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TOP COVERAGE Leader-Pren and Leader Shopper —top circulation coverage In Woodbrldge area. Serving Woodbridge Township, Cartcret and Edison Sntarad u M Claw MM PnbUitwf Watty TEN CENTS At P. 0. Woodbrldf*, N. J. Woodbridge, N. J., Wednesday, May 1, 1968 On Wtfl Hess Gives $5,000 Pool To Y Program INSTANT COP: Ltocal Y Gets Big Start Draft Dodgers Receive At Kick-Off Luncheon; Quit E. Brunswick Dept. Advice From His Group Pledge $11,500 In Gifts WOODBRIDGE Leon Hess, earning, Service to God and At 12 M., Reports Here president of the Hess Oil and Active Kindness." Rev. Seamans Revealed Chemical Corporation, will pre Pastor of the First Presbyter- WOODBRIDGE — Rev. Theodore C. Sea- make the decision whether to go or oppose sent a $5,000 mobile swimming ian Church, Iselin, Rev. David mans, pastor of the Woodbrldgr Methodist the draft." pool and trailer to the Wood- D. Prince pledged the support Church, will not find a champion in School The Methodist minister pointed out that bridge Area Y.W. and Y.M.C.A. of the Protestant Community For Duty 8 Hours Later Commissioner Roy Mundy. counselling Is the only object of the group. to be ready for use this summer. Tor, he said "to serve God is to After a movie sponsored by Seamans' He said if a young man decided to flee to The announcement was made serve mankind." WOODBRIDGE - Instant Township but police officers nelly and Patrolmen Warren group — the Middlesex Conftty Clergy and another country or face five years in jail by State Senator Norman Tanz Charles Famula, president of cop! from six surrounding communi- Searles, Patrick Donohue and Laymen Concerned About Vietnam — at and fine rather than fight, it is an individ- man at a kickoff luncheon held the Bnard of Education, inform- That Is what Sigmund Za- ties as well. Herbert Williams. The men at- Woodbridge Senior High School auditorium ual's decision. Wednesday at the Cotillion Room ed the community leaders that blocfci, Jr., 528 East Avenue. Se- Currently taking the course at tend Rutgers two nights a week which seemed quite empty as only 75 at- "There is one youth from the County of Howard Johnson Motel, Route the schools are behind the Y pro- Wfuen, has turned out to be. Rutgers are Capt. Arthur Don- on their own time. tended — the minister told Ihe press after- who is in Canada, partially because of our 1. Mrs. Elizabeth V. Novak, ram and the formal agreement ward that his group would tsk for classes counselling", Seamans said. "Several president of the Woodbridge between the Board and the Zablocki, together with Rich- Township Business and Profes- ard Koesi-s, 8 Roanoke Street, in the school system on the Selective Ser- others expressed their interest in moving Township officials was the fore- vice Laws so the students will have "their to that country which protects draft dod- sional Women's Club, was in runer of the, YMCA, action. Woodbridge, were sworn in rights explained." charge of luncheon arrange Wednesday morning as mem- Bids For Glen Cove School gers. They went as far as to visit Canadian Also addressing the group wai cities, but later decided to face the courts meats. Nicholas Venezia, president bers of the Woodbridge Police in the United States rather than give up In making the announcement, Department. 'Ridiculous', Says Mundy of Woodbridge Area Chamber Being Reviewed By BofE their American citizenship." Senator Tanzman said that May- of Commerce. The Sewaren man for the past "Ridiculous!" exclaimed Mundy when or Ralph P. Barone had called two years has been a member WOODBRIDGE — Efforts are The Board President indicated told of Seamans' statement. "Selective Ser- Did Not Pay Entire Tax him and said that one of the Principal speaker wa* the of the East Brunswick Police being made by the Board of that the Board had hoped with vice is not a school function. I am certainly key needs of the new Woodbridge 'ommissioner of Labor and In- Department. Education to get everything in the construction of the new opposed to any such suggestion. I, as a Rev. Seamans told the reporters that he YMCA program was to get dustry of the State of New Jer- member of the Board of Education, will not served as a chaplain in the Air Force and sey, Raymond S. Male who is "As a matter of fact," Police readiness to award contracts for school .that School 8 in Keasbey someone to donate the mobile also vice president of the Cen- the construction of the Glen Cove could be closed down. be a part of teaching youngsters to evade resigned his reserve rank as captain last pool which will be in use Director Joseph A. Galassi said, the draft, which is the law of our land." year in protest of the Vietnam War. He also tral Atlantic Council of YMCA "Zablocki worked his last shift School, Sewaren, possibly a "But with all the new town throughout the municipality. of the United States. He pointed week from Monday. Seamans said the possibility of distribu- reported that he did not pay 25 percent of as a member of the East Bruns- houses being con9tructed in the ting literature on the draft through the his income tax in protest and has heard "I told the mayor I would try out that the erection of a Y wick Department until midnight Charles Famula, president of area, their is no hope of closing schools and sponsoring talks on the subject from Federal authorities who have assess- and I called Mr. David T. Wil- building is not necessary to a and reported for duty here at 8 the Board of Education, said to- down Keasbey School at the during Assembly periods will also be in- ed him six per cent of the unpaid total. entz", Tanzman related. "We successful Y program - that a o'clock this morning, Since Za- day that the bids for the school present time", he went on. "We vestigated by his group. are very fortunate in having "I computed the amount of the U. S. bud- a man like Mr. Wilentz who is uilding means working on bud- blocki has completed the com- came ki somewhat higher than will have to find some one to "There are several types of objectors to get that is going into the war and simply gets day in and day out. He felt anticipated. The school was es- make improvements at Keasbey always available. He was en pulsory training for policemen Vietnam War" continued Seamans. "There deducted 25 per cent from my tax", he thusiastic about the Y program a Y program should be for "the required by the State of New timated to cost $970,000. The and keep the school open at are those who are opposed to it morally continued. "I sent my forms in along with kids where they can be reached least for the time being." and a few days late I received Jersey and the required training lowest bids came in at a total and there are those who are just afraid to a letter of opposition to the Vietnam War." a call from him saying: 'You've and on their terms." He advo- in firearms, we found our type of $1,040.00. go for fear of their own safety." got it. Mr, Hess will donate the cated using facilities already of uniform to fit him and Za- "However, it has been deter Would Back Dodgers pool.' We are very grateful to available. blocki went to work immediate- mined that we received good Counselling on Draft The minister then informed the news- Mr. Hess." Fred Weber, of the Wood- ly." bids", Famula continued, "but Governor's Aid Seamans revealed that the Concerned papermen he would back a person bucking bridge Jaycees, gave a report 1 Donors Make on me1'YMCA survey recently Zablocki is 26 and a gradual there are a number of minor About Vietnam unit hat beep counselling the draft "both financially and morally. ' , an average of eight M sflNUw County H«t indicated he would «e> *»HT M to spend Although the kick-off lunch conducted by his o.r*?nizatlon. of Woodbridge Senior High details to be ironed out before Plan Finds Favor v eon was not meant for solicita- we can accept the bids." youths a week. He said the information five years in jail for coaching young men He saidthat of the survey forms School, Class of 1963. He is mar- given to the young mei "have helped them on Selective Service. tion but to set the groundwork distributed, 50 per cent returned ried to the former Barbara Ki- A caucus of the Board is set for donations, several other don the survey sheets and 94 per wior of Perth Amboy ilKl is the tor Monday when the subject, With Fay, Wilentz ors were reported. They inclu cent favored the program. In father of a daughter, Cheryl in all probability, will be dis ded Alan Steinberg, vice presi regard to the question whether Ann, 2. ' cussed. WOODBRIDGE - Assembly- dent of Supermarkets Genera they would be willing to pay an Census Takers To Start Nab Parents, that is building a warehouse on Kocsis has been employed at Famula said he was disturbed men John J. Fay, Jr., Colonia annual fee of $12 to 15 per fam- by rumors making the rounds and Robert N. Wilentz have an- Blair Road, $2,500; Peter Si ily, 9,266 voted yes and 2,057 Ford Motor Company, Edison. deris, owner of Howard Johnson He moved to Woodbridge from that the Glen Cove School will nounced they are willing to go Son For Sale voted no. right down the line with the rec- Rounds Monday Morning Restaurant and motel, $1,000; Johnstown, Pa., about four be a school for the retarded. Carl Fleming of Fireside Real years ago. Aged 27, he is mar- "That is not so", the Board ommendations contained in Gov WOODBRIDGE — Starting Of Fireworks ty, Iselin; Leonard Sendelsky ried to the former Vicki Tyrrell, president declared. "There will Richard J. Hughes' special mes Monday morning, 130 federal Colonia and Quardrell Brothers Township Receives Rahway. They have a son, Ri be classes for the atypical child- sage for urban aid. The gover census takers will start out "to Township to Share WOODBRIDGE — Police re- builders, $500 each; John Mol- chard, I. ren in the new Glen Cove School nor has said he favored an in count noses" in WoodbrJdge In Aid for Migrant ported that there were none nar of Molnar Electric, $300; Jo come tax but would go along of the usual weekend complaints seph Ostrower and Isadore Ro $58,500 in Green Tomorrow will see more activ- as there are in other schools Township, with the hope that of persons setting off fireworks throughout the Township. How- with an increased sales tax. the final result will be an extra Education Says HEW senblom, $200 each; Dr. Georg ity at police headquarters when thanks to the alertness of Town- Frederick, Charles Dearborn Prof. John Mark, direc'or of the ever, the main reason for the Fay said "it is ridiculous to $582,725 in State School Aid for WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- bridge school district will par- ship detectives whose stakeout $100 each. Acres Funds, Mayor police science program at Rut- construction of the new school talk about favoring recommen the municipality. Under the pre- of Iselin home resulted in three sent law, municipalities with a ticipate in the migrant-educa In welcoming the guests, May WOODBRIDGE — Checks gers, will outline the new course was to lessen the busing from datkms while opposing taxes.' tion program financed by the arrests and confiscation of more at Police Headquarters at 2:00 the area and return the children Fay said he favors the income population of 100,000 or over are than 20,000 assorted fireworks. or Barone said that "the initia in the amount of $58,500 in United States Department of impetus (for the campaign] P.M. The audience will not only to their own neighborhood, so to tax but like the governor would entitled to an extra $27 per pu- Health, Education and Welfare. Charged with possession of Green Acres funds, have been include policemen from the pil. fireworks were Mr. and Mrs. must come from community received, Mayor Ralph P. Ba- speak." accept the increase in sales tax Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr. leaders, such as yourselves. We E. J. Steinfeld, Census Super- (D-N.J.) who sponsored the mi- Zalenko, 156 Worth Street, Is rone announced yesterday. lin. Their 16-year old son was trust you rcognize the value oi visor, who started instructions grant-education bill, said $517,- the YMCA program and that According to, the mayor, for leaders today, said he was 728 will come to the state from charged with juvenile delinquen- cy and possessing and selling today we will be able to show $47,500 is for the site where very pleased with the facilities HEW during the summer. A- you, through the work we have provided and the cooperation re- mong the programs to be estab- fireworks. the Health Center now stands Police said a number of com- done to this point that such pro ceived from Township officials. lished are summer classes, grams can be successfully es and where the new Main Li- evening classes for teenagers plaints streamed into headquar- Mr. Steinfeld also reported ters during the past weeks and tablished in Woodbridge Town brary, now in the architectur- and young adults who cannot ship". , al stages, will be built. The that 250 applicants as census leave the fields in the daytime, an investigation was ordered. It takers were tested and approxi- diagnostic