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Thursday, June 29, 19R7 On Thiiniiay TEN CENTg 55,000 Expected at July 4th Gala Celebration Boys Smash Dancing, 47 Windows 3 Bands it School \V()(|I)BIUD(iE - Vandalism 411 Set m Township schools continues. This week police found that WOODBRIDGK — At lcasl :,:>.. Iwo II year old Mcnlo Park Ter- |() people are expected lo par- race boys had broken 47 win- •ipale in Woodbridge's aala dows in the Menlo Park Ter- mirth of July celebration ne\1 race School. A neighbor saw the nesday at Merrill Park lie hoys throwing rocks and notified wen Iselin and Colonia. police. Officer Felix Galasso in- The celebration is conducted vestigated and .soon found the iniiiilly to provide a "safe and culprits who were released in ne" i'durlh for Tnwnship resi their parents' custody pending •ni.s and lo keep ns many local action by the Juvenile Court. •npli- off the slate's highway? William Bihler, Board of Ed- ucation president, said yester- A full day of picnicking, fun day that each year the Board l,i\;itinn and carefully super- is forced to spend $40,000 due ,ed fireworks display has been lo vandalism — $25,000 for brok- "iiniised. en windows alone. This year's program will start "Just imagine", said Mr. Bih- •!:iio P.A!., and continue until ler, "how many library books 1 P.M. The day will start ott and text books can be purchas- iih dancing for the teenagers, ied for $40,000! Under the rules lith Iwo rock 'n roll bands pro- MCN1CI1'Al, INTKKNS: Mayor Ralph P. Barone this week welcomed two administrative in- iof the board, our attorney will ADULT ORCHESTRA REALITY: Mayor Ralph P. Barone is shown congratulating Mrs. Fran- vided and free kiddie rides for • cnis Iniin the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, Left to right. Dr. Barone, Mo. i bring immediate action against cis Rice, originator of the proposed Woodhridge Community Orchestra, left to ricjht, 1'ied Ihe little tots. rid- I . llaskins. Jr.. New Brunswick, who will he working on a study of police techniques, es- 'the parents of the boys involved Weber of the Jaycees who are assisting in the formation o[ the new musical unit, Airs. Kice At 6 P.M., a small formal cer- pecially as they pertain to recruitment and Anthony F. Cralewski, Piscataway, who will in breaking the windows. Where and Dr. Barone. emony will take place with the work primarily in the area of data processing. The interns are hired and paid.by the State De- police find the culprits, and in introduction of the mayor anrl partment of Community Affairs, (iralewski is a second-year law student at Seton Hall Uni- most cases they do, the law Municipal Council and special versity School of Law. llaskins, a junior at Colgate University, majoring in science and his- permits us to collect from the guests including Representative tory aiming towards a law career, is a former all-state end from New Brunswick High parents;. We have even had Township Community Orchestra Edward J. Patten. School and is a member of the Colgate football team. His father was a New Brunswick polices ;e on school roofs by boys Promptly at 6:30 P.M. three man. parachutists will descend on the Started; Hires Conductor park. To Be M.C. WOODBRIDGE — Woodbridge George De Witt, well known Youth Programs Gain Last Rites will definitely have its Wood- TV and Night Club entertainer Name Peapus bridge Community Orchestra will be the master of ceremonies For Murphy through the assistance of the Shell, Strikers Resume for a two-hour Broadway show Momentum Steadily Recreation Department and its which will start at 7:00 P. M. 5 Aide cultural programming, Mayor De Witt has appeared many WOODHKIDGF, — The "Ac;—• On Saturday Ra|ph P. Barone said today. Negotiations Tomorrow | limes on the Ed Sullivan and ! cent on Youth Program", in- A , %M •., , , , WOODBRIDGE Frederick The mayor also stated his "ad- [Steve Allen shows and has heen itiale.d by Mayor Ralph P. Altlboy Man Nabbed AVENEL — Funeral services :M. Peapus, 66 Grove Aveme jnmistration firmly supported WOODBRIDGE — Negolia-j change several jobs from one the star attraction in many fan)- AVENEL Funeral services : p, supper clubs throughout the Barmie, continues to gain mo Qn JSumberg Charge for PFC. Timothy J. Murphy, Edison, hhhas,h,een.named d dadmit*.^.rbt*i l arts nrpgqjms which tions betwecu the Shell Oi! Com !MC>I,V to Thev • • ' I urn At #-\ T*T%. • T^ r\ r* »n i _. i * _ rt . • nation. v i,,uh,,h A v,.,ih c, . Ji WOODBRIDGE - Eladio Rub.,19 *olWn 'of Mr. and Mrs Fraiik islrative assistant ta Mayor comrniinjty parlicVfl-j dnd the Oil, (,*«-nica! ami i complain that the "'plant sen- The i\(_• l^nr oinoon \oitn CorpMs L_, ,, ,, . ,., „ ., . 'vi,,,..,!,., further . Sweet Adelines Mark LOVEfi TO TRAVKl, 'Shop At Home M«mr)hW«'11dnp.—Mr«, James Sixth A n n her so r\ Whlker bsj provtn «he loves a, With Binder's t» travel, M 80 sh* rode a mule ISKIJN — Mrs. Rndnt-y Mar vin, ro founder of Clover l.cnf Hinders curtain store, 927 '» the Wilds of Mexico to sec ('liiiplrr of Stvcpt Adelines, is Kli/.alH'lh Ave, Kli/.nlicUl, h«s*«'«rtlVi volcano. She loured • ].5O V.I. P.. Luncheon serving hrr second trrm as pres- hern a fiivorilf with homo-'lM"»el When she wns !>0, visited makers since its founding by th« WW Ynrk World's Fair at ident nf Ihr loral women's h;ir Monday ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, d£l crft ninny organization, which rrlr David Hinder in 191!). j80 «tod having just reached 100 ls lanninK n tolir Br01lnd au Jus &1.JV lualnl its sixth anniversary Partindarly popular has boen;fj« P Monday in the Green Sired (lie slortVs shop at home service1^ w Tuesday YANKEE POT ROAST $1.50 T|; Kirrhnusp Hall. Several charier fur slipcovers and draperies ! 1 members arc slill sinKinp with This service enables customers Wednesday SLICED LONDON BROIL, *, -^f *• the proup. their selections in t'.ieir CENTRAL BAPTIST mushroom gravy Sl.oU A decision was made In dis- own homes, Riijded by the CHURCH Thursday BRISKET OF CORN BEEF WITH ., __ •nn'inue reRiilnr mcr.tinps until ndvice of a interior decorator. Of Woodbridg* Township BOILED NEW CABBAGE $ 1.50 September. At the same time In its Kli/abcth Ave. store, Trmrwritry Lurittd: an invi'alion was issued to any binder's features a complete Publlo Srhonl No. 2J woman over 18 years of age to selection of quality curtains, Woodbine An., Avfnrl. N.I, Friday SHRIMP SCAMPI, on toast $1.50 join. spreads and linens. Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Strvlci 11.00 AM. Young Ptopl* $>rvi 2Vi Ib. box Since 1936, more than 120,000 Aluminum ROASTER kitchen, laundry and home 17"x11'x9", PATCHING appliances have been sold and Goodyear Guide R«g. 7.95 PLASTER delivered by Bodner and his R.g. 39c 25' 5 for $1.00 Crown's sales force. To State Pads STEAM & "The continued success of the DRY IRON 99 CafflomU, FREEZER WRAP firm," Bodner stated, "can be R.j. 9.95 7 attributed to the fact that we WasMagtoi, 18"xl00\ R.g. 1.59 carry all the famous brand AUska uri Durabla Whil* Pldllic televisions and appliances." CANNISTER Trui-Timpir D.Lux. Another factor contributing to Small Parts Cabinet 95 SET 149 HOSE REEL the success of the store, he Pocket Radio Pocket Radio $' R. 2.9B 6" feels, is the personal approach 15 Clear $ n-Trtnslstors lur ! I R.g. 9.98 used in selling at Crown. Plastic Drawers 239 7-Ttmkw • nd 10 Qt Gclv. He noted that his customers blgh pcrtonninca GlrwdrtrfW SPRINKLING 1/2 on Stats Puici. Tronjportnt have come "to rely 9'. Crown's Keeps small items neat and 199 policy of maintaining a standard j^r grained plastic cabl« Has lodes brown and silver Parki, U CAN TACKLE BOXES orderly. Sturdy metal frame. plastic cabinet, vinyl carry* R» . 3.39 Price one of the area's most net.lRyingcase&earphone, B Metal handle lets you tote It ing case, earphone and 9-volt hcmo.1 putable and reliable appliance targe, easy-to-tune dial. safely. Compact & stackable. CHARCOAL ealers." Imported Batteries not incL battery. Import, TRASH & LEAF CADDY 100 79 "If we can't repair what we BURNER ell, we'll replace it," he added. • BIG SAVINGS ON THESE! HURRY W • Rig. 1.91 I 'This customer-dealer policy is R.fj. 2e» aithfully carried out today just COLOR TV Aluminum Inn.rj.ol is it was the first day we 8 PIECE BRUSH SET WINDOW VENTS pened our door for business." CLOSEOUTS! 10"x31", Rtg. 1.39 89 WEATHERSTRIP R»g. 12c ft. 5'. RCA CONSOLE 429.95 3 CANS BUG BLAST lorrect Shoe Fit, 1 only, t.'i.OOO Told, fully guaraiilrrr!. Hilgendorff's Aim RCA CONSOLCONSOLE 419.95 SATURDAY 'TIL NOON SPECIALS 1 olflj. ?.',00D IOIII. AUTO TISSUE DISPENSEfl 77i "The most important part of a hoe is that which is unseen, and RCA CONSOLE 429.95 O'Cadar 1 only. 3 SPALDING GOLF BALLS 1.33 Witt Ibis COUPON 229 hat is the fit," according to WHEELBARROW SPONGE MOP Hilgendorff's shoe store, at 1166 Rag. 3.98 I. Jersey St., Elizabeth. That is Ail Mclll hy this 82-year-old store take your choice! 9.95 itresses careful fitting by Wllh Thll COUPON Valu* '5.99 sxperienced personnel. BRAND NEW 61 FILTER FLO Clam 14 Ib. cipinlj ... 3 waib . . . t LAWN BROOM This special attention to fit, as rlii First Savings GENERAL ELECTRIC 5,000 BTU for a 115 V V/j AMP Dtpandabla GE air condi- tions al low prict. Ultra uuiit, tompoct. Only 58 Ibi. Just plug it in. Rolls , miy to handl* and HOME LOAN n.ounll RK300. easily tor itorage. When you need a Home Loan, turn to the people who like to say "yes" to people like you ... that's us! Extra Sale Hours! WE ARE N.J.'S LARGEST G-E DEALERS! Our many years of home financing experience will smooth the Extra Sales People! 6,000 BTU THINLINE115 V V/t AMP ^ 5,000 BTU ECONOMY 115 V V/i AMP way to the Home Loan that suits your, needs. 5 potilion automatic, tK»r- 10 pusilion ihormotlat air Easiest Terms Yet! nioltat. SimpU controll, 39 letiellier controll. 2 ipxdl, 95 Ibi. light. Quick attach kit Loiuijtitt. Hi to cool cunirol. for taiy Initallatlcn. RK30J. RK Jl 1. 119 GOOD/YEAR SALE HOURS: WED. 'TIL 9 P.M. and loan association of SERVICE STORE THURS. & FRI. -'Til 9 P.M., SAT. 4 ?M. PERTH AMBOY 360 W. ST. GEORGE AVE., IINDEN . . . 925-9070 WOODVRIDGE P IPIfQN •as Amtoy Avtnu* m Amboy Av«n TTmrsrlnv. .Tune 20, 10R7 ?\(\T, THTCtfft MRS. EDWARD JASNOW MRS. JAMES C. DRAKR Jasnow-Turner Wedding Miss Barbara A. Dapuzzo MRfvBRUCE T. CHOSNEY Performed on Sunday Weds James Curtis Drake MRS. FRANK M ARINFI 1,1, JR. WOODBRIDGE — Miss Mar- After a honeymoon in Puerto! ISELIN — At a ceremony and the bridesmaids were Miss Chosney-Evans Wedding Hyn Turner, daughter of Mr. and Rico, the couple will make their performed by Very Rev. John Joan Guarini, Mrs. Richard Mrs. Jack Turner, 257 Main home in College Park, Md. M. Wilus at St. Cecelia's Church Schmidt and Miss Joanne Rus- Street, became the bride of Ed- Mrs. Jasnow graduated from Couple United Saturday Miss Barbara Anne Dapuzzo, barsky. The maid of honor wore Held In Holland, Mich. ward Jasnow, son of Mr. and Woodbridge Senior High School daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An- a gown of deep blue linen made Mrs. Martin Jasnow, Vineland, in 1960 and Russell Sage College drew Dapuzzo, 36 Michael with an A-line skirt and empire (oi.ONIA — The marriage of Ky., and Robert D. Chelkin, N. J., Sunday at Congregationin 1964. She is a teacher ot At St. Andrew's Church Street, became the bride of waist while the bridesmaids Miss Michelc Madeleine Evans, Greenvile, N. C. Adaih Israel with Rabbi Samu mathematics in Maryland. James Curtis Drake, son of Mr. wore similar gowns in a lighter Lexington. Ky., daughter of Dr. The bride was gqaduated el Newberger officiating. Mr, Jasnow graduated from AVENEL — At a nuptial Mass bride. Bridesmaid was Miss Vin- and Mrs. Curtis Drake, 2 Clin- shade. .mil Mrs. Robert 0. Evans, and from University High School, Matron of honor was Mrs. Stu- Vineland High School in 195!, and double ring ceremony Sat- nie Marinelli, sister of the bride- ton Street, Cambridge, Mass., David Drake, brother of the Bruce Theodore Chosney. son Lexington, Kentucky, Hollins art Turner, sister-in law of the and Rutgers University in 196j urday at St. Andrew's Church,{groom, and the flower girl was Saturday at a nuptial Mass. The bridegroom served as best man of Mr. and Mrs. Throdore Chos- College, Virginia, and the Latin bride, and maid of honor was Miss Patricia Anne Kuntz, Miss Victoria Lynn Valentine, couple received the Papal bless- while the ushers were James Miss Susan Charnich. 'and received his Masters degree iK'.v. Colonia, was solemnized American Institute, New York daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis niece of the bride. ing. Guarini, Richard Schmidt and .liini' 17lh. at Grace Episcopal City. She has recently been as- Serving his brother as best at University of Maryland. He i.s a contract negotiator for NASA Kuntz, 433 Jansen Avenue, be- Serving as best man was The bride wore a gown ofJames Gadek. lloll.tnd, Mich. A re- sociatcd with the Council for man was Stan Jasnow. Ushers came the bride of Frank Mari-i . Kopf. Ushers were white peau de soie, with a cathe- were Stuart Turner, David Tap- at the Goddard Space Fligh, Tnnmas G After a wedding trip through crplion was held at Macatawa Leaders and Specialists in Wash- eIleIlii s nn 0f MrMrSS F nk Walter dral length train and lace pan- pen, and Jack Mahoney. Center, Greenbelt, Md. " ** ° - ™ Kaczynski, R. Michael the southern states, Mr. and Bay Yacht Club, Macalawa, ington, D. C. The bridegroom is "Marinelli, 54°5 Avenue A, Bay- els on the skirt. The bodice was Mrs. Drake will make their Mich. a graduate of Woodbridge Sen- onne, and the late Mr. Marinel- Finne, cousin of the bride. After a trip to Wildwood, the of lace trimmed with seed pearls home in Charleston, S. C. The bride, was given in mar ior High School and Washing- li. The Rev. Chester C. Genecki and crystals. Her veil of illusion, The bride is a graduate of Si. riage by her father, wore anto n an(! Lee University. At pre | officiated. couple will make their home in Rahway. edged with re-embroidered lace Mary's High School, Perth Am- A line gown of white silk cut sent he is in his fourth year The bride was attired in a was attached to a crown of seed boy and Princeton School of Mrs. Marinelli is a 1963 grad-j , ,nd crvstau work organza with short sleeves, of medical school at the Uni- gown of silk organza trimmed pearls and crysU S Practical Nursing. She was em- trimmed in cutwork lace, with a versity of Virginia at Charlottes- with Swiss embroidery featur- uate of Woodbridge Senior High ' - ployed as a school nurse at School and is employed by New She carried a bouquet center- scoop neck. Her short puff veil ville, Va. ing a fitted top with A-line skirt, - • _ St. Cecelia's School. The bride- Jcrs€V ed with a white orchid surround- was attached to a white silk A number of pre-nuptial par- long sleeves, and detachabledetachableii Telephonep , Cran- ed by stephanotis, baby French groom is a graduate of Wey- how. and the long train was ties were given for the couple. Chapel length train. Her three- jf°rdrd- Her husbandd, a 1958 grad- mouth High School, Weymoulh. uat° e of carnations and baby's breath, trimmed in white silk culwork Dr. and Mrs. Franklin B. Evans tiered veil of illusion fell fromi Bayonne High School, with a trail of green ivy. Mass., and is in the submarino organza. She carried a bou- of Honolulu, Hawaii and Maca- a crown of double pearl and attends Fairleigh-Dickinson Uni- Miss Linda Dapuzzo, sister of service of the U. S. Navy sta- quet of white gardenias, tawa, Mich, gave a cocktail par- crystal. versity majoring in electrical the bride, was maid of honor tioned at Charleston. Miss Sandra Smith, Decatur, ly. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Matron of honor was Mrs. engineering, and is employed Ga. was the maid of honor. Pierce, Holland Micvh. enter- Richard Lutz. Maid of honr was by Electro Dynamic Division of bridesmaids were Miss Mary tained with a cocktail buffet. Miss Nancy Kuntz, sister of the General Dynamics. Kvans. Evanston, 111., cousin of Mrs. Ernest C. Brooks, Holland, Carolyn Faith Rapp is Hip bride. Miss Sheila D. Clan- was hostess at a tea for the cy, Decatur, Ga. and Mrsbride. , and Mr. and Mrs. Bondy Charles Jeffrey Pollack, Rock- Gronberg, of Holland and Ma- Engaged to Ensign Smith away, N. J. They wore short catawa, gave a a shower din- sleeved cage type organza ner. The rehearsal dinner was CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. at Columbia University. gowns trimmed with pink dai- given by Mr. and Mrs. Theo- Harry W. Rapp of 36 Post No date has been set for the sies, and pink ribbon bows in dore Chosney, parents of the i Boulevard announce the en-wedding. their hair. They carried bou- bridegroom, at Tara, Sauga gagement of their daughter, quets of pink daisies. tuck, Mich. Mrs. Robert Evans Carolyn Faith, to Ensign Nath- entertained the bridesmaids at an Weeks Smith, U.S.N.R., Joseph Chosney, Colonia, a luncheon at Point West, Ma-< brother of the bridegroom, ser- son of Mr. Forest A. Smith of icatawa. Gilford, New Hampshire and ved as best man. Ushers were After a wedding trip to the the late Mrs. Smith. Kobert Evans. Jr., of Lexing- Virgin Islands, the newly weds | Miss Rapp is a graduate of ton, Ky., brother of the bride; will reside in Miami, Fla., un- Carteret High School. She Pfc. Douglas B. Evans, Fort til September, when they will holds a B. S. degree from the Knox, Ky., brother of the bride; make their home in Charlottes University of New Hampshire, John F. Lackey, Richmond, ville, Va. clsas of 1967, from which she graduated cum laude. She is a member of Alpha Epsilon Delta, International Premedi- Rev. Fox, Miss Jones cal Honor Society and Phi Sig- ma Society, Honorary Biologi- Wed In Ohio Ceremony cal Sciences Society. Mr. Smith is a 1963 grad- C'ARTERET — Miss Pamela Bastone served as best man. uate of Laconia High School. Kay Jones, daughter of Mr. andi The bride was employed at He graduated cum laude from Mrs. C. Robert Jones of Spring-1 the Wright-Patterson Air Force Dartmouth College. He is a field, Ohio, became the bride of j Base in Springfield, Ohio, be member of Phi Kappi Psi fra- Rev. Harry C. Fox, pastor of fore her marriage. ternity and was elected to Phi Z i o n Evangelical Lutheran Mr. Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beta Kappa. In September Mr. Church, Saturday evening iniHarry Fox of Jersey City, re Smith will begin graduate stu- Trinity Lutheran Church, Spring jceived a bachelor of arts dc dies in Electrical Engineering CAROLYN FAITH RAPP field, Ohio. [gree in mathematics from Jer MRS. WILLIAM KURZWEIL The ceremony was performed sey City State College. He was by Rev. Raymond Garrett, pas- given a bachelor of divinity de- tor, assisted by Rev. Otto L. gree last year at the Hamma 'Polish Night' Cub Pack 49 Schrieber, Miss Sandra Scott School of Theology, Wittenberg Miss Mary Louise Stanicki was maid of honor and Edward University, Springfield, Ohio. MRS. WILLIAM BASICS, JR. Set by K. of C. Closes Season Weds William Kurzweil ISELIN - A "Polish Night" ISELIN - Cub Scout Pack will be sponsored by Council 49, sponsored by Knights of KuhlmanFetedByMasons Miss Dianne M. Kohl LINDEN — The wedding ot - 3639 of Knights of Columbus, Oplumbus #3639, held its final Miss Louise Stanicki, daughter Saturday, July 1, 8 P.M., at the meeting of the season at Co- of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stanicki, Iselin Croup Columbus Club, Grand Street. lumbian Hall, Iselin. OnBeing 50-Year Member Weds William Babies Jr. 132 Princeton Road, and William Polish music and Polish food Charles Malinchek, Northeast Kurzweil, son of Mr. and Mrs. and beer will be featured. Two District Commissioner present- WOODBRIDGE — A member gion which he served as com-! CARTERET — Miss Dianne Raymond and Mark Kohl, Roy Kurzweil, 25 Fernwood ed the charter to the chairman, of Amerieus Lodge #8;;, F. & Sets Activities hundred persons can be accom- mander for two years. He isM. Kohl, daughter of Mr. and brothers of the bride. Terrace, Linden, was performed Robert Kraft. A. M., for 50 years, Right Wor- also president of the Last Man's Mrs. Raymond Kohl of 103 Leo- ISELIN — The Iselin Congre odated. Mrs. Babies is a graduate Tickets may be obtained from shipful Charles H. Kuhlman, Club of Post 87, American nard Street, Jersey City, ex- Sunday afternoon at St. Ther- gation of Jehovah's Witnesses Cubmaster Joseph Dunn, an- if the Academy of St. Aloy- esa's Church, Linden, with the any of the following: Thomas nounced plans for a summer Woodbridge, was honored at aLegion. changed vows with William Ba- sius and is a student at St. have planned a special week of dinner and reception. A life member of Amerieus bies, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Miller officiating. Morse, 549-9452; Adam Mihal- program including a kite fly- Peter's College in Jersey City. activity with the visit of the cir- ski, 388-5981; or Charles Adam- ing contest July 9 at Merrill Craftsmen's club and the sole William Babies, Sr, of 219 Car- She is also employed as a teach- Maid of honor was Miss Terry During his years of service, cuit supervisor and his wife, Mr. ski, 549-3329. Park from 2 until 3 P.M. Mr. Kuhlman served as Master surviving member of the original teret Avenue, Carteret. The er at Our Lady of Mercy School. Stanicki, cousin of the bride, anu and Mrs. Cecil J. Jones, July 4 of the lodge in 1926, secretary executive committee of 1921, marriage was solemnized at air. Babies is a graduate of bridesmaid was Miss Karer. to 9 inclusive. On August 13 a trip is plan- Mr. Kuhlman is a member of Sehreider. ned to Boy Scouts of America from 1928 through 1930; and nuptial Mass, June 3, at 4 PSt. . Benedicts Prep School in Because of his long experience the advisory council of the Or M, in St. Ann's Church, Ken- Communion Rite Outdoor Museum of Nature and elected in 1937 as treasurer, a Newark. He attended St. Bo-Serving as best man wains the missionary field, Mr. post he still holds. der of DeMolay which is spon- nedy Boulevard, Jersey City. naventure University in Olean, Wayne Maggs. Ushers were Conservation. Cubs will meet sored by the club. Jones is a circuit supervisor at K of C parking lot and leave Last April, Mr. Kuhlman was The Rev. Father Cooney, St.New York and St. Peters Col- Wayne Pelich and Gary Stan' Anne's Church, a friend of the icki. > and instructor over 20 congrega- Set by Church at noon. Outgoing Den Mother, Installed as Grand Chaplain on cge in Jersey City where he tions in the Eastern .section of ISELIN — The Sacrament of Mrs. Ethel Garthwaite, was couple, officiated. will graduate this year. He also After a trip to Atlantic City, the staff of the Most Worship- the United States. He is also a Holy Communion will be com- presented with a gift and plaque Services Scheduled Miss Mariaane P. Babies, sis- served for three years in the the couple will make their honu ful Morgan T. Morris, Jr., Grand full-time minister. memorated at the Iselin Assem- in appreciation of her two years Master of Masons for the State By Lutheran Church ter of the bridegroom was maid U. S. Army. He is affiliated in Linden. bly of God Church Sunday, at of New Jersey. of honor and Victor Dudka was in business with his father in Tuesday at 7:25 P.M. Mr. of service. EDISON — Our Savior's Lu- Mrs. Kurzweil attended Lin- Jones will meet with the local the 11 o'clock morning worship A closing of the season party A life-long resident of Wood-theran Church which worships best man. the Babies Furniture House. den schools and is employed by service, according to Rev. Har- The bridesmaids were Miss congregation at Kingdom Hall, was held after Cubmaster Dunn bridge, Mr. Kuhlman and his in the Menlo Park Elementary On their return from a wed- Magnus Organ Company, Lin r Margaret Black and Miss Ellen 73 Edward Street for the minis- >'W. Schaumburg, pastor. 