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TOP COVERAGE Lcader-Pnw and Leader Shopper xtm drodntton coverage in Serving Woodbridge Township, Carteret and Edison fetend if M Clui Mail At t. 0. WwdbrMff. N. J. Woodbridge, N. J., Wednesday, April 24, 1968 TWCWTi Watt is Over State Aid Formula Next? Woodbridge PO Tanzman and Mayor Barone Get Assurances from Department of Education Bids Deadline Of $27 Per Pupil Additional Aid If Census Shows Over 100,000 People WOODBRIDGE — The n?xt phase in securing in- Study Committee and said it would be done and certified before the Set June 10th creased state aid for education should be a change beginning of the state's new fiscal year, July 1. Cur- in the State Aid Formula, State Senator Norman "We met last Friday", he related, "and though I rently, Bud Steinfeld of the Census Bureau is screen- WOODBRIDGE — The Io»g be moi•allied ColoColonian l archltec- Tanzman said today at the weekly press conference am not in a position to talk figures, the thinking of ing and testing applicants locally for jobs as censui waiting is over. ture. The Planning Department held by Mayor Ralph P. Barone. the committee is that the formula must be changed takers. Woodbridge proper, at long hopes eventually that all store Tanzman joined Barone to discuss the promise of so not to rely on real estate ratables. Other problems last, is going to have a new, fronts of Ufa in Street will have Edwwd W. Kilpatrick, assistant commissioner of will be considered such a services rendered. We will by GOP Opposition much -needed Post Office. Colonial fronts in keeping with education, that if the Township of Woodbridge can try to weight all the factors — such as the type of ed- A joint announcement was the 300-year-old community. Pe- establish "by means of a duly authenticated Bureau ucation being offered. If a community improves the The next step was for Tanzman to introduce a bill made today by Mayor Ralph P, terson also said that he has of Census enumeration, that its number of inhabit- quality of its education, it would get more money." to make the special census acceptable. The bill is Barone and Representative Ed- ben working closely with Con. ants now exceeds 100,000, the Board of Education will still in committee. A local Republican leader publicly Senator Tanzman also noted that the committee chided Senator Tanzman, calling his efforts imprac- ward J. Patten (D N.J.) that gross-man Patten's office to be eligible now to receive $27 per resident pupil of is bi-partison and includes many qualified lay people. advertisement for bids for the "give Woodbridge the type Of additional aid provided by N.J.S. 18A:58-6.1. This ad- tical and predicting that the GOP-controlled legisla- construction of the new Wood- building it wants and needs." ditional aid would amount to $582,725 in 1968-69." Mayor Barone pointed out that Woodbridge is being ture would not pass legislation beneficial to Wood- bridge Post Office will begin The building will be construc- "penalized for doing a good job. The more ratableg bridge. Finally, Mayor Barone and Senator Tanzman "Wbat's important too," said Tanzman, "is that we get, the less State Aid we get under the present tomorrow." ted of Colonial Rose Blend brick. the letter points out that we will get $582,795 for met with State Department of Education officials Mayor Barone was informed The front will be truly Co- this year, 1968-69. Actually we are not talking about system — we are now becoming a minimum state last Friday and were told that the Township's case today by Representative Paitten lonial with cuppola and bow that sum but between two and two and a half-million aid district — $75 per pupil." looked good. that the bids will be opened at windows with little canopies. before the 1970 census is certified. That will not take The letter recevied by Senator Tanzman yesterday the Post Office Department of- There will be nwiay colonial place until 1972, four years from now. That is why Census in May confirmed that the special census results will be ac- fices in Newark on Friday, June touches such as small panes of Mayor Barone decided upon the three-pronged attack The special federal census will be conducted during cepted by the State as a basis for granting the extra 10. glass in the windows, keystones and getting the census finished before July 1." the month of May, Mayor Barone said. Senator Tanz- aid. Mayor Baronp expressed his appreciation to The new facility will be lo- and okl fashioned carriage Representative Patten, Senator Tanzman, Census lamps oh each side. The build- man pointed out that there was no doubt that Wood- cated at 56-58-60 Main Street, bridge has a population of over 100,000 "all the sur Bureau officials in Washingon and New York, state commonly (mown locally as the ing will have a peaked roof. Got Census O. K. officials and the members of the municipal adminis- 20-Year Lease Mayor Barone not only sought and got the coopera- veys made by the Department of Conservation show Drake Estate. It will replace the population to be way over 100,000." tration who worked on the problem. the present Posit Office on Pearl The successful bidder for (iie tion of the Census Bureau for a special census Street which has been inade- construction of the post office through the cooperation of Representative Edward The language of the enabling legislation which Seeks Cooperation quate to cope with the growth will be granted a basic 20-year J. Patten, he also interested Tanzman in introducing grants toe additional $27 aid per pupil stipulates that of the community from the very lease, with seven five-year re- a bill in the State Legislature which would permit the latest Federal census figures be used to deter- "OUT work was undertaken systematically and with beginning, newal options. Interested con- Woodbridge to join the "Big Six" in receiving the ex- mine population. Mayor Barone has contended that firm purpose," Mayor Barone said. "AH that is need- ed for the ultimate success is the cooperation of all Mayor Barone disclosed that tractors may contaict H. A. tra $27 per pupil. At the same time he instructed the the intent of the law was to recognize the special problems of large communities and that a special our residents with the censui takeri, so that they the interior space in the new Kresse, Real Estate Oofficer, Municipal Solicitor to start working on a possible building will be 9,004 square Post Office Department, P. O. suit against the State if the bill was not passed. How- federal census which confirmed that a municipality may do thefrr job properly and quickly, When all the feet. The current building has Box 838, Newark. ever, with the ruling by the Department of Education had reached the size mentioned could be the basis remits are in and, certified and whwithv Am we but 3,628 square feet. The plait- Mayor Barone noted that this that Woodbridge will be eligible for the special funds, for payment of the extra aid. have a population of more than M>MW than we will lawn airea wiU be 625' square "will be the ffiJth mew Post the bill will mot be necessary. \\ , The council authoriiftd U»e cenHiis and Mayor nave mf&cfent rwsoa to celebrate, ft wttl mean a feel, more than twice COUNTY BAR: linte. The express roads would I'oliir" campaign are still On Wednesday, May 22, An- be carried over the intersec- coining In. ; drew I). Desmond, judge of the ting roads and then come down Tlie latest letter was receiv- i Municipal Court of Wood- to normal grade, lnlvrseclii us ed from Mayor Anthuny M. i bridge, will be installed as to be affected woidd be Amboy Yrlencsk-s of Edison who president of the Middlesex Avenue, Grandview Avenue, wrote: County Bar Association. Parsonage Road, Kurd Avenue, The Leader-Press should Judge Desmond was first ap- Garden State Parkway, MeUich lie commended for the excel- pointed as magistrate 21 years en Atemie, Green Street and lent edition titled 'Support ago and has established an en- Route 35. Vour Police' to alert the citi- viable record. He is a gradu- At the Green Street intersec- zens In our area of the won- ate of Kordham University derful work our police are tion the plans call lor a design Law School and became a that would carry the express doing, member of the Bar in 1927. He "Those dedicated men work highway over the local high- is an active member of St. way. daily for the protection of life James R. C. Church. mid property of all the cii- In a brief siaUniient Mayor zens with little recognition. Barone said "there is no ques- ...... ,. ,,..«: In celebration of National Library Week, younK (H'ople I'roui the 'I'uuualiip and area High Niliuols xallinrd al the new lseliu "More praise should be WOODBRIDGE — At Mon- tion that Route 1 must be widen- Hi aunt Library tor assignments hi various libraries Tuesday morning. These fine looking boys and girls have eipiewed au interest in library work. Seated, given to these men ai your day's session of the Board of ed, but the Township must bt lelt to light, Dora Ting, John V. Kennedy High; Angela Durso, St. Mary's Perth Amboy; Michelle Doen, Coluui* High; Debi lieuluky, Keimedy; Helen Kroh, paper has dpne. Education, Beroani Novfck netttsh as w«U as practical to Kennedy; Cheryl Keubke and Karen Wjnesky, pavteret High; Linda lrenioiiger, t'oiuiiia H'gh; standing middle row, Roberta Paleu, mam library; Edward Stone, "I sincerely hope to lee to- wa* named *$ 8cbool-Induatoiy detanmioe wn*t »y>pe of imr , tci Imiial strylces; Jack Kishman. assistant director; Keviu Szatnury, Perth Amboy High; Joseph YVehuer, Woodbridge HiKh; Joanne Gillette, Coloiiia I Hub) creased cooperation and un- Coordinator undw- Projeot provement is best for die area." ilvniu L'ut/un, adult services; Haul Bregnian, J. P. Stevens High, Edisou; Ira Glaser, ColonU High; rear row, Arthur Sudall, Henry lumaii Hrai|ih Library; derstanding for these outttand- WJ.S.K. retroactive to Fehm- "If it destroys the lomniuni- ItnluiJ Ostrmuler, branch coordinator; K. Sheoujtle, P. W. GruraNsh, main library; L. J. Meinhold, K. Kkbstid Ursine, (dull »eivue» and Keviu Hegarty, li- in men from ciUieos in our iary 12 at Utw eeUhtisted ttiary ty it iijsj nut good ffor' Wood- brarian Iseliu branch. community. bridge TWnshla," h* r

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*•'.->• Serving Woodbridgc Towndhip, Carteret and Edison "% Al 9. ©. Woodbridi*, N. J. Woodbridge, N, J., Wednesday, April 24, 1968 NEWSFRONT Borough Marks Library Week CLOSE-UPS Joseph's Holy Name Society will hold its IHIS ride to Shea Stadium on Friday night H Giant classic. Tickets arc $6.00 for the the liquid and solid refreshments Tickets i I lie Chairman Lou Garcia or any active lair." :r> IRTTKI I l>aniH W. O'Cwmeil, an Export Traffic YMur u 1'urolator ProdttCtt !•*., of Railway, has been a ,ii|,["iii,i after saccCMfVlly completing a course in y RIMM-** Management from LaSalle Extension ,rsilv of Chicago. ill, r-,fH I Marshall for the Aueteat Ord>r Hibernians, ^i, v.iiv ('ai'ilann, are pareata of (wo girls. Theresa, 5, Thry live at H7 Whitman Street, Carteret. • • BUDDING ARTISTS: Here are some of the youngsters be- OH WHAT FUN: Carteret youngsters enjoying a puppet show DEEP STUDY: Photo shows some of Carteret'* young people ]•(!![! Kilren R. Kilyk of 124 Jackson Avp , Carterr-t, longing to the young actors club at the borough public li- using the Reference Section of the Carteret Free Public l*> ] .11 Comir Co., Clark, as a keypunch operator, at the free public library in the borough. brarv. brary. i :i:iinmg at the School of Business Machines! iM, Building, Menlo Park Shopping Center, Mo nhiitoff with an A average. While shp atfrndwi he Mc.nlo Park school, she was employed as aSwieconkci here Sunday; Religion Essay Three -Day Medwick Fete : \\hi- ..-.-.f Metals. CarUret. Miss Kilyk is a 1966 grad Display |i Jin - Hi :li School, in Carteret. Rli KM .Irffrry J. Cobee of Carteret is a member of Mayor Deverin to sneak Contest Slated Scheduled for Carteret M Pupil J |prn.s » fk Committee at Upaala Cellegt in East Or ** i mCARTF.RET — Pupils attend CARTERET—A political pri-j He will be introduced by Mr. \ " the parochial schools in: CARTERET — Arrangements wick with a plaque. Medwick Of New , llr h in < hari;p of decoration for the entire week. '>oner of the Nazis in the ill-Cam- ' ; -'•••"'" have been advised! will be presented to the gath- : \\n\ is annual event at (he college and include* Keliks Bmlcs, president of 1 for the Joseph Medwick cele- dn |<-d Dachau Concentration Camp, Polish American Congress of this week that The Diocesan ering and present a talk of his iiuiinii «f the Spring Queen, track and field day, a Confraternity of Christian Doc bration sponsored by the Bor- ! nil jmnic. fashion aha*, aaai songlest. [where ho witnessed the. bestial New Jersey. Also speaking will own. Following this affair, a j murders of thousands c* Poles, be the Hon. Thomas Deverin, trine will hold a Religion Essay ough of Carteret are nearing group of his former teammates Books Ti'luji- oi Carteret High School. Mr. Cohen is a soph- Russians. Germans, ana, Jews, mayor of Carteret. Thomas Mi- Contest this year, but will de- completion. A gala three day that, comprised the Young it I n, ,|;). Ho is an art major an* ha* appeared In a part from the usual cxamina OAKTERET -r- A display of Mr, Francis Joseph jiProeh, lik jjs toa.stma.stcr. affair will be held in Carteret Yanks, the first organized base. "i -iirHciK drama product!**. • neverless. never gave tn> hope (ion type competition held each ball team that Hedaffkk per- new books is being featured to ( h,n iv the son of Mr, ao4 M». George Cohen «f 61 Invocation will be given by beginning May 24, and comiiu! the Carte* ?r*> $*b$J*t that one day be would be free. Rev. Fr. Matthew Konopkav year. formed with ba.cbkk i 1934 wilill lore Mircl, C:irt«»rrt. , "One of tile days of joy in thepastor of Holy Family Church; Very Rev. Msgr. Maurice P. meet a..t. ...r Carteret * • learned with a testimonial dinner at 2 al Library Week. Librarian A. benediction by Itev. Fr. Henry (Jrifftn. pnstor of St. Hotel and host him, Mgo nrei Faruquet has announced. wijt receive ttwir fim m same of the talkative Bogdan, administratoi'. Church. Wowibridge, and dio. j p JJ the st. Demetrius Com- eni will be the Joe jlmwtdc St. al There is also a diqDtay id Byzantine Catholicieuarda thai (lie United Two poems, 'The Glory of a CCD director, said the j initv Center. Testimonial Committee con- April 2t, mt n«w records acquired toy &e be served breakfast!had entered the war against the! Faster",'and 'Monte Cassino", jnew arrangement will give each ,.,. tnrmf,r si,|O1,el. ()r the st si st ins of Alex Fazefcas, Joseph >s in the ne rolmtr sm tl library. .r!-..m with the Parent ;\aws." he Mated. 'will be recited by Ura/.ina Hryjchild an opportunity to partici- ^ Douglas King, Hoey 'IniM . hostesses. Louis Cardinals will be A Story Hour on. Tuesday <*e8. Med- k. The Holy Family PrT.A. meeting May 7, ka, sponsored by the Polish Am j and Mrs, Vincent Toniczuk, sister superiors, Msgr. Griffin Sabo. the school ball. T»» White Sister* of Africa, wiak will be the first New Jer- Mr. Faruquee also aonounced,' ertcan Club of Carteret in St.[auxiliaryy ppresident, said the slated: Testimonial Dinner with regret, tbai the (Hbrany will present tBdc* M their sey ite to achieve this honor. The third day, May 36, will James Hall on Aprip l 27. jj^ake of tickets will conclude on "The contest is to be held Born in Oarleret. educated in will discontinue ptAHcatton of |in Africa. Mr. Proch is vice-president of|Wednesday, and will be limited during the week of April 28 in highlight Medwick Day with a ?, 1 L 1 r,l monthly social oatendair, He the PiPolishh Americanri Con grass J| to 250 personsh . The evening'i s each parish and in each class on iVi*' , V* * " '^'' I Testimonial Dinner at 2 P.M. the last issue will be prin- - Kid Jl,11l Tickets for 'this Testimonial for the sale ol junk scheduler! hy Ihp Bor: of the Umteonsore„„„„„,.,!;d" by the High ted in May. May 1, has been put off until May 2, it has been, Chapter, awl the president of i reception with dinner at 6:30ifor the weekly CCD religion" Dinner are on .sale at Saho's School in the late twenties and Sport Shop on Cooke Avenue. He said the library has ithe Association of Former Poll- featuring traditional Polish eui class. early thirties. The most profic- enough funds to publish tical Prisoners in the United sine. Music by Whiley Kaye "The contest will be an essay The Committee urges local i; ient athlete to wear a Rambler calendar. !••! Knur students of Carteret High School are at states and Canada. He is a will follow the speeches. Tick type and one topic will be friends of Medwick to purchase uniform in any sport. their tickets early, as an enor- bii National Invitational Model General Assembly practicing attorney in N e w ets are available from mem- given for each grade {grade six ''•;| ••' Georgetown University. Washington. DC. thisjYork. bers. through 12 inclusive). The topic The calendar of events for mous demand by out of townena N 1 1 will not be a text-book type the three day celebration opens to purchase tickets in blocks Carteret Youth " '- ' 'net- Joel Albert, Donald Hunsinger, and Lor —• has been requested. Towns ; ••v!. ki wore chosen for their interest in international'--,,. nrf*ll ¥ 1 question. with an assemblage of all pub 1 "Every student in the class lie and parochial school stu people will receive first consid- •':• i) knowledge of the United Nations and its opera -I UU 1711^1 W 111 I ,P'A(\ eration (or this affair. Chosen for Trip , ' ' 'I! "n.il studies Department. Palsy Fund Drive one es3ay from each class is to er on May 24, at 1 P. M. at the To Puerto Rico s' MM(;.\ the Carteret High delegation deliberated the For Breakfast be selected and forwarded to Walter Overholt Stadium. Here Board of Health • lii-fiin- the U.N. with 1200 other high school students! CARTKRKT — The appoint- CARTERET — St. Joseph's the CCO office, details to be Medwick and hand picked local CARTERET — Henny M«- '1^ drawn from 35 states and Puerto Rico. The!ment of Raymond Wiina of 31 Holy Name Society will hold its announced later. celebrities will address the Sets Rabies Clinic klune of 690 Roosevelt Avenue, \vpnnc a s Prizes will be awarded first, students. this borou$i has been chosen • '"i! this year represented Norway in the General! Annual Communion Breakfast CARTERET — The Board chairman in this community for at Howard Johnson's Restaurant second and third places in each Parade Saturday ae one of al teenage busioesa On Saturday, May 25, a par- of Health has arranged a dog leaders to fly via Eastern Air- Security Council, and on Sunday, May 19, following theisrade by Bishop George W. Ahr the 1968 campaign of the United at the lay catechist commence- ade will toe held honoring Med vaccination clinic against lines to Puerto Rioo. The '^roup Games, Lectures, Seminars, and a work- Cerebral Palsy Association, of 8:30 A. M. Mass. wick. The parade will start at rabies to be held on three dif- of Junior Achievement woncers nivi.ritors in U.N, simulation. The speaker this year will be ment exercises in St. Mary's ferent dates. 1 Middlesex County was announc- Cathedral on June 2. 10 A. M. and form its line at will be th« guests of Puerto " Washington, the delegates attended briefings ed today Msgr. Pospishil of St. Mary's the Carteret Shopping Center. The first is scheduled for Rico's business, government and ii Embassy and toured the major monuments in Wiina's acceptance of the CPByzantine Church . Carlerct. HOLY COMMUNION Following the parade, Mayor Saturday, April 27 at Fire educational leaders. 'al. post was annuonced by Dr. Rob- Msgr. Pospishil is currently Thomas Deverin will present House 2; the second Satur- As winneri in the econonow leaching Moral Philosophy at CARTERET — At the last ert E. Mulligan of Fords, gene- Heeling of the Sacred Heart him with the Key to the Bor- day, May t, at Fire House 3 and youth incentive award oom- - on Sunday, Hay 5, Carey Columbiettes #1280 ral campaign chairman. The Manhattan College in Manhat ough. A resolution will be read and the third, Saturday, May Ipetition, the young people, ae* lifrDaugbUr Communion at the 9:30 Mass at ten. His subject will be "ThePTA, the Rev. Andrew Okal an- Middlesex CP arnanization is nounced that the first Haly and presented to Joe Medwiek 11 in the Carleret Park. ccrmpamed by ten adult repre- P (Lurch. Carteret, followed by » hrunch to be served Sexual Morality in Marriage". sentatives of business and in-1 1 seeking U> raise $21,000 outside Communion will be held May designating a street to he Each session will be held F" "',, Club, 1«4 High St., Cafieret. Msgr. Clancey of toe United Fund area. The Tickets are $2.50 per person named Medwick Drive. The from t P. M. to 4 P.M., ac- dustry, will visit industrial, ed- I*** si-aker for thk rffatr. 4 at 10 A. M. money will be used in the supan- d are available from Chair A Mother's Day program is!combined civic organizations of cording to Health Officer ucational and cultural sites in, * • • port of the association's treat-; man Ray Peletier or Joe (iaff planned for the May meeting,'Carteret, will then present Med David E. Edenson. Puerto Rico April 29 through/ ^M - Marine Corporal Andrew J. Majzstrik, son "ment Center in RooM-vclt Park.!«ey. Jack Cassidyi , Walt Millills May 4. j 111r A graduate of Carteret Highland Tom Morotiey. Highlights of the project will ;-. VSeC0 J. MajutiikoTtd MedalT Georg Herecelve e Streetdth , pCarteret aw rd . ehool and Rider College, Wit be Monday, April 29, when the tt " ***• - » a has also done graduate wqrk Achievers will be overnight ^ I Marine Alreraft Wbffb the KeptthUe of Viet- i Seton Hall and Kutgers Uni gue.-Jls in Hie hornets of their /ersities and Newark State Ci>l Memorial Day Puerto Rican hosts and Tues- ege. He is coordinator of distri r day. April 30, when each of th« education m Madison 31 Junior Achiever presidents, Program Drafted treasurers, directors, purchas- '\loseph'« Bazaar set'ownabip schools r ing agents, sales and production CARTERET — All urjjanizat managers of their own junior uiis and individuals who wish corporations will spwid the day Military Rites participate in Memorial Day side-by-side with Puerto Rtkian; 22 to May 28 industrialists, government 4nd 8681968 are urged to contact educational leaders. Rev. An- •uct a fine array of proven aod For dpi. White Walter Kwiatowski at 81 Mul- ierry Street or Frank Blackford Thr 26th ag the anciaUy, Relying on the good Wesley W. Wiule. 21, was bur The Veterans Liason Conimit- of the decisions which the ex- i ;"'mul bazaar and wiU of Ms parishioners, it's past ied with military homii's on ee has designated the Ameri- ecutive is called upon to imaJC& 'll;ill'men for the Tuesday from the Synowiecki an Legion to be in charge of p teamwork and general enthus- Oai-twet Ave in every area; imblic mi hu_« iwm of it'< present chairmen, Funeral S Ott Ave this year's activities. man relations, finance, pruduc- flu; l!lun nue A requiem Mass was of- »••* WilUaun we an looking forward to AH school groups are urged to tiou, sales, personitel, etc.' s "airman k day, May 22nd." fertnl at Si. Joseph's Roman participate. Student organist Catholic Church followed by in. Aotmg a» host to *he A««w- ons should be re»ne«enled, said er* are the Honorable CrtliHflfr wiU be tenneflt in St. Gertrude Cemet Kwiatkowski and mackford, to nip lrizarry, Secretary of State, whiot, ery, indicate their patriotism and to Three Democrats was killed in act- Connnonwealih of Puerto Rico; tlpl. Whit pay respects to ths five Caile- Arthur Andersen & Co.; Cat' Seek Reelection km'uii April 2 in Vietnam. Bom rfrt Tesideots who djed in the in Plaiuficld, he had resided Mi borunduiii Co.; Ford Precision and skill CAKTERET #- Ifcursday at Vietnam War. Four af the men Products; McCoimeLl, Carte-ret for 14 years He had Ueiided CarUret (iigh School. Kelley & Sifre, Phelps 4 P.M. b the deadline for fil been iu service in the US Mi* lu petttkoa for the June 4 The Memorial Day ceremuu- Copper Products Corp.; Port IT i riuo Corps fun' m months aud and ^naurr aad November 6 ies will again include the tradi- New York Authority, San Juan, was on aruve tluly in Vietnam SUi, Claiiul, Im.; Esso Stan Pmldenilal elections. (or six months. A graduate of tional waterfront ceremonies Wednesday, Bwouith Clerk under the direction of iha Vete ati\ Oil Co. and Wet,ton Ca •'resident ea and in Jriip r«t ndwendwberr •< i«carco, (he Jwiarr AcUevu wp»y d by FKC Ct M Kansag take Mrs .y f Purt *U» weriH i «« K Carters am) Mrs ak. Further informuliwfi i l «»Htaflt »*f «f Puerto *U» inn he will visiii t ddm** * JJunioi r AhteAehtevWt t •(( Wj ^ « iSS U# added that IO far no peti- moam of UoMaiy/Carterat's youth iaccaMve awl trommu educatui m aw«4 projecjtt "OPEBAWW"OPEBAWUNi tVER- U party. ma* Wednesday, April 24,1968 LEADEH-PHES8 'Festival of Arts9 Event PROCLAMATION May10, Woodbridge High WOODBIUDGK — The Wood by Mrs. Musacchia for p bridRP Senior Hifih School stu tation on Awards Day. ; dents, teachers ,and parents are The Vocal Music Department WHEREAS, The day of Saturday, April 27th, combining talcnls for a "Festi- has in the past used the concert 1968, has been designated Little Carteret League val of Arts" on May 10 that will for fund raising. Members will STORK CLUB Tag Day, fpaturp thr annual Vocal Music hold advance ticket salivs and Department concert and a stu. tickets may be .purchased at the Nwtfrfrrivals reported recent CHOOSE A HOME . . . dent aits and crafts show. Them door. No admJfwknn will bo Ty at tjtfi Prrih Amboy General will be a brie* PTA meeting charge for the arts and crafts Hospital include: WHEREAS, On the field the boys are play- first. The concert has in pre- show and the public is invited to Frdta Carlcret, a daughter to vious years attracted large au- browse both before and after ... then choose First Savings Ing and endeavoring taftearn ways of sportsman- Mrs. Sai Mauro, 17 Van diences and the arts and crafts the concert. .venue. ship, show and PTA membership is The arts and crafts show will Frojn Fords, a son to Mr. and expected to boost the attendance be opened fo the public in the Mrs. George Metzler, 5 Tulip for your low cost that night to a record breaking " ymnasium at 7:30 P. M. Al- Drive; a 3on to Mr. and Mrs. crowd. fred Tatui art te-aeher, wi)l Anthony Terranova, 11 Snider WHEREAS, The boys are learning to become The concert will be presented serve as chairman assisted by Road. Mortgage Loan better citizens which will benefit the Borough in the auditorium at 8:30 P, M. teachers and PTA board mem From Woodbridge, a son to of Carteret. under the direction of Mrs. Eliz-brs. Judges will be secured from Mr. and Mrs. John Sdvwartz, abeth Farrington Musacchia. faculty members who teadi 48 Roanoke Street; a son to Mr. The Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee these subjects in neighboring and Mrs. David Byrnes, 574 schools. Awards will be fur- Rahway Avenue; a daughter to • QUICK PROCESSING Club, Concert Choir. Woodtoncs, nished by the PTA and Mr. THEREFORE, I, Thomas J. Deverin, Mayor, Instrumental Trio, Boys' Quar- Mr. and Mrs. John Ivan, 57 Tanzi for fiTst, second, P.M. NEW Moit "BLACKBEARD'S —i GHOST" 1 SUV. THRU TUES. (EVENINGS ONIY) Dean Stella remember Martin Stevens let "HOW TO SAVE A MARRIAGE AND NANNETTE RUIN YOUR LIFE" when you

