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Challenge to O'neil GOP Hassle Aftermath Vandals Strike Boy, 12, Is A Newspaper Devoted Complete News ^Pictures To the Community Interest Presented Fairly, Clearly' Full Local Coverage And Impartially Each Week Published Every Thursday VOL. XX—NO. 9 FORDS, N. J., THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1958 At 18 Green Street, Woodbridge, N. J. PRICE TEN CENTS Sweetness Challenge to O'Neil and GOP Hassle Aftermath WOODBRIDGE! — A move- Light ment ' to unseat Thorvald By CHARLES E. GREGORY O'Neil as municipal Republi- Colonia Victors can chairman is now in pro- gress. The Independent-Lead- Boy, 12, It is hardly a secret er learned today. Beginners to Get Robert R. Hamilton, .13 any more that I can getSliadowlawn Drive, Colonia, is $4,100; Maximum maudlin at the drop of a expected to be the -challenger. Is Hero Is Fixed at $7,350 wrong font q—but I shall Election of municipal lead- WOODBRIDGE — Quick ' ers of both- parties is sched- • * •* action of a 12-year-old boy WOODBRIDGE — A salary make an extra effort in uled Monday night. The Dem- probably saved the life of a guide for teachers and new this little rhetorical ex- ocratic county committee us- 31-yesir-o3d man who attemnt- i rules and regulations for jan- cursion today to resist ually meets at the Municipal ed to commit suicide Tuesday. , itors were adopted by the Building and the Republicans Joseph Tovai, 45 Freeman Board of Education Monday. such an impulse. at'the Hungarian Parish. Hall, Street, was playing near the Beginning in September, t)v> * * * * School Street. •. • • bridge on Pearl Street, when starting salary for teachers Mr. Hamilton, formerly he noticed a man lying under with no experience will be We all here have felt Second Ward Republican it with his wrists bleeding. The $4,100 a year, with $200 added deep pride because of thechairman, is being backed by boy ran to the firehouse ami for those teachers who hold a workers for the successful summoned the First Aid THERE WAS VERY LITTLE ABSENTEEISM r In fact, there was close to 100 per cent attendance when the doors master's degree. The maxi- interest and encourage- candidates for Town Commit- Stjuad. The man identified of the new Menlo Park Terrace School, officially School 19, opened for the first time Monday morning. Above, the mum salary for teachers hold- ment which have "been tee in the new Fifth Ward, himself as Warren Madreperl, youngsters are shown coming out for lunch. ing permanent certificates will David Miller and John Evaiiko 316 Utica Road, Edison, fore- be $7,150 with $200 added for expressed with the an- and individual members of the man at Lumured Plastics. a master's degree for a total of county committee who ex- Smith Street. $7,350. nouncement of our plans pressed dissatisfaction with Maderperl, was taken to An annual increment of to enlarge our plant and Mr. O'Neil's leadership. He Perth Amboy General Hospi- Long Bus Ride Over, $200 will be given for the sec- succeeded Arnold S. Graham, tal, where treatment 'was ad- facilities. We can be ex-who resigned last November. ond and third years of teach- cused, I think, if we take ministered. ing and, for the fourth and They point to the fact Mr. Patrolmen Robert Simonsen subsequent years, the incre- O'Neil. backed Harry More- these gracious evidences and William Dopp: said Mad- Park Pupils Now In Own School ment is to be $300 until the croft and Walter. Garvan, who icperl seemed to be in a daze maximum is reached. as proof that we have were defeated in Tuesday's and could not give any reason , MENLO PARK TERRACE Superintendent of Schools become acquainted with the has portable stages and foil- established ourselves as a primary., for his actions. —-Everything went like clock- Patrick A. Boylan, said no at- building. ing tables. All teachers under conlrar.l, Mr. Hamilton, is employed wdrk Monday morning, when tempt will be made to fill Mr. Aquilla said, 564 pupils The room will be used for for the present school year useful and helpful com- will receive an increment of by the Prudential Insurance the • Menlo . Park Terrace Keasbey School until Septem-. j are enrolled in School 19. All assembly programs and, from School — School 19 — was ber, when the Hoffman Boule- $300 plus an adjustment of munity endeavor. Cer- Company as methods analyst are on full sessions with the all indications, as a commun- opened. vard School in Colonia, will $200, for a total of $500, with assigned to electronic compu- ity center by the adults of the tainly, the necessity for Youngsters did as they were also be opened. exception of the first graders the understanding no salary ter research projects. He is a Council levelopinenT. The f.xRt- night