 4:00 p.m CERAMIC TILE help us find a replacement B;00 p.m. 4/18-4 : Dormers — Garages To Chooie From CONTRACTOR WINDOW SHADES Sales & Service Call DI 2-6600. Concrete Patios FREE PICK-UP ART SUPPLIES . MURALS 4/25 COLON1A — Two and including Mosaic tiles and DELIVERY PICTURE FRAMES CARTERET half rooma, furnished nr & Driveways PAINTING & DECORATING ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES!!! furnished, private bath. All i., New Jobs and — All Repairs — WATSON'S DOLL HOSPITAL SHOPPING CENTER Would you like to earn between ltlea supplied. Private entran — on — Near but stop. Suitable (nr i Repairs of AU Kinds Free F.rtlmat«* REPAIR SHOP Tel. KI 1-S2*5 $30 and $50 a week, parttlme? • Custom Kitchen* BRACHtR'S Modem living Call KI 1-9312. 4 25 rly or buslnes couple Art Supplies 10 Alary Avenue, Fords Russo Construction Co. • Basement Rooms 198 Wert Aw., Port Reading US Main St., Woodbridf* Open MOB. f hrn m I • * man. Immediate • Home Extensions ME 4-1417 M. MI 4-2MI AVON CALLINO Call 388-5478 »ft*r BOO VAllej 6-4839 KI 1-5970 on TV and Radio with new and Custom and Creative • Aluminum Siding • Dormer Room Painting Railings exciting prodrcU rioes the bel" PICTURE FRAMING Oellcatessei LIqior Stores before the AVON Representa- FOR SALE Coal & Fuel Oil - • Garage* ' tive calls- Cash In n" tn'8 exMl' IM at idfln 700 from TWENTY GRAVES In Cio • Breeze ^ays Complete Interior, lent Spring rsrnlng season. Cal" en plotort t» 1 complft* Telephone MEratty 4-1MI Leaf Memorial Park, Wn nO tiraafOBent. Cl>oo» TERRIFIC • Jaloime Porches Exterior Painting for home Interview Mrs Davis)bridge for sale. Reasonable tram «ar «Mt tel«tlon of 4/25 •tti ta« itpn^nctknu. JOHN J. BITTING TREAT SHOPPE • General Repairs WOQDBRIDGE Paperhanging Ml 2-M48. fer considered. Write KnnJ 111 Rahwaj NO DOWN PAYMENT SAVINGS and Burns, Esqs., 41 RjUmiUi ChMrtnllj Glvea • MALE HELP WANTED • Woodbridgt Liqior Sure, lie. on Keyport, New Jersey COSTER'S BANK FINANCING First Class Work ORNAMENTAL (Opp. Whit* Church) "A Local Repatobte firm" WE DELIVER! MEN WANTED to collect on 4 2,i- ART SHOP (regular residential accounts In • SALADS at Their Beit ROOF, GUTTER and Carteret area. Absolutely no SERVICES IM Staple St. Complete Stock of Domestic IRON • SODA FOUNTAIN DOWN DRAIN selling; no experience neces- M&J and Imported Wtae§ Perth Amboy • FRESH BAKERY GOODS REPAIRS sary, Must have car. $2 50 pei IT YOUR DRINKINO nan ' HOME IMPROVEMENT Been and Liquors come a problem. Alcohol! m Fully Insured hour to start. Write Mr. May, Open 7 AJrt. to 10:30 PJL CENTER Box M-236 e o this newspaper Anonymous e»n help you t Ca*U Paint 574 AMBOY AVENUE 418-5/9 BI 2-1S15 or writ* P o INCLUDING SUNDAIB SHOWROOM HOTJM: Laddie aid Patterson Inclndloi ME 4-0012 WOODBRIDGE, N. i. 253, Woodbridge. 2 Closed Wednesday All D«j Dally 9 A.M. to » PJK. ME 4-7185 IniUlUHon Ait* Body Shops RIDERS WANTED SUNDAY 11 i.M. tO J PJL m* utun»H State of New Jersey RIDERS WANTKD from Ise- Driveways 70$ Amboy ATMHM Masoi Contractor sold 158,000,000 of Orepn Aa Painting & Decoratlig- Outerbridge ||lln to Journal Sqv.arr for New WOODBRIDCW WELDING SERVICE and Institution Oomtrud B and B Phone M6-0M1 York connection Call FU 1- bonds to a grow or in\. In 717 Woodbridi* Avenm SPECIAL 11747. 4 25 headed by the Bankm in BODY SHOP Brick, Stone, Concrete, Port Readlni Company of Ne.w York This Week Only KI 1-6111 288 Prospect Si KEROSENE Cement Work — AND The Capitol Dome — O — PERTH AMBOY Call SIDEWALKS CAPITOL CAPERS "A He 'CONCRETE DRIVEWAY DICOMnRt 1 Continued from Edit Page) ght does not hurt tin- in MErcurj JERSEY JIGSAW: The 8tate 30' i 10' Average tmmi and PATIOS tONTRACTOR iratlc Party," claims C Ubert •. IhomiM of New Jersey has awarded Ichard J. Hughes 4-1400 from 55c Sq. Foot 1 $20000 it. 3.238 scholarships to high lew Jersey Farm Bui ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS school students to attend State >ort« 3,159 mtn will b>- flo colleges Twenty-five farm nto New Jersey from Russo Construction Co FREE ESTIMATES of New Jersey will leave lco during the next •><••'< bargain FU1-9306 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR I on May 20 on a 21-day tour of lelp harvest the »si>« AVENEL KI 1-5970 I farms and aitricultural centers rop..,. Chickens laid l^ COLONIA PAINTING prices in Western Europe and th90e0 e«g» In New Jersey : COAL S OIL CO. Paper Hanfint Soviet Union under official aus- March. ... The Nn J PAINT Drigs DEAL DIRECT 826 Railway Avenue, Avenel MURALS pices . . Governor and Mrs. Legislature is specdlne •< WITH FACTORY Movlig & Trucklig - Hiuhes are spending this week idjournement late ner Call Afut IM. ANY CAR Bathroom! Moderated In Puerto Rico attending the but njore likell y thhe 1 RAYMOND Ft' 2-2090 Adjutant General's Association Basements Finished Move "IDEAL WAY" In June. Custom-Kitchens 865 Inman Avenoe invention. . . . The second of JACKSON Kitchen Cabinet* Phone FU 8-3914 TRADE YOUR HOUSE n series of Job guides published 39-9? Cnitoin-Bullt Garages AGENT NATIONATVAN COLONU LeaTe Everything To Ci.. by the New Jersey Division of Dupont Dflni Paint Attic. Finished LINES Employment Security, describ- fAd iDVANfAGE OF OBI and SON 31 Years *t Know Bow ALL WORK GUARANTEED Dormer* Added 1286 St. Georte Ate,, Afend ing so-called "shortage occu 3n 3

Prompt Service QUALITY KEATING FBEK Learn To Play The & AIR CONDITIONING 8H0P-AT-HOMI TOWNE GARAGE 8EEVICE PIANO-ORGAN "Service Humldlflcatlon J. r. Gardner * 8«s R&S With a Electronic Alr-Clennlni ACCORDION 485 AMBOI AVENUE print* InatnuttQiM by Smile" occS AUTO Qualified Teachers Woodbridge From the start, mak» yoor wedding « s b/K&O Befipnen and Advanced MErtory 4-S54I stem ol long-remembered good taste and d' STORES WARM AQt Installation* Student* Accepted, 114 Main St. | W«Ti SpeciaUrts ID tlnctloa Invitatloni «t the tone ol formal per »r» litlauui - Pm |inf Woodbrldie Call ME 4-544t • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN- (ectlon. Choose your own oaper and «ty Authorised ED FREY MENT and BALANCE r 1063 H'w»j ffl from our complete selections Consult us o AVENEL Sales & Service (rormttl) With Chutej fur) • BRAKE SERVICE MB I-1MI an; problems. j ME 4-3938 CONN ORGANS KIMBALL PIANOS PLUMBING [.—Two|| i Books Coin Supplies Home InpnveneHt - JARDOT and "Quality ... Worthy o/ the Occasion" APRIL SPECIAL! ft Books for All Afcs' 25% Discount Wllllai J. Leiches PIANO COMPANY HEATING •C eh Gifts Woodbridff * A Spring Jewein 448 Bahwaj Avenue ELECTRIC •it Ftuilon Mil CANADIAN "COINS Custom Builder OPEM OULY w-» - sit. it- SEWER SERVICE ULWOK* BOB'S 1 rucking (independent Uadei Buildlne) WOODBRIDGE FULLT GUARANTMD! 1(7 .HaxreU Avenn* • TOP BOIL • GRAVEL Alterations Woodbridce, N. J. COIN SHOP FU 8-1667 • FILL DIRT • STONE 20 Green Street, Woodbri^ an* UU SIlM) Btrett Coins—Bought Repair* GOLDBLATT'S Just Dial • SAND • MASON SAND 1- niol Sold • Traded Telephone Numismatic Supplies Ukwaj*! OldMt bUkUik«« Call w Jiwelu MKrcury « Main St., Woodbrtdg* rhona IM-HH ME 4-6046 14 East Cherrjr SUeet 1-1738 ME 4 - 9129 MErcury 4 -1111 Open Monday thru Itturdij RAHWAY ME 4-5725 It' II 1J*. • I P.M. 4 I - «:M tM. PAGE SEVENTEEN 1 Thursday, April 25, 19W n.- Is Shrubs ^r££tWkb*r*p Fund Annual Carnival Begins Fft COLONU—The engagement PflliPr AVENEL — Rev. Dr. Charles AVENUL PERSONALS ClU 01 '^ of Cordelia Westervrtt trt John * uuvi s MflcKenzle of tne rirst Drive Continues Monday at Port Reading has been an-1 Pl p COLONIA-A mail campaign ' sbyterlan Church will RAHWAY— With more than to •r-'nouiiMd by -James V. Ms»«, lvrical tenor, Andrew's Church will rt«iv. dl^tedi^^Ml ^tahji on •••me Change Christ zo^cenVoUhzo^cenVoUh" $?5o7o™ca7$?5o7oca7- PORT READINO-Plan, for Holy Communion in (i body at theflft h annual (irorge Street, sang "Una Furtiva rpsldenl.n of Woodhrldeo Town-'Mak(vs In Human Lives." Sun- patgn Roal reported as already the fifth annua lcarniva carnivall ,Mon Mon- - the. 9:30 A.M. Mm. 1 dH l 9 ftnd pa gn Roal repor1 I.ucpvan Le fd'1 Frederick C. Linden Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa ,hlp WHS lmmclird this wok V' » »• H A. M. hThandTthe^ Rahway°HMPRa'l! day through Saturday from 6 Lngrima" and "F, —Monday the Junic* Woman's s(11 vlces Dleter H te from it0 10:30 PM ftt 9 Caloil HonoEs the! T^r Mde-rlert 1R ,T Riaduflto!When coolcsof "Townshi'i Jew- ' ¥ building fund drive today en- - Stellc" at Friday's sixth district Club of Avenel will sponsor a but 111 1 -•>. • -•• rud held on Sfttur-.o Winchestrr-Thnrnton School;hh Community Councill flows. flows. Germanyy,, will preach at'tera its second week of Invlt- grounds, School Street and music festival of the NPW Jersey trip lo nee "Little Me" on Broad- WMt "" "SliimlMtlo group;and Lake flrle Coilerc Durin: were poste, d_ o..n. brhnlf nf thctho 10 AA-M ' Mrvlcel ' ._.Ing_ participatio_ n b^y„ Industry, , Avenue, have been an Local Employe Federation of Women's Clubs, wayy . The bun willl leave at 5:48 l!"V\ hoses stake*, her college carerr. .«he spent 1963 United Jewish Appeal ThTh e SeminaSi r on Protestant business, and the public nounced by the Holy Name 80- Junior Membership Department. PPMM . frof m ththe Avcnel-OoloniAlOlni* cletv PERTH AMBOY - Califomi. Mr. Mum well represented thp First Aid Squad Iniildinn. Tht 0' ru ' u and shovel* ufi- one semester abrond at the Campaign, Jack Turner, publl- Theology will meet 8unday at: Uwrence E. Cole, general J °' St. Anthony's Church, 8 R M ln tho ' A general meeting o( theOil Company today announced Junior Woman's Club o( Avenel group will dine Rt Ronoff's. ,\iher the land- University of Pisa She will be cltv chairman, reported. - Sanctuary. Rev. campaign chairman, reports, I lint 11 of its employees ob- —Local Girl Scout- Troops en- MacK( le m nt the «how hrld lit the Unitarian '" 'nhelr sponson, nrflduBted In Jmie from the An organization meetln" was ™ *' si*"* °" "The that advance gifts and pledges carnival committee was held served service anniversaries during joyed a ban trip to Freedom night when Oabe CliiiTph, Plainfintd. He was ao- '•"' schMl St i"nlwr.ity nf Pltt.Mburgh with a eld |7™S? Brt" ShalZ1??111^ of ^ t*r1ttten ?^mftde tl) aate by the hospltal'slMo^y Marrh. Award* were presented impanird by Camlido Morrclli, land, N. Y. Saturday. I 0 "I |h by John Calvin. The [board of governors, general chairman, 'd gratifying to Maseru Degree in 'Ibrary sci-lselln on Sunday to complete (or service ranging from 10 to 3S oomfield. A reception •,.