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The public is in- At Series Talks vited to attend, and tickets will WOOOBfUDGE — Senior Ci- be available at the door. 1 i7\v:~ sh i p lo nt h (K>lrlon, and Mrs. E, P. te-nil a series of talks and dis Vorooli, chairmen, advised 'cushions by exports rrgnrdiru class mothers for all grades ' tho cmuls iinrl srrvirrs that arc will s«»rve on the committees. by consumers. The series is prepared by tho Woodbridge Township Adult Ed ucation Department in eo in Fellowship Day sorship with the Woodbridge Center on Aging and tne WooJ bridge Township Jaycees. All Plans Complete five sessions of the series will ISKI.1N — Mrs. Harold Han be held at the Woodbridge Pub. na, of First Presbyterian Church lie Health Center, 800 St. George and president of the Woodbridge Avenue, Woodbridge, from 10:00 Council of Church Women Uni- A. M. to 11:30 A. M. on the fol ted, announced plans have been' lowing dates: — Thursday. April made for the annual May Fol- 25, Thursday, May 2, Thursday low ship Hay. Mrs. Arthur Pet May 9, Thursday, May 18, and crson is general chairman. Wednesday May 22. A luncheon will be served at The discussions will revolve tim Avenel Presbyterian Church around such vital consumer top Friday, May 3, at noon, followed ics f.s Health services Credil by a program on "Human Val- and Finance, Consumer Fraud, ues" at 1:15 P.M. Rev. Walter Housing, and Travel for Recrea W. Feigner, pastor of the Avenel tion. The public is invited free church will be speaker. Mrs. of charge. Stephen Vigh is program chair- Carl Deininger of the Wood man. bridge Senior Citizens said he Tickets for the luncheon are would like to see the discussions available from the key-women develop into a continuing Edu of the member churches of the cation Series for adults on council. longer range basis. Mr. MRS. JOSEPH LOUl S SABADOS, JR. MRS. ROBERT F. JOHNSON man of the Center on Aging ex- MRS. JOHN LEWIS MILONE pressed his interest in this idea Photo by Urban's Cottgao Studi and suggested the formation of (Photo by Bejas Studio*) 'Gay Nineties' a committee to develop a Con Johnson-Plesniak Rites tinuing Education Program. Mm Beverly Ann Zega For those interested in th United Couple Saturday Is Show Theme present Information for Con WOODBRIDGE - "The GayPerformed on Saturday sumer series, you may registei by writing or calling Georg' Bride ofJ. L. Sabados Jr. Nineties" will be the theme of WOODBRIDGE — Saturday Ring Ceremony the annual benefit musical re- Serving as best man was Ray Shapiro at the Board of Educa afternoon at Our Lady of Mt. mond Rebovkh. Ushers were tion Administration Building, WOODBRIDGE — At a nup-.ved as beet man. Ushers were vue to be offered at 8:15 P. M. WOODBRIDGE - At a double larmel Church, Miss Janet William Ad a moo, Peter Cono- School Street, or register in per- Hal Mass Saturday afternoon at Joseph Caso, Richard Hanas Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Mary Plesniak, daughter of ring ceremony Saturday after- the 26th, 27th, and 28th, in St. mos, James Devlin, and Carl son on the first day of the series, Our Lady of Mount Carmel Edward Feeney. Junior usher Mrs. Margaret Plesniak, 64 Ful- Thursday, April 25, at 10:00 A. noon at First Presbyterian Church, Miss Beverly Anna Ze- "ames' Auditorium. Orlowski. Ringbearer was Ste- Church of Railway, Miss Jane was Alfred Cavatlaro, Jr. ,on Street, and the late Louis M. ga, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin J. Casey, Jr. will be J. Plesniak, Jr., became the ven Dunich. Elizabeth Wood, daughter of Armando Zega 28 Willejr Street Both the bride and bridegroom ilaster of Ceremonies. The show bride of Robert Francis John- Mr, and Mrs. Stanley J. Wood, became the bride o£ Joseph are graduates of Woodbridge is the 15th to be produced by son, son of Mr. and Mrs. George After a trip to Acapuko, Mex. 1228 Briarobff Drive Bahiway. Louts Sabados, Jr., son of Mr. Senior High School. Mrs. Saba- Mazareth "Frogs" Barcelona. Johnson, 764 Convery Blvd., ico, the couple will make their Vacation Bible became the bride of John Lewi* and Mrs. Joseph Louis Sahados,dos is also a graduate of Nancy Proceeds will go to the church Perth Amboy. The Rev. Brian home in Woodbridge. Milone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Secretarial School, New 625 West Avenue, Sewaren. The HiiMing fund. Tickets are avail- McCormkk officiated. Mrs. Johnson graduated from L. Milone, 184 Linden Avenue, Rev. Martin O'Keeffe officiated. York City, and is employed at Rahway, formerly of Woo* ible at the door. Mass Louise Plesniak, sister Woodbridge Senior High School School Planned Serving as maid of honor was Shell Oil Company, Sewaren. of the bride, was maid of hoa bridge. The Rev. Eugene W; Miss Dorcen Zega, sister of the Mr. Sabados served three or. Other bridal attendants in and is employed at Indiana Gen- ISELIN -- "Leaving Some Bbert officiated. bride. Bridesmaids included years in the United States Air eluded Miss Brenda Batari, eral Corp., Keasbey. Her hus-Questions Unaaswered" will be •Miss Susarm D. Wood, Rah- Miss Janet Vargo, Woodbridge; Force and Is a graduate of the Gideons to Hold Mrs. Sylvia Devlin, M.s. Diane band is a graduate of Perth the topic of the sermon to be way, was maid of 'honor. Brides- Miss Brenda Muzychka, Roselle, Institute of Drafting, Rahway. presented by Rev. I>avid D. Marchitto, Miss Cathy SchultZ. Amboy High School, served with Prince, pastor of the First Pres- maids were Miss Bstella C cousin of the bride; Miss Patri- He Ls employed as the assistant Miss Kendra Lanmi was flower the U .S. Navy, and is employed Wood, Rahway, and Miss Lynn cia Sabados, Sewaren, sister of manager for Woodbridge Phar- Convention Here girl. byterian Ohurch Sunday, April Murphy, Rahway. ., , the bridegroom. Junior brides macy, Woodbridge. He is con- through Ironworker Local 373. 28, at the two morning worship WOODBRIDGE — The Gi services set tor 8:45 and 10:15. Serving as best mati was John maid was Miss Debra Muzycka, tinuing his education at Newark dons of New Jersey, will hold Hartkorn. Ushers were George cousin of the bride. College of Engineering. Scripture readings will be from ts 52nd annual state conven- John 21, verses 1 to 25. Taylor, Beacon, N. Y., and John Sabados, Spotswood, The couple will make liieir ion art the Howard Johnson Mo- dhn Dick Jr., Piscataway. • • brother of the bridegroom, ser- home in Sewaren. tel, Route 1, May 17, 18 am The sacrament of baptism will Both the bride and bride- 19. be administered at the worship iroom are graduate* of Rah- services. The Senior High Fel- The Gideons International i ay High School. Mrs. MHone lowship will meet at 7:30 P. M. is employed as a loam cledc, at Christian Business and Pro The church nursery will be BRENDA i. HANS EN Judith Ann Schroeder Sessional Men's Association num he National Bank of Westfteid, available, under supervision, for Vestfield. Her husband is also 25.00C small children lihree months of ENGAGED: Mr. and Mrs. 77 coun graduate of Union Coufjty age to four years old during Ronald Stanley Hansen, 20 Technical School and is employ- Weds John /?*„Czubati The'As- the 10:15 service only. Creemer Avenue, Iselin, have sociation is engaged in a pro d by MUia-Matic Screw Com- CARTERET — Miss Judithj_ The bride is a graduate of announced the engagement of jany, Linden. gram of placing the Hoty Biblt The .schedule for the church their daughter, Brenda Joyce, Ann Schroeder, daughter of Mr. Franklin High School and a school has been announced as graduate of Katherine Gibbs in SOM^I public institutions as ho to George James Willan, son and Mrs. Lester W. Schroeder, tats and hospitals, models, mir follows: 8:45 A. M., kindergar- of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Franklin, became the bride of School of Montclair. She is em ten ami first through sixth Miss Castiaux is ployed as a legal secretary by sing homes, penal insitutions,, Willan. 30 Concord Road, John Richard Czubati, son of and of presenting the New Tes-j grades — section one ,and tenth Iselin. Mr. and Mrs. John Czubati, 3 Honig and Kovach, Franklin. grade; 10:15 A. M., nursery, Engaged to Marry tament to such groups as mill A graduate of John F. Ken- CARTERET — Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Street on Saturday at The bridegroom is a graduat tary inductees and nurses. _ „ kindergarten and first through 1 P.M. in St. John Vianney of Carteret High School and re Upj sixth grades — section two, and nedy Memorial High School, Ralph Castiaux, 114 Dorothy to the present time, approxi- Iselin, Class of 196fi. Miss Street, announce the engage"- Church, Stockholm. Rev. Steve ceived»Wa bachelor of scienc mately five million scriptures Post High Class; and 11:30 A. Dabkowsky officiated. degree3BJtti Iowa Weslyan Col M., Junior and Senior High Hansen will graduate from nvent of their daughter, Diann per year, Bibles and Testaments, Fairleigh Dickinson School of ,ynn, to R. M. 1, H. Russell The maid of honor was the lege, Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Hi have been placed and distribu- Classes, including 7th, 8th, 9th, is a teacher in the Madison 11th ,and 12th grades. Dental Hygiene, Teaneck Worthington, III, son of iMr. and bride's sister, Miss Jane L. ted in these areas of life by campus, in June. Mrs. Henry R. Wortbington, Jr. Schroeder. The best man was Township school system, 01 Gideons. The 75th Million copy Services and activities for the Bridge. Mr. HiUan is a graduate of of Cherry Hill. Ronald Dacko and John Schroe was distributed and commemo- remainder of the week of the St. Mary's High School, Perth der and Stanley Szyba were ush Following a honeymoon, the rated at observances at Little CHARLOTTE M. HUDSON Miss Castiaux is a graduate MISS NANCY REISZ 28th will include: Tuesday, Amboy Class of 1964. He will of the Muhlentberg Hospital; couple will reside in Old Bridge Rock February 24, 1968. (Thomas Studios) April 30, 1:30 P. M., prayer receive a Bachelor Of Science PLANS JUNE WEDDING: group meeting at the home of School of Nursing, Plaiiifiold Approximately 200 Gideons BETROTHED: - Mr .and degree in June from St. and is employed at the New Mr. and Mrs. Julius S Reisz, Mrs. Fred Blessman; Wednes- Peter's College, Jersey City, and Auxiliary members will be Mrs. Daniel H. Hudson, 9 Bur- 31 Pulaski Avenue, Carteret, York Hospital, Cornell Unives- in attendance during the Con- day, May 1, 7 P. M., Junior where he is majoring in math- Two More Days nett Street, Avenel, announce announce the engagement of Choir, 7:45 P, M., Intermediate sity Medicai Center, New York. vention. There will be intensive the betrothal of their daugh- ematics. He plans to attend Her fiatice attended Trenton their daughter, Nancy S. Choir, and 8:45 P. M., Senior Steven's Institute of Technol- periods of training during which ter, Charlotte Marie Hudson, Reisz, to Robert J. Poole, son State Teachers College and is the members in attendance will Choir, Friday, May 3, 12 noon, ogy to work toward a mast- For Garage Sale to Charles G. Bartnick, Jr., of Mr. and Mrs. William participation in May Fellowship serving in the United States be instructed in proper proce- son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles er's degree in operations re- Coast Guard, aboard the Haif- MENLO PARK TERRACE — Poole, 268 Carmita Avenue, Day, sponsored by Woodbridge search. dures for conducting the work G. Bartnitk, 719 Stanley Ter- Rutherford, N. J. A June 9th iiian, out of Statcn Island, New The final two days of the "Ga of placing and distributing Bi- Council of Church Women Uni- race, Roselle. The couple will wedding is planned. ted at Avenel Presbyterian York. rage Sale", sponsored by the bles and New Testaments. be married, September 28 at The wedding has been set for There will also be business ses- Miss Reisz graduated from Church; and Saturday, May 2, •Mothers' Auxiliary of Menlo St. Andrew's Church, Avenel. Carteret High School and 7:30 P. M., Junior High Fellow- Coming Events Set September 14, 1968. sions ait which matters relative Miss Hudson is an executive Park Terrace Boys' League is to the operation of the Gideon Pairleigh Dickinson Nursing ship, 9emi-montiily meeting. By St. Anthony's CYO secretary with the Wilcolator School where she received a PORT READING-At a meet set for Thursday, Apri 25, and ministry in this area will be Division of Ranco Inc., Eliza- Two membership classes have Annual Blue and Gold decided. B. S. degree. She Is employ- ing of St. Anthony's CYO, Den Friday, April 26 at 82 M-cGuire beth. Her fiance is also with ed by the Perth Amboy Gen- been scheduled for Wednesday, May 1, and Wednesday, May 8,nis Valetto announced the nex* Dinner Set by Cubs Street, from 1 to 3:30 P. M. botih The president of the Middle- the Wilcolator Division as first eral Hospital. County Council meeting sex County Camp of The Gi. line manager. at 8 P. M., in the church. Any- COLONIA — The annual blue days. Mr. Poole graduated from one interested in uniting with scheduled for May 9. deons is David Hillman, o Fairleigh Dickinson Univer- and gold dinner of Cub Pack Information may be obtained Throckmorton Lane, Old Bridge, the church may attend these Robert Simkoyich, chairman 72 will be held tomorrow, Thurs- from any of the following oHi sity and is presently studying classes. Further information who is an officer with the West Skeeter Swatters for his masters degree. He re- of the ice skating party, an day, 7:00 P.M. at the Crao- cers: Mrs. John Ott, telephone Virginia Paper Co. Ted W. may be obtained by calling the nounced 49 people signed to at wood Restaurant, Oranford. 548-7291; Mrs. William Grablei cently returned after a year church office, 283-1188. Armstrong, personnel assistant Weekend Camp-out In Viet Nam with the United tend on April 26. Featured will be a demon- 548-7794; or Mrs. Thomas Gib it the Du Pont Co., F. 4 F. Vacation Bible School has stration of Karate by Ralph son, 548-9288. ISELIN - The Skeeter Swat States Army. A cake sale was held on Sun Plant, Parlin, is vice presidei-t. ters, local chapter of the Na- been tentatively scheduled for day according to an announce Chirico, third degree black belt, The Auxiliary will participate July 15-22. Volunteers are need- ment by Brian Curley, first vice and of Ju-Jutsu by Paul Cei> tional Campers and Hikers As niglia, third degree blacj. in the annual Opening Day for .•oration, held a camp-out last ed for teaching and working in president. the league Sunday, April 28. the kitchen. Interested adults Miss II. KVV KA:;I:I{ weekend at Camp Albocndo, on May Fellowship W. Leahy, Sr,, advisor aoc The traditional parade will be VFW District !'.v: no.th branch of Toms River, are requested to call Mrs. Joan chairman of the sports night Society News gin 12:30 P. M. at the KeMy BETROTHAL TOLD: — Mr, :i O:c:an County. Graessle, 388-6994; Mra. Jose- reported a dinner will taki Membership in Phi Beta Kap*. Street parking lot. After tile ce- and Mrs. Leo Maker, Menlo iae spot was chosen for its Luncheon is Set phine Black, 985-2074, or Mrs'. place, May 5, 4:00 P. M. in St. pa, one of the highest scholas- renu>me» two games will be Park Terrace, have announc- Confab Gladys Laziir of the Christian tic honors accorded to college played on both the Major and facilities. The fam WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- Anthony's recreation center ed the engagement of their WOODBRIDGE - The annual ly camping group participated bridge Council of the United Education Committee, 388-9596, Kor tickets contact Mr. Leahy students, has been awarded to Senior League Fields. The Sen- daughter, II. Kay. to James Stephen A. Winograd, 295 South ior League will begin the sea convention of the Eighth Dis in all types of sports and games Jhurch Women met with Mrs. 541-8116. Cary Buck, son of Mr. and trict Veterans of Foreign Wars including swimming, fishing Arthur Peterson, 160 Prospect Arthur Winstanley, president, Park Drive, Woodbridige, a stu- son with last year's first place Mrs. Herbert Buck, Bronx, dent ait Rutgers. Cults vs. second place Hornets and the Auxiliary will be held and canoeing. One of the at Avenue lo perfect plans for the Kleimans Hosts closed the meeting with a pray- New York.. A winter wedding in the Township June 6-10. tractions of the weekend was th*annual May Fellowship lunch- er and announced the April 25th The Mlajor League first place Is planned. bus will battle tibe second plaice The convention will open with arrival of the club's new 21 eon Friday, May 3 at noon at meeting is "bring « friend Romney accuses Johnson at Dodgers. Miss Eaker is a graduate of a joint memorial service Thurs- foot "camping bug". the First Presbyterian Church, At Oneg Shabbot nlgbt". deception on war. Glas.sboro Stale College and day, June 6, at the Iselin Post A meeting of the chapter wa Avenel. All women of the area The auxiliary will sell re is currently teaching in the Home with George T. Van Allen, held Saturday night at . theare invited. COLONIA — Services for Fri- freshments at a nominal cost Edison Township school sys- Piscataway and Mrs. Helen camp-site and a communiitj Luncheon tickets may be se- day will be conduced by Rabbi throughout the day. tem. Krai, district chaplains, officia- pancake breakfast took placi cured from the "Keywomen" of Abraham Horvitz and Cantor Her fiance, a graduate of ting. Names of Deceased mem- Sunday morning. meniber" churches" of "the" Wood" H°yal n°<*man at Temple Beth Cornell University, is serving bers to be included in the ser bridge Council or the general Am- The sermon toP'c *''' be, SWING INTO SPRING Reservations Open with the Armed Forces vices should be sent to them. chairman, Mrs. Peterson, 634. "Grange Fire '. and will deal at 1 For Home Makers' Fort Benning, Georgia. Nomination and election of 803 ) | with some problems that cause Sprint; is in a strictly feminine district officers will take place n and Voice There will be an interesting I controversy between the young The soft girl shapes & pretty styles WOODBHpGE - "Status of on Friday at Woodbridge VFW service at 1:15 P, M. in the and old. Women" will be the theme at Sewaren PTO Plans Post Home, Pearl Street. On church sanctuary with special After the service, Mr. and that stole our hearts away do so Home Matoens* Day, May 2, Recital Planned music by the Avenel Presbyte- Mrs. Stanley Kleiman will be! much for every age. We have dress- Meeting on Tuesday Saturday the annual military 1 tram. 9:30 A. M. until 2:30 P. M ball will take place preceded by WOODBH1DGE — Richar. rian church choir. The Rev. hosts to the members of the es, coats,, suits, accessories 4 more at Seams, Route 1, New Bruos SEWAREN - Mire. EmM Samp- congregation a dinner and cocktail hour at Gtasser, Miniser of.Music at th Walter W. Feigner, pastor of in honor of the to enhance your feminine wiles. wick, sponsored by the Middle hire, president of the Parent Iselin VFW. First Congregational Churyh c the Avenel Presbyterian Church Bar Mitzvah of their son, An •ex Advisory Council in Home teacher Organization, School 12, The convention and ball com- Woodbridge, and Miss Kalhry will speak on "Human Values". drew. On Saturday morning JJoonomies. mef with executive board mem mittee will meet at the home Barr, soprano, will give an oi Baby sitters will be provided Andrew Kleiniun will celebruk' . . ALSO I'OR MEN . . bers at the home of Mrs Ralph his Bar Mitzvah by chanting the Mms Walter Moon, a repre of the general chairman, John gan and voice recital on Sundav during the luncheon and the pro- See our new Una of tentative of Associated Country DeSteflano to outline plans for Amaczi, 9 Clum Avenue, Fords. April 28, at 7:30 p.m. at th gram. Hoftorah and reading a pnrton' Women of the World to the U the meeting Tuesday, 7:30 P.M. John Amaczi, 9 Clum Avenue, church, Barron and Grove Av of the R/1ra f oti ^.a .' rz.'. ''• N., will speak on "Women ol in the auditorium. The children Fords, is general convention PLAN MOVIE and Mrs. K'>>rfan wi.l s ., will present a physical educa nues. Ki'.ilii.sh affair •<«!? si.vvi.-e. title World". Miss Gwen Giallela chairman. Others on the cym a native of Oan:i