center to determine wasn't long before Detectives Rev. John L. Gerety, St. Ce remainder, $11,000, will meet mately 130 are being employed. specific difficulties in migrant Stephen Simon and Felix Galas- celia's R. C. Church, Iselin, told half the purchase price for The Census Supervisor asked all education and a two-week camp so learned of an alleged "sales- the group that all three majo man" from an Iselin Junior two acres on Rahway Avenue residents to give the census tak- to be attended by 250 migrant faiths have combined to maki and along the Reading Rail- ers their cooperation. children. High School sttident. the Y program a success in road right-of-way in Avenel. "If you work and no one Is The Zalenko home was placed Woodbridge Township. home during the day", Mr. TALENT AUCTION under surveillance and shortly "We must teach our young The Township owns a par- Steinfeld said "you can help us WOODBRIDGE — A tafent after teenagers were seen en- people how to liv,e, not just how cel of land of over eight auction, for 'the benefit of the tering the home and later leav- to make a living", the priest re- acres adjoining the two acres tremendously if you will list the marked. names of each member of your Perth Amboy General Hospital, ing with a purchase. They were which will be added to the will be held Tuesday at 8:00 taken to headquarters and the family with their birth dates on Rabbi Samuel Newberger P. M., at the home of Mrs. questioning resulted in obtaining Congregation Adath Israel, in recently acquired site k* pro- a piece of plan white paper; seal Walter Zirpolo, New Dover a search warrent from Magis his remarks said that there "are duce 10 acres for future rec- it in an envelope and then give Road, Colonia. trate Andrew Desmond. three lessons we have to learn reation use." it to a neighbor to be passed on to the census taker. This will facilitate the work of the enumerators and help us get the census completed in time for the State's (leadline June 30.'• Mr. Steinfeld also recommen- ded that if there is no friendi with whom the information can! be left, that it be sent to the census office at 106 Main Street. *!\o Comment', Say Murphy and Barone WOODBHIDGE — "No com ini-nt. I don't want to get into a controversy in the press on a subject that is really trivial", said Frank Murphy, Township Di'iiiiii'iahc .li!ad«r, recanting -.tune.s printed elsewhere that a lialltc is developing ovvr tllu ''("••I'd'atic clrrnir-- ' i'>. l''nr t'••• pa-t f.w v:\ii-.-i, ns if
Mfj'in to appear that li'.,iulh Ward Dcinu.ratic County Com- urn lie Chairman Joseph Baki-r is planning tu challi-ngf Murphy lor the Icadi-rshij). A lot of wmd a;;c is used ill Wie press ill id All. SliT K>H ANNUAL SHOW: Tnnily Player ul . i u I,, i o I ( :,,i, U \\ • ,,i wjH i Murphy has Ix-en .iBflciti-d ' • present an original roiiiiuly, "Swrrl Snlju :i " r i , • tin., lion ni i\|is. N. ic y ,i,-il ut the u I a fly Triuily Parish House, May III Mini II. In:. <•, in > lie ui-unuxl from l.imla P,n< i, i:,7 I' ISI-II Mayor Itiilpli P- Barone al.su SCIKMTISTS OI I 111: I Ulllti;: While iilhi'i stu.l.iils look mi, Srlli IMmi OHHIUCIM ,I Miciitilif t-iuri'iiiu-nt j| I:\JM, '(IK, Avriiii.-, \v<'inl. Left t0 light, Mrs. Kobeit luue, Mis. tieorge Jiuoui, Mis. Anthouy Viiuilli anil .i
I r TOP COVERAGE I*ader-Fr*n and Leader Shoppct —top circulation coverage is Woodbridge area. Serving Woodbridge Township, Carterct and Edison At P. 0. W«xM>fid|t, N. J. Woodbridge, ICJ.,.Wednesday, May 1, 1968 O« IWHMU TEN CENTS NEWSFRONT Carteret Student Tops All CLOSE-UPS Bob Monahan Accepted Students Visit n The AitarHwttly Society of St. Joseph'* George Maskaly, 15 ,„!,:• i hurch will Iwht flieir regular monthly meet- By U.S. Naval Academy Il t ih.v 2. The annual May Crowning will take Historic Spots < hurrh witfcwtfc&flKmgf being chosen from CARTERET ~ Robert P. , ^hft rider illembers. AD flMMMri are requested to at Monahan, of Carteret, nomin- On Bus Journey ated by Rep. Edward J, Pal- ,„,(,,,s are reminded tfcat Taeiday, May 7, will be an ten (D 15 Dist.N.I), has been j CARTKRKT - Two fourth Ifirado classes of the Nathan ii. M in. miff lion at *e Ceaade. The hus leaves from accepted by the U. S. Naval T J .. I.. L- * sirnt srhool at 5 P. M. ihar*. Academy, Hale Srhool visited the Aquara mil and historical Philadelphia He will report to the acade- this week Mrs. ,lulia Thomas's The Mothera' Clnb «f St. Elizabeth Roman my at Annapolis on Wednes- nnd Miss Bertha Rubcl's fourth mifr ,.,11 hold its monthly Surka and Kolbasz sale day, June 28th. graders departed from the Nath ' j | \i n 8 from 5 P, M. to 7:30 P. M. and on Thurs- In National Contest Monahan is 17 years of aye an Hale School at SAM. via ,", .,,,.. in A. M. to 1 P.M. in St. James Hall, Long-i and is a senior at St. Joseph's the Board of Education Bus ',,. i.j- m-c orders may be placed hy calling the Hall! CARTERET — George Ma* High School, of Metuehen. He At the Aquarama. Ihe rhil :aly, 15, a sophmoroe at Carter* ,v ,..,i«v and Tburfday morning, at 541 8238. } will also be a member of the clrpn visited Sea Theatre and t High. School, has won Grit • • • t June, 1968 graduating class. witnessed a pair of dolphins be Public Service Advances irize in the 1968 National Mart RT]1U r The I-oraatfy Laites Aid Society of the Son of Mr. & Mrs. William ing put. through their acl by me Day Pester Contest, tJ. S, ,„ Rffnrmed Char* WH1 prepare Hungarian stylish J. Monahan, of 78 l^ber | their trainer Bob Mullen. Under Rep. Edward J. Patten (D-NJ) water ,s«>a life was the next show Rhody to New Position ; nn\ Tuesday and Wedaetday, May 7 and 8. Sale Street, Robert is a member of j announce/! this week. place at Bfthlen Hall, M Cooke Avenue where ad the National Honor Society, | witnessed by the group. Train ed seals were put through their CARTERET — John G. Rho in <;eneration field locations; Patten, who represents the iSih , nlrtrrs uill be ready for piekap. Such orders can be received a commendation for j dy, 83 Hagaman Street. Carter-jnamely. Marion Station in Fob- Distrfcl -- most, of Middlesex his scholastic accomplish- paces as another attraction. The I „„(, .im member of tag society or Mrs. William Blrl, 1 group saw exhibits ot many et, has been named assistantiruary, 1964; Hudson in August, County — was informed by J. W. Ittsidrnl. ments and was on the debating 'kinds of fish in large tanks with chief clerk at Sewarea Genera 11964, promoted to office assist Gulick, Acting Maritime Alt team and cheerleader squad. glass sides ting Station of Public Service ant at Hudson in 1965, and ministrator, that the Sf Joseph's HoJy Name Society will formally Interested in track events, The classes next visited Tn Electric and Gas Company. transferred to Bergen Station in oungster will be awarded • membership drivt oa Sunday, May 5. All en Monahan served on the. varsi- dependence Hall, Liberty Bell, Rhody holds a bachelor of March, 1966. cheek on Wednesday morning, <:, nil me and phone can be forwarded to the Gen ty crosscountry and track Chrisl ('hurrh and Franklin's science degree in management Rhndy vvas promoted tn senior for his artistic achievement. I . f'pleiier or.aay active Holy Name member. teams. ROBERT P. MONAHAN office assistant in September, The presentation ceremony 1 Grave the BeUv Ross House from Rutgers University. Em- , i BO ,- in tb» it*t twi» years it is the fastest Monahan was nominated hy ing part in extensive competi- and Carpenter's Hall. ployed by Public Service in 1958 1966, the position he held prior will be held on the Senate-Bide •. m ihe ParUkv., Congressman Patten after tak- tive tests. Two fifth grades departed for in the Load Dispatcher's Office, to his transfer to Sewaren as of the Capitol at 11:15 A.M.*«tftli > V » Morristown. and visited Morris he thereafter transferred to the assistant chief vlerk. Patten and other officials taking I The St itMah'a Nwtanal Adoration So. jlown Historical Pa,rk. Wrs. Hil Generation Chief Clerk's Office Mr. and Mrs. Rhndy have part. nil! Mil its AdorjrttajMrflfiMBjr May 4 from 12 BPW Renames 2 Scholarships ida Ginda and tyr, Al6n l.eiter and has held various positions three children. Every year the Maritime Ad- rjit in I \ M. at SL wUn WiWs, Perth Amboy, Car i accompanied their classes. The ministration—which is part o! I k- available !• fr«* *f ft. jTiyali'i Church from first stop was made at the Ford the Department of Commerce— i r> I'M. (Fri. «|0t> tar* UQmt «aable to faminh Mrs. H. S. Juniors House, where George Washing- Parking Rules Sons of VFW and the shipping industry of the !i>n sel up his headquarters dur U, S. conduct a contest ainong CAHTERET — Mrs. Wanda i CARTERET — Two - . inn the Revolutionary War. the high school student* ?M Rcpi-e»cnlativflf from 19 New Jersey colleges Anderson was elected to her! High School seniors received ] Fieri- the children saw original Being Enforced Get Trophies throughout the country in order \!.,;.tclair State CoBafS «• SMvday, April 2T forisccond tei'm 8S President nf the scholarship awards recenjfey. ; furniture and household articles to obtain a suitable poster to b» t; CARTERET — Ait a recent; CARTERET — The Sons o! S'u lent Hotiiint Ctttutapt. the conference has arleret Business and Profes- Lorraine Yapczeiiskiis-the re- ll!UinK back <" th(- Revolution. placed on all mail trucks during 66^nanall Wonwn's Club. Other meeting
Through the sale of Jewish New Ulcer patientV ir» wirntf Clean-upProgramSuccess Carolyn Wohlcrt Year Card Year cards, funds are mad* use of antacids. Hea available to help support and • r mif ftnr'f of Contest Listed train the students. Pool Expttti h«lp In Iselin; Scouts IaifderfT° d Group All high school art depart i+BOWCRAFT you wirh yoiir ISFLIN — Miss Carolyn Woh FORDS — Women's American pool n««diu menu have been notified of the ISELIN • Edmond Del Princi- lorl will be installed as president RT (Organization for Rehabi- contett. All entries must be pe, co-chairman of the Wood- |f the Junior C.irls' Unit of the Iation Through Training 1 s mailed to Women's AmerieSn Fun For AH Ages 18 FT. '68 MUSK1N CAPRI bridge Citizens Advisory Com- ihurch Members Auxiliary to VFW Post 2636 at ponsorlng an art contest for ORT, 7« City Hall Plaza. East mittee's C I e a n-Up, Fix-Up, •inonies Sunday, May 5, 1:30 ill high school students in theOrange. it J2 Paint-up Campaign, literally M., in post headquarters, North Central Jersey region. SCOTCH PI AINS POOL WITH AMPRO i'.LTER I drew nut the first ball for theTo Hear Singers toute 27. She will assume of- Talented artists art asked to Children's Cleanup Carnival ice after (he New Jersey De esign an appropriate cover for WANTED loi.boll Ratting sponsored by Boy Scout Troop ISELIN — Members of Iselin >artmcnt Convention in June. ORT's Jewish New Year cards. Silver CertlficWs MInUlur* Golf • *rch»ry IS, Saturday, in Heiberg Park- issembly of God Church will Oo Karii • Ping Pnnlt Other officers to bp installed he priie Li a $25.00 bond. Hi 50% over face ing Lot, Oak Tree Road. ittcnd a performance of the nclude: Chris Bachovchin, sen Wlttr Cyclei * Canntinc By . designing an attractive EDISON COIN ECHANftE Pony 4, Hnn# Bir.k Niri't Mr. Del Principe threw the Journeymen Singers, of Boston, or Vice president; Maryann Hi cover, American student* will • WhtfNi Golf Driving Mass., Saturday, May 4, 7:45>ell, Junior vice president; Lin 1803 Lincoln Highway Snack Bar • Picnic Araa first ball in the "Kill the Litter- help their counterparts in ORT Edison . . MS-747.1 Hug Ball Throwing Game," one , M., at Neptune Assembly of da Carew, chaplain; Donna schools throughout the country. if the games which featured the od Church, 5th and Bridge Croa, conductress; Diana Pline •vent held in conjunction with venue, Neptune. The public is treasurer; Jean Peters, guard the scouts' Keep America Beau- invited. LJnda Kline, secretary; Diana iiful Campaign. The theme of Rev. Samuel Clutter, pastor, [line, reporter; Marge Bowen announced the sacrament of latriotic instructor; Debbie Kie • 4" Spacivut Top Siot, Iridg* the campaign, in its third week, This ad is filled is "Keep Iselin Litter-Free." Holy Communion will be com-leling, Joyce Kieseling, Jean memorated at the 11 A. M. wor-Wohlert,*and Kathy Stanley, col • N#w Foundation Plata, Lo«lt Five hundred balloons, inflat- ship service, Sunday, May 5. or bearers; and Sandra Paul with reasons why Bottom Well Channol ed with helium, were distributed Other services and activities [us, historian. k> children in return for their or Sunday include: 9:45 A. M., Mrs. Jerry Kline is auxiliary admission fee of a brown paper Sunday School for all age le-chairman for the unit the next time you bag filled with litter. The chil- vels, with ten classes, nursery dren also played a dart game, .hrough adult; 11 A. M.( Junior also called "Kill the Litter- Church, for boys and girls two Johnson's travels not to be dis buy PAINTS and Bug", receiving prizes in both hrough eleven years of age; losed. Tames. Free soda was given to ind 7 P.