*« held -Wednesday the Avenel L.oni Publlc ls lnvlted .staff, and Woman n Auxiliary discussed final plans for thyearse . Two of thofle employees Club will meet at Stanley's Diner whonotencc. Jorellminary nrrangements for - tho Mntla home with the fol- 1 total $157,023. The Auxiliary affair. honored nro resident* .of Carteret. wing gwsta present: Mrs. Rus- at 6:30 P.M. publiic pproperty.l Mr. Swlnton. son of Mr. and," "lly snonsored bv the Jewish r\...a • i,nU,,., —Avenel Woman's Club me«t« l pledge will pay for the con- Committee chairmen Include Mr Carl A. Marcinink, 17 Bar- Snowfiold. Mrs. John Latario, iiwii rP»««»« to Mrs. John Swlnton. Colonla, Community Council which will;''"«* " 'Milan William Brenner, Donald Ku- "Ml nnowiiciu, mm. OUIIII i.ai..,.!,, Wednesday at loral first aid squad 1 ™, ,, • •/|;au-u<;uuijstructioni ananda equippinequipping oOXf aa lik Street, nnd Mr. Andrrw G. /JIM Elizabeth Smanko, Mr. nnn emphasized Mr. nttended Amhemt College and blck, Rocky Clardlello, Steve (ionibos, 82 Hermann Street, each building, 8:15 P.M. bBete hhel Amd o, nColonln Mnv .16 at Temple, Jo Start June I0|new, modern and spacious An. John Vcneiia, Mrs. Lawrence was graduated from Urslnus, PORT READING — Several emergency suite. Laaar, John Hutnlk and Cesar received an award in recognition hornack and daughter, Lindr., npproprlsle cere- College In 19B2 where he »M Tlie renown B'nal Jacob are still available for Landacta. of Ipn years of continuous service nthony Maiia and Mr. Mor- Mr. Cole announced the pre- witn the Company. Ronson Reports Rise held on Saturday editor of the college newsPRPer|Cholr under the direction of thP Adult Evenlng Course mcOmi»l(jn gifts last Thursday Many attractions are planned Mrs. Malta is the presidrnt ,,r to the planting and a member of "Who'•-s Wh""o Rented Morton Olnlger will be [conversational Italian present- night at the drive's Opening for one and all with special f the local Junior Woman's In Sales and Earningt rides for the children. A large WOODBRIDGE - Tho Ronson trees by the Cubi In American Couw.« and Unt- featured on the nrogrum plan-' d by the ltaiiftn.Amerlcan As-[dinner at the Rahway Lodge —Mr. »nd Mra. John Egan, Jr., Corporation today reported that ctlon and with At present he Is at- ned for thp rally, Avsholom of Elks. Pointing out that the Iferris wheel will be featured as Avenel School Lists ^eorRe Street, had as a house (HIT soclatlon of Port Reading. It is 5 net profits after taxe.i for tin Of the P»ck Smith, chairman, announced. well as the ever-popular loop- piest. for four days, Mrs. Edwin tending the Dick'iiMn School an 8 week course designed for pledges were highly encourag- Registration Today three months ended March 31, Boy Scout Troop 71. soonsored o-plane and numerous mer- L. Halse, Lakewood, Ohio. Miss of l*w. Carlisle, Pa beginners or those with a limit- ing and that he was optimistic 1D63, amounted to $470,903, Kp« by Temple Beth Am will parti- handlse tents to test the skill. AVENEL - Children entering Karen Matliiasen, Montoursville, A summer wedding ls ed knowledge of Italian. Classes as to the success of the cam- resenting a 15% increase ov«r th« cipate by presenting the colors. Food a.id soft drinks will be school for the fimt time will be a., gpent a couple, of days visit- of Cubi parttcl- planned and the couple *!li will meet Monday and Thursday paign, Mr. Cole said: registered today at Avenel School* $0699$406,9033 enmeri d ffo r thth e S»m«m« « I : - 1 • nip available. All are Invited to ng witihh tthh e EEgan''s daughterdhter, ' T' miwBtlon und- evenings frtm 7:00 to 9:30 ln "The advance subscriptions 4 nd 5. Miss Alice M. Gade. period last year. ' • l&Ak* their home at CarlUle attend and contribute to a R Patty, pi!! hns been called upon to sing, allow us to officially initiate principal, announced hours arc Thrcn-months earnings p«r Ain Oeorge Mirki, where Miss Westervelt will Port Reading Library. The first worthy cause, the committee —The Ladies Auwliaiy of »<•»;• "The Star Spangled Banner." our campaign with more than 9;30 A.M. to 11 A.M. and 1:1 were $.29 as against $25 per shira , uia, Edward Klein work M a librarian at the col- class meeting will be June 10 advised. nel Fire Compaay will conduct TV" Sic* 'Utlllzmg the word, 'United', The Instructor will be Chester 20 per cent of the goal already P.M. to 3 P.M. earned during January—Mamh, M.irPle. RocO lect library. rummage sale at 116 Main Street, 1962, adjusted to reflect • Vft •,vu: a.« their rallying call, the spon- FerlazwTBA! and MA, New|'n hand. We are off to a vigor- The Woodbridgo Townshi. , ri: jay Welti, i Woodbridge, Saturday from S stock dividend. '•'V. ous start and shall do our best Doard of Education requires t.ha -.„ , 1 v . .. isorlnsoringg oorganization has en-j York University, who is due to tt d hll d bt Students Participate ' A.M. to 6 P.M. Proceeds will 1 Consolidated net sales for th» W '.' to enlist the aid of;receive his Ph.D. degree short- to maintain this pace through- parents present a birth or bap benefit the Avenel Firemen's coremoin[ 'SChOOl fegmratwn Ideavored In Sunday Recital first throe months of tha yea* ly. Anyone, over 18 years of age, out the balance of the cam- tistnal certificate, a record 50th golden jubilee celebration to amounted to $12,058,213, or % 5% tVfTy Je and vaccinations and a record of Di SetSt att SSewaren'^J™^ Interested In taking the course paign," Mr, Cole said. WOODBRIDGE - Some local be held in July. rise over the January—March W«b*lOi to least two polio inoculations. —The Sub Junior Woman's n »;..„..;„„ < Jindividual in the township should call or write Marty Mar- The chairman outlined three residents were among those par- total of $11,453359 for 1963. >i'-r^ and sister* .7,,Kwi™r-'">^^hl ,thenr tun!i tirippting in a recital presented Youngsters who have attain Club of Avenel will meet today \u> raisS e fundSs for the United 455 Woodbridge Avenue, principles which form the basis g dine a helplrut on May 1 inthr Wintry (if tino, SiinilnSd y b y thhe itdintroductort y andd at V :30 P.M. at the home of Mws Jpwlsl1 lts 8t suc Reading, New Jersey. of tne fund-raising effort: 1. thc age of five years on or bcfoi Soviet rejects share ln U. If. K'Tl "Strumpf.if from 1):30 utili i ™ "Port lementary grade st,udcnU at the December 31,1963 lire eligible Gayle Obropta, Rahway Avenue. »nd fmm l:» until 3]Cessful to date," said Mrs. Da- MEreury 4-4279. High level giving needed ln a -Sunday the C.Y.O. of St forces' costs. Zacharylll AM. non-recurring capital fund ef- 'nmeriin Piano and Voice Studio, enter whool. vid Cohen, drive secretary. Metuchen. i|VM. fort. 2. Pledges rather than ••*•• tn enter Kimlor- An Initial gifts meeting Is only meeting for leaders of the Participating were Linda Hitach- !; recently held] To lie out-of-pocket gifts to achieve ;i in Sfptcrnlx-r. scheduled for May 21 with Nor- Jewish community. mann, Ralph Talian, Patricia rrrwful candy the necessary high level of sub- he fivr yriir« old on or )*>-man Tanzman serving as chalr- A breakfast meeting of all ".ynn 8haluha, Donna Ferri, Ijes- , (i to purchase scribing. 3. Sound organiza- lie firena, Maryann Homsby, fore Deromlwr 31 »nd pnrenl* hman: aiding in arrangements chairmen, area captains, and :r'°* and shrubs of «n»H pot tional procedure. Robert Rubin, Enid Levinson, 'mint will be Howard Plorman and volunteer workers will be held •v service pro-^ «!t. •nut Iwo polio Helen Ruby, Evelyn Ruby, Lor- Elliot UrolT. co-chairmen. Thlsjon May 26 at Congregation raine Grobelny. • ,ir. inoculation^. .will be a special by Invitation Beth Israel, Woodbridge. Pennsylvania Girl The junior and intermediate grade students will present t re- m To Wed Edison Mm cital on May 4. OLYMPIC CHRONICLES-2 EDISON — Announcement him SAVINGS 18 been mii(l« nf the engagement ol THANK YOU Miss K. Pntricia Boyce, daughter AVENEL - Chief Paul Cho- nf Mrs. Hetti« B. Boyce of 300 miak of the Avenel Fire Com- i Steel Road, H&vertown, Pa. and Placed by May 15th BUSINESS tfLLARD f/OQ-METEZ pany No. 1 wishes to thank the I he late Fred W. Boyce, to Carl following for their assistance at .1. Tyler, ion nf Mr. and Mrs. the fire Saturday: Rahway Fire \ir — Rail — Steanuhip — Hotel Leavenworth H. Tyler, 27S Hoover Company, Carteret Fire Com- H LMP Avenue. M$PMA7lON FROM pany, Port Reading Fire Com- iol K AND CRUIBK MSEKVAT1ON8 A fall wedding is planned. EARN • The BhlOXJiAfi£ pany; Colonii Fire Company, THE WORLD OVTB OF... Iselin Fire Company No. 1, the CHURCH SERVICES Wooribridge Police Department DIVIDENDS fhon* YA I-IM1 OOLONIA - The United and Reserves, Rahway Police De- partment and Reserves; Avenel- Church of Christ, now meeting Colonia First Aid Squad; Rahway at the Frank Hehnely School, First Aid Squad, Woodbridge From May 1 st Trm/el Bureau Rarltan Road, Clark Township, Emergency Squad and the Ladies will hold morning worship, Auxiliary of Avenel Fire Company | MI Mft* Street Sunday at 11 AM. and Church rCHTH AMBOY. N. J. School for all ages at 9:45 A.M in WORU) WIDE TRAVEL Rev. George A. Shults, pastor, Adenauer party loses will deliver the sermon. Rhlneland-palatlnate. SPECIALISTS SD4CI 1M7 NOW IS THE TIME TO Full Dividends Every Month. 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CUtTKRKT - The Carlcn-I | count, in the -cwiill As Blues Blank Madison, 10-0 uvvei* bliM'ball lo--ers remained play into rxlra im, play in HnlM.aleri b'To-mg mil tl"' M;11"- Mil'feriin Hiimckcd ;i i Cnr «an ):ivvr -. 7 to <'>. in n close fifth frame. ,«lnr liurlcr on I ho C:nlerri HIIIII ,.,,,,lc-t at Carleirl last Ilmrsdny Andy Suiiiuika I'Mt School pitelnne slul'f. aeliieveil Tony Cicala Sets Record .,fteiiio(in. For Ihe Humbler.1', it for Cartcrel uhili ivlistt every pitelicr would like fn was iheir fifth slruighl Inumpb. Torre each hud two I (In, by twirling :< brillinnl nn- Yhe S111IK\ aenmm Mny 20Mi Nieioiec was the. differ- Whit^cf home. !Cii'iil;i. ,. -I'cilli Atnlioy lurhrr by HIP f!arlere Lanes. ( I'lllllll); Ii, n;-!'!i 1 •nicri'd "re, Kolibns Curd Iween victory nnd defeat. Knrec lb ing over Mam I ft I' :vcnlh, Ihe ^!'n'for a new nil lime rrniril nt Ihr tn enter ihe league must he pre: crowd of fan? on hnnd tiwr him t'nrtori'l Limn.- when he blasted Carteret Track cnl at Hie inert ing. a bis Imticl. I Meet by 7542 out H tremcndoin 7116 series on Mxttwan For ('iirlcml. il was 1.1m Murs Barnes ,,f 2.')l-24fi nnd 256. Tony m Ifff* PI Til' Ki'giMralioH'Hi.-lralionn fo!t four defeats, lopped (lie previous record of 727 Sophomore track Tclino 2b ('.'irlcrft's 15-hiltiiiR altui'k was" >rninn from 9:30 sel by Lnn Butkocy. Team fins, 5M2!-'£njjt Inuk 11. mo'i=ure of the Tysku XK liil by ,Toe Sico «hn (iiimcir-d The triple viol on1 aided 1> CARTF.HKT - The Carti'ret|a.ni. to 12:30 [i.ni. R\ th Borough Hull. Players who ex ..HI Tmin hip tciini recently, June* lb. p three iiits. Hod Slii.irl. Don David- Lor's in s^tliiiR back into a close track team, under Coach «niter Devino If son. I'lcl Mantir. Alan ComhiH and peel to play in Ihe 2 leagues must Mi: enrlii mil of IS ''rsl race with Ideal Liquors for first (lasior, evened their season record ">-V! win Alan I'Vlauer meh eontributrd position. The Ideal team won itsby beating MHuclirn. SB to 52,regisler. Players must liaVe th ired Iwo double ttin- Crennuili' rf two hits jipiecr. mulch over the G & O in a dual meet here recently. $.100 insurance lee at registration Tnrko won both (Irrli'fwn i' Cartrrot feoied heavily in the valors. There- will be plenty of Cnrleret oopiieii oniy five first lie. third and fifth inning*. geltiriK High sihool baseball team gol HrHIUTyV Burton won Fuinn rf action this weeek as Ideal clashes places, but the Hlues rolled up Paglinne rf three runs in thr Ihird and four needed lift :w relinble .loc. Ihe lllldle.e ;i|ld the hrwul head on with De Lor's in bumpor 'ight, wins as runner-ups nnd PEE WEE LEAUUK Kl'NNEIMT — NATS: Standing, Rill Sullivan. I'mil Shnrkry. Ralph in thr fifth. week action. Comba hurled a no hitter ftgainsl juml' seven third positions to win theMadison Township, Cartfret rec- Thr score:— (iiiy'is Klfwtrir became tied for contest by a close margin. Karvetsky; standing Dimiif Foti, Ray Martosewirz. 