and kindergarten. The school our expansion indicates graduate of Rutgers Univer- told and in no time were seat- "If we tried to transfer pu- can exceed the maximum. houses pupils up to and in- the building was open the acceptance of the services sity and holds degrees of ed at brand new desks going pils to Keasbey now", Mr. Under the new set-up, a Bachelor of Science and Mas- on with their studies where cluding sixth grade. There are Menlo Park Civic Association Boylan said, "it would disrupt leave of absence will not be we offer by those best ter of- Business Administra- they left off Friday, at Keas- 15 classrooms, an all-purpose held its meeting there. granted to any teacher not Angered at least" three schools." able to judge us •-*- andtion.- ••• bey School. room, a kindergarten room, Mr. Aquilla, was acting- under tenure. A teacher re- places with us a trust we As far as the Democratic WOODBRIDGE — Temp- The new school is attended The youngsters were at the health, riscm and of rices for principal at Keasbey, and turning from leave will re- party, is concerned there ap- ers flared and Town Commit- only by children- residing- in school long before the doors the principal and cWicaJ staff. most cf his teaching staff was ceive the same salary incre- the Township's largest deve- transferred from Keasbey ment of those teachers within will not only treasure but pears to be no doubt that Jo- tee members shouted as a del- were opened, and the princi- Interior Bright seph P. Soiriers will be re- egation from streets leading lopment. Their transfer to the School. the system who have the same will protect with every pal, Albert Aquilla, noted close Although the interior of the {Continued on Page 9) off- Inman Avenue, Colonia, new school left less than 100 number of years of teaching to 100 per cent attendance. building is not as lavishly Robert Zanzalari, took over nieans of which we are appeared before the Commit- pupils in Keasbey School, but as principal at Keasbey School, experience in Woodbridge capable. tee last night to demand con.- that condition will be remedied Each class was taken on a trimmed as School 17, it is which, due to its present low Township. struction of sidewalks along in the fall when transfers will tour of the new school by its bright and. cheerful The all- enrollment, has returned to The maximum salary of el- . * * * * be made. •-...- the latter thoroughfare; teacher, so each child could purpose room is very large and regular sessions. ementary school principals is We have been mis- Vandals A spokesman for the dele- to be 1.25 times the maximum DAVID MIXER gation read from a bill which salary fixed for teachers with guided and misdirected, gives the committee the right a master's degree. Present and we have faltered. to construct sidewalks without Keasbey principals will also receive an Our errors through the Strike receiving consent from 51 'per Presents Request increment of $300 plus an ad- Teachers cent of. the property owners. justment of $200, if they have ; years. reach,a .staggering WOODRIDGE — For th' However, a check of the Legis- second time-in less thaiv.-twc lative Index after the meeting not reached their maximum. total, but we.iikt to feel weeks, -a cemetery in Wood- revealed the bill has- passed P. O. HitFo u rth Article e Starting salary for nurses, bridge Township has been WOODBRIDGE—From all according to the guide, is $3,- that a spiritual integrity Assigned the Assembly but was referred EDISON — The fourth and final article of a series pre- WOODBRIDGE—The Mul- desecrated. to the committee on State, indications, the Keasbey Post. 800 with annual increments of has been our Salvation Detective Fred Leidner, -re- WOODBRIDGE — A con- Office will soon be a 'classified pared by the Edison Township Board of Education to en- ligan Wine and Liquor Com- $300 until the maximum of County and Municipal Gov- lighten the voters, parents and residents here on the school pany last night withdrew its through these trials-s- vealed yesterday that vandals tract for $39,000 for general ernments in the Senate, and branch of the City of Perth $5,800 is reached. Present nur- Amboy" and Mrs. Elisabeth bond referendum to be voted on at a special election, April 22 application for a transfer of broke into the Ho.ly Rosary and art supplies for the Town- has not been brought out for ses will receive the same in- and we will eternally be Cemetery, New Brunswick ship schools for the next Novak, who has been post- is presented below. The Board is seeking $2,250,000 for the a liquor license from the crements and adjustments as grateful for the under- Avenue, Hopefawn, and school year was awarded to J.
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