'presented awards as follows: wife, the former Marion Huber, School off Calvert Avenue East, ling trip to Canada the couple cien. Her husband attended Lin lh cr s m ces ant ctlv lI Mulhall. Serving as ushers Irv school and at 8:30 P.M. for ? . t? . " ' "|New Bobcats, Thomas Neville, reside at 138 Freeman Street. n(>ar <;rovc Avenue, will hold vill reside at 2560 Kennedy d schoo, gradualcd froll set for Sunday include: 9:45 They are the parents of two were Stanley R. Derewsky and Boulevard, Jersey City. ministry development^ i, T. .r^ri,, ^.3<^n Murphy, Donald Coffee, services Sunday ut 11:IM1A. M. Lincoln Technical Institute, an 'C(Hirse. ()„ Thursday, 8: ,, M jA.M., Sunday School for all age i ^chael'" I lauor:" Wolf sons, John, a resident of Rah flul with a service of f!olv Com- is employed by- Cosnair, Clark. levels, with ten classes from" Michael Howard, Walter Kelly, way and vice principal of Rah- munion. The .sermon by Rev. he will meet for a study of lho!nurserv through a(|uR. u AM. John Giffors, Carl Heitmeyer, way High School and Howard, Bible and the textbook, "LifeLi,„,[,„:Junior• Churchrh,,mh , fofnr boyhmrcs amandi Richard V. Gilbertson is enMis- s Yannuzzi Awarded Kvci'laslinn in the Fseodum of George Slubblebine, J a in e s of Clark, a guidance counsellor titled "Who Are You?" Residents Hem hided girls two through eleven years Weeks, John Tirpack; Bern- {the Sons of God." at Arthur Johnson Regional High The second week of Vacation of age; and 7 P.M., Evangelistic Badge: Michael O'Connor, John Fireworks Forbidden "New Things Learned" will be Crusade Service. School. Church will be hold Wednes- Nursing Scholarship Zawislak; Lion Badge: James Mr. Kuhlman is chaplain of day through Friday from 9:00 ISELIN — The Bureau of l-'ire the .subject of the Saturday eve The church nursery will be ning program at 8:00 at King- available, under supervision, for Patterson, Philip Messina, How- Woodbridge Post, American Le- A. M. to 11:30 A, M. CARTERET — Miss Donna years to keep up with the times, Prevention of the Iselin Fire ard Francis; Webelos, Paul c a N {small children up to two years Yannuzzi, daughter of Mr. and Miss Yanniizz'i has been doing' <"nP "y «- 1. District 9, ad-jdom Hall. Granholm, Daniel Dunn, James Mrs. Edward Yannuzzi, 79 Mar volunteer work in SI. Elizabeth vised all residents the sale and To c-limax I us visit. Mi. Jgnos of age, during the eleven ganFi Nelson Rodriguez, Liselte ' iv uiui|i\.vi vvuin. in Di, £ J i J f. i'clock services. Patterson, Philip Messina; Gold Vluy is Presented . . i use() f f|l-eworits as prescribed will speak, Sunday, :S:00 P.M. kowitz Street, this borough has!|1()S()i(al fm. (he two Arrows Walter Kelly, Charles Alicea, Nina Doroshenku, -Jean IS in the Fire Code are strictly pro on "Finding ('mirage in a World Services and activities for the beeIfcjkjbani awardefliir-tk'm'l^hjdl Ith l-i j-t e Viole1/L.k I iktl E.• 1^ li At Columbus Schoitl ne Ilagan, Dorothy Kelemen, Full of Fear " Tnis free public remaindei of the week of theKelly, J o h n Gifi'iird, Thomas Stremlau Nursing Scholarship -"- dc hibited. 111 l i)-;U) DillcTUian, Howard Francis; for $:«lll donated by the Carteret ,..., ,.,...oii or persons caught Iciline is fur .ill intereslcd per- - ' " 1 Tl U V Grade ol Columbus School "We i;i\ Mary Milak, Elizabeth Dim M l : ht>s "' "'" ' ' ing;[Silve^ r Arrows: Walter Kelly, Woman's Club. ot the Carterel Higli in vi.ilalion of llus l;n\ will lu- -MIS, A sludv ol the \\ alrlihmcr ^, , ' . " 1. '"'^"'. ion i Michael Malinak. Steven I'ala- Ti v lluik-i" Spellins' Club un Inetti, Kami l'app, l.orna IV School, Miss \,innir«i lias l,ecn ,(,u.,.,v ,,,..,„ ujt|,am , anv and ui|lU, .|,nlllu| vuUlakt . p|;K.e af Ucdnosilay, (,:,!« P.M. ili r liic guidanre of Mrs. Sylvia troey, Carol Toinari, ,Steven Mi\s., Kdwin S. (Juin, Educii ettes, junior and senior units,ibro, Kobort Kraft, James Pat- . i member ol the NaUonal Honor .,n I,,.,,. ,,,Lc i,,,lm| nil inv " lllL mK lounU tlly meeting, and 7:45 P.M.. Mid terson, Thomas Ditterman (2); Wi-MiiiiJii, presented an origin Uucsak, Itunald Kianlz, Audie Hon chairman announced the satiety for two years. Her ex son or" in an^ y plac e °o"f ' b winner at the closing luncheon eurricular activities in Week Bible Study and Prayer 1 year pin: Ernejst Toraaio, Paul al play called "An Important; Moore, John Blacknall, Dwight tia will be immediately confisiated Subject". Peters, Santiago Francisco, held at the home of Mrs. Georgejschool" were Spanish Club, Lyndon Jolimon, President: Service; Thursday, 7:45 P.M., Granholm, Donald Schabcr, The people in the cast were Michcle Oil, Jean Jennings, IliJa, a member of the hoard ofVreshman Tea, Pep Club, Pow- and charges filed against the vi '"1 believe all of us regret that Womens Missionary Council, Richard Basiago, Jody Roberts; 1 Daniel . Halitko, John Cupsie, Kalliy Misdoni, Lucille Kulhno lirecUn .- Mcr Puff games junior and se nlntor according to un uiiiioiime wc have to do what vvi are do- monthly meeting; andd Friday. l)ad<:e of Lif.lil and Cub Scout »Svl\u Itnliiii'.oii. .h;liu Wa'slyk, Uolji'ilii Mini Tin i Is the Inl ve:ii' \ .ilui- nidi- veins, inti'l'class basket ineiit IJV II A Cunlliiic'i lire in;',, lull I Honk wed i-f»rcl ll'7-;i)l I'.M.. t'.A.s (Clinsl's Am lliiadii.ilioii certificates: J.imes H.iuil -H;:tha, Kichard ' D**Kta 'lolursJiiii ira'-hct ;it)il, hall, Future Niit'M's of Aiiu-ricujiiispecloi-, iind ll.inilil Sr.uiui more it ue dirtn't do what we hussadors) youlli group meet II •rulie. II -nry lUiumgailner, iand Ja.\ (Jibbuns, »io, Kevin Croc yet, James lla- uu Hasuk, and Evelyn Jones. lt,( has liart'uscd through the and Seuiui' Uiainuuu. I of lire prevention.'are TAOF POUR Thursday, June 29, 1B67 LWtdCT-PrfMI Shakespeare Festival to Offer 'Comedy of Errors9 July 5-8th WO0DMR1DGE — The cast of , the N. J. Shakespeare Festival of Woodbridgc is in final days of rehearsals of "The Comedy fif Errors" to be presented al Vnmlhridee Tlinh School Park nl a::wi P. M. July 5 through 8. Admission is free. The New •Terse? Shakespeare Festival of WniilJirider is a special project' (if the Woodhridge Recreation Department. .lark Pelersen I^rcKlTninR to t'-e Fes'ival in the. leading role ff Aniipholus of Syracuse, With Ihe Festival, he has played Pet- vnrchio in "The Taming of the Shrew." Benedict in "Much Ado Abiuil Nothing." and Jacques in "As You Like It." lip also has directed and produced for the Community Players of West- fi'lit. His favorite role for them was (Jreenwald in "The (aine Mutiny." He has a B. S. decree in marine1 engineering and is purchasing agent for Bell Laboratories, Whippany, <'<>MEI)Y OF ERRORS: Will tie presented July 5 through 8 at WoodhrirfKe Senior lifih School Park Iiy the WoodhrMw Cast as the comic character Shakespeare Festival, left to right, Hank Friedrichs as Balthazar; Clmrles I.aiigiicry ns I1", neon; John Hallowell as attendant »nd of the servant, Dromio of Ephe- (•rnrge. Jaenlii as Duke, PIIS, is William Zullinger of Me- Iuchen. In past productions of the Festival he appeared as Gru- THE DUELING SCENE: In The Comedy of Errors, this year's presentation of Wondbridge min in "The Taming of the Shakespeare Festival. Left to right, John Hallowell as the merchant; Jim Crawford as Anti- Shrew" and Silvius in "As You phottis and Kugene Nicholas as Dromio, Like it." At Foothills Playhouse lie played the Kins in "Once 1 Ipon A Mattress". He is a fur- iii'nre salesman for Jay Schwartz. Judith Allwyn, of Maplewood, who has played many of Shakes- peare's lovely ladies — He- lena in "Midsummer Night's Dream,1' Beatrice in "Much Ado About Nothing" and Rosa- lind in "As You Like It", re- turns to the Festival as Adria- na, the nagging wife of Antipho- lus of Ephesus. She played also with the Strollers of Maplewnod and has taught speech and dra- ]»n at Chatham Junior High. The. role of her husband Anti- pholus of Ephesus is played by .lames Crawford, who is doub-; ling as the second merchant. He j is making his eighth appearance \ with the Festival and has, been i in every production. Others in the. cast of "The Comedy of Er- rors" arc Barbara Farrell, Pau- la Pierce, Charles Loughery, At! Wastri, John Hallowell, Ed Conn, Neva Bibby, and Ruth Tait. Wanda Crawford is the director and Mrs. Henry Be- lafsky is executive producer. SCENE FROM '67 OFFERING: Of Woodbridge Shakespeare Festival, Comedy of Errors to be given July 5 through 8. Rnth Tait "EVERY WHY HATH A WHEREFORE": Scene from The Comedy of Errors to be p as Luce, Eugene Nicholas as Dromio; Jim Crawford as Antipholus; Hank Friedrichs as Balthazar and John Hallowell as the Scout Pack 49 July 5-8 by Woodbridge Shakespeare Festival: Left to right, Ruth Tait as Luce; Jim Crfcrford merchant. Closes Season as Antlpholus and Eugene Nicholas an Dromio. TSELIN - Cub Scout Pack 49, McManus Firm Stresses DebutantesName Chairmen 5|innsored by Knights of Colum- Linden Lumber Sale !ms. Council 3639, held its last pack meeting of the season at Full Customer Satisfaction At Organization Meeting Columbian Hall, Grand Street, A customer of the McManus Monday. WOODBRIDGE — Miss Iinda Donald Hertfelder, 81 Washing- For Home Improvers Bros. Furniture, 1152 E. Jersey Santoro, daughter of Mr. and ton Avenue, Iselin. A Junior at During the business session Charles Malmchak, Northeast St., Elizabeth, is a happy Brownies Hold Mrs. M. J. Santoro, 748 Har-John F. Kennedy Memorial District Commissioner, present- The Linden Lumber Co. is customer, according to John A. rell Avenue, was elected chair- High School, Iselin, Miss Hert- man of the 1967 Debutantes atfeider belongs to several sing- ed the Pack Charter to Robert conducting its 30th annual home McManus, the firm's president. Kraft, Committee chairman. He said that ever since the Fly-Up Rites a meeting of the debs and their ing groups. improvement sale. 270 Brands mothers Friday at the Munici- Rules and regulations for th» Cubmaster Joseph Dunn an- company was founded 87 years ISELIN - Brownie Girl Scou nounced Pack plans for a sum- With all eight Linden Lumber ago, "the complete satisfaction pal Building held by the Wood- ball, to be held Saturday, De- yards equipped to help each Troop 370 held a Fly -up cere- bridge Township Business and cember 30 at the Shackamaxon mer program including a kite- of our customers has been of mony in conjunction with Junior flying contest to be held July homeowner protect, add-to and At B-Z Shop prime importance." Professional Women's Club Country Club, Scotch Plains, beautify his home, the sale Girl Scout Troop 143 in Merrill which is sponsoring the ball for were outlined by Miss Ruth 9, at Merrill Park. from 2 to Reflecting on the growth of Park. 3 P. M. comes at a time when Union and More than 270 famous name the firm, McManus said it is the seventh consecutive year. Wolk, Deb Ball chairman. Middlesex homeowners are brands in women's apparel are one of New Jersey's oldest and In the opening flag ceremony Miss Santoro is a senior at Wood- Those 1967 Debs, who were August 13, a trip to Boy Scouts taking to the tools in a do-it- with parents participating, thi of America Outdoor Museum of arried in stock at the B-Z largest. The company was star- bridge Senior High School and •Hgible, joined the Nike Club yourself trend. i'ashion Shop, 414 N. Wood McManus's grandfather, Walter, flag, which had previously is interested in dancing. — a junior version of the Busi- Nature and Conservation, is "Linden Lumber is one of the flown over the nation's capitol, scheduled. Cubs will meet at Avenue, Linden. and his great-uncle, Joseph Mc- Named as vice chairman of ness and Professional Women*! best equipped Build-O-Mats," "This offers women shopper? Manus. was used for the first time. debutantes was Donna Hert- Club. To be eligible for mem- the Knights of Columbus park- "Be Prepared" awards, foi inj* lot, departing at noon. said Lester Gottdenker, the largest selection per square Three years later, the first felder, daughter of Mr .and Mrs. bership a girl must be a Junior foot in all of Union County," perfect attendance and pre- or a Senior in one of the Town- Mrs. Ethel Garthwaite, out iresident of the firm. Elizabeth store was opened in paradness, were presented to going den mother, was present- according to George Boerer ship's High Schools. "Build-OMats," he explained, owner of the store. First St., and in 1889, a three- Linda Richvalsky, Carol Beck- ed with a gift and a plaque in meet the increased demand for AWARD WINNER: Edward story addition was built. Then, er, and Susan Eggert. Nike Club To Meet appreciation of her two years fficient, complete and The shop, which was started Lifson of Albert Lifson & Sons in 1895, fire destroyed the Twins' Mothers A meeting of the Nike Club n 1947, employs 17 persons and Inc. furniture firm at - 221 Mrs. John J. Mahoney, Neigh devoted toCub 6couting. :onvenient shppping centers for premises. A temporary store borhood chairman, Crossroad: will be held tonight at 7 o'clock Cubmaster Dunn presented lUilding materials. has been in its present location Broad St., Elizabeth, has re- was opened and stocked with at the home of Miss Marion for six years. Boerer buys all ceived the "Man of the Year Girl Scout Council, presente Have New Slate the following achievement and Since its beginlngg g In 1937 merchandise hauled to Elizabeth member of the Parent's Troo Thomas, West George Street, aavancqment awards: Michael jinden Lumber has grown into merchandise for his store, which in Furniture Industry In New by horse-drawn wagons. WOODBRIDGE — The se Iselin. Election of officers for has a reputation for newes Jersey" award from the New Committee with World Associa venth annual installation dinner Hpward, Walter Kelly, John Gif- me of the largest chains in the Later a four-story building tion Friendship Pins. the 1967-68 term will be held. ford, Carl Heitmeyer, George itate with over 26,000 top quality fashions at popular prices. Jersey Furniture Association. was erected on the site of the of the Twins' Mothers Club of Miss Linda Harped, Woodbridge, Stubbleblne, James Weeks, and lUilding products in stock. The store offers free customer ruins. In 1917, the firm moved to Eleven of the Brownies "flew the Raritan Bay area was held retiring president, will preside. John Tirpack, Wolf badges: Mi- Assistance in planning or parking in the rear, and is air ts present six-story building. up" Junior Girl Scouting, bein recently with Mrs. Henry Guen- Members of the Woodbridge chael O'Connor and John Za- completing a project, and conditioned. The shop is open welcomed by ' Mrs. Herma ther as installing officer. BPW, the Nike Club and tha wislak, Bear badges: James Pat- atisfaction upon completion are Friday evenings until 9. Wide Choice Maurer and Mrs. Mahoney, af- Mrs. Frank Novak is presl Edison BPW, which was spon- terson, Philip Messina, and Ho- linden Lumber guarantees. ter "crossing the bridge". The dent. Other officers include sored by the local club, will ward Fr'ancle, Lion badges; Jo-M's Fashions were: Carol Becker, France; Mrs. Peter Wasko, first vice be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Paul GraWiolm, Daniel Dunn, Parish Picnic At Hudson Burgoyne, Cindy Civitano, Juli« president; Mrs. John Stanaway ert Vogel at a swim party at J*m«s Patterson, and Messina, Oakley's Expands To Sponsor Show DeCosimo, Carol Hambach, second vice president; Mrs. Ber- their pool on Green Street on Web-e«los. Elizabeth Nagy, Lynn Penning- talan Sabo, recording secretary; Saturday, July 8 (rain date, Also Walter Kelly, Charles Plans Advance Furniture WOODBRIDGE — Jo-M's ton, Linda Riehvalsky, Chris Mrs. Joseph Nemeth, correspon July 9). Reservations may ba Kelly, Gifford, Thomas Ditter- Wholesale Unit Fashions will sponsor a fashion Rokita, Deborah fjelaro, am ding secretary; Mrs. Richard made with Miss Wolk, or Mrs. CARTERET — Rev. John F. Debra Waidner. Mrs. Loui; man, and Francis, gold arrows- In 1927 Bessie and Emanuel show, Wednesday, July 5 from Czajowski, treasurer. Elizabeth Novak, Woodbridge Oakley's printing & stationery Chonko, pastor of St. Elizabeth 12:00 until 2:00 P. M. at Stan Waidner assisted Mrs. Maxim Mrs. John Stanaway, pas club president, before July 3. and Walter Kelly, Michael Ma- Roman Catholic Church, ha Goldman sold their 5 & 10 cent liiiak, Steven Calabro, Robert o., with stores in Elizabeth at ley's Gallery, U. S. Route 1 andGalasso, leader, in presenting president, was nominated Twins Subcommittees Named 1162 E. Jersey] St., and in Perth made the following announce itore in Bayonne. one of the first "wings" in the absence of Mrs Kraft, Pattefson, and (2) Dlt- such stores in New Jersey and every Wednesday thereafter to Mother of the Year for "her Sub-committees for the Deb terman, sliver arrows. Amboy at 141 Smith St. is ments: bring interested persons "up-to- Janet Pennington, co-leader. outstanding work". ' expanding its wholesale opened the Hudson Furniture Ball were named at ft short One year pins were present The Altar-Rosary Society wil Co. at 858 Elizabeth Ave. date on the latest fashions from The bridge was constructed b; Board members are Mrs meeting Friday night as follows: department with a new line of Web-e-los of Cub Scout Pac ed to: Erntst Tomalo, Gran- receive communion in a body al Elizabeth. New York City". Stanley Gdula, membership Co-chairmen, in charge 0! office furniture, in addition to the 8 A.M. Mass on Saturday, 249, under the direction Mrs. Robert Mundrane, thrift holm, Donald Schaber, Richard increasing its service and supply It was a little store, literally Every piece of clothing ati 'homas" Rokita"jeader."He" wa Debs, Mrs. Rosalie Kinney and Hasiugo, and Jody Roberts. July 1. Recitation of the Rosary crammed with furniture. Dining T Mrs. Donald Syers, telephone Mrs. Bernadette Acierno; Miss of printing and stationery needs will follow. Jo Ms Fashions, 1030 St. George presented with a Gir-• -l Sco- u Mrs. James Sleight and Mrs Badges of Light and Cub Scout The new line includes desks rooms were piled on top of living Avenue, Avenel, is hand picked Friendship pin in gratitude. Clarie Sutch, tickets and door Graduation Certificates were On Sunday, July 2 the Sodali- rooms, and bedrooms were Nicholas Davella, publicity chairs, files, and related office making it impossible for the Mrs. Mahoney also presentei chairman, assisted by Mrs. Aida presented to: James Berube, ty of the Blessed Virgin will re packed in Between. The need for Mrs. George Branch, sunshine Brennan, Miss Nancy Vogel, equipment, in both metal and buyer tdSee herself "coming and Mrs. Galasso with a certificate Mrs. Henry Guenther, hostess Henry Baumgartner; and Jay eeive communion in a body a larger space was obvious, and going". Included are shorts, Miss Irene Onody; advertising wood. the 9 A.M. Mass. the next year the store moved to of appreciation, framed in gold Mrs. Ted Allen, librarian; Mrs Gibbons. skirts, tops, playclothes, pant for her untiring efforts in b to work in conjunction with th» A "closing of tite season" par The store's commercial de On Sunday, July 9, the Hoi 1096 Elizabeth Ave. Business suits, bathing suits, minis, mod, 1 Gene Nesti and Mrs, Harry An Men's Committee, Mrs. Novak, partment offers stationery, continued to grow, and in the h; " of the Girl Scouts. dersen. hospitality; Mrs. Ed ty climaxed the evening's Name Society will attend a me coulottes, dresses, and light- The troop climaxed the sea- chairman; Mrs. Josephine events. printing of all types, including niorial Mass and receive Hoi following year company moved weight suits. ward Dunne, newsletter circu Swartz, Mrs. Jessie Mint/.. Mrs. offset; advertising gifts into its present quarters at 1144 son with a family picnic Sunday l;il inn. Communion for the living am Jo M's, "a jam-packed hole: in Merrill Park, in the Girl Sarah Tezbir, Mrs. Joan Mad- overnight stamp service, deceased members, at 8 A.M. Elizabeth Ave. Piano entertainment was pro son; decorations, Mrs. Catherine LET FREEDOM RING Xerox copying service, dup- in the wall", features top styles'scout Area. Games and prizes The need for more space yided by Richard Benyola of "Kal}.lshi chairman, a'ssisted by AVFNEL - The Avenel Jun licating supplies, and other Plans are being completed fo: featured in Glamour, Seventeen,'were featured. the parish picnic to be held o again became apparent and in Madam and other leading fash! - -•• llopelawn. Mrs. Helen lhigelmeyer, Mrs. lor sections of the New Jersey similar needs. Club meetings will resume, Slate Federation of Women's the church grounds on Longfe 1945 two floors were added, to ion magazines. A lay away plan Marie Schott and Mrs, Mildred Mr. Mortimer Rose, prosiden , September 28, 8:15 P. M., at Albrechl; palrons, Mrs. Kilecn clubs, again this year are par- low Street on Sunday, July 9 be be used as a showroom and is included for the convenience! limit font liOSS M HIS the Christ Episcopal Church pa- of the firm, which was started in ginning at 2 P.M. Tradition; A. Salsano and Mrs. Carol Stein- ticipating in the "Let Freedom 1927, predicts a continuing warehouse. In 1!H14 the front was rish hall, Main Street, South King" movement. This is a pro- Hungarian and American foods ilz, co-chairmen; gifts, Mrs, growth in population, industry modernized and other I MKNLO I'AKK TKItHACI- A in bo v. Kloronce Chapman. Miss Jaiwt gram whereby they contact will be served and there will be thill)'!' 1 and commerce for the Union- improvements were made. Awards for selling the most Fofrich, >liss Dorothy (irego- their local churches, Municipa rides and games for the chil- The Goldmans were joined in, A drawing is conducted each Middlesex area. dren. Music.will, be furnished in 19330 by a son-in-lawonil , AtArthuh r candy in the fifth annual -andv .SDTTKR FAMILY RKUNION wiU, Mrs. Agatha Loyacano anil buildings, Fire Departments (il month and Ihe winner receives WOOnillllPGE — The Slitter the air-conditioned"'St. James Small, and by their son, .lorry. sale were presented by Mayor Houliih Mullefl . they have no bell, NO sirens) NAMtiD DELEGATE a Jo-M's (lift certificate. family reunion' was held in the Mrs. Hull by the well known Kara- 1940. Both are partners in the llalph !'. Liarnnc at the annual (iil Bride is chairman Kirl and boy scouts, ball parks SEWAREN — Miss Geraldine father and son night sponsored form of a picnic on Saturday Ncmetl h Orchestra of New jfir Throughout Ihe past of the Men's Committee, and Roy race tracks and any other pub ltyuclus, daughter of Mr. and ""'A "'ipk I<>R<;OTTI:N IN JAIL lie place where there is a larg< BluU!>wl( hl years our. customers .have, been •? n. MjMhor, AuxiH^ Mrs. John Kapasztu.s, 468 <)1d| -' . . . lv• thYsCriicr lte eiilvVfa y IS|n Fort Worth. Tex — Lloyd Mculo Park Terrace ' U o y s malely LOO relatives from all' gathering of- citizens, tt ring Road, was narked delegate to one to attend lhe^ ™ ™ « ' ^ * Mack Gray. 40. has been rcleav League. over the Slate in a'.teivbiu-e. I ; bus ride to Atlantic Cit; y to bueUUaiiicss> tatann untiliMr. their bells for four (4) minutes the Citizenship Institute at Doug Goldman "Wi> not only ed from jail with an apology First prize, a bicycle, went to '''he oldest member was 8S- and ON SECURING ASIA at 2 P.M. on July Fourth, to pro lass College, New Brunswick, by sponsored by the Mothers Club for keeping him too Ion?;. Ac Hiaitlord Hos Ihe youngest 1G weeks. President Johnson and Prim« on Saturday, July 1T> may make intend to maintain that policy claim their pride in their free the Sewart'n History t'lifb. Miss hut to extend it " cording to reports, (irav was s Second pr.iye was awarded tn Minister Harold E Unit of Aus doltl. Cl»ir«. daughter vt Mi-. with. Mis. jajlrd lloi-i'iiijier ll.l. lIHiii .and .lark D.ilv and vpecial awanU I'AI'KK I>KIVI-: KNDS 11 alia have plelgcd joint deter- ..byword is Let' ami Mrs. Donald Miller, r>li Sher-lKalapos, president, Locust; liould have been released in were prose•.• ,| n •• -,vts (;, I'O|!!).S Tie Fcir. l.i< ii'ir linn in do all they can tc Sound the Bell$ ol freedom man Street, was named alter iSlreet or Mrs. Stcoheu I'lsles, ThirU'cu war injured chndu-i, mid-February when the jury lello. Kc\m KUUT and Jcfl IIUC.ll Us UHPIilil U•- 'in1 security in Asia and tt Loud ami Clear, unit. Longfellow t)Utet, I Lu couu to U. iouu'd iio lu huUlJiim, 'Lewis. lly drives. rn'oiiuliuLiuu and LEADER-PRESS — JET«rfEH Thursday, June 20, Iflfl7 sak, Joseph Byleckl*. Victor tricia Phillip*. Gary plchai Emblem Club Vl,m* Cnlirrhin, Ann PeC.iglio, Don- ^j, Michael Sihodish. aid DoSirno. Margaret Dolin- Ann Santa Maria, Rose Ann For Summer Mouths ROCKMAN'S Carteret Eighth Grade Graduates ich. Doris Fisrhcr, Joanne Sarno, Edward Schaefer, Ger WOODBRIDGE — Kventfi for LIQUORS Krankowski, "Marria ("Jitter, ... _ . ., , ,. . , Wlne Scncno Slan1 the summer months were plan- *n Taw Marleno Cordon. Dorothy llalas, • ' _ , ^ ^hmiU... . ned at the last meeting of Km ruirlU Briaia lohn Kailh llasok, .lane Herbeck, • Darlene Sherry, b|(.m f,|ub ^ inrlllriin(f a visjt A Csmpltte Louis Sitar, Dcbra Smith. Dor- | ,„«, mountain home of Mrs. Xflrelhi *f Donald Razillard, Linda Red j Recitation. Tenth Slop. New Reading of Namrs and grail Michael llolowalch. 0 »!»