11 pli ic summaries follow ord is 3 wins and 4 losses and thr 1-Jll High Hurdle-1. 1). Hand- M«l»wnn 1(10 1 Csrteret (10) third pla.ee by taking iwo K^TICH John Swingler was the only AB R over the Hold Jewelers. Holly- 3 wins l'fuc been credited to Joe -cliieli till 2. Burton (f 1 3. ,1. (Vterrt 4 (I I) Ii double winner, taking both the Comba. The 3 home gnmes this Filep 2b 3 1 wood Barber Shop slipped into high and low hurdles, while Bruce T.irdv (C> 173 Stuart 3h 4 2 week, Tuesday, H return gnine Creenwalds Hit IS) l..« lliirille—1. II Burton sixth place by knocking off the Seaman copped tl lifcils event Davidson lb 3 0 againsl Metuchen. on Wednes- (Ci :' llandseliueli (M) 3. Yar- American Ba,r in two games. Lou and placed secoonmd in the shot Sieo If 4 2 day. Mii.it Brunswick and Wood- nnio-ki (Cl 13.V Tami of the Tami Contractors putj . Carlere, l swep, t IO high and Mat Progrul .Manlie cf 5 I bridge will be plnvcd on Friday. 975 But Lose 2 UK) Vinl Hash I \l Turko (Cl had the high game of 266 for the low hurdles while Metuchen made MfKcnna ss 4 I Track, squad malting fine prog- •1 Cro.lup (Cl :i. Hanprrl (M)l night. a clpan sweep in Ihe mile run. A. Comba rf 4 2 ress, as flie County and State Team winners included Cutters The complete summaries:— SetTomorr Felauer c 3 I mrel.i are nearing the time. Team To Sabo Pinmen 2211 ^.ll'l H:i,„!,....). M. Turko (Cl Amoco over M it G Transports- 120 High Hurdlos-1. .1. Swingler J. Comba p 4 0 has 2 wins and 1 loss record in , (Cl 3. Drloreiwo (C) 2. K. Miller (Cl 3. ,1, Tardy CART1-RKT .•unald's lul •> Cmdiii dual meets and the Freshmen- (Mi '-'t:! . ., HIGHLAND PARK 18.00. The high spot in local sports news this week IMIIIP iif !)7ii l.i-l Ln- 36 10 15 Snphomure combined team will- a n< ^ hiizli iram 7 Wnii.lbridiie pub - No .1 most elaborato wivs:. 120 Low Hnrdlrs-1. .1. Swingler Madison (0) Freshmen Cop loped the Madison Township was the outstanding performance turned in by dav infill ,itni iil,,. 1'ii.Uv Niehi 140 \ ,rd Uiin-1. >< Iliiniulok Rr»m ever offered n (Q) 2, M. Yiiniutrwki (C), H. team 75-42. Team will travel to AB R Mi\e.| \A i>in- ai Ihe C:irt< let I\D 2 ll.nibiehew (Clt:i. Scar- ring will be the fare Zimm'mim 3b 0 . 0 Burton (Cl tie 14.S. Perlh Amboy and meet a power- Joseph Comba, star hurler of the Carteret High 100 Yard Da-li-l.R. Hliodrs (M) I.am -\ bu' I didn't ill) Hum iiiurh inii.i (Ml S7.fi. day night at Tempie M.i Hayes 3b 0 0 Opener By 7-2 fi:' team, who gave Woodbridge xst> Y.rd Kim- 1 R. Tindall (O 2. M. Turko (C) 3. L. Crodur. School pitching staff, when he pitched a no-hitter !g!»id as ili.v dropped Iwo games Feature billing. HOI Fry'wicz rf I 0 a tough time. The nest, home meet •> We-ton (NP 3 To-ta (M) 1 Buddy Rogers, in Vanderals p 1 0 CARTERET - Coach Steve 10.8. will be on May 1st against St. against Madison Township as the Blues won easily | In the euittciuling Sabo ? Sport :..r| 220 Yard IWi-l. R. Rhodes (M) Trcadway p 1 0 Kelson's freshmen won their Marvs of Perth Amboy. isimp. linlders of wnmd place in | i Bailey (Ml 2. first time In several », 2. M. TUITO (Cl 3. X. Wells 10 to 0. Comba, who recorded his third straight Mile Hun I Deitlmpirln p 0 0 opening lvisrbnll game by defeat- Jay Vee Baseball team have a j flu- loirid te;iin race. The low cut Macmlev \{) jmeet Tony Manousas i 1 K,v,n (Ml 3 *:ni Syperski 2b 2 0 ing the Sayreville frosh recently, 24,5. fine 5 and 0 record 80 far and 1 to a finish. RoRprs to<.K 440 Yard Run—I. .1 Turner (Ml win, had perfect control all the way, struck out 12 (Inuiwilds lead to a slim out - I.'.^.V Laiiurc c 2 0 7 to 2. have some fine prospects for the |,,,,,-7vk (C) a.jedreat following a n.u,'! 2. K. Szi'tnesiik (C) II. .1. Cooper - half (e.ime OMT Sabm pinners *|,.it l'ul-1 .' O'Nril c 1 0 Carteret scored four big runs next few years. Freshmen team batters and walked only three players, (C) 3. Antonell" o (C) mage with Johnny Hi Was'owski If 1 0 in the third inning to roll up a (M) 54.3. won their opener bui lost their •"hire uliicr chilis remain 800 Yard nm-1. .1. Magm-r (C) 'the Newark Armory M Plattner If 2 0 big 4-1 lead nnd continue to vic- next 2 gamrs. Team also has some coii'eniion. miniely Ric4wirds | ,*U—1 H. Heiglitchew (C) 2.1 A companion f-ai , Hvjdnk ss 1 0 tory behind the dual efforts of 2. J. Crownovcr iM) 3. (i. Ox-good prospects for the future Another record-breakin°- achievement was the'Beauty School, >Yalt and Ciene's. ton (Ml 2.10.il. Tuih (Cl 3. i'elrniilli (M) show Barend and T: • Byzulo ss 2 0 Prokopiak and Landers who Var«ily. I and Leu's I mi 1 Mile Rmi-1. .1. Konopka (Ml sensational pinning of Tony Cicala, a Perth Am- llr.MO Franoifro of 2 0 shared the pitching duties for flcent Maurice agn:s< (" I Two game winner^ werr Hirh- t ,\.lm I. Ki rpkor (M) 3. Kol- Donin lb - 1 0 Carteret.. Landers started on 2. D. l.upler (Ml 3. C. Conoveri boy barber, who bowls with the DeLor Beauty Shop John Tolas in a !>•<• (M) 4.SS.1. | jards Ii'MIIIV S'luMil over Walt pa-7vk (Cl Grace lb 1 0 hill for Carteret but gave land {'•' lie's, A C. A Son. Inc. over, :t. Heightclirw (C) falls team Boyle p 1 0 In Prokopiak miilwuy through the Shot Put —1. .1. A very (Ml 2. B.i in the Carteret Lanes Major Bowling League. The 121 smarting that he put I) Seaman (C) 3. R. Anljiiiello State •the C.ir'ir, t Lanes and Angelo Iliuid .lum| Yanik rf 1 0 conlest. popular Perth Amboy barber had the pins buzzing (Michael's imr Leo'* Inn. 2 Sltvka (Ci1 •' IYaniulc-kI Hurtoiii (CIV)J the shelf, and Man: The box score;— (C) «T>. K. McLean (Ml ! The w,fkly honor r..11 mcliidnl \'< L'H—Felaiier. J. Comba. Umpires Cliamra i" nved ai (iarden Slate Park from Heightchew f('( 3. I). Olson (M) by Lou Butkocy. • hi\- 1). Bella -lli mill Kil Wal«h Hizillod (C) 3 Incontncr.1 (M) turn the Colt broth- M; tie 5». .Inrkson rf . ley Si.ikcs on Saturday, opening Kail Von Hes«. al.so U Old Bridge Pole Vaiilt-1. R PediTson (M) recorcj b&fig compiled by the Carteret High School Jennings rf „ day of the 24-day spring session. falb. 2. C. Modla (Ml 3 A. Pirigyi jayvees who* won their fifth straight game to keep r (C) 11T.. Rash Prune has started three 25 tunes this season, winning once, undeieated by downing Madison High in a close iDefeat PiSCatttWaY^ 64" 5t> U . ~~oTl n Races Sunday Sayreville finishing sicond once and then ; 1 Hoffman 2b 1 mining fourth money in a tmht decision. 7 to 6. The charges of Coach Rocco Orri- ' Senior sot thai I 3 OLD BRIDGE — Action nrrmnto 2b finish. Last year Ihe Prince John lando, a newcomer in Carteret sports circles, are CAltTKRF.T -- CiMch Walt 11 Mile Ku'i-I. F. Sndowcki (C), packed stock car racing returns place ss 4 jSummerBoat mil earned $!11 ..'i,5fi roaiidy through laMnr'- track team won its sec-; 2 It Sanfnt IP) '.I li. Timtall. Sunday afternoon (April 281 atlMeLaughlm lb 4 a viciory in 'lie Sanfonl. second to be commended for their play so far this season. nut dual mil t of I In1 iiinvnt .-<-a-! M'l S.lfi.90. ' League Forme T Old Bridge Stadium. A sever.- Armslrnnt 3!) money in the Juvenile and third ^on lluiH' star's by ilr-fcilinic'Slmi Pill—1. B Seaman (C) 2. H CARTERET event NASCAR sanctioned pro- 1 award in the Arlington-Washing- jl'is,.;,i;may recently. 64 to 5,'!, :tt Anioncllo 0') X H. Toth (Cl I Show June 15 Krcrealiim S<-IIH gram starting at 2:30 will in- 3 ton Park Funnily. The Carteret track team, under coach Walter I the 1(»M| stadium field. 10 11 1 Lynch p ... 1 Ahoy has ihe makings of 1 fin- Tin Hlues Kiin eight firsi plao.•» DisiMis-1. K. HiiKhtdu'W (V) 2. clude the f'rst extra-distance o| ASBURY PARK — A colorful 1 3 Gasior, turned in two impressive triumphs this to win the natch e:wlv. The ln- b Sciuniin «') 3. .1. Martino- in the ru' . feature race of the season. Kozoe cf 0 exhibit of outboard boats, mo- deivlhi plory and is abo a top 0 I'ligihle lor the $100,000 Jersey c;ils swept tin- shut |.ut. while wich (1>) 114.10. will be h'h ncv Showing satisfaction with the Porowski c week by defeating Metuchen, 56 to 52, and then at 7 P.M.. for lira! Schrech ri 2 Ojtors and marine accessories, to Uerliy lure on Memorial Day. ili lo get si)'Broad .lump-l. K Willmnw (P) car-field turnouts md the at- 1 for the opening n <•• Momnski rf 2 0'be known as the AsbutV Park rolling over Piscataway, 64 to 53. Keep up the llu pomls in tbi' blind jump and' 2. J. C.uliamhot (I'l 3. S. Hester 1 tendance tournout at the Route 0| Summer Boat Show, will open^'o^u Swift after being sidelined poll vault events. Hnicc Scainiiil KOII .1 g good work, boys. Both were dual meets. •,l I(i speedway, promoter Bob Lccherf p on June 15th for a three month h H k wn.s ihe (inlv duubli winner for H.uli Jump—1. D Mai-h >P) 2. The team* 3 for eislit months. He set u track. Cardinali'. Kltuh- \' Streeter has scheduled a 35-lap ~|run, in the Rotunda of the record lasl year iu his delmt in ("arterct. taking boll, the .4mi :in S,V No I 'Fifth Avenue Pavilion, un Garden State opens tomorrow. Flemington j the regular 25-lap sportsman;-;ayreviH(- 10 0 0 0 0 1-2 rhe Cherry. Hill, Tyro ,ind CrPiit The coiupht" suimiuii us tnliow:' ] nit Vault—1, S. HITHIT (P) Boardwalk, as announced by Koi'hV All Slars and modified feature attraction^ ;irteret 0 0 4 1 1 1 x-7 American, In the Sapling lie suf- ushers in new season Saturday night. 12(1 HIEII Hurdles-I ,|,,hn S«n,«- T SCUT (P) 3. .1 Rutliff ( Jerry Gasque, of Deal, producer J tenm Some uf Hi.' on the half-mile speedway. fered injuries* alter setting a szi- ler (C) 3. D. MaH, (l i .') H. 9.6. Wilver (Willie) Btargell, of the popular Jersey Coast injr new epi Established favorities arid ling pace with the eventual juve- Hurion ((') 16.1. rookie first baseman with the Boat Show, now in its eleventh/ nile chiunpion, Never Bend 120 Low Hurdle,-! M Vir- embryo stars will participate in Having a sports dinner or meeting. Need en- r year. Another Delaware Valley sUrter nuto-ki ((') 2. II. lViiinii Cuban Revolulloiw: the colorful NASCAR speedfest. Pirates this spring, says he got To be conducted on a free tertainment^ Just call the Yankee Film Depart- A Kdison drni.ion ^^to the generalKenneth Noe. Jr is Mr. and Mis. 100 \ard D:isli-1. (' Haby M.-1I—I C. Hd,v (l'i perience in. the motor battles. to wear three world crowns coming sep.son and will won four races including ihe '_» M. Turko (C) 3 II Cmdnp Two Long Island stars Jim jarnijy'llreeders Fuluritv at Keeneliind. as weh as instructional films ideal for youth groups. ((') 241. In Women's Loop (126, 135 and 147 pounds) si- geared to encourage 1 Hendrickson and Al DeAngelo participation in boating and al- Peter F. F. Kicsrl's Near Man. 440 Yard Kun-1 H S/..me«k multaneously, was generally swond last out ,v= the favorite (f"l 2. K Willuiu- il'i ii J CARTKItlT - Tin- head up the professional stars, egarded as the all time ex- lied water sports, and to furn- Carttrtt (1) li-udniK lvi.'