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Published Weekly 10(J Per Copy WINDOW BY On Wednesday By Mail Subscription Rates JULIAN BY JACK TILSON North Jersey One- Year. $4.00 ON GREEN STREET POLLAK Publishing) Inc. Six Months, $2.50 A fall wedding looms on th« horizon for Louise Holm and Roger The demolition of the old St. James Church on Atnboy Avenue Jensen. this week caused considerable varied reactions among the towns Men's necklaces are growing • • ' * LAWPENCE F. CAMPION, Publi.h«t HARRY P. PRANK, Auodatt PublUhti people, particularly the old timers who had attended church in demand around these parts Didst know that Lillian Munn it now Mrs. John Juliano? services regularly for many, many years. as evidenced by the fact that they were worn oH Easter Sun- Keep in mind the St. James School class mothers' Mty I card I watched the first blow struck by the huge wrecking crane day. Some wore beads to dress early Monday morning and saw a number of parishioners shed party to be held in the school auditorium. Handling the arrange- up their turtleneck sweaters. ments are Mrs. John Golden, Mn. Henry Travittta* and Mr§. a tear or two. There were those I spoke to who had been baptized, • • • Everesta Vornoli. PLAYING DANGEROUSLY confirmed and married in the old chnrch, which now has become • * . •„..... a part of Memory Lane. These men's necklaces are now being shown at a number Since starting their A K Electric CJ., Frank and Dommick One man said to me as he watched the demolition that "the of men's shops as well as de (PL 7-1705) Triola have been constantly on the move serving church could have lasted another 50 years" and he pointed out partment stores in the Wood- area residential, commercial and uvJurtrlal customers. that the wooden frames were more solid and seasoned than the bridge-Edison area. "We sell • • * . everyday lumber purchased today. quke a number of

• •• • : McCoy, or some of the later groaners We'll be C-fcg U aroundi living rooms. What values will chil- Thomas J. Flannery, 16 Wendy Drive, Old Bridge, was the The boy kx Viet Nam and he —like Gene Autry and Roy Rogers. is just that - a boy — kotos to dren have if they watch supposed he- winner of a plane trip around New York City in a contest United States and proclaimed by first day of May as Loyalty Day. But since it happened only once a conducted by the Woodbridne Travel Agency Inc. F. Cicala of and yearns for constantly — roes, in vulgar, violent western shoot- the day that he can return tothe President, "as a special day Congress and the President pro- week, the youngsters, their communi- the agency will Kiv« a talk on "Travel For Recreation" on for reaffirmation of Loyalty to claimed Loyalty Day as a spe- outs, kill men right and left? Is then May 22 for the Woodbridge Townshio Adult Education De- his native U.S.A. Why twist and becloud this effervescent tact! the United States." What better cial day for reaffirmation of • ty and the nation seemed to enjoy it partment in cooperation with the Woodbridge Center on no better heritage for American chil Our attempts to stop commun time than this will we have for loyalty to the United States of Aging and the Woodbridge Township Jaycees, in the Wood- all. And if there was some killing to be dren than the cheap, crude western ism in Viet Nam has all buall our citizens to set aside their America, and for the recognition bridge Health Center. frittered away. (10 yrs. now)! of-our heritage of freedom. done, it was the bad man who usually Hollywood sold the world in making • • • demonstrations and protest-and This is not easy for an Ameri- give consideration to their duties On this day all Americana 1 got it in the burr, and he usually de- dollar? Marie Lande of Menlo Park Terrace, who sings professionally can to admit. Frankly I do not should stand proud, convinced in concerts, schools and clubs, has just released an album "Our and responsibilities as loyal Am • serveH the lead. Right and goodness relish this event in our country's ericans. that what we have, that what Have we nothing better in our cul Little Planet" under the Melovox Label, which features tra- History. But facing up to real- we are, is the best in the world somehow triumphed and things came ture and history than the primitive, ditional and contemporary sonps with guitar accompaniment. ism is an extremely difficult Words such as Loyalty, Alleg- today and that no nation or po- out all right in the end. lawless development of the western • • • task. We have alcohoiios and iance, Fidelity, Devotion, and litical group, foreign or domest- -— •• -*•-*-• »*--»viu^iutiiv \JI LAIC wtotcri If Vince Ricciardone ever decides to quit the truck repair dope addicts that can tell us Dedication are all but forgotten ic, can try to take it from us but Today, however, the nations youth wilderness? Today's steady cowboy di business, he should open a gourmet type restaurant for the this. The American soldier can or relegated to the back of purat their peril. gets a flood of cowboy killing and et teaches our young little history lit- fastidious eaters. Boy, can he cook up a fine meal. tell us the sarnie thing because minds. They are words associat- Frank A. StaU « • * he knows — first hand — noted with giving and today all too Past Commander o| crime on television daily. Much of it is tie of any cultural value and often many of us are concerned with Many local lawvers will take ppart in the ceremonies of thefrom a newspaper read in the Iselin V.F.W. comfort of our living rooms what we are getting. sadistic. Cruelty dominates much of glorifies primitive and immature Middlesf CCountt y BB» r AiAssociatioi n on V'lrt MMa y 1, as. partt Post 2636 y here at home. the dialogue. In addition, values stress- thinking and behavior. of the nationwide observance of "I-AW HAY USA."" It was the Veterans of Foreign PROPOSES BILL Law Day U.S.A. will he obs»rvpd with a variety of In closing I would like to say Wars who introduced Loyalty under the sponsorship of the Middlesex County Bar Association. that Mayor Ralph Barone whom Day for special recognition sev- TRENTON - _ „ , It's Discover America Time eral yead ago as a countermove In prior years the nrineipal Law Day observance was held at 1 have known for a few years Legislation to relieve the 'moun- against Communism. The Reds Vacation fun means different things ents, during Discover America Vaca- 9:30 A.M. at the Middlesex Cotmty Conn House in New Bruns now, would be equally concern- ting crisis in the New Jersey were openly parading in some of to persons of all ages. tion Planning Time, which is being wick. This year the MiH'llesex County B"r Association has an-ed with public opinion coming home mortgage market wws tin our largest cities flying their nounced t t the ami^l 1,'w Hay from the other side of the coin, proposed Monday by he Coun- - Dad may play Hollywood director, marked this week, should include will be scheduled red hammer and sickle flag for 6:30 P.M. at Oak Hills M?nor, Meturhrn. specifically how many people cil to Kncouraige Investment in taking still and motion pictures of the something: of value for youngsters to in Woodbridge would like to high. They flaunted their hatred New Jersey. The Council » The highlight of the Law Day ceremonies will be the pnesen see Our Boys come home? for our country, our ideals, ourmade up of tbe state's realtor, -areas visited, picturing members of the see when planning the trip. tation of the Liberty Bell Award. The award is made annually to freedom. Their signs urged the homebuikter and Tnurtijjatfs an individual who has contributed to the understanding and work- If, indeed, Mr. Pfister has clan enjoying themselves. Young couples will find a change of overthrow of our government. banking associations, as well •« ing of the law in the community. Last year the Middlesex County suggested his idea to the Mayor Mom will no doubt seek respite from scene the perfect answer to "getting This whole anti American spec the commercial and savings Bar Association presented the 1967 Liberty Bell Award to Carl then it is an imposition and a tacle roused and incited our war presumption that hardly seems banks and the Savings & Loan the journey by disappearing in search away from it all." Single persons will E. Metzger. A committee is presently selecting the award recip- veterans and other solid citizens feasible coming from a rational League of New Jersey. ient for 1968. The V.F.W. decided they had of that off-beat jhgp to purchase me- search for the resort that promises ex- person, as I am sure, Mr, George M. Johnson, chairman The Co-Chairmen of the County Law Day program, New Bruns enpugh and would stage their citement, alluring new companions ter is of the CKI, said that residential mentoes for friends and relatives. wick attorney Martin S. Goldin and Fords attorney David Pav own parades and push these odd Thuitk you ' jjase money in New Jer- Sister and brother can look forward and the chance to "be themselves" lovsky rcnoi'ti'd lh;>l c'er"vm<'ii nf nil f"'Mis ;>>•!• lu-in" •mk/'l 'o halls into obscurily. Loyalty Day 1 |M ; 1 1 Wilfred M.lntyrtj. sey, already Ui acutely short DP' n> -•iT-rnnis on I " «"'ij""t 'I' t;nv on Si '•'»' *"" i ''s v ' ''i was born. In cities mid towns to new friends, places and a chance to • wi^h no parental supervision. HI (iooilrkh St. supply, would be virtually dried across the country, with the buy Jewelry, clothes and psychedelic Whatever the age,.a two-week vaca- 1M»1U'H N.J. up as a consequence of the Fed- jilii !.i-nifp'v> • riil',1- ii'i >i>s |Vr ('in rorii mn">;ii"ii to draw atl<"ition 1u LETTER TO EDITOR ~" V.F.W. paraded. Our good citi- last weak to increase from 6 Travel for the younger children is an Scheduling your trip during Discover Law Day. The Bar Association is distributing posters for dis-The Editor zens liked it, cheered it, andpercent to 5.5 percent the Inter- play in public places. Leader-Press joined it. est it charges member banka education in itself. Kids tend to re- America Vacation Planning Time will The-1968 Law Day motto is "Only a lawful society can build120 Green St. This attracted the attention far loam. This action, Johnson member what they've seen, especially start you on the road to. your own type a hptter society." Woodbridge. New Jersey 07095 and support of our federal, state, said .compelled New Jersey's as part of a pleasant experience. Par- of vacation fun. The M;tv 1st I >tw TV.v co.•«..>,.nip, will ini-li.-i- >i-« attendance: M.iy 1 is Loyally Day, so ties and city leaders. Congress adop major banks to follow other of members of (lie judiciary, bir and public officials. jignated by 0i« Congress of the ted th* act designating every tmaoolai PAGE Leader-Press April 24, 1968 > H7 'It <.ltiilMt •> M Vti u t t.tf. •yH^nHifHtv^' H« wai *smcLated with Cho- boy. The Want died _. requiem it 9:00 at St. John Bom in LmMmm, Ifln. For- dosfa Coal Oo. of Carter** tor at the John F. Kennedy Com- Vianney Church. Burial will be teofewgh WM *• duifbter of Cochrane, Former Boxing SO ye*r« awl WM a communi- munity Hospital Edison. in St. Gertrude Cemetery. th« ltt« Hirttt* and Htrry A. Obituaries cant of Sacred Heart Roman Besides hU parents, he is sur- Mrs. Lynch was a natesiady HoweU. A roUmt here 15 Catholic Church. -He was also a vived by « brother, Peter at at Banrberger's Department yean* ,«he toemvlj Kved ti Champ, to be Speaker at member of Mm Sacred Heart home; paternal grandpa rents, Store, Mlemlo Park. Born in Rabwiy and wa* • pturiihionar Holy Naime .Society. His wife, Mr. and Mr». Stanley Gawro- Elizabeth, she was a parishion- of th« Fir«t PreAyteroar JOHN STIMA, SR. Mir. Stima wai a parishioner the late Mrs. Susanna Sankner tiiak, Fords; maternal grand- er of St. John Vianney Church Church of Rabway tnd d CARTERET — John Stima,|of St. Joseph's Roman Cattiotto- Nasc-ak, died In 1062. parrots, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and a member of its Rosary ffor many year* as a Sunday Scholarship Dinner May 2 Sr., 74, of 32 Warren Street died Church. He was tho hushand He is •Mrvived by four sons, Maretta, Perth Amboy. Altar Society and the parish School teacber. WOODBRIDGE — Fred L. a was honored wWi tiie "M«n Sunday at homo. Horn in Aus tbp late Mrs. Anna llhrln Joseph Na«cak and Anthony school PTA. A member of tfwCotenl a Coun- (Red) Cochrane, ex-wlter- if the Year" award by the Plaln- try Ckib members' division, ih« Iria Hungary, he had resided in Ho was a Tnonrvhrr of Naseak, Jr. of Carter**, John MISS ELLEN C. O'REILLY Surviving are her husband, weighg t boxing champiop n of the iold Community In 1961 end Roy J.; six daughters, Mau- was also a member of the DAR ll h kt k Carteret for 51 years. He had •Club of the U. S. of Fords ami Emil of Winona, FORDS — The funeral of Ml»s world, will be the keynote !W>4. He is also a captain In ing Co., and the iMlnmasoa; a daughter, Mrs reen, Valerie, Jean Marie, Ann, ot Lewtetown, Pa., and waa for bom retired nine years «#> Ellen C. O'Ratlliy, 15, of 48 many yean, *ctiv« in Gtri er nt tho May scholarship din he Military Police Reserve. He from the U. S. Metals and He General Stefatiik American- Margaret Russo of Oarteret; Irene and Maryallce; her moth- iwr i*pon»or«d by the Wood- Hearthstone Avenue; who died er, Mrs. John Schulties, Iselin; Scouting. asisstant to the president of fining Co., Cartoret where he Slovak Citizens Club. two brothers, Stephen of Cze- Saturday at Perth Amboy Gen bridge Township PamntTearh- r choslovakia and George of Can- three sisters, Sister Irene of Surviving are bar husband, [Irifllesox County College, dr. had worked for ,l> years. Jle js survived by eight eral Hospital, was held this Kenneth H. Fortenbaugh; a ton,er Presidents' Council at Royal ada; ten graftdcbHdrea and the Medical Mission Sisters Oaks, Oak Tree Road, IseHn, rank M. Chambers. \ daughters, Mrs. Marie Muaco, three great-grandcMdren, morning at the Flynn and Sonserving at Uganda, Africa; Mrs. Kenneth L. of JopUn, Mo.; a Mayor Ralph P. Baron*, Pat- Mrs. Ann Kenter, Mra. Helen Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue, daughter, Mm. James Walter, at 7:00 P. M. The funeral will be conducted Albert Vill, Metuehen; Mra. Mr. Cochrane Is an accom- rick A. Boylan | Knot, Mrs. Julia Bryer, all of with a requiem Mass at Our John McGoohan, Elisabeth. Port Reading; a «ister, Mra. of Woodbrklge Township Schools from the Bizub Fimerail Home, Lady of Peace Church. Burial plished humorist on the banquet f'arlwot, Mrs. Elizabeth Cross 54 Wheeler Avenue on Thurs- Robert Gushaffd; two brothers, and Charles S. Famula, presi- of Cocoa Beach, Fla. Mrs. The- waa in St. Gertrude Cemetery, Joseph Howell and WardeU Ho- circuit. Since his retirement day followed by a requiem Mass from 'boxing, he has devoted dent of tiie Board of Education Kotodriejski of Roberts Colonia. LIST BEARERS n«LL all of Uwfatown, Pa. have been invited to" extend at Sacred Heart Church at 9 CARTERET — Tjie honorary much of his time to youth wel Mrs. Catherine Valentine A. M. Interment will be in St. Born in New York, Miss greetings. Music and entertain- | of EnpHshijown awl Miss Mar- O'RaHly resided in Madison bearers at the military funeral fare activities, appearing at Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. MRS. ALICE CTGERARD many benefits •eoa.'rt to coast. ment will be provided by town- Slim a at home; four sons, Township before moving here held for Lance Cpl. Wesley W. ship students; the Dance Band Michael, CJporge and Jamas Sti- with her family a year ago. White were: Jimmy Gargullo; COLONIA — Funeral services Julian Ciotta, Director of tor Mrs. AHee C. Gerard, 80, Community Services, Middleso of Woodbridge m#i School, ma ,i!S of Carteret and Joseph ANTON BRECHKA She was a sophomore student Richard Kilby; Wayne Amund- Choral Groups from John F. Stima of Edison; 31 grandchil CARTERET - Anton Br«h at the Woodbridge Senior High sen; Dennis McMickle; Gary who died yesterday at St. An-County College, will also spoak thony's Hospital, St. Peters- Mr. Ciota i.t a graduate of Se Kennedy Memorial Illph and 1ha great-grandson. He ka of Cleat-water, Florida died School. Bochra; Joseph DeMichaele; Ilootennnny Club of Fords Jun- Sunday at home. Mr. Brechka Michael Coons; Tommy Dev- burg, Fla., are scheduled tor ton Hall and has been long ac the father of the late John Surviving are her parentfl, tive in public relations and com ior High. was the former owner of th« Mr. and Mra. William F. O'Reil- erln; Dennis O'Sfoanaasee. It Saturday morning .M. Any donation of houmtioM way, Mrs. John Kucaba of Wood The pall bearers were Henry country auction and bake sale, Church, officiating. Burial waa Felauer; Walter Felauer; Ed- Russell Moody of Colonla; five rtioles, books, good usfeoTtoyi, bridge, anduAfrs. Josephine Her May II from 10:00 until 3:00 >r games will b* ac-cerj^. ranova of Virginia Beadi, Va.; in Our Lady of Hungary Cem- ward Felauer; Henry Mekluhe; grandchildren; 11 great-grand- etery. John children. P. M. in fellowship hall. Doors two sisters, Mrs. Susan Olear John Schroeder and Fred Her will open at 9:30 A. M. Mrs. A snack bar will be open and Mrs. John Fisher of Car- Surviving in addition to her beck, throughout the

PENNY SALE 7 and roRiilar jfnmcs at 8. the MissionotteLS, juniors TOd Womdu'f Auxiliary of Brownie, Junior, «nd Cadcttc school. , WOODBRIDGE — The Ladies TV St.. VirWont de Paul So- , youth unit of the Wom- Athletic Association will meet Girl Scout Troops, sponsored by Iselin First AW Squad will Bastardo \id Society of the Hungarian •ifly will meet Tuesday, 8 P. en's Mtssionery Council, i( Wednesday, 8:30 P. M. «t Edi-St. CffceHi's PTA, wtt meet sponsor bingo games Wednes- MUSIC STUDIO Reformed Church will sponsor M. in Hootn 109, St. Cecelia's scheduled tor Wednesday, Mfcy Isclin day night, 7:30, in the squad • Lmaona • Slywt Mualc .i penny sale, tomorrow, Thurs Srhml. 1, 6:30 P. M.. at «» IseHn As- son BowK>^Mat, Oak Tree Wednesday night, 7 o'clock in • Sal«* Oa All Inalrumrnt* dny, 7:30 P. M. The pufolk is UJ The somi monrtily meeting at sembly of Gud Church. Road. the assigned classrooms of thetwitting, 477 Ltacoki Highway. • Rmord* • Bnnrf Heniala rited to attenxl. Wl lanua AT*., SA1-1M7 Jordan asks U. N. aetlon on .1 Ui aaawar An, 1IHW Hems hnly sHea.