• h Uqiu* dington, Sylvia Relford, Diam-iFonndland. Ann Dr.Gtglio; Iteci--nates, .Joseph Comha, Princi Mary Kaskiw, Kathleen Kno othy Suires, Stephen Sfrk. Paul Paul Yuhas on July 3, a car Columbus School antino Rlbcrio, David Hose, An Itntion, Klrvcnth Slop, Yukon, pal; Presentation of Diplomas chel, Doloit's Leih, Linda I/on Stich, Mary Stock, William wash on Aufiust 5 with Mrs " Ruiz, Lillian Sacz, Rose Sar-jSandra Macl'herson, Ann Santa Mr. Lamh; Pri'sentation of ilosky, Cynthia l.oniak Martin Mumly as chairman; CARTERET — The €omnif>n-|ik, Thomas Seymore, Barbara Stokes. Joyce Suhay, Christine rummHRe sale. August 25 and FREE Maria. Awards. Mr. Coinha airt Lukai-h. Helen Lurker, Lin- Sumutka. Rose Anne Svorada, Customer cement exerdsts and graduatesjshovey, James Simistcr, .Till Si Conclusion. Dnrina Addie; sional "Pomp and Cimnnstan da Lynch Sandra MncPherson, 26 with IVfrs. Thomas Hanrahan of the Columbus School follow: mister, Karen Smith, Barry Michael Terebetsky Louis Tolh, as rnairman Parking SonR, "The Impossible" ('lass; cos", Pianist. Faith Ilasek. Haibara Mnrkwall, Glenn Mas Morcnce Truhan, Ro^er Vonah, Processional—"LRnd of Hope'Stewart, Russell Stewart, Janet Mrs. Sam Manganaro was an* GJory", Elgar. Pianist, Jan 'straley, Alice Stratton, Martha Addres and Presentation of the The Graduates: Dimna Addic. <"olo, Gerald Maslak, Theresa- Richard Walker, Catherine Zu COLD Class, Principal Nathan Hair De.nise Antonello, .terry Becker, Mallaffa. Deborah Mc(V»wan, back. named in charge of the birthday e•t WoznWoznyy . >_._._ _ _ BEER and Acrrpt, Michael Regeny. Don Rinstein. Donna Mcktune. Christine Nar- -___^______rluh and Mrs. Gene P'odor in National Anthem—"Star Perching at Randolph jfled Banner" — Francis Scott! Vazquez, Adalberto, Velez, Shei of the Class, Joseph P. Arlene Rial/, I.inda Rodnar, lowicz. Dcni Say Mom's and Dads' your kids will have a their ALL SUMMER 1 CLOTHING & FURNISHING* BALL •" GREATLY REDUCED* • Birthday! 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It is one of the very few daily news- that The Daily Journal is edited to provide fuller papers in the U.S. with MORE readers than the treatment of the significant news, plus MORE population of its publication city. informed analysis and interpretation. These are the important reasons why The The explanation is simple enough: Today, The Daily Journal hasMOREof everythingi MORE Daily Journal costs so little . . . compared with delightful comics! MORE sports! MORE women's what you getl ;r - I V Serving Union and Middlesex Communities YOU NOW GET MORE - THAN EVER BEFORE! Home Delivered For Only 50c Per Week . . , Cell Circulation Department . . . EL 4-5000 LEADKH-PHBBS — ,-V^' Tluirsday, June 29, 1967 ON DEAN'g LUT to tfct Dtia't Lltt for the Jun- WOODBRIDGE — Miia Chris- ior iwar. Mbi Paik» to major, CERAMIC TILE BAjTHROOUtt- MMODtLED Girard Furniture Pasko, daughter of Mr. and tng in music and it president CUSTOM VANITIES Mis. John Pasko, 463 Amboy * the Music Club. JIM MOVER Avenue, a senior at Mlitrcordia Six new viruses are linked tol •34-M49 Stresses Quality College, Dallas, Pa. was named colds. The customer always comes stylt and design have, proven dm at the Girard Furniture important factors in the Co.. 15 Jefferson Ave., customer selection of furniture. KH/aheth, according to Mtke This Is so, to a great degree,' ZHAN R' VIRTU (jirard, owner of the store. because most customers now Cultural Institute of Feminine Artistry Girard said the furniture take durability and comfort for company also attributes its granted, Girard stated. TO OPEN FIRST AMERICAN STUDIO success to "constantly offering "In many cases — regardless full selection* of well-known of the, price bracket — design, In Elizabeth, N.J. brands of quality furniture at finish and utility are the main Kuaranteed lower prices, features that sell furniture," he (nmbined with our 35-year said. Zhan r* Virtu It devoted to the fashioning of beautiful woman and young reputation for Integrity and Girard founded the Girard todies. Offering classes in modeling and feminine charm, Zhan r* graduatM ppr.sonalized services." Furniture Co. in 1932. The firm art among the most lovely woman in the world. Closses commence the first The last decade, he noted, haswas located on Elizabeth Ave. seen a new trend in furniture for 21 years before it was wt«k of September; interviews, figure onalyiis, court* placement and sales. As with men's and relocated to its present site in registration will initiate the first waek in August and (hereafter by appoint- women's fashions, he explained, 1954. ment only. Clow hours, day or waning, scheduled for students convenience and availability. U. & Metals Refining Co. Although not «v«ry young lady or every woman can qualify for acceptance in the modeling eourse, through completion and graduation of th« feminine charm and artistry court*, *v*ry young lady or woman can b* stunningly Honors 71 Employees attractive, beautifully groomed, poised and most charming — indeed among CARTERET — Seventy-one 244 Woodbridge Avenue.; and th* enviable. <. employees of the U. S. Metal* John Allen, 49 Alwat St.; both Refining Company of Carteret of Woodbridge. Joseph Nagy, Find out if you ean qualify for acceptance In the Zhan r* Modeling Couraa received service awards for 147 Augusta St.; and Alex Ha- or register for the Charm and feminine Artistry Course. For personal inter- the months of May, June, and last, 7 E. Highland St.; baft view, clip, complete, and mail request for appointment, (Pleat* Print). July, Joseph J. Cordiano, of South Amboy, Joseph LePosa, Plant Manager announced. The 742 St. George Ave., Rahway; AL NORMAN MEN'S SHOP CE1KBRATE 31st ANNUAL SUMMER CLEARANCE—You will awards were presented to theEdward Zoldi, 20 CorrieUe St., find Jnst about every item throughout thr store drastically reduced for this event. Pictured Zhan r* Virtn Fords; Elmer Dragos, 20 De- recipient* of their respective above, Marco DIMUri, head tailor, fits Burton Zitamor with his suit selection, while Herman c/o P.O. Box 72, lliiabeth, NJ. 07207 department heads. marest Ave., Avenel; John Cala- Saul, senior salesman looks on. AL NORMAN, New Jersey's leading fashion shop for gentle- Cited for 40 years of service bro, 55 Laurel St. Hopelawn; men, is located at 1156 E. Jersey St., Elizabeth. Plenty of convenient customer parking. Open Kindly IMM lias* tai dita of pwMnal taWmW. were: Frank Cleversey, 19 Li-and Harry Many* Mountain Monday and Thursday nights till 9 P.M. herty St.; and Louis Rodriguez, Blvd., Plainfield. I im rr.ll.bfa («»Mk one) Ditty -JT**I fi7 Hudson St., both of Carteret. Twelve employees received GOLD STOCK INCREASE MO Seymour Ave,; Willie Mit- •r tt jvm ewTwiaw , ,- •.-.,.,-—,—. . John McDonnell, 132 Sixth St., 25 year awards. They are: 1 chell, 196 Sherman Ave.; Ken- Treasury officials have an- Port Reading; Philip Anderson, Menyfaert Deak, 117 Roosevelt Quality Jobs nounced that the U.S. gold .stock neth Carter, 118 Leslie St.; _T«L 27S Maple Av«.; William Hea- Ave.; Andrew Hatala, 18 St. Lonnie Cotton, 491 - 15th Ave.; 1>_ increased by $50 million during ton, 776 W. Lake Ave.; Peter Anne St.; James Relford, 54 T the month of April. The Federal Aaron Moore, 126 Wickliffe St.; ;1J V City Jin- Lengyel, 172 E. Stearns St.; Bergen St.; and Stephen Kott- 117 W. Bigelowj •/ Reserve Board showed a j all of Rahway. Stephen Comba, ridge, 56 Larch St.; all of Car- e Bannister 505! A reputation for fast, quality increase in gold during M8 Barron Ave.; and Leon Nel- teret, William Wright, 1052 Wil-So 19th St.- all of Newark.; workmanship has enabled the and April. son. 517 Leon Ave.; both of liam St.; and Manning Wade, Roberts Construction Co., Inc.,; 908 Olive St.; both of Elizabeth. Anton Bernat, 65 Howard St., Woodbridge, and Frank Guyre, Hopelawn; Edward Brantley, to develop into one of the area's 1015 Mereline Ave., Avenel. Orlando Pagano, 14 Fairview 1120 Harrison Ave., Roselle; An- leading general contractors 35 Yean Lane, Hazlet; John Mesics, 63 thony Jackson, 134 N. 14th St.,since its founding in 1948. Receiving their pins for 35 Morris Ave., Metuchen; Mori Eat Orange Michael Kopy, The motto of the company, years of service were: Joseph Dandridge, 904 Spruce St., Ro-East Orange; 1318 Winans Ave., linden; owned by Robert A. Anderson, Kopin, 43 Crome Ave., Cartei^t; selle; Leroy Walker, 1823 New-Harry Reasinger, 408 Main St.,is: "If there's a job to be done and Sewell Crawford, 10 5thton St., Rahway; Lonie Hud- Toms River; ansWUliam Smith, — Roberts does it.' Ave., Avenel. speth, 196 Pinevfew Terrace, 2264 Amsterdam Ave., NewAlthough the firm's main Honored for 30 years of aer- Plainfield; and Edward Shaw, York City. office is located in Orange, it vice were: WiHiam Pluta, 14 831 Middlesex Ave., Linden. has been serving many Union Receiving his pin for 15 years and Middlesex twin county Linden St.; Joseph Pisar, 17 20 Tears of service was: RoberRbrtt ZZiroi , Emerson St.; Joseph Skrypoc- homeowners during the past 19 Cited for 20 years of service 312 Lord St., Avenel. ski, 147 Lowell St.; John Mitro, were: Felix Rasimowicz, 61 years. 5 Johnson St.; John Rusnak, Hudson St.; Phillip Pinkney. 23 1« Tears Roberts Construction guaran 21 Chrome Ave.; Frank Rigler, Warren St., George Sincak, 8 Receiving pins for 10 years tees all its services, which in- 353 Carteret Ave.; all of Car- Larch St.; all of Carteret, Wiley of service were: Georges Wi- clude: masonry, patios, base- teret. Stephen Suhay, 62 Ha-Williams, 1086 Magnolia Ave.; nogradow, 33 Jeanette St., Carments, painting, dormers, car- gaman St.; and Carmen Sime Allen Wright, 113 - 6th St.; andteret; Tadeusz Sawicki, 491 pentry, stone fronts and water- one. 38 Fourth St.; both of Port State St.; Jozef Kacior, 702 proofing. Emory Brantley, 955 Flora St.; Johnstone St.; and Jozef Wiel-i The firm also sells aluminum Reading, Anthony Kazlauskas all of Elizabeth. Albert Glover, koplski, 345 Fayette St.; all of j windows, doors and awnings. Perth Amboy. Also Albert Los- pinoso, 501 Niles St.; and Man- uel Ferreira, 250 Magnolia Ave.; Acme Can Solve both of Elizabeth; Roger Ottig- Window Problems KALAMAZOO non, 42 Navesink Ave., Atlantic "If it's for a window, we Highlands; Albert Scuotto, 214 have it!" That's the claim of BASE AMPS Campbell St., Woodbridge; Ty- the Acme Shade Co. 1060 ree Baskerville, 323 Stearns Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth.The St., Rahway; Samuel Mosley, store, which was started in by Gibson 516 Mulberry St., Newark; and 1939 by a brother and his two John Robinson, 329 Hancock St,, sisters, Lee, Ruth and Goldie S. Plainfield, N. J. Goldenberg, features window shades, Venetian blinds, $ 50 shutters, draperies, woven CXfrst Bank woods and plastics, combina- LIST $239 Ritz Leader tion window* and other 147 In Uniforms window trimming accessories. I Finances Founded in 19c0, the Ritz Classic, Crest, Clinic and Modi- Uniform Center, 1211 E. Grand form. Gutowski St., Elizabeth, is one of the Suppliers for hosiery include: ! largest headquarters for Supphose, Beauty Mist, Mojud ^ Everything uniforms in New Jersey. and Queen Charlotte. Ritz sells uniforms for wait The foundation garment line resses, beauticians, nurses and includes: Real Form, Flexbrit doctors plus attire for many and Play Tex. ic Center other occupations. Uniform sizes The business is owned and at Ritz range from 3 to 52. operated by Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Under 1209 E. GRAND ST., ELIZABETH - EL 2-3754 ! Famous brand uniforms sold Kessler. They attribute the Open Mon. & Thurg. 'Til 9 P.M. I at the Ritz Uniform Center rapid growth of Ritz to the policy of "providing customer Closed Wednesday • June, July & August •include: Puritan, Bob Evans, 24 llHour Duty, Brooks, Paul Jones, satisfaction." the jS YOUR NEIGHBOR SMARTER THffl VW Sun SWIMMING POOL MIS! How save vacation money year after Home improvement loans? Real estate loans? Busi- year by installing ness loans? Of course. But see us when you need *o a vacation, a clothes dryer, or even a mink coat an 01ympia In short, see us anytime you need a loan. When it h> comes to lending money, we have a funny dis- built-in swimming position. pool! 16- x 32' Pool Clirst Bank *1995 I and TRUST COMPANY**, INSTALLED. READY TO SWIM I MEMBER rEDEfUt DEPOSIT MSURA) OPEN I to 1 - SUNDAY S lo * SUPERIOR CYPRESS POOLS AVINa-COLONIA OPfJCC POKO* OPTOt tttLIM OfWCf ffftlft ABBf EOtSON OFFICE HieHUHO PARK QFftOt nUMNflTOW OPPICC WOflO in»» mil it »:: worrn PLAINS, N. J. Leader-Press Thursday, June 29,19B7 systems; lank cars; air conditioning systww; etc. Three Collect $1,000 Morey LaRue LotigLeader It Is the only Butterfly valvi lit'TlgeiW Gffih Robvon Develops Valve that can be adjustetlju d for leaks or Humble Qll and Refining Cn. Tn October, 1964, Lee unlqm, prnctirnl, and efficient distribute the valves. torque rncrenso developing after has awarded three ?l,ooo the valve has hoen In service by R, then a manu- Butterfly Valve to be developed Their HUtrihutnrn !n th« Now1 , , ,L T 7 i"Tignrinof HWnno " prizes 1to0 Uniounion facturers' representative for the for the industrial market. ineir nisiriDuior* in "je NOW loosening the body I , nroar psldenln within thn In Laundry, Cleaning Field Robvon Backing Ring Co., r<1 pastml weekv . Patents were applied for and necring & Supply Co., Cornell & Jersey area are Central Eng • u.,..It . features a thick seat that Is' !,i.ouni j y area resiaennwimin inn presented to Robvon, a unique the name of (Jatemnstor was Underbill, Inc., and Raritan onn papett|t Founded In 1889, the Morey treasurer, Kenneth F. Hunter, uniforms, coats, towels and adjustable Butterfly Valve idea selected for the now product. Supply C<> compressed by he flanged ends coor(,inator> pr e » en te d thn St l WC d La Rue Laundry and Cleaning and assistant treasurer, Evelyn allied items. for development. Production nffian under the !l^ ! 5 J ^" ""^^I to Gilberib t Lu.itiLi g off 285 Gatemaster, however, will be housing, wilh a shaft and lsc I'o., now has more than 250,000 I. Daly. Morey LaRue was founded as After reading the descriptive company name of Gatemaster distributing directly from their " iWainwriEnt St., Newark, at tnat is one inlrgrai unit, customers and 600 employes. Morey La Rue's Industrial a partnership 78 years ago by details, Mrs. Dagny A. Ahrens, Valves, Inc., Rosolle, N..I. plant in Roselle as well as Thc.fliadson's Esso, Route 22 and Mnroy LaRue has earned Supply Service Co., is headed by Mahlon Morey and William president of Robvon, realizing Tn order to supply the in- through The Robvon Backing of seat is dictated bv thC|Vauxhall Road, Union; Stanley worldwide recognition for its Vice President Robert G. LaRue. In addition to Mr. Morey the potential of the new product, dustrial demand, Worcester Ring Co. under the product flow of the system. Since It li a P. Clark Jr. of 132 Stanmore laundry and dry cleaning Taylor. It aerves many of New and Mr. LaRue, the following accepted the challenge of the Valve Co. was licensed by name of Gatemaster. valve union with stub ends that Place, Westfield, at" Elm St. lendership. Jersey's largest industries with past leaders of the firm made initial development Gatemaster to do the production The valve, an adjustable valve are welded into the pipe line, the Esso, 138 Elm St., Wejtfield, and Many of the important im- contributions to its growth: Mrs. manufacturing, and marketing. manufacturing and to distribute union of the butterfly type, can elimination of flange weight Is Miss Jewel Coleman of 558 S. provements i n methods and Morey, Miss Edna R. Portman, Tri-State Precision Works, one on a worldwide basis. This they be applied to systems requiring another efficioncy factor. The Park St., Elizabeth, at Monatoil machines have been tested and Kosberg Marks Frederic T. Faulks, Mrs. Minnie of Mrs. Ahrens' affiliated are doing under the product quick shut-off and controlled valv* may also be purchased Esso, Route 1 and E. Jersey St., perfected at the main plant, Bell, William C. Matlack, companies, was contracted to do name of Disc-o-seal. Worcester, flow such as water, oil, and gas wilh the Std. ASA 150 flanged Elizabeth. Lidgerwood Ave., Linden. In Herbert B. Koth, Lester H. the prototype work. Upon ex- in a special showroom set-up in lines; food processing; ends as well, addition, laundrymon and dry Wright, Albert L. Ward and tensive product testing, the an airplane, flew to 22 states breweries and distilleries; This newly developed and Elizabeth, gives Elizabeth cleaners from all over the world 71st Birthday Agnes M. Lauer. valve was proven to be the most setting up distributors who will chamical plants; cryogenic marketed product, originating in another first in industry. visit Morey LaRue to study its ELIZABETH — The Benjamin methods and equipment. Kosberg Co., one of the oldest The following officers dircet paint and wallpaper stores in operations in New Jersey, Union County, this week marks Pennsylvania and New York: its 71st anniversary. Founded In President, Frank Scott Jr., 1896 by the late Benjamin Kos- chairman of the board, Helen berg at 431 Elizabeth Avenue, M. Soott; vice president and the store's ptes#ht location is "it's secretary, Mahlon M. Scott; vice at 231 Broad Street, Elizabeth. president, Louis W. Haviland; The store has gained the repu- tation of handling top lines of nationally-known ulterior and ex true" terior paints. They also special Kohn Moves; ize in marine and industrial paint productl. The ncond floor of the store Old Clock features a complete wallpaper department, Ottering thousands Remains of patterns and colors. Time Is running out for the In addition to quality paint, larRe clock sign at 831 Elt&abeth paint products, and wallpaper, Ave., a landmark for more than the Benjamin Kosberg Co. has a 60 years. The clock marked the large art department on its first site of the Michatl Kdhn jewelry floor, featuring art supplies for both amateurs and profession- store until the stor« relocated this month. als. The company, which was con- FUR Lester A. Kahn, store owner ducted by sons of the founder, «nd son of the founder, slid he the late Samuel, Morris and Mil- AND APPAREL had considered haying, the old ton Kosberg, is still family con- Clock installed at his new trolled, and is now under the location, 1160 E. Jersey St., but ownership of Mrs. Morris Kos- STORAGE found ordinances now prohibit berg. The store is managed by overtiangihg sighs. Also the Leon Shanker, a nephew of Mrs. works of the timepiece are Kosberg. Mr. Shanker has been SERVICE rusted beyond the point of with the Benjamin Kosberg Co. practical repair. for thirty-six years. QffOT ntv During Its sixtyoneyear span Both floors of the store are of business, Michael Kohn air-conditioned. Prompt free de- jewelers has developed into one livery service is available. of New Jersey's largest diamond merchants. In addition to fine diamonds Newark Firm Honors Vtfcperts and jewelry, the shop features some of the most famous names Area Residents VWNHI in the world in watches, Three Union County men have silverware and china. been honored by the Nopco V r*frig§rafton Chemical Ob. of Newark for service with tile firm. Raymond Lieblihg, 29 Cottage V Studio Offers Lane, Springfield, was cited for 25 years, and C, Dejilson Blanchard, 33 S. Holmes Oval, Charm Class New Providence, and Charles M. Ely, $2 Windsor Way, Berkeley Zhan R' Virtu, Inc., a Heights, celebrated 15 years of cultural institute of feminine service. artistry, has been opened in FURS* '3.00 A :*' Y Elizabeth by Zhan R' Virtu, , riita. «o h. president, and Dagny A. von Ahrens, Vice president ind 73 Cubs Enter COATS* 4.00 director. •MM Located near the corner of • fcrtn*. Morris and Westfleld Aves., Pinewood Derby the studio will offer courses in ISEUN — Seventy-thre* aft modeling and feminine charm. scouta had entries in the annual Clasiet will start the first Pinewood Derby held by Cub Protect Your Furs - week in September. A Scout* Pack 249, at a family minimum of 25 hours will be picnic in Merrill Park. Cars required for graduation. were supplied by the Pack and Requests for preliminary made by the cubs and their interviews should be mailed dads to specification* and qual- to: Dagny A. Von Ahrens, Box ifications. CALL EL 2-5000 72, Elizabeth, N..J 07207. Winners of the derby were: "Femininity belongs solely Michael MaUey, first place > HI 2-6161 « HU 6-5000 AD 24122 .JE 94140 • PR 9-8176 to the woman," Mr. trophy; Thomas Draina, lecond vonAhrens pointed out, "and place plaque; and Lawrence when all aspects are mastered Chespak and Bernard X4*> it can be a woman's strongest fourth place ribbons. Ribbons and most powerful weapon." were awarded for appearance, as follows: Anthony Torsieilo, Future plans for Zhan R' Michael White, Mark Vitale, Virtu, Inc., include the and Robert White, most origin- opening of an exclusive al; and John Rowley, Donald fashion apparel salon Truszkowski, Donald Meyero- featuring Zhan R' originals wita, and Dean Shvarko, best modeled by Zhan R' models. design. Other plans call for the possible marketing of Zhan R' The committee included cosmetics,! as well as the Roaul Garibay, chairman and opening of Zhan R' feminine master of ceremonies; Eugene cultural institutes in the Malley and Leon Obermaa, Iri- Hollywood, and Miami areas, spectors and programmers; Thomas Rokita, trackmaster; Kenneth Lake, tcorekeeper; Tto- HANGING STORAGE kita and John Eastman, finish Edison Company line judges; Dan Gigantinp, Our FREE TRIPLE GUARD lianging STORAGu means that each garment is individually hung starter; Cubmaster David Bag- ... has room to "breathe!" Our EXTRA CARE and EXPERT PROFESSIONAL STORAGE Ish and Oberman, awards; A. E. Gets $2 Million Keisbug, Mrs. J. J. Keisling, add long life and smartness to your winter garments! and David Krell, judges for de- ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE SERVICE WHEN CLEANED AND FINISHED Contract sign. Army Other games and events held * AT REGULAR PRICE. You only pay 2% valuation insurance charge. (Min. insurance charge} 20c) WASHINGTON — A $2,160,000 at the picnic included: Wheel Army contract for 116 radar barrow race; spoon and ping . DRESSES • TROUSERS . SPORT JACKETS • SPORT SHIRTS sets was awarded to the Lock- pong ball race; potato sack heed Electronics Company plant race; time bomb game; three • SKIRTS • BATHROBES • JACKETS (waist length) • SWEATERS in Bdisont U. S.Rep. Edward J. legged race; balloon breaking Patten (D-NJ) has announced. coolest; egg throwing contest; • ANY CHILDREN'S GARMENTS (up to size 12) Patten, who represents the and nail driving contest. 15th District — most of Middle- The commltte for the picnic sex County — wai informed of included: Walter Chespak, the contract by the Defense De- chairman; William Henkftl and partment in the nation's capital. Ren Vitale, tickets and finan- SENSATIONAL TWIN-COUNTY SAVINGS EVENT! The Congressman reported ces; Rokita and Chespak, food that the radar systems will help and supplies; Vincent Bastardi, Twin County Population Exceeds 1,000,000 direct the fire of anti aircraft meat and corn; John Giase, guns mounted on tracked vehi- beverages; Oberman, clean-up; cles. Ray Freeman, communications; y Stores Production will take place at and Truszkowski and Rokita, the Lockheed plant located on games. In this area! Rt. 1" in Edison, Patten disclos- All fathers took one hour • ELIZABETH: ed. In August, 1MB, the firm shifts in the out-door kitchen, 536 IN. BROAD ST. received a similar order for 68 cooking and serving hot dogs, 1S9 EI.MORA AVE. of the systems. hamburgers, roast beef and 522 FIRST AVE. corn. Each boy received free • LINDEN: The Defense Department re- One of ,1111 UK IS IH(.<;i;ST mill HIST tickets, including extras for his 2400 LINDEN AVE., E. vealed that the contract was trie fantily. lee cream was supplied negotiated type and that pro- by the pack. t UNION: 544 CHESTNUT ST. ilurion will be Handled by the finn"s Military Systems Divi- • RAHWAY: Wagner Honored 884 ST. CEORGE AVE. Mumifacturing engineering on • SPRINGFIELD: the radar systems was done at Francis A. Wagner, 37 203 Morrlt Ave. Lockheed's plant in Plainfietd. Algonquin Drive, Cranford, has • WOODBRIDCEi been honored for twenty-five 108 Main St. years of sefvire with the United tNlXOIN: Apartment Sold states Lines;. Wagner in a sales 246 PUinfield Ave. representative for the passenger • FREEHOLD i Tbe J. I. KisUk Organization d ldtt has negotiated U» aaUoM agency and sales.department. freehold Mull Shppplnj family apartment i-i '-i Cintirv.^ J9 :-^ Murray at., KUzaT • ISELlNi JIMJ O^k >«. Rd. (Julf * "-'" i si. NEW Ur < << '' 'v n ipei 592 C<-Mit»l Air. LAUJNDEltKKS • CLEANERS Urns <-u. ither notice. Thursday, June 29,1167 LEADER-PRESS — PEACK CORPS RKCRUITS ; jmst six years, the pmfiorlion ol Alex Waditth, Jr. The Peace. Corpps is cuncen-| POIIPR* graduates has " Hebrew School to 80.3 per cent from 70,8 pel (letsft. S. Degree trating their efforts in recruit- ing college Rradurffes, In the cent in 1(H>2, CARTERET - Alex Wndiafc. Jr., 75 Throckmorton Avenur, Graduation Held ttatontown, son of Mr. am! Mrj. TSELTN — Sabbath services AVx Wadiak, 13 Lafayette will bn held at Congregation Street,- Carterct, received a tie Beth Rholom, SO Cooper Avenue, PLEASANT VALLEY Sice of Bachelor of Science in tomorrow at S:00 P. M. The physics at Monmouth College. Oncg Shabbat will be sponsoiv A member of Sigma Phi Sifima ed by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hn- he was listed in "Who's Who" In (Irs in honor of lhe Bar Mity.vnh , American Colleges and Univers- of their son, Harry who will BICYCLE ilies for 1965-1966. be called up lo the Torah at IT« is employed at fhe U. S. services Saturday at 9:00 A. M. SHOP Army Electronics Command Classes are almost filled for Laboratories • Solid State and Ihc Fall term. Anyone desiring l'Ye sided at the meeting. tions asking for cooperation steel work was completed — Steel fromed pool with 6" top and 4'x4" «priBM«- '«• Mrs. Morton announced that with the Community Calendar "topped off" — and the five nel, will speak on "Heaven is tuen 20 gouge virgin vinyl liner with manufacturer . J $ Mrs. Jackie Leatherman has ac-will be sent out shortly, it was level building enclosed by last Real". Evening services will I year pro-ralo guotantee agaimt material defect* and take place at 7:15. 