« Diner tut » along with Joe Kelly of Penn- likely starl*- ILiiista ((') pert' with borderline shoulder- ish accurate information on M,m Wll, AW !> H'tWlVv'.ni Him-1. .1 IIIRUC Imrii Kami- »f 'K»> in the second to Ahoy in lhp Carteret Beaten sylvania, Ernie Gahan trecking Tllep L'l. (I jC&rlrrrt Lajim Wuiiun* Mujor and-elbow rough tactics. boatinu mles and regulations,!s,vl[t and ,]Oscd full of run. il') :i. K Vei in from New Hampshire, Con- Sluai'i' lib It hwo (PI 212 jlmwluij; li'ui'ie thi.i past wi-ck safe boating and general re-j Jorph M. Hoeblinn'.- 1 1 necticut speedsters Eddie Plem- six o'clock time trials and 8 quirements lor private boat! Trip, second in the Hibiscus Sieo i'f II •('nili-H'" In' rulli>d a II-SKMO UIXII ke and Bill Slater in addition to are U.ivitl-oii lb 1 jprii-n in' 24! *<>\ held under the lights on > The show will feature all will Ai\y in for ihe all-sophoinorp School's bis-ball lon-f-i ran into.^t iime un- t 1 1 unbeatpn MuUiwaii lust ThiiMlay j Kclamer c 0 0 when Ray Meyer took over i Frank Hruwii'* nt Stun- drag racing meets, beginning guidence of the New Jersey iln outboard boats, motors and der silks. u Walnut Hill Farm's I'yinelian at the local lot/and after thi-'MftiWu* K II coaching duties. iSlmr-Stop Brake N'niee :iui! r.ii. with i o'clock car inspections Timing Assn. small sailing craft, ranging In (I ulready is on the grounds and game w;is over Matawun was siill.l hodwli rf °i Rocky Colavitoof the Cleve-lban*" Unw Simp upht 14 purpose for the fisherman, II trainer Joe Sema indicates from unbeuton. Which meiiBt tliiu Car-.liehiz .. 11; land Indians has hit exactly'lr Rec Loop Flynn cf , 4 21 for Sunday's races, among will be presented by the New Itarrett If 3 Ijthem eight entrants in their Jersey Department of Naviga- CARTKRET - Registration HUHHCII lli 4 ! first race anywhere. At The Air-Condltloned Bowl-Mor Little league, Pony league etc, tion"; under the direction of for the ISnhc Ruth and the JoeOarufano c 3 .edwick baseball leagued will he MONDAY - 5 Man Teams Handicap Chief Peter J. Gannon, The Morrell p 2 Highest winning dally double U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and Id on Saturday morning, April D'Apolito 2b i — IN STOCK! — lli at the Horough Hull from at New York Racing Associa- TUESDAY - Mixed Doubles the U.S. Squadrons, with the S«yartO rf ;..* 3 30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. All the tion tracks in 1962 was $2,540. <2 couplet to a tearai OFFICIAL RUBBER SPIKED function of furnishing accurate David ss „ 3 jys who intend to play must Sicltlw 3b 3 20 for *2. when Happy Punny LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL SHOES information on boating Rules gister and pay the $3.00 insur- arid Electioneer won at Belmont WEDNESDAY - Juniors and Regulations, safe boating ice fee. Every boy mu«t register 28 Park last October 11. THURSDAY - Women's practices and general require- T he will not be allowed to play ments of private boat owner- FRIDAY - Mixed (3 men^ 2 women) ship. Pole vaulter Pentti Nikula SUMMER BOWLING LEAGUES CAMPING SUPPLIES racked the world record in his Eight Dartmouth students ecialty three times on Petoru- NOW FORMING "NEW - NEW - NEW" • Mixed t Jr. Classics • Men's Classics IIsold football programs last win- ,ry 2, soaring to a new height THURSDAY Nights — Father and Son League/ TENTS jlter to help finance their club's ' 18 feet, j% inches in Hel- • Assorted Leagues for Monday thru Friday ^ Of All Type* wrestling competition. sinki, Finland. • Beginners • Leagues for All Averages FRIDAY Nights- 3 Man Team • AIR MATTRESSES Summer Special—Friday Night "Father & Son" 500 AVERAGE Exclusively Designed • SLEEPING BAGS .CALL; NOW! We Have Openings for Teams and Individual GOLF CLUB Bowlers • CAMP BLANKETS • KNAPSACKS TROPHIES VA 6-6800 • MESS KITS • CANTEENS, ETC. RENTALS and ^ COCKTAIL LOUNGE • RESTAURANT SNACKBAR COCKTAILLOUNGE IRONS, WOODS & BAG • PRO SHOP 40 AMF AUTOMATIC LANES $1.00 PER DAY PLAQUES NOW ! DAILY 'til 5 P.M. - OPEN BOWUNQ Vlult Our Showroom Iks per f»me (Exoept Sal., San. uid Holld»jri) D»lly » A.M. to ( CM. BOWL-MOR LANES Bvei. by A,i| JAG'S C»ll MB 346 Main Street Woodbridge SPORTING GOODS j. j. RYAN Co., Inc. MAJESTIC LANES 142 Amboy Avenue Route 9 and Penn. Avenue Hopelawn, N. 122 State St., Perth Amboy Tel. 634-4520 WOODBK1DGE Juit • Mil* North at Mima Bridft HI 2-3461 Thursday, April 25, 1963 Psora MIMIC NOTICES MIMIC NOTICES PUBltC NOTICE i PUSUC NOTICtS PUBLIC NOTICES IL - EB - CP PUBLIC NOTKES Undl occupied by the Cnrterct vclt Avenue s rllstnnci flmW In rrmpiilini' Ihn mml- rnril n p tni:U'1(l upt.n finding tn lhat p?nt material or waile mi? he nut Service Bnr.icf anil ler- PUBLIC NOTICft PUBLIC NOTICES In tho point or place, nf begin mnm prrrralai'o nl inn lot ara .l..ill he nnt l.v ilJprt liy lire ZnnmK Hoard. HIWI ai Inml till wtwrr m wn- , 1 niHial, and It Twlnii hen-liy ilc- whHi tn than 5(VI feet IheTffrom. nin« which may lie built opun in R s'luaia fpr-t, fiilvnlisirtt the ...i I upon Issuance oi an oriu-- sightly, haumlfltu or nniiome trrffltned In Im In (hi> hurt In. wrupii-d for any UM permilltd in and accessory buildings for ladmtrlal I«p«-I. I-Bl*. Known and dnlanated a* Me Hoy ulvim PMP. ; salt tit littfon nf enly the ps-:cj ptrsnlt. spwl'ylrrg ft-! StM-T, wffl fMnll. teresls. nf Hi** municipality and . . „. . , 'the Heavy Industrial "A" ,11.1 A ., whaltvei J&rte 'n *M!£!I tfre 5, 6, 7 and 8 In Block 242 tiri'mlsci on wlilch It Is main- exlpnt, scope* and scale of' Hid nilffhbnihrintl anrl wliMn nnd part of Uts 1 and * In 1J In iny ItPitdPntlnl 7,on« In th«, 1+1 Churches, temples ind rell-;•&,„,, nrr# tha followtm prnhib-l project Is to be eon lea, ftnwrtl homiu and un< 1+9 Tbe manufacture and storage llne, kennene, pttrokom, nt otherwise apply lo the rela chnni* In cln«Mllcit|r,ni, the ed from Its Inweit level to thi: 1 J In any n«lil»ntlal lot* bi the located closer than 40 feet to i lot w Diml ipoarste [rmi dertatlai eaUhllsbnwnU; dog of Wtb etptoahtes. crudo oil or olla, or any el the Umahlp of struclnrs to strw:- Hid IwrelnaltT ilcMTllieil land sky, except for the ordinary Mae o! en Interior IM abuttlnj anv itreet tlnp. Inflammable, volatile cr expkr thst im which the mlncraal 1 and cat hospitals; garages and -M Rethifal aid storage of iss- lire within the prolert IU.II nnr premlsr-i An' Imipliy projection of sills, bell courses, on Wo or nmre ntreeta, no de- Tcmpjmy suhdlvlsirm slve liquids "bleb ire or can stneture la lootrd If not fur- into repair shops and offices nllna or fuel oil and Ihe man except as required In pars chAntffd Irom prpvlnm r1,-mill- chimneys, flui-1. buttresses, or- J»<*ed accessory buildings ahall will nnt be permitted liter res- be derivative from gasoline, ther than 300 If* therefrom, of emtnAon In the building nfaetnre of bottled fuel gas iripk J ». 3-lt. ; catltm ami ilrsinnntinn HI nit. namental features, and eaves, bt erpctpd or altered to an tn idences have been erected on crude oil, tars or psrts tbare. nfl-street pirklng requlrf trades, Is permitted exceot where Incidental tn the II That no stroctarp shall be so: unto In llnlilrnthl /cine nnd. provided, however, that none occur| tlio wqtiarti'r ol the 757. c( the lots bt the sub- of, excepting however, storage nwnla lor all uses iwrmltled us 1-4-3 Openllau which require stor retail sale ol luels lor local deiUmeit or so located tn the h place and stead thereof are of the aforesaid projections lot nfllrejt either atrert. division or after morn than of oil, fuel oil, gas or gasoline 1 Generil Bueiness IRB) 7"»< in terms terraces 1,-eiMsory lo res! b» freclP'l or allerfd i» an to than 6 iqu.iro feet In area ttv sumption on tba same prem- will of ally structure on the Industrial mr.es. door sale* area. Column (5) of the Schedule In and pi-irvlsirini if Srrtli.n XI nf ti.il structures wtilrh do not b« lonatnl tlnsrr to any atrect lower eil|;e ol such slim shal ises bi add noe where they site, tucb distance to be If ill other rmuhttnenls sr» Section ID. are itored or maintained, and snlrl ZoninK f»r{|ln:in(i* ni.prr- rise above this hcliht of the than onchnll of tho dlntancc nnt bo llll thin J feet sbovi 1-4-6 Newspaper and lob printing es measured by a line perpen- net, rmnmon parking (adll- open «i«. " tbH4 wTmf^^JVasstaWii v i^a^fwiBjj?ta»ssU !•!•!j • i not for off-Uie-jiieiulsti dis* tlrl Of tin tliiiiloieea of two iMIl' Inlntni In Unlit Industrial flour level ol tho (ronm floor Mwwn my str«t Mw and H» the (round surface. M dicular to the plane of Ihe sur- aide or rear lina parallel to 14-7 Commercial advtrtislnt slmi and KeiMentlal Z«« tribntion or consumption. face of said window, except or more establishment! may Zones, but to specifically In- may extend Into iny yard pro- No free-stanillns lifn shall In 1-2 No tanks or other containers tlmle as ptrmlltpil uwi hnrrliy II, Mtrpt that on a corner lo' erected closer.to any Iron! 01 or billboards. Waerever any property Hm Ihsl where a room has two be used nrtrvldrt Ihst: viilinit the total area of all bounding any lot in tho »l or stnictnrei for storage or (a) Socb fldlHlpi shall not Iw onl«lnrunl lot In residents I me. than 60 persons. side or rear yard tying nl™? than sin lut out from tho front such properly line shall be not but nnly such as are essential r.UKINO AND LOADINO exeept that this irnmber ma* mm uses ami (ariiitln uni.illy or wall of the huildlnit may ex- •treet tnnn a dlitanct eqnsl ti L Except as i-licwriere speclli 15 The following activities lor on-the premises consume I. OFf-CTREET PAltKINr. be bicreias-cl t» not mors than normally Inndental to i,ne or tli« ilcpth of front yard re- herein for ivurir.l circnmstancea tli specifically prohibited: less than 100 leet In width, ex- l>rifl Into sny ysrd providing cept that where the property is lion In connection with a man- In all tones parking tnace for one six with th* apsroval of tba more II( the forrs;i>in(j Iliit th* holloing otherwise lol, yard anil urn notations fib; 1-5-1 Operation} which require thi « ,,..,»_.... _. automobile and Ihe means ol access wnln* boanl / ( n to be used for s use pcrmittpd ufacturing or processing 1-7 The alurcm'nllwi."! inmU and rnntplles wilh the he as specified in Column 1' f th bulk storage of inflarnmatite o of another nature' thereon providing that In any but- explosive, materials on Ih, In.lhe HUhway Business (ll.n.i Nn pf-klnf lot shstl h* pr-mls« KI rcrlnMUlr-d anil •if this section. the width or depth ril tuch lots pursuit " _..-.._ avtelling unit located SKCTION vm premises, except fur gisolim Zone lhe !ron|i side nr ri-ar permitted" ta" Baid"rae~Tlie lot for every dwelling unit located! nearer to the boundiry of any I.I«M In. exceeds 100 lett such setback HESUMUITIAL n-B ZONE list citipMeu will b* these thereon providing thst In sny biul-| residential or buaineH tone rMraignitrd uilo i. HtKitlT requirement need nor exceed SO service etatlons which use un yard! regulations In Ihe IIB 1. In lhe Rcjldtnlinl R-B Zone no Zoni shall apply. persens. companies, corpora- nets Tone auch parking rpacB maT| Ihsn Si (ret neeot (hat this ,,,1,1 ffi dutlrlal 7.nnn lp«.illy d<- 2-1 Ni>lhln| In this ordinance ahall feet measure;! In tho direction deriroond storage tanks. tot shall b» u.'