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EDISONf FORDS BRACON Woodbrirlge, A^nel, Colonia, Fordi, HopehnJts*ef in, Keasbey, Port Reading, Sewm-cn rod LV — No. 30 intend M »<> Olaa tfell PEgCETKN CENTS Woodbridge, N. J., Thursday, November 14, 1963 in H. 1. On Thundtj At P.O.O , wawd (i i

WOODBRIDGE - Today, UM 18th ewaecntWe Independent- Each family receives a Christmas basket filled with every- Leader Chrlitmas Fund, to take care of the Tnwiuhtp'n nerdy thing necessary for a Christmas dinner including turkey, pars- at ChrhtUM. officially open*. ley, cettry, bread, butter, potatoes, sweet potatoes, cranberry Starting with less than 20 families 18 years ago, the Fund sauce, pickles, lettuce, tomatoes, mayonnaise, peas, onions, Santa Time: now takes core of over 100 needy families — some famille* small white onions, turnips, carrots, apples, oranges, canned with as many as 10 children in them, fruit salad, r^ard candy, tea, coffee, canned milk, fresh milk Public May Be The Independent-Leader started off the 1KB Fnd wKh Hi and sugar. usual contribution of *50 aad the reader who In again the flnt Under no circumstances will the name o( a family be re- contributor l> William S. Neebe, 417 Ehnwood Arenne, Wood- vealed. Back family will be given a number and will be iden- bridge, who i«nt $15. L tified by that number. Persons or organliatlons donating $2J w Independent-Leader Last year, we established the policy for the first time of or more may have a can) inserted indicating they are the not accepting used clothing or used toys because some of the donor. Hie wernge cost of each order is $25 and the quantity Asked to Save articles donated were not acceptable for Christmas gifts. The given la sufficient to last a family for a few days. new system worked out so well, that The Independent-Leader {Opens 18th Annual Starting next week and until delivery time, a description has decided to continue the policy. of each case will be tfiven. Readers wh» wish to do so, may porcbase new clothing Christmas Fund or new toys and donate them to the fund. However, donors Checks may he drawn in the name of Independent-Leader •re asked to make their rash donation! as generous as possi- Christmas Fund and mailed to The Independent-Leader, 18 ble, ao that we can purchase a new item of clothing for each Green Street, WoodbridRe, New Jersey, member of each family being assisted and buy a new doll for Christmas baskets and gifts will be delivered Monday, School 1 Clock each little girl and a suitable toy for each boy. December 23. lyor Sets Attorney's Knights of Malta Honor Tower ide Week Suggestion Doctor George Frederick Aid Team To be Heard WOODBRIDGE — Dr. George Rotted, rederick, a resident of Colonia BlUDfiK - The selection (Special In Iiiili'|n'iHlentlnai|i>r) who maintains htt-ftiedical offices Giants by the Nation-1 NEW HKUNSWICK - A sug- m upper Main Street, was award- \T;\iv."T Football Lw*ue gestion hy former SI lite Senatoi ed knighthood in the Sovereign New Jersey and .lohn Toolnn, nniiuii for Juh Order of Saint John of Jerusalem, Listing g iinM a team from Almasi, Jr., secretary of the A Knights of Malta. yn, Illinois, over Thanks- masi Trucking: Co., Woodbridge, He received the Cross of Merit WOODRRIDGE - The possi- i-kewl has prompted the, was entertained by Judge Edwarc and Honor in the ancient order, bility that the public may b# am nlficinls to organize V. Martini) in Superior Court lad which dates back to 1048 in Jeru- asked to contribute funds in or- itiU drive for the trip, j yesterday afternoon. salem and 1192 in Cyprus. der to save an historic landmark I he week o: N'ovem-j In addition to Mr. Almasi, the In a letter to Dr. Frederick, '— the clock and bell and steeple 1 |fss Isolin (riant Week, other defendant in the case is Rev. Otto Adrian I)e Chobert, at old School No. 1, now th« (falter Zirpolo ha> called Lawrence Clement, Woodbridge Bailli, Grand-Hospitaller, Superior Hoard of Education Administra- Bnimunity to lend whiit- Public Works Supervisor, who is of the Ohlates, American Chancel- ! live Building on School Street itance possible l<> help charged with receiving $35,348 in lor, wrote: 'The clock is commonly referred bins to Illinois." bribes and extortion, eonspirac; to by natives as (he "town clock." "This award is given to you . the second coihet . ive and misconduct in public offio ( Old School 1 was opened in as a special token for all your Woodbridge team has lie is represented by Alfred D'An outstanding accomplishments in 11076 and the bell was ordered rteH to appear in a Pop; liniio. Almasi and his firm an the field of humanitarian, social , shortly before that. time. I game." said Midori charged with offering bribes, con and philanthropic achievements as I William liihler, chairman of is a fine salute to spiracy and false pretense. medical officer of the II, S. | public relations of the Rnard said i «ind it is indicative of The jury wa.s dismissed befor Army, especially in organizing that the lower h icaniiif! slightly 'that IhfM' teams and' Senator Toolan made his i.ugge: Camp Kilmer for the Huii|>ari;m mi the wooden timbers are into the sport."i lion that the Court consider wh Freedom Fighters and Refugees DR. GEORGE KKKKKKICK otted. When the bell rings, the g the Fords he called a divorcement of i (Continued on Page 4' ipper floor shakes, he stated. ayed in a bowl game m "ictments in Ihe same trial. Th "Two outside engineering firms, judge said he was concerned wi working independently, are going the same legal problem and the to Head Coach John .'{ Teenagers Admit City Status to make a survey," Mr. Bihlcr prosecution agreed that suggestion R-'tltlnv Road, Iselin, revealed, "and they will tell us was well laken. To Three Robberies l.will fly to 'lien Kllyn what to do to save the twer aid It was finally decided that both PORT HEADING-Three Por .rk on November '211 Being Pushed clock if possible — and what it to lake 72 boy*, and sides will think about the sugges- Heading teenagers, two lfi years trip," .said Mood. tion overnight and be prepared to old and tbe other 15 years old, WOOPBRIDGE - The Citizens will cos'.. I big event iind an hon argue the motion should Senator are in the Juvenile Detention Redevelopment Committee an Roy J. Mundy, Colonia, a mem- ' us and we certainly Tflhlan make it. The ,trjal,wiU re Home, in New Brunswick,/afte nounced at its meeting TusHdaj ber of the board, offered Jo inalie Wtvdly admitting to three rob- • try to raise the noces ittme at 10 «"flock IVIS morning' night, that it will push It.s recom- ','otltirmed on Page 4) (' uiflkA Thu trip."; Serving on the jury are: Nich- beries. mendation that Woodbridge's !,ech and Joseph Dr.Marino, thoj hip to a city. by the congregation of the First Presbyterian Church, Avenel, been broken and the site cleared. ng of members «i the Cleveland Avenue, Colonia; Vifo admitted entry of Giordano's Ga- The group said that it will ask Main Street shopping centers )e Tura. 40 Monica Court, Ave- rage, Carteret Uoad, where tin for a meeting with Mayor Walter i-thc community. CHRISTMAS CLUBS: lel; William Merrigan, 101 Pop- articles .stolen were recoverec Zirpolo as soon as be returns from coaches include Al lar Street, Carteret; Thomas Si- Approximately $13(i of loot take a four-day vacation sometime to- Renewal Seen Frank Puledore and korski, Spotswood; William Eifh- rum the home of Mrs. Catlierini day. The mayor has already indi- dak — all of Iselin. aum, Edison; George Papp, Edi- McNulty, Carteret Road and Firs cated to the committee and the WOODBRIDGE-What type of (Cnntiuued on Page 4) itreet, was recovered. press that he is heartily in favor renewal or redevolpnicnt will be best for Main Street is now the ,743,915 Received by 27,071 There was no recovery of art of the change as a move to con- topic of consideration by the _'les reported stolen from the hom solidate all areas in the Town- Woodbridge Redevolpnicnt Agen- of Robert Molnar, 33 Third Ave- ship. It will take a bill by the Pigeons Two to Try cy, S. Buddy Harris, executive di- nue, who told police a movie pro- Legislature to effect the change. rector, told the Citizens Redevel- jector and gold bracelet wen Joseph Ostrower, a member ol uisance' Members from Area Institutions opment Committee Tuesday. To Get Award nissing. (Continued on Page 4) Mr, Harris displayed the first jE-Pigeoas, which WOODBRIDGE - Area merch- WOODHMDGE - Two Town- maps prepared by his agency in ftf concern to the New ants are looking forward to a good hip residents will make an oral connection with the renewal pro- lof Health and to May- Christmas season with the an- IF YOU LIKE STATISTICS: resentation before a jury of 12 gram being considered for the iidges in Detroit, Michigan, Tues- Vice-Principal's Post tirpolo, were termed nouncement that banta in Wood- 1 Main Street area. nee" by Health Of- bridge, Cafteret and Perth Am- ay morning in an efforf to win an The executive director said yes- I J. Bailey at a Board boy have mailed or are in the Absentee Ballots Give Few Additional ill-America Cities Award for Goes to Louis Gabriel terday that there is a great deal Woodbridge. They are Miss Ruth Tuesday. process of mailing 12,743,915 in of work to be completed before tVolk, of The Independent-Leadcr r said as far as he was Christmas Club checks to some WOODBRIDGE-Louis Gabriel on an hourly basis. preparing an application for funds. •(.'presenting the W o o d b r i d ge is referring all pi 27.071 members, Votes to Town Council Candidates was appointed vice principal of Named to teaching positions "We will have to compile an -'ownship Business and Profes- Woodbridge Senior High School at analysis of zoning, public utilities nts to the Town Com- Bankers state that the major WOODBRIDGE - When the ab- were Michael J, Basarab, $5,100 ional Women's Club which co meeting of the Board of Educa- and utilities available," he con- ..the Business Admin- portion of Christmas Club checks sentee ballots— both, military and per year, physical education de- sponsored Woodbridge with the tion lasl night. tinued. "We must compile all local goes to purchase Christmas gifts. civilian were opened J>y the Coun- partment and Lawrence Cifrodel- laycees and S. Buddy Harris of Also appointed as an elementary health and fire programs for the gestion," Mr. Bailey Some is used for taxes and some ty. Board of Elections, 52 civilians Community Scholarship li, $4,900 per year, assigned tc ho Woodbridge. Redevelopment piincipcii was Rubeil Masccnik, area, transportation and traffic the council should j fur the payment of bills. A proha- d voted in the local election Agency. Spanish Department, Senior Higl iter, equipped withjportion of the total also finds its Ihe effective date and assignment study. All of this must be done and 10 absentee military. Of the School. Is to catch the pi-way Into savings accounts. The group, which will leave late (o be determined by the Super- before we can apply (or funds." 52 civilian ballots, five were void Program Offers Speaker Sunday Afternoon for Detroit, wil In a preliminary report to the Woodbridge National Bank has intendent of Schools. George Ry- He said initial URA application and 47 were counted, according also include Business Administra bak was the only member of the Board, Superintendent of Schools should be ready by January. A I officer also revealed mailed checks totalling $300,000 WOODBIUDGE-The Community :esigned to accept his present po to Walter Waverczak, commis- tor Heman Averill and and James Board who voted against the ap Patrick A, Boy Ian reported that sizeable portion of Woodbridge ad been attracted to to approximately 2,500 members. Scholarship Proyram of Wood- sition. sioner. Solan of the Jaycees. They will at pointment. proper in addition to Main Street Building because The total of $100,000 went to bridge Township will iiwuguarate an initial survey shows a Summer Seventy-six civilians had ap- In June, 1962, Mr. Schlekat re tend a briefing session Monday itself will be included in the pro- : leaving food on the «40 members of the United Roose- its scries of educational programs Calvin Donnelly, Fagan Place, School might be feasible and plied for ballots but only 52 sent ceived an MS from the University morning. gram. This has been velt Savings and Loan Associa- on November 21 at tbe Wood- Colonia, was appointed a plumber (Continued on Page 4) them in. There were 16 applica of Pennsylvania in "Student Per- tion, Carteret. bridge High School cafeteria al tions for military ballots and ten sonnel Services in Higher Educa- eight o'clock with George A, Three thousand, eight hundred were received and counted. tion." He is iit the present a can- Today and ton accounts at the first Bank Schlckat, Assistant Program Di- didate for a Ph.D. in higher edu- The final count thus gives WlVff Station^ Trust Company receiveid d rector for the College Scholarship cation und educational researc Christmas Club checks in the to- Mayor Walter Zirpolo a total of Service at the Educational Test- — After consid- at Pennsylvania. tal amount of $564,990. Of that 18,306 votes as against a total ing Service in Princeton, listed as the steel necessary The subject of Mr. Schlekat' .sum, $272,651 went to 1,698 club of 10,778 for Frederick M. Adams. the evening's guest speaker. 'ruction of the new discussion will be financial aid foi members in the fords Branch The local candidates received Mr. Schlekat was graduated •rim on the Stan college students. He will also an and $41,966 50 was mailed to 415 additional votes as follows (note from the University of Pennsyl- f *t the rear uf uV swer all questions from interest in the Avenel-Colonla the first figure Indicates civilian vania in 1WU with un AB in Ger rilding. is scheduled members cd parents in regard to applyin ballot, the second, military bal- man, He was employed as assist- and tomorrow. branch for scholarsliips at the condusioi Perth Amboy National Bank's lot): ant director of student financial it steel is expected of his talk. Club amounted to Walter Zirpolo, 23-4: Frederick aid at his alma mater from gradu- . and is u. be com- Christmas Miss Margaret Henricksen (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 4) ation until March 7, 1962, when he lend ol the week. Guidance Department Director Woodbridge High School, will taki over the podium to explain tin mdutn on Purchase of Firehouse in Colonia scholarships and awards that ar available to all township students A majority of them are offere 12M)O to Take Place on Saturday Afternooneach year by local industries, eivi and fraternal organizations. The firehpuse at present is after an investigation they found cultural leaders of Colonia, We The evening's program is ppei Public approval that if u firehouse were to be have spelled out in clear iiiul (reby ownership of mned by a private corporation to all interested parents and thei btiilt on another silt*, today's con detail till aspects of th fc Kin-house lather than by the public and wilill be MI admissiod n charge. struction costs and high lund referendum, whichh , in our opin- by the Hoard Hie Commission rents the prem- values would cause an expendi- ion, would allow Us to go for- oners was lure ises on a lease basis. ward on our level to h,el|) make Williams id following a ture of upwards of $125,000. The At .Saturday's bfllMWB. "' tlk! Bumil U made tip tiNmwnfa rV a much tetter place in j To Speak in Uelii, ioii ttir Homd which In live. ) ruiiimumty lirebouse, the polls will be open leua, chalr^wn, and Cuminis- U. S. Senator Hm "We led iiui- plan in aiuml eco cultural lead from I until 7 pin •sioners Michael Abary, William Williams will be the rally and financially and thai The proposed purchase price Cramer, William Henusei) and guest speaker at a meeting of when it Is brought to its ultimate has been arrived at oil the basis Gerald Seidner. the Iselin Democratic Club to go into motion conclusion will give Colonia resi- of appraisals from professional be held tomorruw, H:3U P. M. a aturdiiy when a The following statement was is- lents a Kiiuhouse center of great real estate experts. Should the the V. V, W. i'ost Home, Route i will be held to sued by the lioanl in connection civil and asthetie value. The ref- to uwnw not accedts to the appraised 27. with the. referendum: erejiduni i-s a non-purtisuu issue mount of fU,- ligure during negotiations the In making the _ „„,,„„„ Hoard would proceed to insti- "We have IHTJI Kl«tif*d Itf, it |ms«d, will do mucR U> club president Kenneth Hatha $38,000 would IN OBSERVANCE OF CHIUTON-S BOOK WEEK, Vou-grter, tint Md third prt«e respective tute condemnation action and the response we have gotten thus move our conuimuity on tu be- way called this year "the best actual purchase whu wrote th, tat fa«k revkW, durtog the Burner K**U,g would entreat the Woodbridge far on our proposal to purchase coming an even nice desirable 1S and its cite, year the Iselin Democratic Club Club wwiw a the B«rn,i, Public Library *«« p,**** j^ ,,>Ilnhe, Township Council to be a party the lnman Avenue firehouse. place for our pe • ur their has had and apparently our would be prW thlx wtek to B«rk cbJWreu'i. Book Week, Show, with Support has come from scores of civic ventures am. .heir fire J to S. 1B of the week ent and nor in the move, the Board reported. reputation as a club of action Ixuiuuw, civic, professional and protection." hat* spread to Washington." * Costs. The ConuniwiontHS said that PAGE TWO Thursday, November 14, 1963 Independent-Leader (E.B. > - p eveniings, November 20 and Jt. CoaH fe the Senior Fellowship at 7 p.tn "Why js It that you only ear- man. -The Jersey Aire Chorus of Parent-teacher conferences will Ohl Community Improvement School 15 PTA start at 7:W in the class rooms. 7 one plank while all thee other " ii "*' ih- Vf, the Society for the Preservation the OIIIMV .... "kr nen carrcar y two?t?" "aske dk thde fore- -..J'1'S •ir,, , '"" , *]1 Emm PERSONALS and Encouragement of Barber Business meeting and social will make two irips.,;;;,'':'>»;,' Shop Quartet Singing in America, follow in Lourdes Hall. The PTAs Topic ofN.J. Club /feadOpen House Set will sponsor a cake snlc Sunday Alice Williams, Chain O'Hills Rond. will meet Tuesday 9 p.m., at the after all Masses. The mothers AVENEL - Mrs. Douglas G. UN Oak TTM HMd -Members of the VKW Post VFW Hall, Lincoln Highway. TSEL1N - The executive board of Mr. Mendrlck's and Miss Huck- Wnenrr, president of the-^New IMtte, New Jerttj « will meet tonight r.t the Post -Boy Scout Troop 49 will meet f the ITA nf Schn»l 15 met Mon- ert's classes will supply the cakes and 1 State Federation of Wo- T*to.: U Headquarters, Lincoln Highway. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in St. Jersqj 3-Day Camperall?da. y at the school, Perching Ave Cecelia's Cafeteria. with Mrs. E. M. /Kalnnta and Clubs, a guest at the Ave- 1 nuc,. to make plan ! for a general -The Sisterhood of Congregn Mrs. Joseph Smyfti in charge, mean hoi Woman's Club's 43rd anniver- —Dinner guests Thursday of -Mrs. Wayne Travis, Benja h inp Monday. tion B*th Sholom Is Liking or assisted hy Mrs.'T. J. Knit and sary celebration, spoke on the Mr. and Mrs. William Graham, 1 min Avenue, will be hostess Tues Held by Troop j; Donald Oillv. president, con- ders (or Hanakah gift. ; now .so Mrs. J. J. Ferrara. A Library Community Improvement Pro- Goodrich Street, were Mr. and (lay night at the regular meet SERVICE! ducted the nicetim: they will be ready for the holl Book Fair will be held Wednes- pi am. She voiced appreciation oi ISELTN — memlirrs Mrs, Raymond Ericksen and ing of the GPKRT Mah Jongg filing nil ln , Mrs. Rnbort MriJinty. ways and days. For further information cal' day and Thursday evenings. ltu thf loc.nl club's entry in the pro- of Boy Scout Troop 47 participat- sons. Raymond, Robert, and Neal, Club. 3"»i money Ui means«chairman, re|wrted that Mrs. Marvin Irvine, 549-2302 or l pram uhirli is rp-jponsored by ed in the three-day Cimperall of Clnrk. ,i '' "" I.Ii i he cake sale held on Halloween Mrs. Milton Schlermwitz, M2- -Bingo games will be spon- U]v the general federjton and Sears, -Miss Linda Castlelight. Me Pep, insure y.,,, ,7. Rarilnn Council held Friday. Sat- MM. sored by the Congregation Beth Churchwomen Make Hicfvirk. She also reminded urdav and Sundnv at the Runvon tuchen, was a guest Saturday and healing nnd hv-\ R.)ch.ick. The square dance held Saturday -St. Cecelia's PTA will pre Sholom at 90 Cooper Avenue, to- mrrnbers and guests that New;Waler Works. Sunday of Mr, and Mrs. Gaorgs CAfU for Indians winter long. nipht at the YFW hnll made a net Maxwell, Charles Street. Karen sent its third performance of Mu- night, starting at 7:30, ,Icr••(•>• Federation of Women's; Boys who attended were TJmm- ^ sicana '63 tomorrow night at the -Mrs. Vincent King, president ISELIN— At the monthly meet- Clubs will be (he hosts at the as Bowen, Fred Fricko, Hrure ' Ciuba, of Iselm, was an over- Mr5 Woodbrtdgo Senior High School, of the Iselin Chemical Hook and ing of the Women's Missionary ti:'ii:ral I-'oderation of Women's Eekensberger, William Doerr, Jr., - •'""" libraryinisht ^^ at the Maxwell home, St. George Avenue. Woodbrldge Udder Co., District 11, Auxiliary, Council of the Iselin Assembly (:it:bs convention in June. |David Sparkman, Howard noted that new boofoi In This Area (>rtifi,.,| Sunday The final performance will be announced election of officers will of God Church plans were made Glen arrived and will be placed T'>.e sixth district vice presi-! Tcnpermy, Kirk C. Scank. IJncoln Saturday evening Tickets may be take place at the next meeting to attend the District Conven- By Oil Heat Institute of Am,.ri(;1 dent, Mrs. A. Laighton SedverJ was a dinner guest of purchased at the Religious Shop November 21, at the flrehouse, tion at the Neptune Assembly Ellis,' ' donation ,I1MI spoke on the Community j Nickl* Mr", and Mrs. Otis ft. Dougherty, directly across the street from Auth Avenue. of God Church Monday. As Qualified Oil Burner 1V< hIli(L Menlo Park, Sunday. On Satur- St. Cecelia's Church, on Sutton The members worked on Christ- day. Mr. Scank was a dinner -There will be a meeting of HIS in:* were totendw by trie •°'-)R(,jn|(C . I The meeting on Monday will be St. For information call LI 9- he St. Vincent De Paul Society mas condy favors to bo given guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell, to the Arizona Indian children lmnn:4 paj presidents. Mrs.; • wre an Open Hm,Se A short business 3789, of St, Cecelia's Church, Tuesday, -Explorer Post 49 will meet -The United Synagogue Youth 8 p.m., in Room 207, at Christmas. The "pantaloons" *-*» *i. ** "il*— Bowe, committee d* ^J^WM ** ft tonight from 7 to 9 in St. Ce- made from dish cloths, which the hnn, Mrs Daniel Levy, *"Jrnan, if Congregation Belli Sholom will —The Iselin Fife and Drum celia's, Room 307. 71-7J Pending Avnui drew i.aluin, Mrs. John Toth, A , „.„,,, k, place. meet Tuesday night from 7 to 9, women made and filled with f ht from Corps, sponsored by the Chemi- toilet articles and kitchen utar Mr-; William Perna, Mrs. Wil- -Members of Boy Scout Troop at the Temple, 90 Conper Avenue. cal Hook and Ladder Co., Dis- P. 0. Box « liam Kuzmiak and Mrs, Francis the Rarit will also be sent to the Mis fjnjshpd jn minute j LABOR 70 participated In —Religious instructions for pub-trict 11, will meet with the di- Council Camperall held at tl sion. TEL. 5415753 Clconcy. ian(j thirteen seconds. Several of "What time is it by your lic school children in grades two rector, Robert Painter, Monday Runyon Water WWorks last weel The next meeting will be De- HrpiPFcntatives from 14 area (ne boys completed qualifications ratch?" through eight who attend St. Ce-and Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., at the 11 end. cember S, at the church. frdi-rated clubs were guests..In- for their merit badges. On Sun "Fifteen after. celia's Church will be held Sat- meeting hall, Harding Avenue. Oil. BURNERS duded were Colonia, Elizabeth, day, the group hiked to the Nike —The Adult Discussion Gron "After what?" urday morning at 9:30. -Bingo games will be held at Hotel Page — Telegram for Mr. (lF Famvood, Fords, Ganvood, PastjMissile Base. sponsored by St, Cecelia's w FUEL OIL "I don't know. I had to lay one -The Westminster Fellowship St. Cecelia's in Lourdes and Fa- Nledspondiavand. Mr. Neidspon- presidents Club, Perth Amboy, Because of William Doerr's ill- meet tonight 8 o'clock, in Rooi f the hands off." of the First Presbyterian Church tlma Halls, Tuesday night. diavanci! SALES * SERVICE North Plainfield, Sewaren, Scotch'ness and convalescence, Mr. Groti 107. HE WORD -St. Cecelia's PTA 1 and 2 will Plains, Westfield, Warren Town- ihas been appointed to replace him will meet Sunday; the Junior Fel- Mr. Neidspondiavanei - What The teacher was trying to ex-—The Federated Women's Chi meet Wednesday and Thursday Rutherford and the Junior as Scoutmaster of the Troop. lowship will meet at 10 a.m., and initial, please? pp lain the. use of adverbs as apo-f Iselin wfll hold a Pttvny Sal Woman's Chib'of AAvoi d Meetinggs of the Troopp have been lied to speed. Walking across at its next meeting at the horn A tntal of $325 in sales receipts 'changed from FYiday nights to le room very rapidly she turned of Mrs. Henry Buccholi, Ta accumulated by the dub Thursday nights. A regular troop nd asked:'"Now, how would youmadge Avenue, Wednesday, N< for the Middlesex' County Cere- meeting will be held tonight, 7:30 ay I walked then, children?" vember 20, at 1 p.m. The Cancc bral Palsy Center, according to at thdlirst Presbyterian Church. With one accord, and without a Dressing Unit of the Club wi Mrs. Mahon, American home mile, they all shouted: "Bow- meet Wednesday, November 2" chairman. Mrs. Mahbn also dis 1 p.m., with Mrs. Herbert I tributed boxes for home-baked Investiture Rites cakes for U. S. servicemen's Held by Brotcnies Christmas presents. She ISELIN - Investiture cere- HOUR Vat ion a I that these be brought to Wednes-' mony was held for Brownie CLEANING V day's meeting. Troop 30 last week at the home BT«7 Da; A final report was submitted of leader, Mrs. Frank Bianchi, fnrl. Std by Mrs. Toty, chairman, on the183 East Louis Place. Mrs. Bi- recent theatre party. anchi, who presented the girls DAY Canned goods for the food their pins, was assisted by as- 1 SHIRT ket to be awarded as a door sistant leaders, Mrs. Robert Fo- LAUNDERING prize at the club's dessert-card ley and Mrs. Edward Chempiel. party to be held December 5 Newly invested Brownies are are due Wednesday. Carol Crump, Lynne Petmskn, A gift "was presenter^" toMrs : " Yakrjbttr; Mfchefe-McAlocse, Joseph Wukovets, president, by and Joy Wittenzelner. Mrs. Mahon on behalf of the club. At the ceremony Alice Kimball ONE WEEK SPECIAL Mrs. Nelson Avery, program and Patty Bianchi were presented DISSATISFIED chairman, introduced James V. year membership star pins, November 18 thru November 23 Mazza, tenor, who sang several Other members of Troop 30 selections. He was accompanied present were Jean DaRold, Janet by Selinda Ferguson. Chempiel, Mary Ellen' Chempiel, ANY PLAIN 1 PIECE Pourcrs were Mrs, Perna and Rosemary Galliano, Vafarie Mrs. Kuzmiak, Noyes, Donna Payesko, and Ka- with CHECKING ACCOUNT ren Staffin Guests were mothers of the aewly^nvested gi^s. :>. youditoH# Plans hajfe b^ep mafle for the DRESS SERVICE CHARGES? Brownie Troop to tour the Costa: Ice Cream Plant Saturday. Trans- Professionally Cleaned and Finished Sabbath Service portation for the trip will be 1 ISELIN - The United Syna- provided by car. gogue Youth of Congregation Pt'tli Sholom will conduct Sab- No Qelp Wanted. bath Services, tomorrow at the "That's a good little boy," said Open a Perth Amboy National Temple, M Cooper Avenue, at 8the visitor, as Jomnf picked up m. Candles will bS lit at 4:19his scattered toys. 'I suppose your m. mother has promised you some- 1 Services will be held at thething if you clean up the room." "NO CHARGE" REGULAR PERSONAL temple, Saturday morning at "If I don't" he corrected her. "THERE'S A BOND CLEANERS NEAR YOU" 3:30 with Junior Congregation at For Information Call VA 6-3100 10:30 a.m. Luncheon will be served afterwards by the Sister- ORDER NOW! I ORCHID SERVICE CLEANERS hood. PERSONALIZED A Hebrew School project'has NOW JOINS BOND CLEANERS CHECKING ACCOUNT been started. The first part, a In The Weekly Specials 300 word essay on the student's CHRISTMAS Your Orchid Service Clewen Located At favorite Jewish hero or heroine, CARTERET SHOPPING CENTER is due for approval by the teach- CARDS NO SERVICE CHARGE of any kind if you maintain a minimum balance of er on December 2. By May 4, Roosevelt Avenue, Cartcret the student will submit a final MILLER'S Also $200 in our New "NO CHARGE" Regular Personal Checking Account. report of at least 1,000 words, W. GRAND & IRVING - RAIIWAY accompanied by pictures, models GIFT SHOP awl clay figures. Prizes will be 118 MAIN STREET awarded at the end of the term. Watch This Paper For More Weekly Specials! The following families were WOOQBRIDGE welcomed into the Congregation CARTERET OFFICE I Beth Sholom: Mr. and Mrs. S. For Further Information PHONE Babst, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence PERTH AMBOY NATIONAL BANK fried, Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Obolsky, Mr. and Mrs, Robert ... WRITE or FILL OUT COUPON 25 COOKE AVENUE Gerstl, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schissler, Mr. and Mrs. Albert CARTERET, N. J. Stein, and Dr. and Mrs. Robert PUtte tend me information wd tlfWture cvdi on Tour Jflaurer. "NO CHARGE" CHBCKDKJ AOCOOJCTS • "Big Lift" troops load supplies Bank By Mail 0 HH11TUJU»1 Aocount D Ootot Aoeount In Germany, WE PAY POSTAGE BOTH WAYS NAME What's All The Excitement? ADDRESS ;i Well, for one tiling ... I VAlle* 6-27M CITY .STATE THE 1964 CHEVYS ARE EXCITING... But, even, MORE exciting is our LOW, LOW PRICE and HIGH TRADE-IN ; "/ brought you some Thanks- giving dinner!" CARTERET OFFICE ALLOWANCE ON ALL '64 MODELS! dtiou lu! Perth Amboy National Bank