273. 199. cepted the chairmanship for announced by Mrs. Jackie fall with the finish of the ex- deterioration. Little Miss Carteret. Plans are Leatherman. bri''kuork. Sunday School meets each underway for this event which The next meeting of the Jay- Although the physical plant of week at 10:00 A. M. Sunday, will bj; held August 27. The con-ceeettes will be held on July 5. the hospital is in its final stages, 6:30 P, M. youth groups meet OPEN MON., THURS. LEADER-PRESS tost is open to all borough girls at the church; also the adult class in evangelism. & FRI. till 9 T: between the ages of 7 and 10 Cathy Opanowicz, Karen Rosko, years. Applications will be Midweek services are con — Closed .Sunday — NEWSPAPER 1 List Graduates Joanne Rudzinski, Sophie Silva, ducted each Wednesday, 7:30 P. available at borough play- ' Sandra Simmons, Frances Sol- 1176 ELIZABETH AVE., ELIZABETH grounds shortly or directly from M.; Word of Life Bible Club tys, Stacia Sosnowski, Barbara meets each Monday, 6:00 P. M. Al Broad St. — Opp. Courthouia ROUTES Mrs. Leatherman, 97 Daniel St. Suhay, June Thomas, Catherine Carteret. For Holy Family EL. 2-9648 — In Woodbridge and Car Zemann. Louis A, Schuker, Jamacia High 'Now in Our 38th Year of Value and Service" teref Areas. Qualify for edu- Other chairmanships for ~CARTERET - The list of Edward Cheslak, Duane Foti, School principal (N.Y.): cational tours, earn your standing committees are as fol- graduates of Holy Family School Richard Haehler, Ralph Kar- "Pretty soon we'll need a own -spending money, prizes, lows: Sunshine, Mrs. Jackie of Carteret follows: vetski, Frank Kirkowski, Walter S &. II Green Stamps. Leatherman; Project CJiart, Donna Adams, Joanne Buc- Klotz, Russell LaBadie, John Mrs. Joan Nonnenmacher; Pub- zynski, Wendy Cyzeski, Laura Lewandowski, Michael Lorusso, licity, Mrs. Joan Philipbar; Ferenchiak, Dianne Hirschfield, Carl Marek, Donald Moisewiez, Membership, Mrs. Joan Nonn- Joanne Jacobs, Christine Kom- Edward Mulowski, Joseph SAVE ON Chain Link Fences Call 634-1111 enmacher; Typing Squads, — between 3 P.M. and 6 lodi, JoAnn LukaSiuk, BarbarajOberc, Anthony Pietrczak, Rich- Mrs. Barbara Krysko. The Jay-Malinowski, Lois Markowitz, De-jard Szczesny, Edward Wilgucki, P.nT Ask for Mr. Fillmore. cee-ettes will also assist the borah Martino, Jane NiedbalaJ Henry Zalewski. Protect "I Beautify : Best Shoe Sale in the State! Schools Out...Obey Traffic Preserve Laws...and He Sure NOW! Btllmalicd - GlIv.nllM) - Vlnjl Co KEDS Vs OFF To Drive Carefully. sneakers for children, women and men A Mrsnair From Sum Krrtlow, Hff. 1'harin Don't IK- ( ;UI»III luiyin^ interior tVnrinji, - CALL - CASUALS - KEDETTES 3 MO OPEN JULY 4th price aloii<> (loi'Mi I It'll you (lie quality (Regularly to $7 a pair) ot your fun<-iii^. Ue sure before you $ 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. 283-2051 IMIV!!! Call ('it-cone NOW! For the Wat NATURALIZERS 6 - MO - -* BEGINNING WEDNES- FREE NO (Regularly to $18 a pair) DAY JULY 5th FOR quality fencing for the lowest price! ESTIMATE OBLIGATION S JULY & AUGUST OUR CHILDREN'S SHOES & LOAFERS 6 HOURS WILL BE 9 (nalionglly overtimed brands . . . 40% off) A.M. TO 8 P.M. ON Wholesale and Hi-t.iil WEDNESDAY. FINANCING ARRANGED* list. l'J 17 ~ FREE with $>ii ad ... . mil <,{i»i< in I.'itiy al II II 11on Killings - Aluminum ((tilings / Aluminum woman's plastic rain boots ($2.50 value) if you OlU v lotrttnl ,n :> ; ]: Hnir.1' \ til AitMiur, l.urttni. s.wu : ' triple Track Windows / Aluminum Jalousie purchase $12 or more . . .i offer limited lo supply ':; lire blow registered pliiiriuui al ; jj «nd pron.he4*>r cxit'jd.i a. *.!-_ Doors / Aluminum Combination Storm Doors n iunit |u urw rcdiilrbls of V'ir '" f Irm nod liivUni ttaVm in id frf Aluminum and Fimc («luss Avvning* / Alunii- y'M'r ura , jjfr.ii iJjiiiuu *\m laliilv f nulu rtiiding / l'urt-h Miiclositrrs / Screen Kn- GLASSER'S : 1 : I ir«r Elrllvny. 1 all us al hi 1 -.Vl !:. 71 Koutt- '11, Iwlin, N. J. 109 Quimby St., Westfield closur^s f.7 LEADER-PRESS Thursday, June 20, 1087 Bank Callt Special • past president of the Two-Way NewTerminal Mortgage Bankers Association Suitor Speaks to Father: l'vt 'Outdoor Carpet Stockholder Meeting Jersey Mortgage of America as well a* theome to aik you for your daugh FORDS - The Board of Di- Mortgage Bankers Association r'i band, the two front roomi of {(•* Jersey. Opened Here rectors of Firit Bank and Trust nd (be uie of the kitchen." In recent yean, the Jemy 'Punch. Company, N. A., Fords, has 9 Mortgage Company has The Greatest!' By Matlack called a special meeting of the"First In State diversified Its loan activities. C.irpcls arc literally !uir>;)inR;basemontK, laundry rooms, stockholders to be held Monday, And, although it pl«y» an America's Mwett Ranking first in mortgage officers and a staff of 140. Itimportani t role throughout the ml all over! i bathrooms, and around WOODBRIDGE — A new ter-July 17,1967. tnoft eicltiog (erne Tin1 trend to ni servicing volume In the state modern building In Weitfield state, it has figured prominently minal, fully equipped to provide Th« stockholders of record during the past three years, the in the development of the Union rurpclin;;, and Ihe use • ,| "The customers art always modern bulk transportation ser- Ave. has every type of facility, rov«rinK in unlikely June 30, will Be asked to ratify Jersey Mortgage Co., 430 and Middlesex twin county area lcorn n U w n new uses vice to the New York-North the Board's action wherein it Wtttfield Avc , Elizabeth from the latest computer indoors, is I ho most notable > fl P '' > equipment to an employe's recent development in the field, Schottenfeld noted. "One lady ersey area was officially open- approved a stock dividend of represents one of the cafeteria. ON NATIONAL GUARDS 1 1 ed in Woodbridge yesterday by remarkable growth stories in ••>(•; on in ! to Alvin C , rolled out a 'Suburbia' carpet In 25,000 shares payable July 19 Twenty-six National Guard Si'hot'enfeld, vice president of Robert H. Shertz, president of subject to the approval of the UA Union and Middlesex twin Today, Jersey Mortgage Com- front, of her house last winter Matlack, Inc. comity area. pany is servicing 18,218 loans generals contend that to abolish I he Dciin Floor C'overinp Co.. Comptroller of the Currency. Hit A-Hole • In 1 Win 1 prevented her sidewalk At ceremonies attended by The concern was founded in totaling more than $300 million 15 guard divisions would cut which has stores throughout I?fro"*m becoming a slidewalk. And The proposed stock dividend will |2M Jack Pot of Prizes New .lorsev. Mayor Ralph P. B a rone, Robert 1937 with two active officers and dollars for 58 institutional down the nation's combat effect- several people have bought increase the total shares to investors, including the U. 8. Rmte 1 WOODBRIDGC TV si'crel of the versatile .ytel, director of the New Jer- a staff of 17. Carton S. Stallard, iveness and impair tht military 'Suburbia' to carpet the backs of sey Motor Truck Association, in- 475,000. Fractional interests will one of first two active officers, Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. preatlge of our countrv et thin next to Klein't Dept. Store new c s ]• p e t i n g , called their station wagons." dustry officials and customers, expire at 2 P. M. on August 4, now heads the company. Stallard Is nationally known in time. They petitioned Congress OFCN 1 DATS • A.M. I* U TM. Suburbia." and made, by theBecause of its construction 1967. Mohawk Carpet Co., is a new Shertz observed that the new The company now has 2th5e mortgage banking field. He to atudy this proposal camui.y this carpeting resists fading by facilities were three tlmei l»rg- surface fiber called the sun. The color isn't just a Mnrvcss. Left outdoors, er than the origins! Woodbridge dye, but an actual part of the ocation built in 1942. Man ess wont' absorb dirt and fiber. Furthermore, Schottenfeld can he (leaned with a hose. Nor said, it can't mildew, curl, or The new terminal built on a FURNITURE •will it absorb water. As a result, shrink, and no padding is 23-acre site, Is located on Blsi- Si-hotlrnfeld said, the new required. It is installed in a ng Star Road, a short distance carpeting is being used simple gluing operation, without from Exit 12 of the New Jersey Sears increasingly in patios, porches, nailing. Turnpike. The main building AND APPLIANCE halls, garages, t e r r a c es Perhaps " S u b u r b la is constructed of brick, cement summer homes. kitchens carpeting's most amazing block, and fiber glass panels feature is its low price. A sixwith non-supporting wall* which Competent . . Reliable foot by ten foot laundry room, may be easily removed when for example can be carpeted for additional space Is required. In CHIC-A-DEE $40, Schottenfeld said, "so for aaddition to a complete main- lot less than the cost of a tenance department with seven BABY SITTING mediocre tile floor, you canservice bays, the office wing Licensed by Ford* B.O.H. enjoy the luxury of wall-to-wall houses administrative and sales for information carpeting in some of the mo si personnel and a modern dis- 382-2279 unusual places." patch department. A complete cleaning depart- ment located in a separate build- WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 ing is equipped to clean the inside of six tank trailers at one time. Also a separate bay set up as a semi-automatic TRAVEL drive-through for external wash- ing. Since the huge stainless CLEARANCE is our steel and aluminum tank trail- At Sears Elizabeth Clearance Center, 930 Newark Avenue ers haul a great variety of pro- We've cleared our stock roomi, supply CALL 242 0431 Route* land 9 LINDEN: 1402 E. ST.GIORGE AVE. ~ WA 5-1400 ~ Men., Wed., M. 9 P.M. - Jet. * NHL Uthti Locadou: SijnvUla. EaUxluwa. Clcuianlao, MUIH>"I Kojmut, SUIa* liUiC Plenty of FREE ELIZABETH CLEARANCE CENTER aMSSBHsaaaaMB«aisssB«sasBHsassssBiMNi r**. lit, an. t> I* »u sssBHsasssaasaaHaasaaaasssasssissBi Sterewide Parking 9S0 Newark Avenue, Elizabeth, N.J. Shof Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 9 a.m. lo 9.00 pj». — Tuesday and Saturday 9 a-m. to *>*0 LEADER-PRESS Thursday. .Turn- 2!>, inr.7 " Sponsored by... In Conjunction With... MAYOR RALPH BARONE WOODBRIDGE ... MUNICIPAL COUNCIL RECREATION DEPARTMENT To be held...TUES., JULY 4th, at MERRILL PARK activities to commence 2 p.m. - Come One & All a Message from RALPH BARONE, Mayor Woodbridge Township In the year 1776, began the greatest story of our nation, the story of our Independence, of our forefathers' fierce Aerial and Ground ^^ Independence pride ami fighting spirit for the freedom, the rights and privileges they believed belong to men. This freedom that our forefathers fought so gallantly for is our shining Day inheritance, our banner among nations, to be carried FIREWORKS ) and preserved with watehfull vigilance by each generation of Americans. This is the debt we owe this great land of ours. Pridefully do we discharge it so that joyfully we DISPLAYS 1967 may always celebrate this anniversary of Independence. • 3:00 —6 P.M. Fall for 20 seconds car- 4. Los Powells, Roller • 9:30 P.M. to Free Kiddie Rides rying smoke bombs and Skating Act 10:00 P.M. x to land within a 20 ft. 5. Kirk & Joy, on the • 3:00 —5:00 P.M. circle in Merrill Park. Fireworks — HA wm w TIME Dancing For Teenagers Magic Wheel, Amer- Aerial Display Featuring The "Contin- • 7:00 P.M. to ica's original Comedy • 10:00 P.M. to entals", "The Dawgz" 9:00 P.M. Novelty Act 2 Hour Show, Featuring 11:00 P.M. • 6:00 P.M. Visit Our Refreshment Introduction of Digni- George DeWitt TV Per- Dancing to the syntilla- SCHEDULES sonality Stands, For Good Food TV and Radio Personalities ^/ taries, Mayor Ralph And Beverages ting rhythms of Johnny Barrone, Congressman 1. High Wire Act, feat- Primo and his High So- Edward Patten, Etc. uring Erick, Golden • 9:00 P.M. to ciety Orchestra. • 6:30 P.M. to Boy 9:30 P.M. AND EVENTS 7:00 P.M. 2. Trampoline Act Fireworks — \ 3 Parachutist's to Free 3. Los Cracker jacks Ground Display TWO HOUR j < Hey Kids! Tell Mom & Dad to plan to have 7CL SHOW / you at Merrill Park for this holiday event! LOS CRACKER- JACKS: Six latin boys, comprising New York's most sensational acroba- tic, dancing and musical combina- tion. Several touch- es of comedy are in- terwoven with the acrobatics. LOS POWELL TRIO: One of Amer- ica's greatest roller skating dancing and KIltK & JOY: Known lor their "Magic acrobatic troupe. Wheel' and America's Original Comedy Performing some of Novelty A«*. Performing on TV, and the finest steps on skates to latin and \ stage shows, they have just returned ? AFTERNOON 1 from engagements in Las Vegas and Ihe American music. West Coast. GEORGE DeWITT Famous TV and Nigh Club En- tertainer will host and MC the t hour long variety & EVENING show. Mr. DeWitt has appeared on the Ed Sullivan Absolutley no charge and Stove Allen Show, Recently appearing at pop- ular supper club hauts through out Metropolitan New York. for admission! It's All FREE For Your Evening Dancing And Listening Pleasure . . . Featuring PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE NO CHARGE FOR ADMISSION JOHNNY PRIMO REFRESHMENT STANDS And His High Society Orchestra mm* t>+>. M«U MCDDII I DADIf KasytoreachlMERRILLPARKlocatdbetweenlselinandColoma.En- eaS/ TO leaCn WILKIXILL I Hl\^ u ancc on Chain Hill K«I.. <:ulonia. Other entrance oif Green St., Iselin. The Middlesex County TOP COVERAGE •-•''". ?:-• •'" COVERAGE Leader-Press and Leader Shopper and Leader f&vnpper —lop eiiTtiliitinn coverage in top circulation coverage in Woodbridge arcn. reas Woodbridge area. Thursday, Jium 20, 1907 News Of The Week As Seen In Pictures If AVMIIM) S. TAKACS IIAVll) ('. WILSON WII1IAM N. HOBOS OMlI'LI'iTE HOOT (AMI1: Three Township young men nave been graduated from nine weeks ol Navy basic training at the Naval Training Onler at GreaJ Lakes, III. Thry aro: Seaman Hermit Raymond S. Takacs, IS, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Steven Takacs, 71 Sewaren Avenue, Se- wiiiTti; Sratnan Recruit David ('. Wilson, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira ('. Wilson, 4* B Street, ARLENK C. SZYMBORSKI Avciicl and Seaman Kmuit William N. Dnbos, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dobos, 172 Strawberry Hill, Woodbridjje. ENGAGEMENT TOLD: Mr. ;mil Mrs. Stanley Szymborski, i;":t Itidgeriale Avenue, Wood- hridge. announced the engage- ment of their daughter, Ar- lene Catherine, to John Fran- i is ILilliday HI, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Halliday, Jr., Wolmrn, Mass. The bride-elect is a graduate ol St. Mary's High School, I'erth Amboy and received her IS V degree in political sci- ence from Merrimack College, North Andovcr, Mass,, in May. Mr. Halliday, a gradu- ate of Woburn High School, at- tended Merrimack College and is employed by D. L. Maher A LARGE GIFT: Mrs. Donald (iianfraneesco, of the Mothers Auxiliary of Fords-Clara Barton Boys League, is shown presenting Company, North Reading, a check (or $3,100 to Peter Dalina, Men's League president. The check represented profits on an Easter candy sale. Left to Mass. right, Mrs, John L. Onofrey, candy sale co-chairman; Mrs. I. Matelski, auxiliary president; Mrs, (iianfraneesco who served as The wedding will take place candy sale chairman; John Mezey, Men's League president and Mr. Dalina. August 19 in St. Joseph's Church, Carteret. They plan to make their home in Massa- chusetts in the Woburn area. AT INSTALLATION: Above are the new officers of Colonia Branch of the American Associa- tion of University Women who were installed at Homer's Ad Lib, Route 1. Dr. Chih Meng, of the China Institute of New York, was the principal speaker, Mrs, David Adams Hovell, presi- dent of the N. J. State Division of AAUW, Mrs, Timothy O'Leary, first vice president; Mrs. JOHN II. TUNOI RMANN DIANE MARIE DONAHUE Vincent Ji'ltn; Mrs. Marvin Mufson, Metuchen attorney, who received the community service award from Mrs, Lila Mackinnon, president; Mrs. Schwartz, teacher. GETS DOCTOR The de- BETROTHED: Mr. and Mrs. gree of Doctor (i losophy Frank Donahue Jr., of Con- in Mechanical Engn. oring has cord, Calif., formerly of 48 E. JOHN H. SECHRIST been awarded to John H. Tun- j Sherman Avenue, Colonia, DEGREE RECIPIENT: John dermann, 35 Normandy Road, have announced the engage- Harry Sechrist, son of Mr. and Colonia, after two years study ment of their daughter, Miss Mrs. Harry Sechrist, 836 CATHOLIC DAUGHTER OF YEAR: Mrs. Thomas Gallagher, in the University of Swansea? Diane Marie Donahue, to Ridgedale Avenue, Wood- PFC Richard Farrell, son of JM Green Street, Woodbridge, left, who was chosen as Cath- Great Britain. Dr. and Mrs. bridge, received a Bachelor of Tundermann are spending an Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Science degree in metallurgi- olic Daughter of the Year by Court Mercedes, 769, Catholic 14 Spencer Avenue, Colonia. Daughters of America, is shown receiving a statue of the [ extended holiday in Greece cal engineering and materials prior to their return to the Miss Donahue attended Blessed Virgin Mary from Mrs. Herbert Ruetsch, grand re- ! science recently from Lehigh United States. Dr. Tunder- Woodbridge Senior High University, Bethlehem, Pa. gent, "in recognition of her services to the ideals of unity | man will then fulfill his ROTC School and is a graduate of and Charity." _! commitment in the Ordnance Clayton Valley High School, Branch of the U. S. Army. Concord. Her fiance, a grad- Both Dr. and Mrs. Tunder- uate of Woodbridge Senior 6th Grade Party mann, the former Ann Trus- High School, is serving with 228 Pupils Get Diplomas iak, are 1958 graduates of the 4/80 Army Artillary Unit Woodbridge Senior H i g h at Fort Carson, Colorado, Held by PTA 23 School. Dr. Tundermann re- where he is attending Cadre At St. Cecelia's School ceived his BS and MS at Geor- School. AVENEL — The P" are n t gia Tech in mechanical en- Teacher's Association of School 1SKLIN — Very Rev. Mon- so, Lawrence T, Gregan, John. ,, . , .,,,,. K, ., 23, held a sixth grade party in gineering. ei il eA Ma cN ah Nan Oy signor John M. Mahon, of Sacred A. Haines, James A. Heaning, P. l " V n L r', . blithe all purpose room of the Heart Cathedral, Newark, vice- Thomas A. Heiser, Peter J. Hlie i! ~ | Mahon, Lee Beth Mahoney, Ar [school. ufficial Archdiocese of Newark, rits, Charles L. Hoelderlin, Step- Zdziebkowski, John R. Zimleen M. Maniuon,. Patricia Scholastic achievement awards was guest speaker as 228 stu phen J. Horvath, Joseph P.'merman, and John C. Zlkz.ew jMarkmann, Kathleen A. Matt- ^ pn,sentcd to Kenneth Ty- dents graduated from St. Cece- Hughes, James L. Inciso, Ed-jski. hews' . jwoniw' , Carole Stawinski, Alexia MARTIN C. WEISMAN lias Grammar School. Diplo- ward E, Jacko, John A. Janis And, Patricia A. Alencewic/., Also, Patricia L. Matthews,jjvins, Carol Townsond, Deborah — ,mas were awarded by Very zewski, James J. Kalenta, Nancy J. Anderson, Donna M. Kathleen M. Monahan, PatriciajPU.sko, Jo Ann Krupy, Steven ASSISTANT TO MAYOR: Rev. Monsignor John M. Wilus, Wayne R. Kalwaytis, James F. Balderose, Gail E. Berezney. J. Moran, Patricia Morris, Man Pacenka, Donna Melchoir, Kath- Martin C. Weisman, son of Mr. [pastor of St. Cecelia's Church. Kilker, John G. Kimberlin, Jo- Patrice M. Bergin, Karen C. reen Munns, Mary F. Murray, leen Wanlock, Margarita Sua- Barnet Weisman, 911 Ethel ; In his address, Msgr. Mahoti seph F. Korab, John R. Kuhn, Borkes, Anne M. Burt, Michele Pamela A. Odenheimer, I. Ja- rez. Street, Menlo Park Terrace, emphasized that the school is Lechner, and Anthony J. Leone. K. Buzy, Anne W. Carroll. Lin- calyn O'Donnell. Joanne T. Safety Patrol Guards and has assumed his duties as a a good place to "start to de- Also Receive Diplomas da S. Carroll, Joanne T. Gate Oleck, Susan K. O'Toole, Jill M. lunchroom monitors were also temporary administrative as- velop courage, perserverance, Also, Nicholas P. Lieto, Don rinicchio, Joanne T. Claps, Lin Ott, Marie T. Partenope, Do- named. HAD ENJOYABLE TIME: Dr. and Mrs. Steven O. Fortay, stant for the summer months and a concern for others." aid R. Lockwood, Thomas C. da M. Comstock, Claire C. Cush lores A. Pignatore, Karen J Mrs. Joseph Kelley. principal 88 Green Street, Woodbridge, admire the view across the in the office of the mayor, The program consisted of: Loomis, John L. Lyons, Andrew ing, Kathleen M. Dice. Patricia Plesher, Jean M. Poplaski, An donated a book to the school tropical gardens of the Emerald Beach Plantation and Hotel A graduate of Woodbridge Processional, L. Bottazzo; R. McClellan, Mark D. Mc- M. DiDia, Dianne P. Duels drey L. Porcelli, Patricia .T. library in honor of the sixth Senior High School and Ohio "They'll Know We Are Chris- cheidt, Betty Ann T. Durek, Su in Nassau, Bahamas. They spent a week's vacation exploring Grath, Michael T. Maddi, Ed Porcclli, Nancv R. Powers.j de- stu(lenls and Joseph Vo- the scenic Bahamas capital. Weslyan University, Weisman tians By Our Love", by Rev. ward G. Mancheno, C. Rodney san L. Evancio, Patricia B. Christine K. Puc\ Chrisline E. jitocl Mrs. Kelley with is entering the University of Peter Seholtes, sung by the Fagan, Mary M. Fennelly, Gale )ck prose Marvin, Lawrence J. Massaro, Puczko, Jacqueline S. Raimo, a gif•,,t off monemoneyy f,-um the six h Michigan Lay School. He plans graduates; awarding of diplo Robert M. Malta, Michael J. D. Ferguson, Jacqueline A. Deborah M. Rodgers, Joanne L. Tappen, Anthony Valenti, Di- to make politics a career. In mas; the address; and "Mary, Francisco, Theresa R. Francis- grade students to be used to ane Wicke, Terri Williams, Ros- Mauro, Petei; A. Mengo, Peter Romeo, Kathleen E. Ryan, De 1964 he organized the Wood- the Dawn", by Paul Cross, sung M. Migliore, Lawrence P. Mig purchase something for the alie Zagalik. co, Debra A. Frederickson, Dar- Ljse A. Saldutti, Sandra M. San Junior High bridge Youth Registration by the graduates. none, Brian J. Molloy, Arthur lene M. Fuchs, Margaret T. ford, Barbara J. Saulino, Vera school. Eighth grade: Hope Anderson, Corps which was responsible Graduates included: William J. Napolitano, Michael V ffaunt, Nancy J. Genz, Joannj.r. Scarpelli. Linda M. Schantz, Mr. Fitzgerald, physical ed- Final Honor Miriam Bundy, Nancy Camp- of registering 500 new voters, D. Ammirata, Dennis Annuncia O'Donnell, Thomas M. 0'Rorke,!M Gibson, and Maty Ellen Gil-jSiisan M. Schmidt, Carol L. Sea ucation teacher, announced that bell, Debora Chervenak, Robert Politics runs in Weisman's fa- dersleevo Ralph Esposilo will be present- ta, Michael Barbetta, Seven M Frank M. Paiumbo, Matthew A.' I man. Cynthia A. Scainan, l«'-l(1(| wjtn the Presidential Physi- Clayman, Susan Frantz, Mela- mily. His uncle, David L. War- Barrett, Leo T. Black, Frank Pellegrino, John J. Pencak, Also Graduate Ihorah A. Sinnotl, Donna M.|cal Kitll0SS Award. nie Gillar, Lorraine Gochal, ner was an assemblyman from C. Brady, William J. Branden- Roll Listed Essex County. His father, Bar- Donald E. Peterson, Louis X. Maryanne B. Golia, Janet ('.'.Slack, Theresa G. Stockton. Pan Ann Ellen Mcllale, Eric Wu burg, Robert R...Brainan, Jo- Polese, Joseph J. Rossi, Philip Gromadski, Marylyn C. Gulvasjla J. Sulek, Kathleen M. Thomp- Mary Ann Cola, Carol .., ,„,.,,„„.„„ „„ , IMina-Jean Griffin, Mark Gross, net, is chairman of the Menlo seph F. Britt, 'Kevin Byrnes, WO()M»MlU,t- l'he yearly| ,' Park Terrace Democratic T. Santiago, Michael L. Sava- Lois J. lladani, Mary Ann lla-json, Sandra M. Tivster, Pamc ;'r^wiiHt-ml Ronnie Booth, Alex- academic honor roll for 1966-67 JaneAlanct JessenHcgcdus, >Davi Michaed Longstreetl Israe , John J. Carniglia, Michael H. cool, Peter J. Scarcella, Nicho- lick, Ellen M. llaney, Sharon la A. Trimblett, Karen M. Ur . , stawinski, Ten1- al Woodbridge Junior High Club and was due of the found- vius Carol BrooKe Nevins, Robert Panko, Caron, James T. Coholan, Peter las P. Scarpelli, Robert If. E. Heifers, Kathleen S. llerriek, ban. Marguerite M. Walsh, sa Fisher, Donna datronc, Mai- School has been announced as Augustin Pegan, Lynn Pheasey, ers of the Menlo Park Boys Colangelo, Jeffrey J. COlyanj League. Sehaber, Peter D. Schirripa, Patricia A. Higgins, Susan A.jKathU'en M. Willan, Judith A. cia Adelmau, Ronald Clausnii- follows: Ciail Scutti, Akn Sher, George Michael J. Coughlin, Francis J. Joseph C. Sehleck, Leonard J. llinfjel, Theresa A. Jackson,iYogusesky, Deborah T. Yova- zer, Steven Pinaha, ami Robert Seventh grade: Junut Ander- Silagy, Christine Suba, Valerie .