.i.ii .ml no itmcturc 2 2 Property Adjoining Rill Kuril! Usas. etc., wlia are ana have be orovlded in the manner and distance mav b» redoced to arrlb«d an lul prevent the erection above the of such excfsslvo width or 15-2 Carnivali and' amuscmci not lew than n feet II a tiitnt- ifnill i-u rri'.'t.U, :•: .id nr nn.-ni'ii parks. ties i been «enyta| an sutti lane-, tottVm herein Mrmliled for re- All thFiKQ !;iud .K't^i parcpll tiuil.llrn IwlRht Limit of a para depth where the real lot lino of 1 hi' screen at least 11 fwt of land* nnd p l ltl pet wall or corniri* extending lor any purpose, metal tho Mlowini : Ij3 stone yard or monument In order to assure safety tno tlms «r operations prlnr I* 1»l"4 Parking lacllltlM ac««or»! a corner lot coincides with the 1-1 All uses permitted in the Reil lbs data af line ad«pll« el lo tho bwtbwtaesa a oiea. »1d« mnilirllng ot ms»H lytn^t and bplng In thn Hor- abovi inch hrlcl.t limit not aids lot lie of sn adkilnini In- works, except where localr etfWency In operation and to treps and shrubbery la p'ariM • ou«h of Ciiifrpf, <'«iinty nl more than four feet. i'-nli..l l:-,\ /.<:i-. immedUtely Dpnoslut or ad. avoid onneressary hardship, tbe OrdnanceO ) ii ar^e anrl irt'tatalned tberern. paral- terior ]oL no irctiSnory building 1-2 Two family dwelllnn. ' de^lcnrd nr alterel d ffor or «• I HliWIpirx and S(OIP i>f 1 ? The height limitations of this cent tn a eemetcry tipun lim the side a.nd rear yard re- SECTION *XH1 I lel lo the nine boundary. shall be InoM closer than llw 1-3 Roirdinc hauvi ant! roomta /Sj ierity, MpginnlnK at point nt ordlnnnca shall not apply to aide ynrd distance specillcd for ing by the Zoning Board thi quirements and building height iTiPie'DweuiNu ovtoups i II lntlnilW.il Uses • hou.-s i.,r r.nl more than restrictions ot Section IS sha Intprtcrtlun lormfd by the rait church spires, belfries, culxv tha. Interior lot. ni) detriment to neishbnrho restrictions of Section IS shall 1, A Multiple Dwelling Croup or uifHroi-t narking space at feljowi: In order to prevent congestion Haying cu'S'j. not apply where they would «ly linn of On-liinl Slrf l.m, penthdlisrl, dnmrs nnt 1-3 In the cue of • corner lot ehnracler will result Mirrefroi Garden Apartment Dcvelo, rrent Is a 1-1 FtesldniUjl Zaar»- In stteeta adlacant to any M 1-4 HrAela dev-.-d enttraly to the apply to those portions of a with I'H "lulhirly I'np nl u*ed (or hum an oecun abutting on more than two 154 Slaughter booses, aliattoli strncturc or a group of structures | In all Residential lonro, there occupied by any permitted fra- accommodation <•( their resi- lot Immediately adjoining and ternal, kntKutlonsl. charitable ROOIPMU Aw'imn ai laid tin* nnr In chlmnuya, ventilator!, ftlrpels, no detached accessor tanning process and other on providing dwelling units to separate .hill bi Drovlded oll-atrtet dent xucsii and tthlcl oiler no bounded by the right-olway or edutitlonal untlbrtlm but ol KalJ %'r'fl add avenue nrr s'rfyllqhls. water tarllts, bulk- bulldmk shall be erected or a! ccssli.K which is detrimental I families lor rent ta) which Ii de- nirklnf mace snd means nf facilities nr y r icea to tlie of a railroad, or where a rail- mognlilnt tbat Ibe unmsl- annWn and tk^icn ttfd m Stiprl heads, and necessary mechan- tered so as ta be nearer to any the public health and gc sioied lo be mabitalned and oper- areeu thereto from a tmblic «al lulilic such as rertauranl road track or spur line lorms Uon ol biflexlble standards for 19-A III I'"' l»ra-n: "(Illirl-il ical appurtenances usually car- street line than one-marter the nr barber s'-rUcea or the sale welfarn of the Borouth by r ated as a unit tn single ownership way for one motnr vehicle for Tax Aafitmpnt Mafi o? Ibp ried sbo.? Ihe roof live), ex- son of tbe emulsion of smol the boundary line between the by an Individual, partnership, cor every dwelling unit (not any the trorlslon of ofl-street park- width or Iemlti or trie lot, ex- of r«», and, ing and loading faculties mat Bororrli ot t nricrc! in MlrWfe- cept where In Ihe nptfllon Of cept lhat such setback need not rrasihio from Ihe street fumes, odors or unusual noises lot. nr vibrations. mne. Wherever any aectlon ol (bl which haa certain facilitle? ui| result In excessive kaidahit or KX Counly, V J t Hc%ls''H Jimp the jonlng board such may be exrerJ SI Ipet. 1 Except as elsewhere specified 1-2 All Ruheii Zaaet-O.B.. H.I d^rneil to Interfere with aerial 2. Kxce.pl ai euwrhere noted here- a railroad track or apur line such an central hcatlnc tn all Rustnen Zones narking (radical difficulty, So strtc- 1W7, Jmroh K .lor.n*. Hnrnugh 14 A lara.Tp attached to any side herein for social circumstances thi hire deiiined or mteoM for 1 navigation or constitute a fire in Iur special circumstances all lot lies entirely within the prop- lacllllle: yards and open spaces, apace for nie ortvafa motor En.TlKPcr. A mli) ol KUKII tl of the dwdllnit and conslructed lot, yard am! area rrculal' race, occupancy ahall be e«v hj/ird finch lealurts, how- erty lines of a single Industrial recreation areas, garage >nd park- rehlcle. wblch msy be located iAtA (or rc-.ird in ilt> oilirf m a p»i ^ uf such dwelling shsll be as surl invihwly or rear yard?, olhn setbacks i Zone no lit shall hp used or no loading licilllln fa coMVJer. of Rcoii«r!l Avpfiut, HO M l»! MLih csies tn the Zoning Board the maximum side yard require, tn Section 15 subiect to variance by action of the tre. ln< Ihe ad«ruacy of the area] and height nf itrudure ai spec-1 slrurlure mill be pmctrd, altered w Zoning Board except: (b) every 5 sells In any tlace nnl«« to a fiolti, wMrti point I' in hy Itie ZonIn K IMIircr Ifled lor the principal •trurturc. occupied lor »ny purposo except thp ments which are In force in saul 2 3 Eulldinc Hellbt Llmllilloni r rwulrrO the mni( board ikiH Ifled lor the principal •truturc. p No bulldlnR structure or part 2-1 That the development be ap- ot assembly Including comrr llx po.-tH- /'in* any principal itructure of -•-----•'• -'M |iv|iv«« prmitlp"rmitlrdd to thr portion of any Business (GB- ardi Imvoaed berebi m com- Iron! half of the lol Is greater II B.I Zone adjacent thereto or al specified In Section 1!> unless aa (a) exerting no detrimental but nelndlng et>nrches nr pub- merrlil and buatnea met *ft) cortfr ol lot HU. i:i In fire prnnl or fire resistant rr>n- 1 l II 77"o e undPnthdthe aland- lic Institutional bulMlnci Bloc* »M on l!» affviiU itr'jiiwr, an.l In anv Heildence lhan nn l,,,it vertical in seven such part of any structure e(fact upon aurroundlng areas which are comwabli In >•• it-l ol horinmhl distance meas- • iu, »,,.-,„„•„ ln"iiiel;!B."z.ineifected thereby.' v ""1 ml- public mweum nr central tell- 1-1 Tenements or apartmentsjbulfer strip not less lhan 15 Ii Is so located that tha distance (dl every M sonire feet of •til \tr\* H lifpl'ird r.lrc.:. firade al the property- line, or v.hrrp tho required lot area i wide consisting of massed trees a from the Intersection with the ger, 018136011810 provision for i tics. p'.nie r\rfl.nnge nf fire-proof I the elevation ol the lut at floor mace In any bar or U3OI :MC! ii a pobil In UP per fiimllv Minll he not Wi'shrubbery shall he p:ivi(lfd air,,,,, gruurHl of the vertical plane !ijM, circulation of air, de- dance ball. i «»l R-rtihetly lea of Srcra"* H . nMrur'uin mav lie erevtrd tn the *trr- Every atrudun ineted, Im |,lt, M In • vuliv!, e.uh (nint, sldr, ar.rl gurace may 1)>- built .loser to 1-1 All uw3 uenorallv considered nf Residence Zone, exc*l that this pro- tlia tamt 'to )•*'. (mm un a commercial, retail or trasl- trclion may he waived temporarily tit twice the total iiciCM Dl Its capacity to pay (or itr any commercial skating rink signed or altered (or occtv ir hUWirid <<•< rear yard shtilslile whlcb luch tni» Irnnt or sije line ol the lot share ol those services throuRl pancy (or any permitted boat- i f« h4 «rep|i rims rhnrnclf,i.,hut nit Includ-inr permanently upon luidins by the auch structure provided thaL (II every rental unit available r\i-r*\.>? iKitiht nf .triK-liire wilh the prrmhslcn of the Zou- In? light manulnrlurlni! as zoning Bwrd that such protection such, distance shall he not; taxatioi n or othethr means or ri'n for tourist occupancy or botel neu or comnertial me u Ii t. l,i> hi!1! it mereaeed 2 j l»l " Mrmllted In this orttaanr* runoia, Ibmce IJI ' -jeste.iy h-rcin dtflrerl Such uermittcd J!!ainst dust, noise, glare nr similar less than other minimum front, capacity lo conatptct and maln- accommodation. sblll ororlde. al Iho dda or and ami ''«! northerly line In-l Irr f.irh 1 loot ol SUCH; uies mav Inranlo: nuisance as would be provided by aide or rear sethack distances tain. In part or whole, tin 'hi every 5 bath?rs who can additional CfUht. required in this Section. utilities, and laclllties, which rear of its lot aeena and ssac* 1-1-1 Retail * Wholesale sales to iurn , strlp ,, nnnecssary. be sccommoo'sted bv any com- tb.^ESt* ri"ta'.MlSrtl|3t III' irrritiv'iv i Pie (ullowmj rmuuiinns iliall con-j The enclosing walls of all it will need and (c) conforming fnr tbe loading and unloadnm irninv iv ei-eral ptihllc such as clothing. SECTION XI mrrdil swimming pool, ol delivery tracks wslct ihaU ilrfrti la si 1 •aid Ane-ol Vtr»>f Street with lll.Si:HM PROVISION'I'RDVISinKI! :uol n'fl-ninliirmint uses in exist shoe and dry iioods stwes. ixtitlkTRlAK. IL.I.I 7.ONE buildings which face upon any to the provision of Ihe m., .•" n.wis. »•'«' LlRaT,m WlitSTBlAL L plan or any ollkially adoptea; building prrmit or occupancy be accessible (mm a pubba Ib. satl ta'«tnly Jaw ol Or- MOT VMlll AMI AREA j at the lime ol passage ol bars, nntleui vj'ii'l'v street shall be ot concrete, permit ahall be Issued for any busl- or private alley or othot way .M Ike i*m! rturd Html aid Homing VtMl'WKMKXT* j ordinance-. sj,,, i.,Tlnltted-ta the Utht In brick or ashlar-faj^iJr'lire-re- rial (UU Zmt M hM h to be nwJ lor such porpooe. Ibniccof Hi nortbrrly sad ikn< for e--,«h mne w dn.rnateil and fnr 1. Any non-cmrnrminf uw « struc- furnl- '"' ' * gistant masonry construction, There shall be a mntmam • II ;ur,-* |»Trriiltcd Ihert-ui lure may IM! coiituM upnn fw lol| metal and sash panels, m?ta! and mahifalned and operated •««• « «J|"^^ commercial easurly I In* of dr. hat,I or n0 sXm.{m .hall be erect- loidlng apaoe pmrkM ol W Elrfft »?» leet to a point .n.lant^ ami rtnuiro- br In Ihe huil'inK s<» occupieii, and window wall or equivalent In an area of not less li™. > '™f Xm™i pools, drive-in square leet lor every II feet lai saM UBlDerty Iota of Honor-1 irrTiis HI speciHed In the srhed- any such struotui.; may hi rritorcd with vertical surfaces not less acres exclusive of public ways., SJJJ,J^ shopptag centers, carnival of principal itora frantaja or i>» • f M. yjri ind ana re- or npalred In the uw of partial ur than 12 feet In height meas- 2-] That where Uw proJecMs lo-, J»«™ %?