~M., Evangelistic Cru- JUVENILE FI RVITfnK CMC the children. ade Service. WALLCOVERINGS Cribi.. Mattresses .. Chest* Edward Benkert, Life Scout, The third week of the seven SAVE TO and chairman pf the campaign, week annual Loyalty Campaign it should be from ind Dennis Luna, physical ar- of the New Jersey District As TAT rangements chairman, attired semblies of God is get for Sun- Ml 4•till 1176 ELIZABETH AVf, ELIZABETH • EL 2-9618 is clowns, distributed the balday. a SPECIALIST! DAILY TIL 6 P.M.; MON., THURS. TIL 9 P.M. oons. Services and activities for the TONITE 7:00 - 9:00 remainder of the week May f Jerry Hughes, Green Street include: Wednesday, May 8 SAT.-SUN. MATINKK 2:0ft set up the public address sys 9:30 A. M., ladies prayer meet WAI T DISNEY'S That's Where YOSPIN Comes In! tern, and his son, Craig, a scout, ing, and 6:30 P. M.,. Mission provided music and records as We hav* made Paint and Wallpap«r our buiintu for over SO y«ar« —You b*n«fit ettes, juniors and seniors, semi from our »xperi*nc«l You ar« never exposed to "moonlighters" when you com* to I entertainment. monthly meeting, and 7:45 P " BLACKBEARD'S Lou "Luke" Lukasiuk's Booths were built by the M., Mid-Week Bible Study and arty of our 3 stores. We employ no part-time sales help that confut* youl Only full- scouts, under the direction of prayer service; Friday May time experienced help to solve your problems intelligently. OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW Sanford Luna, troop carpenter, 10, 7:30 P. M., C. A.s,' youth GHOST" AS ANYONE IN THE AREAI and institutional representative. group meeting; and Saturday, Tavern Although litter barrels were May 11, 7 P. M., prayer meet SUNDAY 5:30 - 7:.1O - 9:20 Formerly Bee Jay'g Tavern emptied during the activities by in«. MON.-TUBS. 7:00-9:15 Robert Graser and Carl Luna A baptismal service has been Dean Martin assistant scoutmasters, becaasi scheduled for Sunday, May 12 4 COOKE AVE., CARTERET of the large turn-out of commu- " P. M. Stella Stevens nity children, Miele Excavating supplied a "huge" dump truck "HOWTO SAVE YOUR to clean-up the remaining litter. 'Crime in Streets!* MARRIAGE AND Like Congenial Atmos- Three scouts loaded the truck, To Be Panel Subject SMARTEST HOMES Thc-mas Gocze, senior patro! RUIN YOUR LIFE" phere, Good Food, leader; Karl Janke and Deni WOODBRIDGE — "Crime in Luna. the Streets!" will be the subject Friendly & Interesting of a panel discussion to be mod-' .STARTS WEDNESDAY erated by Robert B. Meyne-r on Conversation? Come on COLD BLOOD" VI-KO DAUGHTER IS BORN Friday, May 3, at 8:15 P. M,, down & reminisce with WOODBRIDGE — Announce- at Connecticut Farms Schools, EXTERIOR ment has been made of the Stuyvesant Avenue, Union, un- Luke (Known as "Wop- birth of a daughter. Kristy Ann der the auspices of the Union NEW JERSEY'* Newfif. LATEX County Open Forum, Inc. Tick Mont Aiodrrn Thflltre , . , eye" when he played to Captain and Mrs. Ronal PERMANENT TRIM ENAMEL Gasiorowski at Andrews Ai ets will be available at the door. Surround yourj»if with the to- ball.) Force Base Hospital, Maryland Panelists will be Vincent Brod rnanc« of colors from th« most Captain Gasiorowski, USMC, is erick, former New York City A WALril tlADt TMIAHI exotic places on sarth, $e* this IT'S EASY stationed in Washington, D. C Police Commissioner; Marshall fiutheruie group of colors hare Brown, president of Plainfield He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. NOW PLAYING toon. Thay'ra avfilabtt In all EASY TO USE (It just *lid«t on) OPEN: All Day. Eve. 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CALL THE •u Amtmr »• NATIONAL BETTER WJf'IN''"IS Other Stores—64 New St., Nt>w Brunswick—247-0710 386 INorlh \vt>., lhiiii'llt'ii—»«tl-0«8(i Wednesday, May 1,1988 PAGE THRER For Building Fund: Junior High Recital May 11 to Aid Honor Roll Announced^ Congregational Church CW.OMA - Donald DPV,W nf\v, principal ™f Colonia Junior WOODBRIDGE - Dorothy in the Mid South Piano Competi ceived the M. S. degree from Srhnnl, announced the hon- \| Strahl, violinist and Joan Gilbert, tion and gave performances on Juillisrd School of Miwic in or roil for the third marking1 pianist, will give a recital Sat- television and in reci 1967. She has studied chamber urday, May 11 at 8:00 P. M., at pianist. prrirvl' music repertoire with Paul Ma- the First Coneregational Church, Miss Gilbert attended 75b"eflin Grade 7, Wendy Burnett, Phil-' Barron and Grove Avenues, for College as a National Merit kanowitzky/ Felix Galimir and ip Bnimmpr, Michael Capataitk the benefit of the Congregational Scholar and was elected to Phi Walter Trampler. es, Jeffrey Cebula, Ange.l<, Church Building Fund. Beta Kappa. Graduating magna Miss Gilbert has appeared as Chnrncy, Larry Fishman, Thmn' Mf«w Stiahl, a New York ar- cum laude from Oberlin with a soloist with the Memphis Con- as Fogel, Patti Friedlander,'. ist, is a member of the violin B. A. degree in 1966, she con cert Orchestra and with the Robin Garfinkel, Kathryn Gus,' aculty of the Riverdale Country tinued her piano studies with Oberlin Wind Ensemble and has Jack Radunsky of the Oberlin given recitals and chamber mu- tafsnn, Meredith Isler, Barbara' Dly School in the Bronx and Keyasko, Nicholas Marzocco,» plays with the American Sym- Conservatory of Music faculty sic concerts in New York City, phony Orchestra under the di- and with the late Edward Steu- Oberlin and Memphis. George Poiani, Lea Reinharz,' rection of Leopold Stokowski. ermann of the Juilllard School of Tickets for the recital may be Robin Roth, Arthur Samodov-. She recently completed a na-Music. obtained from Jardot Music itz, Jan Schildkraut, Deborah/ ionwide tour with Peter Schic- As a scholarship student of Company, Main Street and at Ulgherait, Douglas Vick, FranK, kele and the P.D.Q. Bach En- Sascha Gordnitzski and the late the First Congregational Church Virlolin, Susan Wagenheim,, semble. James Friskin Miss Gilbert re- office. Jayne Zal!, Winner of the National Fed- Grade 8, David Asman, Shelll eration of Music Clubs' compe- Baer, Nancy Baureis, Abby ition in 1963, Miss Strahl has Binder, Diane Borruso, Joannq' performed as a solotst and giv- Couple Exchanged Vows Capataides, Stephen Emery,. n recitals in New 3fork City, Kevin Fvanko, Lenore Faas,' Pittsburgh and the Midwest. In Frayria Fcldman, Renee Harris,', 964 she made a solo tape for Saturday at Richmond Mickey Hart, Leslie Isler, J(» he Voice of America broadcast Judd, Harry Knapp, Anna Lan-' to Europe and Russia to repre- PORT READING — Marriage were John Skiba, Virginius K. za, Robert Maher, Scott Marum," sent young artists in the United Vows were exchanged Saturday Moody, Laurence Upton. Victory Nick Marzoeco, Janice Quillen,, States. She was awarded a afternoon at St. Bridget's Ro- Kostak was ringbearer. Eli Reinharz, Michael Rosen-- Fromm Fellowship at the Berk- man Catholic Church, Richmond, blum, Marlcne Roth, Lynn Spit- shire Music Center, Lenox, Mass Va., between Miss Virginia Fon- The bride is a 1965 graduate zer, Nancy Van Blarcum, Mary in 1967. taine Moody and Miro Michael of Virginia Interment College Vidolin, Lorraine Wells, Loi» Didyk, Richmond, Va. The Rev. and attended East Tennessee MRS. ALEXANDER F. MAUCINIAK A student of Ivan Galamian MRS. JERRY T. BROWN Wycinski, Randi Yaffee, Mar- (Photo by Bejas Studio) and Dorothy Delay, Miss Strahl J. Michael Breslin officiated. State University. She is em lene Zagerraan. s a graduate of the Juilliard The bride is the daughter of ployed as a secretary by Pow Grade 9, Deborah Cockerline, School of Music with B. M. and Mrs. Edward J. Maben, Rich- ers and Anderson Dental Com Evelyn Coelho, Wendy Comin- M. S. degrees. She studied vio- mond. The bridegroom is theInc., Richmond. Barbara 0 'Neill Married sky, Lynn Feist, Dorothy Fun- Marciniak-OrtizMarriagelin repertoire with Walter Tram son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael dock, Jo Ann Hadesty, Barbara Didyk, 16 Second Street. Mrs. Dddyk is a 1961 grad pier and chamber music with uate of Woodbridge Senior High Higgins, David Jost, Catherine Felix Galimir and members of Miss Meredith Ann Poor was School and a 1965 graduate ol AtBarksdaleA.F. Chapel Keelan, Ronnie Kestenbaum, Solemnized on Saturday the Julliard String Quartet. She maid of honor. Miss Olga Didyk, Newark College of Engineering Edward Komoroski, Lou Miceli, was a scholarship student at Miss Patricia Brooks and Miss He is employed by Fibers Divi WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. James Mrs. Brown is a 1965 grad James Radler, Susan Smirnoff, CARTER FT — The marriage Serving as best man was Meadowmount School of Music Linda Everly were bridesmaids. sion of Allied Chemicals, Hope J. O'Neill, 16E Burms Lane, an- uate of Woodbridge Senior High Sharon Wells. for several summers and for two School and is serving in the of Miss Lucy Elizabeth Ortiz, Thomas. Gimta, cousin of the Miss Gabriela Kostak wan flow well, Va., as a chemical engi nounced the marriage of her daughter of Mrs. Gloria Can- seasons was a member of Leon- er girl. daughter, Barbara Elizabeth United States Air Force atten- bridegroom. Ushers were Tho- ard Shure's Chamber Music neer unit supervisor. delario, 37 Roosevelt Avenue, O'Neill to Jerry Thomas Brown, ding Louisiana Polytecluiical In- mas Marciniak, Angelo Cande- class in New York. Miss Strahl Michael J. Didyk, served his After a trip to Nassau, the stitute. Her husband, a 1965 and Alexander Frank Marci- brother as best man. Ushers son of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Temple Beth Am : niaik, son of Mr ami Mrs. Alex- torio. Ringbearer ww Benniishas served on the violin and couple will reside in Richmond. graduate of Aberdeen High chamber music faculty of Mer- Baxley Brown, Aberdeen, N. C. ander E. Marciniak, 19 Chrome Dias. School, attended Southern Pities Avenue, was solemnized Satur- ry wood School of Music, the The couple was married, April Community College and is also Friday Services 1 day afternoon at St. Joseph's After a trip to Puerto Rico, chamber music faculty and its Students to Provide 20th at Chapel No. 1, Barksdate serving in the United States Air Church with the Rev. A. Mth. e couple will make their string quartete of the New Eng- Entertainment at PTA Air Force Base, La., by theForce attending the same in- COLONIA — Friday evening \ Gaidos officiating ait the double home ia Woodbridge. land Conservatory of Music, Chaplain, Father Andrews. stitute. .services will be conducted at . ring ceremony. Boston, Mass, and the violin Temple Beth Am by Rabbi • Mrs. Miarcbiiak graduated Scholarship Dinner Abraham Horvitz and Caivtor " Miss Sonia Torrvella, Oairte- drorn Carteret High School and faculty of the School of Arts, drawing and Mrs. John Jordano, New York. WOODBRIDGE — Freddie Rockmati. The sermon topic will ret, cousin of the bride, was is employed by Cities Services the social drawing. be "When Dreaims Oome True". maid of honor. Bridesmaids on New Jersey Turnpike, Se- Joan Gilbert, one of a family Red) Cochrane, former boxing Fire Auxiliary Mrs. John Kalma, merchan- were Miss Rose Bond, Carteret, waren. Her husband is a grad- of musicians, received her early champion and Julian Ciotta, of dise club chairman, announced Mr. and Mrs. Louis Jawbs . Miss Anita Peto, Port Heading. uate of the same high school musical training as both pianist will be hosts to the members • Middlesex County College, wil Donates to C. P. winners include Mrs. Mae Jan- and friends in honor of the Bar ; Flower girl WOT Evelyn Nerre- and is employed by Hess Oil and and violinist. She made her de- be speakers a» a scholarship uzak, Mrs. Stella Kubala, Mrs. ra. but at the age of seven as a vio- PORT READING — At a re- Mitzvah of their son, Mark, who Chemical Corp., Perth Amboy. dinner being sponsored Thurs John Palinsky, Mrs. Hose Mel- w«H celebrate his Bar Mrtzvah, • linist and later as a member of cent meeting of the Ladies Aux- der, Mrs. John Simkovich, Mrs he Memphis Concert Orchestra day (May 2) by the Parent- iliary of Port Reading Fire Saturday by chanting the Hof- . Julius Simeone, Mrs. Elsie Dor- torah and participating in the and as a concert master of the eacher Presidents' Council Company No. 1, a donation was ko, Mrs. Rose Susko. Tennessee All-State Orchestra. made to the Cerebral Palsy warship. Alter service's MT. Albers-Kopala Wedding 'he affair will be held at Royal Serving on hospitality for the and Mrs.Jacobs will serve Kid- At 13, Miss Gilbert was a' finalist fund. Mrs. Julius Simeone was month of May are Mrs. Kalina, aks, Oak Tree Road; Iselin named chairman of the cake dush to the Worshippere. arting at 7:00 P. M. Mrs. Steve Lazar, Mrs. Patsy sale. LaRusso, and Mrs. Sabby Mar- All classes of Hebrew and Performed on Saturday Entertainment will be provi Sunday School are now in ses- Rummage Sale Listed led by students in the Wood Memorial services for deceas- tino. COLONIA — The wedding of ed members will be held at the The next meeting will be held, sion. Jtajwr Congregation meets, The bridegroom is a X963 grad- By St. James* P. T. A. ridge Township schools. Saturday 9:15 A. M. Minyan Miss Carole Ann Kopala, daugh uate of St. Peter's Preparatory next meeting with the