• PRESCRIPTIONS GODENY CHEVROLET 25 Cooke Ave., Carteret • COSMETICS 30 ROOSEVELT AVENUE, CARTERET • FILM SUPPLIES KI1-5123* OPEN EVES. • GREETING CARDS MEMilWR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM I .-I'UBLIX PHARMACY «1 Hutu Strat, Woodbridc* SALES SERVICE 3" PAOE THREX (dependent-Leader 0S.B.) - Carteret Press Thursday, November 14, 19*3 ate Group Tyrrell-Cotter Wedding League Men Recognize Rites Performed Friday Make PlaM

)cal Club SEW A REN - Miss Naney M. wore a blue velvet dress with Name Slate Colter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ong sleeves and a wrenth Jnmrs E, Cotter. 84 Woodbridge white pompons and carried WOODBRIDOE - Monday at br nckiKiwlMl^rd al (lip Avenue, became the bride of Wil- nosegay of a large white chrys- the annual meeting of the Wood- mod ing of Iho New .IW- liam D. Tyrrell, Friday. anthemun and fall foliage. hridge Township Youth Associa- dpr.ttion of nusinpsW a JJalf- Century SAMPLE VALUE; Stunning Slims of One design to a box in :) Professional Know - How plus Vh." sJze, With envelopes. HUES' IBS WATCH f-^ardonaf \rvtcv Yellow or White 50 Card Box Gold Filled, 17 Prompt, Courteous Service! Extra value assortment, Jewels, Stretch .95 all with matching envel- JH %uL Band (IjH.'ti. 19 Throughout Our Secret Formula Regular $39.95 for Quality Dry-Cleaning 250 Similar Values on Sale Giant Spool of Rlbtoo In wwurlwl nrn [fliJJ(«d*x County vi 11 iirufualuntl loollll From flS.OO to $175.00 -100' of red, white ftoseL >t5 / :) GREINER 140 ot red, gold emerald 67 $5 Reserves Any Watch I'n'i! C': m»s FUNERAL HOME Open Daily 9:30 to 5:30 P.M. — Open Friday 9:30 to 9 P.M. And Shirt Launderens HSg OUR FREE PARKING LOT AT BEAK ENTRANCE fU04 — AUGUST r. GREDnGR, Director WATCH MART 44 Orati) Btrert 354 Arnboy Avenue • Woodbridie Colonia Shopping Plaza WOODBRIDGE F. W. WOOLWORTH ROUTE IT, COLONIA "Convenient Drive-up Service" ""7' 107 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE "PEN IUKS THRU FRIDAY IB, » - MOM. * U% 1IL • E PAGE FOUR Thursday, November 14, 1963 < »> - Cartrr

same number of personnel pro- also stokM from • imk* to pre- p vides for the education of 33Vi Vice-Principal i«nrt a bit of beauty, eharac ?"""' "'l> Amu, Renz Answers Criticism tar. tad antiquity which is fast ™ the number „[ „; Revlon Gives Community]? ollution per cent more pupils it does (Continued from Ptft 1) "H» amount „[ ^ Y, away with the need for double betnf last in Woodbridge, When- Approval of plans of proposed members ro,(.IV(1i '" sessions in overcrowded school ever tht iub]«ct of removing the 130,000. ' ' ' Of His Trimester Plan new Cotonia School 17 wu retowe- r earns up for discussion, I Hospital $50,000 Gift Tests Begin systems; fewer books arc needed ceived from the State Board of Voodhri,!,;,. ,-,, , strongly opposed Its removal. "We nnnnn,,,.,.,! EDISON - A gift of $50,000 -! quite and modern hospital faeU WOODBRHXIE - The State has WOODnRIDE - Vincent Reni, | the plans in N»wark and Nash- at any one time; the plan pro- Education. member of the Board of Educa- ville, and then contended that con- vides a better opportunity for the "Howtver, last week I made the stores i,... '""•' > he largest industrial pledge tolities (or the area In which tobegun *n te Trimaster Plan for thetrary to the report submitted, 'he pupil to make up work lost he- further report will be forthcom- an Inspection tour of the tower date - has been made by Rev- many of our people live and gram in .... ing. and received a firm shock. The ing now ip school system was!costs to operate would be lower rausc of extended absence since St. John Vianney Church asked Ion. Inc. of Edison to the Com-lwork," Murphy said. nounced at a meeting of the supporting members have warped, selection. .turned down by n committee made He said the status of the teach • enn attend school an additional permission to use Colonla Junior mimity Hospital Group's fund! of Health last night It is cracked, and settled, forcing the Revlon pmident said thm up of teachers, administrators, ! ' I a survey of the Fords adopting these plans did so for use at his school. The proposal celerated replacement of text the fire escape leading from the estate and development llrm with! Other Revlon executives joining on its stato of safety and theAlmasi defmiii,,, the Township, Mr. Wu(differen- t reasons. Some allowed has been forwarded to Dr. Haub- books and other Instructional ma- auditorium; no door stops on exit holdings in Edison. in the presentation ceremony feasibility of repairing or replac suhmitl Illl! kovels related, Mr. Bara noted the the children to select the three- injjer and a feasibility study is terials might offset any saving doors. At School U, the firemen slips [i Speaking for the hospital board!were Alec R. Faberman. vir« ing it. At this stage it looks like iiinl offensive odors which have quarters they preferred to attend|under way now and if the results resulting from a decrease in thenoted that the motor room door 'delivered and campaign leaders, Yelencsicsi president-general manager opera- 1 school and as a result the summer!jnre satisfactory, it is expected a hopeless situation. If it Is found complaint, ! from the resi- quantity in use at any one time; was locked and recommended keys indictment:, «,i said, "Revlon has been an Gerald Juliber, Iqudher accomplished little more, insafe, something must be done tions: the area, but they could parents with two or more chil- be made available to teachers. 118531 7 wto I)i.,-,m|,,,l m . standing industrial citizen from relations, and jthan increasing the huriget. Oth- Mr. Renz agreed that his plan Immediatelydil . Visually one can!' !,' '' '" identified immediately. dren are likely to want them all They also found cars parked too 1 Acro l tMe day It came to Edison Once ers, such as Newark, used the had disadvantages as well as ad- see from the street that It is - « "«M" There are three industries which n school during the same quar close to one of thr etlt doors. ,^ ,h(, again, Revlon has demonstrated personnel and labor relations. plan to ennbie children to com-vantages. leaning to one side. Cost Is a fac- are suspected, he said. ters and to want all vacation At School K, one teacher wu MW.OOO \ui its community interest, and with Brothers is also a member of plete school in a shorter period j He listed the advantages as tor the Board can never com- iril! schedules to coincide, probably seen leaving without closing win the Townshi outstanding kindness." the hospital group's board of John P. Hughes, Board member, of time. The end result here was pletely ignore ip (| follows: in the warm months. Few fnml dows and without the register The presentation was made bytrustees- and is directing the insuggeste- d a meeting of surround- that a studejit would complete high "Building plant and other lies prefer to have their children books. A locked auto was found "If the salvage of the tower George H. Murphy, Revlon presi- ing communities to jointly consid- school at an age too young (or dustrial campaign for the pro- equipment are not idle one-fourth out of school in cold months or parked near the hydrant. U feasible but the cost of pre- dent. er air and water pollution. He said college and too young for work." posed hospital. of a year; fewer buildings are in school during excessively hot serving this landmark is beyond "We consider it an honor and Woodbridge was "boxed in" byIn his report, Mr. Renz reviewed At Fords Junior High, the only Carteret and Perth Amboy. needed, thus affecting needed months. If families are allowed fire extinguisher on the stage wu what the Board considers justi • Continued an obligation to participate in Very Obtmtat to elect the quarters when their liable. I would be more than M. Adams i:i other communities of the lower economies in plant construction, a CO2 extinguisher. The firemen I:; ;• i community and civic affairs. I The most observant person was David T. Miller, Board Chair- pleased to be the first to conrone- , 19 :i. H,;,, Raritan Bay to join in a region- debt service and insurance children are in school and uneven!recommended a water hose. know of no one project more the historian who noticed Lady man, stated that a meeting of the tribute to a drive to restore this 4. Robert Slur' worthy of our support than this Godlva had a horse with her. Perth Amboy Air Pollution Com- al approach to "the various prob- premiums; theoretically the distribution of pupils results; it In answer to a criticism that same school plant staffed by theIs difficult for pupils to transfer heritage. However, I must em 21 :i K,, urgent program to provide ade- -The Corryer, Pwsacola, Fla. mittee, it was agreed to invite lems. ime of the teachers were s«n to a nine month school in another •aving the room before the puphasii* that like my reluctance jOnvid T M,;;, district; unless out-of-school rec- to agree to discontinuing tht use Molnnr. ;n, j Ii, Mr. Boylan said that in the w reational and job opportunities of this building u a school, *r for youth on vacation during Fall, tower is deemed unsafe and no[Koc-kofi. HH ut and the last teacher out closes se n (i Winter and Spring quarters, ju- feasible plan is found for its P N m\... doors. 10 r venile delinquency might be en- salvage it must come down now." i* ' ^ ° ln> couraged." PTA 1 asked the Board's support A suggestion was made by John Vates, 2 fa i.|, securing a light at the inter- F»lz that the clock and bell be 1-0; Fourth Mr. Rent said his hope section of Amboy Avenue and removed, mounted, and placed in tello, 11: ttiiii,, had been that his plan would be [awbey Street. Mr. Boylan said the loyer of Woodbridge High Fifth Ward, i.:,, reviewed with a "positive atti- • I) h:< Our concern has already been|School. seph WISHING tude—to let's see what we can xpressed to the police department Absentee hai!" do to make it work." Francis Foley, Board counsel, ind they are now in the process of said that if the bell does have ally and rul.in iaking a survey before making to come down, perhaps its sound Wards werr ;K Report He'd Plant ipplication to the State for a Won't make it so• 4 e could be recorded and the hours figure indic'itis Bought by Investor .ght." sounded electronically. ond military WOODBRIDGE-The new 34,000 Murray Fleck asked that the The consensus was that the Zirpolo, 1:11 square-foot industrial plant on loard consider holding public people of Woodbridge proper look Adams, r.n. Green Street, Woodbridge, built eetings on the budget in each upon the clocks as an old, de-Michael A mm for the Heil Company, truck body the junior High Schools before pendable friend as well as ancandidate In: u manufacturer, and occupied under innl adoption. historic landmark and perhaps ceive any n\i!i, a long term lease, has been pur they will be willing, along with sentee votes chased hy an investment group other resident's of the Township Barone, 100, JOIN 1964 who are Interested in preserving Jacks, (in ;', headed by Charles Blonder and Public May be historic sites, to donate to "the Smith, ltd; Milton Si'lverman of New York. (Continued from Page 1) The transaction was negotiated cause.' Vogel, 111): -i by the J. I. Kislak Organization, he first contribution if a feasible Clifford Handerhan, president Helm, 7 1: ;.i CHRISTMAS m of Newark, which earlier this year ilan can be found to preserve of the Board, said he too would Miller: 8 1 :, had assembled the eight-acre tract he tower and clock. be willing to make a contrihu Molnar, 71 and arranged for the plant's con He read a statement as foltio- n if the tower and the appur Hughes. 7: struction, as well as for mortgage ws: tenances can be saved. CLUB W financing on the facility. "I realize that a great many Cily Mains people in Woodbridge are desif- us of preserving the tower and Christmas Clubs (Continued limn ?W &y «-^r: Knights of Malta clock on this administration (Continued from Page V the Citizen;. Hf(ir\ni;i;»3! '• (Continued from Page 1> building, From 1876 until two (500,000 and is being shared b Imittee first liuutr ' W&m which is a goal of our knightly 'ears ago this building served as 5,000 members. [before his nmup. Order," school. I was born in Wood- Mercury Federal Savings and Herman Stein, ii' ••*: first Christmas Club this year to consider the ("in: order. His Excellency, Count Bari ural that I too would like to and issued checks in the amount slav Kostltch de Karamuci, who preserve this landmark. shade tree ciimmi«:"r. of $W,«00 to 685 members. The are being nil iio •"- r. prepared a scroll on ancieni Preserve Character bank said it was 'pleased with the 1 parchment which is now in Dr reasons are nn I*" "Admittedly my interest in ainitial venture." jone CRC iiieml«:r :."' *Hutf* &jfj Frederick's possession. measure u sentimental, but it First Savings and Loan Asso-

AVENEL Proclamation m %$ PLUMBING WHEREAS, the Iselin Giants have received & the honor of being selected as the East Coast The Greatest] SUPPLIES Pop Warner League football representative to AND RECEIVE FREE ME 44669 oppose the team selected from Glen Ellyn, BRASS BUCK? 2 BAYBERRY SCENTED CANDLES Route 1 Illinois; and Avtnel WHEREAS, the Township Committee of the Township of Woodbridge 1« deeply interested and in supporting the team and seeing that it ia 142 ^ able to make the trip to Glen Ellyn. You Weekly Receive NOW, THEREFORE, I, WALTER ZIRPOLO, ANY AMOUNT Mayor of the Township of Woodbridge, do pro- claim that November 18 through November 23, •01/ • oo ' 0 • • • • $ 25.00 11)63, be known as ISELIN GIANTS WEEK and Hot Wlttr BA8KBOAKD I urge that Individual citizens, groups arid or- RADIATION ganizations give their active cooperation to this $ 1.00 O . $ 50.00 team so that this trip can be undertaken. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I HAVE HEREUN I'M TO SET MY HAND AND CAUSED THE SEAL $ 2.00 $ 100.00 jtunliluj ft. OF THE TOWNSHIP OF WOODBRIDGE TO BE AFFIXED THIS 13th DAY OF NOVEMBER, $ 3.00 ...... $ 150.00 1963. AITU.MVUC UAt WALTER ZIRPOLO, Mayor Water Heater Tojrpshlp of Woodbridge M-Otl Task $ 5.00 ...'.•••• $ 250.00 UUu-Llncd Quick Kr- -- - coitrj H /.« HV.« J/ $10.00 $ 500.00 Guuuto "* 1M $20.00 .... $1,000.00 It's Holiday Party Time and Dinne INTEKKIU | Served at the n »•»