'HIP instnimontal mnsrc de- partment, of John V. Konnwiy Cyanamid celebrates Memorial Mijrh Srhorjl will pme Kt iti annual Spring OJurort MIKE'S HAS THE Thursday, Aprtl ?$, 8 P. M., in Chemical Progress Week with... t.he aiKUtorunn of the school, undflr the direction of James (Jirter. While "the concert fa in pgmss there will be a dis- TASTIEST GIANT SIZE play nf various works from the fine arts and industrial arts de- Creative chemistry partments. • * * St. Cecelia's Council 3639, KnigMs of Cokimibus ,wiil meet for better Thursday, 8 P.M., at Colum- bian Hall, Grant Street. community living NEW HOURS Fhval nomination and elec- m• • • Uinn tion of officers for the 1968 Sunday 11-30 to 10 P. M. term will be fceH ait the semi- Mafe vtt• aaalltr nM (Ik , . , Tues. 11 AM. . to 9 P.M.; nnontMy meeting of VFW Post Truth «rba> Italiaa Bread . . . Physiqlano dispense Orlmunei*slngfe-dose oral polio "Kid-proof" Acrylite* acrylic sh«et Is one of many birildlng products Wed., MiM*.. Fri., Sat. 0 2636 Thursday, 8 P. M.f at poet Quality •Bftredlenta foea Inlfl A. M. to 11P.M. headquarters, Route 27. vaccine and many other Lederle Pharmaceuticals. for school and industrial use. «*<•» «n<1 aT«ry 1VB laMwIch. Closed Monday* Try aaa Bingo games will be held ISC AVENEL ST., AVENEL Thursday, 7:30 P, M., at Con LM*M Off. Omi BTMIBIM gregation Beth Sbotom Auditori- CMTMIMI Name An* 636-1288 um, 90 Cooper AvenUe.

The monthly pack meeting of Cub Scout Pack 48 is set for Thursday, 7:30 P. M., at School 15, Pershing Avenue.

Classes wiH be resumed by the Ninth Grade Communicants ML of First Presbyterian Church, Thursday, 6:45 P. M., after a KEEP COOL tawweek recess. A dance will be sponsored by St. Cecelia's C. Y.O. Friday, JOIN A SUMMER LEAGUE April 26, from 8 to 10:30 in the school cafeteria. The event is open only to members, who HON. S MAN HANDICAP 8 P.M. may each bring one guest. TUES. MIXED FOURSOME 8 P.M. 2 HEN, 2 WOMEN A regular meeting of the C. WKD. JUNIORS-3 MAN 510 AVERAGE 7 P.M. A.B youth group wtii be held Friday, 7:30 P. M., in Ise-lki THUB8. WOMEN'S fl P Hlf o * • nx« Assembly of God Church, cor- ner Copper Avenue and Berke- m. MIXED-* MEN, 1 WOMEN 8 P.M. ley Bo&vwrd. BUN. MIXED FOURSOME 8 P.M. • * • 2 MEN, 2 WOMEN The Junior Girls Unit of aux- iliary to VFW Post 2G36 wiU meet Saturday, 10:30 A. M.. at NEW AND LOW AVERAGE post headquarters, Route 27. BOWLERS WELCOME k -win paTticdpateffi the 'Loyalty" Day'" F«ra&s April 28, 2 P. M., in I South )r^,. "Kiey will meet at the jfWBttaH at 11:30 A. M. lor BOWL MOR LANES bus t 34«MainSt, — 6344520 — Woodbridge the annual tjpitobet&i viE be heW at St. John Vian- jqey cafeteria, 420 Inmaa Ave- nwL to 5:3OFCM. uadw thedtoc woi tion of Mrs. Leo Terzeila. Pi^- SPECIALISTS ceeds will help defray expenses Ut OW;-,;»taff of of tnanspontiag the hatrd^hip Pool Exptrti help < «tttl d you wlih and <3fey«lbpQijLatPrin*ceton Cyanamid, in cooperation with Dorr-Oliver.Inc., works d 4 at developing new methods of water pollution control. 18-FT. ^ MUSK1N CAPRI vieHo, 548-6152, Frank Ferrise, 634-8060, or the Columlbian Club, Cyanamid is the largest chemical company headquartered in the POOL WITH AMPRO FILTER on Grand Street. Garden State and employs 6,000New Jersey residents at facilities in Wayne, Princeton, Bound Brook, Warners (Linden), East Patter- Joseph Pwler. dorector of H Fife and Drum Corps, an- son, and Woodbridge. Cyanamid people are engaged in research, Both Only nounced two drill ^meetings will be held Tuesday and Wednes- development and manufacture of products that enrich our lives day, April 30, and May 1, 7 P. through modern medicine, better building materials, more M., at his home, 117 Berkeley Boulevajid. advanced industrial chemicals and agricultural products. Among the well knowrv trademarks of Cyanamid and its subsidi- Boy Scout Troop 49 will meet aries are: Breck* hair care products, Creslan* acrylic fiber, Tuesday, 7 P. M., at Kriighte of Columbus Hall, Grand Street. Formica®brandlaminatedplastic,LederlepharmaceuticalsIandthe • • * Agricultural Division's Malathion, a home and garden insecticide. Bingo games will be hedd Tuesday night in St. Cecelia's # Cyanamid will continue to search not only for better products, Lourdes and Fatima Halls. Early Wrd games will begin at but better methods to improve communities through employment, and the betterment of environmental'health. Cyanamid isdedioated On Display... to creative chemistry for better service c^c BALDWIN to mankind. CVMUMO CQHMHV K» nZMETII AW, ELIZABETH • EL 2-9648 • PlaiMf • Orgam WoodbrW««, Nmr Joney 0M.V 1M. t tJHLf RON., THURS. Ill 9 P.M. EDISON PIWoYo. ( 1059 Ambay Av«., Ediion, LI 8-2387 i4 .

{itMdkickicMdtkickirkirkir^ c •t 1 V Tic Middlesex County TOP COVERAGE TOP COVERAGE eaderships and Leader Shopper Mid Leader Shopper —top Circulation coverage in —top circulation coverage in ; Woodbridye area. Woodbridge area. * Wednesday, April 24, 1968 — News Of The Week As Seen In Pictures —

. IT WAS FESTIVAL TIME: Iselin-Colonia Citizens Club held its annual spring party at the Green Street firehouse, Iselin Mon- PLANNING MAYOR'S BALL: Woodbridge Township members of the committee for the Middlesex County Democratic Mayor'! day afternoon. Hat prize winners and judges, left to right. Mrs. Selina Heller, prettiest; Martha Schein, most original; Carl De- Ball to be held at the Greenbrier, May 18, are pictured above. Left to right: Mr. and Mrs. Barry Greenberger, Woodbridge, Mr. ininger, judge; Elinor Peterwn, judge; B«s*ie Long, funniest; seated, Mn. Doris Moltr, and Mrs,. Frances Sluk, special prizes. and Mrs. Jules Pereira. Iselin, and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cohen, Colonia. Mr. Pereira is chairman of this year'* ball.

ALL SET FOR BAKE SALE: Lorantffy Guild of the Hungarian Reformed Church of Woodbridge FOR UNICEF: A check for $3,671.55, representing the proceeds of the Woodbridge Township will sponsor a bake sale Saturday afternoon starting at 3:00 o'clock In the lower auditorium in Jaycees' efforts in behalf of UNICEF was presented to Gov. Richard J. Hughes recently by the Parish House, School Street. The sale will continue through Sunday starting at 10 A.M. Orders may be given to any member of the committee. Hungarian stuffed cabbage will also.be pn sale Robert J. Wiegers, project chairman. The money was raised through the "Trick or Treat for and orders may be left at the church office. Left to right, Mrs. Joseph Dobos, Mrs. Frank Soltesz UNICEF" in which children from Grades 1 through S participated. Woodbridge chapter led all and Mrs. Stephen Gyenes. other chapters in the State and made one of the best showings in the nation. Left to right, Wieg- ers, Mrs. Helen Mosolgo, Jaycee-ette president; Gov. Hughes and Roy Doctofsky, Junior Cham- ber International Senator.

WOODBRIDGE JAYCEES HAVE HIGH HOPES: That Mis* Maureen Gerrity, 99 Jeffrey Road, Colouia, above, will win out in the Miss Middlesex County Contest to be held at Piscat- away High School May II. Tickets may be obtained through Richard Bassarab, 90 Main Street, Woodbridge. If Miss Ger- rity is successful she will go on to represent Middlesex County in the Miss New Jersey Contest. The winner in the latter contest will compete in the MUs America Contest in Atlantic City. Miss Gerrity has held several titles — the Jerry Lewis Telethon Queen for Muscular Dystrophy in 1966; Miss Byline- PLANNING HEALTH CAREERS' WEEK. Are presidents of the various hospital auxiliaries In of 1967 sponsored by the New York Reporters Association Middlesex Council Health Careers' Week will start May li with special programs held by hos- and first runner up to Miss New Jersey in the Miss, Universe piials and schools of Nursing. Left to right, Mrs. Arthur L. Roth. Perth Aniboy General Hos PRIZE WINNERS: Winners of the IVIenlu Park Cinema Bonds Easter Contest left to riKlit are Pageant. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. pital; Mrs. Edward A. Partenope, John F. Kennedy Community Hospital, Edison; Mrs. Peter Mrs. Margaret Pitman of East Brunswick, John Nojsko of Edison, IVliss Alison Hell in an of Gerrity and attends Trinity College, Washington, D.C., Campbell, St. Peter's General Hospital, New Brunswick and Mrs. Roftert Friseh, Middlesex Gen- Union, Mr. Julieu Luc, Manager of the Bond Store, Meulo Park Shopping Center; Steve Tapper, where she is majoring in political science. eral Hospital, New Brunswick. Manager of Hie Menlo Park Cinema. SUPPORT YOUR POLICE SPOTLIGHT ON POLICE ENTIRE MONTH OF APRIL ,v A MONTH-LOINt; SALUTK TO ALL OLIHUliDKiATEl),COIHAGEOLS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFI- CERS! Each week - during April - we shall continue our all-out effort to promote better understanding and support for our police officers - THE WORLD'S FINEST! ' PAGE TEN Wednesday, April 24, Iflfl8 leader-Press The Old Makes Wy for the New