RevMa. y 17, 7:30 P. M. at the fire ter of Mr. and Mrs. Blace J. WOODBRIDGE — A rummage Stanislaus Milos, chaplain of the house. Mrs. Erwin Nebel will services'evenings ait 8:00. School, Jersey City, and a 1966 sale will be held Saturday, May uowi Aflvlc* , eroup, and paster of St. An- Kopala, 36 Mercury Avenue and graduate of Newark College of announce the date of the execu- 18 from 8:00'A. M., to 2:00 P. , „ much b#$ff to sit tight— thony's Church, leading the tive board meeting. RicharRihdd Brian Albers, son ofEngineering, lie is employed by , She Is James Albers, M., under the sponsorship of St. MISS ELLEN S. GUTMAN hftn attempt to drive in thai prayer services. Mrs. Thomas Carroll of Obio Love may 'be blind, but the Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and Kelcey, Newark, James PTA in the school cafe Dayton Drive, Edison, was per ondltion, T - , Mrs. Leonaid CUiffreda was the former Ann Superior, WHS aaverage Young man taking a business course! During the school day this boy own retail business, with the takes courses in English, arithme- counsel of our circulation people tic, the social sciences. And he who make a career of working does well at them. On his news- with boys. He buys bis news- paper route, he takes another papers from us, and he sells them course—a business course, in to you. In managing his business, which he applies in a practical he delivers, collects, Keeps records, way the things he learns in the learns to deal with people. Little classroom—he also learns some- wonder so many business leaders thing more. of today will tell you the most valuable experience they had as He learns the basics of business, a boy was managing a newspaper which will stand him in good route. It's one good way a boy stead throughout his life. As a can round out his education. For newspaperboy, he operates his information, call— ME 4-1111 ~~ ASK FOR MR. FELMORE _ . come b/ jalopy, f/yinq machine,now boa+or nxkef... r DAILY JOURNAL HOME DELIVERY ROUTES NOW AVAILABLE IN WOODBRIDGE, COLONIA, AVENEL, CAR- just make suns you get tToo our TERET, ISELIN, METUCHEN AND EDISON. FLAVORS 6O VARIETIE Journal Your Community Newspaper SERVING UNION and MIDDLESEX COMMUNITIES HARP&SOFT ICE CREAM PARLOR COMPLETE ROUTE APPLICATION OR CALL AFTER 4 P.M. at i, ready -fo serve you 334-1111 ASK FOR MR. FILMORE ST. GEORGES AVENUE ICE CREAM, CAKES, F Name .. & DESSERTS • \ (RT. 35) COLONIA Address MATTHEW 11OKOSZ Invites you to vl.it hi. i,cw itui. a,,,| r,,jliy Age School 36 Flavor 1«» Cream itores are now available, in lonie loctliona, for •• little •• S5,0()u (MinimuU;) _^ _ v^ , . -.- 'ft' ( Carvel *«.h. Kor Inforinstioii, call or write Carvel, Yonkrri, N.V. — Tel.i (9H) VO 9-7200. J Wednesday, May 1,1988 'onday to Thunday, 0:30 A. MethodistWomen '. to 3 P. M., and Friday from 30 to 12. Co-chairmen are Mri. A. Ber- CLIP mmOUT To Be Guests of sat and Mn. N. Moan, and their committee Includes Mn. C. USE NOW THRU MAY 25, 1968. 'lip Out Tl,l» Entire A.I! Whiiefleld and Mm. S. Kastner. IT IS ONE BIG DISCOUNT COUPON! Ramot Chapter F()IM)S - Ifamot Chapter of Career Oppurtnnltles H nni B'rith Women will pre- •-•ont a proRram, "Your Neiph- MUTUAL FUND SALES WORTH Ixir Olcbrates" on Tuesday FIRST INVESTORS pvcniiiK, May 7, for the Wom- CORPORATION en's Society for Christian Ser- leading distributor of MORE ces nf the New Dover Me- Mutual Funds, offers llst Church, Edison. the opportunity to ex- The purpose of the program periment on a Part- THAW _ ill be to explain and define Time basis in one of the ft various holidays and tradi- fastest growing indus- ons of the Jewish religion. tries in the United 'his will be the second program States. DON'T GIVE UP FREE! FREE! FREE! a proposed annual series. YOUR FULL-TIME PO- Among B'nal B'rith women, anticipating will be Mrs. H SITION. WAIT! rizer, Mrs. N. Aronow, Mrs Division Offices are now . Hazelburg. Miss R. Lipof- being opened in the ky, Mrs. A. Miller, and Mrs. R County. lolomon. WE NEED HELP!! The chapter, will sponsor a Get farther information by ummage sale at 368 New Bruns calling ck Avenue, Fords, from May AT STYMNG PROCKAM: IWd at Military Park Hotel were members of toe Master Barbers 343-9333 Association, standing loft to right, Al Petretti, John Toth, president; Al Blanco; aeated, Andy to May 10. The hours will be Kohl, Al Cannnnc, chairman John Gentile. FOR THE 1ST TIME II PERTH AMBOY P. M., prayer group meeting at and Senior Choirs respectively; Holy Communion the home of Mrs. Fred Bless- and 8 P. M., final session of AT THE SEVEN ARCHES RESTAURANT man; Wednesday, May 8, 7, Membership Classes; and Fri LAUNDERERS. DRY CLEANERS 7:45, and 8:45 P. M., choir prac- day, May 10, 6:30 P. M. Family HARRY JAMES Services Listed ice for Junior, Intermediate, Night, Fellowship Hall. AND HIS 18 PIECE ORCHESTRA THIS ENTIRE AD IS ONE BIG DISCOUNT COUPON! Clip out and ISELIN — The sacrament of APPEARING IN PERSON FRIDAY, MAY 3rd Holy Communion will be com- send in with itpm(s) listed IM'IOW — otherwise, regular prices will be memorated Sunday, May 5, at Unreserved Tables }jr Per charged. Use this CUP OUT DISCOUNT COUPON — ask for another. First Presbyterian Church, at Available O person two worship services, 8:45 and All Eye Doctors Prescriptions Filled Reserved Tables With Filet Mignon Dinner, $-1 O 50 pel No limit on your livings at Morey LaRue — Now thru May 25, 1968. 10:15 A. M., according to Rev. only person David D. Prince, pastor. Frames, Lenses & Temples Replaced Dinner Served Church school sessions have Most Glasses Made While You Wait been scheduled for Sunday as from 6 P.M. on follows: 8:45 A M., Idndergar ten and first through sixth SPECIAL HOME SERVICE FOR INVALIDS Harry Jamei RUGS CLEANSED grades — section one, and tenth Thin coupon mutt b« presenter? when, ngn >r« lent id. We will deduct 25% grade; 10:15 A. 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M. at the Michael's Church, she was a The affair, open to all women Synowiecki Funeral Home, 56 member of its Rosary Society Mrs. Robert Schmidt, past and ihe Sacred Heart Society. of the parish, will he held im- president, will serve on the Carteret Avenue followed at 9 mediately after Holy Mass at :utive board for one year' and A. M. by a high requiem Mass She was also a member of the 7:30 P. M. in the church. at St. Joseph's Church with the Sixth Ward Hungarian Ladies" Mrs. Vitale will serve forjthe Rev. Anthony Gaydos, OSM as Democratic Club, all of Perth Mrs. Walter Rechko, chairman next two years. "J • celebrant. Interment was in St. Amboy. has announced tickets are avail Rev, John Gerety spiritual di- Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Surviving are four daughters, able through band leaders or rector, was the celebrant of a Mrs. Anna Kriss, South Amboy; Mrs. Eugene Farley, member- Mass preceding the meet- The hearers were Casfmir Ko ship chairman. lodzisski, John Bryer, Frank Mr*. Helen Kocsi Woodbridgc; ng. The Rosarians expressed, Mrs. Mary Wallace, South "May is the month of Mary, their appreciation to Sister Kantnr, Jerom? Enot, John Pi- and our society is dedicated to dich and Stephen Bernath. River; Mrs. Theresa Szitas, Catherine Frederick, 0. P., for Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; Our Lady under the title of directing the folk music which two sons, Steve, Edison; George Her Rosary", the invitation read was accompanied by three gui- DANIEL VAN GLAHN Jr., San Rafael, Calif.; 14 "This is an opportunity for Ros- tarists, all eighth grade stu- CARTERET — Funeral ser- grandchildren; three great- arians and all the women of dents of Sit. Cecelia's School, vices were held Tuesday for two- grandchildren. the parish to make a sacrifice Richard Van Edsinga, Douglas and one-half year old Daniel Van and offer this evening of prayer Snyder, and Diane Neverausky. Glahn of 7 Ginda Street who for the intention of peace at AMBROSE PASTOR Right Rev. Monsignor Vincent died Saturday after fa''in? ink home and abroad." '. Castellino, of the Archdiocese • swimming pool in his back FORDS — Funeral services The Altar Rosary Society elec- of Nagpur, India, special speak- yard and drowning. I for Ambrose Pastor, 54, of 132 ted officers as follows: er, addressed the group on The services tcok place from Hornsby Avenue, who died Mrs. William Henkel, presi 'Christianity in India". the Synowiecki Funeral-Home, Thursday morning *t P-~'h dent; Mrs. Frank Juarez, vice Mrs. Robert Kain announced Amboy General Hospital, were president; Mrs. Edward Mahon, 5S Carteret Avenue at 8:30 A.M. 1 the Rosary Bowling League will followed by a Mass of the held Saturday at tile i ecretary; and Mrs. John Czaj- bowl on Tuesday evenings at Angels at 9 A. M. in St. Jo- Funeral Home, 531 New Bruns ;owskl, treasurer. Mrs. John Edison Rowl-0-Mat next year;. seph's Roman Catholic Church. wtctt Avenue, with services of Knowles was appointed mem- Seven teams participated in the Interment was in St. Gertrude Divine Liturgy at St. Michael's bership chairman by unanimous leventh annual Rosarian Tour- Cemetery, Colonia. Hungarian Catholic Church of hoice of the executive board. nament at Garden State Bowl, Ha is survived by hi» parents, Byzantine Rite, Perth Amboy. Mrs. Bea Vitale, president, ipecial award went to Mrs. L.i Mr. and Mrs. John and Ruth Burial was in the church cem- •resented the ballot and explain- W. Benderfor a high (526) net Sullivan Van Glahn, two sisters, etery. ed recent decisions made by the series. Carolyn and LUa and four broth- Mr. Pastor was a salesman board as follows: 1) that to The date for the annual card ers, John, Mark, Thomas and imployed at the Fords Snow insure continuity of program- party was set for Thursday, Au- Paul, all at borne; his maternal White Laundry Inc. with 34 ming, the vice-president will gust 8, in Lourdes and Fatima grandfather, Richard Sullivan of years service. He was a mem- egularly, at the end of her Halls. Mrs. Kenneth Lake and PLANS IN THE MAKING: Above are some of the members of a committee in charge of a parisft plente to be held Jnne 10-11 Jersey City and his maternal ber of St. Michael's Church. erm assume the office of pres- Mrs. John Polio are co-chair- grandmother, Mrs. Louise Oui- Born in Hungary, he resided in on Our Lady of Peace School grounds, Fords. Left to right, Joseph Faziari, Rev. Georga E. Deutech, Donal4 Potter, Ray men. Chleleskl and Manny Tlerra. mat of Connecticut. this area 38 years. died Saturday morning at Rah- The pall bearers were John L. Surviving are his widow, way Hospital, were held yester- Sullivan, Jr., Pete Bernaducci, Helen Ignatz Pastor; a daugh- day at the Lehrer-Crabiel Fu- Nicholas Casalino and Henry ter, Mrs. Elaine Ernest of Falls neral Home, 275 W. Milton Ave- Spring Calendar Scientific Gas Pombrowski. Church, Va.; a son, Ambrose nue, Rahway, with the Rev. Fords Parish to Sponsor Jr., Scotch Plains; two grand- Frederick Fairclough, pastor of Products Names children; his parents, Mr. and Zion Lutheran Church, offida- For Girl Scouts MRS. MARY FREEMAN Mrs. Frank Pastor, Perth Am- Carnival June 10 to 16 CARTERET — Mirs. Mary boy. ing. Burial was in Hillside Ce- FORDS — At a meeting of the ADS, Inc. Agency metery, Rutherford. Fords-Barton-Heaghts Associa- Freeman, of 35 Essex Street EDISON — Scientific Gas FORDS — Announcement of a died Thursday in Perth Amboy Mrs, Walter widow of Paul tion, Area #7 of Crossroads 'roducts, Inc., Edison, national MRS. MOLLI [HAPPEN Walter who died October 17, Council, Girl Scouts, Mrs. Chjar-. parish carnival has been made General Hospital. manufacturers of gases, gas by Rev. Joseph R. Brzozowski, WOODBRIDGE - The funeral 963, was born in New York lotte Auld of the Council office, mixtures and gas handling Surviving are a son, Ernest Woodbridge, narrated a film Pastor of Our Lady of Peace Church Schedule and one granddaughter; two of Mrs. Molli Mappen, 119 Free- l, daughter of the late Mr. equipment, has appointed ADG, nd Mrs. Alois (Franciska Lev) showing the activities of scouts Church. The event, under the di- brokers, Elder John Freeman, man Street, who died Friday nc, Newark, for advertising, rection of Rev. George E. Deu- at Boston, Mass., was held Donak. abroad benefiting from the Ju- pastor of Holiness Church, liette Low friendship fund. lales promotion and public re tsch, will take place on the Listed by Pastor jj.oiKlyn and Henry Rfepdes of Sunday at the Levine Chapel, Surviving are a daughter. ations. Mrs. Frances Jediny with whom school annex grounds June 10- WOODBRIDGE — At the Norfolk, Va,; three sisters, Miss Brookline, Mass. Burial was in Mrs. Robert Furgason, area According to Us president, 16. Maggie' Freeman, Mrs. Sarah Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, he lived; two grandchildren; a chairman, announced organiza- Bob Roccanova, the firm plans First Presbyterian Church of Mass. Later, Mrs. Anna Jiracek of The carnival, a new under- Woodbridge Sunday Church Peterson and Mrs. Pearl Hold tion changes: Mrs. William Yet- an accelerated marketing and taking for the Parish, was iniat- of Carteret, Mrs. Mappen operated a Teaneck. man is new organizer for