UTfX PA1NI ;;«i- 1700 OAK TREE ROAD OAK TREE CARTERET OFFICE a We are now Ukiug rmnwUoiu for Holiday Parties • Thanksgiv- Hutliroom S«*l ing • Christmas - New Yean. Hoi 0' I'Uuhr u< «ill.m In, hlrtlin MM, IJI.c All Hiluifi (Aide A PARTIES OK 10 to 400 Perth Amboy National Bank TOILET • BAMN • TUB (Cut Iron)

i • • Lew ITMI Star Attraction* IMMJSDUTV DEL1VKKT All ooUir* Is FOR RESERVATIONS CJUA •lock. CotopleU Kluancluf LI 9^816 25 Cooke Ave., Carteret An tn^

BibU Aid, "Whan God it Kinj leg Shabbot STORK CLUB Mrs. Arthur Finn, 75 New Street; Special Bible Over All the Earth," In the 0* a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edward tober 15 issue of The to New arrivals throughout the EM*, 110 Amboy Avenue. CT. All are invited to attend. Township as recorded at the Perth' From Iselin. a daughter to Mr. Lectures Set Amboy Generaeall HospitaHospt l duringland Mrs. Donald Click, 181 Persh- gl , WOODBRIDGE - A special — Siiterhond nf the past week include: ling Avenue; a daughter to Mr. Rihle lecture will be conducted alk Mfs fts(1 n Fashion Show M reflation Adath Israel and] From Avenel, n daughter to '' '' Ph Monaghanh , 19 Tuesday, at the Jthovah"s Wit M| an(1 Ploasnnt Awmir issali hnvn announced plans | '- Mrs. Joseph Moiiek. 319 ness Bible study wwslons at Town- complete for an afternoon Woodruff Avenue. From Mcnln Park Ten-are, a ship homes as follows: Models Named From Fords, a son to Mr. and son to Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Wiley. Shabhot Saturday, 2 o'clock's Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen Orlitta, MENI/) PARK TERRACE - , _- T i ,, , "" " '"""•null, mi fiiniu* lOfl Atlantic Street. 08 Corev Street, Fords. The mib- The list of models for the fashhm home of Mrs. Irving dood-!land Avenue; a son to Mr and From Port Reading, a son lo jjeet will be "Good Neys for show, sponsored by the Woman1! Klmwood Avenue. [Mrs. Edward Seyler, « Koyen Mr. and Mrs. John Alaeh, Auxiliary of Pack M, has beaa m ^f 111 _ _ ^ L t"* 4 _ J 1 (. _. ^ ** Perplexed Humanity," and the L Snd Mrs. Joav Findlin^ will Street; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Spruce Street. speaker will he William Tatarka. released by Mrs. Max Kellerman, jjj nn "Ufa in Israel." Mr. Robert Malcolm, 20 Brandywinc At the home of Mr and Mrs. chairman of rmxtek They art -Suspicions Ping wan horn in Haifa, Is Homl; u daughter lo Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gneiting, 178 Karkus Ave- Mrs. John MacWhirter, Mrs. Nick Junior and his mother, look- [and gradual cd from the He •Julia Nalepn, m King George Is This Existence All There Klein, Mrs. Richard Rahbitt, Mrf. lu th I ni\ rrsity in Jerusalem in Road; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. K '™flh the family picture is to Life?" will he Ihe topic of .lames ninpwal!, Mrs. Norman Jwiih n R- A. degree in So- a )llm came t0 R •lames DeJoy, 114 Corey Street- a " ' picturn of fcred by Chester Whitney. Ruff, Mrs. Richard Powell, Mrs. hanrisome you B miln wlth tgv and Political Science. He daughter to Mr and Mrs' K<-n-l " At the home of Mrs. Susan Na- M. Mercer, and Mrs. Marie Dl- hern nl tending New York ncth Hodson, 57 Jensen Avenue- j"11!^* "Who's that?" asked Junior. lasco, 9 Grand Avenue, Iselin, the Maio. fl>iiy where ho has received a daiiRhtcr to Mr. and Mrs. Rob "Why, that's your father," inpic will be "Many Now Living The show will be held at Cana- A in Sociology and is now id his mothor. Will Never Die," given by Harry dian Furs and Fashions, Mente _ij! toward his doctorate. He MrsJoiln: "Yeah?" said Junior nlcepM- of Woodbridge Township. Park Store, November 20 at • 0 taking courses at the New Uickus, 30A Aldrich Drive' . ... ,, , fion cally. "Then who's the bald- Tomorrow. 725 P. M., at King- P. M. There will be door prim for Social Research, New -tnd Mrs. John Negron, 12lfiihrgded man who> IlvlnR wlth 23fi Central "Avenue, and refreshments. Tickets are now In Israel, he taught ele- Woodbridge Avenue. us now? Metuchen, a Bible ministry school available from any den mother, r. hry school, was a lecturer, From Woodbridge, a son to Mr., will be presided over by Mr. Leb- committee members or at th« . poetry and had a book pub and Mrs. Richard Huszala. fia An emotional person is usual-, hcrz, and at 8:30 a ministry de- door. The public is Invited to At- j about Rabbi Abraham Albert Street; a son lo Mr. and ly easily led - the wrong way I velopment course by John Dufner, tend Mrs. R. Chait is chairman. hood. Chief Rabbi of Iu- On Sunday at 6 P. M., the lec- The women have received word, jture will be "Does (tod Favor a from Ernest Gousman. cubmaster. I, Kindling graduated from Union of All Religions?" delivered Ihe cubs will help publicize th« Tr;ichors College in Tel by Domlnick DeCampli. John Duf- event in the area by distxibutiwj Israel. She has been a IIOI.V FAMILY BASKETBALL WINNERS: M:in:if;er ('hosier Photo lakrn at Recreation Banqurt. ncr is chairman. Afterwards there 1,000 circulars door-UHJoOT irof Hebrew, Geography and Pcltrwik. Yankee Aco (lete Boyer and Cub I.e;igue players. will be a study of the Watchtower throughout the development ,siics in elementary school icl. Ijhe was also a dance •tor in a Youth Center in ember I'arty Held ilorn and has been a mem- of the dance troupe, "The tty Metwood Chapter \\ s - Metwood Chapter of September of lasl year. HT held its paid-up membership lid Mrs. Findling have liwn irty on Tuesday at the Me- in Woodbridge, where Mr. chen Jewish Center. The pro- is the Youth Activities am included a showing of fall or o( Congregation Adath i.sliions, a makeup demonstra- HI, .'ind professional hair styl Good JNews 1 the ;;nnual membership par g. Mrs. Chlekie Charwin was llu- Sisterhood, Mrs. Judy hairman. ovitz, Mrs. Edna Kleiman Models were Gladys Levy, Bea from [Carol Bernstein, Mrs. Rhoda /einberg, Millie Wolpert, Millie nan. Mrs, Renee Galkin and Tavitz, Mickey Goldman, Mar- |M;ie Keldman were inducted n Kaufman. Anita Cohen, Roz members mitli, Audrey Greenspan, Joan urfd was Gertrude Lyttlc ushinsky, Judith Friertag, Mari- nan, who dramatized some HAPPY HOLIDAYS PUDDING!: The holidays arc a merry •n Orbach, Ethel Zindell, Peggy UNITED ROOSEVELT I current plays on Broadway. time, and never merrier than the moment a marvelous plum rown, Judith Zindell, Sylvia nun was Mrs. Sanford pudding comes to the festive table, This ancient English custom obins, and Elaine Kalugin. 1 with Mrs. Jules Levine and is a pleasant one, fur who dues not enjoy the wonderful aroma Arthur PorUwl assisting. of Ihe pudding-and the handsome sight it makes on the plat- OICE OF EXPERIENCE Iclwrpe of hospitality were ter? Our version is a new way with an old favorite. It derives Eight-year-old: "I ain't never (William Victoring and Mrs. much of its wonderful flavor from unsulphured molasses—the program. Mn. l^on- ;onna get married." kind with the most mellow possible taste. Another modern note rtdman; decoration*, Mrs. Seven-year-old: "Why?" is Ihe use of chopped Brazil huts. These sweet, delicate nuts Mazur; flowers. Mrs. Jo- Etght-year-old: "I've already |Frirdland; invitations, Mrs. add superb texture and flavor. All during the holiday season, Ived too long with married peo- Uoldfarb and Mrs. How molasses and Brazil nuts help to provide the most memorable ile." tibtish. and publicity, Mrs. of steamed puddings. Glickman. Molaim Braxil Not Podding Over 600 Members 'i cup unsulphured molasses *i cup dry bread crumbs 'i cup orange juice '•i cup sifted all-purpose ll< cups seedless raisins flour Ithers Plan Vi cup diced citron r teaspoon baking powder 1 apple, peeled.and chopped 1»teaspoon baking soda Y of our istmas Party 1 tablespoon ground orange !'« cup sugar rind lj teaspoon each, salt and DS-TheMothers'Clubof 2 eggs, slightly beaten t'irmanioii [52 has announced plans to 1, cup chopped Brazil nuts i V« teaspoon each, allspice annual Christmai party !i cup (I ounces) grated suet and ground cloves ines Elbow Room, Decem- "around the corner or Combine unsulphured molasses and orange juice; pour over Cliristmas Club Members will meet at raisins, 'citron, 'apple and orange rind; let stand 1 hour. Add around the world" 7 at 7 P. M. Mrs. Ralph eggs to molasees mixture;-stir in Brazil nuts, suet and bread chairman, announced se- RONALD SCHOFIELD *y gifts will be exchanged. crumbs. Sift in remaining ingredients; blend well. Turn into a Milton Lund advised gifts greeted 2-quart pudding mold wp tight-fitting cover. Or cover een Iwught for six patieKfir with aluminum foil; tie securely. Place on rack in deep kettle; Irloriit |yv! pour In boiling water (o half the depth o[ the mold. Cover; eevelt Hospital to be dis- 105 Lake Ave., Colonia Will Receive Approximately at Christmas. A dollar steam 5 hours, adding more boiling water during steaming If from eack member for necessary. Serve warm wKh softened ice cream or pudding rV 8-6110 K at lent s will be made at the sauce. ,, nas party, Yield: 13 servings. Anthony Malyszko, Scout Iv nas party chairman, an- plans have been com- | and gifUs purchased for the V 100,000 on NOV. 15th pout Troop Christmas party I December at School 7. • I" Anthony Alliegro and Mrs. Craig were welcomed as imbers at a meeting at the You Get Back MORE CASH [Mrs. LeePlesnarski. Mrs. Hahrack was co-hostess. al prize was won by Mrs. |LainK The scheduled De- Than You Put In... Join Our f 3 meeting will be held De- 5 at the firm. 1964 CHRISTMAS CLUB Today And Earn Dividends! YES! i People Do SELECT YOUR CLUB FROM THIS LIST Bad Spit Ads V Members paying 50c a week for fifty weeks receive $ 25.00* I ton art dolni tt rlfhl now. Members paying % 1.06 * week for fifty weeks receive $ 50.00* (lit run on thli Inv Members paying $ 2.00 a week for fifty weeks receive $100.00* ipturtvt mctliud of jourj Chrlit- Members paying $ 3.00 a week for Tolunwl . y fifty weeks receive $150.00* Ill ME 4-1111 Members paying $ 5.00 a week for fifty weeks receive $250.00* A*k For Members paying $10.00 a week for fifty weeks receive $500.00* ; ADVERTAWG PLUS DIVIDENDS! waltz through washday y CANDY CANE There- will be a new spring to IT 11IV buy an electric your step on. washday when you. own an Electric Clothes Dryer. UNITED LNCINC Gone forever will be the boring, time-conauming job of hanging »me of The eut wet wash. No more worry ROOSEVELT F1WOODS" clothes about dirty clotheslines and •AY NITK .broktu ulothespiii*. Don't be a Savings and Loan Association drudge... buy an Elwtrio Dryer! IANCE ; A complete load of wash can be 11-15 Cooke Avenue, Carteret irlil Park fluff-dried and ready to wear KI 1 -5445 DV CANK dryer quickly and easily. Saves iron- ing. Saves cloth*. . to 12:00 I'M. OFFICE HOURS:

[UENKY HOUEtU Buy an Electric Clothes Diysr at your favorite store. Dally (Kicept Saturday) 9:00* AM. to 4:UU I'M; Unit Thunduy Evening of NO DIRKCTIONS. PUBLIC SERVICE A each month 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. Avenue to ELECTRIC AKlO GAS COMPANY NWJ««Y

I BIRVANT OF A GREAT STAT* •*> •• Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret prp Thursday, November 14, 1963 •ss PAGE SIX ane PaPrille, Diane Egnot, Ger- jln the school may visit ard Green, Patricia Horn, David room today from fl i Funeral Home, 54 Carteret Ave- lo Pa; worlH nue and at 9:30 A. M. at St. Eltta- wood- a brother, Acie Green,96. Certeret. Kadash, Carol Ladjack, George a.m. and from i on Olfton- Khree half-brothers.! He is survived by his wife. MineraFuneral serviceservces were held uniil beth R. C Church where a high aifton- rthree half-brothers.! He is survived by his wife, Lukacs, Carole Moscarelli, Law- p.m. Charl«, Ah/in and Frank Green. Mary Dzubaty Kutrhy: one dauRh- from the Bhub Funeral Homo. 54 Requiem Mass was offered with rence Nagy, Kathryn Pease, John Open house will ^, i all of Pennsylvania; and 13 grand- r. Mrs, Eleanor Mnrkowski of Wheeler Avenue, Carteret on No- OBITUARIES Rev. Anthony J. Huber as cele- lc Toth, Nancy Travostino, Barbara vember 21 from I-M , JMaspeth, L. I., N. V.; one sonIvembe. r 11th at 9 a.m. A high' tlngvary. !brant. Interment was in K. James children. requiem Mass was offered at St. p.m. for the purple „ !.Joseph Kutchy of Cartrret; one Grade 3-B: Diane Andrascik, MRS ELINOR DE AMICIS |HENRY DUNBACK Cemetery. ' "~~ DI teacher conference sister. Mrs. Melania fzoly of Mary's Ukrainian Catholic. Gretrhcn Frantz. Penelope Horn, L I.N Y • one brother. Church. Carteret at 9:30 a.m.! Slomko of FORDS - Funeral services WOODBRIUGE-The honor roll Kathleen Nolan, Paul Pancoe, Ka- LADY 8TEEPI.E,MCK Mrs F.linor Jay« .Walk* 'De- / , . Stepl" Fiste ; of New York with Rev. Jarosiaw Fedyk, oole-| W who did Friday 8 Roow Wagner St. ,lnmes' School has been ren Schimpf. Karen Servilla, Pa- EL MONTE, Calif !VM raay I brant. Interment was in St. Ger-;*' Mr, ,\miri>...... M. . 20 Stern Place. who., wlt Hospital—..-.-., were hold Monda" yl iep^h TelenoskT||epos)/v, John" Csizmar. [Street, widow of Frank Fazzari.jCity and two grandchildren rtr the fir; s tntde lie Rutherford helps |1(. Friday night at Pertrc.u.h ™.-monii.iAm-! morninKg mat th»«e: Flyn.••,».n. -an d So- n. "Jinfj| JanK, ; TV.ukT Peter and Frank He was employed as a supervisor The Alhambra El Hakkam Ca- • Furniture dehydration John Morot. » Wildwood Avenue, e er d. STEPHEicrncnN nvivnKUTCHYi in the Castin• * ' . Monica Gerity, Patricia (ireen. who died Monday night at Perth tne American Agricultural Chemi-'" '*" ™ rARTirRFT r, «t- Perth Araboy. Brunswick and Miss MMary DcrcjolRosedale Memorial Park, Linden. I nswoner of the St. Demetriui lak died November 22. 1938. thony Silakosky. Eileen Skalang- at home: two sons. Michael and1 Mrs. Rist died Friday after a Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Car. ya, Lorraine Thcrkorn. Mary Itched to your heating lyittm. Surviving are hk widow,, Julia att home: (wtwo sons. MichaeMicnaeli ananda mrs. msi uicu n«»j onv.u He is survived by his wife, will ind th*t« probltmi fort^tr! Harvest Home Turkey Jane White. ) f Jhn iFranFrank of Carteret; six grand- long illness. She was born at.teret and a member of the St. And it coiU you nothing to tn 'Koperwais/'Koperwats); foutour smssons, , John«»., • i» «. ^»..^..., „ ,..._ Mary Drizga Hamulak. three sis- Grade 6-B: Christine Andras- joy Iht idv«nt«g»i of moliture- Edison; EdEdwardd , NNixoni ; RicharRihard children; a sister, Mrs. Faiuiy|Muney, Pa. {Demetrius Men's Club. He waterss , Mrs. Sophie Abernathy, Mrs. Dinner Set Tonight I also a member of toe Zaporoska Mary Babik and Mrs. Celia Bo- WOODBRIDGE - The Women's cik, Patricia Coley, John Con- softintd *ir . , . {or tht Ltnnox and Ernest, Fords; five grand-Sisko ot Cartertt, and a brother,. Surviving are two sons, Acie and Humidiipr«y ittujlly pjyl for Sitch Society of the Ukrainian jzan of Cartertt; three brothers, Fellowship of (He First Congre- cannon David Dolan, James children; a sister. Mrs. Emma StepheFuneran Derczl seniceo isn wer Hungarye held . Sat; daughtersElwood Rist, Mrs, bot. Alberh of Coloniat Beute,l anthrede itltlfl It will Uep the th in Gng. , Workmen Association and Ukrai- ' John Hamulak and Joseph Hamir ,gationaB l Churc„ h will conduct a Dunigan, Madeline Hang. Mary Gang. Norfolk, N. V., and a urdaFuneray alt 9service A. Ms .wer at eSynowieck held Sat-;daughtersi Mrs. Raymon, Mrsd Hunt. Alber, bott Beuteh of lMen and- your h«m« it a constant, Kjalth- brother, Alex, -Detroit • ••. •-•— -' - ' " ~. <:...,„„.;„„!,!,Mrc BannKind Hunt hnth of Men-nian National Association and harvest home turkey dinner to-|Hoyjan, Mary Kisanc, Valerie' fu! humidity li«il. Your furniih- night in the church dining rooms^Rowinski. Ann Marie Salvatore, tn^f won't dry out. And your located at Grove and Barron Ave- Valerie Sopko. furnac* will heat your home on Inues. Grade 5-A: Wayne Behr, Susan Ian full — btcaun moiilurt- Allen Bjorken, general Frantz, Linda Golubieski, Kath- ^(f,,,,^ Mrs. W4rm,r, .chairman, announced servings will leen Hayzer, Lynn Holzheimer, [take place from 5:30 until 7:00. lanice Kosci. Richard Webb, Bar- tara Wyzykowski. » FREE CARD OF THANKS Grade 5-B: Theresa Arnott, Thermometer-Hygrometer STEPHEN A. HAMULAK Janice Bustin, Alexis D'Orsi,! R«9ul*r }500 »ilut, thii cjnb; We wish to express our sinMar- y Dunigan, Dorothy Freder-j cere thanks to all oar relatives, tion trurmomjtor-r'unitd'tyTsif' ,. ick. Sally Ann Gadek, Catherine, youn with purchaie of Ut"oi Hj. friends and neighbors for their Jeis, Lee Hackett, Susan Jewers.i midi^prAy hurTlioifivr in thi next kind expressions of sympathy, jharon Leahy, Christopher Lus- days. their many acts of kindness, the key, James Mayer, Diane Mesar, spititual bouquets and the many Noreen Mills, Patricia McHugh, beautiful floral tributes they ex-Nancy Powers, John Schimpf, Phone for estimate ... No obligation tended during our bereavement John Tirpak, Dehora Van Tassel. to die death tf our dearly beloved Grade 4-A: Janet Anne Dwyer, j husband aad devoted brother and Donna Ellis, Mary Jane Fillipc-I uncle, Stephen A. Hanfblak. suk, Allan Gluqhoskl, Linda Hig j We eswdaHv wish to thank A. M. MUNDY, Inc. gins, Roe Hozjan. Kevin Malone, Rev. Jarosiaw Fedyk, pastor of Lois Minkler, Lanaine Rodzinka, 162 Anihoy Avenue Woodhrii St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Eileen Smith, William Smith, Mi- Church, Carteret; Rev. A. Jchae. l Yanchuk. S Phone: 636-9052 Daurzynski, pastor of St. Joseph Grade 4-B: Jayny e Aquilaq , Kath R. C. Church, Passaic, N. J.; Rev LENNOX (KK11FIKI> DEALER MAHT1N )IIMH leen Crowe, Nancy Dippolitn, Anthony M. Gaydos, O.S.M., pas HEATING - AIK CONDITIONING -Authorized I" 'I" Paul Linde, Sharon McCann, tor and Rev. Victor M. Grabrian, James Patten, Rose Pedone, ,)af The Lennox Firm Has Been Selected to Heat O.S.M., Asst. pastor of St. Jo- ifrey Rumage, Bernard Scnnlon. and Air Condition the "HOUSE OF (.OOI) seph R. C. Church, Carteret; Rev Jeffry Venezia, Renata Wyrzy- Anthony J. Huber, pastor of Stkowski. Patricia Zemmiio TASTE" at the NEW VORK WORLDS FAIR. Elizabeth R. C. Church. Carteret Grade 3-A: Joseph Coley, I)i- the Sisters of the Servants of Mary of St. Joseph's Convent, Car teret; the Professor Bohdon Ko- walyk; the Altar Boys; the Holy Name Society; the Senior Sodali- ty and the Junior Sodality of St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic Qhurch, Carteret; the Fourth De- gree Assembly of the Knights of Columbus, Carey Council 1280; the Ladies of the Carey Court of the Fourth Degree Knights, Car- teret; the Knights of Columbus, Carey Council 1280 Carteret; the Alhambra El Hakkam Caravan |96 Carteret; Dr. Edward A. Par tenope; Medical Staff and Nurses at Rahway Memorial Hospital; U. S. Metals Refining Co., Car- teret; Handicap Bowling League ,of U. S. Metals Refining Co.; Su- pervisors of the Tough Pitch Dept. at U. S. Metals Refining Co., Carteret; Employees of the Tough Pitch Dept. at U. S. Me- tals Refining Co., Carteret; Em ployfies of the Body Shop at Gen era! Motors, Linden; B.O.P. Gen eral Motors, Linden; American FIRST *uwural Chemical Co., Car THINK tSretr Chemical Office and Che Sfirst Bank mical foremen at American Ag riculturtil Chemical Co., Carteret Hiriak's Flower Shop; those wh donated their cars; the Cartere. MUSTMAS and Rahway Police Escorts; the Honor Guard; the pall bearert Joino«tChristmas Ouh now ... be nurf of having (hriHtmas and*the Bizub Funeral Hume for satisfactory services rendered. cash ... and no worries about bills to juiy after the holidays FAMILY OF THE LATE next year. Start wrapping up the co»t of all your holiday ex- STEPHEN A. HAMULAK penses the modern ('hriatinas Hub way at any one of our three convenient OHHTH . . . Fords, Perth Amboy OK Avenel-