•Crowley, Louis A. D'Angeli, Jo Sidorski, Christopher ,11. Smith, Liuda M. Juare/., Judith M.'nnvich. and Maureen .Han's/.'presented the cnU-rtain son, Deborah Apice, Louise Sopko, Richard Webb, Cheryl! Appointed Supervisor ' Anthony J. De- seph P DaRo)di and Jeffrey L. Smith. Kane, Mary Ann Kane, Mary; Benediction Held jim>n, Mo,ubl.ls „( Uiu school Aquila, Anthony B a i o, Susan Weissman, Raymond Wong. A. Kaniuk, Judith L. Kaye,! Ivor T. Simmons of 10B2 U'osta, Kenneth W. Dowd, Rich- Also, Kenneth P. Sosnicki, Ed Afli-r the gradualum cere ;, d s]^ !);ll.,K.lpalo,l. Kaumgai'dier, Henry Bernstein, " Ninth grade: Susan Binder,! Woodland Ave., Plainfield, has jard M. Draina, Thomas K. Duf ward P. Slofega, Joseph J. Sto Elizabeth A. Kenny, Donna Ma iuunies Benedict inn of the Most Pamela Brown, Ellen Burlt, An- Barbara Cadwalader, Cynthia| been appointed supervisor of I'e, Steven T. Emm, Gerald N. fik, Kenneth P. Stulga, James lie Kosty. Barbara A. Sacrament, took dii'a DiBlasio, Leslie Dreeson, Cohen, Dominick Dercole, De-1 instrumental analysis al the ' Fabricatore, Joseph D. Fay, D. Slumbers, Mark J. Sullivan, Carol A. Kronerl, .lane L. Leh-ias follows: "0, Saving Victim"; Crowtey, organist, Laura Farley, Linda Gabriel, nis• e Fenick- •• , Su*a- n Govelitz-...-, Pe-- central analytical depai'tmenl, Kjm F. Ferris, William F. Kenneth J. 'Pagliareni, Howard man, Ellen C. Leone, Jeanne A.'Act of Consecration to the Sac-| Sister M. Juliana .0 P w Karen HalowatcTi, Charles Hxr- ter HoadJey, Gloria Hollenback, M&T Chemicals Inc., Rahway Franklin, David H. Freeman, J. Taraotino, Joseph E. Turant, Lipinski, Diane M. Lordi, Anne red Heart by the graduates: ]principal of St. Cecelia s School. "Down in Adoration": "Kinp of The eiy.hth grade faculty in- nier, Susan Kiel, Karen Kokin- Richard Janni, Judith Kaufman, Mr. Simmons, with the M&T David M. Freeman, Domenic Rgnald Qk Vaiculevich, Joseph M. McCabe, Patricia L. Mc- du, Kenneth Kosnar, Andrew Ko- Loretta Keating, Susan Macau- organization since 1952, did Fulvio, Michael P. Gerrity, Wil V. Valenti, Charles A. Vallard; Carthy, Maureen t. McKlroy, Kings" by Sister M. Flurflrttineldudus bister Jeun Edmund, <>. vui-h, Richard Orlick, Qavld lay, Lynn Roetsler, V»l«ilfl Ru- undergraduate work ul London lium S. Gib.sun, Richard J. Gil- Gary P. Van Aulen, William Rt. Eileen McGrath, Judith M. I'll. J.C., by the graduates; undip.; Sister Joan Therese, O.I .; Ruskai, Donna Sehenck, Robert winski, Peggy Salisbury, Mary University, and graduate work dersleeve, Gregory F, Glodow- Wdowiak, Alfred R. Weberr.'Mclluyh.-Colleen C. McMalmn, lh<- iwessiinial "Pomp and Cir Sister Mary Cornelia, O.I.; .Setcvek, (,'arol Signorelli, De- Janr White, Melody Willis, Ki- at Stephens inslituU of ski, Robert K. Gnadiuucr, Thorn John J. Wieckowski, Craig F''.Linda- A. McMahun, Mary J. ninisluiice" by Sir Edward El i Stanley BrUki; and Felix Mur- mse Smink, Michael Sole, Daniel ren Winograd. Technology. at P. Granholm, Ciarv 0. Qvu- W«Bd, Rocco M. Zaninelii, John MacDonald, Betsy M, Mackjger, ulayed by Mrs, Francosiray. PAGE FOTJHTE Thursday, June 20, 1067 Leader-Press FOR KCTlAD SAFETY-4 •'. Glasco Co, Keeps Cars In Shape Try 'Bird* Watching! The GUsco Tire Co In Wood- bridge Avc. Rahway, is well- Driving during tlie coming acenmpnnlcd bv a species of The Great Horned Grouch — known for the service it provides .Inly 4 weekend ran be a lot. the Garbled Chatterer which This bird sounds a blaring call on all items on a car that must lesR norvo wracking nnd safer distracts her attention. From as he perches on your back be operating properly to pass if you decide In heroine a hird the rear, these birds can be bumper. The h<\st thing to do state inspection. w.i I cher. spotted hy constant wing is not to speed up (tic will, Stanley Glasser Is owner of According to Richard motions which accompany loo), but maintain your speed, the firm. The service manager Hamilton, general manager of their chirping and by the way signal that you will pull over is John Hanley. .lenewin Volkswagen, thoy constantly look at each and let him fly hy — hopefully In addition to specializing In authorized Volkswagen dealer- other to make sure the other into the arm? of the Gold- tires, batteries, brakes and front ship at 900 E. Elizabeth Ave., is still there. Watch out for crested Speeder-catcher. end work, the, Glasco Co. Linden, there are, as nil them they may not be supplies the following Union and watching out for you. The Dim-Bulbed Fender- experienced drivers know, Nicker — This hird is a Middlesex independent service mnny strange birds on the The Scarlet Teen-ager — moving slob. You can spot it stations with Cooper Tires: highway. He described a few Most youthful drivers accept by broken or burned-out tail S k H Shell. Rahway. Ken- we can expect to encounter: the adult responsibility that der's Amoco, Woodbridge; driving entails, but there are a lights, headlights and turn The Red Eyed Veercr — Is signals as well as a dull Klump's Service and Hacker's he drunk or tired? You can't few who see every other car Esso, Avcnel; Larson's Atlantic, on the road the way Don plumage often mottled with be sure; but this bird, usually Menlo Park; George's Oak Tree Quixote saw windmills: for battle scars and rust. His spotted late in the day, Gulf, Harry's Texaco and Al's some reason they have to flight Is as sloppy as his ap- meanders from lane to lane in Auto Service, Iselin; Benny's prove their cars and their pearance, and physically he Flying "A", Fanwood. v,. an erratic manner. He may be driving abilities are better. may be suffering from bald traveling faster or slower than tires, loose steering or bad Clark Cities Service, Clark; They may react unpredictably Roosevelt Garage and Behanek's the posted limit. A nodding to real or imagined slights brakes. head motion may be the tip- Cities Service, Carteret; Linden from other drivers, turning The Homing Pigeon — This off when you approach him. Esso, South Wood Service scarlet and stomping on the bird could be you returning to Pass with care. accelerator. (Note: May be Station and Moller's Gulf, the nest with your flock after Linden. The Gray-Tufted Dowager accompanied by a Snuggling a long vacation drive. Don't Chick which may give the oc- f .#•: — This dainty little bird is let the fledglings, the cooing usually found perched in a cupants the appearance of a mate or the other birds ruffle Aaron Provides huge chrome-festooned nest two-headed bird due to her your feathers. Of all the NEW FLORENCE NIGHTINGALES: Above are area students who received their diplomas Monday morning from the Chutes out of which she can barely close roosting. If so, beware creatures in the aviary, this is Bike Selection E. Gregory School of Nursing, Perth Amboy General Hospital. Impressive graduation eiercises were held at the Menlo c£»- see through the spokes of the that the driver may not be the one you most often have to Customers at Morris Aaron ema. Left to right, Donna A. Ombalskl, 79 McLean Street, Iselin; Diana J. Belmonte, 31 Summit Avenue, Sewaren, a prize win- steering wheel. She may be aware? watch like a hawk. ner; Audrey Duser, 585 Riverdale Avenue, Woodbridge. who attended the school under the Woodbridge Township Business «d Bicycles, 804 Elizabeth Ave., Professional Women's Club $1,500 scholarship; Barbara J. Kmiec, 27 Bersey Court, Fords; Nancy L. Gurneak, 1438 Oak Trie Elizabeth, can make their selec- Road, Iselin; Beverly J. Haklar, 69 Poplar Street, Fords. MARCINIAK FUNERAL Joseph's Roman Catholic Hospital, were held yesterday tions from more than 800 CARTERET — Funeral ser Church. Interment Was in St. at the Leon J. Gerity Funeral Schwinn, Rollfast, Rudge, Ross, vices were held for John W. Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia, Home, 411 Amboy Avenue, with Armstrong and Murray bicycles. Marciniak of 102 Sharot Street burial in St. Gertrude Cemetery, According to Gilbert Marcus, Diane Belmonte, Nursing on June 21 at 10:30 A.M., at the MRS. HELEN S. CONE Colonia. owner, every bicycle sold by Synowiecki Funeral Home, Inc., COLONIA — Funeral services Mr. Albertson was a retired Aaron's is • assembled and 56 Carteret Avenue with the for Mrs. Helen (Savage) Cone, custodian with the Woodbridge carries a lifetime guarantee, School Graduate, Winner Rev. Dale Schlafer, pastor of 86, of New Dover Road, who Township Board of Education. and a service guarantee. the First Presbyterian Church, died Friday night at Rahway He was an ex-chief with Port Founded in 1904, the store nas officiating. Interment was in Hospital, were held Monday af- Reading Fire Department and been completely modernized Of Scholarship of $300 family plot. ternoon at Trinity Episcopal was a member of the New Jer- with 1,200 square feet added to The pall bearers were George Church, Woodbridge. ey Exempt Firemen's Associa- provide additional storage PERTH AMBOY - At grad- which mark completion of the Mitchell, Vincent Sendziak, Vin- Mrs. Cone was born in Wood- tion. Born in Port Reading, he space. ation exercises of Perth Am- three-year course preparing for cent A. Sendziak, Walter Shy bridge and lived there the past esided here for the past 40 A complete bicycle repairing oy General Hospital's Charles state licensure as registered manski Stephen Dudka, and 60 years. She was the wife of the ears. service is available at Aaron's, Gregory School of Nursing nurse. Steve Stek. late Edward K. Cone. Surviving are his widow, Mrs, plus parts, supplies and acces- t Menlo Cinema Monday morn- The commencement address I Surviving are three daughters, sories. g, Miss Diane Belmonte of Se- Margaret (Qulnlan) Albertson; was given by Morris Epps, Sup- MRS. TORNAMBE FUNERAL Mrs. Edward H. Ladd III, daughter, Mrs. John Fuery, The store Is one of the largest aren received a $300 scholar- erintendent of New Brunswick CARTERET — Funeral ser- Plainfield; Mrs. Eric B. Mount, Schwinn dealers in the New hip for the highest academic Woodbridge; two sons, Frede- schools and chairman of the ices were held for Mrs, Anna Port of Spain, Trinidad; Mrs. rick, Westfield; William, Lon- York-New Jersey metropolitan chievement in the class of 34. nursing school's advisory com- F. Tornambe of 10 High Street Nelson A. Kenworthy, Colonia; area. The award, given by the hos- lon, Ontario, Canada; six grand- mittee. on June 21 at 8:30 A.M., at the four grandchildren, and three 'hildren; a sister, Mrs. Clarence tal's Women's Guild and pre- iynowiecki Funeral Home, Inc. great-grandchildren. nte^d. by guild president,. M^s, Ernest R. Hansen, president ledd, Memphis, Tenn.; a broth- Bigger Offices of .tforJrospltaTs board of gov- 56 Carteret Avenue followed at sf, Frederick, flew Brunswick, alter-Kir polo, is for pestgrad- 9 A.M., by a requiem Mass at ate study. ernors," presfd'ed at the cere- ILBERT P. AUGUSTINE For Anchor monies. The invocation was St. Joseph's Roman Catholic PERTH AMBOY — The fu- HOWARD SCHMITT Miss Belmonte also won the Church with the Rev. Anthony given by Rev. Louis Kralovich leral of Gilbert P. Augustine, ISELIN — Funeral services Anchor Corp., one of the r. John Lund Pin for excel- M. Gaydos, OSM, celebrant of of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 7, of 9 Moraine Road, Edison, or Howard B. Sehmitt, 40, of nation's largest financial insti- mce in obstetrical nursing. The he Mass. Interment was in St. Perth Amboy. >rincipal of Samuel E. Shull !6 Harrison Avenue, who died tutions, is putting the finishing in was presented by Dr. Sam- Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. ichool, Perth Amboy, for the June 19 at Union Memorial touches on a two-year program Others who took part in the el Breslow, president of the The pall bearers were Ray ast 12 years, who died Sunday Hospital, were held last Thurs- of expanding and renovating its program were Miss Suzanne M. ospital'g medical staff. erez, Joseph Gatelli, Joseph ight while attending a wedding day at the Thomas J. Costello headquarters building at West- Law, associate director of nurs- Miss Belmonte is the daugh- Paranich, Walter Hayko, Mat- reception, is scheduled for this minster Ave. and Parker Road ing education; Miss Ruth Skon- 'uneral Home, Green Street ;er of Mr. and Mrs. Edward thew Tornambe and George An- morning at 9:30 at the Flynn in Elizabeth. ieczny, R.N., president of the and Cooper Avenue, with the elmonte, 31 Summit Avenue, drella. and Son Funeral Home, 424 The company sponsors the $1.8 Nurses' Alumnae, and Miss Rev. David Prince officiating. ewaren, and a graduate of last Avenue, with a solemn high billion Anchor Group of Mutual Jane McGuffey, president of the Burial will be at the conveni- /oodbridge High School. WALTER CHMIELEWSKI Mass of requiem at 10:00 at ence of the family. Funds: Fundamental Investors, Area graduates are: Audrey Student Nurse Organization. CARTERET - Walter Chmie- Our Lady of the Most Holy A nati« of Roselle Park, Mr. Diversified Investment Fund, user, Woodbridge, who attend- Sev. Paul Shallock of St. w$i, 65, of 43 Spruce Street Rosary Roman Catholic Church. 5chmitt resided in Iselin for the Diversified Growth Stock Fund d the school on the Woodbridge Peter's Episcopal Church, Perth died, June 18 at Perth Amboy Burial will be in the church iast five years. He was employ- and Westminster Fund. 'ownship Business and Profes- Amboy, gave the benediction. General Hospital. Born in Pol- cemetery. ed as a shipping clerk with A dramatic upward trend in ional Womens' Club $1,500 Drs. Cyril I. Hunter and Ben- and^, he had resided in this coun the company's business began in cholarship; Arlene E. Witt, Mr. Augustine was the hus- terling Plastics Company, jamin Copleman served as ;ry for 62 years. He lived in this 1963 when John R. Haire, chair- Jarteret; Nancy L. Gurneak >and of Mrs. Florence (Hansen) Mountainside. marshalls. Ushers were Juanita borough a short time and had man, and Edward B. Burr, nd Donna A. Ombalski, Iselin; Scarlett, Patricia Faust, Evelyn Augustine, principal of School Surviving are his widow, Mrs. iormerly resided in Perth Am- president, assumed responsi- nd Beverly J. Haklar and Bar- Krasnanski and Mrs. Anita 22, Colonia, and the brother of Janet Sehmitt; two daughters, boy for 10 years and Elizabeth bility for operations. iara J. Kmiec, Fords; Sally N, Thalmann. All are registered Harold E. Augustine, Perth Am- ,inda Jean and Susan Marie, for 20 years. He was a mem- Since then, new investments lucinski, Judith A. Stec, and nurses at the hospital. oy City Clerk. both at home; his parents, Mr. ber of the Bakery and Confec- and Mrs. Jacob Sehmitt, and by shareholders in the Anchor oanne Zaplacki, Perth Amboy. The student nurse chorus Born in Perth Amboy, the Group of Mutual Funds have Hospital director Robert S. tionery Union Local 190 of deceased was the son of the a sister, Mrs. Paul Nickels of sang under the direction of Mr. Perth Amboy, and the Bakery Iranford. risen to new records in each !oyt and director of nursing Winston Hughes, with piano ac- late Louis and Lillian Augus- year. In 1963, new investments Mrs. Katharine MacFadyen pre- and Confectionery Workers In tine. He lived here until mov companiment by Miss Celia PATRICK MALONEY amounted to $66.7 million; in ented the diplomas and pins ternational Union of America Smith. ing to Edison four years ago CARTERET — Patrick Ma- 1964, the figure rose to $113.4 He had been retired for the past He was a graduate of city loney, 68, of 98 Emerson Street million; 1965, to $168.2 year after working as a baker schools and Notre Dame Uni m died June 19. Born in Ireland, million; 1966, to $206.4 for 45 years. His place of em- ersity and received his mas in immm ployment prior to retirement he resided in Carteret for some million, and in the first half of ter's degree in education from 1967 new investments will total MRS. ROBERT E. MARINO was the Stoller Bakery in Car- Rutgers University. ears and was a parishioner of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic about $130 million, a new record Obituaries teret, where he had worked for Before becoming principal of Church. for any six-month period in th« 20 years. the Samuel E. Shull School, Mr Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. company's history. I Surviving are his nephew Augustine was employed by the Anticipating further growth, Marino-Hoole Marriage Raymond Wasilkowski o£ Car- American Smelting and Refin Mary Foxe of Carteret and Mrs. CARTERET — Funeral ser- Odd Fellows, Andrew Firemen's the Anchor executives said that teret and a niece, Miss Marilyn ing Company as director of safe Catherine Flaherty of the Bronx odge 433; Woodmen of the the building expansion has ices were held yesterday for Wasilkowski of Carteret. ty, welfare, community relations and a brother, John Maloney of Pet formed at Macon, Ga. George Ramos, 8, son of Mr. tforld and the N. J. State. Ex Newark. added 60 per cent mor» floor Funeral services were held and training. space. and Mrs. Angel Ramos, 130 mpt Firemen's Association. H,e June 23 from the Skrocki Me- Funeral services were held Mr. Augustine had a long- COLONIA — Announcement j re-embroidered Alencon lace Union Street, from Flynn and lso was a former justice of the. morial Home, 467 State Street, ast Wednesday at the Sy- standing interest in helping the has been made of the marriage tracing the Empire bodice and Son Funeral Home, 424 East ieace and notary public. Perth Amboy, followed by a nowiecki Funeral Home, 56 ity's Puerto Rican population of Miss Margaret Ann Hoole, sleeves with lace motifs on the Avenue, Perth Amboy. Surviving are three sons, Rob requiem Mass at St. Theresa's Carteret Avenue followed at 10 Manning's Celebrates adjust to a new way of life. daughter of Mrs. Walter L, Watteau train. A pearl-trimmed A requiem Mass was offered rt and Cyril of Highland Park Roman Catholic Church, Lin A.M. by a requiem Mass at St. His efforts to promote brother- Brown of Macon, Ga., and John crown held her waist-length veil in La Asuncion Roman Catholic nd Sheldon of Woodbridge den. Interment was in Mouni Joseph's Church. Interment was hood between the English and Golden Anniversary A. Hoole of Cleveland, Ohio, and she carried white roses. Church. three daughters, Mrs. Lillian Ko- Calvary Cemetery, Linden. in St. James Cemetery, Wood- Spanish-speaking segments of Mannings Army and Navy to Robert E. Marino, son of Mr. The boy drowned in Yellow brin of Fords, Mrs. Rosalind bridge. Miss Mary Beth Hoole of Perth Amboy won him recog Store, 64 Broad St. Elizabeth, is and Mrs. Carmine A. Marino Brook Reservoir, Colts Neck Landsman of Freeport, L. I. STEPHEN C. KURITS Kansas City, Mo., cousin of the nition repeatedly over the years. SOLTESZ FUNERAL celebrating the 50th anniversary of Colonia, and the late Mr. lunday. and Mrs, Elaine Pesachowitz o FORDS — Funeral servic bride, was maid of honor. At- He was a member of the city CARTERET — Funeral ser- of its founding by owner Samuel Marino. The Rev. Francis J. lemington; 15 grandchildren for Stephen C.Kurits, 97 Linde tendants were Mrs. Milton Hen- Police said adult members of Board of Education from Feb- vices were conducted for John Schmlttlich. Nelson officiated at the nuptial the Ramos family were fish- and a great-grandchild. Avenue, who died Friday nigh Mass on June 3 at St. Joseph's derson and Mrs. John M. Brown, ruary, 1952 to September, 1955, Soltesz, 133 Lowell Street, at the Although continuing to direct ing while the children played at home, were held Mondaj his store's operations, Mr. Catholic Church, Macon, Ga. Serving his brother as best MRS. URSULA FREEMAN and served as its president from Bizub Funeral Home, 54 Wheel- nearby. The boy wandered into morning at Flynn and Son Fu Schnittlich now is assisted by hit man was Ronald Marino. Ushers , CARTERET - Mrs. Ursula February, 1954, until he ac- er Avenue on Thursday morn- Given In marriage by her fa- the water and went under at a neral Home, 23 Ford Avenue, sons, Myron and Joel. ther, the bride wore, a floor were Robert S. White and Earl and a sister Alice, at home, and cepted his post as principal. H ing at 10 A. M.. Presiding was sudden drop-off. Avenue, Carteret, died SattrV ™th 8 requiem Mass at Ou length gown of peau de soie with Williams. was past vice president of tin David Suess. Interment was in In addition to the sale of A brother, Junior, 9, tried day in Elizabeth General Hos- Lady of Peace Church. Buna! County Schools Board of Educa- Cloverleaf Memorial Park, surplus Army and Navy items to save George and also went pital. She was a parishioner of was in Holy Trinity Cemetery tion and past chairman of the Woodbridge. The active bearers and work clothes, Mannings also under. "acred Heart Roman Cathode Hopelawn, County Workhouse Advisory were, Robert Curron, Michael features a large selection ol Anne Marie Mogelesky The father, Angel, and a cous- Church and member of its AltSr A native of Pennsylvania, Mr Board. Skerchek, Jr., John Skerchek, fashions for teenagers. These in, Mrs. Carmen Green, 26, went Rosary Society, Kurits resided in Fords for the Organizations he served a George Brenman, Malcolm include mod styles, Slim Wear, after the children as did Louis Active in veterans' auxiliary past 22 years. He was a retire< president included Kiwanis, th Campbell, Paul Prokop. Western Motiff, Slim Jeans and Weds Donald J. Nelson Daniels who was near the scene. work, Mrs. Freeman served ,*S employee of General Motor; Industrial Management Associa CPO. The store plans to continue All went under the water. secretary for 27 years and wis. Corp., Linden, and a member o: tion, the Raritan Bay Are ONUFRY KAZIO "to cater to the young set? CARTERET — Sacred Heart Following a wedding trip t Another cousin, William V. the first president of Star Lan'd^ Our Lady of Peace Church. United Fund, and the Holy CARTERET — Onufry Kazio Roman Catholic Church was the St. Thomas, Virgin Island am Burgos, 19, of Carteret, brought ing Auxiliary, VFW. She w*s, Surviving are his widow, Mrs Name Society of Our Lady ol of 562 Roosevelt Avenue died Agrico Chem. Lab., Machine setting when Miss Anne Marie San Juan, Puerto Rico, tine Junior, the father and Mrs. a member of Carteret Unit. Tfie Anna (Resnyk) Kurits; sii the Most Holy Rosary Church June 23 at the Perth Amboy Gen- Shop, Carpenter Shop, Electri- Mogelesky, daughter of Mr. and couple will reside In Chapel Green from the water. He was American Legion Auxiliary; daughters, Mrs. Walter Cladel He was chairman of the Cancel eral Hospital. Mr. Kazio was cal Shop of A. A. C. Co.; The Mrs. Chester Mogelesky, 16 Hill. unable to find George or Daniels. Carteret Circle, Lady Foresters Jr., Edison; Mrs. Charles Kish Fund in 1958 and 1959. born in Ukraine. He was a pa- International Chem. Workers George Street, became the bride Their bodies were recovered by of America, and Court Fidelis* Highland Park; Mrs. Geralc He was also secretary to the rishioner of the St. Demetrius Union 434 A. A. C. Co., Agrico of Donald John Nelson, son oi rescue squads. * Catholic Daughters of America, Steen, Hopelawn; Mrs. Louii Perth Amboy High School Alum Ukrainian Orthodox Church, al- Chem. Co., Friends at the FMC. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Nelsoa, The dead boy was a student Widow of August Otto Free- Manee, Farmingdale; Mrs nl Association and a membei so held membership in the Men's Corp. to the Carteret First Aid club of the church. His wife, 22 Pulaski Avenue. The Rev. An- T. Nulty Post at the Columbus School. man, Mrs. Freeman was bo»Tj Joyce Jugan, Fords; Mrs of the Notre Dame Club of Cen Squad, to the gentlemen who Mrs. Julia Kazio died in 1950 drew Okal, pastor, officiated! He also is survived by two in Staten Island and had resid- James Schreck, Perth Amboy; tral Jersey, local Moose anc acted as bearers, to those who ed in Carteret almost 50 years. B.P.O. EJks Lodges and wai and his son, Nicholas Kazo died assisted in any manner .and. at- Serving as matron of honor brothers, Nelson and Angel Jr., 20 grandchildren; two sisters Installs Slate Surviving are two sons, Au- active in Boy Scout work. December 5,1966. tended the funeral, also to the for her sister was Mrs. David and a sister Alice, at home, and Mrs. Manuel Ferreira, Ok MENLO PARK TERRACE — his maternal grandmother,-Mrs. gust W, and Harry J. Freeman Mr. Augustine was associate Surviving are two sons, Mi- Carteret and Rahway Police De- Novak, and the bridesmaids Bridge; Miss Angeline Kurtz New officers were installed by Maria Rodriquez of Carteret. of Carteret; a sister, Mrs. So- Perth Amboy; four brother member ol the Selective Ser- chael Kazo and Harry Kazio, partment. •were the Misses Rosemary Mo- the T. Nulty Post, American phia Delapena of Millbrae, Calif, George and John Kurtz, Perth vice Board and a member ol both West Carteret; four daugh- The family of the 1aU gelesky, another sister, Barba- Legion, at the Legion Hall In MAX SCHWARTZ and eight grandchildren. Amboy; Andrew Kurtz, Port the Middlesex County Jur; ters, Mrs. Joseph Stanichar, Mr. John Soltesz, Sr. ra Martin and Roseanna Rachu- Woodbridge. New officers In- CARTERET — Max Israe The funeral services were Jefferson, N. Y.; Martin Kurtz, Commission. Carteret, Miss Tille Kazo, Car- teret; Mrs. Michael Magella, nas. The flower girls were the clude William Henderson, post Schwartz, a resident of Carteret held at 8:30 A. M. Wednesday South Amboy. He was also a member of Sai CARD OF THANKS Misses Judith and Lori Nelson, commander; F. Downey, first for 52 years and active in many in the Lyman-Rumpf Funeral Salvador Assembly, Fourth De Carteret, and Mrs. Martin Ja- MR. ONUFRY KAZIO nieces of the bridegroom. vice commander; J. Winship, Home, 23 Locust Street, Car- gielski, Colonia, also five grand- We wish to acknowledge with organizations, died Sunday at RICHARD J. LEAHY gree Knights of Columbus, thi second vice commander; E teret. A high Mass of requiem Lonnie Ayres Scholarship Com children. appreciation all the kind ex- The best man was David No- the Miami Heart Institute, Mia CARTERET - Richard J Gorman, third vice commander; was offered at 9 A. M. in Sacred mittee, and a parishioner of S Funeral was conducted from pression of sympathy and the vak and unhi'rirv! were James mi Beach, Fla. Leahy of 22 Cypress Street diet H. Cook, finance officer; B Heart Church. Interment was Francis Roman Catholic Church the Bizub Funeral Hc*ie, 54 many floral tributes and spirit- Wasas, Walter u-illke and .Jo- Services for Mr. Schwartz June 22 at his home. Born ir Szyleski, sergeant-at-arms; D in Rosehill Cemetery, Linden. Metuchen. Wheeler Avenue on Tuesday ual bouquets we received from .si'ph Gnudi. The rint'bciirer was were held Tuesday at 11 A. M Kingston, New York, he had re Duffy, chaplain; J. Higgins Surviving are his widow, morning at 9 A. M., Divine our many neighbors, friends, re- John Verika;- service officer, and A. Graham in the Synowiecki Funeral Home MALONEY FUNERAL sided in this borough for 4( Liturgy was offered in St. De- latives. Carteret Avenue. Interment was years. He was a retired plumb daughter, Mrs. William Koene Thc bride, a graduate of Car- historian. CARTERHlT — Funeral ser Metuchen; three brothers, Char metrius Church at 9:30 A. M. We especially wish to thank teret High School, attended Pa- in Beth Israel Cemetery. vices were held for Patrick, Ma- Norman Dyrmose, Countj les, Metuchen; Lewis, Atlanti' Interment was in Cloverleaf the Rev. John Hundiak and the ti-rsun State College. She is He was a charter member ol oney of 88 Emerson Street oo commander, and Joseph Tan Surviving are his wife, Mrs Highlands; Harold E., Perth]Park, Woodbridge. Rev. Peter M«lech, the Altar employed by Continental Can Congregation of the Brother- June 21 at 9:30 A.M., Jit the1 kos, past County commander Anna Skiba Leahy; a daughte Amboy; five sisters, Mrs, Louise boys, St. Demetrius Men's Club, Co.. Inc. Fibre Drum Sales. hood of Israel Synagogue and a Synowiecki FuneraJ'Home, Inc., were in attendance. Dr. Ral| Mrs, Anna Murray of Carteret Fanciullo, Mrs. Nellie Caccese, CARD OF THANKS Philip Carey Mfg. Co., friends life member and secretary of 56 Carteret Avemie and at 10 The bridegroom, also, a grad- I\ Barone, , Mayor of Worn three sons, Richard of Kean and Mrs. Rose Ganvito, all of JOHN SOLTESZ, SR. and employees o! Benjamin the Carteret Hebrew Fraternity. A.M., at St, Joseph's Church,' uate of Carteret High School, bridge, a mamber ol the gron burg, lfebert of Woodbridge anc Staten Island, N. Y-; Mrs. Alice The family of the late Mr. Moore Co, and Employee's of Active in local political life, be where Rev. John fcUkuwy, received • bachelor of science spoke briefly. John ol Colonia ( a sister, Mrs Harra, Perth Amhpy, and Miss John Soltesi, Sr, wishes to take FMC. Corp. The Cartertt and was also a charter member of nephew of the deceased, vis degree from Rutgers University Marcel Daly of Roselle Park; this opportunity to thank their Woodbridge Police Dept, the Special celebrant of the requiem Mass. Nitta Augustine, Metuchen. and was commissioned a sec- and five grandchildren. many friends, neighbors and re- gentlemen who acted as bear- Interment was In St. James ond lieutenant in the ROTC, in McMprrow and, John O'Co.W. Funeral services were held: NELS ALBERTSQN latives who were so kind and ers, those who attended th* fu- volunteer member of the Carte Cemetery, Woodbridge. neral and assisted in any man- May. He will do graduate work Saturday at 8:30 A.M. at the | WOODBRIDGE — Funeral considerate during our bereave ret Fire Dept for :io years; a The pall bearers were Ed Lyman Kimipf Memorial 1 Ionic, m •••, lor Nets Alherlsou, 187 ineiil ;•! o In Mr. David Suess ner. at the University of North Ca- B (), A. C. chief forsees At n, rolina, Chapel Hill* N. C. ,member of Uie Fori-slves oljwurd (Jauuhaii, John Surick.jL'l l.ni-u-il .SIreel followed at 1) Kil^ar Street, wlui dud Salur lor hi-, \\,,. K tit imufuil. I Family of the !«(• lanUc shuttle *ervie«. America; B.P.O.E. ol H.aaw*y; 'jUoa ttoehaw wid John Uieuuaa. A.M. by a requiem Mass at St, day «t •k'ertli Amboy Generali Also to Ui» CaiUiet Elks, Air. Ouufry Ktzia TRADER TRESS — " Thursday, 2f). 10ft7 A xrand march wan Ird by i Industry, 1 inhalator, i non•' interested in helping wilh thin iTO 2(1 Honors Joseph Kurtrh, of the Wood Maureen Susan Egan First Aid Squad transport, S3 transport, and 7 drive may contact Mr. Huth or bridge Physical Education l>r- miscellaneous. ' any squad member. iparfnipnt. William Hrrron, prin Ise'lin Si \ ih (traders ripal was Ihr speaker. Members spent 390 hours of All persons contributing to Weds Robert J. Donnelly Has 130 Calls their time helping fellow neigh i the drive will receive a book- INKI.IN — A Mexican theme Mrs. Stnnlry Walcrson was WO(»P1H(IIK;K — I,t. (ieorge bors. The two ambulances tra let on first aid which should b« M < AltTKIU'T — Miss Mnure MAKYI.ANIl I, AMID l'»»"8 FREE PERFORMANCES SUNDAY ,,,d.i> In I" FAMILY ORDERS TO GO! "The Comedy of Errors" SPECIAL Open ALL DAY Tues., JULY 4 CHICKEN P Call In Your Order for Your Served from 12 P.M. to 4 I'M. in tin- July 4th Backyard Party IMI'llAHl.K hlllVK I! . . t Or' Illl FOR LUNCH DINNER I'ABIII.OHS HIM Hi:oN Olfcf'H JULY 5-6-7&S Sl'fct IAIN ON OHK Ml Nl' BASKET 634-9807 Illniiri t* l'j 99 Woodbridge H. S. Park - 8:30 P.M. PIZZA c 634-2845 Large Size Route 1, AVENEL COME-ONE, COME-ALL Y 99 PIES 99 V It Ml. !Nt. KaiHIbriajf Clovtrlmf . Pttkloi Ualvrt Thursday, June 29, 1067 v LEADER-PRESS — GimuloT. Soviet «"•»«: j||carjnB AJJ !?:,.,„ with four certified hearing aid Miccpsafully hy most persons 1/ ptcnic on July 4 at Kooscvrlt IN SAVINGS AT THE "ACTION BANK" They are doing all right since they both became professional THANKS TO hairdressers. LOYAL DEPOSITORS It couldn't htu* been dona without you — th« thousand! ol thrifty p«op!t v\ho save here. Th« «Hic«ri tnd ttall would Ilka to cxprtu their tinceia ipprtclitlofi (er your consistent loyalty. Y«$l Thty both tnroMtd at Franklin Btauty School. You tan be eifr* management will conlinut the pollclet that havt brought to many cus- H* graduated from high tchool, ih* did not. Howtttr, tomers to Uw Savings Bank and that ar* bringing ttlll more ntw friends tvtry day. I/I« took thm high tchool tquivaltncy court* under There's never bean • dividend payment missed sines the bank was chartered In 1869. qualijitd collegt proftttort right at Franklin Btauty There's • pleasant, helpful staff, (res customer parking, free bank-by-mall service, txtrs. Schoul, In conjunction uilh thi btauty culturt court* hours tit day Friday until I p.m., convenient location, the latest In electronic equipment to provide fist customer service, These are some o! the reasons why more and mire people uhirh can fc» compUttd in itvtn month: Now look •re saving successfully hers'.,. an*why It's the bank for savers — yeeterdey, todty, and •I thttn. Information UKM obmintd by willing in tht tomorrow. clipping lik* tha on* Wow. Moll Dlnttly l»i MR. CAM CtFAkATTI FRANKIIN BEAIfTY KH001, 111 IIOAB IV., tLllAIITH NAME (Pl«oi« Print) PBRTH AMBOY SAVINGS ADDRESS CITY INSTITUTION AGE •MORI THAN A BANK ... Pi osent Occupation . »WMU fUUAk WOW CLIP OVT AND PAST* ON POST CARD LEADER-PRESS — Thursday, June 29, li)B7 i i he directed hy Don Wettslow. will begin on July 6 and con Corporate Communion is set A. M. Man. Intention: Ftiti The ctosinR siriK a-loiiK and dr Dunces Planned linuc each Tuesday and Thurs- for Saturday, July. 1, at the 8;00iin Viet. Nam. Documentary on Israel Infant Baptism volions will be led by Scmiiwi dny during July and August ~ ' —" rian William "Tex" t'nllfin. At from 1:00 to 3:00 P. M. at. Ron To Be Observed this time 50 perccnl of the pro By Fords GY.O. sevell Park, (•'or schedules call Produced by Area Math . _-,_ Riam is staffed. Anyone wish — Thr Catholir Yo\ilh Kathy Duffy or Tony Toth. COLLEGE ENTRANCE AVENEI. - The Sacrament .i | should con inR t0 parli( pn 0 Organization of Our Ladvy of - • - - of Infant Baptism will be oh- ,„,., (mo of (hc f()n0VV1,lf.; M,S MAKE-UP COURSES To be Seen on Channel 5 served at the First Presbytenanij , ^^5464• Mrs. Wil PP.IIT Church wilt hold a dance whi|( tup hm at- PAY t mum each Wednesday from 7:30 to ranged a pragram wKir> Caorjit In: CARTERET—"The New Face for the Circle Players of CLAUB 11:00 P. M. in the Annex. •ludtnii whs lack cm ALftlBIA rt Israel" a on* hour rolir\bridge. |Rev WnIlcr ty. FelRncr is pas eiOMtTRY DAT CU1W locumenUry, pnwJiicwl by Char- Alis,-A-no lived in Israel short- ] n Robert K Lewis A discotheque dance will lake w nor* iulijt \t (.irai-d's You'll Talk Price ... You'U Get tin BBfTMaR I.IKAltU GIAKAMKES THIS FACT IN WRITING - We her* \ ill hy pledge our signature: That each and every item of meidundli* told bf Girarii Furniture Company eannol be purchased elsewhere lor leu money, cimsidering the lame condition* of delivery, lervics and |airint«e. And NO EXCEPTIONAL CLAIMS thai if you can find within 10 days of purcliate the tame item for leti, iold on equal Girard Sale Conditioni, Girard Fnrnitore Company will refund not only the different., but a bonui of 10?i of that difference. GtHABD Just the Best Quality at the Lowest Price Fl KM II HE COMPANY—Mike Girard, rid FIRESTONE 4-l'C. Bi:illtO«.M GROUPINGS — Ue- Blacknall, Re Bi;ST SPKI.LKRS: II took more than spelling cat to win the awards in the annual spelling bee for Junior High School itndents sponsored by the Woodbridge Lions Club. Left to right, Irving Goodttein of the I,ions; Gail Sciltti, eighth grade, Woodhridgn .hinior High; Deborah Van Tassel, eighth grade, St. James School, who i« a second time winner having won in the seventh grade competition last year; Jeffery Rum age, seventh grade, St. James School, Anthony Bain, seventh grade, Woodbrldgt Junior High and Bernard F. Dunigan, education committee chairman. DOCTORS IN ACTION: Photo dhows Dr. Murray Gottlcib performing an eye test on a child with I)r. Roland Shanl, Sight Con •ervation Chairman and lions President Walter Pavlik looking on. U nited Fund Lodge Selects Lists Goal WSHS Student of $259,900; ror riipriiiiagc ' WOODBRIDGE — A goal of " D S259.900 for the 1958 United Fund ! PORT READING — Miss Su- Campaign covering the Raritan ;san Hnat, 73 Hagaman Street,'8^ Area was set »t a Board of has been lelectwl hv the Orfri Dlrectors meeting held at the JUH.1! ueeu seiecieu Dy me uaa Y M C A Perth Amboy The i Fellows Lodge of Perth Amboy figure, involving twenty 'agen-i to participate In the lodge's an-'cies, was reached on the report ruiftl Nations Pilgrimage forgiven to the Board by Roccoi Youth for one full week this'Fawari of the Titanium Divis • summer. She will join other ion of the National Lead Co..! carefully selected high school acting Chairman of the budget students from alt over the Uni-committee, ted States and Canada in groups' "After lengthy meetings with of 150 for a week to observe and] the concerned agencies", said study the United Nations in ac- Fazzarl, "consideration of their ion, jpast records, most vital needs Mis.i Hnat will stay at the and scrutiny of their financial Sheraton-Atlantic Hotel, 34th'position, the committee could Street and Broadway with theim g°od conscience recommend other students, fully supervised,!no lower figure", with all expenses defrayed by! The goal of $259,900 which was roved the Independent Order of Oddi?PP i" nearly $30,000 more :•„•.*£ Fellows. She will leave -itha^ was alocated jo member s. Se will leave WooWoodd | T-BIRDS TRANSPORT THE YANKEES! A group of metropolitan New Jersey Ford dealers bridge on Sunday and return on^.™ fficials feted the New York Yankee baseball team and its management at The Manor, West Orange, a Saturday, dates to be announc- ? recently. In a show of support for the team, they presented them with 2fi Fords — 21 fully- ed. During the week she willl ncrease requires more concen- equtpped, air conditioned 1967 Ford Thundernirds. and 2 Ford Country Squire wagons for use lour the U. N. and New York!1"1**1 eff°rts m, devel°Ping fair during the season, hoping thus to relax their minds for their climb back to the top. The cars share giving plans among in- City, sit in on various U. N. ses- share giving plans among in were on display in The Manor's spacious parking area and placed so as to form a "C" ... be- sions, attend discussions on. dustrial and business groups. cause Ford dealers think of the Yankees as Champions . . . and hope this will be a good omen world problems, and vtoitwith Earl C. McMahon, General for this teason. Shown here, Dick Howser (second from left) and Charlie Smith (third from U.N. delegations. The wlek Campaign Chat ..told the left) of the N. Y. Yankees receiving car from sponsor, (left) John Res and (right) Irving Levy onclude with dinner and a v B Of Leading Union & Middlesex Twin-County Companies Hsvsyou ever wondered when the Union and Middlesex firniR with whom Middlesex Twin County firms. Through the brief histories of the firms y 1800 1851 1864 1889 1898 1904 1908 1919 HARMONIA Union County Trust Co. THE PHARES WUCHER'S CROS* KBYS SINCE 1864 Summit and Elizabeth NCR NCR NCR WALLACE CHEVROLET EVERY BANKTNC. k BORROWING AGENCY, INC. Jewelers HOTfiL The Family Bank SERVICE Trust Co. Sales & Service FOB ALL IN THE ABBA E. Eugene Phares the SINGE 1891 IN EUZABETH-3U-M00 Est 1908 by Ben Bronfman Established 1919 141 Broad tt. Established National By Karl Wucher 390 WMtmltttter tra, Serving the Public 7U EUubelh ava. "OUR ATM IS TO CON- Built in the Early 1800% We offer new "Hi-Rate" Cash TtNVE TO GROW, AND TO \ Our future eUne. to «W Weitfluli) •« For Your Convenience Since 1898 you •• wed or hatter than earnings on Savings 300 Hahway av«. Register {"the pat], to five TOO the •ff IN UNDEN-4M'90M Has Offices in Complete beat poaalbla wrvlc* and 101 Wood 4ve., N. Co. muaee « EOlott B. merchandlae. at the torn* 1 Union Sq.. Elfe. IU St Oaa. an. poaalhle price, without eaerl- MO Mbrria Ave., Eta. 11M St Ota. sve. lUMMn JTJ.6M0 Real Estate and m Ltndn ave.. E., Unow llee of qtulHy. Craalscd: 100 South avt., E.; 2761000 JEW PROVIDENCE IN ELIZABETH COCKTAIL LOUNGE FRED WUCHEB 352-2326 352-2330 BillaMe: U» Lflwrtjr m.; JM-0500 ELIZABETH o Insurance Coverage 486-4900 m w. am* *• «•*"«• Summit: X Mlplt at.; OT-3S00 EUZABETHPORT SINCE 1904 «t EHiaheth are. EUaahtft Bartakn Bla.: 3H Sprtnifleld «re; 343 Morris eve., Elizabeth 1W-7777. Menber F.D.I.C. » Fed.r.1 Raearre ACCOUNTING fc .BOOK- 352-0714 354-7900 INO MACHINES FOR MEMBER FDIC Y BUSINESS, fc 1910 RAHWJW SAVINGS H JOB, • MACHINE 1812 Institution 1890 MSIONED fc -IK ^ 1869 1900 BY EXPD. REPRESENTA- The established Industriol Workmen's MclNTYRE'S Mittleman's Bakery Inc. The 7M Newark, are., Ilk. Savings & Loan Association LAWNMOWER SHOP Elizabeth Savings Bank ESTABLISHED 1*M Quality Bakers Established 1910 School 353-8181 Hand & Power Mowers Serving The Community Since 1900 Vm Or Mortcafe LMB Dept. Sharpened & Repaired I KfSt Iwae r9» | SAVI WITH SAFETY ESTABLISHED 1869 Ceeterathe t«mce A TASTE OF 1K» kvlM «L, RatfWlf SINCE 1890 Collage Preparatory A. BOTTLEMAN nweaer AUTHORIZED 1905 Watt 14H ITTIM at.. Rahny 5ales & Service Dealer 388-1800 For Sirls OUR PURPOSE IS TO CON- MEANS TINUE THE IMPECCABLE AN ADDITIONAL CUSTOMBI SERVICE FOR WHICH WE Or Phone ifflnBrS Grades 1-12 ARE KNOWN. OWNERS: COOPER KLIPPER Morris, Sidney, Joeene ft BOPF 381-9400 fcOtberg MEMBER P.D.I.C. Joseph U MHtlemaa Expert Enginne I pairing 1855 «USalamava.,EtUtbetli Furnrtuw C». •Ufa ft Strattoa • ririi~i n . Haa. Ki EUnbeth ave., EUi. ConUntnui Telephone 351-3141 352-1650 Founded 1905 We Pickup & Deliver Iworm Ilizabethtown 923-6212 MAFFEVS By Jacob Boff Call 232-2528 Lock & Safe Co. S5.ELMER ST.WEITFIELO Gas Co. 1870 HANDI-CHARGE SERVICE FATBXR Of PRESENT OWNER Founded 1910 Our 112* *>or Salem Auto Repair MMlALBOFr BY C9ARLES MAFTXV SR. Founded In 1900 of foithH dependable F.T.MORRIS, INC. Fricke Three Generations MAJTEB LOCKSMITHS FOE 1922 OVER M YEARS Heto OJfloei M Broad *t, Bta. service to residential, DRUGGISTS SINCE 1870 BY VTTO FRESOLOMI Of Home Decorating commercial and indus- Furniture Co. "OUR WISH FOR THE FUTURE IS FJXLC UT-1N Flral at. Hav TO OROW AND PROSPER.1' trial users in this area. "The Fresolone's" Moore Chevrolet Reliable Pharmacists Founded in 1890 354-7600 CONSTANT fc CHARLES MAFFBY MAIN OfFICE: Un E. final at., SUubaifc Founded In 1922 1832 | Haanethtinm MaM. EUiebeta Fill Your Prescriptions Pioneen In Mechanic * Beotrlea] BY FRANK R. FRICKE, SR. AotomotiT* (arrto* Promptly & Precisely 351-1172 KiSBEEN REMEMBER , . . OWNERS: Vie. k Albert FnaelaM Fast Delivery SERVING UNION COUNTY FOR You Can Alwaya Have Confidence Vm Satom H.. Unka •Sriffi-th Piano Co. 1912 Over 3 generations T. L. Watson fr Ca 1858 PH 335-1234 - 351-121 In Fricke's (seer VanduB M.) Broad at, BJbabath Robert B. Rupee), Praa.-Omwr 687-4050 Founded 1905 FOUNDED BY: Mirtln }. Moen J. R. BAUMANN, INC. The PRWENT OWHSR) Haran J. Maote Established Ml EHjabeth ave., EUi. Florist Est. 1858 1879 National •UN. Bread j A tradition In N.J. lot war WO m 289-2288 1901 Bank PIM.: Wird Biramann 354-3700 Members Vlee-Prea. Dooilaa Baumann, of Secty-Treaa.i Cheater %. Clark • Mr. Clark, wbcee family hu LEW BROTHERS THEODORE M. QUmtl Westfield Hew York Stock Exchange been In Rahwaj for U Itn- PRALL entioot, iM who ta « rein- PARKER o. ainrrm Uva o» Abraham Clark, a Dep't. Store 1892 Established In 1912 1923 aUnar o< the Declaratlm « Funeral Home STOCKS . . . BONE* Independence, aaya, "We FOUNDED IN 1879 FULL SERVICE BANK hope to *Uy around at tons 623-5880 M we call Then an eUl- dran of lha fatally frowln* By Emmamul fc Bernard Lrrj .. Serving the Rosellw F.DJ.C. fc Feneral Raaarra Mambtr np to take ovtr wtim their Suburban Trust Company CENTRAL HOME ttmt coma." Iff E. Bna4 at., WeaiOeM Established 1892 ... For Over 60 Years NTTY, AND TO GROW WITH 232-7500 TRUST COMPANY A. HI W. Hatelwood an.. Rakoagr IT. THROUOHOyr THE OreoCprd Qarwood Plainlleld 1 with 388-0711 NEXT M YEARS! Scotch Plalna-WaaUleld 1906 Elizabeth, N. J. Resident Partner Traditionally Fine Service MILTON LEW, Owner Complete Banking Services * Broad ^ EUubeth 1914 1861 t North ar., W., «rfd.; 1786800 The Full Service Bonk For 352-4600 Drive-In: 35 North av., W. 245-1140 Perth Amboy 100 Center, Garwd.: 37S-8800 ALL Your Banking Needs The Pingry School Drtve-In: Sooth av. 4 Wejt at. MICHAEL KOHN CANADIAN 170 E. Broid, Witfld.; 232-2300 f'I.BcwkBuftdhng Established 1861 1882 Drive-In: 321 Clark at. JEWELERS SINCE 1906 Quolity Fur Fashion Where The Key Word Is College Preparatory E. Front, PU11: 7K-S4M 1902 RMtatest. Perth Amboy Drive-In: Roosevelt av. L E. 4th Established 1914 For Boys Grades 4-12 460 Park av., Se. PU.j U2-230O CONVENIENCE DtaJ44t-1680 O'Donnell Agency ei MEMBER F.D.I.C. By the Domfeld Family SINCE' 1882 ELIZABETH Lester Kohn MAIN OFFICE: Ona of the ncateat OSM- FOR IB FUTURE, WE N. Broad at. fc WetttWo m. IBM* ol Me day. J. Frank O'Donnell announces the opening of HOPE FOR FURTHER EX- Coai Co. PANSION fc NEW LOCA- HEADMASTERS: ond Alice F. O'Donnell TIONS IN OTHER NJ. fc BRANCH OFFICES: the new store at METROPOLITAN AREAS Newark av*.. Nr. Kortk are. 184T 1895 EST. 1902 North fc DoM a»a'a. Ailee B. Atwttcr REAL ESTATE DANIEL DORNFELO. FreMMmr By John J. Byrrws 1160 E. Jersey st. IB Broad at* Bit. SU Moctfc aw. BUM* & INSURANCE Drive-in lacUkiea adjacaat ki (opp. Elizabeth Cerrteret) 354-8888 Main office, and around cor- 355-6990 The Thomas & Betts Co. Mr Iron Newark ave« eMee ALYSNBUK3 Residential - Commercial Ptano Hous^, Ins. A LEADER IN TBE ELECTRICAL- 263 N. Broad St., Elizabeth ELECTRONIC INDUSTRY FUEL OIL 1863 as always, carrying 1915 EL 4-7400 EL. 2-2180 SINCE 1895 24-HOUR SERVICE Member F.D.I.C. fc Fa4 BNG5L BROTHERS FOUNDERS: finest selection of MICHAEL J. Boiler Burner Units Moving Service 1889 MESSERS THOMAS ANP BOTi; HARRIS, INC diamonds, jewelry -Founded in 1863 We are already la the intarottlonal i Convantor* BY CHARLES CHRISTIAN ENOEL market fc hope to expand wcrld-widt;! Since 1915 al*o, for continued frtwth In preaent i»r at International Air Tratu- electrical conetructton marVel, with Air Condj.tior>ing and gift items 1924 port AMOC. in Florida fc Loa Anjelee. further expuulos Into new orlflnal' ROOFING, SHEET "We hope to continue our MOREY LA RUE equipment mtraeia. me* :« *>•*• excellent eervlce throngh new tronlca. ; METAL CONTRACTORS dnrelopmenli. In trauporta 352-7430 Specializing in Quality.. All Roof Repairs, Founded no back la 18», the at BaUer at. EHaalwttv IU. ROY LASHER Horn URue Lamdrj and Gl«u- •M WaaMeld •»., Bta. New Roofs, Roofing, deraandi." tat Companj atandt oat above all othera la IU Held. With 354-4321 OMEGA: Siding, Leaders, Gutters Real Estate Broker JOSEPH W. ENOEL ' 1850 WM. BNOEL more than XC.O0Q eutomera aai! MRS. ANNA ENOEL «M empbyat. Moray LaRue big RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL and Builder 101 Julia it., niuhath earned worldwide recotulUon (or 1903 ACCUTRON M New Point Ed. EUubedi itl laundry and drj deanlnf leed- : 354-7800 hl 353-1700 ine homes in top locations. CRANE CO. 1897 SAFFRAN ROLEX Building sites for one family Hanr <* tbe Important Un- Thatdrw provemanta In metboda and nu- Furniture^ Inc. or multiple dwellings. 1864 ehlnea have been teeted and per- LENOX CHINA 1919 Furnace Plant Iicled tt Horaj LtRue'a mala plant, located on Lldjerwowl SINCE 1903 Serving You Since 1924 Avenue, la Ltoden. b (ddltto. DEDICATED TO MANUFACTURERS OF Uandryman and dn oleasara LENOX CRYSTAL Ml PatmlnKaB at, EHmka* ban all over tna world Irwowt- FOUNDED BY HEATINfi AND W. H, Meeker, tnc. Ij vlitt Morey LaRne to itadj Ma Dignified Service MORRIS k ANNA IAFFRAN JERSEY STATE methods and equipmen*. EL 2-3102 COOLING Q AT n-u rmsT ST.. ELBL Complete Appraisal Service SINCE 1897 IN Itll SAFFRANV MOVED FOUNDED IN 1850 Established 1864 TO PRESENT LOCATION AT Electric Co., Inc. The lollowlng olficcra dinct 1925 LOCATED IN GARWOOO Morty LaRie'a operationa in Ntw SI M FIRST ST.. ELIZ. EL. 2-8311 Jersey, Pennsylvania and New GRAY'S IN 1906 York: Frank Scotl Jr.. president. "BUY WITH DEPENDABILm Insurance HetoB H. Scott, thalnnan ei UM AND RELUBIUTy ' 22 S. Broad st,, Eliz. ACQUIRED BY CRANE QO. board; Uahloa H. Icoit, vice Funeral Home OCTOBER 1964 pretldant and aacretary; Louis W. GREEN'S AGENCY Ravllaod, vice prtaldent; Ken- DIAL 352-1300 aatb T. Hunter, tnaaurer, and Since 1925 Edward P. furfie, Pres. Enlyn 1. Vtit. 355-9100 1 trauurer. 1908 t GRAY'S 1904 1851 Willard A. Jackson, V.Pres. ORIGINALLY fTARTtt) BY Serving and Supplying MRS. KATHERINE GREEN WM. A. DOYLE, MANAGER Moray LaRoe'a loduatrial Sup- ON COURT ST.. ELIZABETH. AMD ply Service Company la banded Over Half Century The Singer Company by Vk» Prtaldent Robert OTay- 311 C. Broad at.. WtrtlLeM Of Personal Service KAHLMEN Homes - Stores LATER JOINED BY HER SON. Associate Brokers: lor. It aarvaa many of New MICHAEL, AFTER KBRVKS Jaraey'a lariaat indutriea with To All Faiths Throughout Music Service IN WORLD WAR II Founded in 1851 mUomu, oottii towali and aUlad Industry nonAf jr. OAUXV DIAL 233-0143 Middlesex County OAKUNO Was Founded in 1908 Real Estate & AUGUST F. GREINER II and wu know* u By Charles KoWmen L M. SINGER * COMPANY Moraar LaJUl* *U tousdul u MANAOEB Insurance GRAY MEMORIAL JAMBS aJAMtABDT Contractors RESIDENTIAL* B, (SAY. JR.. GREINER BiCOME PIOPXRTHS ud kfr. UKw, tba JoUowini IXAIDM bunwWiniM, **™£ pua laatart «i Ibt tlrm made MtT. With Everything 3^^4ig ttttk to ita Funeral .Hom« APARTMENT* COMMERCIAL lSS. KuaiMcuH, taf t ia. Mray. we. REPAIRS tntL LSMM41Y MAM l I Partmu, Tndvic TiTaulla. U SprbtdUU ave.. Cranlord Sine* 1919 Un. Mbola BelL WUUam C HOA Thjrt etM The Singer Company Uatkck. Karbart B. Koth, LeMer Established 1904 Vac** aim la continued concentre- H. WrUbl, Albert L. Ward aid DIAL 276-0092 352-2718 111 Itttnm are.. it Grtea Stoaal, Woo*arta>, KJ. 1927 1932 1937 1946 1948 1954 1957 1960 WE SPECIALIZE Bowco Laboratories Our 40th Year IN YOUR SAFETY E. R. BOGARD, JR. St. George Motors R.O.CAMMAROTA Auto Car Rentals ESTABLISHED \tM JOHNNY WHEEL & BRAKE PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO AXIA UNDE* SAKE MANAGEMENT :STABLISHED SINCE 1943 AGENCY SAVE 40% . OUR REPUTATION Complete OUR SPECIALTY TAKES PRIDE MURPHY'S ESTABLISHED 1937 Federal Savings IS YOUR PROTECTION "SATISFIED CLIENTS" DIAL 351-7666 Automotive In Satisfied Customers Funds Avail, for Mtg. loans TERMITE CONTROL .. Real Estate ON RESIDENTIAL ftntvxm Brake Service and AskforHymanMulmanr SCIENTIFIC METHODS EM- PORTRAITS Stop By, Before You Buy! BRASS HORN LIBERAL TERMS FAST SERV1 PLOYED BY OPEIIATORS GET OUR SPECIAL «* SAVINGS PASS. BOOK RATE Wheel Alignment WEDDINGS .. Mortgages COMPOUNDED •UABTERLY . «tra AT LEAST M YEARS COMMERCIAL & *R. ARTHUR WEISLEDER, FRES. REBUFF Personal Sproy ACCTS. INSURED TO »lJ/» BY J. M. & H. MADEY .. Appraisals ~ PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE INDUSTRIAL 486-8818 ESTABLISHED IN 1954 STOPS Muggerj & Prowler? Federal lavlnn k LMi !