In about a week, one of your Through his good offices, Sen. fellow townspeople will call at Tanzman also has met with var your home for the purpose of ous state officials and in other taking a special federal census vays worked in our behalf. We in Woodbridge Township. ire grateful to him, and we You may have some reserva- rust that his work, coupled with tion about answering his or her »ur own efforts, will result in questions, because you probably ate acceptance of our case. If are aware that the federal gov- lot, and if we have in fact «t ernment conducts fts regular ined the population required JOSEPH M. FURDA PAUL J. TROYANO census during the year which or the additional aid, we will starts each decade, and you mrsue our case in the courts. may wonder why someone Is at your door to take the census this Under normal conditions, if we year. alted until the 1970 census, it Township Youths Accepted would take about two years af- First, let me assure you that ;er that before we could get the there is an official federal cen- lid. Since this is an "offyear' By U.S. Air Force Academy sus being taken here this year. or the federal census people, If the person who calls on you hey can certify our population can show credentials identifying WASHINGTON — Two rest cate for scholastic achievement. :ount in time for our receiving lent* of Woodbridge Township He also received * certifie-ata him as a census enumerator, he aid during the next state fi.v and bearing the seal of the De- i - Joseph M. Furda and Paul for National Educational De- al year, which begins July 1, of !. Troyano — nominated by velopment Tests, partment of Commerce, Bureau his year. In other words, if we of the Census, he is on official Rep. Edward J, Patten (fi-15 Troyano, who resides at 62fi ire successful in gaining what Dist.-NJ), have been accepted Ridgewood Avenue, Woodbridge, business, and he is sworn to do re feel is rightfully ours right his job properly, and to uphold by the U. S. Air Force Aca- is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dom low, our taxpayers will benefit demy. inick T. Troyano. the confidential nattire of the rom $600,000 additional aid per data he gathers. /ear for four years ... a total of THE OLD AND NEW: Left, old St. James Church ai workmen started demolition Monday and at the right, the new St. James' They will report to the aca- Eighteen years of age and a 2,400,000. Church nearing completion. Services will be conducted in St. .lames School until the new church Is ready for occupancy. demy at Colorado Springs, Col- senior at St. Joseph's High As you may know, the special orado, on Monday, Juiwi 24. School, in Metuchen, he will census Is being conducted by the graduate in June, 1968. federal government at our re The stakes are high, and so Furda, who lives at 37 De ar, we have been accorded won Witt Terrace, Cokmia, is tiie Troyano was a member of quest, and for the benefit of our the varsity on the school's cross taxpayers. It will' not be as ex- derful cooperation by"Sen. Tanz son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph man, Rep. Edward J. Patten Furda. country, indoor and outdoor tensive as a regular, decennial track teams. census, because tie information and the people from the Bureau He is 17 years old, a senior we need is limited to the number if the Census, both in Washing at Cokmia Senior High School His major interest for several of people in each house and on, D.C. and at the New York and will be a member of the years has been flying and he their ages. egional office. In order to prog June, 1968, graduating class. has had the ambition of at- ess in an orderly direction to Furda is a member of the tending the Air Force Academy. On (he basis of our population, ard ultimately realizing the National Honor Society, was Both Furda and Troyano were we will gain additional state Home Room Representative and nominated by Congressman Pat- funds for our free public library tenefits we expect, it is now! me to ask for the cooperation was awarded a U. S. Junior ten after they took part in com- system and we will continue to Chamber of Commerce certifi petitive tests and examinations. press our case for additional >f all our residents with the enu- slate aid to our board of educa- nerators who will call on you. tion, an effort in which State It has taken the concerted work Son. Norman Tanzman has been tf many people to bring our case laboring in our behalf. o the point where It is today, Isenegger-Meade Rites Under the law, proof of our nd with your cooperation we population increase which will an carry it further. be established by the census will I know that, together, we will Held at Gospel Church mean an additional $13,000 each successfully complete another year in state aid. Since our di- roject for the benefit of our en- WOODBRIDGE — Saturday rect aid from the state and the tire community. lftemon at Woodbridge G-os Sabbath Services federal aid administratered by >el Church, Miss Karen Lee the state for our library system Yleade, daughter of Mx. and At Temple Emanu-El amounted to $83,700 in the last Mrs. James E. Meade Jr., 49 FORDS — On Friday evening, fiscal year (exclusive of money 'ort Reading Avenue, became April 26 at 8:30 P. M., at Tem- for new library construction) he bride of Spec. 4/c Clifford ple Emanu-El, Sabbath Ser. tiie additional money means ; Society News ,. Isenegger, son of Mr. and vices will be held. Pulpit lec- that, through our taking advan- .Irs. Clifford J. Isenegger, ture will be "Moses Mairaohi- ' tage of all the aid program Ungliahtown. Th*i»S«v. HaVMti s."t open to us, we will save our tax- A Pancake Breakfast wilrtte tamer officiated. The Oneg Shabbat will be payers $96,700 each year in the held by Boy Scout Troop 38 of Miss Diane Bogdanski was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Al operation of one of the outstand- Woodbridge in Fellowship Baill naid of honor; Miss Janet and Donner in honor of their daugh- ing library systems in the state. of the 1st Presbyterian Church ter Amy, who will mark her Vliss Martin Moneek were Bas MRzvah. Additionally, if the census of Woodbridge on April 27 from bridesmaids. shows that our population ex- 8:00 A. M., until noon, ^te Names to be read during the Serving his brother as best Kaddish Prayer are Benjamin ceeds 100,000, we may gain an breakfast is open to the 9wtic man was William, Jseqegger. additional $27 per pupil in state and tkkets may be purchased j: With cranes and other heavy equipment in n««, St. Jamesf Church, a landmark in Woodbridge proper was Zack and Ida Marel. k. The new church, close to the present si(p; iUneartrtg completion. Ushers were Robert, r^Valter, aid to education, which, under from any of the scouts or at the and Glenn Isenegger. On Saturday morning, April • the law Is due communities of door. 2T, at 10:30, the Bas Mitzvah of The bride attended Wood- Amy Donner will take place. , 100,000 population or more. R-is * • • • in this area that Sen. Tanzman bridge Senior High School and ^ has been very helpful to us, be- Charles M. Santora, chairman Blodgett-Burta Marriage w»s employed by F. W. Wool- of the March of Dimes k Port worth Company, MenJo Park, Keep Seated * cause it is not clear whether re- Living in the lap of luxury sults of a special census will bi Reading, teouia a total of and Chicken Delight, Wood $250.14 contributor 4o tite IMS bridge. isn't bad except that you never accepted by the state as a basi March of Dimes in th* area'; Solemnized on Saturday know when luxury is going to for granting the additional aid Mr. Isenegger, a "ld66 ' grad stand up. Since the money which our tax COLONIA — The marriage of Warren Blodgett served his uate of John F. Kennedy Me- -Record, Columbia, S.C. payers would be due, if the spe- A rummage sale, sponsored by Miss Marilyn Jean Burta, brother as best man. Ushers morial High School, Islin, just _ cial census shows that we've the Ladies Aid Society of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vin- were Raymond Theodore and returned from a 12-month tour Who's Winning? grown to more than 100,000 resi- First Presbyterian Church, Rah cent W. Burta, 19 Frederick Francis Blodgett. Edward Wat- of duty in Vietnam with the You'll never witness a more dents and if the state grants the way Avenue, Woodbridge, will Avenue, and Albert John Blod- son was ringbearer. U. S. Army. In May be will re^ exciting unpredictable race than funds on the basis of this censui be held & Tellowsfeip H»U gett, son of Mrs. Elizabeth After a trip to Florida, the port for duty • at* Ft. Lewis 'trie human, would amount to about $600,00( Thursday, April 25 Irom 9:00 A Blodigett, 32 Lutiier Avenue, couple will make their home in Wash. -Herald, Clinton, O. per year, Sen. Tanzman has in M. to 8:00 P. M., and Friday, Hopelawn, and the late James Pentii Amboy. troduced a bill in the State Leg April 26 from 9:00 A. M. to 4:00 Blodg&tt, was solemnized Sat- The bride graduated from islature which would make this urday afternoon at St. John P. M. Woodbridge Senior High School census binding on the State De- * • « Vianney Church with the Rev. partment of Education. Miss Ellen Leslie Pad, Thomas Brennan officiating. and is employed by Quiet Kool daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miss Arlene Burta, sister of Division of Emerson Radio, M. Peck, 130 Jeffrey Road, Co- the bride, served as maid of Avenel, lnia, was named to the Dean's honor. Other bridal attendants Mr. Blodgett attended the Sunday Sermon included Mrs. Phyllis Watson, List for the fifth consecutive same high school and is employ- quarter at National College of Miss Virginia Rebel, M'iss Char- Topic Education, Evanston, 111. Mbs lotte Blodgett. Flower girl was ed by J. and V. Applicators is Listed Peck, a sophomore is a 1966 Miss Tersa Samari. Inc., Perth Amboy. CARTERET — Dean Dr. An graduate of Woodbridge Senioi drew Harsanyi will preach or High School. She was a 3.73 the topic "Christ's Word to th average at National. Church and to tibo World Today' Miss Baranyak Is Bride at two worship services in th Hungarian Reformed Church: John P. Cassily, Iselin March 9:30 in English and at H o'clocl of Dimes chairman, reported Of William Umansky in Hungarian. Sunday Schoo today that Iselin residents con- will convene at 9:30 a.m. tributed $1,329.91 to the cam- CA11TERET — Miss Lois M. bridegroom, Richard Tindall. Members of the Christia: paign this year. Baranyak, daughter of Mr. and Stephen Kovacs, William Rasi- Youth Fellowship will partici Several area plants will re- Mrs. Nicholas Baranyak, 18 mowicz, Robert Mathis " pate in the Quarterly Conferenc ceive Safety awards Thursday, Clifford Street was married to John Hollywood served as ush- of the Eastern Area Youth Fei April 25 at the annual Middle- j William Umansky, son of Mr. ers. eration to be held in the Hunga sex-Somerset Counties Safety aud Mrs. Sherman J. Umansky, TJie bride was graduated from ian Reformed Church Center ir Awards Dinner at MartinsviHe 21 George Street in St. Joseph's Carteret High School and the Perth Amboy Sunday afternoon Inm. Among the top award win Roman Catholic Church on Sat- United School for Medical and They wilt leave from the church nors are Indiana General, Keas- urday at 3 P.M. Dental Assistants and ia at 1:45. Miss Margie Deak from boy; U. S. Metals Refining Com. Serving as matron of honor ployed by Dr. John Fenick, Car- Carteret is the president of the pamy (three awards), Carteret; for her sister was Mrs. Stephen teret. Federation. Valentine Brick Company, Kovacs and the bridesmaids The bridegroom was graduat- a division of A. P. Green. Merit were the Misses Barbara Tom- ed from Carteret High School Confirmation Class for the S awards will go to American Cy- ON ORIGINAL SITE: St. James Church when it was on up- nior Group will continue Satui •zuk, Vivian Lazar, Lynne Lo- and is employed by Hess Oil and anamid, Woodbridge; and U. S. per Main Street, before being moved to the Amboy Avenue pez, Lorraine Umansky and Chemical Co., Perth Amboy, day mornings at 9. The Junio Metals Refining (nine awards). Group is excused for the rest 6 properly. Kathleen Sager. Following a wedding trip to the season. Confirmation will b The best man was Sherman J. the Bahamas, the couple will re- on May 26, First Communion OJ Freedom Foundation awards On The Aisle Umansky Jr., brother of the side in Edison. June 2. are given to 1,400. Luncheon and Dinner A woman went into a depart- To be Served at Fete ment store and asked: "Where will I find stockings?" FORDS — Tuesday, May 7, Nuptial Vows Exchanged is the date of the annual all- "Aisle C," replied the clerk. day Spring Bazaar to be spon- The woman waited ten min- sored by the PTA of St. Joan's utes and then repeated: "Where ALOHA!! HAWAII Episcopal Church. will I find the stocknigs?" By Couple on Saturday The affair will be held in the "Aisle C," answered the clerk again. ISELIN — Nuptial vows were PiadnfieJd High School, is em Paiish Hall and a light lunch exchanged Saturday afternoon ployed by Queen City Pontiac, and a dinner will he served. "That's what you told me a at St. Cecelia's Church between PJainfkU. H« served fa Viet 16 DAYS Mrs. Charles Carlisle anil Mrs. while ago," snapped the woman JAxsa Micheje Francene Inga, •am with the U. S. Aiuny. JKT CHARTER to Magi- Thomas Peterseo are cochair- "and you didn't even look. I'll daughter of Mr. amd Mrs. Emil m ™. see for myself." S. Inga, 124 McKinley Avenue, cal, Beautiful Hawaii, FIVE COMPANY REPORT and William O. Lexow, son of FORDS — Robert J. Leven- and neighboring islands Mr. and Mrs. William O. Le- xow, North Plainfield. The Rev. doske, CJiief of Fords Fire Co. Maul, Kona, Hilo. When You Remember.. John Gerily officiated. #1, reported that daring the M'PS. Anthony Miele was ma- monUw of January, February ALL I'ROIU'CTS AHF. UOStK UQl'<>K5 T.XC.LVSWES K«in«inb«r our tuny • itubliihad truii of honor. Bridesmaids and March, the company ans- AT THEM XVKHilliY l.UIV .Si/K PRICKS ivputullun fur 4T>2 Factory! Opposite City Hull . . , WOODBRIDGfc, NJ. ML-UIU Park. 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i..<;<; , NOTICES LEGAL NOTICWTN LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE NOTICK . IMOO.OO and ha delivered at tht place on TORRES, for leave to auumt lha Htm OKDBR TO "HOW CAUHE Tiilir notice Ihnt on April mth. t;Ro;n:n;ii CnnminpilnCnnminpilnn l.cen-l.cen't NoNo.. elementarelementary specificationsspecification*, copies of will apply to the Mlddlewi Covnly Court Upon reading tod filing of the Verified; c is t ir premise™ located at 244 Amhny which will be ftirnlahad on application to on th« ltth da.y of May, ISM_ , at <:30 In Complaint ef Viola V.. Johnson from . v.i>,,il.u, lj>c\ N. J reoiMng In engineer, the forenoon, for a judgment snttinrljlm".' h It appears: that the said Stanley inw.inf persons, residh.n a' thcjrl By order of the Town Council of the him to umime the name of JAIME LUIS isnn has absented himself for moil ", rp«p-'i'!lve sdiin-sscs. e-w-h w- Townthlp of Woodbridge, New Jersey. ; MORALES. in seven years from his last known rea- in (lie BR.?i-?gale more tiian IO',ff Joseph V. Valentl JAIME MILS TORRES, I cicprtrnle licensee's ttock: Municipap l Clerk by hli mother and natural Iselln, Woodhrldne Township, F.valyn Burfinnton L.P. 4/M-J/l/M 127.2)1 fuarrtlan, RLORIA TORIIKS County, New Jersey: r April, !INANCE ENTITT.KI1 "AN ORnlN- Carteret, New Jersey ni> 10 C Vr nn^uakertowual rto n RoHMdd ' „.,. Buckner, Walter E. Johnson and Fr.mk l".i; n ' """^ " "" * AA NC NCR TOTO RRRUUTR THF SALE, I'OS I.,P. 4/10 17-2* S/1/9S «"•*" c. Johnton show cauie before this Court .ii™ n „ „!„„ ih. ,,.,.1 SESSION, DISTHIBtlTION AND TRANS-.— at the County Court Hou.w. Nrw Bruns- .'ORTATION OF ALCOHOUC DEVER-| Mldaittei Cemly RurrafaU's C.«rt wick, New Jertey on the 24lh day of NOTICE Miy. I9M st 10 AM In the frirrniwn why urlt us lo: Joseph Valenlt, may take notu a Judgment (hou'd not be rendpred de- Clerk. WondhrlnK?, N. J. STATE NEW claring: Stanley Johnson lo be dead: and VIRO, INC.1. PROVIDE A PENALTY FOR THE VIO- Florence A. Martlndtla deceased, Intend IT IS FURTHER ORDFRED thai a Trading at VIRO'S JLATION THEREOF." to exhibit flnnl account to the Middlew» copy of this Order be publ'ihed in the I..P. 4/24/M „ APPROVED AND ADOPTED April 17, County Court-Probtt* Dlvltlon, on FrlLeader-Prrss, Wnodhrldge, N. J. four i%n. day. the 10th day of May, 1MB. at Inlimes during four consecutive calendar INTRODUCED March 6. 19M. Adverllaed; ATM., "for 'set'tlement"'and"ai!owancer thii weeks, once In each week, rornmen- n« NOTICE TO BIDDERS aajidopted on first r*adl^ with Nnt_lc« o_l ,,mn be|n( llrat auditsd and Hated by within two weeks of the dale of this Or- Notice Is hereby given lhat sealed bids Public Hearing March JO, 1968. der: and that a cony of the Orrt;r. v th uill be received by the Town Council ol held April 3, 1D6t. Approved by Mayor Dated" April itt, 1»M a copy o( the tald Complaint, certified to ,.> )o«n«h:p of Woo-lhridge for the re- Thomas J. Dtverln Advertised at finally Marv (Jorv) Vahnhlk be a true copy by the atlorney lor pl.iln- cnnstructlon ol Butter and Rodfers adopted April 24, 19M. Fmenlrti tiff, be served upon the tald Sandra Lynn Streets In the Avencl Section of the Tjwn PATRICK POT0CN1O Edward A. Kopper, Johnton, Roger Johnton, Thomat John* tihlr- of Wo.-Ibrldff. In the County of Borough Clerk 284 Amboy Avenue tan, Mae Buckner, Walter E. Johnson and Mir'dlcsjx. wi'h a Bituminous Concrete L.P. 4/S4/M MM Woodbridge. New Jersey Frank C. Johnton by mailing the tame to them certified mill, return receipt re- Typf 8M-I surfic* upon a Bituminous —— — — L.P. 47M0-17-247M naoo Stabllzrd Dr'u foundation, estimated ORDINANCE #m-T quetied, at least twenty (20) dayt before amount of Bl umlnom Concrete and Bl-1 AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY COVET the return day. umlnnus S.n.illird surface pavement re- POSITION OF HOUSING OFFICER. PS- PROBATE DIVISION i/Abe S. Schwartz quired u 6W Tom, of Bituminous Slab- TABLI9HING HIS DUTIES AND PRO DacaM N*. J.C.C. illzrd Rase foundntlin 1,4M Tons, tnd VIDING HIS COMPENSATION. Cl.ll Aellon L.P. 4/17-H-S/H/M »9.M •iponed and read In public at Memorial APPROVED AND ADOPTED April 17, Municipal llnlkiinj on May JO, IMS at IMS. Board of Fire Commlaatonera April 1. L884 2:00 P. M. Prevailing Time. INTRODUCED April 3. 1MI. Advartlaed; rira Diatrlct Na. U Wocdbridge Townahlp Cclonla, New Jeraey &an