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irst Bank We're string savers and TRUST COMPANY "Late again! taiy donil 4 FORDS . PERTH AMBOY • AVENEL - C0L0M1A you gat your WATCH flied Odds and ands of copp«r wire, lead sheathing, cables, rubber- st thesa are just a few examples of the "string" w« save, Evan/ m«M rtutiut year, this salvage of telephone equipment Is worth more than $l,000,000-a big saving. And one reason why, despite STAR JEWELERS rising prices for almost everything, the world's finest A U Main Street, phone serwei costs as little as it dpes. NEW JERSEY BEU to 1M*

. , * ' ' •••,.. v independent-Leader (E,B.) . Carteret Pren PAOE 8EVBH Thursday, November 14,1063

ally as the afternoon of Septem-lteemed to blend into the murk lifeless Into the mud of Chantffly. SMITHS RUN FARM never-ending drills. Kearny roads and fields to rescue Gen. and how the rider's black cloak VALLEY FALLS. Kans. - Fwr McCarthy Named turned those wood-dealers into * "Fighting Joe" Hooker's regiment ber Vneared its close. Simultan- The next day Gen. Robert E retired school teachers, all la first rate fighting force, entrapped at Willlamsburg. Sold- eous]/,, a violent lightning storm made him scarcely distinguish- Lee personally sent Kearny's body able from the misty twilight shad- their to's do most of the wort ot By 4-H Spark Within six months Kearny had iers wrote home of that charge, broke over the battlefield. Drlv- back to Union linee with an honor become known as one of the most telling of a leader who rode with ng rain turned the field into a owj, operating their family farm.. his reins In his teeth while he morass and lightning ripped the Riding with "uncontrollable fliwd- Some claimed that the New They care for 100 chickens, tens) - Gregory McCarthy brilliant of Northern officers. He iiry," Kearny mistakenly dashed Jersey^ officer died as he — ^""elected president of the rose to head the 3rd Division of brandished a gold bandied sword trees in a display of power that a garden, milk cows, crow flow- Into a Confederate mitpost In aabout to become commanding gen ' |, and Knocfts 4-H Club at a the Union Army on May 2, 1862,in his only hand. made men's weapons seem puny. ers, crochet and quilt, And, with ir s Keamy rode forth through the •omfleld. He whelled about when'eral of the Army of the Potomac ; ,,,l Hinting. J)ther officers during the Peninsula Campaign In Time had begun to run out for all this there is still time for read- rl storm, begging his men to follow he discovered his error, undoubt (ambiguous orders can be inter- Irlrd wore: V NPMJ /prtcy't One-draml Virginia. Asked if he wished help the New Jersey genera!. Ho per- preted to mean that). ing and watching television, In getting to know his new com-formed with distinction In thhime , although few could either see ^lly supremely confident that he I,,,,,, plummer, vfce president, By John T. Cunningham A farmer Is hired to put in crops fishting blood, and his many mand, Kearny declined: midst of. gencrnl Union chaos at|him in the rain or hear him nbove must once more escape. It mattered not. Phil Keamy ,\ Davis, secretary; Mirhael One-armed Philip Kearny, com-, was dead—killed as he had lived, and care for the livestock, but h Southern military friends urged the second battle of Bull Run onthe thunder. Apparently furious at This time there could be no es- mending general of the First Jer- "t can make men follow me pp surrounded by thunder and light they do all the rest of the worl. ,'vivi. treasurer; and Kirk him to join their "aristocraticli August 30, )«62, and two days later cape. A Confederate bullet ripped ,',,,,,,1,,!,. reporter. sey Bridage, both awed and in- their inability to respond, the gen- cause. Three days later he made good made his last challenge at Chan- \,,«. mpmbers welcomed were! furiated Confederate troops as Goldwater says Kennedy is help- He declined hotly. "What am I,"|hii s boast, rallying his men for an stilled the spirit of NPW Jersey'* , ,i!imi Borkut James Walker he rode savagely between North- Jersey Tercentenary Commission he exclaimed, "if no longer Amer often-mentioned dash over muddy Wild fighting broke out at Chan One Armed Devil ",„! ',;ioKory Schaeffer. ern and Southern lines in thlean?e " er| w .illy B"W . leader and Gene spring of 1862 - daring the enemy Yet, when he sought to join the' to find a bullet that could kill him, Miiiiiii'TS, co-leader, showed the Union Army, Washington rebuffed i T film connected with the Day after dny he defied the'him and New York State ignored1 III Croup. Confederate)), drawing their firejhis request to be an officer and ,. meeting Monday night at and then dashing bark toward Ms the"n scoffed at his plea that he Summer's home, Correja Ave-cavalry shouting: "Now you know Mi. might be at least a pprivate. Who- a committee was appointed where they are, boys! Go geteve' r hd f d i -n!" ever heard of a one-armed pri- ,M] the nnnual 4-H window display vate? Cutest. Appointed were Michael Southerners, for their part, cal- New Jersey welcomed Kearny, ivVivi, Charles Haytko, Kenneth led him "The One-Armed Devil." however; It needed him desper Uiinhffl, Gregory McCarthy, Phil Kearny loved war. He hadately. The 1st New Jersey Bri T,,,,v Usake, and Gregory Scliacf- fought for more than 20 years, gade languished in Alexandria, wherever possible: in Algeria for Va., growing steadily more sur- display has been set forthe French in 1839, in this country ly and ill-disciplined. Worse, It window of the Town and In the Mexican War and against. had earned a reputation for steal- TOP ROUND or TOP SIRLOIN ry Delicatessen, Oak TreeIndians in California, and against ing everything from chickens to Kr.lll. Austria for the French in 1859. Itfarmer's fences. was not ail pleasure; his left Kearny rode a fiery horse into sleeve dangled empty after his camp on July 26, 1861, He wore a arm had been amputated during bright cloak, a gold-handled sword Ib. 1 YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT A&P* Woodbridge Oaks he Mexican War. and a heavy array of brass that BONELESS ROASTS 89 'SUPER-RIGHT' QUALITY BEEF CALIFORNIA CUT BONELESS CHUCK Kearny might have been called dazzled in the summer sun. He *A&P't advertised price it a fair, low price for th« fiM i soldier of fortune except for looked like a story-book general; Alice Culhbertton quality offered, Wt guarantee that we will not offaf this: he had been a milllonare the troops hated him. I AOli Oak Tree Read since his grandfather had left him For his part, Kearny despised (or ml* the iame brand or itam under a different IsMIn, New Jersey a fortune in 1836, soon after 22- their thievery. He wrote: name at a higher price at A&P. Such practical or* Tele.: LI MM year-old Phil had graduated from "The best way to capture Rich- deceptive and not In the public Interest. . William Goodridge, Florham Columbia College. mond would be to put a rail fence POT ROAST 59: 69 r.i! k I-ong Island, was a week Kearny in 185J bought "Bellejon the other side of it. Those ,• I ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-Grove," a handsome estate over- New Jersey thieves would go SHORT CUT-OVEN-READY , • i-'itisimmons, Semel Avenue looking the Passaic River In thejthrough hell to get it!1 Cash Saving!... Plus Plaid Stamps! . r ..day evening guests at theHudson County town that now Quickly the 1st New Jersey BrL- I ! .wMinmonj home were Mr. andbears his name. But livfcg in ease found their hatred turning to for Keamy was about as likely as fear, then to grudging respect ONE PRICE ONLY! M;, Iknry Happel and sons, Ik. j!.• • r ••.•. Alan, Gary Bruce, and i panther happy behind bars. for the general's uncompromising 69 America's Civil War stirred his RIBS BEEF w luic Adams Street, and Mr discipline, his attention to detail, • : Mrs. Joseph De Sena, and BONELESS-FRESH Front Cuts . • • •:ri• n. Joeeph, Jeffrey, and GOOD GRID COMBO - - - By Alan Mover j.iiijiicline, of West Arthur Place. Itralgtt Cuts . '.'jests on Sunday at the Hap. C YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT A&P* , ,. home were Mr. and Mrs. m v. liter Meislohn, Keansburg, and W/LKtNSONS Ib. >,!:• and Mrs. Edward Anchor, A FATMR-tOfi BRISKET BEEF 65: I •. mlhurst. POTATOES Mr. and Mrs, Alexander Cuth- SUPER-RIGHT-BONELESS BRISKET Front Cuts h.n on and children, Richard and Citi EASTERN '.', .icon, Oak Tree Ro*d, were U.S. No. 1 Gride C c,T«ts Thtirsdajr, it • family cele- "A" Sin f. bri'inn in honor of the birthday of Ib. 25 89 Mr* Otis R. Dougherty, Menlo CORNED BEEF 79 55: IV k C ItMM WALKS AT Z WEEKS OLD Ground Beef 2»89 Rib Steaks 691 RED APPLES KING BEACH, Cal. - The doc- : :• aicl it wasn't possible but, 2 WMtern-Dellcleui i•itt. Proctti 59: Banquet Pies .--.., 6 PU< 95 For Dlshas and Fins Fabric* Old Fiihiontd OkllM VlMtt Cliicken or Stirimp lloi.frll Store Cheese N Y SUt. CKtdd.f Uniin IVIII5 Clwp Swy Diniwr pt,. •' Acrlpn-pack.d Jetfire Rocket V-8! ireilQ B.ndtd To9>thir X P^t. 07 cUn llb'5O* Icon-O-Way V-61 Victory Cream Cheese irimp pig. ** Tlite 330-cubic-inch huutler ia another With Chlorinol Chun King Chow Mein _;: Oldamobile"first" . • • newest roemtwr Danish Blue Cheese Importid Birds Eye Green Peas « IQ«. Ma Comet Cleanser 2^29' Nnntcli (ftnd HK7KO l^K* H Ham Matt, Mitt tyWflhA I luilaai latl Cottage Choose Pjil«mind cup ** tup '* Dorann ':; Potatoes f T *' • tjavrf gu« besides! Try an V-M>. It » Broccoli Spears tr.r. Orleans Dog Food 2.45 Regularly 99s—Spatial this Wtakl * pluitii T ~M4 - F-» ««' ^ ^ ^ " "*" *" ^ "' 1HI GMAT AIIAHIK t tU.UK It* CCDtrwi. *< lustre Crcme Spiny Set 7Q Baby Lima Beans ?:™. mm Colonia BlueChoer Tide BashDetergeit ...WHSM THS ACTION IS I Prices effective thru Saturday, Nov. 16th in SupM Breadcrumbs %2b F«r4h»fiwi|yyMli W Wl IPC-L «P-P« Markets and Self-Service slor«i only in Northern With 5« *ff l«b«f ImiMrtwtf PuimuMin llfc. i New Jersey, Orange and Rockland Counties. WOODBRIDGE «. ptfl. All luL«tiu I'loilucti, Kre.li Milk iuii Alooliolia Grated Cheese 1? 41« llever inr» nrui|)l frwn J'liticl Sump offrr.

- PAfJE ETOHT Thursday, November 14, 1963 Ihdependent-Lcader (E.B.) . Carter Lochli'Kovacs Wedding Miss Patricia J. Coleman Held at Fords Church Bride of E. A. Sebestyen Kitchen At FoliDS - Our Lady of Peace KOKOS — At a double ring was ihp sotting Saturday after- ri'iTKiny Saturday afternoon at noon for the wedding of Miss Our I,arty of I'eaw Church, Miss Harvest Moon Yule Bazaar Judith Ann Kovacs, daughter of Gift Exchange •iilVitricia J. Oolrman, daughfer of 08 Mr and Mrs. Andrew J. Kovacf, Mi anrl Mrs. Claude C. Coleman, I™ - A hnli,|ilv , 1:1 Maxwell Avrnue, became the sponsored by th, w, '"'"HI l lirainarik Drive, formerly of For Auxiliary Ball Projected 1 WnoHbnriRC and Joseph J. Loch- hrirle nf Emrst A. Sebestyen, son ety of Christian S.rvi.o,,;,,;' |i. son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph FORDS - Th« Mothers' Aux- of Mrs. Elizabeth Sebestyen, 37 FORDS - A B'nsi IVrilh har- Methodist Church will t,k .''' Saturday from nnon until V 5S Sewaren Avenue, Se- liary of Boy Scout Troop 53 spon- jlVihl Avenue, Keasbey, and the vest moon ball, sponsored by the sored by Our Lady of Pearp late Daniel Sebestyen. The Rev. Ramot Chapter B'nai B'rith Wo- Pni The Rev. Richard Ewlng Final plans lor thr |,,v,.,, Church plan a Christmas party Richard' A. Eu-ing officiated men in conjunction with K.irjlan [itiforniod the double ring cere- mncleat a meeting ,,f ,h' *"" December 5 at 8 p.m. in the An- Valley Lodge B'nai B'rith. will n Illniirv The bride, given in marriage by nt the home of Mr<, |(nh **' - nex. Fiftycent gifts will be ex- take place Saturday from 9 p.m, n Tin- bride, given in marriage her father, wore a peau de soie Mrs. Edwin Van KnihurJi '' ' changed. until 1 a.m. at Temple Nrve Sho- liv hci f.-itlicr, wore a bridal dress gown with, reembroidered Alen- mantown Avemie, K,Xlin ' '"' lorn, 250 Grove Avenue. Mrtuchpn. of |x';r,i do soie with a controlled A Christmas party for the Boy REASSIGNED: Airman Engrnr eon lace and pearls featuring Hot dogs, coffpp | , Herbert Vanook's Orchestra will flnr Inmfiiint. silhouette, fitted bodice, tout Troop will take place at E. Lab, Ron ol Mr. and Mrs. scoop neckline and chapel length hp served from the kit.-h^ "'' play for dancing. Mrs Newton ni'iflitied square neckline and :30 p.m. on December IS in Earl E. Lota. 50 Inverness Ter- train. Her tiered veil of silk was the supervision of Mn ",t Moss is chairman assisted by ihroe-qnarter length sleeves. The he Annex, and all parent* of the race, Fords, is being reassigned attached to a rose headpiece. She Chrlstofferser, and Mr, . j'*" Mrs. Herman Cohen. The deco- u drcvv heavily trimmed with Alen- touts are invited. to Kte*ler AFR, Miss., for carried a colonial bouquet of pom iNllssen. Various booths ,,'"* rating committee consists nf Soy w rim lace aqrl seed pearls in a bri- Mrs. G. P. Lane was appointed technical training as a United nons and Fugi mums. !decorated in the motif '. mour Friedman, Martin l.ipstcin, o( rial bouquet design, had a prin- secretary of the Auxiliary to fill State* Air Force radio and ra- decorated store wiml<,u , Miss Barbara Herochik, Fords, Mrs. Stanford Press, nnri Mrs. s ce:-, length train with Castilian an unexpired term during the last dar maintenance specialist. Richard Nelson and y : was maid of honor. Attendants Herman Cohen. RrfrHimonts rs sido fullness. Her veil of imported meeting. An appeal was made for Airman Lntz, who enlisted in 1 were Miss Sharon Coleman, Me- will be served, and admi^inn is silk illusion was attached to a mothers of scouts to join the the Air Force a short time ago, ichen, cousin of the bride, and $3.75 per couple. pill box head piece, trimmed with uxiliary. completed his initial basic mill- !iss Mary Jane Knox and Mrs. A membership even i rip took Featured items will imi matching Alencon lace and seed taty training at Lackland AFB, linn Blanchard, both of Fords. pearls. She carried a bouquet of place at the home nf Mrs Marvin home-baked goods, apr,,,,< |, Texas. Robert Calabro, Woodbridge, miniature white carnations with Mussom, 45 Beacon Hill Drive, work, grab bags, hom.--m.vtp, The airman graduated from iss best man. Ushers were Gir- frosted grapes and stephanotis. Rutgers Tour Mctuchcn on Tuesday evening. PREPARING FOR ROOK FAIR: Children it School 14. Fords, hid * prevkw of the Book dies, jewelry, Christmas Hen WoodbrMge Senior High School md Krauss, Edison, and Joseph lions, napkins, and atteaded Fairlelgh Dickis- Mrs. Eugene Kalet. membership Fair to be held by Ihe PTA on Novrmber 20 and 21. Irft to right, I*igh Ovfrton, Kfnarth Mrs, Joseph Vecchio, Fords, iYitsche and Allan Blanchard, chairman, stated the purpose of Habrack, Todd Thomson and Fdwin Defflrr. StnndlnR In rear, Mm. Aid Thomwn, PTA many gift twin sister of the bride, was ma- M« IMvenity, Madison, prior oth of Fords. For B'nai B'rith the informal evening was to ac- president. A cleanup session will be | Hron of honor. Mrs. J. Alfred Sil- to entering the service. For their wedding trip to the FORDS - A tour of the Rut- quaint women with B'nai B'rith, at the Fellowship Hall >,| via. Irvington, was the bride's oconos the bride wore a cran tl u gers-Douglass University will be its functions and purposes. Mrs. 1:00 p.m. The booths will h,.; other attendant. rry suit with black accessories sponsored by the B'nai B'rith Wo- Stanley Levine is president of orated tomorrow evening *||« he couple will reside in Edison. George Lochli, Sewareo, broth- men, Northern New Jersey Coun- Art Department the Ramot Chapter. School 14 PTA to Conduct Two-Day articles (or the ha/anr \» Mrs. Sebestyen was graduated mav er of the bridegroom, was best cil, Sunday. This tour will be open brought to the church jnan. John Lochli, Edi*m, twin to Junior and Senior High School rom Woodbridge High School in A Christmas party will take -brother of the bridegroom, ush- students and their parents. To Show Slides ;959 and is employed as a secre- Women's Club Elects Book Fair, November 20th and 21st place »t the next meet in c of ^^eredd . iry for Merck and Co., Rahway Highlights of the afternoon will FORDS- Slides of Allaire Park Slate of Officers Women'* Society at the h^f I Following a trip to Florida, and others from the National Gal- Her husband was graduated FORDS - The P.T.A. of School I additional boob for the school their teachers. A speaker will be be the various sight* and build- rom Woodbridge High School in ISELIN — Officers for the new Mrs. Leonard NeKnn a! p, r, y.he coifele will resideid at theithir lery of Art entitled "A, Survey 14 will hold a Book Fair in the library. pm. ingto* the. Queens Campus, Uni- 1957 and served with the U. S. year were elected at the Novenv*. , heard and a film shown on the on December 1. Mrs "new home in Edissn. For travel- versity Heights Campus, Bishop of 'American Painters" will be During a recent executive board Chicago School fir* which wfll up is co-chairman. ling, the bride wore an Imported shown Monday in the Fords Pub- Vrmy. He is employed by Chese- ber meeting of the Chain O'Hills' Audfftrium of the school on No- Campus, Douglass College and Women's Club with Mrs. Constant meeting of School 14 P.T.A. held be of interest to every parent ritalian red knit suit with black lic Library. irough'-Pond's Inc., Perth Am- vember 20 and 21 from 10 a.m. }oDege of Agriculture. Shissias presiding. at her home, Mrs. John Habar- ^accessories. Mrs. Bernard Scibienski, chair- oy. to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 8 p.m. The next board meeting will Rabbi Julius Funk; director of Elected are Mrs. George Kacin ack, chairman of hot dog sales, Keasbey Fire Chipf .* A graduate of Woodbridge High man of the Art Department of be held at the home of Mrs. the B'nai B'rith HUM Founda- ko, president; Mrs. Thaddeus on Wednesday evening before the : School, the bride is employed as the Woman's Club of Fords who reported a profit of |72.(B from Vivian Serko, SO Main Street. Reports for Octobn tion, will addrws-tbe crowd after Brezezinski, vice president; Mrs. regular meeting according to the ^secretary to the contralto Of Air- are sponsoring this "Evening of Fords. XEASBEY - Chief John «» the tour. Refreshments will be Deborah Tea Is Laurence Eustice, secretary; Mrs. ^borne Accessories Corp,, Hillside. Art/' invHes those interested in chairman, Mrs. Joseph Finan. Mrs. Axel Thomsen, Mrs. Harry of the Protection Fire Company served by the women of B'nai Al Wertz, treasurer; Mrs. R, QUARTERLY SESSION - Mr. Lochli was ggraduated from paintings to attend. Nn admis- The books are all new and will Seguine, Mrs. Undley Henry and 1 reported 15 fire calls during the rith. Mrs. Leo Grossman of Ahearn, Mrs. Fred Silva. and Mrs. FORDS - The Ex-Chiefs Asso- '^iddl CCountt y VtiVocational l and sion will be charged. The showing be supplied by the Cosmo Edu- Mrs. John Habarack, delegates month of October. * Colonia, vocational service chair' Slated Tonight Robert Deerin, board members. ciation of the Fords Fire Com- ^Technical High School, Perth Am- is part of the activities of the cational Services who obtain them to the State Convention of P.T.A. man for the council, has planned FORDS-.— A paid-up member- The annual Christmas party with pany will hold its next quarterly Included were 9 brush lit™ i i)»y, and is employed by J. 0. art department in celebration of from leading publishers. Prices held in Atlantic City, gave their a most interesting afternoon. ship tea will be held at the Elks a gift exchange will be held at the meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in house fire. 1 fence, a transfor- Engineering Division, Mid- American Art Week. range from 29 cents up to $5.00. report. Special guests will include Nor- Hall, Metuchen, tonight at 8:30 next meeting. the Fords Firehouse according to mer, 1 regular drill, i special nd Ross Corp., Highland Park. On display Monday night will Children will be given the oppor- man Poppel, director of voca- by Parkway Chapter of Deborah. Mrs. Harry Seguine, program an announcement by the presi three-cmopany drill and l wash 3fe served four years in the U, S. be an exhibit of paintings done tunity to purchase books with the tional service, Northern New Jer- A musical willibe presented by ECONOMICAL chairman, announced an open dent of the association, Arthur F. down. SAir Force. by members of the Art Depart- sel Region; Mrs. Nat Juman of he Parkway' Players entitled Jack - Is that your last year': help of their teachers during house will be held at the next Bagger. Chief Ceto announced a jp«. Union, past president of District ment. "Queen for a Day" written, di- suit you're wearing?" school vtlme. The Fair is open to regular meeting. Parents are cor- cial drill was conducted at th« B'nai B'rith Women; and Mrs. Chester Baginski, presi rected and produced by Mrs. Fred — Yes, and it's my next the general public, and all pro- dially invited to visit their chil- Hurricane in Cuba worsens sug- Keasbey School October to dur- pr. High Lists chairman of the New Jersey Re- dent of the club, and Mrs. Arthur Marvin Robinson. Refreshments year's too, ceeds will be used to purchase dren's class rooms and talk with ar picture. ing Fire Prevention Week gional vocational service board, Casey, international relations will be served by Parkway host- Mrs, Joseph Taller, president of chairman, attended International esses. Admission 'is the 1963-64 : Parents'Nights council. Night held by the Garwood Wo- membership card. Goests must man's flub. * FORCES - Parents Night for Mr*, Stanley Levine. president pay a nominal sum. *4he Fords Junior High School will ' Ramot Chapter, and Mrs. Jo- The annual rummage sale will 3>e Monday, November 18, be- seph Najavlta, vocational ser- Heelings Outlined be held at 465 Main Street, Me- Jtween 7 and 9 p.m; for students vice chairman for the chapter, tuchen, November 18-23, from ;with last name initials ranging along with other members, will By Methodist Groups 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. A large as- ^f A to J and on Monday, No- be one of the groups of the 35 FORDS - The Methodist Youth sortment of clothing and acces- vember 25, between 7 and 9 p.m. local chapters in the Northern Fellowship of Wesley Methodist sories will be available. Ifor students with last name ini» New Jersey area that will be Church wifl meet Sunday at 6 Mrs. Benjamin Sunshine, Fords, "tials ranging from K to Z. in' attendance. p.m. chairman of raffles, requests that • Cake sales will take pkee on The Commission on Steward- all raffle books and monies be Jboth parent visitation nights in ship and Finance will meet Mon turned in at the next meeting. J he school cafetorium, and the day night at 7 in the church •proceeds will be used for visual Cadette Troop kitchen to consider a revised WORTH IT Zaick budget, She — A penny for your t The Fords Junior High P.T.A ?hm Supper The. official board also meets thoughts. •which is sponsoring the cake sale Monday night at 8 in Fellowship Sailor — I was thinking of ^requests that cakes be contrib- FORDS.- Cadette Troop 179 Hall. returning to the ship. will hold a spaghetti supper No- Little Brother — Give him a uted by the parents. The Church School staff is ti vember ?t at the V;F.W. Hall dollar, sis, It's worth It. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Fel between 5 and'V p.m. Tickets lowship Hall. may be obtained from any mem- TIME TO LEAVE TOWN •firemen to Attend Ihe Naomi Circle of the Wo- ber of the troop but no tickets "Peggy confessed at the party evening at 8 at the home of Mrs. Z Special Lectures will be sold at the door. last night that she had reached men's Society meets Tuesdaj Z FORDS - Fire Chief Rudolph Installation of patrol leaders the advanced age of eighteen." Ruth Wilson, 17 Yuro Drive, JjCulschinsky of the Fords Fire and a rededication ceremony are "Then I feel sorry for the editor Fords. The Afternoon Circle will department reported 18 calls dur- planned for the next meeting: of the Morning Snaaze." gather Thursday at 2 p.m. at the ing the month of October inchid< Each patrol leader will receive "How's that?" home of Mrs. Agnes Frick, 1( JJng 4 false alarms, 2 stove fires a gold cord to wear with her uni- "The paper said that Peggy's Anna Street, Fords, since Thanks j special drills, 1 mattress, 5 form. 30-year-old twin brother was vis- giving falls on its regular meet fnish fires, l drill, 1 three-com Doreen Pringle read a thank iting her." your kitchen has the "Built-in" look of tomorrow with ing date. pany drill and 1 motor fire. you letter received from Junior JJ Members of the Fords Fire De- Troop 123 concerning the past DUEL WITH CANES partment will attend a special "over-night." A letter was sent ITS TRIE 4 ecture on "The Use of Master LEXINGTON, KY, — Pat-1 to Mrs. Dorothy Farrington, a roltnan Harry Robinson was! Streams and .Covering Expo- A these breathtakingly beautiful QA§ RANGES! nurse, asking if she will attend called to a private home where [ A CLEAN Jures" sponsored by the Wood- a meeting of the troop to discuss he halted a brawl between two| WATCH* abridge Fire Officers Association health habits. men using walking canes. 3Tuesday, November 19, at 8 p.m. The two were so angry with MUCT HAVE )t the Iselin Fire House, 1 Green CREDIT CARDS SPREE each other they conldn't calm jferet, Iselin, All firemen are in 8T, LOUIS — FBI agents down to tell the details of the cited to attend. have finally caught up with argument Both were to appear X Chief Kulschinsky stressed con- Roland Bush, 20, who was en- in court where Henry Gibson, CRYSTAL- over the increase in the joying an extended vacatiQP, 87, was. charged with breach of um Bush had only 14 cents in his peace, and John Hill, 94, was Have us REPLACE your pocket but told FBI agents he charged with malicious strik- s ts of the fire district are asked J had written $15,000 worth of ing, broken crystal NOW. Jo cooperate wWHhe-Fire Com bad checks across the country by reporting anyone seen In a trip originating from Pitts- Health activities financed by tht e vicinity* ^f a fire box when burgh June 3: {Christmas Seals have resulted in STATE JEWELERS alarm is answered. He had established numerous untold benefits to human life and 23 Main Street, Woodbridee JXACTLY checking accounts by using a well-being. Answer your Christ- credit card he found for i*mtl- seal letter today. (Neit to State Thtitre) - "They say Phaeton was killed mas UP TO Jy a thunderbolt hurled at him." * "By Jove." U. S. to de-emphasize arms re-|| • "Exactly." search. BALDWIN'S *I7O Fresh Seafood Daily Fashions In Flowers WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SPECIAL ... URING OUR ANNUAL RANGE SALE!' 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NEW imser TERCENTENARY \IM>1N(» YOUMSELPT WORLD WIDfc I'KAVBL L 16M1H4 Plan to visit th$ Festival of (to Exhibit at the Hew \ork Mil's fair • r»u on m MErcury 4-0125 •Iteration SPECIALISTS KINm: 1801 °4I7 tahmj *»«.. WoodbrMga Iil(l,,prndent-Leader (E.B.) - Carteret Press Thursday, November 14, 1963 PAOENINI