%& a Plan of the n» Avasuw. beina: U» rxr.l' r dimlay window area, aail >a1 ptret ej IVj.r.nlng n<»l| it,,,ir-i^nii In Voctinn l i an total destruction therenf. . 1 ured from grade to the lowest catod in whole or In part In h-, « to h ,^ lubmltted to and. ar>- frontate to be mearand along •la* know »od ilnij vtn1. as, I snUla Noa 110 U !U, tn- ments esMins al th*> time 1 ll.B.) Zone. . ,;.„, n the asaae M llK.m li»( thill nave (al the.time exceeds* one year Inr any palace of this ordinance the ,„.',";?,•' SSffi A . or other enclosing surface. 11 laduatrlal Uaea-L.L-tUA fhaUve. afl m Block tin •• lollnwhK uses mnv only h»: 1-J»ublle Ollllty and win u- r—.irnum ).jt ir-niagc. r™ew|p.e ntr-hllshed la lne ;cter such as repair and main-i|IEAVmain I INDVSTBIAI "A" (H.I.A.)! give Adequate sptce stall bo OW •k* Btrou!i el Cartirel. Irr :m M irea per dwrlluin of land and structure shall tie in Business (OF I »m Ihrv tenunce yards, storage iacili-j ZONE vlded on Uw lot for l»e kiid- urul u ipfvificO; cvnlormlty with this ordlnanre. meet all requirements as to h Ml&d Xw H*. *an, led Itll in) mrtoadtag «l aN vtS- Mm si IM ZiuWf Hap re- 11 No iNliKtuiii oi iiructorei shjll 1'No noh-cnnrormnij U»« MMl, If parVlnr. W, v*WI md clcs serving any Industrial use. rsrwl Mi lhe maximum bmld-once thanzed Into a cimf,rmiiiii use. slz-s e«tn!ili'lii- M 'i* nud* a tart, rianT for th« Hiphwiiv R'isl- -.u. Uul Ike atorernntloiml 15K>'ry itrw-iare nwtl fnr resl- made in any * nncmfarmin!? struc- Ushments. devoted primarily be provided oll-strert paitln: ( Wart of Umls attd prrralsw be Arp'ul pu;ivn*s t!-j!l provide tun shall In no (us.- e^c-'t) Illty i oi any sucn iniiustry is pose except tho following: to be developed in whole or on public rljhti-of-vay an or larrjelv Id the sale of goods 1 S part in an R-A Zone, and space for on« motor vehicl thereby crested, tba tdaUug ' -ciitii ol a ««••< Uti 4 4MlMtod| H i the minimum h^hitahla lioor percent ol its a***scd uiu.-, n-ir and services to a widely (hi-1 not likely to Impair lhe health " • " "• "" * ""*" lor every *» square (ett ol area d* each dwelling nrnt ihall any such huiliiin? b<> cnlar,:,>d when developed In other innes off-itreet loadhg aid unload. I-. vtrtkral db • • »»• M tail asm* am M trl!,:iti-d and substantially non- nnr Jeopardize Ihe silely of, floor area devoted to busiBesi big facilities shsD be fleem** 1 »nl leMl el . • «0»" . .rT.jlrtf IVrebi >s sprclficl: unless tin Use therein is chj.-.^-a to ins communily as a result ol Zone. alall be not lesa than 2,000 ailalxl or leitrried lanesa aii resilient clientele or In Iran- H Alll other Industrial and mmanua - square leet. usage, raetustve of basements, to be Inadeonate by Uis p»> ,h, ktihnl pasV «*,••» 1 I <*! ri[^ l-,t ^^re shall he s conforming use. ai.nl highway traveler! or lire or explosion, gas, smoke, sa" off-etrert wrklng are. ark<< as a "U|M Imtaslrtall laclurinllig g uses ii located not 2-5 That the area ol lot covered ui2 boatd, and ODOO ittch flndV tar" and at berna ordained [,- ni'letl m s front yar.l »r 5. No nonconformlnij use shall he which di-pend upon automotive Inxlc or corrosive fumes, orlirs, to be located on the lame lot Ing, tin board man notify me .,:: *Vre Uuro " iftrt4(i *tin a minimum depth extended so ai tn dnninish lha ev trail ic in bulk uhtrh Include. rn\iuus dust or vapor, or other lets thah n fl»fl» leeltt Irom ththe j by builnlnjs be not jrealer with the itructure or within M to a fottair ostUaual Uul ta; boundary o( a district other than 1». owner, ktnee. or oilier ro- all utrw-r frtp^tt MM pros 1 1 i. ii^ctlinl, ihi a rrar yard lent of a ctnlnrmlng u-e. bowline alleys. skatta« rlnkJ, objectionable effluent or offen- a distance o( not more than sponsible officUl In writing ot v.:h • minlrmtm depth .-is a. The ext.-ni ami riaturc of a tnr-jtrrs a.'Kl rlrivr-in Ihealrrs, / live noise or vihralion, which than an Industrial district and U Thai provision be made lor 50(1 (eet therefrom. .f/«'ir«sawt"HwrtBl ttei. to «,l. In i'l motels upon issuance ol a use perm* oll-rir«t parking for four such finding. Upon recant ot irv-iinnl. side yurds, In th jonlurming use may l>e chansi-d K'llf-drivlne ralisei. iwimmina will estend beyond the boun- neb notification tha Mutnr „. ,idu, of •»«*»-". nod fra\aimt oiiwr IrUn Met p,mk, tour.it camus aru^ by the Zoning Board. • vehicles for every three (J) *,mlirri I,* taurants and refreshment, niter proof Is submitted that, J.7That any KtrilcUire exceertiris; ,i or Mid- U raw lao It, ID*, sbal runua In lull tre (rui:j(- ol Uw lot or the Ing thereby that any nmunre, dancrr any Inriu-.try which ii pot det- vehicle lor every IUU *<<< which such Inademudes shall • i,!tb In Iwl is iperified, pr'i- or detriment to tne health, saii'.y. stands and used car lots, ex- rimental to the environment in iv, dangedr r to lifelife , limllmlib . or threh e storietries In height shall bbe be corrected. Vno» falhiro tg • ,im rl aU siwiiiort •• lam aad etferl , ( rent that where TO"h adhrllies property Is created beyond located on the plot at a dis- feet of floor area devoted I-'.JIS lurtber Uul oo sUa yard or wcllare ol tbe public and the Im- which it la located by reason business usage, exclusive comply UH ocmnncy nrnjl K IM il M t-14 TMa Ortllnar* «tvatl liko if an Incidental to and on the the llmiU of the lot and that tance from all street and prop- ,:\ or jard. lie i'ill Kj'-f a wdlh Iru thin mediate neiiHborliiiorl Is rltmlnUhrd. uf thi emission of gas. smoke, basements, said off-street Dark shall bo revoked and tbe a* f«Ci lmmoJUl*!» upon final i:. \U minimum widln sprci- Inal ncithiwrtKwd rhaiacicr Is Im- urn.- lot wilh tho normal lr>\ic or corrosive fumes, no objectionable noise, vibra- erty lines tqual lo one and shall termlnaU u aettvttf ,4.u,rt U IM wratlons nf n business estah-| ipace- to be located oo' Mawan tf4 pudUMiwii as pro- ( li«l nil providlal lorllifr lhat proved uA that rengeitwn In the oilurs, noxious dust or vapor, tion, smell, smoke, diul, imic one-half times (1.5 times) 1U tntll It ahaU comply wlti tha ; ,|..rmer la. any . lUtvncnt otherwise wrmitled ln| the samsme lot as the structure I tided br la« .kl me iMe yard shall be at itreets Is dlmtniihed thereby undei : or corrosive fumes, gas, glare full height. •KM t< i)» mil of yard iti i Section such actlyllv mavi or other pbiectlonalila efflu- requiring It or upon a lot I Ml TV rlasatliMllM of U» W- nr effluent- kr-trmHed • which 2-8 That all provisions for regu- DTOVBlQil. ki-l II). *idUl ll-'ilr-l As Un- lollowun condltiou , ti« p»nnittc ...I Hie limits of Its lol. and pair the normal use and peace-1 "SECTION XV-SCHEMJIE Of LOT, YARD AMU llnard and upon issuance ol j fill enjoyment of any pmiu'riy.! RESIDENT! \L cUiatikratyw •• >• «•->«!< »t:»l (j*rrr.it'.^l In tire tint Irasl le- an ,^-fllpancv permit sneelfv • vvhich does nut Include any GB HB U ,,i, u-».r Is the m- atructure or dwelling located ZONtS RA R-B ZdM> A If tUiiiltaUio. In Rn •incted tune, i.r rcsuiu in a |n« th' vMi-nl. sr'-ne and scale ii!),-n storage or outdoor pro- 13) (I) (9> itfru thtretii by means of a r (1) 2) f,HMiH>»< fs* •* •*• Ltovlal U» B suhstanti.il ri luftion in nul- nf suih lt» nnil Ih,' tvne. Inra | c' ,slnt of materials In excess In anv residential or commer- COLUMN druewjy 00 every lol, an at-, cial mne. Such required proof in Iran of (ao M All lho«« ttrtaus bis J Un.li tan.-a. dannir ,.r dctrlmi-fit. tion. -and flvr area of anv j nl that normally Incident tn pnraCTPAL STRIICTTORE 50 *» Uilml larsge or am-M In oil-1 mav include: aad onmln* lioiting aVn| t*« structure *hirh It Is ti (.CDiv.) the oTii-rntian of such Industry. ( f.,000 MTIOM n «tre-t iurkuc available (r.mi a «-2 Tnat any cvi'.mg nom miorm- •chltecl'iralin) Min. lot Iroulage 5,000 3,750 aortfvrly ln« "I ltoo»r>'« *'•- 1-3-3 ? Scrvlcr-a and s.-rvlc- ai!":|-1 I'u!u.strial uses permitted hyl-2-11 and d.i,ii>L-.,., ,n, ,„,„. , , _ WTO o< pranaotkii; t -i.l'c alley or fiKmrol ihall •,ni( we which H a u-se pirmlt- HI v a S.000 2.500 1J0O naa Imm tni t->cnl ul taUtuc- y ;,,w ihe requirem'-nl lor 'k> tril in the ti'it least re-lm'L'd ri.-s such ns metal alii v. itr... this Section, by way of illus- Jmr'lK-atlonPj showinl gal l thbuildings.e type'(D] (e)l MinMin., !o°lot e'rearea" per'dwellinguni(sq. It.) t (sq. ft.) uftti. n tun ol UW a .thrilir Ian M wnrkliu flras, dry clenrlrr; IT tration and not by way ol l buildg(el Min 35' ,mnr t,i be mivctl hy the 7..m nil! n«y !«• .-II li«n> Mr'". (.-• mmmem ITt iTrat-r ta.m Ihe space MI , 6.W 500 ( more than a total ol ten nun-conJurmlng UM' 23 I o( laad art aieki-) no hutting nt*d •" rmuil, w:r*h U also a pn.MM.sl UM-; a".l cat hispitnlsi Harai'i-s ami; ucts, Rlass and glass prod- JST',. t, »»u*bl. u liw, retoiutnKifd oi altered w is tn fie nest least ri-slrn.tetl w u- i ou'ci rcn:ir shops 'nrovln'nj, ucts, fibres and fibrous prod- Uffe ;> pnjerl in Hit »w« bc>un aaM Ms w Ir^ii"! »l^< tlw stall ta .-xtenileil tey.mil in.! nre Inratnhlc ol c: rjtl'in «| 4 314 , „„. Mlir, L i A me avrrage HtFiarli tine et>. a,-uiie Hi oin-r.iliun »l Ihf l.ms] of metal products (aa distin- 1 !.«tki sad otber aobut Jny i» n-rvni by ise boildlng: on [ft to tfc» rittnl of Ul- " I J nl •JSM41' ol Ihn Oldinnni-ci guished from the fabrication At least one sids yard to be licet) ., al nsswnM tha >i',| l unit sulf nl m slr-el »ilh:.'i Thai n» (mO-finloin^it use ur i,..' are stored on Ihe nrrni-. of metal itself), furniture, sta- (kl ,:*H aad mcsssraOU UM Ih* blark at tl» lime ui lhe, by the own-1 * ACCESSORY BUILDINGS ««t ilrurtare shall be e\U-«l"l or.; u->. »xchKlv* of those vehii-V« tionery supplies, pharmaceuti- er developer, dciigner or, (I) Min. front yard (foetl • TM. no W laad U»«aa*i pjnait of thl> unhiunre Tu rianiwf s.i as to dlmlrtsh Its; a-. ,i;iin5 repair); aid olf'r-« cal supplies, textiles, precision l lurrgouil rnle, shall. lwi*ev.i.i r aeent to the ellect that (m) Mm. tide >«d deetl •I ombtkg T«rj Iii™-nt dintormilv in * 1 >• •' -tnlrarton in the hiiiWIn':, instruments, electronics, Ion.!, Cher ; .s f.rwr.l In IHI ease be arvli'd so a< I", • ' —• Mm- rear nnlermfiralertt aad laun»anll 11 miert m the >aid, bulk an.l s orovidhK Ihnt no hnllt| and lood products of all kinds, 4,,-S !lc :trr-! »"", »»' <*' ,in- custom tool anil die inAUltf"" „, ^1 vs r.iu-rm) BnTTtn i.f bulMmtl- arr* rniUiremenLS in" li,'-. ",>1. uUlM a*> nrnt i- and other processes atdtnt/kij J-U fb« CUnifHalVn r* t»-« I Imlfi^r- tM'.:x Ir.im the *ii^t| nini-i' Iur the lunl in w!i.ch it traOM *a4 lm« than Ui* m.>ximurn • 1 ll>-ralitins wlnctl REGULATIONS l i.'.r'k storasi- spare in a.