of Trangportation, have PATRICK POTOCNIO RUMMABT OF ADMT hern fllpd in the office of tht aaid en- BOROUGH CLERK Ai required by N. J. Statute, wt bare mad* an audtt ot the tranaaoUoM of to* al Mpmorlal Municipal Building, L.P. 4/2VM Board from the record* o< the ' I Main Street, Woodbridge, New Jersey,1 ".I-".—' ' and of tald Commissioner of Tramportn-j NOTICE OF HEARING It should be noted that tht caafc pttnow hnra bew confirm*! bjr U* Mnlu tod tlon, Trenton, N J. and the Division of I" 'he Matter of the Application ol wen reconciled to Uw book* al record. \ijcal Government Aid District OHIce lo- IBET INOCENCIA TORRES, an Infant, COHPAJUTIVE BALANCE H cated »t District #3, 1 Court House i hy her mother and natural guardian, bentae Square. Eatt Main street. Freehold.'C'l-OHIA TORRES, for leave lo attuine January |1, lMf Jamarr SI, 1M7fDeenate) N.J. 07728, and may be Inspected hyithe name IBET INOCENCIA DIAZ. bidder. during business ™ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Assets YOU HIT THE TAHGET: I-t. Andrew Ludwig rommends patrolmen for their amirate shnotine at Police Pistol Range. Left to TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned hours. Bidders will be fumlxhed with a Cash in Banks •JMU ntlt^r. /•'-III.. 1 M-~.. f j I ..J —:- i -eel »* -1- - ; t wil! apply to the Middlesex County Court t UJ17.00 f 17JM.M <* 2JK.M) right Officers Crilly and NaRy, LI. LudwiR and officer Rehnirky mpy of the itpedHcatlons and blue print* Deferred Charge* to Fatal* of'"the'drawlngi'"hy"the'7ngioVr'"o'n pro'^l o" the'lMh day of May, 1%», al: 9:30 In er notice and payments of cost of pre-lh« 'orenoon, for > Judgment airthorlllng Taxation - Banded l«2,WO.nO M»,7W.U < 4TJ08.43) LEGAL NOTICE „ . . , . . I her to ajjume the name of IBET INO- Wall $177,817 00 t>27^7«.« <$4»,7S7.48> paration. Bids must he made on stand- \rwwikCENCI A DIAZrtiA?. _ ard proposal forms in the manner desig- IRET INOCENCIA TORRES, Mm Janice D. Stimpson List Additional RESOLUTION UabUHIas at Surplus Take notice that on the fllfcenth day ofnated therein and required by the specifi- by her mother and natural pill. 1968 the Zoning Board of Ad lust- cations, must be enclosed in sealed en- guardian, GLORIA TORRES Appropriation Reserve* «lDMlM (K/M4.47 tent of the Township of Woodhrldge, af velopes, bearing the name and address of H Evans Hcmsath, Jr., Serial Bonds WWW 00 17SM0.0O < 12J0O.M) bidder and the name of the road on out-Attorney for Plaintiff College Bids r a public hearing denied the appllc-a- Surplus 4.7U.1! Weds Anthony Fiorello :lon of Richard Bassarab for a use YMI-side addressed to the Town Council of theTS Roosevelt Avenue < 21.7M.M) CARTERET — Most recent mce for the ute of an existing building Township of Woodbridge, Middlesex Carteret, New Jersey is a recreational club on Main Street, County, New Jersey, and mutt be accom-L.P. 4/KM7-24-5/1/68 «18.« Totala tmxttM (449,757.49) MENLO PARK TERRACE - Serving his brother as best acceptances to post high school r'oodbridje. New Jertey, Lot SB In Block panied byy a Non-Collusion affidavit and The wedding of Miss Janice institutions have been received a certified check for not than ten NOTICE OP BEARING pr mhtnltted, man was Joseph Fiorello. Ush- In the Matter of the Application ol MALCOLM L. SEVRD* Dorrian Stimpson, daughter of ers were SamUel FioreUo, James at Carteret High School for Ste- JAIME LUIS TORRES, an Infant, by his CertliWd Public Accountant Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stimpson, Recchia and Peter Stimpson. phen Bennett, Richard Dalyai, mother and natural guardian, GLORIA L.P. 4/17-24/M Main Street, g, New utn 181 Wall Street, and Anthony Mrs. Fiorello, a 1967 grad- Patricia Devorin, Paula Lutton, available for inspection Fiorolk), son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rose, Gary Sivak, and BERNARD P. SCIBIENSKI Joseph Fiorello, 41 Reilly Court, uate of John F. Kennedy Mem- Joseph Terebetski. Secretary Menlo Park Terrace, took place orial High School, is employed Stephen Bennett, son of Mr.,.P. 4/24/88 *>.M Saturday at Evangel Pentecos- by John F. JCetroedy Communi- and Mrs. Frank Bennett, 59 MIDDLESEX COUlfTT ty Hospital, Edison. SURROGATE'S COURT tal Church, Elizabeth, with the Warren Street, played varsity NOTICE Rev. Frederick H. Huber offi- Her husband is a 1964 grafootball- . He may choose between All persons concerned may take notice ciating. uate of Woodbridge Senior High Central Connecticut State Col- hat the Subscriber, surviving executor lege and Northern Miiehig&n etc., of Ethel Smith Gema, deceased, in- Miss Patricia Tirpak was maid School and is employed by Mo- lendt to exhibit final account to the Mid- of honor. Bridesmaids were University. dlesex County Court-Probate Dlvlalon, on bil Chemical Company in Data Friday, the 24th day of May. ISM, at Miss Lenore Balko, Miss Rose- Richard Dalyai will study mu- [0 A.M., for Settlement and allowance; arm Fiorello, Miss Johanna Fio- Processing Computer Centex, sical composition at the Berklee he tame beiw first audited an* ttlUd relto. Metucben. School of Music. His parents the Surrogate. Marvin S. Smith are Mr. and Mrs. Zolten Dalyai, Surviving Executor 38 Charles Street. Dated: April 18th. 1968 Patricia Deverin will major MOH and Inglete, EMS. 446 Main Street Walters-Nagy Wedding in physical education at New-Metuchen, N. J. ark State College. Cheerleader, ittorney member of the cast of the jun-L.P. tll.M ior and senior plays, the Future Performed on Saturday . _ BALE ; Teachers of America, and the SUPERIOE IT flP NEW 1BKSCT literary staff of. the Anracotit CHANCERY DIVISION KEASBEV — Our Lady of, Ralph Peterson, Roy Walters. News. Patricia lives with her MIDDLESEX COUNTY Pea>ce Church, ,Fords, was theThomas Athanasiou was ring Doek*t No. setting Saturday afternoon for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tht Perth Amboy Savings Mton, bearer. D,everm, 28 Cypress Street. a banking corporation of New Jersey, it the wedding of Miss Rose Marie The bride is a 1965 graduate Plaintiff, and Jamea Manning. Grovtr, ad- Nagy, daughter of Mr. and Mi-s. Alvin Rose, who was captain minlntrator of the Estate of Roland . KBUumui(Minimumu ncAg«e J.*12)/ i Elliab.ih UNIVERSAL HEATING - EL 2-2484 SOLOMON'S Sport Shop FTM Parking Fuel Oil felt.. . . 30* 1 IUZAIITH AViNUI IINOEN . . J..vi<. L_ — — — — • —— —— — — — _ _ — — ! ant) Comnttrc/of Air Csndifionlne PAGE TWELVE Wednesday, April 24, IDAS SPORTS TALK Art McMahon Looking For Spot with Patriots — Art MoMahon "I sure wouldn't mind being "Art Is as near foolproof is the latest candidate in the starting defensive hack- anybody we've ever had at that for a defensive backfield berth field vwith Mm this year, position," Earle Edwards re- with the American Football either.ither." l.caRiie Boston Patriots, and the With the Patriots' defensive marked recently. "He has made former Carteret star has an coach and one of the starting fewer mistakes over the past "in"—his former defensive defensive backs in his comer, two years than anyone, but he's coach ait North Caroline State McMahon will get a good so quiet and unnoticed back is now an aide to Mike Holovak chance to win a job and, if the thire, you're hardly aware of on the Pats. prediction of his former head By MEYER coach at N.C. State comes th« great job he does for you." In fact, Claude Gibson is al- Action speaks louder than ready boosting McMahon. "He true, he could make the big MR. TOMMY RICHARDSON was my most consistent hitter," jump. words. Introducing Tommy Richardson. In case you've forgotten, Mr. { the new Patriots' defensive Richardson will be the principal speaker at the testimonial din- backfield coach recalls, think- ner for Joe Medwick given by the borough of Carteret on Sunday ing back to last year at N.C. afternoon, May 26th at the St. Demetrius Community Center at State. Carteret's Stevens In 2 P.M. "We used only two lineback- Mr. Richardson was born in William sport, Pennsylvania, and ers down at school while they has been in professional baseball for 45 years. He is now presi- use three up here in the pros dent of the Eastern Baseball League, having served in this ca- and expect more of them, But Turko SetsFifth Win pacity for the past 24 years. He was chairman of the Executive as fair as McMahon is concern- Committee of All Minor League baseball for ten years. ed, I know what he can do. He's By JOSEPH SERVIDIO He served with the great Connie Mack as his personal repre- capable of turning in a fine job EDISON — John P. Stevens sentative and also as a director of the Philadelphia Athletics for in the pros, he's an excellent Mark of 9.4 Hawks baseball team scored CARTERET COACHES — Who attended the Middlesex County Coaches Association dinner at more than 25 years. He wag vice-president and one of the orig- tackier and was a real leader 'III fifth straight victory by top- the Greenbrier Restaurant Route 1 on Monday night are pictured above left to right: WalUr inal founders of the Little League Baseball program in Williams- for us at State." GRAND JUNCTION — Mike ping Linden 8-4 at Merrill Park. Gasior, athletic director; Howie Roizelle, basketball and tennis, Don Watkins, freshman base- port, Penna. He was\in show business as a song and dance man Turko, Northeastern Junior Col Stevens jumped off to a qukk ball, and Joe Rivers, track. McMahon, was a standout lege Plainsmen's sensational along wttfi his brother, Joe for more than 18 years. He raised performer for the Ramblers, two run lead in the first inning, more than $1,500,000 to build the 280-bed Divine Providence Hos- sophomore sprinter and former Hal Osborne singled and stole 1 was a member of N. C. State's Carteret High School star, be- pital in WilUam/port, of which he Is president. He is a past presi wtiite-shoed pass bandits last second. Al Lovett walked. They dent of the Kiwanis Club. He is a past president of the Chamber came one of the fastest humans negotiated a double steal. Os- season. The defensive players in the nation Saturday during of Commerce. His principal livelihood comes as a Buick dealer painted their shoes white for borne came home on a balk. in Williamsport, Penna., for nearly half a century. He was se the Mesa College invitational Lovett scored on Ed Alexan- identity, and McMahon got track and field meet. leeted several years ago as the "Man of th» Year" by the Con- plenty of that, intercepting 12 der's double. ference of Christians and Jews. passes, returning three for Turko blistered the 100 yard Linden tied the score in the Wo apnears at approximately 100 banquets a year. He was a touchdowns. dash in :09,4 listing him among fifth on a double by Tom Mak>, former President of the International League and founder of the the top junior college sprinters A cornerback as a sophomore a walk to Rich Babulski and a Li Me League program. Richardson is a man who believes in of 1968 including runners from single by John Koczor. and junior, the latter year gain Texas, Arizona and California. moving along with tine times, he moved to the airplane charter ing All Atlantic Coasrt Confer- Stevens basebajlers broke the business and now devotes his time exclusively to baseball, ora- ence honors, MoMahon switch It also lists 'him as one of the game wide open in the sixth tory and good works. ed to safety last season. fastest major four-year college frame when they scored five ABOUT ART McMAHON sprinters so far in '68. During his high school days, runs, Al Lovett and John Far- Art McMahon, Carteret's native, has become the latest candi- The :09.4 breaks the oldest rec nell banged out homers. date for a defensive backfield berth with the American Football the 6-1, 190 pounder played sev- eral times against Linden ord in Northeastern record Pitcher Bob Bowden, with ex- League Boston Patriots, and has an "in"—according to his form- books set in 1960 by Don Gate cellent relief help from Al Lo- er defensive coach at North Carolina State who is now an aide High's two-way back, John Charles, who is now a regular wood of Denver with a time of vett in the seventh, scored his to Mike Holovak on the Pats. in the Boston secondary. :09.5. Turko has worked hard in second win of the season. In fact, Claude Gibson is already boosting McMahon. "He was Hawks Top Union Catholic "I remember him very well," hopes of breaking the century my most consistent hitter," the new Patriots' defensive backfield mark and holds the 220 yard A four run first inning car- coach recalls, thinking back to his last year at North Carolina McMahon says, thinking back ried John P. Stevens to a one- to those battles against Charles. dash record of :21.5 around the State. curve, sided 9 to 4 victory over Union "We used only two linebackers down at school while they use "He intercepted a pass on me Catholic. three up here in the pros and expect more . He scored on Al Lo- of turning in a fine job in the pros, he's an excellent tackier and ning X remember best. He could vett's . An error on a was a real leader for us at State. really go. Only two :09.4s were run last permitted Lovett to McMahon who played his high school football at CarUret High, year in junior college circles, score and sent Jim SckuteUa was a member of North Carolina'i white-shoed pass bandits last Davis of Fresno, Calif., and to first. Ed Alexander added season. The defensive players painted their shoes white for Iden- Kennedy Loses Smith of Los Angeles City Col two more to give Stevens a tity, and McMahon got plenty of that, intercepting 12 passes, re- lege. 4-0 lead. turning three for touchdowns. It's just one-tenth of a second In the second frame two walks A cornerback as sophomore and Junior, the latter year gaining To Colonia In slower than the existing nation- by Alex Kennedy and Lovett, All Atlantic Coast Conference honors, McMahon switched to al Juco record of :09.3 held joint- ba-ckd by singles by Pat Adase ATTENDING DINNER — Of the Middlesex County Coaches Association dinner at the Greenbrier safety during his last season. ly by Travis Williams of Contra and Jim ScicuteMa, scored two Monday night are left to right: Mickey Kott, Colonia, baseball; Vince Capraro, Edison, football; During his high school days, the 6-1, 190-pourider played sev- Tennis Match Costa of Fresno set in 1964 and more for flie Hawks. Chris Gussis, Edison athletic director. Fred Kuller of Santa Ana of Union Catholic came back eral times against Linden High's two-way back, John Charles, By JOE PETERS who is now a regular in the Boston secondary. Fresno in 1965. with three runs via a walk, a inal Registrations "I can remember him very well," McMahon says, thinking COLONIA — Oolonia High's Turko's win in the century as triple by George DeLucca and Cultural Center back to those battles against Charles. "He intercepted a pass on tennis team evened its record well as the 220 yard victory led three singles by Bill Madden, Colonia Nine lor Girls Softball me once, but as much as he could do on defensive, it was tils run- at 1-1 by posting -a 3-2 victory the Plainsmen to their first vie Don, Weber and Frank Magno. over winless John F. Kennedy Campbell, who relieved Lo- FORDS — Final registration ning that I remember best. He really could go. I sure wouldn't tory of the cinder campaign. Loses 3 Games Open at College nd tryouts for the Girls Soft- mind being in Ihe starting defensive backfield with him this of Iselin. vett, scored his first win of the Plainsmen completely domin- seaison. He struck out six aixl ail League will be held at year, either," McMahon added. Larry Shames won in the ated the event scoring 115 points By JOE PETERS Middlesex Ciwnty College's iinis Field, Fords Park on With the Patriots' defensive coach and one of the starting de singles and the teams of Al walked only one. COLONIA — A strong Union Dean of Faculty, Dr. Vernon A. Koth, Made Reiner and Mike followed by Mesa 58. Provo Ath- Jatiirday, April 27 at 1:00 P. M. tensive backs in his corner, McMahon will get a good chance to letic Club 57 and Rangely 12. Hawks Beat Union High High baseball team behind the Wanty, has recently announced Feldman and Todd Savanese John P. Stevens Hawks scor- the opening of a Cultural Cen- All girls who will be ten be- win n job and, if the prediction of his former head coach at North Provo was a team of former two^hit pitching of Greg Adaims Carolina State comes true, he could make the big jump. won in the doubles. ed their seventh straight vk- ter at Middlesex County College. 'ore August 31 and not four- Brigham Young University ath- tory by beaitiing Union High handed Colonia a 4-1 defeat een before August 31 and who "Art is as near foolproof as anybody we've ever had at that The Schedule Remaining letes. The Center, which was coord School 5 to l. Monday. inated by Professor H. Ian live in Woodbridge Township position," Karle Edwards remarked recently. "He has made April 26, J. P. Stevens, Away . Southern Utah and Utah State The Hawks broke the scoring Adams struck out 14 and Smith of the Social Science De- nd the Fords-Clara Barton fewer mistakes over the past two years than anyone, hut he's so April 29, Edison, Home. Frosh pulled from the meet Fri- column in the second inning. ection are eligible to register. quiet and unnoticed back there, you're hardly aware of the great May 3, Piscataway, Away, waiUced three. Loprete and Neil- partment, is located in the aud- day. Ed Alexander walked. He ad- io-visual room of the lower floor n case of rain, tryouts and job he does for you. May 9, CBA, Away. son formed the battery for the registration will be held at 2:00 Head coach Ed Brandt was vanced on a fielder's choice and Patriots. of the Library. It is open to stu- Action speaks louder than words. M'ay 10, Edison, Away. scored on Art Gigantino's single. dents from 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. on M. in the Annex of Our Lady May 13, New Bruns., Away. pleased with the overall im- provemtnt shown since their op- Stevens added another in the Lose to East Brunswick weekdays and is designed to >f Peace Church. Five players from New Jersey contributed maior roles to the May 15, J. P. Stevens, Home. third on a solo homer by Al Colonia outhit East Bruns- provide the students with a bet- May 17, J.F, Kennedy, Home, ener at Garden City. Kan., in success story written v- ^e St. Mary's basketball team at Hali- wliich the Plainsmen finished se- Lovett. In the fourth Jim Scicu- wick 17 to 12 but succumbed to :er understanding and apprecia- BEARCAT REGISTRATION fax Canada, this PP<" . -on. TCie Huskies, under the guidance May 20, Woodbridge, Home. tella scored on a fielder's East Brunswick 12-8 in 10 in- tion of cultural heritage. FORDS - The Fordo Bear- May 24, Plainfield, Away. cond behind Butler County of El of head coach Les Go" n, chalked up an overall record of 19 Dorado, Kan. choice. nings. cats, 1967 Champs of the Cen- wins and 5 losses and went 9-3 in Conference play en route to May 28, East Bruns.. Home. The Cultural Center, which is In the sixth John Farnell bat- This was a tough one to lose tral Jersey Pop Warner Federa- their first Maritime Intercollegiate Basketball Conference title May 30-31 State Tournament, Turko was clocked : 21.7 in the presently involved with the 19th tion, will bold registration on 220 yard dash. ted m two more runs with a for Mkkey Kott's fighting Century, provides information Four of the New Jersey boys, Joe O'Reilly of Carteret. Jim Dan- Away. triple. Friday, April 26 from 5:30 to iels of Linden and Bill Thomas of Rahway, all averaged in double Patriots for East Brunswick through recordings of music, Rick Leverber, witti a 4-0 scored four unearned runs in poetry and drama and refer- :00 P. M. and Saturday, April figures as the Huskies maintained an average of more than 90 cord for the season, was ihe 27, from 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 points per game hitting the century plateau on seven occasion, Terebetski Pitches the tenth alter two outs. ence works in music, art and winning pitcher. He struck out literature. A selection of paper- Noon at the Annex of Our Lady Joe O Redly, former Carteret high school cage star, and cur- Ryall Places Ramblers to 10-1 Win eight men and walked only In "that decisive 10th frame, if Peace Church. All boys from rently a junior at St. Mary's College In Halifax Canada fin Gratt and Sandy Horvath walk, backs is also available to inter- CARTERET — Joe Tetebet-' three. ed with two away. Ken Molchan ested students. The influence Woodbridge Township, 85 lbs. to Ished second In scoring with 343 points. The Huskies highest ski .one of the leading hurlers The victory over Union High will change to 20th Century in- 115 lbs. and ten to thirteen scoring team In the seven-team Conference for the fifth straight In Virginia was safe on an error permitting on the Carteret high school took: Coach Sal Esposito's Ste Grattan to score. Ron Chalbba- volvement prior to the end of years of age are eligible to year scored a sudden-death playoff victory over rival Dalhourie team, pitched the Ramblers to verts baseballers past their ro followed with a single far the semester. register. Boys must bring their University to clinch the Conference crown. The win assured the an impressive 10-1 triumph over toughest opponens without a birth certificates and be accom- Invitational another run and Joe Sgroi Social Science Department Huskies of a berth in the National playoffs and thev reached the Roselle last Wednesday after- blemish on their record. doubled borne two more. panied by a parent. finals before bowing by five points to Waterloo-Lutheran Golden By JOE PETERS noon. He limited the opposition chairman, Arnold Ettinger, has to three lone hits, all singles, Mike Lazur belted bis second indicated that the Center pro- COLONIA - Colonia Senior of the early season, vides an excellent opportunity High, the lane representative and fanned a total of eight bat- Tasnady Expects ters, walking only three. this time with two runners on tor faculty and student contract One Minute Rindt of Austria and Masten from New Jersey, participated base. in a proper cultural atmosphere 77 Race Cars "regory of Itady. in the Williamsburg, Va., In- Carteret staged a wild seven- vitational track meet, with its run rally in the second inning. Fine Race Year Chaibbairo gained the credit Sports Quiz Joining Foyt and Jones, In an for the win. Sophomore Stu Pir groat track performer Tom Ry- Terebetski sparked the rally by FLEMINGTON — Al Tasna- effort to repulse the foreign con all placing second in the 120. nik worked the Colonia mound Ready For tinguent, are such popular con- leading off with a double. Alan y aspires to be the Flemington College Seminar 1. What teams did writers yard high huidies. Sumutka's_ single to right drove into the sixth and was relieved INDIANAPOLIS, IND. — tenders as Mario Andrew, Gor- Fairgrounds modified-sportsman by Mike Kaelber lor the sixth pick to win this year's Ma- don Johncock, Dan Gurney, Al The Patriots came in third in Terebetski home lor the first champion in the stock caij jor League pennants? Three different (makes of tur- run. Kevin Knight singled, driv- and seventh. Kott, pressed for and Bobby Unser, Lloyd Ruby a field of 20 and received races that opened the 1968 sea- pitchers brought Pirndk back On Marketing 2. Who won the recent Greens- bine engines and at least nine medals for the two-mile relay. ing Sumutka to third. After Den- Son last Saturday night. varieties of piston engines will Roger McCluskey and Joe for the eighth and ninth. He The Business Education De boro Open? Leonard. The team consisted of Chris nis Cherepski walked to lead, He finished 'fourth last year provide the power for the 77 the bases, John Lynan bounced wa.s relieved in the tenth by partment of Middlesex County 3. When is the Ellis-Quarry Cook, Mike Lyness, John Pa- behind Dick Havens, Sammy Higgins. College has been scheduling in- heavyweight title fight? raco cars battling for the 33 Twenty-nine drivers already vuk and. Dave Kuntz. a hit up to the middle to score Beaver and Hoop Schiable, the available starting positions to assigned on cars have bad pre- Sumutka. Ken Brozowski forc- Pimik the exception of the , feature, New Haven. Cash Register spoke, on product hand knowledge of the demands Di Hulme and Bruce supercharged "Offy," one 255- were not listed for the other six which is 30 laps long. Before planning. The «xposur» of - of business. New Zealand, Jack AB R H The meet was held In the ... . . , , •-> ""-'A Repeo, one turbocharged entries. Kindel, cf 3 0 the sportsman modified drivers product planning expert gives Yale University Kiphuth Ex- firsthand knowledge to students .Stewart of Scotland, Jochsn'ltepoo, four stock tokx-k "Chev. DaUy practice sessions at the Diamond, 3b 3 0 perform there will be 3 rookie hibition pool. DORIS & ED'S SjXM'dway will be permitted be- Griffin, ss 3 0 1 races highlighted by their 15 commonly exposed to classroor Miss Genesko set a record theory. ALL SIZE ginning May 1. Official time Holt, p rf 3 0 0 lap feature event. time at the trial events with trials will be held on the week- Kellee, lb 0 In the rookie competition Mr. .Robert Hain of Roben LOBSTERS a a 1:14.9 and broke her own STOCKED ROOFING ends of May 18 19 and May 25 Koteh, lb 2 0 some of the drivers are Ed record in the finals with a JIuUi Associates presented ADDITIONS 2(i; and the :J3 fastest qualifiers Clark; W , 1 0 Oodin, Wayne Covert, Bill Ne lectufe on packaging develop DAILY will form the starling lineup be 1:14.2. She also placed sixth SIDING Symzak, 2b I 0 mes.Chet Kosensky, Herb Stout, for the 50-yard freestyle in ment and design. Other speak I'ltk yuur ALTERATIONS hind the Ford Torino pace car Cameron, 2b 1 0 John Ludeman, Bill Buchman, eis will present programs o lubilfr uut mi May 30. Sakala, rf D«ve Aro, Wilbur Force, Bob 27.7 and the 210-yard Indidiv- u( uitr U«* 0 0 ual medley with a 2:35, Schaible, 2 1 Doyle, Jim Wismer, Larry SaJzito, c 2 « Honey, Bob Stull and many Don Schollaoder presented OMI 11 A. M- to M r.M. • HIMBQ COCKTAIL^ the trophie* (o the wlnneri. • Ht ALWAYS HAVE WANTED Paran, c 0 0 more. CharII* Brenner's • SEHVINO "KKY UIU FLEMINGLOSS & SONS .Silver Certificates Mascartolo, ph 1 0 fb» tarn Is to be at «a all Lynn is a seventh grade roil I)t»SE«T student at Woodbridge Junior Sport Shop, Inc, at 50% over face time hj*h lor th» weeklies. Rac 49 KOYEN ST., FORDS 24 1 ing i* to be presented every High School and a member of Ii>t4«urt«n rw ntiNTlNU EDISON COIN ECUANGB the Scarlet Jets Swim Club, DORIS 'N ED'S,'." 1M03 Lincoln Highway •Score of Innings: Saturday nite, provided it dees OUTDOOR KOTII'MirNT 3« Sliili-c l)i . Highlands vouched by HM Itvlaf M , ••!•«•; 311 4W« 8264874 - 324-0997 l.uinou . . (185-7473 Carteret .. 070 QOg 1-10 not rain. J>'rank fcliu of ... UUI W0 0-1 Tli* yrogiiuu >Uit» at 7 P, M. Kutftn. . Leader-Press Wednesday, April A, 1968 f