;1ingregation B'nai Jacob and add nuti. Com with marsh- y Sarah Arm's Cookingmalknri and bake ta an oven TV quickest way to changt « JM degrees until manhmiUowt woman's vkwpolnt Is to A touch of color in your dishes puff and an a golden brown. 58 Temple Addition will add much to the en)oynMnt with her. of them. Here are some ridpw ri . congregation B'nai GLAMOR GIRLS Stern nml Milton Kiislmer. Mr, that will fill the bill In this regard. ,v l,-,l the $110,000 ex ;l Stern and Mr. Kushncr are past ,„ itvir temple Sundfly presidents of congregation. < mnbtrrr Aracado BaUd •i hi.; ,tcrtinip1ishtiK!nt, Thrcoir san« under the direc- I nip fresh cranberries ;•„,, fifltli year anniver- tion of Morion (iinifier. Hoy I l apple, peeled and diced I •; enlargement of the Scout Troop 45, sponsored hy Ihe 'i teaspoon»horseradlRh ,,,-ifil room to seat 600 congregation, presented the I grapefruit, peeled and MC- i iii'w classrooms-, a colors. iimpd ,, v and kitchen fncil- 1 banana, diced The program was arranged hy V* cup null I the steering committee: Mr. Gini- ,,,.;iiiiin was given by 1 tablespoons French dressing ger, Mr. Litinger, Dr. Kaplan, •> .linn's spiritual lead- Avocados. , |>hili|) Brand. Master lister Jacobs and Oortfe Miller, Refreshments were served In Chop cranberries, add sugar mi"; was Martin Litin- and allow to stand while remain- ',is included Mayor I1 tio social hall after the cere monies. der of ingredients are prepared /: i,!,, and Robert Wl- Combine apple, grapefruit, ba- I, Amlioy attorney. nnnn and .nuts Mix with cran j WRONG CUSTOMER i i, npatinR were area berries. Blend horseradish with Mrs. I.ilinger, presi- LOS ANOELRS-A thief landed French dressing and pour over , \t•rlmod; Miss Caron in jail because he tried to sell his fruits. Fill centers of avocados . ,i;th president; Dr. loot to the wrong person. m avocado rings with mixture. i |.ii;m. president of con- • Milton Moses stole a number of MarshmMtow 8w**t Potatoes ,, .•mil Jules Isler, Mens' [articles from a More during the a medium sited sweet potatoes Jmt. inifiht. Later, he tried to sell a 2 tablespoons butter lhii;ht of tho ceremo- radio to a man on the street. The ! n cup hot milk man was the owner of the store i lie'carrying ol theTorah >i teaspoon salt he looted. He called police und n!d .samii.ary into ihe 1 teaspoon cinnamon the man was jailed, Dr. Kaplan, Edward ',«'teaspoon paprika 1 cup chopped nuts Vi lb, marshmallows Cook sweet potatoes unto ten- STVI.K SHOW I'l.ANS COMPLETE: The Women's Auxiliary Seated, Mrs. James Halloran, ticket chairman; standing, left "All I know, midun, It that that product is der, remove skins and mash. BappoMd to Mil ttadf." «f Cub Pack 411, Menlo Park Terraee, Is planning a fashion to right, Mrs. Richard Powell, Mrs. Ernest (ionsman, Mrs. Beat in butter, milk, salt, cin- show, November 20, at the Canadian'* Menlo Park, at 9 p.m. Richard Davies and Mrs. Wilbur Cook. namon and paprika. Beat well

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Hy ALLAN A. BASS /yyyyyvzvy?ttwzv?yyyyvyyyy?y2y?yz^^ The only Social Security I fiet are for the winter months, when I'm down Sottth. During the rest of the year, I work The Appointment of and pay the maximum Social Se- curity tax. What affect do these THOMAS JOSEPH earnings have on my benefit? ..Mi 1'OflK CHOI'S: The allure of the Smith Sea islands A, You may be due an In- hr captured in a Polynesian ly[>c meal featuring Island crease In your monthly Social i hups-and served in surroundings that have been given Security benefit based on these COSTELLO :h Seas island decorative touch, additional earnings. Get In -. thuja can be made even more succulent by simmering touch with your Social Security KETZENBERG & (k, INC. ) . ntly in a sweet, .slightly tart sauce that imparts a office'and let them check your Funeral Hornet ...: Mminlsccnt of the South Sea Wands. Then increase the account to see If you're eligible i I flavor, if you will, by teaming the meat with pineapple for a reflgurlng of your bene- ,: ..,',ttt potatoes...... fits. -AS — ,1 Q T dOtifed the Social Secur- Qreen St. & Cooper Ave. state & Center Sts. ; <)i;ite the dining table with a few water lily-like flowers, i MTVP the trayiul of good eating. Your guests will feel ity office about my chanpe in ad- Iselln, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. . iv on the balmy shores of the South Pacific. dress on the 2lst of the month. My Tel. LI 8-4641 HI 2-0075 ..ill Scai Sauce is the important ingredient of Island Pork next check was delayed. Why7 FRANGHISED DEALER IN THIS AREA ..•>. Sugar, viqegar, pineapple jujceMd sA&o_n|ngs have Social Security checks are ven n printed by the Treasury Depart- n portly MfafM '° g' exotic flavor to *Bylood. It ment in. the middle of the month. uca^as youravoritc grocery ant comes lft «asy-to^ Nttttfcatlon of, change of ad- FOR ; .iince b«|tles. *t* "('"'•. drew after that time requires ^Tblaad P»rt Chop! ;••:,• additional tine by the Treasury •; |Hirk clopa Jfe' , 1 Ub. 2 «L*can vacuOm Department to locate, re-ad- Christensen's m Ailjmrpo|"e packed; jftfeet.poUtoes dreaa, and audl the cb*ek to the 1 114 Ol. apple ;> 1 ciip SoQ&r£eaa Sauct new address. .slices, 3,-ft. Can I telephone , f, 'JT/ie Frigidly Aprilaire Humidifiers 21 I'.Hiv.n poi In oil;Wbce in (isl jTopp with' cial Security'office, about' a ch i^fth [wtatbes, Cbver with sauce; of address?'. : A. No. Changes of addresi notification must be made U 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S uThe Friendly Store" Have a winter-time

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R Tromley.l Any parent who I-,,, ,„ 'nl iim<- ho had at the Interna- : noon at the Wnodhn.lKe High mutes, bis opimnents nnd you -!ded lineup including Ritchie <'ilen- Ossjning N. Y. The visit WB«S in 8 member of the j',',',,.,,'," iinnil Chirk of Police Conven School gym is the day that the the attending audience, to. Charley Stewnrt. Frank Tnr-i)lnnor of ^ new.born son of the;OrgaB.i''nti(m is IT, ,. ,, , ii,n in Houston, Texas. Also at- an inimitable, ineomparaiilf, wnny,; His side kirk, the merry, lively °. Ma™v Barbosa and coach Toomieys, Timothy. jso at theopi'n Imn ^ | ( <'< 4 tciirlmi: wre Chief nnd Mrs. Nek I lWllh m humerous. hysterical and whakhnffoon • Clown'Supreme, is (lenoiBob Cilento to face the famous __Mr an(( Mrs. Anthony Aiello, P" ccni „, ,', l.imil'ni , , . Co! Winston I. llailenl iVi 1 ever •elseyou wmit tn r a H-;"Sugarfnof Johnson.. Hniling; quintet. 'jersey City, were weekend guests " " be eli?lhlc (.„ ., .'{'\ .'•Hi: ';. |irofrssor o( Military Sci- 1 them. The Harlem Court Jesters!from Wiley College, Texas way| As an added attraction, a prel-iof ^r alKj ftn George Bever- T —;— , ii.T ,-inrt Tactics. Lafayette Klal !i 1 1 1 takeover. [standing fi'5" You will marvel jjiminary y ggamm e has bboo n scheduled!^^ yyorth Street rs. !™ " I ' '"'"" Ii (Viili\m\ Easton. Pa., has an-; Their show will be of frrcformini his prone lo humor all. John-jbetween two township rivals, the' _ Frank Tagha- iviimced Ihr pledging of Robert lesifm and the local St John Vi- j son will wrtainly amaze you and I St. .John Vianney CYO and 'he' j V. Sn'Tnrd, freshman to Company were aney All-Stars will play straightit Ir< .nl soon hUe willl l havl e thUe A\dis -St. Ceceli1a! CYO. ^Th e l ' dinner to several guests,, X-.'i. Nniional Society of Pershini; men; that is all the leeway thotjnet honor of being "King" of game is slated to start at Hifh's. nn honorary drill and mil- i including: Nicholas Tagllareni|| Jesters need for their unronfincdiciowns. o'clock. | nnd < daughter Mildred. Mr. itary arlivitk"! group, A 1963 and high-comedy style ! Assisting in all this banter will| Andy MdClellanfo, Vince Renz, "radiialo of Woodbridgp Senior ••• -i Mr ack Manzella and sons, j BANQUETS ,^TU^ SlrMnt,,f > '^ local All-Stars. They will Tom McCwn, Steve Rastoeny, ' and Nicholas, and Mr. and! Ilich School. Mr. Safford Is the thought that the show will be one _, ' a, y nn go Mall ou tln to hoiu Han) d|V thM einu invadinoHin|I g son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Saffard. rany bit after another Not so! Bemle MtfGarry and Cal Don-:Mrs James Hennessey and sons.! BANQUETS funny men a defeat but little do nelly from the committee inj staten ( :t,"i Oak Street. Avenel, . . Law-' TV Jesters comhinr of Sam N1cholM nnd Carmfn , they know. The Harlem Court chargh e off stagintig ththe benefitbfit ^ ronce Puskas. 21, son of Mr. and 'Boom' Wheeler, Cone "Sugar c "i.Icsters will also be out to WINgame. whHe Gil Smith will serve | BANQUETS Mrs. .Joseph Puskas, 23 Legion; foot" Charles I as well as bringing laughter to as waster «f ceremonies during! French expect to have H-bomb J Place. Woodbridge, is receiving j Ken the afternoon's program ihy recruit (mining at the Naval! ton and the others ran bo serioasi'all. The. Reverend Walter Radiiwon BANQUETS Training Center, Great Lakes. when they want to bo They are Charles Harrison will also play and Reverend Francis Daley, CYO 111. John J. Vaselovic, Jr., hos- all capable at scoring baskets al- a to.p role. He is a- good shooter moderator, have endorsed th« pital Corpsman third class.; most at will. Each and everyone -«t, hook or jump. His ball hand_ BANQUETS wil1 amaze hls game, which is played annually to] VSN. son of Mr. and Mrs. John; made basketball fame while at-:'"* opponent and HMTrlAT defray the expenses of the St J. Vaselovic. 132 Magnolia Road.' tending their respective colleges, his ball hawking will be sensa- NOW THRU John Vianney CYO sports pro- BANQUETS :liona Jsclin, is serving at the Naval Sani "Boom" Wheeler, a for- '- gram hil Station, Bermuda. . . Harold J.i mer Philander Smith Collegej Tickets are now on sale at I,ei- Mortensen. general chairman of star is certainly the down prince;.sure unlimited, St. George Ave.,. BANQUETS the Cerebal Palsy Campaign, of professional jesters. He will'Colonia. f* announced the drive for funds will continue this week. Mr. Mart- ROLLER SKATING BANQUETS cn.M>n i> being assisted by Earl SPECIAI, RATER TO ANewKindofLove' McCracken. 855 Diane 'Court. OROITS Kirk nmillM • Mltil Omymt Woodbridge. All funds raised will Every Night be used to finance the continued MnndiT "FOR LOVE > operation of the Cerebral Palsy to 11 P. M.85« Treatment Center, Roosevelt Park. . . Matlnrr, S«lnr(1»j OR MONEY" Sundays* llolidnn Mldnlfhi Honui: rri. * »«(.! :M P.M. to 5 rM 50< "Sevrtt Fil« Here and There: Restaurant They tell me that Toni Feibush, SOUTH AMBOY ARENA awl OUTtRMlMC TO KOUTt f JUNCTION 13 Pr Howard Feibush's wife, is, sipvcns A fith, South Amboy TWL MIUHOtl) ON OMtO UlCtlft quite a bowler... March 14 at the! PART OF HIGH JINKS: Above Sam "Boob" Whwler is shown in one of the uny pUys which (locktail \MWWU Chant icier, Millburn, has been set will be shown to the Harlem Court-Jesters-St. John Vianney AH Star* game Sunday afternoon at n as the time and place for the 50th the Woodbridge High School gymnasium. ROUTE V. S n\F anniversary celebration of Coir WOODBRID(iF, grop.it ion Adath Israel — price The cans sit half a day like little TOOTHPASTE FOR FAIX- $40 per couple, including Smor- He's always scolded and held Adjacent to Stanley's Ihim Tomes. OUT gasbord, cocktails, dancing, din- at bay. Dancing ME 4-8OW HELSINKI — A toothpaste ing and entertainment. , .Robert Asking for a special truck is the end •which removes radioactive 1* U 150 J. Southwall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her Slip Shows, Too strontium from the system by KVKKY KKfDAY AND You are quizzed until ready to The cute new stenographer Ample John Southwall, 622 Ridgewood way of saliva has been devel- John Wayw Hud MHiim-n Oilara slflrs in tht- roisiedy . bjend.. _ had been coming to., work in 'Avenue, Wbodbridge'," "recenUy oped-by specialists in radiation "MrCIintoek" in rolnr and panavtsion which oprned a 7 dftv What kind? How heavy? We tighter sHrte and lower neck- SATURDAY NKiHT AT completed basic training at Naval esearch at Helsinki University. run at the Mfnlo Park (Incmii vtstrnlav. Training Center, Great Lakes, can't send a truck; ( lines than the office manager Most of the fallout absorbed 111. . .Woodbridge Fire Company We plead and beg, come take!thought appropriate. under normal conditions will BANQUETS* recently played host to a group of this muck, I "Miss Jones," he advised, eliminated by using the lit lie tots from the Sewaren kind- Ah, come Saturday, 'Us a dif-"when you dress for the office oothpaste twice a day. A MEET YOUR FRIENDS ferent story, cream for application to the FRANK'S ergnrlen-Nursery School. They in the future, could you please BANQUETS* tnrrcd the firehouse and visited show a- bit more decorum?" skin will soon be available. at wi'li the Fire company mascot, "HeaJly, sir," protested the COLONIAL WHEEL BANQUETS* t'v Ih'mution. "Boots". weet young thing, with out- COCKTAIL BAR & DINING aged dignity, "If you want RITZ Theatre Swallick hat, go to a burlesqup show." ;? Bur Not Leust: Cartartt, N. J. U 1-59M 777 Raritan Road, ('lark TWHJK BANQUETS* • Bcer I.u'v tell line that Detective Wednesday Tim u • Liquor I' i,k PayH of the Wooflbrldge NoVenber M • 11 Tavern, Inc. SPECIAL MUSIC WEDNESDAY NITES BANQUETS* l'«".-:> Department makes the best Its Flenting'i earner Wtttafe * New Streets • Wine ''"'•"•'I1 • . . Activity, outside the FORDS WOODBBILX1F, • Sandwiches literlnr Packx* BANQUETS* I'M al routine business of which PLAYHOUSE To ParUn TEL FU 1-6220 Oosdi there, always seems to be plenty, H12-U4I "Btttf Md Joe* — Phone HE 4-97M has slowed down to walk at the "DR. W JOHN MAUREEN THURSDAY b FRIDAY —PlUI— Municipal Building this week NOVEMBER 11-15 i Vlncmt Price - Join rTwma* when Mayor and Mrs. Walter Zir- Elizabeth Taylor polo took a well-earned, four-day Richard Barton post-(-led ion vacation. Whenever 'Tower of London' the mayor is around, there is much "THE V. I. P.s" Klddlt HaUaet: activity - he seems to be the 6:30 . 8:47 git. . Sun. 1 P.M. Evening Show 7:00 P.M. "CINTRAl JERSEY'S LARGEST sparkplug . , . Among the Town- SAT. MATINEE, NOV. 1« II ship youths at the Naval Training TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISIOK* "DR. NO" will not be shown »t Kiddlr MHIiift Sat. or Sun, POLKOWITZ MOTORS Center Lakes, 111., are Gary M ' Joaney to the Center Wallon, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs "TOWER OF LONDON" THURS. 75c TIL 3 "INVISIBLE INVADERS" „ Martin B. Wallen, 31 Melviu LADIES DAY MONDAY Of Earth' PERTH WILL HE' SHOWN Avenue, Jselin and John L.Ruddy, CARTOONS 2:40 AMBOY 18, son of Mrs. and Mrs. Stanley MONDAY and TUESDAY CELEBRATES 50th ANNIVERSARY IN J. Ruddy, 140 Walnut Street, Ave- SAT. EVENING, NOV. It SPANISH SHOW THE V. I. P. S nel ... Congratulations to Dr. WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY George Frederick on being made «:«, 9:01 SUNDAY, NOV. IT NOVEMBER 20-24 a Knight of the Order of Malta... THE V. I. P.'s Frank Sinatra This jingle was sent to us by Wil- NOW THRU SATURDAY 2:17, 4:39, 6:M, 9:06 liam C. Maren, Isclin, who admits MON. & TUEB. NOV. 18-19 'Come Blow Your Horn' its a bit rough at the edges, but THE V. I. P. s —I'lus- you can sympathize with him: AUDREY HEPBURN 6:30, 8:47 Sports-A-Rama Why, 0 why, in the early morn WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20 Do refuse men wake the new Kiddie Mattim: <, BREAKOST Sit - Sun I P.M born? "Hungarian Show" 2:0(1, 5:00, 8:00 Show 1M P.M. On working days they're at their best lECHWlCMiDB' They never let you get any rest, Bang, smack, smash, whistle, PLUS grind, WALTER READE-STEWLINO Cans placed so you back into ML NEWMAN them fine. ENTERTAINMENT The covers are gently put on the ground a MM That is, so they can blow around. KNEW Woe to the resident with forbid- KIND OF LOVE MAJESTIC p« WOODBRIDGE:.,.. den trash, DoMi Op«D *M - »C»rts Dusk V He gets chewed out like a lash. SUNDAY Thru TUESDAY NOW SHOWING Karlj Slum Suml»y! J If luck wins out and they take Open 5:30 - hurls «:«0 J it away CuiiUnuuus Kjmii z l'.M. mm mm Dm& '/ I BIG HITS! Klllibflh Tuylur > J Irtiy Hoiluilue - ly Haidlu Ricbard liuitun "j UWHNtD B^HOP E IN *j SGRGUHIS £ "Palm Springs "V.I.P.S" $ 2 Weekend" ZUU U1X! J f ZNll.'HIT! Hrnderlfk 1'rawlord *J Ji Steve Oochtan 'Square of Violence'/ < "Of Love & Desire" Ut-Kfc IN C'AK UEATEHt f\ \\\\\\\\\\VS.\\\\\\\\\\\\^ TAT NOW 1UKI MAI. EVE ONLY I'aul Ncwiuau - TbdUM Juauuc Wui»dwkid rheV.i.R'8 N. J. (I'-nlrrdithluc foinrdy) 1964 BUICK RIVIERA 1964 BUICK WILPCAT tMOOEKHLOVE STMYb AMWICA'9 INTUMUTIOHAI. S-MTS CM s tooa ipmtt torn* . I'l.DS V • f .A A NEW KIND OF LOVE" Vtnilli; - hlllilr) Jllnl's NOW ADD A MOTION PICTURE lleU UutUilis TO THt: WONDERS OF THE WOttl 01 HI'KCIAL SATCBOAY MATINKK ID 4 Wnl VAItAN, "KIRST 8PACE8H1I* IK RUSH '•THE UNBKLUfiVABLE" ON VENUS" TTOBUIBA AU m A wmw "AMTI UlirtA WKK" *2955 AFF41H" s 3995 SUNDAY - MONDAY • TUESDAY • 2 COLOR HITS