\ Htetsj '»»»<>i "/ •«f ftu-it yard Wicaied bi S.U. IIFMIDKNTUL X ZONE ,,l 10': of the floor nrep any other bulk process ol nan [ j IS. M|M a-.S rlaaalcjli- •< »> «'•'•> IM \i. "Scheduie Ijmlnnj «' ..IIV tlrurture or more than] i ttaia aao tmuitt z t» cia«i«»i llnlht i»d Bulk ol Cul'llnji" s I. lo ll.he Hosldenlbl A Z»e no Id i assembly or treat- 1 z" J kueofWf eroetU i 7<»e IV |-.in siniire feet ol iraiarniri and dauraiaMg il -nbv or outdoor »ali™i area, i al a pvUd N- .v -naner ar.d loll urinlinc i 1-J-b ls in ei Carteni b •«" | 1-5 1 BdvertlsiiW nr ltil)«i,rds. im trm llw wua»f.l «'« 1 [i oii»r;itioM nrtd manufarturinK ol sail W So. £3 and CJIUIUC uhlfh rciiuire nnv lahricatinn, Xntttac* Imm a^-vnihlv or other pmwssma Iteaklnn IOM* kVlMM I., 1 COA.IS for sale to the nuhllc l li t nnrl whlrh operation dnns nnt a b cmplov more than fii peoplr poun in Its* '"W1! '™ 17 'Ih-' folliftTHS artivilKS are "A" !7 Unit hrlonjuu I' I ^w to any Irani, dfill thereto me nuani »u«n ^L.™. -• DUUOUUJCS or pieim«», por p » "k" line 2 of the Hinsflmnn Test, as atruciures and all eslstlna ot Co, limn. un rath lale 11 llw lut t" . rear property 1-7 1 One'rai'iopi which require uses- permitted In this Section »UTOIU.« ...» — „ five residents of the Town, appoint"! intended by this ordinance to Inter- HI N-W l» E-akici ukl In" ;i J Jx-unitjiry' Um mo hunilrnl j hulk slnrnse of InftammaMe adopted by U. S. Standards ol tures and such other information as council to »ene,( ith or abrogala 01 annul any alo Utw retOa .IMitirw «*>!! i-untrol "l l under- paragraph 11 wherever ;b the Boro0IJn ere w 1 1 I .lull tlrt't. nr I'Wlo'Mve materials on the Mines, or injurj to the health sny properly lino bounding any may be necessary to provide for (J tl,rm 0, flve vcara each, ex- tas,mtnt,, covenanla or ottof alretc oVbuial to be a f*rt d ViVK <•'•' I" ' *'- ,.( tlw l»ers?e aftt-ark line mlier of! oi th.1 Inhabitants ol thil £™- the enforcement of this ordinance. lo a pout, ll .) n.e o|li6ra of any pn-mlscs except for pasolino lot in tha Heavy Industrial ' A •••'--""-••"- ccpt that upon adoption of this orul- nmb Mmal ^rfia, pnfrtUd, mum '.ho bUk »*>«" "i wri s.rvi-e stationj which use » nance the terms shall be as follows: „„„,,„, tttat where Ihis onUnanca HI .N-4J'-» 1 ,._— . " ^ (H.I.A.) iZone coincides wilh 'a aa uaMflaatf eilau as hat « knith ./I 1 point and I , resilenco oil thr,kit,and I'l"^ uniir. ;rouiid Horace tan !) M-c An lnjusli* will *• deemed or lies Within 50 (eet ol -the ° " MHOnOe ,,imembe, r t» terve for one yar; „,,,."•.- a greater wrtridion anoai ...ijidjim al an ol no alofe- 1 «hal!he Und ol ,, ... than UWI I." * between ;dimi tltnt not rmlre lhan JII • 1-7-J C->rnlvali and amusi'mcnl dclrimenlnl to the eovironment boundary ol a Business or Res-thih.e use o»l building or premised: One member to servo for t*«, the use of Buildings or grcmbm or n is tun uTii-ialsi wing A, mtertfiituii and Intersrei- I iMe habitahls IliitJr an-a is p:.rks I in which it is located by rca- idential Zone any front, side t thereof hereafter crcateil, i ihr.. "poo Ibe helsht of ouildinls or re- ui iglluwltu] nata aball •»• n mlice spf.ee. , 17-3 Sfnni! yard nr mc.num'-M' „„,, of the creation of ollen- or rear yard lyins along such erected, changed, converted.' member to lervo lor uu«l 4utr«a larger yards, courts or other . \Tv all' rwfd In toe i wirks, except uhrre loc.-itttdI sive noise or vlrbratlon beytind open spaces than an imooaad or •rtiun 15 ir In s«-.| Urlj anil Playgrounds. required by enlatlnf1 provisions 01 «* tusadiry Ikit are a Jtl1 Y'llic Buildiiii'ls i/i.ludiili: pnli-' li.-i-edlalely nnmvle nr aiiiti-1 the limits ol its lot When the aa 10 '!> <'»"• > normal bpuulion, of such in- , ,: „ i law or ordinance or by inch ratal irMk loiio* aVMi. b| ar ir schuob but n«t Including cut to n ci-meti'rv uiinn find- terve for five, | | „ iu, or by such ; -v»(i» Una* aa Swy exn| «• Sp iJe yaid, mi rear >u"l ha Iiv the Zoninc n«:i"l Ihnt dustry creates nfso or vlbrn- 2-2 1'roperty use euiniille^j One memher to Kiro 8t 0M Klm Colainul I" atrea mon I heUM requiremenl-i J", .-.ifiiciionol lnstiluii.ip-i that ihi- slru'-lnre- or M t( rensd nd lo 2 The membera ol said board ^^ M lerm inipecudj and ekamlnaldd andd to orded r '^- II. nor manufacture ol lasollne anil bounded by the right-of-way „ 8nllii als In wrltUK the remedylM of Of .uued lo bi siata bowdarlsa nl a railroad, or whore a rail- ] membera i;f (wlnl1 •ban Hlw- and /or a iti derivative products. The condition to "M ihenta or lence «r w.ill,. manufacture or storage of ex- road track or spur Una forms and the Fir= ^T-- -.,,.., thereat > vhlltlon o< any of lhan feet aliove ciul olosivrSf the manufacture or the boundary line between two ,iry violations o fe provUlons Ibe' thereof. reitulallnu. The owner or annt ol 14 aa haiikuftM olawwtw ruL'tmn to [,lastii-», or Ihe storage, other km within the Industrial jone, thig ordinance In writuit! to pail or tree li l umption and use •-, l.uiktini •i.l i» nlsti '-. muvrd. altaied, ^i;Uri(Ml, nor r buiillns be -_ • winded to ba •aeaTler any fir i>jru«u or ta aaur'aswaw Ur IU> al iwcaM ananl >v uiTherebuJurluatad M 1.1milled la lha dttliti ta itreel luxe iiH-au-u *.. ..v. -Huh'till balldlii i'laad u Ihi UursccUon of thulDNo public utility activity I'x'lled. '--- be i-tindttctiHl in such a fa ^ UiiWlai abaU ba iUf C1J,«. *-, - other land l'« in-uMlrtctM w I stmrturi, Kiib radio or television recep- for sale as an operation Inrl- t'rrd to ncaoa) jl (hi all cfniT loll ln[all It"!-; tion beyond It* Italia »' "«" denial to the rlevclonment ol N*w iJntj bi«wh 1,,1.1-n Zutui anil ui lhe Hi«h-' pmiicrly It occupies. where there U only maintained bulk |W ul Ntw on'vhtjtor a oermltled use pro- a so located that the distai ce 19 Clubs, except luch clubs the vUlrd kit >" dual "«J« « or used by the particular in- Irom the intersection with the ules of iUloronodbua showinl the | ismow dollsrs or both Each day fd'h 3 all ywdij abutlina- chief activity of which » a any pirtlmFol any lot altered dustry one ouLlwr lank, in ground of lhe vertical plane vote, nf eieh merfljor unon each, n,n( , viJatim, la oermltlMl lo nisi s UL,» sirKU ahall bi not lew servlco carried en «» a t» ' 1 such ca* samo nay tea *r projection thereto of smfH question, or It abeerit or falluu li. aha.ll con|tli"t» s seDnrate offenaa. tl,,n th» minimum Iron! y«d thcrebX iM" y T l™«i. capacity nnt to uMied 30X00 vote, Indlclllnn aue| fact, and shnll, ] KECTIflN XX uiess and uiion Issuancu of than ftte fcfoest itradu ol &e toher portion of iauy alrii nance. In case he stall nttormlnj luired on an adjoining i.c. ial permit Ihereior urtiii gallons. Also prohibited, are fee to any lot luie shall kwn rwords of 8s ejardlnsllons I VALIDVALIDITI Y OF ORDINANCE mill iny „, tot Ironluig on such nearest pa^ed, portion nl *v tarbiise dumps, iuna yards, mrh structure or use, or both. » luidini by tk» fconlni Board o public street upon which such Rial to twice the total brfy and otheU r officiaffiill artlnnsi , alll "f« | IFIF any nectlontl , n«r».tiaphh. anh- inn aay ,,«-epl Ibatal least one Second band j material*- yards h which ahall be lnmerllalBly filed division, elause or orovlslon of this m»« or radUMd In aay masv Adiustnwnl llut nu drtrumnti lot has IronlaXe. 1 f I such structure, provided that nl the lot shall be "o noiahborhood el'aracter, en-1 Binl any and all other build-1 IT the, ri"'n ol the board and ahsll ordinance shall bi idindgnd Invalid, •••r. aacopt ta aaaCansMl to 1-3 Tenements »- J aoartmenls Such distance shall be nol less Sr^;en, v^,:f« by lhe owner ol the tensive wiie. nulaaiicc or Ira • where Ihe required lot area per Imri, striiclurM and usei whicti than other minimum front, slue nlm'ivinlnrmlng ttruc-1 bo a nubile record. 'such adliidlcatlon shall »pply nnly "- yard, lot ana. aad WU- "as iU principal Irunlage 1 1 Ik- hajard or conjifiillun ihall lamllv ahall ba uot less lhan •ire prohibited In tho Heavy or tear setback distances re- rtU" ati.llV hnoncontormin what "T' *..''™'',!g »m , ^.^^ riimdvrr for MndH'"«|tn Ihi lection, parairsoh. lubdrvi- mi locailos rtffUUMa kafO- ul Uw lull Ironl yard require- ilier duifaatad tor the die- resuU therelrom. i-'i lhat raiulrtdl in tho It-B Industrial Zone. quired In this Section. meeting!, holding hearlnii ind Ihe'skm, clause or uroviilan n ad- n»ui9 lor lhi.1 IroBUue »»all 10 Accessory structure*, customa- IS Tho tollowtui uaia snail only ol Nothlng herein contained shall re- la whlch b wch btlldlal or n6 The euctoainf *»"» *" J» a«V rtanga •» |h« fljn. <<«; powers of the innlne' board as eier-1 (i.,i»ed. »nd Ih- reminder of (Ms uV ounnpl »• •l«->*h«f* '^- rily incident to the above ma, Ai| usei'gon.rally fnnsldered be permluJT In alUht Indus- cUed therrfnr ih>n be tt sl^'lfl-rl, ordinance shall be deprnod valid ,, M stain ts Iwalod. «f a commercial, retail, "hole- buildlnss which lice upon any stpictlon or de«lenalfd use of a ) 4 Nu vird or itbar otoa leare The terra aweuory itructure trial "one. anu In Hlgnwiy street shall be ol concrete, hulldlnn lor which a huildlng permll In th> atatni™ R S «:55-J7, 31. 3«, and ilfectlvt ,lnll nol Includ* any structure tile or business.character, in- Business Zone. 40, 41, anrl any iuhs«|u«il amend- SECTION Xxi provide* aboiu ajiy balkUu lor Fliiiln* lirtt mnniil.icturlnir as i-5-1 Bus and1 tfttca repair sbopi oncbricKk mor uan.u(-t>^ashlar-faced, llre-re- h«Ten herelolo™ i.»;-d or *«i „,,( located on (he same lol vw for whieb are ml; wi1;I th« 9» + t fht WHEN EFFerTive wilh th» principal itructure tfertit defined. Uutb oe-niitled an""d' narasea and. Uuuk tw- ilstnnt masonry construction ur to «be wti»« bwrd This ordlmnce ih/ill taki erfer* iaaea may include: Inn Insneclor ft the lime or; in* , anl permltlcll us ol thus Ml One 1*1 advurtUilM a J/tt aiiUmiohilo sales rooms, turrit work. implo»to| row. to * mllteoV UM or indieatuu lhe uersuns. mi l carpecarpi*t and rurun louf. cornice or laves ur oilier hy tiling with the jiinlnK olflwr.j ordlnaiice may be completed In ac- lure snlei, hardware, and home enclosing guriuci, and wifh the Hinlne Iwar-d upon an^ordance wilb the permit ud the U hums or olllw ul » member appliance sales rooms, «nu cleaning- 21 Knlueliou ol E<|ll of a recogulied profusilon pro- l-J-4 Automobile wrecklnl, aalva»e, " 1<|alatloa by Use tafiw'i In lhe general be-'ltV sal aonrontataonrwiate forformm , a ""lie" ol aon-il, reuulremenU nf law and ordinance U roqulnd (or etrtaat uaes vided thai such hm shall not iim , la Ihft opinion ofi morals or conveiil^nce of the munl- specllvln' lhe «round> Th^ in force al Ihe time when >ui'| Hi amiAad b) atclloa 14 and Ihe storage and sale ol used Whenever, permit was granlsd. «iul may be which mail 1 be artificially Ulamlnalw and "Vtr commercial and reclaimed materials and hrti wbfcfi wad not bo nrwM*d on ._j, clerical occupatluna ol HNnj ta nf FI"'en'f i iv>iiar< used for tnfi purpose duutnatod la the sama let wHa lha principal ' olIu-K ol IM Cpunt ahall not exceed 3 square fed, Din* of junk Ji wUtito a frirlhwllh Uu plans and In Ihe permit. x In tu. SUl. I fxcept lhat: _ building or BUrrdunded by Thr snilnii olftcrr sh-I'l •truetun or law ahall bo cm 141 Becroatu™ o"d amusement fa- il I,I In naifl """^ u...... """"~O.., Hlllv W •utatd.ai part ol too "i<" ill Upon flndlna by lha ZopM cilities, activities and estab- solid hedge or wi " nsfltMiis the rr-fford fr"rn which ::.iuiiuiuJ at a uimUng ol ib» •Mcs rtqiuxd lor lha coiilui- Bnaid that 1 nquore feel M liE its, devoted primarily or h« pr*tlon annen'pfl wi-i tnken UMO of sitcb ma but may lw lhe »ouir ailnquale. lhe »U« of au.:u sltr 159 ttfj'kiraitlfibop. ™l»>Jg*;t u'.ini-'l uf the Bgrough 01 Cit-r e a/goly lo th. Ml. of KuoJs lag, sir machtao and welding » An anneal rt'»a a" n'orwdt"!"" nlotd ka •1 snaomi to is to « «rtal«r iaalr may De Increased to uot mor tirEil services to a wdely d.s- rirthprsnre nf the n"tim> «nnesie"t '«•» nf lug character. „„. and lhe rejulaliuns may :ui! for llncl arlontloln at a inch Illumination II ueceuai; Ii.iliic in bulk whlcli ludude Ihev will: (a) In no w.tv exert a fwU -(l I" th« lu Ihe permitted use which, 1 ka 15,6 KvMiirch a* l«llll| uibora- IM relikod only to Uw «'™t iietliit of tald Counull At tl| sun Sltetl au uu i" i ill Nu. > lioumin alli'l *, santiail ti" ' ent ,| .'