BOOKIE COPS: Shown are four of the WoodbrldgR Police Cadets, a new program instituted by Director Galas*) to train young AM. DRESSED UP (hnstfnien's Department Store on Main Street, Woodbridge, underwent a face lifting and the remits |r» men to become policemen are shown above with IJeut. Anthony O'Brien. The cadets at the time (ho picture was taken, left to most gratifying. With brick matching the rest of the building and the clever use ow wood trim, the store present* a CtoUlt right: Fred Collins, Guy Nemara, John Haley and Joseph Scubert. Nemara and Haley have since become fullfledged policemen architecture which the Department of Planning hope* will eventually be a feature of the Main Street inopplng enter. while Collins will become a regular officer next month and Seubert in August. Week-Long 'Open House' 'rizes Awarded Confraternity Class Scout Anti-Litter Drive Christensen's, Landmark Schedule is Arranged FORDS — Confraternity To Climax with Carnival At Perth Amboy Savings At 'Hat Parade' Christian Doctrine classes Since 1895, Now Boasts AVENEL — An Easter hat pa Our Lady of Peace Oburch are IS ELI N — The fourth stage weekend were: Gregory Cham PERTH AMBOY - The Perth adds to the warm and relaxed ad'e was featured at a meeting scheduled as follows: of the Keep America Beautiful oers, James Chapter, Brian Amlboy Savings Institution will atmosphere created by the new >f the Ladies Auxiliary of the Grades 1 through 6 — every Campaign of Boy Scout Troop Cranoner .Robert Fanringera, Of Colonial Brick Front tnark the completion of its mod- decor. ^venel Fire Company. Winners Sunday after the 9:00 A. M. 48 was planned by the commit- tee after a community service- Gocze, Karl Janke, Victor Lam- rate- as a partnership until ednned and expanded office The second floor has also been were Mrs. Theodore Artym, Mass in the Main School. WOODBRIDGE — An attrac- quarters at Smith and Maple Grades 7 and 8 — every Thure. eatniping weekend at Camp osona, Deonis Luna, Raymond tive new colonial brick front pril, 1936, when it was Incor- renovated the houses executive most original; Mrs. John Klub- Ohickagami, New York, Sun now adorns Chri&tensen's De- porated under the paant of Streets with a week-long open, offices, employees' kitchen, em- enspies, prettiest and Mrs. God day in the New School from Miller, Steven Placido, and bouse celebration starting Mon- 7:00 to 8:00 P. M. day. Richard Kanitor. partment Store, a Woodbridge Ohristeoseii's Department ployees' lounges, and a new rey Thompson, funniest. Store. day, AprH 29, it was announced board room. Grades 9 through 12 — every Eleven boy scouts, accompan- On the return trip Edward Main Street quality family shop- by Ernest R. Hansen, President A donation was made to the Wednesday, in the New School ied by George Ohainibers, assis- Benkert, Lite 'Scout,, general ping center and landmark since Present aSficew are Herbert Mr. Hansen said the open- The? 27'**0' facade of the new acal Cerebral Palsy Fund. Ac- from 7:30 to 8:30 P. M. 895. .. Chiisteneen, president, who addition consists almost entire- tant scoutmaster, and Thomas hairman of the' dean-up cam- house has been planned so that ording to Mrs. George Kunak, Gocze, senior patrol leader, par- paign, Reimhart Thorsen, Sr., In addition to the new store has been with the firm, UK* the general public will feel wel ly of tinted glass. Inside drapes irogram chairman, a film, "Gas ront, Christensen's latest mod- 1931; Howard R. Macnab, vice- of the same dimension can be son, Mrs. Wallace Melville and ticipated in the troop's annual scoutmaster, and the commit- come to come in and see the n The Future" will be shown at Mrs. Herman Petz. work party at Crossroads Girl tee, finalized plans for a Olean- •rrrizatijon endeavors now pro president, was admitted to th» Improvements. There will be drawn to cover the entire ex- he May 13 meeting. ride customers with a center firm in 1942; Gilford CJuristen- panse. The attendance award was Scout Council's established camp Up Carnival set for Saturday, Iree souvenirs and refreshments The kitchen brigade assisted won by Mrs. William Russell at Hairriman State Park, New April 27, in the center o£ town ntrance, and have also added sen, treasurer, has been a mem- for all visitors, and as a special A striking feature in the new he firemen on April 3 and 6, it and the dark horse prl» was York, last weekend. They set for young children. Tho time an extra 500 s»(uaTe feet to the ber of the firm since 1945. Ger- •ttraotion for the children addition is the suspended stair- vas announced by Mrs. William awarded t* Mi's. Eldson. ' up tonfe and cleared the camp and exact site «M be announc store's interior. ald H. Ohrisberoen, representing "Thaddeua the Clown end Gin- case rising from the first to sec- wyer, chairman. She thanked Hostesses for the evening in preparation for the coming ed in flyers to be distributed by Now in its 73rd year, Ohristen- the third generation, has recent. gger " be on hand Mondayy, ond floqr. Walls in the new addi- the •women who helped serve- were: Mrs. Johnson', "" Mrs camping season. In the Fall tie troop prior to that day. seji's Department Store has ly been named to the post of tion are covered with vinyl in earned a leading and respected secretary. He has been with the TuesdaT y and Wednesday fash Mrs. Everett Johnson, Mrs. John James Mulligan; Mrs. William the troop dismantles the tents Activities Saturday will in- losing balloons into "sculptur- some areas and a cork veneer Klubenspies, Mrs. Joseph O'- Perna, Mrs. Joseph Perry, Mrs. and prepares the camp-site for position in the forefront of New firm since his graduation from in others. The wall to wall car- clude .special balloons with Jersey retailing establishments. Pairleigh Dickenson Univers- ed" creations such as animals, )onald, Mrs: Robert Cuna, Mrs. Michael Petras and Mrs, Joseph ttoe winter. the "Keep lselin Litter-Free" tnritu and flowers. pet is green. Jeorge Allen, Mrs. Lonnie Eid Petras. Boy scouts participating in the In an era when the trend has ity an 1964. them«, inflated with helium, been in the direction of large, During the years Christen- Aa pant of the celebration, the There,.«re 6,600 square feet jr each child, free Boda, ami public will be able to see a live of new office space which dou- mpersonal, chain-o p e r a t e d n's Dept Store has continued wo games with prizes. A dart, stores, the family-owned Christ- move ahead. When Publix radio broadcast from the bank bles the bank building's former game entitled, "Kill the U lobby tern 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. size. Mr. Hansen explained that ensen's Department Store has Drugs moved into its own build- bug" and a foaiil-tlirowmg game •ontinued its emphasis on ing, the Christensens added die on Monday, April 29th. WCTC the enlarged building wiss sup- on the same, theme will be fea personalities, Jack Ellery and port operation of the Savings In 'riendly, personal service com- original drug store to the pres- slitution form many yars to ired. The plau in-oUidies spe- bined with quality, famous ent structure, thus greatly in- Mike Jay wdD each conduct thuir cial booths and a public address regular programs. brand merchandise. As a re- creasing the store's floor space. system. Prior to this year's extensive There will bo two art displays The addition houses modern sult, the store has steadily in- Mir .'Hiorsen announced the creased in its "family of satis modernization program, Ghrisi- In the bank lobby during the 'ffieient offices for the mort- ensen Department Store's last entire week. Abraham Green- age accounting and auditing admission fee for the "carnival" tied customers." will 'be a large brown paper Ohristensen'3 Dopartm ant major renovations were made bouse, a 50-year resident and epartments. The new mort five years ago. retired businessman of Perth [age facilities include a confer- bag filled with litter collected Store was founded by the late Amboy will have on exhibit hLs nce room which may be used rom the areas, empty lots, en- Aris Christensen. Born in Rar. dyed eggshell mosaics. Ills or conducting real estate mort- itling tho child to one balloon. up, Denmark on September 11, work will be on view all week, age transactions in. privacy. The aim of the event is to in- 1867, he came to the United Novenas Listed and he will be in the bank from The expansion also increases olve the younger children in States in 1888. He landed in New 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. on Wednesday he number of safe deposit box the community campaign. York City just one week before and Friday to greet people and to 1.670, and there is a new Information may be obtain- the famous blizzard of 1888. At St. Cecelia's explain his art. A Ukrainian art arge size coupon booth in addi- ed from Edward Bengert or Mr. He made his first home in this ISEL1N _ Very Rev. Msgr. display by Mrs. Olah N. Hryt- ion to the three coupon booths Thansen. country in Perth Amboy. A John M. Wilus, pastor of St. Ce- say of Perth Amboy will feat- ier«U>fore. Brian Crammer, chairman of tailor by trade, tye went to work celia's Church, announced Mass- ure Ukrainian Easter Eggs, Perth Amboy Savings Instl the "Keep Your Comimundijy for Eugene Parker and then es for the remainder of this embroidery and ceramics. Mrs. :ution, which will be celebra iOtex-Free" poster contest be- for L. Briegs in Perth Amboy week will be celebrated as fol- Hrytsay is prsident of the Uk- ing its 100th Anniversary in u»g conducted in conjunction until January 3, 1892 when he lows: Thursday, April 25, 6:30 rainian Nation Women's League 1969, now has approximately with Uie campaign, announced went to work for John N. Peter- A, M., convent chapel, and 8 of America, Branch 67, and 115 million in assets. This is all entries must be submitted son. Mr. Peterson sent him to and 9 A.M., church; Friday 6:30 Prsident of the Ukrainian Con- nore than double its asset size by Tuesday, April 20, at VFW Woodibridge in order to launch A.M., chapel, 8, 8:30 and 9 gress Committee, Perth Amboy en years ago. It has been the Post 2G36 Hall, Route 27, from a new business enterprise tor A. M., church; and Saturday 7 Branch. argest savings banks in the to 9 P. M. him, A. M., chapel, 8 and 9 A. M., To Meet Officials state -with only one office. Any scout in the Northeast Chris Christensen started the church. The novena to Our Lady Wednesday, May 1, will be District of Karitan Council may business in a small shop. It con of Fatima will take place after designated as "Meet Your Man miter the event. Posters must stated of tailoring and haber- the 9 o'clock Mass Saturday. agement Day." President, Er Sisterhood To Induct be on 14" by 22" poster paper dashery. It was located on the Religious instructions for pub- nest R. Hansen and the bank and the scout's Dame, address, site of the present Cbristensen lic school children of the parish officers will serve behind the New Slate, May 5th and troop number must be in Building. A short time later the in grades two through eight will teller windows that day taking AVENEL - Installation of th the lower rightfaand corner in small firm moved into the Wey be resumed after a holiday re- deposits, cashing checks and newly-elected officers of Sister- the back. gand Building. cess Saturday, 9:30 A.M., in the just saying "hello" to people. iiood of Congregation B'nai Ja- On January 1, 1895, Chris school. Confessions will be The bank's Board Members, cob will take place May 5 at th First prize will be a $25 U. S, Savings Bond, second prize $5, Christensen bought out Mr. heard Saturday from 3:30 to also, will be on hand to greet local temple. Peterson. On April 1 of that 5:30 P. M. and from 7 to 9 P.M. visitors. To be inducted are: Mrs. Jer and third prize $2. Winners will be announced May 13 at the year John P. Christetvsen Thirteen Masses will be cele- Mr. Hansen, who started his me Robinson, president; Mr Chris' brother, became fioan brated Sunday, April 28 includ- ivy Kogoff, vice president of district's monthly roundbable career at the Savings Institu meeting. dally interested in the business. ing: 8:30, 7:15, 8, 8:45, 9:45, tion as a toller over 40 years ways and means; Mrs. William John, known to most every 10:30. and 11:15 A.M. and 12 ago, eaid, "Over the years, a 'rusuu, vice president of pro- one in the Woodbridige area as noon In the upper, or main great mrany people have been gram; Mrs. Jarvis Klein, vice GIRL SCOUTS REGISTER "Pete", was born in Sondar church; also, 9:15,10, M:45, and served by tellers who have president of organization; Mrs FORDS — The Ginl Scouta Bork, Denmark, on January 11:30 A.M. and 12:15 P.M. in eventually become officers at Terry Glinn, vice president ol are open for registration of new 1875. He also learned Che tail the lower church, Lourdes and the bank. We are •anxious to membership; Mrs. Charles Kan members on all levels. You may oring trade and aimed in Fatima Halls. The sacrament of have these people know we ap- ig, recording secretary; Mrs APPEARING AT CROSS KEYS HOTEL LOUNGE: The famous "Left Banke" singing group, register by calling Mrs. Wil America on May 1, 1891. baptism will be administered at preciate them as long-time per Stuart Weber, corresponds, pictured above, will appear in person Thursday, April 25, at the Cross Keys Hotel Lounge, 37 liam R. Yebman, Troop Organi Following in bis brother'* I P.M. aotial friends. I know members secretary; Mrs. Maxwell Sini W. Cherry Street, Kahway. They will be singing their smash recordings, "Walk Away Renee" zer, 826-1405 or Mrs. Joseph footsteps, "Pete" made his first A baby-sitting service is avail- oi the bank's Board of JVlajiag witz, treasurer and Mrs. Jac and "Pretty Italurina" plus many others. Tomorrow night's show at the Cross Keys Hotel IoriUo, Troop Consultant, 826 home in Perth Amboy. He, too, able during all Masses, super- ers have a similar feeling Schneider, past president. Luunge will be the first appearuueo in this area for the "Left ltanke." worked for Briegg and Pet«r»on vised by C.Y.O. girls, in Room These men have been Perth until he joined his brother. 206 on Sundays. Amboy businessmen for many The business became known Other services, Masses and ac- years and personally know as C. Christensen & Bro. In 189 tivities scheduled for th» re- thousands #nd thoueainds of lo- the location of the business was mainder of the week of the 28th cal people." again changed. This time include: Monday, April 29, 7 An additional event -with was located in the Osterwich P. M., High School of Religion, hometown flavor will take place Building on the other side of Confraternity of Christian Doc- Thursday, May 2 in the form of Main Street. The brothers con- trine, groups one and two; Tues- two in-bank concerts by local tinued there for a few years day, April 30, 7:30 P.M. Mass high sflhool singing groups. The until they purchased land and for Peace; Wednesday, May 1, "Four Chimes" barber shop erected a building at 96 Main 7:30 P. M., the continuous no- quartet comprised of Perth Am Street. They moved there on vena to St. Jude, patron of hope- boy High School studenU will August 1, 1903. less cases, and the novena to l«5ifoism flrom 12:15 I'M. u The business, at that time Our Lady of the Miraculous 12:45 P.M., and "The Festival consisted of men's furnishings Medal, with benediction of tho Chorus" from St. Mary's High with merchant tailoring being Most Blessed Sacrament com- School of Perth Amboy will per done in a shop in the rear. One memorated afterward; and form from 1:15 to 1:45 P.M. of the building was rented Thursday, May 2, 3:15 P.M., Piped In Music to Brown and Tappen Dry special religion class for retard* "The modernized ami expand- (ioods Store. ed children, Room 109. ed building will in itself be la 1905 Brown and Tappen great attraction", lfanaen sold out to a Mr. Sehaffer who, Classes In Yiddish. flared. A unique wall uf real .subsequently, sold out to the cork bark forms a 50 foot back- (.liristunsenii. This was the start Continue In Avenel ground lor the tellers area. Th of the dry goods and women de AVENEL—Congregation B'nal oilier walls of the bank now partments. Jacob is continuing its adult painted «£f white are richly a Arojmd 1922, the Christensen Yiddish class every Monday cenltd by blue wall to wall cat brothers guye up merchanl night. Anyone interested in join- pet N«w light lixtui-M iu tin tailoring entirely in order to de ing may contact Rabbi Philip mam booking lobby provide vote full time to retail selling. Brand a||»4-34to. Urn* ttraef at much light *• be Construction of the present The Bji *iuvah of Robert lore. The gold-leaf deitign cei Ciuiistetuen Building wae tUrt- Kalka, at* of Mr. and Mrs. ing, mahogany pnUg « ed In August, 1931, and. wa Stanley Kafka, will tak* plac« mahogany furniture have bawi NINU OUT AMERICA: In toutraat t» the nipple*, ttiitft card burners and Juvenile uVlliuiUt-htx. 1I1U Hue looking group 6f young men and womrn, most of them completed and occupied in I)e Sunday. Hubert will also assist beautifully refurnished to look from I'uiji, ColouU, Etlivi- uml Fcith Amboy, engaged in u ->i"M <»tt in fioul ul lh« (Inusi Murkt't, Kahway Avenue, Woodbridge, Saturday afternoon. Named timber of live, SHIIIH yyur. Rabbi Brand with Friday night lik« new agaiu. J'iped In uiusic Slug-Out MWdlwoi C'ouui) ic group hay been iu oxUtentt< ,'iu-t) lu«t 3tyi

you. Prune hybrid tea.i to 15 to feet in the rose garden. Th€ flowPB that bloom In the to do with the case. Toir 18 inches from the ground. Flori [)rinR, tra.la, Have nothing W. S. Gilbert f I bunras about the same, and of PLANT THIN BARKED TREES ONLY 3(¥ PER LINE c-otirse' take out the dead wood. This Is the season to plant or Both will bear flowers on wood transplant the thin-barked trees (Appro*, five words t(^a line) en produced this year. such as dogwood, birch, fleech Thll Weak ftut climbers will flower on and Japanese' maple, Lacey re- By Youj Rutger* wood produced last year, so minds you. SWAP - HIRE - BUY - SELL - RENT Garden Seporter hold off pruning them until after You can plant a small orv bare-root at this season, but one FROM THE BARD they bloom in June, except for thinning them if they need It. with balled and burlapped roots PROCLAMATION "Now 'tis spring and weeds And den't forget to remove the will have a better chance of aur are shaHow-rooted; vlval. The B & B trees will he soil you mounded around the WHEREAS, We are privileged and proud to rail our Suffer (hem now and they'll base of your busheg last faU larger, too, and make more of a o'ergrow the garden And choke Better do it right away, Lacey show in your landscape planting cltlzeno of these United SUtei and of this city where CLASSIFIED ADS the herbs for want of busban suggests. Hold off the fertilizer until In we renide; and One time: 30< per line (Minimum Chtrnr $1.50) 2 or more insertions: 20* per line (Mini dry." Spread 5-10 lo fertilizer at the next fall, when the roots will be Oium Charge $1.00 per insertion), Phone 634-1111. A competent Ad Taker will help you Something of a gardener him- rate of 2 pounds to 100 square better established. WHEREAS, The very definition o« citizenship lmpllea with your wording. Ads ran also he milled in. COPY DEADLINE IS TUESDAY AT 4 self, Shakespeare wrote it, but the obligations of lincere devotion, faithfulness, allegiance P.M., bnt earlier copy li appreciated. I doubt if he was giving horti. and loyalty to our government which safeguards American cultural advice in his script freedoms; and FEMALE HELP WANTED IF YOUR DRINKING HAS FOR RENT about bloodshed and politics. Middlesex County College become a problem, Alcoholics WHEREAS, Ai truly dedicated citizens we do pledge VACATION You're certainly welcome to Anonymous can help you. Call Two rooms in private home, the advice, though. John Meade, outright support of all the inherited freedom principle* mofl);£ can be earned right now BI 2 1515 or write P, 0. Box 253. Presents: erfect for business or retired weed control specialist at Rut- symbolized by our flag and country, and our strong oppo- If yeu-live in Woodbridge Town- 4/3-6/28 oman. Call 634-1864. ship: Sell AVON COSMETICS to gers, quotes the Bard and takes sition to any person or movement threatening the unity and 4/24 him literally. Dr. Meade will waiting customers. Call (HI 2 FOR SALE security of our land, now 246$,- 1965 Vespa Motor Scooter. 150 string *lor>g with anyone who MAGNIFICENT MEN :; 4/3-24 Settle estate, $8,500 six-room , C. Excellent mechanical con- says we'd better get after the THEREFORE, I, Thomas Deverin, Mayor of the Bor- weeds while they're young. house, 45 Grant Avenue, Carter lition. Reasonable, Call any ough of Carteret do hereby concur wholeheartedly with MALE HELP WANTED et. By appointment, 442-7364.. ime. ME 6-1670. Even now, 400 years later, it's our national and state leaders in praising highly the patri- B3jfl wanted to deliver Leader 4/24 still a good idea to attack your IN CONCERT COLONIA: 7 room ranch. One otic purposes of LOYALTY DAY, celebrated annually on P-ess; a Woodbridge and Carter- weeds while they're "shallow- acre of property. $40,000. A-A lo- rooted." May 1 as a special occasion for every true citizen's public et Weekly, 12 to 16 years of age. cation. Broker. FU 8-5588. The Fine Arts Committee, of Middlesex County Explained reaffirmaUon of his steadfast dedication to our American Sonre-routes available in Wood- 4/17-24 Policeman — Excuse me sir, THE BUB College presents this outstanding musical group. bridge. One day a week delivery. but your lights are out. But what about using chemi- Thi$ ieptet will /five out with the exciting sound way of life, and to the laws of our land; and I do hereby Build your own route from sam- 24 x 48 Swimming Pool and ac urge every citizen, school, church, organization, business Motorist — Thanks, but itcal weed killers in the home of soul and even more. ple*' around your own home. cessories. Call after 5 P.M. 541- Joes not really matter. establishment and home within my official jurisdiction to Earn your own spending money, 2916. garden? "Ay, there's the rub." Great progress has been made prizes and trips. Boys wanted in 4/24-5/1 Policeman — by tlie way, do display the flag of the United States and to participate in til Of Woodbridge Township and pou have your license? in developing herbicides for the special public patriotic programs sponsored by the Veter- big commercial spreads and This SATURDAY, APRIL 27 Carteret. Call MR. FILLMORE, Motorist — No; I never had ans of Foreign Wars of the United States, in cooperation one. research men are knocking 6341111 between 3:30 p.m. and AMentios Job Applicants STARTING AT 8:15 P.M. with others, on LOYALTY DAY, May the first in this year 6:30 pirn. 2/28 Policeman — How are your themselves out to develop safe The Middlesex County Leader rakes? herbicides for gardeners to use. of nineteen hundred and sixty-eight. New Physical Education Building SERVICES Press does not knowingly ac Motorist — Rotten. As everyone knows, home cept Help-Wanted ads from em- Policeman — That's three vio- gardeners like to grow many Colics* Campus . . . Woodbridg* Av.nue, Editon CERAMIC TILE: BATH ployers covered by the Fair ations. I'll have to arrest you. THOMAS J. DEVERIN, ROOMS REMODELED, CUS different kinds of plants side by Labor Standards Act if they of Motorist's wife — Oh, don't side. And the herbicide that is Mayor TOM VANITIES. JIM MOYER. Door Hck»t> .... *3.00 par person fer less than the legal minimum ay attention to what be says, sale to use on one plant may 634-8643. 4/3-2* wage or fail to pay at least officer. He always talks that injure another close by. time and one half for overtim* way when he's drunk. hours. The minimum wage for Dr. Meade gives examples. A employment covered by the compound known as DCPA and FLSA prior to the 1966 Amend- Why Not? sold as Dacthal and other A REDI-REFERENCE REAL ESTATE While Willie and his mother names can be used on several - ment? is $1.60 an hour with GUIDE TO RELIABLE overtime pay required after 40 were walking along the street but not all - vegetable crops. SALESMAN hours a went. Jobs covered as they passed an employment ag- Another that's useful to kill LOCAL BUSINESS FIRMS a result of the 1966 Amendments ency with this sign in the win weeds in many vegetables is BUSINESS DIRECTORY The aggressive Intelligent require $1.15 an hour minimum low: "Colored Help Supplied." Amiben. In ornamentals, dip young man desiring a future with overtime pay required af- "Look, ma" said Willie. hen a mid works well. Coal & Fuel Oil with, one of N. J.'s largest ter 42 hours a week. For specif- 'Is that where we got our green But these are not necessarily Electrician Slipcovers Trophies Realtor Firms. Liberal draw ic information, contact the :ook?" interchangeable. Dr. Meade's JL —proper training. Our men Wage and Hour Office of the advice to any home gardener is We Are Experts! U. S. Department of Labor, to be sure to match the weed- AU Work Fully Guaranteed! RAHWAY are top earners! Room 836, Federal Building, killing chemical to the crop or • RESIDENTIAL & FASHION FABRICS BROUNELL/KRAMER 970 Broad Street, Ntwark plant. Be sure to read the label, "Iatertar Djcontnri" 07102. STENOGRAPHERS COMMERCIAL SERVICE 1478 MORRIS AVE. even the fine print, when you Custom-made Slipcovers AND go shopping for your herbicide. • INDUSTRIAL ELEC- UNION, N. J. TRICAL WIRING : And when you take it home, MU 6-1800 read the fine print again and HH Tm CeaJ |ln With • SERVICE CHANGE TROPHIES TYPISTS follow directions to the letter. Itkfffc tnmhm Aitkratit* OVERS CARTERET AND Who are residents of Don't attempt to be original. Lie. #2541 Who would like to volunteer WUPERIES « BEDSPREADS PLAQUES PARK VIEW Woodbridge. 35 hour Open Dill; > A.M.-* P.M. NUT or STOVE CURTAINS • YAfcD GOODS Ranch, Ceramic Bath, to tall us what Willie the Shake DON JO electric co. !>«•. bj »|>P«l«tm«»l week. Excellent oppor- says about following directions? FREE ESTIMATE 634-4172 Call For Frn Eitinut* Finished Attic, Privet tunities for* advance- FU 8-3311 way. Neat, M o cl e r n , ment. Outstanding 24" TON ROSES SUFFERED Ptk COAL 1421 Main St Rahway MODELS Good Neighborhood. fringe benefits. For fur- Intense cold and not much $22.95 II Plumbing & Heatlig professional I Business Transfer ther information call snow cover made the winter a Forces Sale. rough one on gardens. Especial- amateurs 634-1683 or 826-3400 Service Centers M. A. Markardt ly roses. No Employment Fee Growth may have started by ED FREY Real Estate now so that you can tell how Itb Charley fair) Wallpaper & Painting | PHOTOGRAPHIC! 541-8837 N. J. State Employment Of- much of the dead canes to prune KONDOR'S fice affiliated with U. S. Em- back. And in general finish the Electric AMERICAN ployment Service. $5.46 Job of pruning roses. Sewer SERVICE TRY OUR 2 COAT EXTERI- Young women for glam- Service If you've forgotten the rules, • Tires OR AND INTERIOR PAINT- our :and figure photog-| Character Readings by Don Lacey, home horticulture M7 Barrell An. • Tubes Wootttrtdfa, N. J. ING. IT LASTS FROM 2 TO STOREKEEPER specialist at Rutgers, reminds FIIFI14' • Accessories rttpBy for publications. MRS. MARKO ME 4.17S1 3 YEARS LONGER. ASSISTANT • Batteries sick, - or in KELLY MOVERS INC. ALL REPAIRS trouhle?'Don't know where OIL <*L. WALLPAPER REMOVED Male. Mature. Full AGENTS FOR NORTH AMERICAN Pr*ttilum OIL National Irond. 14-fcr. Automatic Transmissions to get happiness in life? VAN LINES SEND PHOTO AND larviat «n aR mkaa •* human Photography Rebuilt One visit with Mrs. Marko Time. High School The GENTLEmen of tha movini per PARTICULARS. industry. Local and long dlstinc* for fatt Mrvfca jut Railway Ave. & Green St. and you will find the Graduate. Some Experi- moving, packing and •tarjgt. Rea- fit* u* a tall. average Happiness you are look- tonabla ratct. WOODBRIDGE room WRITE: BOX #250, ing for. For appointment ence Helpful But Will ME 4-9706 or VA 6-3058 382-1380 SIMONE BROS. Up To 5 Yrg. To Pay JiEADER-PRESS, call: Train Right Person. FREE (after 1 P.M. LINDEN, N.J. jSO^QREEN STREET, 246-1164 Good Salary And Excel- HU 6-2726 388-2778 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. lent Benefits. Apply At HU 6-O059 FilmsS&H Stamps W« ar* lull/ tannd 07095. 580 Easton Ave. Employment Office. ,|_ New Brunswick, N. J. KITCHEN HELPERS with our expert develop- REAGAN'S ing and printing service. ROCK PERTH AMBOY & COOK'S HELPER Complit* Una of phots anppUai CITGO GENERAL HOSPITAL Liquor Stores 442-3700 Male. Full Time. Over Service Center SALT 18 years of age. Hours 7 Telephone MErcnry 4-1889 • Tune ups • Repairs 1OOIb. bag $2.30 DRIVERS A.M. to 3:30 P.M. and PICKEDUP 12:30 to 9 P.M. Excellent WOODBRIDGE PHOTO & STUDIO • Brake & State Experienced Tractor Trailer Drivers Wanted. PORTER S47 Am boy Avenue Insp. Work SERVISOFT OF Benefit Program. Apply LIQUOR STORE, INC. GOODYEAR VVOODBRIDGK Must have at least 3 years of driving experience Male. Mature. Full at Employment Office. WE OE» CVER! TIRES & ACCES- WOODBRIDGE ME 4-3(151 SORIES on Diesel Tractors. Multiple delivery operations. Complete Stock or Domestic 921 St. Georges Avenue Time. Hours 11 P.M. to Main St. & Araboy Ave. Onjy qualified applicants will be considered. PERTH AMBOY and Imported Wines (Juit South of ClorerUaD 7 A.M. Permanent Posi- Woodbridge ME 41815 GENERAL HOSPITAL Been and Uquora High 8chool Graduate or equivalent. Apply in Roofing & Siding Larry Boafan, Prop. ME 4-TI87 tion. Excellent Benefit 442 370* 573 AMBOY AVENUE perjon to PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Program. Apply at Em- WOODBRIDGE, N. I. T. R. STEVENS PLUMBING ployment Office. Booiln( anil Shed Metal Work 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. ROYAL DAIRY PRODUCTS, Inc. WOODBKIDGE PERTH AMBOY WANTED ROCKMAN'S 631 DIVISION STREET GENERAL HOSPITAL Repairs of Ambitious TAVERN ROOFING All Types FORDS ELIZABETH, N. J. 442-3700 Ig one of more than SO New Jersey communities enjoying HOUSE OF BEEF GUTTERS AND LEADERS our 28 years of nerving satisfied customers . . . The Best In Beef Air Cuudlllonliif BOYS Industrial Kihauat H;Blem Variety Sandwiches Warm Air Hem Mulct Guaxti — For — FOR FREE ESTIMATES CISZAK ME 4-2145 PLUMBING and HEATING "The Trademark of Quality" OPPORTUNITY HENRY JANSEN & SON I 7 Days A Wewk PURSUING at RANDOLPH Sheet Metal Work EMERGENCY SERVICE > 24 Hours A Day MEN---ANY AGE CARTERET Roofing TOT QUALITY MATOIAU Gutters and • HI6HIT TRAINW nRSONNft Music Instructions Leaders • MtOKSJIOHAt ItMINfUIINO SEtVKES GOOD PAY! VACATIONS! 588 Alden Street • MODUN TOOLS AND (QUIPMfNT • All WORK gUARANTffD A HO SRVKti. • LOW KEY Woodbridge, N. J. SICK LEAVE! PENSION! Telephone MErcury 4 1Z46 PHONE 541-6985 ORGANS I » ROOSIVM.T AVENUE, CARTERET Start as a Route Rider with liberal guaranteed weekly salary. Tear- • CONN Watch Repairs ORGANS round employment. Paid vacation, sick leave, group Insurance. Pen- LEADER-PRESS • KIMBAU sion Plan, uniforms. We train you to take over established laundry WATCH REPAIRS NEWSPAPER PIANOS with Full Guarantet' LEADER-PRESS and dry cleaning territory. Morey LaRue, one of America's largest Instruction and finest launderers and dry cleaners, has never had a general ROUTES Tuning on all Jewelry layoff in t$9 Route Sales Department since It was founded in 1889. — Iu Woodbridtfe and Car- teret Areas. Qualify fur edu- CLASSIFIED ADS Phone EL 2-50u0. Or *pply In person^ 9 to 4:30 P.M., at; MOREY cational tours, earn your FU 8-1667 own upending money, priita, JARDOT LA RUE, 2400 Lidgerwood Avenue, Linden, New Jersey. i 1 II Green Stamps. MUSIC COMPANY GOLDBLATTS 83 Main St. BRING RESULTS!! Call 634-1111 Woodbrtdge NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! — between 3 P.M. and 8 ME 4-5446 K1 K UIKKKY SI., KAIIWAt r.M, A*k for UU. lillinore. Hnu.s: \i lo * Claud MuniU .ii.tli. I.