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Thursday, November 14, 1963 PAGE ELEVEN WINDOW- Officers Named |Local Members to Attend On Green Street By Church Guild NJ Tercentenary Session IX;E — At a mwl- - Miss Ruth seconds (five minutes) to show — By The 8ta» o( the Whitc Church (Jiiild Mondny night, flection of officers Wolk, ehnlrman ol the Wood- how their community, county, or- -^ ,., mm rrliow Further «tudy of the recent election reveals H for \'M was conducted with Mrs. bridg* Tercentonary Committee ganization or business is usin* ,,,,,-rrstinif sidelight*: TV TdwnsMp wide vote of the lames" Ufkip"'"prfi-wnlinn tlw1.™! S- "'"'I'ly »«rris. a membef the statewide celebration to get slate of nominees prepared by] "'the executive committee, will things done. Among the topics ||ll|iviH(i»l Democratic w«rd candidate* totaled 17,1(11- pp attend a meeting of the. New Jer- to os discussed are: the opening „„ uncli, always a top vote-getter tallied 18,306 with cnmmittM1 member1. Kmily Mrs. Andrew I/irkic and sey Tercentenary Commission in of a Tercentenary library in Wood „ /irpnln » d«« 1*K*A with W,t7» and AMemblyman Mrs ,l,-irtios Lockio. Trenton, today, when Jcrscvmen Ridge, Bergen County, of a Ter '„.,„ riinzman with K,1M ... All three candidates running centenary museum in Cape Maj N( elected officers are Mrs. rom the Isle of Jersey and Jer-! County, of a Tercentenary visi- ,I1(.,H nf their Ucktt . . . Dr. Baron* lead the way for Itdlpb Salisbury, president; Mrs. spymen from the State of New ,filman-BM«rre •«•«• ** ",M7. Loroy lluwen, vice president; re- Jersey, will get together to talk tor center in Phillipsburg, Warren elected nro Mrs. Wesley Heisol- Tercentenary. County; the erection of Tercen- tenary welcome signs; the pub- |r (,[th ward (where both Mayoralty Candidates reside* >i>r|;. Ireasurer, and Mrs, Ken- Tercentenary planners from all neth I'hc.-isey, secretary. Instal- of tho state's 5fi8 municipalities lication of Chatham's Tercenten- /M|»,1« rolled over former Mayor Adams with an amazing lation will tnke place in .Inimary. ary History; the planning of ,, ,,| 2,500 votes. nnd 21 counties have been in of the evening was vited to attend tho 19fl3 "Let's Tercentenary Tours in Warren , ,„,, Republican ikfe, Ike five Individual township G.O.p. color ';l des of Kurope sliown by Talk Tercentenary" meeting — County; Applying for a Tercen- .1,-imos Mnrsh, assistant pastor the last statewide planning ses- tenary Community Day at the I ,-.inweep and will control the WAISTLINE DKTKKM1NED ADMISSION: The size of each pital. Left to right, Mrs. William Iturkhardt, vire president; Mrs. Welrion Stenzel will he in md Robert Paul Smith, enjoyed r and Mrs. Tanguy; Sentcnicr Ken- member's waist determined the price of admission to a special Mrs. William Gigson, president and Rev. David 0. Dclzell, harge, assisted by other mem i healthy run on Rrnadway a few ^riMh lor the ne*t two year*. However, 1M4 will be another neth R. Tollman, senior member, party held by St. Cecelia's Altar Rosary Society. The prlee of assistant at St. Cecelia's Church and spiritual moderator of seasons back with Russell Nype pp.Mi.int political year, with three poiltlowi up for grabs . . . he rs. the Isle of Jersey Police., and admission was a penny an inch. Money realized will be used the Altar Rosary Society, n the leading role. Mrs. Joseph Husk and Mrs Peter J. Warner, I^ondon, man- rrl,,, fxplrlng at that time will include Mayor Banlck, Coan- March will play Charlie Read- to purchase Christmas gifts for patients at Roosevelt Hos- Philip Johnson will have a "paint aj;er of Holder Brothers and er, a New York bachelor who lives - ta.n iiuinlfk ami Bofcanek. it-yourself" booth and a Christ t Company, Ltd. Travel Service. ;he good life with an elegant • • • • mas decoration booth will bo inj A fast moving 300 minute "Let's apartment, a good job and scads charge of Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. J. Mrs. Berlin is Crowned Talk Tercentenary" Day program of gorgeous dames to tidy up for ,h, th Sales, London, England, who is attending Wood Lockie and Mrs. Bowcn. Among nas been planned — 150 minutes him, cook his meals and indulge . .nor High School as a Foreign Exchange Student, was the items to be featured arc in the morning and another 150 his whims. Suddenly, however, wreaths, candleholders, tree orna- u-r the weekend by her aunt, Miss Kitty Sales, who is minutes in the afternoon. Twen- things get complicated and Char- Queen by Hadassah Unit ments, door knob and switdiplate • •, TH Toronto, Canada; to New Zealand, where she has ty-six speakers will each use 300 ie finds himself engaged to two covers, piggybanks, elfs, ami fa- girls at the same time. The funny n caching position, The reunion was held at the home COLONIA - Mrs. Edward Ber- he evening's festivities singing', vor:; for children. lin was crowned "Queen for a Hebrew and Yiddish folk .songs. situations follow fast and hilari- ,,IKI Mrs. Loo SUhJ, Barren Avenue, Woodbridgc. The A workshop will be tonight at ight" by Colonia Chapter of Her repertoire also included ously as Charlie manages to get , Elisabeth's American "parents" for the year . . . 7:.'ifl at the home of Mrs. John Donations Listed ladassah at a membership party group of Broadway and movie id of the wrong young lady and Molnar, H55 ijCone Street, and on • * • • Monday at Temple B'nai Jacob, tunes. She was accompanied on marry the right one. Friday at 8:00 at the home of Lord Street, Avenel. the piano by Miss Harriet Rogers. Because of the holidays, "Th« uis IVArieaaa, ferkat H~* ah tether hi bnmetni at By History Club Miss Marshall is studying music Mrs. Bowen, 20 Elm Street, Co- Tender Trap" will have an' tm- Mrs. Berlin was chosen from ,v,l\ Hair 8tyUtto. 71 Mil, Street. Woodbridgc. Mr. and drama at the Actor's Dramat- mia. The nexl meeting of the SEWAREN - The Sewaren His- usua! playing schedule. It will he newly enrolled members and ic Studio at Carnagie Hall in New iiiild, November 25, will also fea- tory Club, at a meeting last week open Thursday, December 26, at Jr., ipedattm a Ugh latUoa styUng ... received a bouquet of flowers, York City and has appeared on! tiro a workshop. at the home of Mrs. Stanley Kar :30. The Friday, December 27 jtm tickets to Cleopatra, a peig- • • • » several Philadelphia Television Mombern voted to send boxes of nae, Colonia, deei'M to don at < performance will be nt 8;30 nlso noir ensemble, and a wash and A.i-. wonderful to see aH the American Flags flying on programs. She was recently "'liristmas cards with stamps to $5 to the parish house of St and there will be the usual G and set from a local beauty salon. lie guests of the church-sponsored John's Episcopal Church, $10 t mi, Monday,in bservance at, Veterans Day. It reminded awarded first runner-up in the 9 P. M. shows on Saturday night. All new members were crowned Junior Miss contest sponsored by | at Belvedere and Hoddon- the Independent • Leader Christ- There will also be two shows on df ihe old dayt aad k (oes without saying that we are happy irincesses "In Hadassah's court Woodbridge Township Jaycees. icld. mas Fund, and to furnish twt Sunday at 3 in the afternoon and of honor" and received a gift. Mrs. Thomas Smith and Mrs. m i return of patriotism which teemed to be fading for a The membership committee | thanksgiving baskets to Sewareri I) in the evening. I Robert Niebank were welcomed needy families. The second week of the comedy Congratulations! The new members were induct- headed by Mrs. Melvin Schle.s as guests. ed by Mrs. Melvin Schtessinger, included Mrs. Milton Eig, A dime was collected from will see an 8:30 show on Monday, Membership Vice President in a ;cor$wirman and refreshrnents; Mr. Marsh gave the opening de- each member for the "American with two shows on Tuesday INe iit CaristnuM. If you have any toys you wish to donate the 25th anniversary of the Gar- in Washington, D. C. Mrs. Berko- The unit will plant 1,000 bulbs at ng will be conducted with Dr. wood Womans Club by Mrs. Si- I Fr.mk Cundaii at KI 1-2SX7 or Phil Mansueto at KI 1-8803. . witz displayed an award the chap- Christmas Seal Memorial Triangle Park in Colon- Robert Polglaze, assistant super- FLOWERS if IT FOR A QUEEN: Mrs. Edward Berlin, right, ia and as part of its annual Li- mon Larson and Mrs. Ralph « * ter won for over subscription of intendent of schools In charge of was crowned "Queen for a Night" at the paid up membership Gamo. the fund-raising quota. brary support they will detuiale cutiiuuluin, as guest s|*aker. TVrt it at •apiUtHinlit' deauad for ladkt' coats and supper of Colonia Chapter of Hadassah, by Mrs. Jerome the exterior of the library at Mr. H. D. Clark and Mrs. Lar- Life members were introduced Campaign Begins Refreshments will bo served, Berkowitz, president, left. Christmas tinw and donate a son reported on the Sixth Dis- ia the Wndhria> Kdltoa^arlmt Shoppuig area, re- by Mrs. Julius Schiller. They WOODBRIDGE - The annual lasses with the largest number small Christmas tree to be used trict Conference held at Summit. lic Nathmal Baard tf tat Coat and Suit Industry. were: Mrs. George Ketienberg, Christmas Seal campaign in Mid- of parents in attendance will re- Mrs. Gise.Ha Klein, Mrs. Joseph inside the library. Miss Pamela Seng, who was ceive an award. Winner last month Marcdla WaidMam. bead W the fashlw department of dlesex Coiinty will receive its tra- Agnes Hughes gave a lecture on chosen by the club to attend the was the first grade class of Miss jLevy, Mrs. Terry Glinn, Mrs. Man- ditional sendoff Friday, Novem- New Members Welcomed Modem Mertkaadhttf Bvean, New York, who is mak- ny Tempkin and Mrs. Nathan the history and background of the Citizenship Institute at Douglass Hannah Chmelnik. ber 15, with the general mailing » surrey bj thai area said the demand is doe to the Tempkin, Mrs. Martin Rogoff and beginning of Japanese flower ar- College last summer, reported on of Christmas Seals to residents. rangements and demonstrated the her week there. BOARD SETS PLANS M mi«j y«H WWM«. Mn. Waldmaa b advocating Mrs. Frank Wingman. Proceeds of the campaign will be A dinner for two at the Brass By Beth Am Sisterhood art. Mrs. Judith Watkins of West- W00DI3K1DGE - Tile Wood- bit Fdurattoa ckmjta far ale* peeple and wamen la general used by the Middlesex County Bucket was won by Mrs. Rosa Mrs. Samuel Kushman gave a field, guest speaker, showed bridflp Senior Girl Scout planning and fabrics, . . . dy Schneider, Gerry Trackman Swartz for early reenrollment. Tuberculosis and Health League COLONIA — A capacity crowd report on a triangle floral design slides and talked on Christmas boafd met at headquarters and Fran Cluck, Edith Lerner, Marge Mrs. Herbert Hutt won the dress to combat tuberculosis and other was welcomed by the president after which refreshments were goodies and decorations. discussed plans for a Halloween Krankel, Millie Gruber and Han- club drawing. respiratory diseases. of Sisterhood, Mrs. Stan Schuman, served oriental style. The next meeting will be held purty at Mount Loretto Orphan* of Cartwat are noting the continued success of the nah Schwartz. Mrs. Julius Schiller presented Mrs. John E. Bachman, Chair- at the paid up membership party The next meeting will be re- at the home, of Mrs, Herbert Uan- age, Stuten Island; for a cosmet- tiling hour tpooaored by Carteret Jayceettes each Sat- plants for membership achieve- man of the Christmas Seal Stand- at Temple Beth Am. New members welcomed were, placed by the annual Christmas kin, Cliff Road, December 4, at ic demonstration held Monday, 1 party. morning from U to noon at Carteret Library, As an in- ment to: Mrs. Murray Greenstan, ing Committee, said that mil- A delightful program consisting Jean Firkser, Helene Fleischer, 1:30 p.m. The program will be and for the candy sale, now un- Mrs. Seymour Hecht, Mrs. Men- lions of lives have been saved various hula dances was pre- Florence Harrison, Hannah "Opera Vagnettes." derway. "i of the program's success is the fact that registration achen Zlaczower. since the first contribution was :ented by Sonya Lubran, Joanne Schwartz, Edith Fleishman, Irene announced that to date 32 reser- |l bif-n halted due to the community'i favorable response. Mrs. Door prizes were won by Mrs made for a Christmas Seal. "But Itephen, Kathleen Paul and Lor- Cohen, Shirley Drucker, Elinor vations have been made fop the Ume, Jaycee-eUe chairman for the storytelling hour, Murray Greenstan, Mrs. Edward the saving of lives is not enough," aine Zimmerman. In addition to Julian, Sylvia Mindell. March 20 weekend. There are still 11 •••••• a great deal of credit for the continued success of the Berlin, and Mrs. Harold Schil she added, "We are also continu- he Luba dancers the members The winner of the seventh week a few private and semi-private ing to wage a relentless fight nd guesls were entertained with of the dress club was Lois Ab- rooms available and all inter- |t.ii!i since alat hat boon coordtoaotr and spark plug for the Ier. Miss Alta Marshall highlighted against the suffering, tragedy, loss songs by Antic Plait, Ted Sliwin- rams. Mrs. Sid Gutterman, chair- ested are to call Mrs. Gutterman, of time and mon,ey that result iki and Bea Gunshorg. A deli- man of the Winter weekend to be FU 1 0987 or Mrs. J. Sherman, FU • • • « from TB and other diseases that ious Hawaiian meal wus then held at the Ncvelo Country Club 1-1813. Jialar Wfk School It makta* P>»» ^ participate affect breathing, Many of these ierved and everyone enjoyed i~ other respitory diseases are not hemselves. I Hi. TerceattMTf Program. A Urge eiblMt b betag readfcd only gravely harmful in them- Mrs, Willimu Distd, vice presi- |t*r the (nat oaanMO wkito the rut ol the school continues selves, but increase susceptibil- dent, membership, thunked all It's Lay-Away Time n-lfbraUet. UMt. amwmblki m whkh promkent flgurea ity to TB." hose who had worked to make M*ak, «H he lali for the publfc at weU ai the ttadent Figures released by the United lie Hawaiian night party a suc- at States Public Health Service shuw :ess. Those on I ho committee were ;tuth Itotliuiiin, Ali/.a Smith, Doris CANDIES that RD (Respiratory Disease) ranks first among disahlers of irudy, Selniii Itosuiberg, Jean GOLDBLATT'S |JIUI, Hiith .SiliiH'iitieig, Pearl <• Wnior afim Clubs of tbe Township are really going people and fourth among c of death. Mrs. Bachman said, "We iVitkin, Klieen Pine, Belle Glas- Md it U Blceto tee our golden age folks having fen. On must expand our effort to find ;er, Sylvia Magenlieim, Arlene IN RAHWAY lay, December W, dub members together with members hidden cases of HD, including :liiuii'r, Joan Holikiei-, Evelyn •itiaus, ('aryl Distt'l, Ruth Price, A Small Deposit Will Reserve Wuodbridge Becwation Department will attend the annual tuberculosis, iu this county, One 'arol Milll'i', ltosulie Snyder, Kan- Any Item Until ChrUtmu. Radio City Music Hall, New York. of our goals is to alert every per- son that chronic, cough and short ness of breath, most common' «h« WaodfcWge ghakenpearean Drama Festival symptoms of 11U, may indicate • Diamonds t Watches the presence of a serious ailment the "TiMlkJ of the Shrew" at Woodbridge Senior and require the advice of a physi- aa4itof«M for itudentit and parents. It Is cian. We must iilsu put more uuin Jewelry • Silverware ttw (Mtlrtl iu gone «y into medical research to find Mr. Louis, Jr. better ways of lighting TB and • Hi-Fi Sets • Typewriters Di" nrnindi us that Milt Rychalsky, Carteret High Fashion Specialist Finest Fuiwrul 1 oWr M m the Ernie SatK) Jtewl* to give and f" r«Hmt Urn.-. . And John Kish, Fords, has been red OliUhlC NOW! Your Credit Is Good at Goldblatt'a Is Now Associated With V (ie«Ut,'• 1.1./ 1 lb. $1.60 2 11K*. $3.15 Always we skive to make RAYMOND JACKSON CHRISTMAS each funeral spray, wreath, blanket or floral piece we IV jw North atreet, WoodbrWgo, are .tacr and Sun CARDS design worthy to serve as GOLDBLATTS Lou-Sals DRUGGISTS ailuvtnj; tribute, "Railway's Oldest fotublished Jewelers" 1 J4air .J » Bureau UKvitUi will vLt a'santpte of local faro U MAIN tiTKEKT 1 WALSHECK'S OPEN MUDAV TIL 9 VM. "U the woak of Novembw 1» to culled HP"'0^ faf WOODBttlUGK \A\ \ SIMM 76 Main Street Woodbridg* FLOWERS "yinenUand unwoleymnt, it was announced today by < Phone MB 4-Q5M 84 East Cherry St., Rahwsy FU 8-1667 ME 4-1453 •'** W TrWe^Jr.. of the Qmm W™ **>»* WO Amtwy Ave. ME 4-UM N.KW York City. advice as to how to reality get rid the 19B4 Domnrr,,,;, , Woodbridge and the Tercentenary OPTIMISTIC CHICKS DOCTOR of thete birds. I Just can't see my- Humphrey said I! Letter to Editor self catching them in a net and lion and reports n Woodbridge will formally present ita It is a sad commentary, however, then driving for miles to let them sjble Kubstituto f,,, loose. Is there no simpler way? Tercentenary Program to the New that Woodbridge, through the years, President Krnneih THECOMPROM«St November 10, 1963 Please let's hear about it. are unwarranted. J2rsey Tercentenary Commission at has failed to preserve historical sites TRtAMQUlLlZER, A resident of Green Street —some buildings were even torn down \ Editor, Independent Leader: , an all-day meeting to be held in the ANDt>« QO»CK CONGRESS WORKS ON NtTZR SUCCKDs , , to make room for gas stations. Since th» pigeons are still in Paul H. Nit*, i '•! I State House today. the news, I agree very strongly Congress will stay in operation right up to (he start of the 1964 Secretary of il,,. • with our Mayor that the birds There will be considerable interest It is therefore Ratifying to note session. '• He succeed^! • have to go. Mr. Emery mokes fun that the new Council has plans to Mansfield told his colleagues ft central fifjuro Mi n the Woodbridge program as our of the situation, but wait till his jicct a one-day break for Vet- plane contract ii. i ,. Township is one of the few Tercenten- dedicate the new municipal library feathered friends invade his roof. crnns Day, two days off for cate of nuclear ••,,• «Two hou«S down from where I ary cammunities. Woodbridge was system as a Tercentenary system and Thanksgiving and a twelve-day who has resisted V live on Green Street, p*ge*i»