(• ,•! upon the "ses ol I meeting of tald Council ot th| Quillnvctl coniir m 111 mlverllnia. or tu the |. permuted by all *« l^u»- Ihttl'e Lues «'i'l Jiivtln l|;»al««, U Tlie"lolluwiiiil ictlvltleii and lanrl anil aellvillea nnrrnallv Oer or.juuu ot Oa,)(«rat on Mir 4 of I..1.1 Sawyer lliiip: mm>c i ^"W/MJ"" " Uolll ««tiibllslllll* the helglll, s shmi tint be sli«»fl 1 ana obn nw soch kits • mi ti-ta ii«aKf. !»• K aiuiuf! nmiMMi »u|f.u,iviiiK rauues, awiiiimwa? lllltterj In th^ lone, and (M eon 063 at 8 PM. -iur-11 I- ni3 I 111 lo all ca»e« » •i«u iiidlfallll ul ' ub« me aiiecillcaUy \"MW*t yard anil men remilreiiieiits ,,th. , | i> th»n hv a re«|f«W»? WMI li) bl taiUvMital rrlvaia Ihu nuillieily lino ul liilii lutll. tlilli'M elsiwliero aji«'UM in th liu.ils, luurial wi«P» "' '**' ni the Uilit ludmUlil ll-I.l I'lhule niilt,,'! lltlly tn th" weltars (.' n t bera, Bofdusl} Kail, Cooko Av«» osraanU*. aodli bulWatxl In Nu •> uv.oi' ui « i>ulnl In <.nd uuluianie, acfenmiy liulldim the hunw ur ullices of a me. \n inulebi, riwiWde restau fur pei milted uses In Ibe Unlit th« coiiiitiunilv, nartieulaiiv In i -"COlrt "ri p"nllratlon "f "'illc* tn leal iu«i.-llUoii«r may be oi Industrial 'III Zu'ie ,ui-. Cuutec, i-l. J. at Vblctt tba (gHagHat racarda at ththee lime v.i.u.ly ti mid liuwjrt li.ul. »-li->II .ui»oinl to tlw (ulliraio i.,ms unil iclu-nlliiii'iil 1-6-1 'il!lf' sbuulltoilig ol ujtaato state uf einergenr-v, unde^ conditloni ik, miilinr olfieer and ™ il'i" fauae •>' MMU fli al II,jiil.itiuiu UH w thifU' lucutiur Ikiully illuiiiinalcit P"»" mid Us.'-I i'jr luls. t'^v 6t(TlllN XII-1 n (line and uluoa uil perBOnt Intor* ,,il Hie lut and Ui. lundarlin ui fata and oeruUir to the time and place In sh w» rbtrd will be given, an oppoi* d TbT «utou»id by Im lav lhal nueli illlil bhull not ra i |1EAV\ INDUStlllAL •'»" volved 7 Tlw li"»rd "I"" "' " "" N7 B Vu,a»uiy llUiMlllSS " " lwl k m III IB) ZONK «vo«I jroperilej wbltb 1 una/ID W"*" " ciilcnial mid Ihu "H"l Under tlK-»e conditions uuly am ..... •;,„• |.ir h»»'l"« .'f "' "" utility to be hta.nl l m»li:ily ul M ,,ut mom tlus» 40,. "f 1 11 i TlMtti icquirtmtlllj khall i.R.JThe lainunen-Ul dinuosal of 1. In dm lU-^vy Industrial |.,l willl the ni.il | n-IUMi oi the tlumpliiK of gal . be meil tiulil.'.-t I,: all legulaiioiis fur tin Wired by »lalut« ItS «:S5- I'ATEICK .I 111' Uluie ,,.,i yaid area In any iuiiv, apply to ixnnawail aiuioune 111 I II I Zmit. » lol '«"> ill a tnuiii ililis k.., M.. tuali oi im iiierjlt-d ma alleieil ui | UaUdiica ul u» peinuU ilwv. Olwk uiiividi'd Hut »«il liullillnii inent buardu tieelwl Uy chuii- ami • aUiwlui'* t '" ' UtS. M5. Vlha twins t tot '•" lm ,,III,UIVIU- ,,.,i.iilli" '" " II ,i,,t il.rri-d OHO >> y- "' "ill ordinance. M or kimilar i»»tiluli..us. >uli activity m«> l« I'h. IwrdnafUr ut.ullirJ In *n l Un in h.-i«lil. Such 111 um lnu^jiuj axu ui't^'11 mm land! and lniiliu,«. bfi , sliall h* iu- IUU Uw u.tt IL - EB - CP Thurtday, April 25, IMS PAGE TWENTY it will Uke a great deal of oorhforUWe. But become a focal point, a Contrasts mean drama in It Is a good Idea to make one The modem idea of decorat- Today we thing the outdoor* Is can niMnlnc andd thought butt ththepe Iplrwgc around the piw1(. ,,„>,,, _r ^^^ ^^^ ^^ ^-^ ^-^ ^^ ^~ ^-* ~"~ ^ prime mbject, without which Hardening, contrast sun andmajor Investment a year In ing a home or laplandscaping g a to look at as well as to live In. averagage si* hhouse *nd build-problem no grades Is complete. shads, hard surfaces and velvet your yard, This Investment can yard operates on tth e ttheorh y Into %\ However, the efficient , Sales Up 37.2% Framed by your window!, lol t «n be turned Into t. Howe ABOUT YOUR HOME'your garden becdm9S"ih end- Plan your garden step by soft surfaces. be a tree » group of shrubs or that space II not emptlneas. SJ Wtful rt art. Dottle Pratt helped routul ii- .-•••• liessly fascinatinj picture. This step. Don't try to live with an The latest trend i» to play a pieoe of high-quality equip- This makemakes for a restful change up and return them to For Two Guys' foundation plalntlng. Let ment This way you will al- from some of the ideas of the In modern home planning.!picture changes not onlv from arrangement you don't like just down FROROO HOUNDUr cane. The fcOKRwn ' to because It Is on the plan. Keep a few choice, well-kept accente ways be jolng forward In the rpast—. Because of the high OARFIEU) — Herbert Hub- you plan your ynrd to be aiday to day but from hour to Buffalo A stewardess I-s {shippe.—d t-o a laboratory in flexible and change your plan take care of tying the house to upkeep and Improvement of cost of land and building ththiis r scbam, chairman of the board backdrop for your living roomjhour as the sun moves. A choice trained to make her passengers In Albany of Vornndn, Inr., operators of 'and a settliw for your house.Iplant, a fountain or a fish pond if results don't appeal to youth. e gTound. your yards. new space must be planned. thi< "Two Guys' chain of dis- count department stoirs find, distributors of Vorntido appil-j anws. fliiiiogncfd today that rrrtSalfs, including leased de- partment, for the six months nu'-'rt Feb. 28, 19B3. amounted to !578.313,9fi8. This compares vMi nrt snles of $57,081,325. a r-'n of S2l.232.B43. equal to 37.2 r f rnnt, over the previous year, N"t befure t.iws for the six iivvitiis amounted to $2,638,111. P'irl nft<-v tflxes of $199,457, , fnnl ii"l profit amounted to SAVINGS* Q UALnY«SERVia f" 4^8.^54. Tills was equal to S1 R« per share on the 1,310.593 p>nres ouUstntidiiiR. This com- p-irrs with net before taxes in the six months ended February FRYING OR BROILING WHOLE ONLY 28, 1962. of $1,983,318 and after taxes of $46,475, final net profit was $1,936,843, equal to $1.48 PCT per share on the same number m of oommoii shares outstanding This WM a Bain of 25.9 per cent Net sales, including leased departments, for the second quarter ended February 28, READY * 1963, amounted to $39,420,646, as compared with net sales of INSPECTED TO COOK $28,878,919 in the like period a year ago. Net profit before taxes amounted to $1,557,772. as against $1,053,497 In the pre- < vious year. Fina' net profit • CHUCK STEAKS 43 • Cross Rib Roast after taxes of $142,322 and $20, ftk 583 respectively, amounted to $1,415,450, equal to $1.08 per • RIB STEAKS ^ 69* • RIBS OF BEEF share, as compared with $1,- 072,914, equal to 82 cents per Bone tail share, in the previous fiscal 69c Chuck Roast ^ 41- | Broil Pot Roast % Chuck lonc on year. Soup Boot £ 45C t5959< C#««L Mr. Hubschman said that net Ground Chuck ground gales in the second quarter of SHORT RIBS OF BEEF Ib. *Me _ _ mm SteaB k the year had gained 38.5 per cent, or $10,541,727, and net Stewing Beef profit had gained 31.9 per cent. Top Sirioin Roast ,89- Cubed Steak Mr. Hubschman added that sales of leased departments had continued to decline and amounted to approximately $7,600,000 in the six months ended February 28. or slightly K»ss than 10 per cent of total sales, as against $8,500,000 or approximately 15 per cent in 1 1962. i X HOUSE Mr. Hubschman further1 stated that estimated sales for RSor the month of March amounted: t SANBORN ti ^10.430.000. as compared WITH with fy'i?s in March a year ago WITH 16-OL COUPON largesf of ST/X.OOO. WITH COUPON Mr. Hubtthman said that the BELOW COUPON r.-.:res clearly indicate the abll-j BELOW it*- of the "Two Guys" chain to: BELOW And a purchase of $5 or more in ourFood Oept. sipcossfu'.ly me*t the present And a purchoie of S3 or more in our Food Dept. And a purchase of $5 ormort in our Food Dept. rr—xislY competitive condi- Additional Hershey Syrup may be pur- Additional Maxwell House. Ehlert or Chow and Additional Ivory Soap may be purchased !brs? existing in the industry.| chased with1 less than a $5 purchase Y-* **.?.•:& that the company is. 5anborn Coffee Ib. cans may be purchased with with less than (5 purchase at our low at our low shelf price of 17c. E:•:•.; !'.'!! speed ahead with its' less than 55 purchase at our low shelf price of 58c. sheK prk« of 2 for 29c. -•••••'•vs-^'.i plans for seven! ?• T-J in .the six Mew Jersey r-T-v.tifs oi Camden, Hudson. V:"r:;o'.;:h. Ocean and Bergen f-d "h.\: the Hackensack store| TJer.Mi County is already SODA 6 39' in CANNED ; POLYNESIAN r. - r construction. Mi. Hub- KlKNtX WILL EXCHANGE sia'efl that all of these nc^ stores w.ll contain overt 7.00 000 square. ;«t of non-food i FRUIHUNTS T PUNCHY 41:99 FACIAL TISSUES 3^99' selling area plus a food y^er. ; SAVOY Your Partial or Filled Books nrrkei. TOMATO CATSUP Unit 14' EVAP.MILK 2 ^ 21 PEANUT BUTTER "£?&- MAYONNAISE KKAFT Health Hints luiflson Big i\ i\r ,i VBMONTNUUD of TRADING STAMPS for DHM3OUS N«.|( 48' I It used to be thai, like death SHORTENING SPRY MAZOLA OIL WIYUWATUBATH) STAMP FOR STAMP FOR... •ad taxes, measles was regard- ed as inevitable. Now. thar\fcs TEA BAGS WHTTEROSE to the production of newly dis- COFFEE Holland House TWO covered vaccines, it h&s be- GUYS cdme possible to procuce im- GRAHAM CRACKERS Nabisco HORN & HARDART COFFEE punity against this a'.I-too-fa- ( infllar (iisfise of childhood WITH A FOOD PURCHASE OF 5.00 OR MORE ONLY OM IOOK fXOUNGB ftt CUJTOMH r The veiy frequency jf mea- (Btes developed a tendency to J •W« .11 tichao* Haid. King Km, To» Vafcw and Cold 1^4 ftanp* on»y. MAXWELL HOUSE W. cannot .ithoof. S4H CTMA. Mwdwnt'i Gmn or Tnph-S kMW of t&jard it as relatively iwonse- j EHLERSor \ quential However, as the' court proct*dinai. . United S'.a".« Public Healttol CHASE I. SANBORN «t «n «M •• MlWrtad IAHI hi «| ((Ur Slw* M« Mhw NJM *• TM C^t. 1 JJervlce r.as sioTn, the com- I**—I ltlT*>iim-' T im 'if iini| Jplicationj of ir,»a$lei —• such J^s encepha'.itij. pneumonia, i HERSHEY COFFEE SOAP YOUR BOOK WORTH UP TO 14.50 •t^eafTie&i. and the activatton of! •^prrested tuberculosis — alw&ys' WITH WITH ;iaosed serious, even de*dly.i THIS THIS ON THESE CORNING WARE ONE BOOK SPKIALS threats. *. COUPON COUPON kCVl ' Now two vaccines are avail-' have settled to the major ad- GOLDEN CORN ;, 3 37 ..minlstrative goals for this year's DURABLE STAINLESS STEEL 0 Compku with I, 1-1/2, 1.3-4 ** ••I"'"1 '•'session of Congress. TJiey are quart tout* ixtm. am honctU «• mttimt 5 CUT BEANS 9» R^. 3w45 tot aocfc, thr ,<,» . hkl U.IS „* tax cut and medicare, 2noituni- ttop"