•*. C«T Established 1937 I Vein Policy 1YM EWrnaUe PHOTOGRAPHY .. Insurance ISM Irtlot it.. llaltway 1111 MAGIE AVE., UNION 1390 E. BL Gtaorf* »ve,. LlndM Effective & Harmless 381-4242 Evt. * *u. to*. U r*qauU« FOUNDED 1»« AND FEATURES (Corner Of Green Lane) IM Morrij ivt.. Elizabeth FOR THE BUYER 272 Morris avfe.> Elizobetff CALL 388-6444 EL. 3-9500 354-7466 (At the Arch) Estab. 196C FOR IMMEDIATE 1949 Food at it's Best A large list of exclu- EFFECTIVE 1941 sive area properties HAMILTON TERMITE CONTROL 1961 LINEN & JOHN P. NAGROD STUDIO Restaurant & FOR THE SELLER McMAHON ELI2ABETHP0RT Established 1949 By Ask about our 30 UNIFORM LONG'S Sh^Jdot^ Nagrod Realtor-lnsuror PHOTO Cocktail Lounge day exclusive list ANGE & MIN'S RENTALS ESTABLISHED lHt Creative ESTABLISHES 1937 Electronic CenteY OUR OFFICE sales program Kodak Developing Center Photography FAMOUt FOR Camera, projector ; FLAT GOODS. Service That You Can Trust AT YOUR SERVICE Rtttalt k H«p«lri LUNCHEONS REAL HOME COOKED Weddings Call 354-3737 GARMENTS, ENTRAMATS, SINCE 1941 ITALIAN FOODS : TABLECLOTHS, NAPKINS, SINCE 1932 DISCOUNT PRICES Portraits Complete BOLES AGFA 15 Prince st. Elizabeth SINCE 1961 j INDUSTRIAL UNIFORMS. Authorized Dialer POLAROID • ARQUS Commercial - Industrial 12 Noon to 5 P.M. WOLLENSAK REVERE STEAKS - CHOPS MOST ET1 ...FISHER Real Estate And BELL * HOWELL KEYSTONE Color —Black & White SANITARY • • • "M*" IM FRANKLIN ST., ELIZABETH News — Legal SEAFOOD PLOYED STER04DFI Insurance Service DINNERS THOROUGHLY (Jut otf Firtt it.) PASSPORTS 14 HB. SERVICE HOME—BUSINESS- K! N. BROAD ST.. ELIZABETH BANQUET PARTY ™ IRONED Ann 353-0383 353-4854 Servlnl Th» Twb Comtj Are* COMMERCIAL .. 355-2036 354-0104 5 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. TOWNLEY FOR 10 OR 100 PERSOI Air conditioned mt p«itkf 176 HAMILTON St4 JtABWAY 1585 Morris ave., Union RESTAURANT & CALL 388-3388 688-3434 CALL 241-0031 : 1952 Private Rooms for CATERERS Boulevard & 26th st. 1934 THE SEWING KIT COCKTAIL BAR Kenilworth Pkwy. Exit 138 A. A. Olson Agency CHERRY HILL Showers, Parties, 1930 ESTABLISHED 1946 Dine In A Pleasant (Since 1941) REST HOME Atmosphere ONE STOP Establ. 1952 Banquets, Meetings 1962 E. K. CUMMING JIMMIE'S FLOOR 3 PRIVATE 249 MORRIS AVE., ELIZ. SHOPPING CO., INC. WAXING SERVICE by Ethel McDaniel DINING ROOMS All Forms of Insurance YARNS, PATTERNS Ilute it Himmond Organ nljhtljr Since 1930 MILL END FABRICS STATE APPROVED OUTSIDE CATERING TO "ThE FRIENDLY BANKS*' - Sates -& Rentals air HtmHtut ft* j*ir oomfoit BUTTON HOLES, BELTS FJT.YQUR .NEEDS lrr.f.rtendly Neighborhoods Authorized, Sal^i &.ServiGt Serving You Sine* 1934 ' - BOARDING BUTTONS COVERED \ MERCEDES BENZ ? Evelyn Weigman & FOR AGED & RETIRED Luncheon Dinner First Bank of Colonia MIG - AUSTIN .6 HEALY Clarissa Strickland MEN AND WOMEN •FOR RESERVATIONS *» WHAN AVB,, COLONIA Foreign Trained & U.S. Wood — AiptiaitTile — 352-1011 A La Carte Menu _. ONLY B YBS. OLD m B. CHERRY «T. RAHWAT BUT WE ARE MATUBINO! Trained Mechanics irt Reasonable Rates Linoleum — Rubb*r Tile — 388-1673 CALL 352-9092 First Bank of Colonia Our Service Dep't. Family Atmosphere Flagstone*— Vinyl. 1942 580 North Ave. Union «04 Amboy in, Woodbrldn 4! 6 Morris av*., Elizabeth 900 CHERBY IT. ELIZABETH 345-8767 Offkts, Churches, 351-3131 JIMMY'S 1947 353-7657 144 Cherry st. Elizabeth HdmM Artd Institution* AUTOMOTIVE 1958 381r7700 JANITORIAL AND SERVICE Memben F.DJ.C * >M*n! lenm George P. O'Grddy JIMMY MEEHAN COVERT'S ST. GEORGE DINER MAINTENANCE SERVICE Established 1947 KINGSTON Moving & Storage AT YOUR SERVICE Serving food the wa TUUNDKD MM SINCE 1942 CHARLES J. COVERT OLD MAN PURDY RESTAURANT 1965 SHORE-LOCAL & For Estimate* Or Advice MACHINE SHOP SERVICE At Your Service AUTO PARTS — you enjoy it by Cocktail Lounge INTERSTATE SERVICE TYPEWRITERS Will Solve Your STORAGE-MOVING CALL 352-4115 MUFFLERS — YOUtt HOSTS ADDING MACHINES MANUEL CAPTAIN WIGS— TRUCKING GENERATORS^ Recreation Needs 208 Odk PL Elfetath James Murphy & CAR LOADING BATTERIES ELECTRICAL & MANUAL SINCE 1952 HAIR PIECES ..i PROMPT DELIVERY SOLD, RENTED, REPAIRED SEE RUSSELL W. PURDY Day & Ni$ht S«rviC« 705 W. St. George ave. Robert Murphy For Women .C.C. N.Y. Conn -SERVICE VA W. JERSEY ST., ELIZABETH for that CUSTOM-MADE 331 MORRIS AVE., ELIZ. Linden 486-89; TOl-TOf Hanfcall •«.. KUMtMth 1035 352-5627 POOL TABLE SERVING SUPERIOR FOOD TOUPEES EL 2-8411 354-2277 -SINCE 1958 Solid slate tops that For Men VAL SEALANDER 1953 « It Dwnt Look UU YOB DIM ft EXCELLENT will last a lifetime. Open Every Day -Dce't Buj Hi Established 1942 JOHN W. DINER There is nothing 11 A.M. 'til 1 P.M. PRIVATE APPOINTMENTS SET UP TRETOLA'S ROOFING —SIDING SAWICKI FIRST STATE ATPHOVBO LUNCHEONS-DINNERS Serving You Since 1947 BANK OF UNION "just as good." We DIAL 351-0390 A Tradition Sinct 1930 Louis Lekas RUBERQID-FLINTKOTE 10 p.m. Ul 1 i.m. • La Cirta BIRD—JOHNS MANVILLE have new & used. PAINTING Opened July, 1953 GUYS & DOLLS CONTINENTAL CUISINE Serving You BUILT-UP FLAT ROOFING Accommodations for LEADERS, GUTTERS, DECORATING The Story of Our Growth Custom Hair Goods From Our Broiler TERMS TO FIT Office &Cocktail Excellent Food SLATE INTERIOR & Will Soon Appear in HI Orchard St., BUubttt I PRDIK ran IDONON OFFICE & WAREHOUSE . The Daily Journal ANY BUDGET Parties, Weddings, CHATEAUtRlAftD Since 1935 SUM S. w«M at... EXTERIOR 5 Convenient Locations: Banquets 486-4427 1469 Irving st. Rahway 222 NORTH AVE. CARPENTRY All in Union 1966 Pasta WESTFIELD 388-0516 388-9775 DIAL 686-2537 1943 308 Amsterdam ave., .. Main Office 1930 Morrli avt, 232-9632 1181 Morris ave. Union ESC. Roselle .. Highway Branch The Rose Rt, M 1> Monroe it PLENTY OF PARKING This lovely atop m raoc E.W. HAGUE & CO. aiUbUahti In lta* BAKED CLAMS BOUBaUWMOHIOl 1955 Realtors- Insurors 245-4655 .. Townlejr Branch American Expren Cardi 1201 Uorria ave. IDA ROSE 19S7 •STABUdUD INS BY Member Dlnera Club High fashion selection of BROILED EDWARD W. HAGUE ..rive PolnUBrlKh 3H CbMtnut it. THE DINER ladies sport & casual wear. MAINE LOBSTERS Business Is Now Being 1948 Many exclusive lines. Pont Carried on By .. Data FrOMMlsf C«m>r THE LYNN Oaflouiasa with Quality Food & dresses, culottes, pant suits, Let Our Chefs < Dorothy C 1959 all weather coats, slacks, RESTAURANT PHONE 686-4800 Reasonable Prices Make Your WESTERN GIRL INC., oat ol shifts, sweaters, blouses, 1MT McFarland ma WORLD'S FINEST TEMPO- Member FD1C * F«d«rtl Reatrvf AND AFFILIATES RARY OFFICE HELP SERV- Otok WUllanu. utabllalied hosiery. Dining A Delight Your host, Emil ICES, wit Isuiried by W. Robert thla aXMUant dln*r In IMS IMIM M, NMII SI Otto* A. lift Stover la Su frutetMO to 1M8. Stop la and mHat jrturMU Christine Lee's Be Admired COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Th« Servkca wu a lUdceH from what an ajcellent variety of "Be Rose Attired" CockWili—Fine Wind!- Our Menu Will Delight You tb* lUrt and within 10 ywn, the iooda w rtrvM. Gaslight and INSURANCE SERVICE Campuy had oUIoft i> major Cordial) clliei la Iho United SUtei and 570 N. BROAD ST. Sm N. MnU *.. Elll.l FL. 1J100 «i looknl lo bwlMU on an In- Restaurant & FROM OUf^ BROILER ternational icalt. HENRY'S CLARKTON DINER ELIZABETH Cocktail Lounge Opel Thura. nifttj 10 I Business Luncheons Chateaubriand—Prime Ribs WESTERN GIRLS work by Ihe 291 Central ave. Clark day, week or month and Include RESTAURANT Steokt & Chop* 1945 "eapcrltnced rated" clerlj. «<-•- nlarlea, tynittj ind biulneu ma- . Fine Chinese Cuisina Cooked To Perfection chine operator!. During the past twu yaart, five offices were op- 1967 FRESH SEAFOOD ened ID AtMtriUa. five in Canada, We have been serv- Excellent Steak Dinners VAN HORN & two In Denmark, twu In England CAP'T. SAM Buttered Filleti To and tm> In Meiico Thli month ing you excellent v DOLAN tb* DM WESTERN OIRf. OK- STARTED HIS BUSINESS IN FOR YOUR DINING PLKASURB Your Host Erich Fischer Live Main Lobsters FICE wa> uptned la North Ar- VIBOIMJA IN UH AND HAS lington, New Janet, brlngmi to home-type meals & BROUOtT TOTOE PRES- SINCE IMS RUSS MOY A. W. Van Horn 5 the number of offlcej now ENT ADDRESS THE 8AME eitabllihed In Jenc*. the othrrt made-on-the-prem- LOW PRICE BARGAINS TO PRIVATE DINING ROOM * BAR FOR RESERVATIONS Cocktails & Food Served J. C. Dolan being located In Elizabeth, New- THIS AREA. DRUM STUDIO ark, BloomfMd and Uackenaack. ises desserts since LUNCHEONS, DINNERS Til After Midnight ESTABLISHED 1945 BUILDING MATERIALS COCKTAILS 687-0707 Appraisals 1953 at this same ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY BUFFETS, BUSINESS WESTERN GIRL, AVAILABLE FOR PAKTIUf Beginners & Real. Estate address Or-ENjnAYS A WEIK Gajldping Hill ftd LUNCHEONS', BANQUETS INC; ATS CONDITIONED _ PARKINO AT THE fIVe-PQINTS ANOOVTIWNG Insurance • • 1139 East J»rsey Street Breakfasts - Lunch - Dinnei Railroad Salyage' Christine Lee &. "SttvuMaftock 816 SOUTH ST., .|LIZ. Open Monday thrySaUirda & Surplus Elizafeth;New Jersey M CHERBY ST.. ELISABETH STUDIO HOME , BUCAUTI arfegWhe L 49 Bond st., Elizabeth '•'Exit 250 NORTH flKOAD ST. TELfeWQNE: 352-7960 284 Morris avt. "El izabet 351-1822 355-0366 355-4718 ELIZABETH (Nr. the Arch) 354-2949 351-1053 355-57QQ 1'Mi7 LEADER-PRESS SHOPPER ini! rtiimi, I! INJII 442-3700 KELLY MOVERS INC. NEW '67 MERCURYS and COMETS AOEH1S FOB NORTH AMMIC/M TAN LMi COUGARS '67 FIATS Ti* GCMTLEmu o( Ik* IMTIM AMAZINGLY IOW PRICED AU MODELS ON DISPLAY A REDI-REFERENCE tnifuttry. I/x-il »nd lone 4l«Ui>M INVENTORY mnvtni, parking ml (tvref*. «•*- GUIDE TO RELIABLE KKiblt ra(H. ON '67 LINCOLN CONTINENTALS DISPLAY CLERK 382-1380 BUSINESS LOCAL BUSINESS FIRMS DIRECTORY Female High School Gradu- ale. Must, have experience. MOUNTAINEER USED CAR CLEARANCE Automotive Coal & Fuel Oil |!| Roofing & Siding Watch Repairs Typing essential. Excellent CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 62 CHEVROLET _$995 '63 MERCURY. $1095 Benefits, Apply Personnel De Bel-Air 11hmr StatiolAvagon; V-8. Meteur 2-Dnor Hardtop; V-8. Rill. Asphalt Driveways & Automatic, Power Steering; RfrH, Automatic. Tower Steering; W.W. partment. I.ow R'Hi-aKe; Exceptionally Nice! Tires; Finished in Red with Black HENRY JANSEN& SON Parking Lots Interior; llcautitul Condition! WATCH REPAIRS FREE ESTIMATES PERTH AMBOY 63 MERCURY. .$995 727 0460 '64 PONTIAC .$1695 Have Your Sheet Metal Work with Full Guarantee GBNERAL HOSPITAL Monterey Breezeway 4-Door; Auto- Bonnevillf Convertible; P.S.. P.P.. matic Trans., Power Slwring; R&1I. W.W Tiri-s: Auto.; KiniSliod Expert Repairs 442-3700 Power Brakes, Rill, W.W. Tires; in White, Illue Interior: Excellent Roofing One Owner! Throughout; Ready for Summer Vacation! J on all Jewelry Woudhrids. Car Gutters and I SAW '63 RAMBLER. _$795 '65 COMET .$1495 fill Your Coal Bin Wity American Station Wagon 4-Door; 2-Door; G-Cyl., Automatic. Trans lohlgh Premium Anthracilt Leaders FU 8-1661 Automatic Trans., R&H, Nice Con- R1H. W.W. Tires; Sold New and Character Readings by A ROBIN dition: Ser\ iced by 1's! 588 Alden Street from I he picture window of this Safety lovely 3.bedroom home with ex- Woodbridge, N. J. GOLDBLATTS tra lurge living room, bright MOTOR CAR CO. NUT or STOVE .htrrful rat-In iclcnce kllctirn, Telephone MErcary 4 - 1246 Railway's Hides! expansion attlr. Cull basement IINCOLN-MERCURY-COMET- Mrs. MARKO and beit of all only |U3 per RAHWAY FFAT DEALERS Checked Established Jeweler Wnrrlwl. lirk, or In ttoubl&T Don't jenr for heating. VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT 21" TON ki.nw whrrp to jet happinem In life? 1003 ST. GEORGE AVE., RAHWAY, FU 8-3344 T. R. STEVENS *4 E. CHERRY ST.. KAHWA *)IH- virit with MRS. MARKO, and All Otber Qualified Buyers PEA COAL $19.95 run will find tht happ)n«M you art Only 11,700 Down Roolinr •»<> She«t McUl Work luukinc for. (Subj. to VA or FHA Approval) Now All Payments Approximale 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. full prict $23,500 WOODBRIDGE .,,,!«, 246-1164 ZSA ZSA GABOR says - Wallpaper & Painting 580 EASTON AVE. For Summer Repairs of All Types NtW BRUNSWICK SAVEMONEYatAAMCO ROOFING TRY OUR 2 COAT EXTERI- .11 tHkl P.M. REAL ESTATE * INSURANCE mm, i..«.srAUT0MAT|Q TRANSMISSION GUTTERS AND LEADERS OR AND INTERIOR PAINT- 311 MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGE SPECIALISTS! SENTRY Air CondllloDlnc ING. IT LASTS FROM 2 TO 631.3880 Industrial Exhiuat Systom Warm Air HfUl 3 TEARS LONGER. READINGS BY COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE AUTO PARTS & SUPPLY Motor Guards FOR FREE ESTIMATES None $OO ALL MAKES .Monroe & Essex Sts. Qlfi GAL 13' WALLPAPER REMOVED Higher M^ OF CMS RAHWAY ME 4-2145 CLERKS Includes; Removing H; Hi'uo OIL - per Primium Oil. National Brand. 24-hr, SARAH Ihoroujti injpection. average Legible handwriting tirvin on all makti of burnirt. EXCLUSIVE WITH MMC0 Music Instructions room READER & ADVISOR and an aptitude for LIFETIME QUARAHTEF. For Fail service jutl Free paru and Isbgr on ah AAMCO give ui a call. Up To 5 Yrg. To Pay "1 on mathematics qualifies rebuilt traiumifsiom arid torque you for this position. converters an long as you own your • LOWKEY LQve-Business-Health own car and service it annually at Aluminum Products SIMONE BROS. 388-2778 Our rapid, steady a modest service charge at sny ol - 442-9891 Jft) AAMCO shops coast to coast. LINDEN, N.J. ORGANS W« an follj Injured 1 growth insures you nu- There are no other guarantees like thla one. ONLY AAMCO HAS IT! •*;308 SMITH ST. merous opportunities ALUMINUM HU 6-2726 • CONN NO MON'Y DDWN HPERTH AMBOY Windows . Doors . Siding HU 6-0059 for advancement. Work- FIRST PAVMENT ORGANS ing conditions are pleas- Member ni L ,.:iJ CJuu ROCK ant. Our staff is friendly WINDOW SHADES • KIMBALL Open Daily 74 • Sat. 8-1 • 24 Hr. Fkane Service Stock & Custom 209 New Brunswick Ave. SALT and helpful. Liquor Stores PIANOS .-GET'MOW Perth Amboy, N. J. 324-1777 Awnings, Canvas or Alum. You get these bene- J Alum. Gutters and Leaders Instruction 1OOIb. bag S2.20 fits: Reglazing or Rescreening Telephone MErcury 4-1889 PICKEDUP f UN IN THE Tuning • Excellent vacation WOODBRIDGE SERVISOFT OF schedules ATOVAS.&SONS SUM • Liberal paid holi- WOODBRIDGE '.: •(AND THE SUN I , INC. LIQUOR StORE, INC. JARDOT day program WE DE* (VER! 921 St. Georges Avenue Brand New '67 UtSMAIN STUKKr MUSIC COMPANY • FREE Life EAIIWAY, N.J. Unit South of Clovcrleaf) Insurance Complete Stock of Domestic 83 Main St. ME 4-1815 00io500 • FREE Hospital, Contractors and Imported Wines ] Woodbridge Surgical and Been and Liquors ME 4-5446 ZENITZ ITH Hour«: 12 to 9. Closed Monday! Medical Insurance MUSTANG'S 573 AMBOY AVENUE • Company-paid WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Electrician s* pension plan CONCRETE Plumbing & Heating Ass We Are Experts! Apply At Personnel ONLY3HOUKJ Slipcovers All Work Fully Guaranteed! FROM CALL Office CONTRACTORS • RESIDENTIAL & ILawliliCiit TO CASH far kill COMMERCIAL SERVICE c**t«1idaIUa, ED FREY ncituol, RAHWAY • INDUSTRIAL ELEC- him {CALL HOW ENGELHARD with Charlcj Farr) I DAY OR NltHT M. TRICAL WIRING imaroiinililtl, FASHION FABRICS miJicil. 700 Blair Road I 254-8200 "Interior Decorators" Electric • SERVICE CHANGE- lit.Uifir Carteret, N. J. Custom-made Slipcovers Sewer OVERS I Clwtirli.rLIMI 636-4330 Service Lie. #2541 ZENITH LOAN CO. S87 Hurell Ave. An Equal Opportunity Woodbridge, N. J. DON JO electric co. 4JH. Prospect St., fast Biunswicli, N.I. MB 4-1738 Employer 56 DOWN FREE ESTIMATE 6344171 5 • 381-7043 0 BEDSPREADS OUKTA1NS • TABD GOODS 5B Per TRENCHING Call For Free UsUinaU PLUMBING FU 8-3311 PROPERTY PLUS AT NO EXTRA COST BACKHOE 1421 Main St. Rahway Fully factory equipped with whitewall tires, full wheel covers, rocker panel molding, chrome, TRACTOR- plated air cleaner. WOODBRIDGE AVAILABLE Photography Is one of more Hum .HO New Jrrsrv t onuiiumdrs enjoying BANK •;:48M0S. MOUNTED r IK vars ol scivin^ satislii**! rustoitin's . . . Project Bowtie Port Reading RATES TO PAY 381-7043 FOOTINGS - SEWEK MAYFAIR FORD HAS A & WATER LINES New Jersey OIL TANKS FREE BETTER IDEA FOR FORD FlIm&S&H Stamps and HEATING 60x100 Single Family Lots "I'hf I'r.iiliin.uk of Quality" • * with our cxprrt devolo|> Cleared and Graded ing and printing srrvuv. EMERGENCY 7 Day* A Weeir DORMERS - GARAGES SERVICE 24 Hours A Day ALL UTILITIES IN AND PAH) FOR . TOf OUAlllY PORCHES - PLAYROOMS GALLARD'S . HlbHtT TRAINtD PWSOtiNIl EXCEPtlONAlXY LOW PRICES . PROFliSIONAl ENOINEERING SERVICES i PHOTO & STUDIO CALL MR. tJARL PA ACCQ . MODtKN TOOLS AfNt fOUIPMENT 517 Amboy Avenue - AU WOljH UUAKANTffD ANO SWVICfU •h PROJECT, UOWTIE CONSTRUCTION WOODBRIDGE PHONE 541-6985 634:7412 LINDEN • HU 6-4500 ME 4-ifiM 381-7043 52 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTKET Leader-Press PA(1E TWENTY-THREE • M. -I NflTMRS \.VM\\ NOTIfrs I.EOAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE* WR.I aclive in Carteret and Mid 1:30. The funeral home will be EDWARD K. MILLS II n( dlrscx County Democratic polit- open for paying respects from! Princeton has been promoted •>"">«•• N»* md ii available for ng> time m the »n»m«on m the m\* .t i-uitait wrtet, n 1. F.xWrt nilrtctlon of racorn, tt to employe-relations manager iM|>ltl0"' * ..), at Ihe olKI'Ifl Irflio* In IK* Cm* 4. With, ny, .tuns Phe Banter!? line sny. ical circles. 2 until 4 and 7 until 9 P.M. j l'!dvvkrd J. K' niu>y, Hi i y Ad.iii.i s.ra.lil n H Ingl , In Ihi * ClyCl l ol nf ful.oulon streetStrt , lIOo feeft t more or llesi lo b. The effect, If any, of municipal Obituaries A former resident of Car Mr. Thorn had been employed| at the Humble Oil and Bosrd ol Afljnstmrnl Vn liiuivmiHt. N. J. .he po nt or nine, of Beginning coning laws snd other applicable as night superintendent at the Refining Co. B a y w a v Tmvnvhlp of Wnodhrlrigs Itr nk In In; Tj»r.:ilp of WuulbiUlKe., BK1NO th* Hwitherty ft rip ef land 191 municipal and gevtenmental reg- terct, he last resided at 447 Riva I..P. l/M/67 13.74 Ciiuiity nl Middlesex snd Slat* ol New .1(.t innri' or leu In wldlh and W leetj ulations. Refinery, it wag announced J Avenue, East Brunswick. He U. S. Metals and Refining Com- "5'?1.,J, . , „ . . 'more or leu In lent-th, running through r The right* of tenant, under en- today by F. A. Wes.phal. NOTICE "IILIMJ know anil dwrlbru as I* II Lot 73.11. Block Mo •< shown en th* isling leasts, If any. MISS IRKNE D. TOTH was dead on arrival at Mount pany, Carteret for 51 years Map aln refinery manager. Mills, an e. Any state of rada which an sa- CARTERET —The funeral of! Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, prior lo retiring 11 years ago. turate survey and Inspention of Mrs. Irene (Dokus) Toth. 47. of after suffering a seizure on the He was a ruling elder and a honor graduate of Princeton, V^;;J the premises would disclose. 35 Thornal Street, who died street while walking. He was in member of the First Presbyter was head of Ihe Refining and e. HIght* of nelghberlng owners and Oil Movement Division with Rm. #506. Newark, N. J." No, 1822, Tiii.N«I. Jii KN°SN AN» DESIGNATED on th. municipal, corporate ud public Monday at Deborah Hospital, Cambridge on a visit. ian Church of Carteret; had Wn Prlli-hard rights. If any. In »n»» brook., ALSO being known si l«2 Bedford Ave- »"wn«hlp As»e«sm.nl Map as 10" > 9U.M Browns Mills, is scheduled for Mr. Beigert retired a year ago served as president of Raritan the organization. In Lot 23 H, Bloik J*) now owned by and streams, dltchej, dralnfc under- I..P. Isellh, Woodbrldf, Township, Mid- ground drains, plpfs or conduits this morning «t 8:50 at Syno- as county road supervisor, a Council, Boy Scouts of America County, New Jemey " n possrsnliii n ofl Ithh e TownshiTMp ef Wood- The approximate amount of Ihe Judf 'ridge, to b* held Wtdnaday Evening, bordering or trolling prTmlvs In wiecki Funeral Home, 56 Car- position held during the final from 1932 through 1934 while an LEGAL NOTICES RESOLUTION mull lo be satisfied by said sale Is the uly 5. 1967, at I PA!. IDSTI In the question. teret Avenue, with a high Mass six of his 30 years service in the active leader in Boy Scout work. Tak* node, th.l on Ih* ItMh day of »um of Seventeen thousand, eight hun-|Counr" Chambers. Memorial Municipal f. Rlghu of tha public awl print* ORDINANCE •run*, 1W7 th. Zoning Board of Adjust- dred Tw.nly-slx Hl7.Mf.0O> Dollar* mors "Ul'ding, Woodbridg*, N. J. rigAU, If any, in any roads, ave- of requiem at 9:00 at St. Eliza- county road department. Be- Mr. Thorn was an affiliate of AN ORDINANCE CONCERTINO ABAN- ment of Ih* Township ol Woodbridg*, af- or leu, plus I nitre it together with th* Th* premises shove designated will nuea. streets, alleys, fines, or right* of way. bordering on or beth'g Church whore the Rev. fore becoming supervisor he Carteret Lodge Odd Fellows and JUNK MOTOR VEHICLES, ter a public hesrlng denied the cona oi tnn be aold pursuant to Haolullon of th« 1 AND ADOPTED: June 11, lion of Adam Stankunas for . crossing th* premises In quest- John Chonko will be celebrant. had served as general foreman. the Junior Order of United ISer. Bianaun.* Municipal Council adopted June 20, and ion. lo erect a realdence with ofNc* ana lo- Journ said aale from time to time ftubiect nolle* ol talc advartlMd Jan* n and INTRODUCED: June 7. 