Execllent Showing It was Interesting to note that 75 They have evidently studied what per cent of the Township's registered each side had %to say for Itself, at- voters went to the polls on November tended meetings, asked intelligent questions and then made their own 5—even though it was a so-called decisions. The old-fashioned political "off-year." Of the 40,664 eligible to hoop-la no longer interests the voter. vote, 30,535 cast their ballots. Today, the only question in their! We interpret the excellent showing minds la undoubtedly: "Is it good for: at the polls to mean that our residents the community?" This Is the way it; have a real Interest in the community. -should be. ^

Best Wishes and Good Luck This weekend four Woodbridge rep- tional Municipal League and Look resentatives will attend the 69th Na- Magazine. tional Conference on Government in A previous written presentation has Under the Capitol Dome already won Woodbridge a finalist Detroit, Mich., to make a presentation status. There are 22 finalists—two in By J. Jisepb Gribllis to a Jury of 12 judges, headed by Dr. each population plateau—so Wood- George H, Gallop, director of the bridge has a 50-50 chance of winning. TRENTON — New Jersey law- WORKMEN: - Justice John J. fact that causes alarm among American Institute of Public Opinion, yen should endenw to keep their Francis of the New Jersey Su- State health officials. This con- The final decisions will not be forth- clients out of trouble rather than preme Court tells a story to newfirms the presence of virus in in an effort to secure an All-America coming until the first of the year, hut wait to represent them in court lawyers when they are administ- the State and emphasizes the im- Cities Award for Woodbridge, The con- mean time- all our good wishes go along after controversial litigation gets ered oaths of office as attorneys. portance of protecting dogs and underway, Supreme Court Justice He credits ft" to the late Justice cats against the disease, Dr. Suss- test is sponsored annually by the Na- with the local delegation. John J. Frauds advised 100 newJackson of toe United States Su- man warns. ittorneys recently. preme Court. The doctor further recommends In welcoming the new lawyers "A visitor at a cathedral under that people avoid animals that ap- o membership in the New Jersey Construction! questlond three pear to be acting abnormally and 2.500 Members Verdun bar, Justice Frauds declared thai workmen as to what they thought report them to focal health auth- Verdun, France — Those who know in the not very distant past, activ- they were doing. The first work- orities, or to pollee departments. in the great western European coun ities of lawyers centered about man muttered 'I am making a Some may be unusually aggres- of our the story of Verdun, in World War I, tries waa literally consumed in the clients who were already in dif- living. Tie -second gave the un- sive, but a sick animal may also will always have a special reaction to trench warfare of these years. iculty vhen their counsel was inspired repty, 'I am laying this be docile or passive until ap- •ought He said the Iawy«rs dealt stone,' The third one looked op proached or handled, Dr. Suss- the sound of the name of the French Today one sees white crosses, row >rintipaily with situations of cri- toward the sky, and his face was man warned. 1963 Christmas Club town. For it was here that the massed. on row, surrounding the tall stone sis, and their operations were, lighted up hy iis faith as he said, 'I am bufldina A cathedral.' German army waged a blood-letting memorial building built by the French, largely adversary is\ character. JERSEY JIGSAW: ~ Unem- ployment in New Jersey reached Have Received onslaught against the French Army, guns—now rusting—preserved irom "Their endeaver was to pro- "So as yog put put that shingle, tect ox t» vindicate rights already don'tfjust start to practice law," the year's low point lit October in 1916 and 1917 which cost over half the battlefield, rehiains of the old torts, in dispute," he said, "or to sal- advised Justice Francis. "Begin with estimated 136,600 persons out a million lives: relics, and long lines of caskets, in the vage what they could when vindi- to build a cathedral. That will be of work Governor Richard cation was not possible. They easy if you will hold (apt to the J. Hughes is vacationing in Jam $ memorial Itself. The whole area has a There was nothing like Verdun in ere advocates end their work concept that the best use for life aica and will return to his State forgotten deteriorating atmosphere. 'as frequently dramatic in char is to spend it for something to House desk OD November 18 . . World War II, not even Stalingrad. After all, the battle took place almost acter; the task was to attack or outlast it." There will be no marketing regu The series of French forts were not ne- defend. lations on the 1963 cranberry 300,000 fifty years ago. FORGE AHEAD: - New Jer- crop, the State Department of cessarily impregnable. But the French "But just as the medical profes- The overwhelming tragedy of World sion has come to realize thai sey will soon launch a nation- Agriculture announces. , . . The Army, including colonial French wide campaign to bring new in- annual New Jersey farm show War I Is exemplified here. For western their most important and vital forces, were determined not to give up function is to prevent rather than dustries to the State in order to will be held at the Trenton Arm civilization this war was the supreme reduce unemployment. ory on January 28, 29 and 30 .. Verdun, and the Germans were deter- to cure, so too in recent years FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING tragedy of the century. For it pro- progressive members of the bar Governor Richard J. Hughes, State Conservation Commissioner mined to break the French Army have begun to recognize that a before leaving for a two weeks Robert A. Roe lias reiterated Ms duced World War II, Hitlerism and there. Sajk vaccine for their clients is vacation to Jamaica, conferred strong support of the Federal Communism. It was the failure of hu- much more important than a jury witli liis cabinet officers and in Commercial Fisheries Research itiated a drive for future indus- and Development Act... Ninety- Put Yourself on Santa's Check-List! Companies, battalions and regi-. manity in modern times. And gazing erdict. "More and more they are trial and economic expansion. He three federal government con- ments were ordered to advance through over' the battlefield where so many cepting the basic fact that cir- was informed that 75 per cent of tracts totaling $10,015,276 were murderous fire in no man's land to died, one senses the futility, folly and cumstances have changed, that the largest corporations in the Riven to 72 New Jersey firms life flows on and that if they are United States plan to expand and during September ... The State take a few yards of ground. This went failure of the age, the tragic realiza- locate additional plants some- Join Our not careful they will wake to dis- of New Jersey will have 1,000 new on week after week, month after tion that wars seldom, accomplish a cover that the old forms no longer where next year. campsites available for visitors to 1 month and, sometimes, ^n World War better world, but usually one not so contain the vital essence." "I have asked them to consider the State's major recreation areas during the coming year . . . Traf-j I, for years. The flower of manpower good* Justice Francis said if lawyers themselves a forge ahead com- today are to measuse up to the mittee and to use as much sales- fie deaths in New Jersey thus: 1964 Christmas Club new era, they must aid their manship as possible to get these far this year have reached 789 as! clients to avoid the errors of the new plants located in New Jer-compared witli 744 to the same For your added coiivcnieiue, we have three offices to -frve Re; Pigeons past. They must be tuned in the sey," the Governor said. "This date in 1962 . . . November has social, economic and political State is ideally situated in the been proclaimed by Governor you. You may open your 1961 Christmas Club at any oue Hughes as B'Nai B'Rith Vocation- Woodbridge Is not the only commu- certain tree-lined street, and one could implications of the times, and middle of the world's greatest of our three offices. have the courage to advise against market area and it should not al Service Month Terms for nity with a pigeon problem. From not walk the streets, or even park an be too difficult to convince the the purchase of the Lake Waway- any program which may be strict- wwk lor fifty week. rKflv s >» Germany comes word that the city of automobile, on them. The i streets, lit- ly legal but in conflict with the plant owners to locate here. anda tract in Sussex County for a Membrn paying f 1 00 State Park have been reached week far fifty w«k* reww s W Berlin recently embarked on a pro- erally, were for the birds. basic principles of ethics, he said. Already New Jersey industries Member* paying t 2,00 However, Justice Francis ad- are supplying the world with according to the State Conserve Mfmbm paying f 3.00 w*fk br fifty wwk. rwlvr 5 » gram designed to kill three-fourths of Yet every time some sensible-ihind- mitted that no matter how sound many important manufactured tion Department , . , Alcoholic ItCfive or how preventive the lawyer's beverage taxes are up 14.3 per Membtrs paying $ 5.00 week far ««y w">» V- > the city's 800,000 pigeons. They have ed city official wanted to do something articles, especially through prime wcliivt s advice may be, avoidance of some Federal (Jovernment contracts cent since last July, thus continu- M«mb*rs paying $10.00 week for Wty •«*» been found to be a menace to health. w to return the badly-needed streets to litigation is impossible. totaling 110,015,276 were given ing a trend over the past year Memben paying $20-00 week for fifty week rmlw *'* the people, bird lovers and those in- by the Federal government to 72 State Secretary of Agricul •In recent years it has been estab- terested in humane treatment fo LEGISLATURE: - New Jer- firms in 12 counties. In addition, tare Phillip Alampi thanks the lished by medical authorities, beyond sey's 1964 Legislature which con- eleven firms received contracts voters of New Jersey for approv Convenient New Banking Hourt At All 3 Offices: birds and animals (an admirable goal) any doubts or arguments to the con- venes in January will take on a with the amount listed as "inde- ing the farmland assessment raised cries of protest. new look. finite". at the November 5 general elec- trary, that pigeon droppings cause di- There wUl be new senators i ADDV Monday thru Friday B UK. to 2:30 P»L tion ,.B. . The Federal Highway LOBBY Friday Evening 5 PJK. to 7 PM. sease! WhlcYMmfths sometimes con- Last year when the city of Berlin representing Burlington, Camden, BATS: — Thus far this year in Trust Found has a balance o tried to Jkill off some o^ the pigeons Essex and Gloucester counties, New Jersey thirty-two bats have $629 million at the end of Sepjem- tact. News stories have told of deaths and twenty-three new Assembly- been officially declared rabid by ber , . . Plans for the develop- DRIVE - UP Monday thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. recently, which were caused directly ,,the campaign had to bq dropped be- men from all parts of the State. the State Department of Health, ment of New Jersey's 117-mlle WINDOW Friday 9 A.M. to 7 from exposure to pigeon droppings in cause of the outraged protests of ig The present make-up of the Last year only ten bats were intercoastal waterway will be norant people, who did not know th< Legislature has remained prac found to be diseased. {described at the 481h annual oon- cities. Pigeons have long been a prob- tically unchanged for the paid Dr. Oscar Sussman, Chief ofiference of the New Jersey Stak facts, or who refused to accept th l'in in such cities as Washington, Ber- six years, with the Democrats the Veterinary Public Health j League of Municipalities In At 1 1 and Venice. The toirds are pictur- medical facts, placing their sentlmen controlling the lower branch ol Program of the department, urges lantie City November 19-22 tal feelings first. the legislature and the Republi- that cats as well as dogs be im- The New Jersey legislature will f jue and carry with them—death. In cans in control of the Senate. Dur- munized against rabies in the reconvene on November 25 and A .'a hington a 'man with a strange The guide In such cases is common ing 1964 both houses will be in wake of an incident in Trenton terminate the 1903 session sense based on medical facts and sen- control of the GOP. in which u bat bit a cat. He said great effort to lock up the mil I ':u:k b»x was hired at some expense the bat was found to be rabid.. lions in New Jersey turnpike toll timental feelings and the-^lt was good Instead of DeuiocruU organiz- to come,,and chase the pigeons away. ing the Assembly Republicans Hats declared rabid were found to keep the highway from becom enough fpr poppa" pniiosoph.y. wl will fill the many potations nee- in every section of New Jersey, a (Continued on Page IB) They were a menace in the national have to be discarded, irj t;he name essary to keep the legislative ; wMwy rolling. There will b« capital because they had ta&n"over'fe progress" and safety! J-iy " a new secretary of the Assembly Complete Brokerage Service Ui ivyliK'u u Democrat wliu has held the position during the past QIh«? sk years. * Stocks • Commodities • Governor Hichard J. Hughes, a Monthly Bulletin Sent On Written Request Democrat, plans to preseut the Three Locations For Your Convenience WOODBRIUUE PUBLISHING COMPANY 1964 Legislature with a new tax Lawrence *'. Campion, president & treasurer early in the session. With both AVENEL OFFICE MAIN OFFICE ISEUN bouwt of the LegMature la JU- Published Weekly on Thursday at 7:00 AAl. T. L Watson & Co. 413 Avenwl Hire* i CornM *l -- COT, M publican hands, passage of the 7, Middlesex Av.*« 20 Green Street B5l Roosevelt Avenue ehniml training eourxrs following completion of their ics addicts will be guests. irer; J. Shandolow. assistant OPENS OFFH'K: Dr. Rotx-rt On Monday, the "Halos," the jouffant veil was attached to a Cherensky and Mrs. Alfred Ches •easurer; Theodore (nliendo, m oach classroom. United States Air Force basic military training here. On Saturday and Sunday Rev. S. Mourer. 1025 firecn Street, weet Adelines quartet, sang at 1 1 Town of pearls and crystals, en. 'arliamentarian; and S. Torino! • .,, 1(l,n ar* invited to view the They are Airman Allan R. Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs.Albert Wilson, evangelist, will be luflln, has nnnnuncfd the open- ie Sixth District Conference of ihe carried a white orchid bou- Another Oneg Shabbot will be Ways and Means. , ,,iir;,,y located on the second Myron R. Snyder, 57 Plymouth Drive, and Airman Patsy 8. guest speaker. ing of \m iiflli i". fm the prac- EvenioR Division of the Fed- quet. held at the Jewish Community ^.',,f ihe school, Sposalo, sob of Mr, and Mrs. Patsy C, Sposato, 48 W. Edward The committee Li planning a Oct of general medlrlne. Alter- rated Women's Club at St. Services for the week of Novem- Center in Carteret the same eve- (or Parents" wUl be Street. Miss Kathleen A. Agosta, lse- inter baseball clinic. Hates to ations have recently been com- Mark's Episcopal Church Hall, I tl4r ber 17 have been announced as ning. Guest speaker for the Car- in, was maid of honor. Bridal > announced. I larteret. „„,.,! at the meeting with a Airman Snyder will attend a course for telephone exchange follows: Sunday, Sunday School, teret observance will be Mrs. Sey pleted on his property to pro- ittendants were the Misses Carol Al! managers of the Pony vide for a hnme-nfflce combi Selections presented by the ,^,l numerated by Reverend specialist, at Sheppard AFB, Tex. Airman Sposato will remain 9:45 A. M.; Morning Worship, 11 mour Derechin, Region Expansion llemente, Union, and Louise Car- .eague. American League, Nil | Maurer Is a gmreal Halos" were "Sugar Time," ;,ni,,l Toomey, Diocesan Di- at Lackland 4or training as an air policeman. A. M.; Junior Church, for chil- Chairman. Mrs. Rappaport'is in natlnn )r nella, Edison, and Katharine Ma- onal League and Atlantic lx>ngno ractltion<>r nnd will nin a fam- Mary, A Grand Old Name," 1n ,,[ r Y.O. "Dating" will be The airmen are 1963 graduates of Woodbridge Senior High dren four through eleven years of charge of the preparations in p School. ino, Maplevraod, both cousins of U|', .;,„,! by Rev. Francis F. age, 11 A. M., and Evening Evan- Clark; Mrs. Mark Binstein is the ire requested to attend the ncxtj ,|y.type practiM to help fulfill and "Down Our Way." he bride. Junior bridesmaids meeting at the Bowl-O-Mat Inni^hl ,,„;, parish assistant; "dress" gelistic Services, 7 P. M. Tuesday, Carteret chairman. the medical nerds of the grow- The chorus will sing at the cere the Misses Marie and Nan- 8 o'clock abnret Night of the Carteret \l,,> Mary Connolly, Women's Missionary Council Last Friday evening, November ing community. Prayer Meeting, l P. M., and Fri-:y Sarullo, Rahway, nieces of the (nights of Columbus Saturday | i., i Iselin 8. the chapter was host at an Oneg Dr. Mnuror and his family re- f Scout Troops Make day, Young People's Christ's Am- irldegroom. Miss Mary Rose night. !litll,n|! and driving" by Jo- Shabbot in cooperation with Mrs cently arrived In Iselin Irom bassadors, 7:30 P. M. frennan, New Brunswcik, was Sinai Chapter A standing invitation is alwayi ,' ijaiassi. Woodbridge Police Amid Beerman, at Temple B'nai Philadelphia, wherr he took his h her cousin's flower girl. }ut for any women who would „,,,,,„• ami "diversions" by The church nursery will be Jacob, I/ird Street, Avenel. Mrs. prr-mrdlcal and medical train- William McCormack, Port like to join the group in singing for Yule Affairs available during Sunday morn- Meyer Trabermnn, Section Edu Ing. He is a Korean War veter- ,,'•,,, 'Donnelly parish' C.Y.O. heading, was best man. Ushers To Hear Doctor our-part harmony. No musical ing worship service, under the' cation Chairman, was the guest an with five years active duty hairman. wert Joseph Sarullo, Colonia, COLONIA - B'nai B'rilh Wo- I,, ISELIN - The leaders of Girl uniforms for sale or donation to supervision of Mrs. Magne Lohne. speaker. She spoke about the lackground or training is re* rs of Class JA will be as a commissioned officer In Scout Neighborhood 3 met Wed- irother of the bridegroom; Rob- men, Sinai Chapter held its ox juired. The Sweet Adelines meet please contact one of the leaders. At the recent annual business scope and the extent of ORT's the U. S. Navy. •- All parents in the par- rt Wheelan, Montclair, and Tho- ecutive board meeting last night, I nesday night, after regular Brow- Tentative plans were made for meeting election was held for activities all over the world, high jvery Monday night 8:30 in Fa- invited to attend. mas Palmieri, Irvington, cousin 'ith Mrs. Melvin Klein. fiS Drake Dr. Maurtr was born and nie and Girl Scout Troop meet- February, International Month, secretary and treasurer and for lighting the six-point program ol tima Hall, St. Cecelia's Church. rf the bride. David Ciullo, Berke- Jlare, Colonia, as hostess, raised in Brooklyn, Ills wife, ings, in St. Cecelia's cafeteria. an International Fair to be held three-year trustee. Elected to Women's American ORT and pay- Beverly, is a native of Canr The newly initaited Scouting on "Thinking Day," with each these offices were: Mrs. George ley Heights, cousin of the bride, ing particular attention to the cri- Mrs. Yale Abrams, program .den. They have one child, a ||{ummage Sale program, involving "open-cnf troop planning and operating a Maxwell, Richard Workman, and was ring bearer. sis, situation in France and thechairman, announced that a spe- Social Worker daughter, Ellen Jo, 18 months. troops, divided into Brownies, booth. Parents and other scoutsMelvin Bennett, respectively. The couple is on a wedding trip ORT program in Israel. :iaj program will be presented at i Nassau. When tfiey return they .he November 20 meeting at Juniors, Cadettcs, and Seniors, will be invited. Exhibits will be Volunteers are needed at the Reservations are still being ac- Set Tomorrow will reside in Elizabeth. Temple Beth Am, Colonia, at To Speak Here was discussed. Mrs. John Ross, planned. The annuul mother church for Monday, Tuesday, cepted for the Pay in Lakewood - A*»*e Mrs. Sarullo was graduated :30 p.m. The guest speaker will neighborhood Jhaifman, asked daughter communion breakfast Thursday and Friday evenings, at the New Irvington Hotel, in Amnesty Period ISELIN-Sheldon Rotter, Case- of the Auxiliary of Co- rom St. Mary's High School, )e Dr. Phillip S. Green, obste- each leader for her reaction to will be held in March and inand all day Saturday, starting » eluding full use of all facilities, worker Supervisor of Family ay the new program was be-April the group will sponsor a Perth Amboy, and New York dinner, dancing and a Broadway trician and gynecologist, with of- Counciling Service in Middlesex 8 A. M. Work is progressing nice : |fpr:nul:i|prf for a ing accepted. window display. *• ly on the church addition. oundling Hospital School of Nurs- show. Mrs. Alex Freiberg ices in Colonia and Scotch Plains. Set by Library County, will be the guest speak* held today and tomorrow ing. She was on the staff at Uni-381-6584, is chairman and the dati Dr. Green is a graduate of Jef- er at the general meeting of Con- At the Brownie meeting pre- Volunteer leaders