Our •romotional program for its line School takes place at 9:30 a. m. :harm school at the Freeman ~\/ady of Peace School and Mrs. cd to help defray the cost of the with classes for all ages, includ- Funeral services were held BRECHKA FUNERAL if pure gases, high precision school expansidn and renova- Wednsday at 1 P. M, in the Street address and formerly oseph Iorillo is new consultant ;as mixtures, gas systems and ing two adult classes; Morning was associated with Bamber- CARTERET - Funeral ser- tion program. The parish pr*- Worship at 11:00. The Rev. People's AME Zion Church. In- it the same school. Mrs. Pwight equipment for industry and the vide-s school facilities for more gers. ices were conducted for Anton Morian is consultant for James icientific field. Lewis E. Bender will deliver the to—>nt was in Alpine Ce/nwtery, Brechka, of Florida, formerly of than 1,000 students in grades sermon on the subject: 'iA Mes. Perth Amboy. Surviving are her husband, Monroe School and organizer kindergarten through eight. Phillip; two sons, Felix Map- Carteret on Friday morning there is Mrs. Albert Arouh. Mrs. sage From Mount Lebanon." pen Roth of New York City; xom the Bizub Funeral Home, Theodore Gordon was appofc- A new school building located There will be special music by CHARLES KRYSZEW8RI Marc Mappen, Woodbridge; 54 Wheeler Avenue followed by .ed corresponding secretary. n Franklin Avenue was recent- the Junbr High Choir, and a requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Art Auction PROMOTED: Carl F. y completed and contains six CARTERET — Charles Kry- two daughters, Mrs. Bdlth In- Events on the spring- calen- Sanctuary Choir, under'the di- Church, wij&. the Rev. Andrew Wheeler, 40 Hoy Avenue, lajjsjoonis and a modern gym- rection of Fred A. Brie'gs,. Jr., szewski of 14 Christopher Street gall, Framingham, Mass.; Mrs. dar include! Senior Scouts cap- r A. Okal as celebrant. Interment .Fords, a former municipal en- ia-sinm. Necessary renovations director. died Sunday at his Borne. He I n a Coppelman, Needham ling and graduation, at Craa- Planned by ORT gineer, has been named head was the son of the late Mr. and Heights, Mass.; seven grand- was in St. Gertrude Cemetery, are in progress fsr the Main Colonia. A>ood Inn, Garwood, May 8; Ca- .QjRJJS — Rutgers University of the new department of en-' School on Amboy Avenue and Youth Board of Finance will,, Mrs. Peter Hryszewski. '• He was children. dettes camping weekend in All- gymnasium, New Brunswick, gineeringof ,the U, S. Home meet at 6-00 p. m. At 6:^0 p.'rri. in he insurance and real estate The active bearers were Mar- !or the Annex on Walsh Avenue. aire State Park, the weekend of will be the scene of an art auc- and Development Corporation, |The school library, meeting all Youth Groups of the Cfturcn" business for many years and tin R. McCoy, Sr., Dominic Lorn May 24-26 and open house -at JOHN SOMERVILLE ' ardo, Karl Pickeman, John tion on Sunday afternoon. An Freehold, Herbert M. Hutt, rooms, and some offices will be will meet. The Senior High FeU. had been a chief petty officer of Camp Chickagami, New Ydrk ixcking afternoon has been lowship will enjoy an interna- finance in the U. S. Navy dur- ISELIN — The funeral of Cucaba, Robert Kucaba and 1 Colonia, executive vice presi- incorporated in the annex. Robert McCoy, Jr. June 30. ilanned by the Section V Chap- dent announced today. Wheel- tional food festival. ing World War II. He was a John T. Somerville, 41, of 19 Mrs. Michael Zcliotkovics, era, of Women's Amordcan At preliminary meetings to Claudia Street, who died Thurs- Or is a graduate of Newark :)Ian carnival activities. Father During the 11:00 a. m^servicb" former member of the Carteret NASCAR SR.~FUNERAL cookie chairman, reported that ORT's school building project in Sunday the Sacrament of Bap- Board of Education. He was day morning at John F. Ken- over 100,000 boxes of cookies "srael. College of Engineering with Deutsch named the following CARTERET — Funeral ser- both B. ?. and M. S. degrees., committee chairman: Games, tism was administered to Brian,, also a member of the Polish Na- nedy Community Hospital, Edi- were, sold by the Seniors and Art in all forms -wiJI be on tional Alliance of Jersey City. son, of an apparent heart at- vices were held for. Anthony U« is a. member of the Ameri- Ray Chmiqleski rides, Don Pot- Andrew Arrcjo, son of Mi*, and' Vascak, Sr. of 9 Lexington A^e- Brownies. The June 23 picnic ale — oils,, water colors, pas- Mrs. Craig L. Arrojo; and"Kr Surviving in a brother, Stan- tack, was held Monday morn- for leaders and committee chair- can Public Works Association ter; 50-50, Tony Zagrecki; re- ing at the Runyon Mortuary, 56 lue on Thursday morning at the els, original sighed lithographs, 'reshments, Joe Fazzari; rec- Dorma Marie Powell, daughter,, ley Gryszewski of Carteret, men of Neighborhood #7 will ill of them framed. Such well- and the New Jersey Society of of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Middlesex Avenue, with the Bizub Funeral Home, 54 Wheel- Municipal Engineers. ords, Manny Tierra. er Avenue. The Rev. Andrew be held at 1:00 P. M., at Grove known artists as Dufy, Chagall, Powell. Mr. Bender wa& assist^ Rev, Dr. A. H. Behrenberg, #2 with Mrs. Edward Frank is "Mscasso and Matisse will be The week long festivities will MRS. ANNE CHERVENAK pastor of First Presbyterian A. Okal was celebrant, Rev. be high-lighted by the annual ed in the administration ofthfl. CARTERET — Mrs. Anne Anthony J. Pluta deacon and chairman. Assisting her will be •epresented. Viewing will be Sacrament by Elder Alexander Church, Metuchen, officiating. Mrs. Theodore Gordon from from 12:00 noon until 2:00 P. M., Mother-Daughter car raffle, which will take place Cliervenak, nee Pindrocb, of 58 Burial was in Graceland Me- Rev. Aloysius J. Boland sub at 12:01 A.M. Monday, June 17. Donnelly. • '" Leick Avenue died Tuesday in deacon of the high, requiem school #25, Mrs. Steve Estok at which time the auction will The White Church Guild will..' rarial Park, Kenilworth. from Schools 7 and 14, and Mrs. begin. An extensive display of Social is Planned Two 1968 automobiles will be of- the Elizabeth General Hospital. Mass held in Sacred Heart EDISON — Our Savior's Lu- fered in a drawing for which hold a country auction and, bake • Born in Czechoslovakia, Mrs. Mr. Somerville was employ- "hurch. Interment was in St. Arthur Simon from James*Mon- art works in all price ranges sale on May 11th from 10:00 ed as a mechanic at Brockway roe School and Mrs. George has been arranged. Admission theran Church, 50 Calvert Ave- books of shares have been dis- Chervenak had resided ki Car- [ertrude Cemetery, Colonia. nue, East, will hold Church ributed throughout the Parish. a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in Fffiftfi' teret for 50 yars. Her husband, Motors, Elizabeth. Born in Jer- Gondola from Our Lady of is free. ship Hall. sey City, he resided in Iselin 12 The active bearers were Jo- Peace School. School Sunday at 9 A. M., and the late Michael Chervenak died seph Nascak, Jr., Burt Perhacs, Sealed bids will be accepted celebrate Holy Communion at years.,He was a member of the Any parent interested in be- torn those who cannot stay the April 5, 1956 and a son, the late Teamsters Union and Iselin Joseph Rosol, Joseph Kikk, the 10:15 A. M, worship ser- Boy Scout Troop 33 FILM DATE CHANGED John Chervenak died in 1958. Frank Gaydos and Mike Do- coming a Leader or otherwise mtire afternoon. Children and vice. Rev. Erling A. Jacobson, AVENEL - "The Moaoun Post No. 471, American Legion. assisting in Girl Scouting can husbands are welcome to at- She was a parishioner „ of St. He served in the Air Force dur- ra anski, interim pastor, will continue to To Attend Camporee Traveller", a Walt Disney film,, Elias Greek Catholic Church. contact Mrs. Furgason, 62 First tend. preach on the Books of the old WOODBRIDGE - Boy Scout scheduled to be shown on May " ing World War II. Street. - • Mrs. Chervenak is survived JOHN E. PETROFF Testament. Ail the women of Troop 33 will participate in the 4 and 5 at the Avenel VFW.ha*' by three sons, Michael el Mid Surviving are his widow, Wil- been postponed until May 18 at ma (Jacobus); two sons, Ray- FORDS — Funeral services the church ana their friends are Raritan Council Camporee at dletown, Andrew of Cartafet and PTA Spring Bazaar invited to a Mother-Daughter So- Runyon Water Works, May 3, 4, 1:00 P. M. for the benefit of the George of Carteret; twapaugh- mond and John Peter, at home; for John E. Petroff, 52, of 431 Cancer Crusade in Averfet. • "" a brother, Ronald, Fords. Crows Mill Road, who died Lady of Peace Tuesday at St. John's cial at the church on Monday, and 5: Leaders who will attend ters, Mrs. Anna Batiulf if Car- May 6, at 7:00 P. M. The pro- are Robert Shaw, Clyde Wil- teret and Mrs. Mary Magyar of Monday at Perth Amboy Gen- FORDS — Another reminder eral Hospital, are scheduled for gram will emphasize work in liams, Alex Balog, William Port Reading; one sister. Mrs. ROSS PRICE Luncheon Trip about Tuesday, May 7. This is the mission field of Japan and Black, Richard MsSorley, and Pauline Kepic of Czechoslova- :omorrow, Thursday, 8:30 A.M. the date of the annual all-day John Gardella. WOODBRIDGE - The funeral at the Flynn and Son Funeral spring bazaar, sponsored by the proceeds will go to that cause. kia; ten gramichitdrenjifnd six of Ross Price, 47 Van Buren FORDS — On Saturday, June All boys will assemble at the great-grandchildren. y Home, 23 Ford Avenue, with a 1, the PTA of Our Lady of Peace PTA of the St. John's Episcopal On May 10-12 the Luther Lea Street, who died Saturday at requiem Mass at 9:00 at Our Church. gue will go to Camp Koinonia, church parking lot, Friday, 6:30 Funeral services willjbe con- the Jersey Shore Medical Cen- Church is sponsoring a luncheon ~.ady of Peace Church. Burial trip to Peddler's Village. Lunch- The affair will be held In the near Port Jervis, N. Y. which P. M. Parents will transport the ducted from the Bizub Funeral ter, Neptune, was held yester- will be in St. Gertrude Cemet- boys to Runyon Park and also day at the Lanternman Fune- eon will be served at 1:30 P. parish hall with lunch and din- is a.camp owned and operated Home Friday morning. The Rev. ery, Colonia. ner being served. Mrs. Charles by Lutheran Churches in the pick them up on Sunday morn Augustine Medvigy will offer a ral Home, East Stroudsburg, M. at the Cock 'n Bull Restau- Ing. A native of Phillipsburg Pa., rant. The rest of the day can Carlisle and Mrs. Thomas Pe- eastern area. requiem Mass in St. Elias Pa., with burial in Mountain Each patrol .will do its own Church at 9:30 A. M. Interment Home Oakland Cemetery. Mr. Petroff resided here 19 be spent browsing and shopping tersec are co-chairmen. years and was an employee of in the little shops. There are 34, cooking. Order of The Arrow will be in St. Gertrude Ceme- Born in Mountain Home, Pa., will be held, Saturday, 8:00 tery, Colonia. .< the Allied Steel Products Com- shops in a colonial setting which SPRING FAIR Catholic Youth Sets Mr. Price resided hero more pany, Kendlworth. He was a offer a nostalgic retreat to the COLONIA — School 21 PTO P. M. on the camping grounds. than 20 years and was retired veteran of the U. S. Air Force good life of yesteryear. Buses will bold its spring fair, Satur- Dance on Saturday Parents are welcome. MRS. MARY S. KOVACS from the Merck Company where having served during World will leave from the annex at day, May 11, with Mrs. Jack FORDS - The Catholic Youth WOODBRIDGE - The funeral he worked for 25 years as a 11:00 A. M. Kahn in charge. Featured will Organization of Our Lady of machinist. He was a veteran of War II. He was a parishioner of Annual Rummage Sale of Mrs. Mary Silagyi, 241 Clin- Our Lady of Peace Church and Reservations may be made be games for everyone, lunch, Peace Church will hold a dance ton Street, who died Tnirrsday World War I, U. S. Army. member of Perth Amboy white elephant table, and plants. in the annex on Saturday, 7:30 At Methodist Church Surviving are his widow, Ma- with Mrs, Edward Schaper, 548- morning at Perth Amboy Gen- Lodge 784 B.P.O. Elks. His wife 6810, chairman or Mrs. Frank P. M. FORDS — The annual rum- eral Hospital, was held Satur- ry (Thomas); a son, Thomas R was the late Helen Ropchock AUXILIARY TO MEET All activities held by the C. Y. mage sale, sponsored by the Price at home; two brothers, Biank, 549-1351, president. Dead- day at the Mitruska Funeral Petroff. line for reservations is May 17. ,. KEASBEY — The Ladies Aux- O., especially dances, are only Woman's Society of Christian Home, 685 Corflandt Street, William, Woodbridge; Ford liary of the Keasbey Protect- for the students in grades nine Service of the Wesley Methodist Tulsa, Okla.; two sisters, Mrs. Surviving are two daughters, Church, will take place on Perth Amboy, with a service of Mrs. Janet Hanson, Perth Am- ion Fire Company #1 will meet through twelve. All dances be- Divine Liturgy at St. Michael's Frederick Degler, Sailorsburj Tuesday, May 7 at 7;30 P. M gin at 7:30 P. M. and end at Thursday and Friday, May 9 Lake, Pa.; Mrs. Charles Krum boy; Miss Marion at home; one and 10, from 9:30 to 4:00 P. M. Hungarian Catholic Church of grandchild; two sisters, Mrs, Las Vegas Night at the firehouse. 