Amboy Savings to Offer ersonal Check Accounts PERTH AMBOY — Peraonal M depositors basic coat will checking Accounts will be in- ten cents for each check troduced May 1 *a * new (service Iraiwn plus a tervic* charge of it the Perth Amboy Savings In- tiUitton, fifty cents par month. At no Ernest R. Hansen, president, extra cost, the frank wfU supply 'ho made the announcement, he depositor with persofta.ii»Ki Mid the •ertrlce ts being inaugu- hncks in a book designed for rated in respond© to numerous esk use or in a pocket size request* from savings depositors ook. the hank. He emphasized People preferring fancy check hat t.ho new accommodation to ook cover styles and a choice called "Convenience Oheck- t check colors will be ft'blo to mg Accounts", will bo strictly boose from a selection of or the eonvMW'tKe of individ- Fashion Checks" which will be i».ls and families, and that no vailabto at a nominal extra checking accounts will Iw ac-harge. ftpted from business firms. Hansen observed, «f the 21 ifuUtal Savings Barika in New ersey, Perth Amboy Savings Induction Rites Institution Tviil be the sixteenth o offer checking accounts. He aid, "A mutual savings bank Set at Temple las an obligation under its char- ISELIN—Rabbi Harold Richt- ter to expand its personal! s er- man wiU conduct services at ica program whenever the leed arises". Congregation Beth Sholom, 90 hooper Avenue, Friday at 8:00 Data processing from the Sav '.M. joint Sisterhood and Con- ngs Institution's checking ac- gregation installation has been counts bas been contracted to scheduled after which there will the National State Bank, Eliza- >e an Oneg Shabbot. GET INSTRUCTION: Lt. Andrew Lndwlf .Vhief range officer of the Woodbrtdge Police Pistol Binge, shows three fellow qfflttn beth, New Jersey. Depostors it the proper way to shoot a .38 calibre piitol in a crouched position. The men, left to right ire Patrolmen Stephen Nigy, Georp the Savings Bank will receive Sabbath morning services on Rebnicky and Thomas Crilly. . . a statement of their account April 27th will be held at 9:00 •'clock. Services are held every ENJOYED VACATION: Mr. and Mrs. Wilson S. Morris of every month. On Saturday, May 11 a fishing "If there is one thing til* th« Ridge Lane, Colonia, were photographed at the annual Flag •vening at 7:30 P. M. and every Donor Dinner Sunday morning at 830 A. M. 22 Cub Scouts outing is planned for Rooeenrett p«opla are entitled to expect Officers' Ball of the Coral Harbour Yacht Clnb, Nassau, Ba- For Sisterhood hamas. Mr. and Mrs. Morris were guests of Commander umior Congregation services ark and on Saturday, M»y 16from a civil aervlct to whom M W. G. A. Connell, Westfleld, and his lovely wife, Missy, Baptismal Rite «re held every Sabbath at 10:30 CARTERET - The Sisterhood an Armed Forces Day Trip will gives life tenure, vacatioKt, ticl| aboard their yacht "Bean Geale." Mr. Morris is vice-presi- A. M. in the lower auditorium. of the Carteret Jewish Commu- Jet Recognition be made to Maguire Air Force leave, pensions and the tt|M U dent of Chevron Oil Co. Anyone interested in serving nity Center will hold its Donor FORDS — Twenty-two Cub Ba«e, Fort I>ix. bargain collectively, it • if .ro Set for Sunday as a volunteer in the congre- Dinner on May 15, at the Patrici- Scouts received recognition fit gpect for ltw." gation youth activities programs ISEL1N — Rev. Samuel CM, an Caterers in Livingston. the April Pack meeting of Pack CROWNING is asked to contact Philip Sehrei- #53. CARTERET — Holy Family er, pastor of the Iselin Assem- ber at 634 6670. Adult leaders Jerry Heller, who has appear bly of God Church, announced ed at the Concord, Radio City Boboat pins were awarded to TwtDrtVtTM*... iHttniftnij&tholic Church will b are needed in the U.S.Y-, Pi* %t> "testing for annual Ma; services and activities for Sun-U.S. V. and Pre-Pre-U.S.Y. Music Hall and Carnegie Hall, Kevin Kurdes, Perry Mastrola FAST ACTION crowning on Sunday, May 5 aday, April 28, wiH include: 9:45 groups. will entertain the members and and Steven Doherty. The Bewr '68 A. M. Sunday School, for all age guests. Badge by Edward Javic and 2:30 P.M. Miss Barbara Yankee, The Men's Club bowling league levels, with ten classes, nursery AH members must be comAla- n Poraimfoa. Jairies, David prefect, will crown the Bless* through adult; 11 A. M., worbanque- t will be held Saturday, Goclcel, Robert Nicastro, Ken- Coronet Mother. Miss Yankee's attend- May 25 at the Patrician, living pletely paid up by May 1st in or- ship service; 11 A. M., Junior der to attend. Bus transportationneth Belz and Robert Smlh Brand New ant will be Miss Jatiine Horbacz, Church, for boys *nd girls two »ton. Guests are welcome. Any- were received into the Webelos. 8PORT The crownbearer will be Marie one interested may purchase will be provided. SPIDER through eleven years of age; GoJd Arrows were presented WftvrtffsW and page boys will and 7 P. M., Evangelistic Cru- tickets *rom Hal Corbk at 283- to John Chirico, George Duiv Try euf Flat's pluih n«w 124 SPORT be James Dobrowolski and Da-sade service. 0361 or Frank Bernstein at 283- 52149 Spsrt $p4d*r. Find out how This kelberger and Randall Becker. SPIDER vid Cap. A Baptismal Service has been 0642. Bowlers are requested to much fun top p«rformanc«, make reservations aa aoon as used car is Silver Arrows by Patrick Con- Full Delivered Try out Fiar't pluih in* 8S0 scheduled for Sunday, May 12 guaranteed ton and Randall Becker. The handling and comfort can b*. O.A.S. revises education possible for tables of 10 and 12. Ihli bundl* of p«p li load.d Price Sport Spidar. Find out h^*' ani 7 P. M., at the church. 100'.. Recruiter award was received much fun top parforman|jj£ science programs. The church nursery will h by Perry Mastrola, James Cur- with ftalufti — ifondard, not handling and comfort can bt. available, under supervision, for ran aand Alan Poram service; iiTOTSrlay, May z, 7-.Se ba. Michael Marschewskd also SIMS, mi auWNS P. M., Women's Misskmarj €ompl«*« •«1 DODOB Q1 D»rt 2-Door Hu4- ro SUJ* tos! tuto., BOW a1««rln(; AI&> received the Athtetta and the Johnny Unltas says: 1554 Main St., Rahway-381 9872 Ootocil, TnontWy meeting; and CONDITIONlNGl NOW OraJtsman award. 1317 OaV Tr«» Rd., lialin Friday, May 3, 7:30 P. M;1H, 4 •™>« $219S feCharll*'. 541 In ISEUN C .A.s, youth group meeting. Three-year Service Stars were piven to Gerald Horgan and "The fellas at AA^DO X&Ei &»»***%%" Gary Tiema. A Father and Son Communion jS£Z* MO <3. T. O.$169I 5 are all pros!" •m PONTMpowtO ar brtkMT. o.i POTK Breakfast will be held Sunday, ot aato., FAg- NOW April 28 hi the oafteria of Our T MX CONDI- <>)OOC TWNWO. WM m*. +**»* Lady of Peace Cbyirclb. immedi- •m rLXMOVTB Bun. NOW ately Alter the 8:00 A. M. * W »UML * • Ova in the Cbureh. NOW $1295 WM»1«5- AAMC0 •« rONTUO O. T. NOW V4tdl Vito Mazza 93 MAIN ST. •M OUMMOBIUE Delta TV 4-Dr WOODBRIDGE TRANSMISSIONS pom aieariiuti power wlndowa; FAC- MEN'S Ford XL Fastbacks NOW CUSTOM __$1895 HAIR 1-oay Service •H MnCK Sport Conrertlbla) •Dto.. RAH. V4, pow- NOW DESIGNING m CENTER . , . at over 500 centers and Fairlane Hardtops. Mti WM nm ?«•"'* For appoint- ment call coast-to-coast JENEWEIN 6360119 WORLDS LABGEST TRANSWSSIOM SfKldUJSTS MEN'S HAIlTSTYUST DAILY 8 to 8 — SAT. 8 to 1 Equipped with extras. • ColoriBf • IUMC CrttH 299 NEW BRUNSWICK AVE. 130 E $1. G«org«* Ave. • CooUnerftl • Hair PERTH AMBOY. N. J. - 324-1777 8ljl«« Stril(Uwli« Priced for savings. 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Fridiy, M^y lO, in WorM-Wkfe Mission to the >f Women's American ORT andtissc will be represented. Vtow- St. Andrew'i todies from the local church parking hold by the women in May. Mnk Missionaries to Talk church** throughout *e Synod the National Art (lattery of ing will b« from noon until 2:00 lot to at%d UM avaafog per- 1 jester Messina and Mr», Aw Hall. Dinner will foe served at drew' lntrone «m maMng (M At Family Night Meal Now York City to benefit ORT's P. M., at which time (be auction Set For Theatre Fete formance of "Oklahoma" at the 6:30 P. M, School BukkJing Project in Is will begin. An extensive display 1 arrangements. AVENEL - The St. Andrew ! Paper Mill Playhouse. Mrs. 1SELIN - Mr. and Mrs. Har- Harry and Rosim Peters have rael. of art works in all price ranges Ladies Society tow planned * Carmine Muceilli i« in charge. ry Peters, iflls*k>n interpreters ierved the Commission on Ecu-ORT Art Auction Art in all the media forms has been arranged. Admission theatre putty tor Tiwmday, Senate approves record A» for the Synod of New Jersey, menital Missions of the Presby- will be on sale — olds, water is free. Sealed bids will be ac-April 25. H* group wiil lewe A covered dinti supper will be fenoe measure. wiH be special guests at a fam-terian Church in Guatemala and Planned Sunday colons, pasteU, original signed cepted from those who cannot ily night supper to b« sponsored Venezuela. They are in the lithographs — all of them fram- say tfie entire afternoon. Ohil J by First Presbyterian Churdi States for a year interpreting FORDS — Rutg«rs University ed. Such we)l known artists as dren and husbands are welcome Gymnasium in New Brunswick Duty, Chagall, Picasso and Ma.to attend. Link Fences will he the scene of an art auction Sunday afternoon, May • VINYL COATED Middlesex County College...Edison 5. The afternoon has been plan- COLOR GUARD ned by th« Section V Chapters Cordially invites you to attend a All Eye Doctors Prescriptions Filled • ALUMINUM Frames, tannes & TYmplrs • GALVANIZED TECHNICAL CAREER Most Glasses Made While You Wait • WOOD SPECIAL HOME SERVICE FOR INVALIDS Don't be caught buying Inferior fencing, - CALL - OPPORTUNITIES DAY prlca alone do«m'l trll you the quality OVER 500 FRAMEfe TO CHOOSE of your fencing. Be lure before you 283-2051 SAFETY GLASSES FOR YOUNG & OLD bujrtl! Call Gccone NOW! For the best GAL FREE NO qtrtiitr fencing for the lowert price! ESTIMATE OBLIGATION fallTtrlw INVEST A LITTLE OF YOUR Premium Oil. Notltnnl Brood 14-hr, ///. Cf ^)ymona vUelnstein WMeule TIME: Learn how you might •arvlsa en all malm •( burnere. Fit 1M gain admission thii fall to a pro- •FINANCING ARRANGED* tor Fntt imrvif juH spticianS gram of studiei that can load to a Iron VWDnp • Aluminum tailing* / Aluminum girn us a call. an intertiting and rewarding carMr 465-67 MAIN ST. — METUCHEN — 548-6215 Triple Track Witidmn / Aluminum Jalousi* in technology. SIMONE BROS. HOURS: Monday and Friday — 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Doon I Aluminum Combination Storm Doori LINDEN, N.J. fuel., Wed. & Thurs. — 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. AJmnlnnm and Ftbr* Wan Awnlnp / Alumi- num Siding / forch Enclosures / Bcrwn En- Saturday - 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. Date: April 27,1968 HU 6-2726 doom Time; 9 a.m. till noon HU 6-0059 FREE PARKING AT THE REAR OF STORE Place: Main Hall, College Campus Special academic counseling wilt be available, for veterans 1869-Growlng with Perth Amboy for almost a Century-1969 - *:> Graduates SUMMER of thes* programs receive an Special preparatory Associate summer studies are Degree in available for those not meeting Applied Science standards.

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If you can MEET Come in and see the YOUR MANAGEMENT fertilize, reseed, Wednesday, May ltt improvements...all new for you ? 9A.M.to3RM. % *aerate, and > PRESIDENT HANSEN | ;• and all youroHicBrs will b» u and "in tune with the times!' :' cashing checks, taking deposits 1 %, andyour board members will •'» roll your lawn Ma^a^, be here to greet you ? for $2495* • • • A Ranovated Main Office Building. • A Brand New Two-Story Addition. Special FREE souvenirs llVf. RADIO BROADCAST FROM tOBBV, MONDAr, APRII 291/i-WCIC "ON.AIR" PERSONALITIES Jack ' THADDEUS, for all visitors* Ulei/ rind M*e Jjy will each broadcast their regular luogiatns from Ilia bank—10 A.M. tD 2 RM. THE CLOWN SPl.i./ALiOOBlf DISP1AVS BY LOCAL ARTISTS~Hm-- and tl.t/ Through Friday « Sea the gorgeous mo&aicc era. .ii,.I tr.jiu (])«[ ejje-jlulis by Mr. Abratiim Grtenhous. wi(h Mr, (jreeiiliouse on hand in person from 9 A.M. GINGER KOLE lo 1 I!M. Wednesday and Friday. • Enjoy (ha wceptlon- will be on hand jlly bdutiiul Okunian Easttr Egg Display...courtesy Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Mrs. Olha Hrytsay- you must be a machine April 29th, 30th and May 1st BRING THE CHILDREN... Thursday, May2nd HIGH SCHOOL SERENADE • "Four Watch Ginger and ThaddegS fashion Chimes" Barbershop Quartet (Pride of Perth Amboy balloons into myriads of fascinating High Scnool) 12:15 to 12:45 PM. • Saint Mary'i H)(h School (Perth Amboy) Feslkal Chorui 1:15 to 1:45 PM. designs... animals, birds and llowef*. Lawn-a*maT A handsome King si>c (lull 16 inches IOUK) "Mr- and Mrs," shoehorn fashioned of smooth, sparkling plastic. ALL FOR YOU-our customars and (riends—modern "wliiletlitjy last JdCihtios, up to datemanagnment and almost a cantury - CALL - of experience. Oome meet our manaeers, ..talk to oqr PUNCH 'N' COOKIES ullieis and see one of the most beautiful bank 826-3131 Ev«ryDaylOAM In ,' I'M. interiors in the country.

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