1967. «. Additional conditions of sale: Prop- Burial will be in St. James Cem- He also served on the Carteret American Mechanics. Born In | rated at Tnman and Edgewnod Avenuen.'only to luch limitations or rMlrlctlom June 29, 1967 In th* Uader Praai. Adv*rtla*d aa adopted on fir* raiding icolonln. N. J. Lot SI, Block 499D and upon th« extrcla* of mch power •> m»y erty to be used as consoldlitlon with etery, Woodbridge. Board of Education leaving this Jaltimore, Md., he moved to SubjKt lo the following ttrmi o( Hie: proptrty located In Block 930, lit _^ Notice of Public Hearing Jun* I. lh»I dettrmln.lion ol laid Board of Ad h* ipcrlally provided by law or rulea ol 1. Tht purthiacr will pay Un p*r otnt Mrj. Toth was a parishioner to become a councilman on the Roselle from Carteret and later •"'• |Juttm*nt h«« b«n riled In th* office of Court. Sold tuc>ect to condition* of a»l«. M-I. of th« accepted bid in cajh, eartUlad Hearing H«I4: Jun* 11. IW7. ,,ld Botrtl at the Municipal •uildlnf.i ROBERT H JAMISON Take further notice that at laid sale. of St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic larteret Borough Council for o North Plainfield. His wife, check, or cwhler'a check payable to Approved by Miyof Tho «, J. Deverin. Main «., Wd»e., N. J. and I* avail able »h*rlff or any data to which it may be ad- two terms from 1933 until 1939. m tha Townanlp and June 4 Freeholder George J. Otlow Approved by Mayor Thomas J. Daverin. Smith Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey lowing the funeral home from 2 until sor Gartens, upon affidavit attached and In d.l.ult thereof such Judgment shal IX. t/njl/67 MM ski; Mrs. Joseph Bartha. Wood- Adv*rtlf*4 H fin illy adopted Jun* M, hereto, and U appearing to the Court that AIPHONSE BEIGERT 5 and 7 until 10 P.M. 19*7. be rendered against you as th* Court shall bridge; Mrs. Alexander Kovacs, good cause exists (or th* granting of this think equitable and Just. You shall file SUMMARY OB SYNOPSIS OF AUDIT IEPORT CARTERET — The funeral of The deceased was the daugh PATRICK POTOCNIG OF FD1E DUTRICT NUMBER UVEN Fords. Mr. Beigert was the Order, your anawer and proof of service In du- Alphonsa Beigert, 61, who died ter of the late Mr, and Mrs Koroufh Clerk It Is on this 8 day of Jun*, lMf, plicate with the Clerk o< the Superior TOWNSHIP OF WOODBUDOE, MIDDLESEX COUNTY, NSW JEMBT brother of the late Mrs. Joseph LP. "/WIT M.W ORDERED that all interested parties Court, State Houae Annex. Trenton, New COMPARATIVE BALANCC SHEET Monday at Cambridge, Mass., Harry Yelnetsky. Born In Perth Balaae* Balaate Synowiecki. Show Cause, before thla Court on the 51st Jersey, tn accordance with the rule* of will be held tomorrow morning Amboy, she resided here for the ORDINANCE #CMJ day of July, 1M7. at th* Court House, civil practice and procedure. *METS Mar. II, lift Man 11, MM AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND OBDtN N.w Brunswick, N.w Jersey, at 8 30 at 8:30 at the Synowlecki Fun- past 20 years and was a parish ANCE #M1» ENTTTLED ''AN ORDIN- Th* object of said action ts to obtain • Cash-General Account | " • WIK HOWARD W. THORN o'clock in th* forenoon or as soon eral Home, 56 Carteret Avenue, ioner of St. James Church, ANCE REQUIRING THE OWNER OR hidgment ol divorce between th* aald Cash-Osnetnictloa Account ..' UM»M CARTERET — Funeral ser- thereafter a. counsel can be heard, why plaintiff and you. Deferred Charge* to Futur* Taxatln 1JO,OM.» Surviving are her husband TENANT Or LANDS LYING WITHIN an Order should not b* entered by this with a high Mas of requiem at vices for Howard W. Thorn, 85, THE BOROUGH OF DATED: June 1, 19«7 James; two daughters, Joan LOUIS F. SE1XYEI I M1I.H Holy Family Roman Catholic of 66 Mali Drive, North Plain- md and Jean at home; a slater, Attorney for PIslnMff LIABILITtEI. RESERVE AND SUKPLUS Church at 9:00. Burial will be STUMPS. ROOTS OBNOXIOUS P« icntly 17* Smith Street field, a resident of Carteret for owned by Windsor Girdtn*. and why si Serial Bends tlMMo.N In St Gertrude Cemetery, Co- Mrs. David McGuiness, Miami GROWTHS. FILTH. GARBAGE, TRASH Perth Amboy, N.w Jersey most of his life, who died Tues- Order should not he entered approving! [,.p. «/l-I5-22-29/*7 Appropriation Reaerv* tJ7«.ao lonia. Friend* may call at the Fla.; three brothers, John AND DEBRIS; PROVIDING TOR THE tan Burplu* JJ14.M day night at Muhlenberg Hos REMOVAL Or THE SAME AND PRO- the terms of sale of the aforesaid sections Miami, Fla.; Victor, Columbus if contained in i certain contract for the Improvement AathortaaUoa t5.tw.ll funeral home to pay respects VIDING rc>R THE IMPOSITION or MIDDLESEX COUNTY pital, Plainfield, are scheduled purchase price of 1550,000.00, and nuthor- Ga.; Charles, Perth Amboy. PENALTIES FOR ANY VIOLATION SURROGATE'S COURT from 2 until 4 and 7 until 10 for tomorrow at 1:00 P.M., at tzinl Til* Truileea to convey said sec- THEJUBOF". NOTICE TO CREDITORS P.M. the Pettit Funeral Home, 371 W. APPROVED AND ADOPTED: June 21. removal i Theodore M. Btlcheff, Jr., Ekecutor ol This Summary of AodH tor th* /Mr *nd*d March «, lttT nl the Boart at Fire of aB bodies pre,«,lly Interr ln lW Milton Avenue, Rahway, and at 1967, " Theodore M. Belcheff. Sr., (or) Th« CommlMtoners. Fin District Number Sevan. Townahip at Woodbridg*, N*» Jersey, A former Middlesex County $l-mil1ion amusement park Relcheff, deceased, by direction of Ab. la published twloe at required by R.S. «:1J1-J7. INTRODUCED: Jun* 7, 19S7. plin submktted by th. Tru*ee, road tupervisor, the deceased Hazelwood Cemetery Chapel at mapped in Watts. ! Advertised as adopted on first ajaadi I.. Motollnsky, Deputy Surrogate ol th* S. W. RORNIBY County of Middlesex, hereby gives notice Treasurer to the creditors of the said Theodore M. L.P. i/B-Jf/W U7.71 Hearing Held: Jun* 11, 1M7. ORDERED that it the iforrtald time nelcheff, Sr., (or) Theodore Belched, to and place ill Interested partle* .Show Approved by Mayor Thomas J. Devtrin. bring In their debts, demands and claims BOARD or rntE COMMIHIONEXS Cause before Oils Court why th. append AdvertUed as finally adopted Jun* 8. agalnet the estate of the saJd deceased DISTRICT NUMBER TWO ed proposed plan should not be approved N7, under oath or affirmation, within *ix POST RXADDta, N, J. by this Court and the proceeds from tha month* from this date or they wtll be PATRICK POTOCNK sal* ol Sections 1 through ] and portions NOTICE Boroagh CI*it forever barred of any lotion therefo At a rtgnlar meatlni of th* Beard of Fir* Cohunlaalorwn, District Number Tw» .9, ./247I7 Mil of Sections 4, 5 ind I be distributed In ac-l against th* said Executor held on Monday, June it, 1M7, th* following statement of Reefipt* and Dilburi*- corduc* with said plus; and It la fur- Theodore M. Belclwff, Jr., ther nwnta for th* Fiscal Y»r March 1, 19*4 U> February », 1M7 «ai gobmltUd by spectacular ORDINANCE #*TU Executor th* District Treasurer as follows: ORDERED that th* Amended Com- AN ORDINANCE AOOEPTDiO AND Dated Jun* Sth, 1K7. Cajh Balinca Maroh 1, UM 4 I4B.14 THE NATIONAL ELECT- plaint of the Plaintiffs he filed in this Stanl.y S. Dtckarson. Em., causa forthwith; and It is further Cask Iteeelpls: RICAL CODE ltd Or THE NATIONAL 77 Main Street, Fir* Tax L*vy . Appropriiilona Remitted by ORDERED that David M. Foley Ejq, South River. N. J. FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION AS Woodbridg* Township Treasurer ~... «Jl«4o be and is hereby appointed is CUs* Rep- AH««wy. A STANDARD GOVERNING INSTALLA- Total Cash Available n9A(7M TION OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTORS resentative of heirs, both known ml un- known, of persons buried In Sections 1, L.P. »/isa Cask Dlsfcancments: AND EQUIPMENT WITHIN OR ON Salaries and Fireman's Compensation and ASowanoM I17M7.4* UBIJC AND PRIVATE BUTLDINOS 2> 3> '• ' ""' s "' lands, and of MTERIFF'S SALE General Expenses J331.M AND OTHER PREMISES AND CON owners of deeds for burial plots In (aid SUPEUOK COURT OF NEW JEB8E' Fire Equipment 1.7M.6O 1UCTORS CONNECTING SAID INSTAI, section*; and It la further CHANCERT DIVISION Water Hydrants MU.M -• I.AT1ON TO A SUPPLY OF ELECTRIC ORDERED that a copy of the Amended MIDDLESEX COUNTY ITY, AUTHORIZING ENFORCEMKNT Complaint and a copy of this Order and Dock.l He. F-UVW Not* Payment - Carteret Bank and OF THE SAID STANDARDS AND FIX appended affidavit md plan be mailed by THE EQUITABLE UFE A9SURANC Trust Company - 3rd Installment 7.000 00 - ING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATIONS. certifiel mall, return receipt requested, SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, Interest on Note 670.81 . APPROVED AND ADOPTED: Jun* 21, to ill known creditors of Windsor Gar- corporation of th* State ol New Yor Flrehouse Repairs and Imprcv*m*nta IJ9t.25 1W7. dens, and pcruons or companies supply- is plaintiff, and ARTHUR JONESi COTV Truck and Equipment Repair* 564.U Insurance 1323 24 * NTRODUCED: Jun* 7, 1K7. Ing or rendering services or materials MACHINE CORPORATION, a corpor •lion; and HILLSIDE STATE BANK, Volunteer Firemen's Group Llf* Insorane* Pramlunu J.44SO0 Advertised aa adopted on first reading for the benefit of Windsor Gardens within ten (10) dayi from the date hereof; and New Jersey b inking corporation, a Gas and Oil for Trucks 163.TI ' with Notice cf Public Hesrlng Jun. t, Defendants. 1967, It Is further Chief's Annual Budtfet WOO JO Hearing Held: Jun* 11, 1MT. ORDERED that • copy of this Order be Writ of Riecutlon for the sal. El*ctloa Exp*n*M Ki.K „ mortgaged premises dated May 4, 1967, Approved bj Mayor Ttamu J. Daverin. published ln The Jersey Journal. Jersey Total Dlsbur:sement* »S4,!H.n Advertised aa finally adopted Jun* 2», City, N.w Jersey, and Ih* Leader-Press, By virtu, of the above dated Writ, Woodbridg*, N*w Jersey, once each week me directed and delivered, I will «xpo*e Cash Balance F*bruiry », 1M7 $1,18337 PATRICK POTOCNIG for three (]) consecutive weeks, the flrtt to sale at public vendue on R.srwcUully submitted, . WEDNESDAY, THE Sth DAY OF Borough Clerk publication to appear during the week 1m Anthony Ragucci, Secretary , ' L.P. 16.U mediately following the entering of this JULY AD, ]«7. L.P. 8/M, Order. at the hour of two o'clock by th* th BKMtLfJTION DAVTD D. rURMAN prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sa ORDINANCE NO. 471J •aid Section 1 and now available therefor Tak* nottc* that on th* lHh day of ISC. Ing* time In the afternoon of the *ald da BOND ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING by virtu* of provision in a budeet or Jun., 1»#7. to* feytot BwaKM* j«JM L.P. S/J»; 7/6, 13/67 KIM at th. Sheriff's Office ln the County A< 1252,000, AND AUTHORIZING THE budgets of tha Borough previously ministration Building, In the City of Ne< ISSUANCE OF (240,000 BONDS OR adopted. men* si th* AnsUs of WooSbrVUT *f- Brunswick, N.J NOTES OF THE BOROUGH. FOR Section 1. For th* financing of said Reductions! t*r a public hearing adopted a refohsHon N.tle*I Speeial Mesttuf *f SasreheKtrs improvements or purposed anoWo mr t (•remises in the Township ol Woa VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS OR for Robert H. Sullivan, tor a variance to t* b. held July 17, 1N7 the part of said I2J2.000 approprial : bridge, Middlesex County, New Jtn PURPOSES AUTHORIZED TO BE 1 erect a If x 33' rear addition «a Lot 11, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pur UNDERTAKEN BY THE BOROUGH OF not provided for by application hereu Block SM-C, 21 Mornlagaid* Road. Colo BEGINNING at a point ln th* soul of said down payments, negotiable bu:. J suant to action of the Board of Directors, wnterly sideline of Cambridg* Drl\ CARTERET, IN THE COUNTY OF nla, N.w J»ney. and that a copy of said W h r h0 d 1 MIDDLESEX, NEW JERSEY. of the Borough ,**ch to b* known as resolution l« on file In th* ctflc* of said S-."^*'J" !I"J "I'i"' » " ' ' " "^therein distant 836 feet northwesterly fro, "Improvement Bond", are hereby First Bank md Trust Company. National ju |nterse<;tion ^ ,„, northweR*ri BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOROUdH Board at th* Municipal Building, Wood- COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF authorized to b* Issued ln the principal Association (hereinafter called the sldelln* of New Dover Road and fro: amount of 1240,000 pursuant to the Local "Bank"), will be held on July 17, 1967 at CARTERET. IN THE COUNTY OF said point of Beginning running: MIDDLESEX. NEW JERSEY (not leas Bond Law of New Jersey. In anticipation 1:X P.M. (Cwtern Daylight Saving (1) along said southwesterly lln* of th. issuance of said bonds', and to Time), at the office of the Bink. 214 than two thirds of all tha member* CLOSED JULY 4th Cambridge Drlv* north 61 degrees 43 thereof affirmatively concurring), AS temporarily finance said improvements or Smith Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, minutes 33 second* west 163.11 feet to a FOLLOWS: purposes.rposes, negotiable notes of thethe* Borough for th. following purports: point of curve; thence (2) still along said Section 1. The several Improvements in a principal amount nott exceeding 1. To consider and act upon I proposal, southwesterly sideline of Cambridge described in Section 3 of this bond $240,000 are hereby euthorizeU to be declared ldvleable by the Board of Drive In a northerly direction along the ordinance are hereby rwpectlvely issued pursuant to ind within th« MIKE'S Directors: arc of a curve to the right having a radius authorized as general improvements to be limitations prescribed by said L*w. (a) To increise the outstanling cap- of 100 feet, an arc distance of 157.01 feet; made or acquired by The Boruugh of Section 3. The improvement* hereby ital stock of the Bank from thence (3) south 28 degrees 14 minutes Cartertt, New Jersey. For the said authorized and the several purpose* for Make Your July 4th 12.250,000 (eonilsting of 450,000 25 seconds west 107.21 fee..t . to an ingle. ; -,ver,i Improvement* or purpose* stated the financing of which said obligation* (hares of the par value of J5 said Section 3, there ar* hereby •re to b. issued (each of which shall b* thence; (4) south 1 degree 10 minutes 40 made or undertaken In accordance with Party A Blast! each) to 12.373,000 (consisting seconds west 429.39 feet; thence (9) *outh appropriated the respective nimi of money therein stated a$ th* appropria- the respective plans or specification* or of 473,000 *h*rea of said par S9 degrees M minutes 30 seconds eut both, therefor prepared and on file In tha Serve 'em value) through the declaration tions made for said improvament* or 68.23 reel; thence (6) north IS digreu purpcaes. said sums being inclusive of all office of the Borough Clerk and hereby and payment of a stock dividend 14 minutes 25 seconds eut 393.42 feet and ppropriatlons heretofore road* therefor approved), the appropriation mad* for of 2iM share, of $3 par value, along the northwesterly Una of lot S, on nd amounting In the aggregate to and the estimated coat of each such to be Issued to the shareholders map hereinafter referred to, to th. south- $252,000 including the aggregate sum of purpose, and the estimated maximum of th* Bin* at the rate of 1 westerly sideline of Cambridge Drive and J12.0OO as Ih* several down payment* for amount of bonds or notes to be tamed for •htr* for *ach 18 «hires held. the point of Beginning. *aid Improvements or purposes required each such purpose, are respectively u (b) la order U give effect to th* Being lot J block 476B aa shown on by law and more particularly described IB follows: ' foregoing, to amend the Articles Map of Colonia Acre Kstates, Section 1 ef Association of Ul* Bank by filed April ft, 1941. file M, map 1«U. ESTTQIATED changing th* firat paragraph of The above description Is in acoordarice MAXJMUM A Kiel. Fifth thereof to read is with a survey mail, by George T. Lucas, APPROPRIA- AMOUNT Of * foUowi: Surveyor, dated April 12, 1963. TION AND ESTI- BONUS OR •• "Fifth: Th* amount of capital Being the fame premises conveyed to IMPROVEMENT OR PURPOSE MATED COST NOTES stock »f tht Association shall be Richard P. Farkis and Sally L. Farkaj, Two million, Three Hundred hU wife, by deed recorded March I, 1959, (a) Construction of a new building which Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars in Book 1805 of Deeds for Middleatx Coun •hall be of Class A construction (a* (nj71,«00) divideii d Into 474,00mm 0 tty . . page 101077 . andd conveyed t o AtArthuh r defined or referred to In Section 40A:2-ll •hares Of common stock of the Jones by sheriff's deed dated Jarflgfy 23, of th* Local Bend Law) far as* aa a 19*7 and recored February «, 1W7, in municipal garage for th* storing and par vain* of Five Dollars (15) garaging of motor vehicle* and ether each; but said capital stock may Book 2571 oi D**da for Middles*! County, p*ge 237. equipment of tha Borough on tha Monsanto be Increased or decreased from Roo*av*lt Avenue Urn* lo time ln accordance wrih Said premise* an also designated a» northerly *ld* of th* provisions of the laws oi the I-jt s. Block I76B, on th* Tax Hap ol th* constituting Lot 3 in Block S on the Tax United States." Township of Woodbridge, and ar* com- Assessment Map of the Borough, and the S. To consider and act upon any and alt monly known aj U Cambridge Drive, purchase and Installation of all original IUMM other maU«rs Incidental to the fore- Colonia, N. J. furnishings and equipment therefor THESE CUT-PRICES ARE VALID going proposal which may properly Th* approximate amount of the) judg (b) Purchase of new and additional come btfore the meeting or any ad- m.nt to b* satisfied by said s»l* U tht vehicles and equipment for th* Borough journment thereof. sum of Thirty-seven thousand, On* hun- consulting of on* (1) power-operated tree Only shareholders of record at the close dred fifty-one (»J7,151 00) Dollars more stump remover, on* 11) power-opented i| of business en June 3D, 1M7 will b* en- or lea*, plus interut togathtr with th* tre. branch chipper, on* (1) four-wheel 2 DAYS ONLY! FRI. & SAT. titled to vote at th* meeting or any ad- cost* of this aal*. drive Jeep dump truck, on* (1) self- journment thereof. Th* *ub»criber r*a*rv** th* right to propelled street sweeper, on* (1) power- adjourn aald *ala from time t* time sub- drlvin sawer vacuum cleaner aa chassis, By order of th* Board of Director* and on. (1) garbag. truck MTI I These values are so extreme, the prices so low, we don't expect W. EMLEN ROOSEVELT ject only to such limitation* or restrict- ions upon th* exerclae of such power as President (c) Improvement of th* public playground quantities to last after Saturday. SHOP EARLY & SAVE! June •». 1M7 m«y be iptclally provided by law or rules of Court. Sold aubjeot h> conditions tennis courts of and in the Borough oa L.P. 6/39; 7/6/67 KI.M Lewi* Street by construction thereon of a | of new playing surtact NOTICE ROBERT H. JAMISON • ion ••••••••••••••••••a********** Tak* nolle* that application ha* been Sherifl (d) Improvement of th* Borough Halt mad* to th* Mayor and Council af th* DONALD B. JONES located la the Borough on Cook* Avuiua Borough of Carteret to transfer to Ana* Attorney by reconstruction thereof Including SCULPTURED MULTI- ACRtUIC PLUSH Honganl.llo T/A Anne's Tavern for prem- L.r. win installation of new roof and replacement ise* located at #1 Charles Street. Carter- of all existing .nt.rior window* and door* LEVEL BROADLOOM et. N. J. the Plenary Retail Consump- NOTICE or PUBLIC SALE with new window* aad doors and required PtLE BROADLOOM tion Licens* #C-23 heretofore Issued to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: appurtenance* •M Anna Iv»no, Executrix of tha Estate of At a regular matting of the Municipal 3 Dtcoralor'i Choic* in 1 % n.w colors. Gnat luxury, ixcaptionally prictdi Paul Ivano, trading M Paul's Tavem Council of th* Townahlp of Woodbridge, (e) Purchase of additional *4ulpment for (or th* pr*ml»i located at #9 Charles held Tuesday, Jun* ». 1M7, I waa dl- Installation and us. ln th* Borough Tax K footprints won't litow. CKoo»* from 12 exquisit* color hu«i. street, Carteret, New Jersey. raot*d to advertise th* fact that cm OfNc* consisting of one (1) new automatl* bookieeptng machine TJ0> Objections, if, any, should be mad* Wednesday evening. July 5, 1MT, th* Mu- immediately In writing to Patrick Potoc- nicipal Council will m**t at 8:00 P.M (DST> in tha Council Chamb*r*. Me nlg. Borough Clerk of Uw Borough *f Total* Carter**. mortal Municipal Building. Wwdbridfe I 140.000 N.w J«ra*y, and «npos* and sell at pub- (Signtd) lic sale to the highest bidder according Th* .ices* of th* appropriation mad* $499 $C99 Anns alonganlell. for. tach such purpoae over th* aatlmated la Ih* foregoi« esUmat* of Hi* cost* af to term* of sal* on file with the Munlcl- T/A Anna's Tavern maximum amount i< bonds or note* to b* •aid purpo***. j p*l Cl*rk; open to inspectioo and to be Section J. The full faith and credit of L.P. «/XM»/»T Issued therefor, aa above slain), la Uw sq. yd. :ly read prior te swle, lo' • DO.oa' amount of tha said down payment lor th* Borough ar* htr.by pledged to the only only in' Lot Ci-H, Block 530 on ih* Woodbrtdg. punctual payment of th* principal of and 4 NOTIC* said purp«e*. Townahlp Aa****m«nt Mip Th* fallowing mattw* an iatereat on th* aald obligation* authorized 5 TAKE NOTICE that on Friday, Jun* W, Sec:llon 4. by ihi* bond ordUunc Said obligatioiu •)•*••*•***•••••*•••••»•*•**•*> •••••••••••*••*•••••••••••»«» 1967 at I » .'clock In tha forenoon, I, Ttk* further nellce that the Hwlcipal hereby determined, declared, recited tad slated: ihall be direct, unlimited obligations of RAYMOND OLE JOHNSON. Infant by kit Council, has by resolution, and purauant the Borougb, aad th* Borough shall be Guardlaa ad Ulam, OLE RE1DAR JO- te law, fixed a minimum pVlc. at which <•) Th* **id purpose* described in USE OUR E-Z CREDIT * ENJOY YOUR OARPtT HOW! Sectioa J of this bond ordinance ar* aot obligated to levy ad valorem taxaa upon HAN NESiEN, shall apply to th* Hlddle- said lot In aald block will be sold to all the taxabl. property wTthi... n the **x County Court at the Middle**! Coun- gather with all olhu details pertinent, curreat expeniaa and ars each a property or improvement which th* Borough mty Borough for Die payment 'of aald ty Court How* la th* City of New Bruns. said minimum price being 1100.00 plus lawfully acquire or mak. aa a g.neral obligation* and interest thereoa* without wldk, New Jersey for a Judgment author- costs of preparing deed and advertising improvement, and no part ef th* colt limitation of rate or amount. ising me lo assume the name ef RAY- this sal*. Bald lot ln said block will it thereof has bieo or ahall b, specially Section Thla bund ordinance shal) MOND O1E JOHANNKSSEN. (iiilre a down payment of 10% uf the- bid aueued oa property specially benefited tak. effect twenty (30) .days after the OLE HK1DAK JOHANNKSSEN. ccrpt«4 by the Munk-ipul Cuuncll, In thereby. first publication thereof after final as father and natural guardian of dart, certified check, iir cashier's clievk Ill) The average period of ustfulnes. uf passage, M provided by Hid Local Ikind RAYMOND OLE JOHNSON payable to the Township uf said purpu*es taking Intu cuuidamtiuo Uw Office* th. balance of purchase price to be the respective atnouiils uf the said obllga- AITAOVED AND ADOPTED: June 11, Just ring... KAPLAN. KHNGOIJ> <• KAHLAN paid within thirty day*. tiuai authorixed heieby (or the several 1»7 S 7 Coiik* Aveuu* Said property ij mor* particularly de- puriwaa*. wlthiu the limitalluns uf aald! lNrKOl>U(JKl); Jun* T, 1W7. Carteiet, N.w Jersey 07001 acribed ae per attached dcscil| Igunrdifln. ov uncle. attire and supplier Bank Dividend 'WebelosDay' Highlights of the d;iy uill in Solomon's Recognized A special Rale on golf equip 62 Years For Boii elude: Seoutrraft Area; Nnltire it . I J merit ia now going on. WRSTFIELT) - Directors of REAGAN'S Lodge; rifle and archery miitr. M I>pOrlS liPatler the National Bank of Wcalfield 1 have declared a regular quir Sixty two years ago the lateiCarnbridce llnusr " This store Held by Pack hike to Paradise Falls; Trading Knr (hr past sf) yrars &,,. ^.. E|WrfMl uro rjletlccl jterly dividend of 50 cent a share CITGO .lacoh Boff nprnctl a store on'rxrfufivdy rnrrirs V, ft f 1 y Post; Water Carnival: King Tte-ftmfm.s 1,71 KliznMh Av(1 ^ " Third SI., Elizabeth, known RslAmoricnn f 11 r n i I u r r and ...... ,., , "f I'ark^real; supper: Campfire; Imli Kij/nhnh, ), |, reci)gni/e One coupon per family. Good thru Sot. July t, 1967 TWO GUYS S TWO GUYS GROCERY 3SK8S&STJ0 GUYS GROCERY DEPTx^ TOMATO PUREE 5 1 CALL DAIRY DEPARTMENT PRODUCE DEPT. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. MARGARINE MORTON DINNERS 10 TWO GUYS VARIETIES FOR SOFT SWEET EATING CUSTOM RUG NATURAL SWISS RANCHER'S BEEF ROYAL CLEANING! CHEESE DAIRY 33' CANTALOUPES PATTIES 2.99- SAVE mm TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP FIRST OF THE SEASON ONE BOOK SPECIAL WEEKLY SPECIAL PLUMS ib. 35" 9x12 RUGS IP YOUR BOOK TOWARD THE SAVES PURCHASE OF otltttf ilits in pjoportLun GLAMORF.NE" Our cscliuive "Deep-Clean" l'rvreni will APPETIZING DEPT. rentoit 1I10 original color, beauty and intuit. We'll help mat* your home teem A.M.F. 10" TRICYCLE SPOT CLEAN T-Boiie frame, cluonie fundtri TURKEY ROLL 7o«. Ju*t ipray on, bruih oH. VSUMMER STORAGE SPECIAL and handle bar. Whitewall lirvs, Removei all itairu from fabrics i.k.mtd 9 > 12 Hug two colored saddle. Flamboyant ,':dd'tiou.il ch.np.e 0* ted HnUh. in seconds. S.iiiS 1.1' DARK Reg. WITH A Called For And Delivered-FREE! MEAT C FOOD . 6.97 •URCHASI 97 REG. § OF $2 000* Plus One Filled 1.49 WALL to WALL ONLY 10c -«• Two Guys BAKED VIRGINIAN MORE MOTHI'HOOKIISC Trading Stomp 87 HOU5EWARES DEPT. Our Fai:lory-Tr«iiird Craflbmcn will H'IIIIHH dn-ij-clnwn TOY DEPT3. Book KITCHEN COOKED 69 .dirt and gilt and ibeu geiilly tliampoii »mir liriuilliiom HAM removing all toil. Color, Texture mid l'ile rcslured. ! CALL NOW ! MIDDLESEX 0p«n Daily 9:30 A.M. 'til 10 P.M. W. _„, th,rL| M ta ^ -- /KIIAMTH MM WESTFItlO ARIA CQUMTY Sunday *IO A.M. 'III 6 P.M. £ptf i,:rSSl ft. ItttX COUNTY SOMERSET COUNTY (Toll tit) Route 9 - WOODBRIDGE *For Sales Allawtd By low >*•*-»•< *«» »»• 351-1100 634-0770 233*0780 Route 18 - EAST BRUNSWICK «B.i*iUI k Boolud Hut h,,,t..,..'.v,.V.iiin f,H...Va*.»i'".i*'^i •Cloatlvf* l^nt Julf Lwas announced this week byjThe company offered an in- $:t.!3 an hour or $6,150 a year. pharey a at home; maternal grand mew interchange, accordin;g to|Representative Edward J, Pat crease of 14 cents an hour. stat-: our nation's life the ringing of' son, 45, 108 Paterson SlreeH mnr riM-ling club and story I Present minimums are $1.60 an bells was the standard way of New Brunswick, was held in parentsBarents,. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dein-!an agreement reached at ten who was informed of the ing it would double its hospi- hours tor elementary school [hour overall, and for registered Woodbridge; paternal i meeting attended by Mayor grant by Robert C. Weaver, sec talizalion contributions and that celebrating lndepend e n c e $1,500 bail on complaints (it inger, |breaking ami entry and carry- ch:!:iivu. t-iixirts films and film| nurses, $2.76. Other salaries will Kalph B. Barone, Council Pres-j^tary of Housing and Urban it would raise night shift bonus-i i)ay. Bell" recordings over a idenl Joseph Nemyo, Assembly- Development, :<"s from 8 mils and tfi cents an J ],»,«• speaker system may be i»ig concealed weapons. I atroi-