11:00 P. M. sharp. Byzantine Rite, Perth Amboy. mell, Virginia Beach, Va. in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Edward Pauliiie Henderson, Philadel- Ostergaard is chairman. Burial was in the church cem phia, Pa.; Mrs. Gladys Lubin etery. MRS. FRANCES D. WALTER Niagara Falls, N.Y.; three Set by GOP Club The regular meeting of the The deceased was the widow COLONIA — Funeral services brothers, George P«troff, State WOODBRIDGE — The Wood Application Forms Ready group will take place on Tues- of George Kovacs who died Jan for Mrs. Frances Donak Waller College, Pa.; Andrew Petroff, bridge Township Young Repub day, 8:00 P. M. at the church. uary 15, 1967. She resided ir 72, of 24 Lincoln Avenue, who Fords; Stephen Fetcko, Niagar; lican Club announced plans for Falls. N. Y. the second annual Las Vegas night to b© held this year at the For 1968 Debutante Ball WOODBRUK;E KIWAMS cum ANTHONY VAN DUSKY American Legion Hall on Sat WOODBRIDGE — Invitations As soon as the debs are se- CARTE RET — The funeral o urday.'May 11, 9:00 P.M. are being mailed out by the Anthony Van Dusky. 64, of 11' Joseph Spahn, chairman, ap lected, a meeting of the girls Woodbridge Township Business and their motheri will be set 'fll Street, who died thi; pointed the following committee and Professional Women's Club morning at home, will taki chairmen: tickets, Pat Britton; to prospective Debutantes to be up immediately 60 all the rule place Friday morning at 8:30 a refreshments, Agnes Lynche presented at the eighth annual and regulations can be outlined AUCTION the Synowiecki Funeral Home. ski; games, Ken Olechkna; dec Debutante Ball at the Bruns and questions answered. Over Half Century 56 Carteret Avenue, with a high orations, Vivian Serko; public wick Inn, Friday, December .27. Election Slated Of Personal Service Mass of requiem at#:0O at St ity, Larry Kolakowski. The major portion of the pro- Joseph'* Church. Burial will be The price of admission in ceeds of the ball is used for The annual election of offic To All Faiths MAY 4; 10 Alto 3 PIin St. Peter's Cemetery, Staten eludes games of chance, re scholarships and charitable ers of the Woodbridge Township Throughout Middlesex County Island, N. Y. Visiting hours 2 k freshments, entertainment and ventures of BPW. Business and Professional Worn 4 and 7 to 10 P. M. prizes. Ticket) may be obtained Parents of young girls 16 to en's Club will be held Thursday AUGUST F. GREJINER II, Manager Mr. Van Dusky was a crane from any club member. For 18 inclusive who are interested] May 2, at the Woodbridge KORVETTE'S operator employed at the U. S, further information and tickets in having their daughters pre- Health Center, St. George Ave- Metals Refining Company here call Mr. Spahn, 382 0456. Tick sented, may obtain application nue. Miss Claire Sutch, chair with 40 years service in the ets may also be purchased ai f'lrms fiam the chairman. Miss man of the nominating commit Greiner Funeral Home PARKING LOT firm. He was a member of th< the door. Ruth Wolk, at The Leyler- tee, will present the slabe. Other 25-Year Club at the U. S. Metal lJres.s., aj Greon SUeet, or at members of the committee are (St. (ieorfe Avenue Entrance) Refinery plant, and a metnbe. MEETING TUESDAY the offices at Colanla and John Miss Wolk, Mrs. Aid* Breman (Auctioneer: CLYDE LINABERRY) of Woodmen of the World. H WOODBRIDGE — Knights of F. Kennedy Memorial High and Mrs. Josephine Swartz, u\ DIRECTOR was a parishioner of St. Joseph' Columbus, Middlesex Counci; Schools, , past presidents and Mhs Irene * Benefit Of * Church. Born in Elm Park 857, will hold an "open house' Deadline for the receipt of ap- Onody, outgoing treasurer. August F. Greiner II KIWAINIS SCHOLARSHIP FUND 1'url Richmond, S. I., )»e resides meeting, Tuesday, 8:00 )'. M plication is May 8. A screening Mrs. Elizabeth Novak, presi in Ciirlerel i'i years. Members are requested to bring committee will then1 go over the dent, has requ««Ud that all of 44 Green St., Woodbridge. ME 4-0204 Fur: J. K. Kennedy, Colonia and Woodbridge High Schools TJIADFR-PRERS — » Wrrlnes|^y, May 1, 100R Nn Charge od oiw who had not Railway Avenue, when the pre-through MM. Michael Miller, McCarthy Group Set* ticket chairman, 8 Tulip Drive, Johnson returned to his na him. sentation will be "Cat on a Hot "No, but he thinks he h««." \Theutrr Party, May 23 Tin Roof", Fords. live town after some years "In what wny'" abroad i WOODB RIDGE - The Wood- AU proceeds will be used to ''Me persist* in talking about help finance Senator Eugene Mc- CAKE SALE , "His he changed much?" asfc- what a fool he used to be! bridge Volunteers for McCarthy COLONIA — The" Colonla Can- have organized a theater party, Carthy's primary campaign. cer Club will conduct a cake May 23, 8:40 P. M. at the CLrcle Tickets may be purchased at sale, Saturday, 10:00 A.M. at Playhouse, Martin Terrace off the door or may be ordered Food Fair. LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE A iigttlHed und rewarding profettion For InformatiM a«4 nrxUra Fill* 1th OapM •• a Pwt Car*. MAIL DIKKCTI.T TO: OUR 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE MR. CARl eiFARATTI, Dtm ni DlrKfM- FRANKLIN BEAUTY JCHOOl SPEAKS FOR ITSELF 111 BROAD ST., EllZAIETM, NJ. NAMF Irartm • Print ADDRFSS Free Carnations With •NTH NI|M Cltwi riTY STATF fcy HM NJ. Shrtt Umt »f Mother'sDayPurchase AftF PHONF Mutation, by Vihrni tUn, dirf KM NJ. Umi tf FREE GIFT WRAPPING orruPATiON Cultiir*. VISIT AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: Two students of John F. Kennedy Memorial High School, ENROLL 1VOW FOR CLASSES Iselin; Lynn Yette, 359 Outlook Avenue, Colonia, and Thomas Anderson, 112 Poplar Street, practical gifts for Mother Fords, talk about landscape architecture with Richard H. Merrit, (left), director of resident instruction, of the Rutgers College of Agriculture and Environemental Science as they inspect FRANKLIN BEAUTY SCHOOLS a scalp model of a city. The two students were among 2,500 high school pupils who visited the HOSIERY College Friday for Science Day. A ±«p*t«tlit and truitring method* $«eond tm **»m Mrs. Howard Rosenbaum, may 121 BROAD ST., ELIZABETH 1206 E. GRAND ST., ELIZABETH volunteer by calling them at 283 LINGERIE urn State of Israel 1292. Directly ocroti from Woolwonha Phone* EL 2-3037 — EL 3-8537 SugqetHonit tor GLOVES Mother's 20th Birthday Day To he Observed COSTUME ISELIN—Rabbi Harold Rich! FACTORY man will conduct services at JEWELRY Congregation Beth Sholom, !K> PRICES Cooper Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. 1 His sermon will be based on Factory RETAIL Outlet recognition of Israel Indepen SWEATERS 14M Ir»ln« St., Raima? Dal* t. • p.fi. _ m. • p.M. dpiice Day which is celebrated | on May 3 and will mark Israel's 20th anniversary as a state. A plea will be made from the wv CIMT A maoutn torn pulpit for "a continuance of OV FAMOOI IM righteousness, dedication and devotion to the Jewish cause all over the world." Saturday morning services Mothmr would to delighted will be held at 9:00 A. M. May with a The Greatest! 4, with Junior Congregation meeting at 10:30 A. M, in the SRASS BUCKET lower auditorium. Regular eve- GIFT CERTIFICATE ning services are held daily at ;Beef fixitr 7:30 P. M. and Sunday morn- She can select her own gift at her and ings at 8:30. All area residents convenience are welcome. SERVICE CHARGES A successful fund-raising car- wash was held at the synagogue LUNCHEON by the Pre-U.S.Y. Group. The Daily 11:JO la 1:00 P.M. proceeds will help pay for the annual outing to Seaside Heights. DINNER Rabbi Richtman announced a IHCPAHTMEM STOHi: meeting will be held on May 8 KIND Dailj S:*> (a 11:00 P.M. rrldi; nod Saturdar "HI lt:» at 2:00 P. M. at the synagogue SuniUj 4 P.M. Til 1* P.M. to organize a Senior Citizens group. The group expects to meet on a regular basis for the • FREE PARKING at the purpose of experiencing a pro- REAR ENTRANCE OF BRASS BUCKET gram of social and cultural ac- STORE Charcoal Steakhouse tivities, including trips, paint- ing, sewing and ceramics. For When You Open A Regular Personal • OPEN FRIDAY NITES U B. * A MAIN STREET V TILL 9 P.M. additional information, call the HONORED WOODBRIDGE Rabbi at 283-2421. "\ DAILY 9:30 to 6 P.M. Reservations: ME 4-9148 Don Applebaum, vice-president CHECKING ACCOUNT* of ways and means, announced that a Mixed-Couples Summer Bowling League is now being •THERE ARE NO SERVICE CHARGES '••¥• ~" formed. Anyone interested in PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK joining may call him at 283 of Any Kind If You Maintain FIVE CORNERS, PERTH AMBOY, N. 1. SAVE ON Chain Link Fences 0O68. A minimum Balance of $200 • VINYL COATED Plans for the annual Congre- Please send me information and signature gation calendar are now being cards on your "NO CHARGE" PERSONAL COLOR GUARD formed. Anyone interested in as- ; ii CHECKING ACCOUNTS. '«i'.-"'vC sisting the chairmen, Mr. and BANK BY MAIL FREE... • ALUMINUM 0 Individual Account Q Joint Account • GALVANIZED NAME • WOOD Loyalty Queen Chosen We Pay Postage Both Ways ADDRESS By helin VFW Unit WRITE OR FILL OUT ISELIN — Miss Nancy Raiti CITY STATK Pon't be aught buying inferior fencing, - CALL - was chosen as Loyalty Queen COUPON FOR INFORMATION priea alott* doesn't tell you the quality in the recent contest sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of VFW *f your fencing. Be sure before you Post 2636, according to Mrs. Nicholas Migliorato, Loyalty buy!!! Call Ciccone NOW! For the best 283-2051 FREE NO Day Chairman. ajifflUtr fencing for the lowest price I ESTIMATE OBLIGATION Miss Vidci Manoff was pick PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK •' SITS.'!"'' cd for first runner-up with Miss .lime Markussen as second run ud EeUli ner-up. MAIN OFFICE: At the "FIVE CORNERS" Perth Amboy •FINANCING ARRANGED* Ell. U1I BRANCH OFFICE: Convery Blvd. and Brace Ave., Perth Amboy Ira RaBtogf • Aluminum Rallinfrs / Aluminum THEATER PARTY Triplt Track Window* / Alumnuim Jalousie COLONIA — The Altar Rosary Dwt / Aluminum Combination Storm Doors CICCONE WELDING, mt.^ Society of St. John Vianney BRANCH OFFICE: Cooke Avenue, Carteret Aluminum tnd FU>r» Clao Awnings / A hi ml- Church will conduct a theater •urn MAY 16-17-18 ^ Tlje Middlesex County TOP COVERAGE TOP COVERAGE Leader-Press and Leader Shopper Leader-Pren arid Leader Shopper —top circulation coverage in —top drcolatlon coverage In Woodbridge area. Woodbrldg« area. Wednesday, May 1,1968 THE^.GOT ATTENTION: In conjunction with the cleanup, flxup, paint-up campaign now underway in Woodbridge Township under the direction of Citizens Advisory Committee, Boy Scouts of Troop 48, Iselin, sponsored by the VFW, put on a novel cam- paign Saturday to bring the important subject of beautifkation before Iselinites. They constructed booths on vacant lots on Oak Tree Road. All day long youngsters brought in bags of rubbish they collected in empty tots. They were rewarded with gift bal- loons and a chance to play the various games set up in the booths. Left to right, Thomas Gocie, Barry Nealls, Edward Benkcrt, Edmund Del Piinclpo, co-chairman of the campaign; Dennis Luna and Br^m Granmer. GIFT TO HOSPITAL: Joseph Sherber, administrator of the John F. Kennedy Community Hospital, is shown receiving a check in the amount of $141.12 from Herbert Hannigan, chairman of the Woodbridge Township Jayceeg 1967 Football Classic. On Mr. Sherher's right is Jack Lawrence, president of the Woodbridge Township Jayceeg. The Woodbridge Jaycees' total contribution to the John F. Kennedy Community Hospital to date is $719.97, J MORTON MILLER TO BE INSTALLED: Mor- ton Miller will he installed as president of the Colonia- R airway Lodge of li'nai B'rith and the annual induction of of- ficers scheduled for May 9 at 8::iO P. M. at Congregation B'nai Jacob, Avenel. Others to be inducted are vice presi- dents, Richard Saunders, Ed- IT'S SPRING FAIR TIME!: Admiring a poster and displaying some of the articles to be sold YANKEE BIRD-WATCHERS - N. Y. Yankee Whitey Ford, left, and Fred Talbot, right, admires the brand new Ford Thunder- win Kaufman, Albert Somlo; at the annual Spring Fair to be sponsored by Avenel Schools 4 and 5 PTA May 8 from 9:00 A.M. bird presented to him by Irv Levy, middle, of Woodbridge Ford, Woodbridge, for use during the 1968 baseball season. Altogether, treasurer, Michael Lemer- to 3:00 P.M., are Mrs. Owen Culton, chairman and Miss Alice Gade, principal. Refreshments 26 New York Yankees and coaches were given the Thunderbirds by the Metropolitan New Jersey Ford Dealers Association, at man; financial secretary, Ed- will be available and in the booths will be displayed homemade cakes and pies, toys and handi- a special luncheon honoring the ball plaeyrs at The Manor, West Orange, ward Warshaw; recording secretary, Sheldon Feirstein; craft books will also be on sale and there will be a pantry shelf. corresponding secretary, Rob- ert Sokol; warden, Harold Court Mercedes Minkoff; chaplain, David Co- hen; trustees, Cohen, Henry Klein, Samuel Feingold, Min- Breakfast Listed koff, Mike Sablosly, Sam Sa- WOODBR1DGE — Father ga n and Ray Haftel. David Dominic Egan, O.S.B., of Lin Levy, Westfield-Mountainside Lodge, will be the installing den will be guest speaker at officer and Marc Andrews, the annual communion break comedian, will present a pro- fast of Court Mercedes, 769, gram. The pubic is invited. Catholic Daughters of America, Saturday, after the 8 A. M. Mass in St. James' auditorium. History of Iselin The affair will be held in the To Be Written, Seek Fiesta Robm/Reo Diner. Miss Betsy Traulwein will entertain Old Pictures, Maps The annual Catholic Daugh * WOODBK1DGE - Tex Perry ter of the year award will be has announced that, the Iselin presented by Mrs, Thomas Citizens Committee is now in Gallagher. Mrs. Leon Gerity the process of compiling a his and Mrs. Patrick Golden are tury of the Iselin section of co-chairmen. Woodbridge Township, Mrs. Geneva Ryno, Cliffwood Many old time residents have Beach, creator of "Geneva Jel been interviewed, Perry said and lies" presented a program ai now his group is seeking "pic the regular meeting. tures of yesteryear as they apply Mrs. Peter McCarui, com- to the Iselin section". munity charity chairman, re- All pictures will be returned ported that an Easter party Perry promised. We will copy jwas held at .the Woodbridg> the pictures immediately and State School for Retarded give full credit to the owner of MUSICAL EVENT: Above are lour members of the chorus at Woodbridge Senior High School Children; the court supplied the original pictures. who will participate in a concert listed for May 10 in the school auditorium in conjunction with candy and refreshments for 53 Perry said he has been col- LOYALTY DAY PROCLAMATION — Governor Richard J. Hughes officially proclaimed today- the Festival of Aits to be held the same night under the sponsorship of the PTA. The arts and children in its "adopted cot- lecting notes and data for sev- as Loyalty Day. State V.F.W. Commander James G. Caffrey, Jr., of Woodbridge (left) and craft* show will be held in the gymnasium ul 7:31) and the concert, under the dirccliou of the tajje". A collection of wash eral years. Old maps of the State V.F.W. Loyalty Day Chairman Emmett G, Cherue, of Middletowu, view signing of pro*- Vocal Music Department, will start at 8:30. Left to right are Gary Berlin, Virginia Zelirer, cloths and shoe laces was als area as well as pictures are Laura lloffer ami Alexander (.Sandy) Kandu. given to the school. needed, he declared. lamation in state capitol. SUPPO YOUR POLICE PAGE TEN , May 1, 10BR CongregatidHQh lakCh urchRev. Wightman A Former Woodbridge Man Plans Cornemtone Rite Named Alternate To Appear in Play Here WOODBRIDGE — Rev, John WOODBRIDGE — The First Wightman. minister of the First WOODHHIDGK—Boh Congregational Churrh of Wood 1 ConRreRational Church of Wood formrrlv nf Worxlbridue, Bnd idRr will hold a special \ bridge, has been nominated as m.inac-r of 1hp Woorihrirign cornerstone laying ceremony as an alternate delegate to the 1M8 linindi of ih<" First Savings and Democratic National Convention part of its morning worship fiuri : I,nan of Perth Amhoy, will bn day at 11 o'clock, Rev. John G, " by the New Jersey Volunteers scon in Uie role of Brick Pollit, Wighttnan, announced today. '^for McCarthy, Rev. Wightman ii the Circle Player* presenta- A new Christian Education •will run as an alternate fronv tion of Tennessee William*' and multi-purpose room addition the 15th Congressional District '•("m on (i Hot. Tin Roof". The- to the church which will contain ion a McCarthy slate in the play will be performed at the j June 4th primary. offices, lounge, kitchen, seven Circlp Playhouse, Martin Tfr- j Although a relative newcomer classrooms and a large fellow race and Rahway Avenue, Wood- ship hall, has been under con !to the political field, Rev. Wight man has had experience in com briilKo. on the evenings of May struct ion for several months and 11, 18. 24, and 2r). Curtain tim« is nearing completion. ; munity action, human rights and Interfaith work. He it a will hr R:30 P. M. for all per- Speakers will include Miss Su- formances. san Rolmer, representing the graduate of Carleton College youth of the church; Frank Bur k Union Theological Seminary, A graduate of Sayreville High ger, chairman of the Christian was ordained in 1992 and spent School, Bob is presently atten- Education Committee and Mrs. four years In Arlington, Va., ding Monmouth College, major- o. William Lauritsen, president : where he was president of the ing in Business Administration of the Women's Fellowship. | Arlington Human Relations and will graduate in June. Mar- : Council. He came to Woodbridge After appropriate article* ried, he and his wife, Judia, in 1966 and is president of the have been deposited in the cor- also an actress who has appear- United Clergy of Woodbridge, nerstone, it will be put inlo d in many area productions, and represents the Ura'ted place by Clifford Bundy, chair nd his daughter, Erin Kelly, rr- Church of Christ in the Social, BOB O'KEKFE man of the Building Committee. . JOHN (J. WIGHTMAN ide in Cliffwood Beach, after Education and Action Commit aving lived in Woodbridge for Special music will be provi irection of Richard Glas tee of the New Jersey Council number of years. ded by tht Chancel Choir under of Churches NEW APPOINTMENT: Richard J. Bamrtb, chairman of Woodhrldf* Township CiUtcni for For many years Bob has been Rev. Wightman has thrown Jr. High Band Robert F. Kennedy, hai announced th« appointment of Mri. Robert Lliowtkl, 30 Eait Prcicott :tive in Circle Player «ppear- his support, to Senator Eugene Avenue, Colonla, at area representative In the fifth ward. Mri. Lttowiki, formerly of Orange, ig in "Tender Trap", "Five McCarthy "because of McCar inger Exercise", Summer and hn resided In Colonla ilnc« November, 1MT. She li a pirlshlontr of St. John Vianney Church. Nesti-Kuruczr Rites Held thy's courage in speaking out Plans Concert MM. LlfowtU win soon call an area meeting lor Interutcd cltiiens. moke" and "Bus Stop." Most on Vietnam when his views were ISELIN — The Iselin Junior ecently he has appeared for Saturday at Holy Spirit relatively unpopular, his ability High School Instrumental and Theatre 300 in Linden, in "Our to bridge the generation gap Vocal Music Departments will 'own" as the stage manager, HOPELAWN — The Church Serving as best man was Jo- and reach the student groups, present the annual Spring On nd in "Auntie Mame" as Brian cert Thursday, May 9, 7:30 of the Holy Spirit. Perth Amboy, seph P. Belko. Gerald J. Nesti his avoidance of simplistic solu t'Banion, and as Alfieri, in tioas and avoidance of appeals P.M., in the school auditorium. was the setting Saturday after and Andrew J. Kurucz, Jr. were View From the Bridge". With to emotion and demogoguery, The band, under the direction noon for the wedding of Miss lishftrs. the Woodbridge Shakespeara Patricia Veronica Kurucz, and his basic intellectual ability of John Parks, will offer a var Festival Players, he has appear Mrs. Nesti attended Wood- and honesty". daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An iety of numbers, including the ed as Tibault in "Romeo and bridge Senior High School and favorite "Greensleeves", by A drew J, Kurucz, 82 Juliette uliet", and as Demetrius, in Mandl School, New York City. R. Reed; "Fiddler on the Roof" Street, and John W. Nesti, son 1 Midsummer's Night Dream". arranged by J. Warrington of Mr. and Mrs. John Nesti, 546 Her husband attended Middle Victims of Newark During the summer of 1966, Bob Brace Avenue, Perth Amboy. sex County Vocational and Tech "Chorale from the Organ Sym Riots to be Aided phony", Saint Seans; "Prelude appeared professionally in me The Rev. J. Nevin Kennedy of nical High School, Perth Am lodramas which toured the ficiated. By Avenel Church La Traviata", Guiseppe Verdi; boy. Both are employed by 0. and the novelty number, "The state, "Curse of an Acning Miss Barbara Baliuk was K. Electric Supply Div. Sup- AVENEL — The Sacrament Flea." Heart" and "Caught in a Spi- maid of honor. Other bridal at- ronics Corp., Perth Amboy. of Infant Baptism will be oh der's Web". tendants were Mrs. Joseph Pas served at the First Presbyteri The school chora! groups, tore, Miss Christine Ruggo, Miss After a trip to Bermuda, the an Church of Avenel, Sunday, >ecial chorus, and the Glee Tickets for "Cat on a Hot Tin Rita Nesti, and Miss Kathy Lee couple will make their home at the 9:30 and It A. M. ser- ub, tinder the direction o Roof" may be purchased by Kovacs. in Madison, vices with Rev. Walter W. Feig- iss Bernadotte Smith, will calling Miss Connie Marehitto ner, pastor, officiating. resent the Negro spiritua' at the Playhouse 634-9679, eye National Family Week will Joshua Fit De Battle of Jeri nings after 9 P. M. and placing s(art May IS and to commemo ho"; "Silver Swan" by Gib orders. Further information on Vereb-Scrofani Marriage rate it, the Church School Youth ions; "Gloria in Excelsis", Mo ticket prices may be obtained will present a prgram in the art; "Clair De Lune", by De by calling the Playhouse. The Sanctuary. The 9:30 session will IUSSV selections from the play is directed by Ronald J. offer its program at 2 P. M., Music Man" by Wilson; and Platt of Plainfield. DEBORAH WALDHOLZ SUE H. DROSSMAN BERNAD1NE J. DEANGELO Solemnized on Saturday BETBOTHED — The en- while the 11:00 session will pre- Give Me Your Tired, You (Photo by Carlan Studio) (Photo by Thomas Studio) 'oor," by Berlin. gagement of Sue II. Drossman COLONIA — The marriage of and Edward Parin were ushers. sent heirs at 4 P. M. All par- A special number, to Carl A. Pearlman has been BRIDE TO-BE: — Mr. and Miss Josephine Mary Scrofani After a trip to California, the ents, members and frionds are SUMMER WEDDING: Mr. announced by her parents, Mrs. Joseph DeAngelo. 26 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John couple will reside in Elizabeth. invited. lolly", by the "Dancing Dukes' Sinai Chapter and Mri. Charles Blatt, Colo Mr, and Mrs. David M. Dross Clyde Avenue, Hopelawn, Scrofani, Elizabeth, and Eugene! The bride was graduated from The Woodhridge Council of ill be a feature of the evening, nla, announced the engage- man of Verona. Mr. Pearlman have announced the engage- Battin High School, Elizabeth, the United Church Women will ith the special chorus., Thi John Vereb, son of Mr. and llee Club will sing "Ten'Min Collects Books ment of Mrs. Blatt's daughter, is the. son ftf Max Pearlman ment of their daughter. Ber- Mrs. Charles Vereb, 760 Wood and attended College of St. Eliz hold its annual May Fellowship Miss Deborah Waldhob to Al- of Roselle and Mrs. Leslie nadine Joan, to Richard P. abeth, Convent Station. She is luncheon Friday at noon, at the tes Ago", and "Lady < COLONIA — B'nai B'rith Wo- Avenue, was solemnized Satur- •pain." lan Osffega, son of Mr. and Pearlmao of Elizabeth, for- C.arber, son of Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon »t St. Anthony of employed in the analytical lab Avenel Church. All women of men, Sinai Chapter, have laun- Mrs. David Ostrega, Montreal, merly of Woodbridge. John Garber, 43 Worden Ave Padua Roman Catholic Church, oratory, Schering Corp.. Union. the area are invited. Rev. Feig- ched a drive to send ene billion Canada. The bride-to-be Is al ner will speak on "Human paperback books to American A graduate of West Orange mie, Hopelawn, August IT has Elizabeth, .with the Rev. Dom Mr. Vereb was graduated so the daughter of Arnold been set as the wedding date. inick Di Guardo officiating. from East Side High School, Values". Baby alters will.be servicemen in Vietnam and hos- Waldholi, Moatdair. Mountain High Sctiool, Miss provided. Holy Innocents pitalized veterans. )ro«sman is a Junior at Bos- Miss DtAngelo Is a grad- Mr. and Mrs. Paul LaRocco. Newark ind is employed by Misa Waldholi, >> graduate ate of Woodbridge Senior brother-in-law- and sister of the Princeton Case Company Ros- A collection of dotting; food Anyone with books to donate ton University, majoring in and money is being coQtced for of Woodbridge Senior High elementary education. Mr. 'Wh School, Class of UM and bride, served as best man and elle, as a manager oi thermo Planning Raffle or for further information, con- School, Is a medical techni ' " Fashion Institute of Tech matron of honor. Joseph Shine forming. he people in Newark who were tact Mrs. Michael Frucht, 88 Pearlman, a graduate of Wood- burned out of their homes. Call clan, and Mr. Ostrega is an bridge High School, is a jun- 'ngy. New York City, where COLONIA — At a meeting o Drake Place, 382-5443. If no an- accounting student in Mon- i received aa Associate of | the church office at 634 16J1 or the Holy Innocents Society o swer call Mrs. Mae Fisher, :;81- ior at Boston University and bring the items to the Church. treal. They wen both itudents plans to attend a school of vet- tiled Science Degree, mi iddlesex County Monday a 9050 or Mrs. Beverly Liebeskinri, On Thursday, May 2, the Gold- in Israel last Fall. A sum- erinary medicine after grad- ring la merchandising. She Miss Mary E. Procanik t. Mary's In Perth Amboy 381-5482. en Circle will meet at 1 P. M. mer wedding ii pinned. uation. >s employed at Merck & Co., there was a round table discus for recreation, crafts or Bible Belle (Jlasser, a past president Rahway. ion on various topics includin of Sinat Chapter, represented Mt garber Is also a (trad- Study. Rw. Feigner will con- he annual raffle. Mrs. Jac aid Walters, Denis* Wdowiak, t Weds Warren C Boiste duct tha Bible Study. the grc-up early this week at the M4> et Woodbridge Senior asey, fund raising chairman 33rd annual convention, Spring Susan M. Yavor, Lawrence Zur- announced this year four prize; Principal High School, Class of I960 and KEASBEY - Miss aty Glen, N. Y. Mrs. Leo Grossman lin. will be raffled. An 18" telev Monmouth College, Long i abeth Procanik,' daughter of and Mrs. Leonard Chakrin also Juniors—Linda L. Agnew, Ev- ion, a vacuum cleaner, a ha Branch, where he received a /Ver Tumid Candidates* Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Procanik, Baptist Church attended as delegates; both ara elyn E. Barby, Carol Bernadyn, ryer, and a pants valet. Th< Announces Bachelor Business Adminis- 84 Highland Avenue, and War past presidents of the chapter Juliana. Borodxiewicz, Charlotte rawing has been scheduled fo trator degree. Tie is a bank Consult with Rabbi en Curtis Hoiste, son of Mr. and of B'nai B'rith, Women Nor- Bulvanoski, Michele Caravella, October 28. examiner for the Treasury ISELIN—Rabbi Harold Richt and Mrs. Walter Hoiste, Tea- Lists Schedule thern New Jersey Council. Honor Roll inda Corcoran, Barbara Kvan- The program chairman an Department. man of Congregation Beth Sho neck, were united in marriage ISELIN — Mary P. Connolly, cio, Theresa A. Gorny, Gary R. WOODBRIDGE — The Con nounced the guest speakers fo Jrillo, Lynn It's easy to get a new subscription! The Daily Journal is first for local news and pictures. It hat money- saving, time-saving advertisements, and feature* of interest for every member of the family. 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(No mail or phone orders, please) Serving {Inion and Middlesex Communities \ PAGE TWELVE Wednesday, May 1, 1P68 Leader-Prest Wrestling Clinic Answer Score Two To Senior Coaches' Dilemma Dual Wins By LONNIE LAUER FINALS | 134 lbs -Keith MeArdle (C) 9, ISELIN — The three senior 92 lbs —Gary DeFranco (K) 0, Bal1 '• (ARTKRET — Carteret won high schools of Woodbridge Cllento (C) 9. 142 lbs.—Jim Harman (W) pin 2:52, Breindel (C). its second dual meet of the sea Township have very good athlet- 98 lbs— Adolph Magnola (C) sen, scoring an easy win ovor ic program;* and can hold their pin :28, O'Connor (K). 148 lbs-Walter Place <('), I!< scllr Park in the Garden State own against almost any team in Bill Miller (K) pin 2:27. 104 lbs.—Dennis Strummick 157 lbs.—Mike Rosenbaum (C) Crriifri onrp, 87 37. The RamblCTS any sp^rt. (W) pin 1:42, Schubiger (K). out. of 14 events, with Their successful records in 1, Col»an (K) 2. * well I. 110 lbs.—Phil Flanagan (W), 168 lbu.-Mike H»ythorn (W), Larry Iialka, John Spoganetz the overall athletic program are ;in tn«n«hl|> of WDoObrMiT"'. In lh« Mnnlrlpal HullcUnJ on May 31). Cninlr o( Mlddlfifx. tf. J. rMfrv«a Ihf 2 no p u. I'r«valilnf Tim», r ehl In wnlve any informallllta 1« n tc Dr.wlnn. Kptclflcatianii and rnrmn nt iiicc-lnin of lhr» Women's (if Columbus Columbian Clul), ri-tw-t any and/nr all hlds. Bl(1«. ConlracU and Bond fur lh» prni».«-d Knili bid muni br arrnmptnlM hr a work, prfparrd by fhsrln W Bfa«k. Missiiiiiiuy <'nLiii"il of Assembly (Irnnd Strct. irrtlllfd dwek to Ih* ordfr of tha Town- TowmhlB En(ln«*r. and upproi-rt hy ih* of (wnl (limch is s-hr luloil for » « . ihlp n( WoodhrldK, or « bid bond anj|oiinmlMl(infr of Tran»pnrtaUnn. hi>» IIIUISII.IV, May 2, 7.Mil I'. M. ;it Two drill moclinns have boon hi wnlfh ihall hf In Ihe amounl of lfn||y.,n liirA ,„ lh, of(lr, „, lh(, ,,|,| \r. per centum <]0';> of the bnae bid In Ihc Ulneer at Memorial Municipal Building. Ihc ihurcli, corner Cno:>or Avc sot for the Is'clin Fife nnd Drum form ami Itlhject to tha ron4l!lonr pro- 1 Main Street. Wrmdhrlrlle. New Jerwy, niic nnd licikclcy lioulrvarrf. iCorps on Tuesday and Wedncs N • * * jday, May 7 and 8, 7:00 P M., at 1 o< thiny on> daya sfter Uw actual 1 t«p»T (Jovernment Aid DMrlrt Oftlce lo. Mrs, Lonnln Puntorno, prcsi-.the h^me of Joseph Painter, 1 First Holy Communion for STORY HOUR MET Sel Family Service* Communion irst Friday •hildren of St. Cecelia's School WOODBRIDGE - Registra s scheduled for Saturday, 10 Won continues fot the afre At Temple Emanu-El ONLY 30^ PER LINE A.M. Confominns will be heard School Story Hour to be TieM (Approx. five words to a line) Set for Saturday To beObservecl Saturday aft.crn \ \ I. I LEADER-PRESS — *«!«. Wednesday, May 1, IMS Scout Troop 2M, with Mn. Frank Galisso and Mrs? W Ci•! Leaders nf the Odette Tronps, families wing tht park faoUltitacil annual Aasembly nicetinR Leaden and adult member! Brownies Hold Frank Stantld and Mn.John vitano, leaders. who also assisted in registering parcnU of children last week at Iselin Junior High of the area will meat Thursday, Statin tho Brownie troops, wore: Mrs. came to aee the Indian dancer*. School for best attendance (rf al-May 9, 8 P. M., at Bld«-A-Wil« Boyle, leaders, conducted the The Bear Hunt Bt oil* Herbert Gunthncr with Mrs. Mr», Nlthtern, ternatM and delet»t«i. They Cabin, Camp Nokomlf, Roose- Annual Revel station. and the Rodeo at the other were TMcr Calahro; and Mrs. Arthur association chairman, reportep d were awarded a certificate for velt Park. Mrj. G. E. GuMrk, Tba second itatlon was a pup-conducted by Catlftte Troops T. Morit, with Mrs. Rose Tueka. tthah t «rea l hahd recflveld an a book to be used in the area council trainer, will demon- ISELIN — Two hundred p pet jlven by Junior Girl 241 and 172.The girls planned Before the climax of the day,award at th« Cronroad« Coun- wido library project. strate outdoor akilli. Brownirs, reprosentlnit IB troops Scout Troop 104, with Mrs. and carrifd out the themes. of Arei Anoclitfcm Six, Cross- JENEWEIN $ roads Council, participated In Johnny UnlMs sny«i I ho annual Brwwnio Reval, or VOLKSWAGEN field day, Saturday, In Merrill tM I. ftlnbeth Ave. l'ark. Troops from thft three "The fellas at AAWICO V»t*n, NJ. 4IM10O taelln and Menlo Park Terrace units attested. are all pros!" Al Fink and Us Indian Trihit lONDITIOI Dancer*, of Woodbridge, were OPEL featured «t the first station, the j noiiK »vn»M lln(: II IK hit.. firrltU* t 7#t»DfVaT«t... Indian Village. 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GEORGE AVE., LINDEN AUTHORIZED DEALER SLER Dodge-Dart-Renault Dealer tSTABUSHIO 194S ORPOHATION HU 6-2374 Wednesday, MaJrl, 1968 LEADER-PRESS — v ""' '*'•;•',•*•' mm-, -IT.-. •-»~~~. May 25th according to an an- A skit wan performed by Dm Mr. Heinbach welcomed th» nouncement by Ansley Long, 8, Trudy Schacffer, den mother, new Bobcat* Including Robert Cub Scouts Plan DeLuca, James Powers, Keith committeeman, who also ad based on the t.eme of Uie Your FINAL TRIBUTE Singer, and Frank Rune. ' mrtnth; Keep America Beautiful. Than It no finer 4rifauta to «ha vised the bus is scheduled to Awardi were made to Clifford; Coming Events A poster was selected to be mamary ef dapartad lovid on«i The Mayor Reports leave the Presbyterian Church entered in the Keep Your Com- Denning, Frank Ferro and Rob than a dlillnctlv* dlaniflsd m.- AVENEL - At • meeting of of Avenel at 8:30 A. M. munity Litter Free contest, spon ert DeLuca. marlal. Call an ui for hafoful tarvlea and tuparlor arllitry In Cub Scout Pack 41, Robert Leo Froehllch announced the sortd by VFW Post 2636, Iselin. by The poster was made by Don monumtnti and morVin of all Woodworth announced there pinewood derby kits will be dig CLEARS CONSCIENCE aid O'Shiro of Den 6. •ypai. will be a trip to the Earle Am- tributed next month for the an St. Louis — Leonard M. Bump NOW IS THE TIMK TO Ralph P. Barone, Ph. D. munition Depot, May 18, Armed nual race to be held during the was surprised when he received Forces Day. Mr. Woodworth a letter containing $10, The note ORDER FOR FATHER'S picnic in June. This is a father (to Display ... ' f « -r.Hcr had picked DAY DELIVERY. and James Tiernan also ex- and son project, plained the Webelos program up a dollar he dropped, while coll 634-1521 Stewart Heinbach, scoutmas ! and the schedule for the coming BALDWIN -» inj( a package of cigarettes, ter, conducted the meeting with • flanos * Orgom 24 years ago and he hoped the I months. With the advent of good wea- vent deterioration through wea- members of Den 5. Lillian E1MSON PIANwO €0. money enclosed would cover WOODBRIDGE MONUMENT The group will participate in Woods, den mother, in charge principal, interest, and mfla tticr, our Citizens' Advisory thering. 1059 Amboy Avt., Ediion, LI S 3367 Factory! Opposite City Holl .... WOODBRIDGF, N I Committc« has begun efforts to Als?, our people are expert at a trip to Roadside America, of opening ceremonies. tion." gpt a township-wide "Cleanup, spotting potential trouble spots Fix-up., Paint-up" campaign un- in time for you to eliminate fhem before permanent damajfe derway. sets in. Tn the interest of maintaining We are all aware of the value the pleasant appearance rf our of a program of preventive community, and guarding maintenance, and our adminis- against deterioration of our tration stands ready to aid you neighborhoods, our administra- >n your own voluntary program tion has enthusiastically joined to keep your home in good con- Eh thai CAC program, and we dition. Through such cooperative Irave .made available to our efforts, we can maintain the de- iomeowners experts who can sirability of our hometown. advise you how best to preserve •he value of your properties. We have all seem instances of run-down neighborhoods. Gen- They can be helpful, for ex- erally, the trouble begins when tmple, in pointing out Improve- a number of homes deteriorate ments you can make which to the degree that they can't be #on't raise the assessed valua- sold. At that point, they usually tion of your property, but will are rented to tenants who don't setting the fashion scene fin prove its appearance and pre- care to go through the expense of improving someone else's property, which results in furth- er deterioration. Eventually, an Wheel iyesore develops which depre- ciates the value of, surrounding vv Chairs properties, which, in turn leads to more run-down houses and a generally decrepit neighbor- For SALE or RENT hood. tnCMLLT BIHD-Ciri-fullJ The best way to prevent such . IT Hid} iMI t»r»(«rtl contingency is to attack it be- fore it gains a foothold, and to continue a program of vigilance to keep it under control. A few months ago, we em- harked on such, a program, but, for reasons best known to them- selves, some people spread false rumors, which raised questions in the minds of some homeown ers. We stopped the program, in order to reassess it and to ex plain it to interested groups and individuals. After clearing away all the Colson wheelchairs fit all false notions about our intent, Rogers Clothes age» ... from tot to old folks. we have continued our efforts. Everyone adapts easily to in conjunction with those of the Colson's simple, uncluttered Citizens' Advisory Committee. design. The rigid frame on Remember, if you are wntacted by a representative of our build- :•:•;•:•:•:•:•: smooth, easy-wheeling ball !•!'.;!:•:•:•: bearing wheels provides safe, ings division, he will have cre- :•'.•:•:•:•:•:•:•?.•:':•'.•'.•:•:• effortless mobility. Scientific- dentials to prove that he is work- ally sized for all age groups. ing for the township (for YOU), Chairs fold to compact lOMi- and his purpose is \f> help you •v- •v-l &MW8$$ inch width. Full accessories preserve the value of your prop- Colorful Silk Sharkskin and Mohair available for each chair. erty. Your cooperation in this vol- untary effort will help keep Woodbridfie Township among WOODBRIDGE the leaders of beautiful commu- nities in the U. S. Fashion-Style Suits mmmrn SURGICAL Slow Motion PHONE 634-3532 When it comes to picking -up a 95 95 572 AMBOY AVENUE check, some fellows have an im- 69 ..89 pediment in their reach. WOODBRIDGE -The Busy Bee, Guantanomo Bay. Cuba Our most complete selection . . . ever! Many vested models included. Finest tailoring and fabrics in the smartest new / COME ON DOWN . . . s«ason«rolor8.fr%)tttkf plaid*, stripes, (hecks and more! Size* Join your frienda at our Clam & Peanut Bar 35 cadet to?5iloy » ' ? / *' FREE (Life-Tima) ALTERATIONS reserve now ... BIG SEAFOOD for sumptuous MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS Dining... EVERY DAY! •orriaf In Mr Cl*f» leaf him tr «r Louce Iron Nwn to 18 P.M. Think of a color! Come pick front M Rainbow! We're sure to have itl .'/}- ::;::::: Sport Coats Slacks m CLAMS $ Bay tarn dmn at rafdar 35.. 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