are needed. ISELIN — An amnesty on over |, iw Main Street, Rahway from n Memorial Hospital. is Sunday, November 17. ferson Medical School, had his gregation Beth Sholom, Sunday, ceding the leader's meeting. Mrs. Anyone interested may contact due books has been declared b; I v ,1 m to 5 p.m. Her husband was graduated The midwinter Planning Con csidency at Newark City Hos- at 8:30 P.M. Arthur Bernadelli and Mrs, W. JMrs. . Harold Cornell, LI 8-0364. Ioly Innocents Rev. David G. Delzell, moderato: -•, Kudy Grieve, president of Tom Rahway High School and isference will be held on Tuesday and was Chief of Obstetrics He will speak on the subject of Jurusz were invested as leaders, of St. Cecelia's Free Catholic Li auxiliary disclosed that a •mployed by Sarcon Construction November 26, 8:30 P.M., at theand Gynecology at Griffis Air 'What Is Happening to Modern and Mrs. Alexander Cuthbertson, brary, from November 17 up t l.iy brunch, after the holidays. Co., Rahway. He served two Hotel Essex House, Newark. Mrs, 'orce Base Hospital. Marriage." Mrs. Betty McGcehan, and Mrs. Reveal Plans and including November 24. Al hoen tentatively arranged Fashion Show 'ears with the U. S. Army. Albert Greenberg is chairman anc Dr. Green will speak on prob- Mr. Rotter was employed at a J. E. Carpenter were welcomed COLONIA-Rev. Father Thorn- overdue books returned during : Mrv Augusta Bella as chair- can be reached at 381-9350 foi lems of the middle years, high- caseworker by the American Red and introduced as new leaders is Dentici was the guest speaker the amnesty period will be free reservations. lighting (1) family planning, (2) Dross shortly after his graduation i Christmas sale of pies and who had been previously invest Is Successful recent meeting of the Holy from fines. |(,M• has been planned for the O.R.T. Sabbath The drawings for the Regioi common female disorders of wo- Tom Columbia University, with ed into the Girl Scouts. COLONIA - The Ladies Aiur nnocents Society at St. Mary's Rev. Delzell urged members iinj; of December, place raffle prize will be held that eve men in their 30's, and (3) modern j Master's Degree in Social Work. liar school in Perth Amboy. His sub- who have overdue books to re- The schedule for the remaining j[ y_ °}c ning at the plenary session, aftei He was the Casework Supervisor jjnrf nmc to be announced. - ject was "Not What We Can ancer diagnosis. A question and November meetings was dis| Leagu- e of Colonia held its second At Beth Sholom which the delegates will adjourn turn them during this period. Al of the Jewish Chronic Disease f All delegates and alternates )o for the Retarded Child - Bui answer period will be held. The cussed "and ptanned. QrnNovenv annual iashlon -ShflW- at to workshops. present, approximately 300 books Hospital, in Brooklyn, before as- • > requested to attend the Gold fWhaCTney 'Can "Do For Us." The ISELIN ~ O.R.T. Sabbath will meeting will be- restricted to wo- her 27 the Junior and Cadette 17, Inman Avenue. The board meeting will be hel are oufoiancling, Hindering theii suming his present position. He ""•"" s meeting this week at Win- most important thing we learn e celebrated at Congregation men only. troops will meet in the hall, The show this year focused on at the home of Mrs. Clark Green circula'ion. is a member of the National As- jficlH fire Department. from them is now to love, he Beth Sholom for the Metwood This is the last week to make fashions for head and toe. The berg, Carteret, tonight at 8:30. sociation of Social Workers and while the Brownie Trt^ps will said, Chapter of O.R.T., Friday, No- reservations for the anniversary Mrs. William Daniels, chairman meet in the first an?r*third floor head interest was provided "by a vember 22, at the Temple, 90 dinner-dance at Wally's on Satur of the used book sale, November Academy of Certified Social lake Sale Scheduled 1 With many thanks to Right Rev. class rooms. The Juniors and smart group of fall and winter Cooper Avenue, day. Mrs. Morton Schutz will take 20 and 21, 7 to 9 p.m. at the liIWorkers. Msgr. John J. Foley, the perma- Toifoy by Sisterhood Cadettes will be shown a film hats. Highlight of the show was The month of' November has Parents Visit last minute reservations at FU brary, announced the books oi The Family Counciling Service nent headquarters for Holy Inno- ISFXIN - The Sisterhood of!entitled "Let's Go Camping." a unique collection of ladies cas- been designated cy the Metwood 1-5476. sale will be of a general selectioi is a private, nonsectarian agen- cents meetings will be St. Mary'; negation Beth Sholom will1 n was decided that the Brow ual and high fashion footwear. : Chapter of the Women's Ameri- The long awaited January 17 of interest to adults and children. cy, which is a member of the School, Perth Amboy, the fourth School 6 Room nr a cake sale today, begin-nies will have a Flag ceremony Modeling the hats and shoes can O.R.T. as "School Buildings weekend -at the Granite Hotel is Proceeds will be used to purchas Family Service Association of Monday of the month at 8:30. itOA.M. at the HiDtop Shop1 monthly, with a different troop were Mrs. Carl Lambert, Mrs. Project Month."1 The four-year ISELIN- The fifth grade moth coming up fast and Mrs. David ja new 20-volume "Young People' America, the national standard- E. Machado, Mrs. Robert Jones, Sister Mary Regis has set upprogram was started ibis. year. ers of School 6 were hostesses Cohen at FU 8-4023 is taking res- jScienee Encyclopedia." The sail setting agency for the family and Supermarket, Oak Tree! conducting it each time. y ie curriculum for tbt year witli 1I c lu at the open house 'held at' th is open to the public. marital counciling field. It nro- | Leaders of -the Iselin Neigh- Mrs. Chariot -Van Blarcum, Mrs. The group *' * *'*' *'**• *« ervations. fimds to vides a professionally qualified tk Board meeting, last i borhood will attend the annual John Slovik, Mrs. Stanley Steil- her group of teachers of religion build and extend schools all over school in conjunction with the Nc Mrs. Donald Liebeskind, presi Don't »wk, Mrs. Hyraan Dingott, pres maeh, Mrs, Daniel De Cicco andfor the retarded. They will use the world. Four new Apprentice1 vember meeting of the Home wv dent, annuonced that B'nai B'rith staff of counselors to families leaders dinner at the Pines, No- Gob - I am burning with lov lent of Sisterhood announced that Mrs. G. Thompson. the same books and follow the Centers are currently being built School Association. is selling tickets to the 1964-65 without regard to ability to pay, for you. charging fees worked out individ- general membership meeting plans were made for ame curriculum in the various in: Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Ahrab, Discu6sions were held in the in-Worlds Fair at a discount price. Tenlative Mrs. William Olsen won a pair Gal — Oh, don't make a fuel 1! bo held Monday. November - ' centers of instructions. Sr. Regis and Haifa. The school in Haifa, dividual classrooms with The gates open to the World's ually on the basis of family a leaders' Christmas party at|of shoes and Mrs. Frank Varan- yourself. .11 R 30 P. M. also said the teachers will meet teachers explaining the system means. the next Neighborhood meeting ko, a hat. Other prize winners ready for the 1964-1965 school Fair on April 22. Mrs. Hal Blinder Tho Sisterhood if sponsoring a the last Saturday of every month of marking and the classroom December S. Grab bag gifts will were Mrs. John Shoesmlth, Mrs, year, is being built in memory will have tickets available upon ||ala barn dance at the Synagogue, at St. Mary's School, Perth Am- routines. be exchanged. The Brownie Walter Nronseder,,,Mrs. E. Ma- of the late past National presi- request. 1 Cooper Avenue, on Saturday, boy. She rjvited anyone to this Mrs. Frank Giacumbo, prcsi troops will have their Christmas chado and Mrs. Howard McDon- dent, Jeanette Orleans Jayl. lovember 30. Tickets may be meeting who is interested in dent, announced that a hot do party December 18. |ough. The chapter is sponsoring a {School 24 Arranges Hirrhased from any member. eaching religion to the retarded Golden Book. Donors' names will luncheon will be held on Thuri A uniform exchange has been The next meeting will be No- 1 Miss Emelda Ruckett has start- be inscribed in one of the four day, November 21, from 11 a.m For 'Open House Flu. urged to Improve loan started. It was requested that vember 25 at the Civic Club, In- ed her class or religion for re-Centers In Israel. The donor may to 1 p.m. The Class Mothers an ISELJN - Mrs. Frank C. Fyke, inyone having junior or cadette man Avenue. tarded children of St. Cecelia's choose the center to which he members of the executive boari president of the PTA of School parish, on Saturdays from 9 to wishes to donate. will serve. Volunteers to help wil 24, announced that a meeting of 10 a.m. at St. Cecelia's, Iselin. A Charming Child contest is the luncheon are Mrs. Armandi the Kennedy Park School PTA Magna,- Mrs. Charles Ruge, Mr; executive board will be held to- Four members attended, an also being sponsored by the William Neesan, and Mrs. Johnight at 8, at the school. >pen house at the Johnstons Re-group, proceeds to be used for Manfried. Open House will be held at search, and Training Center'' in the building project. Chairman is COME IN AND JOIN A Christmas party has beei the Kennedy Park School Mon- Bordentown. They were Mrs. Mrs. Isadora Usdansky, HI 2-6044. planned for December 4. day. All parents are invited to FIRST SAVINGS George Georgules, Edison; Sis- Mrs. Joseph Levy's mornin visit the classrooms, where con- ter Mary Franciton, South Plain- Masses Announced class won the attendance awai ferences will take place at 7:30. 1964 field; Miss Emelda Ruckert, Ise- For St. Cecelia's and Mrs. James Smith won th lin, and Mrs. Fred MacKenzie, Parents will be able to view special award. Metuchen. ISELIN - Masses for Sunday, exhibits of their children's work. November 17, have been set at St. Delia's Church as follows: 6:30, JVeu> Members Enroll 7:15, 8:00, 8:45, 9:45, 10:30, 11:15 In Mothers Group and 12 noon in the main church; 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, and 12 Towne 'n Country Delicatessen ISELIN — Two new members were enrolled at a meeting of noon in the lower church. "Catering h Our Specialty" the Mother's Club of Boy Scout Confessions will be heard on EARN Troop 47 Tuesday at Fellowship Saturday from 3 to 5:30 in the 15 Years Experience Catering To: HOW TO GET RICH afternoon and from 7 to 9 in the THE SAME LIBERAL Hall, First Presbyterian Church. Welcomed were Mrs. Robert Ellis evening. and Mrsj Fred Katora. Novenas scheduled for the week Weddings - Picnics - Tea Parties - Banquets DIVIDENDS will be: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. AS our regular savings accounts Plans were made to attend a Industrial Parties - Engagements No charge for opening or closlnt SLOW performance of "IiT Abner" at Continuous Novena to St. Jude, account. Patron of Hopeless* Cases, and the Meadowbrook Dinner Thea- Beautiful Buffets at Heasonable Prices ter, Cedar Grove., December 6. Novena to Our Lady of the Mir Reservations must be made by aculous Medal; and Saturday this weekend. Members will be morning after eight o'clock Mass, asked to meet at the Presbyter- Novena to Our Lady of Fatima. SELLING EXCLUSIVELY ian Church parking lot at 6:30 on the day of the trip. is requested to contact one of Thunianns Choice Cold Cuts Announcement was made that the members uf the club. Paulus Dairy Goods the recent eandy dale, sponsored The next regular meeting of the Thelma's Baked Goods IvieaS by the Mother's Club, was a sue club will be January 6 in Fel- Small sums saved weekly build HTieUuyoiin. White Rose Groceries Untrin cess. lowship Hall where election of up to substantial amounts tho nonev to'wp America 1 A uniform exchange has been officers will take place. Hostess fotcei that threaten our irM initiated. Anyone having a Boywill be Mrs. Russell Eckens- •wntoatt. Another thine about getting rich berger. IF YOU SAVE YOU RECEIVE atar with U. 8. SaTingi Bonds U that Scout uniform to sell or donate PREPARED FOODS BY OUR CHEF almost anybody can do it So why not % ,50 weekly * $ 25 plus dividends aign up for Payroll Savings baton (TO HKLI* THK BUSY HOUSEWIFE) 1.00 weekly • SO plus dividends nut payday! mmti M mositim CAR ma Stuffed Cabbage 2.00 weekly * 100 plus dividends qra2snfakfc WASH AND WA] Pastrami - Rice Pudding TMM lamow plan takea the V. S. Sming$ Bomb 3.00 weekly ' ISO plus dividends b msking Beef Goulash JMh.f oat of Mrinff now ? Ton get $4 for every $3 at maturity 5.00 weekly • 250 plus dividend* ttMMUttc. Too jut tell your em- You can get you money anytime Fruit Jello - Corned Beel lTWMlt him to wt uide * Your Bonds are replaced- fro If Hot Sausage 10.00 weekly • BOO plus dividends check e.Ch lost, destroyed or stolen Bread Pudding 20.00 weekly • 1,000 plus dividends You can buy Bonds where you wa* Roast Turkey • For 50 Weeks Virginia Ham •M hoi* mart or kit deducted at Assorted Soups Bar B-Q Chicken ttnd many more . . , FIRST SAVINGS 7Se»th«§in»ll»»ww out) loan Auu • vice EPISCOPAL CHURCH ATOM Kindergarten through sixth grade 8 P.M. Sunday School 11:00 AM Bewares 10:00 A.M. Wednesday,, testimony meeting ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST St. Margaret's Unit, first Wed- NEW DOVER there is no death." This passage GOAT MAKES A Mil JMtfh H. ThomMa, Junion High Fellowship 10:00 at 8 P.M ORTHODOX GREEK nesday, I P.M. METHODIST CHURCH from Proverbs 01:181 Btr. fn»dt DSS! Ab 9:43 A.M., Sunday School A.M. to 12 Noon Reading Room, Tuesday and GRAND ,H'\ni<>\ CATHOLIC CHURCH Episcopal Churchwomen, first CM New Dover Road, Edison read in all Christian Science Sunday Masses: «:M, 7: JO, 8:30, 11 A.M., Morning Prayer Post-High Bible Study, 10:00 A.M. Thursday 12 to 3 P.M., Wed- was an excil'ini; Bnai aat DIvWw Streeti Monday, 2 P.M. Morning Worship and Church churches next Sunday. The sub- 9:45, 11 and 12:1} Holy Communion, Second Sunday, Senior High Westminster Fellow- nesday < to 7:30 P.M. School when a billy t Perth Aafcoy Trinity Ahar Guild, mourth Thurs- School; ject of the Bible lesson U "Mor- W«May Massa: 7 and 7:30 HAJf. school, btitted the [••••, In. lUphtn Uior, Putor ship 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. day, 8 p.m. 9:30 to 10:30 A.M. WetUtett. IS E. Broad Street A.M. 6:45 P.M., Thursday, choir re- tals and Immortals." Matins, 7 A.M., Early Ladies Aid Society meets second Trinity Young People's Fellow- 11 A.M. until noon Sunday, 9:30 and 11 A.M. fled will) a 5ixih , Confessions: 3:30 to 5:SO and hearsal These lines from the Christian Mass, 8 A.M. Church and fourth Mondays, 800 P.M. ship every Sunday 7 P.M. Young Peoples' Group, 7 p M Sunday School, 11 A.M. 7 to 9 P.M. fetal,» AM, BVANOELICAL AND Worrwn's Guild, fourth Tuesday, Trinity Gkli Friendly- Society, I WdWednesdayd , TestimonTti y Meeting, Science textbook will also be in- a lasso by tin' she 8:00 Pit. Vespers, Saturday night* and be- REFORMEg, CHURCH second and fourth Tuesdays, OUR LADY OF PEACE I 8:00 P.M. eluded: "It When Princiiial .In St. JAMES R. G. CHURCH Men's Christian Fellowship sec- Reading Rooms, 116 Quimhy St., fore holy days at 7 P.M. N Janes Street 5:45 PM. CHURCH edging the supremacy of Spirit, how much the chilil Ankoy Arente, Woodbridge ond Friday, 8:00 P.M. Trinity Cub Scout Pack 34, Den | 10 to 4:30 weekdays; to which annuls the claims of mat- u, B*T. Mtgt. Outlet O. Woodbridge New Brnaswiek Avenue, Fords McCmistiB, Utter FIRST PRESBYTERIAN B>T. UfUt EPT, Mtnliter Meeting!, Thursday, 6:30 P.M., IUT. Jottph Bnoiowial, Piitor P.M., Mondays ter, that mortals can lay off mor-hours composition Brr, WtlUlUB BOH. AwJrtint Putot CHURCH Order •( Sunday Serrlees ISELIN ASSEMBLY OF GOD Pack Meetings, fourth Monday, Sunday Masses, 8, 9, 10 and 11 tality and find the to be entitled 'The Hi!., IUT. DMMM J. Wily, MS Sahway Arcane 10 A.M., Sunday School 7:30 " - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Aiatftant Pwtor CHURCH A.M. and 13 noon spiritual link Came To School. WoodbrMge. N. J. 10 A.M., English Service 48 Berkeley Boulevard Trinity Senior Choir Practice, Weekday Masses, 6:45 and « A.M. LESSON-SERMON man forever in the divine like- Sunday Masses: 6:45, 7:45, Un N. Ndaeth, Putor 11 A.M., Hungarian Service IseUn, N. J. Thursdays, 7:30 P.M., Satur- First Friday, 6:45, 8 and 8:45! "In the way of righteousness is ness, inseparable from his crea- 8:45, 10:00 and 11:00 A.M. usti M. aunh Atrtitant rutor Key to the Script!, 7 P.M., Youth Fellowship Rei. William Kliby, Weekday Manes, 7:00 and 7:30 rtH A. Brtefi, Jr- days, 3 P.M. A.M. life; and in the pathway thereof tor" (Science- Baker Eddy. p. 4'H A.M. Dirwtor of Hoik First Sunday of the month 3:30 Sunday Services: 9:45 A.M., Sunday School for all Novena services every Tuesday, toroing Worship, 11 A.M. P.M., Ladies' Aid Society 7:30 P.M. lurch School, 9:30 A.M. Monday, Religious Training, 2:30 ages imior Christian Endeavor, Tuesday (First) Lorantify Guild, 11:00 A.M., Morning Worship OUR REDEEMER P.M. Sundays 7:30 ^ 7:00 P.M., Evening Gospel LUTHERAN CHURCH imior Hi United Presbyterian Tuesday (Second) Officers and 7:45 P.M., Wednesday, Bible 26 Forth Street, Fords Youth, 6 P.M., Sundays Elders, 7:30 Study Her; ITdoff KT H0E1 Senior HT Unite! Tresbyteftan- TuSirlaJT "CFburlhT 7:30 P.M., Trtday, Yormg Per> Orfinlitt: Eddie Jacobtoo ud Youth, 7 P.M., Sundays 7:30 MI11 Barbw PrttKlii pies Service •Outh'Choir rehearsal, 7:30 P.M., Matin Service, 8:15 A.M. Wednesday: Junior Choir, 3:13 7:45 P.M., Iffrst Thursday of Tuesdays. Main Smite, 10:4S ' Wedwaday: Adult Choir, 7:90 month, Women's Missionary MR. MERCHANT.. Senior Choir rehearsal, 8:00 PJL, Holy Communion: Friday: Brownie Troop, 7:00 Council First Sunday, 10:45 Fridays Friday: Girls Scouts, 7:00 B:00 P.M., Fourth Saturday of Third Sunday, 8:15 Junior Choir rehearsal, 9:30 A.M., Saturday; Confirmation Class, 10 month, Men's Fellowship Sunday School and Bible Classes, Saturdays A.M. CONGREGATION BETH 9:30 A.M. luth Circle, 1:30 P.M., second " CONGREGATION SHOLOM Take a "TIP" from Santa, Wednesday. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL B'NAI JACOB to Cooper Avenue, Iselin \ White Church Guild, second and ,OIURCH OF WOODBRIDGE fourth Mondays, 8 P.M. Lord Street. Avenel Rabbi Horman Klelnmu Rabbi PliUlp Bread Ramn.awl Grove iyenes Ladu' Aid Society, second.and Dr. Norbert Kaitncr, Cantor Hev. Bpyd |H. Johnwa, Jr. Sabbath Services, friday eve- Robert Wahlntn, MioJiter of Hade Junior Con- , ning, 8:00 Mn. Ke&neth McCilu Women's Association, gregation Saturday Morning Service, 8:30 Superintendent of Church School day, 8 P.M. Robert WfthliKn, Ort»nlit Circle meetings, first Thursday, 9:30 A.M., Church School, Nurs- 1:30 and 8 P.M. ADVERTISE ery through Junior High Session, second Tuesday, 7:30 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship P.M. 11:00 A.M. Church School Cancer dressing group, first and Nursery through Junior Depart- IN third Wednesdays, 10 A.M. ments. (Child care service), Children's Holy Communion, first 12:05 P.M., Coffee Hour Fellow Sunday of every month. 7:30 P.M., Senior High Pilgrim TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Fellowship Tfeifer Boulevard and Meetings Krochmally Avenue Official Board, 8:00 PM,, third Perth Amboy Thursday ' The Independent - Leader Jonph R. B»lk1n, rutor Church School Staff, first Mon- 10 A.M., Sunday School for all day 8:00 P.M. ages Surgical dressings, first and 1 A.M., Worship Service, Com- fourth Wednesday, 1:30 P,M, munion Service. and GR.T. Club, third Monday 8:00 Nursery open 10-12 for children P.M. through three Dorcas Fellowship, 8 P.M., first 7 P.M., Evening Worship Thursday Naomi Circle, 1:30 P.M., first WOODBRIDGE METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday. MONEY-SAVING MAIN 1)1811: Acorn squash and sausage are Sigma Alpha Phi, Second ami 71 Main Street Rev. Tbtodqre C, Seunani, Putor delightfully compatible, and this recipe for sausage-stuffed Carteret Press Fourth Tuesdays, 8:00 P.M. RCT. Luther H. Martin, Jr. squash provides a particularly delicious way of bringing the Ccngregators, first Sunday Mlnlitet to Youth two together. The sausage-squash stuffing is blended with 7:00 P.M. 9:30 A,M. Church School double-rich evaporated milk for creamy-smoothness In the Men's Club, fourth Thursday 11:00 A,M. Worship baking. It boosts the food value, UK>, 7; 30 P.M. 5:00 P.M. Junior-High 1 Sausage-stuffed Squash Choir Rehearsals Fellowship 4 medium size acorn squash 1 teaspoon salt Chancel, Wednesday, 7:« P.M. 7:00 P.M. Methodist Youth V1 pounds sausage meat 6 tablespoons brawn sugar Junior Wednesday, 6:45 P.M. CHRISTMAS GIFT EDITION Fellowship Vi cup evaporated milk Wash tquash and cut in half crosswise. If squash halves do not sit level, trim stem and blossom ends carefully. Place halves cut side down in a shallow baking pan. Pour in boiling Which Will Be Published On water to depth of about '• inili. Bake in preheated hot oven (400* K.) until tender, about 30 minutes. Remove squash from pan and set aside to coot. Meanwhile, cook sausu^v in a skillet until lightly browned, breaking meat into small pieces with a fork. Remove from skillet and drain on 1>U|H'I toweling. Pour fat from skillet, Wta-n squash h

...._,.»..__ ^__,, ...r.™- Dances Set Health and Beauty To Resume Tomorrow ISELIN - Mrs. William Thack- AVENEL PERSONALS must begin nt birth to train ara, publicity chairman, an- ,i,v iii Rood habit*. Remem nounced weekly teonngc dance*, ... nlil wylng, "A» the twig of Sisterhood of Frank Hrthoelk, 32 Mitchfll sponsoreponsoread boyy Chni^nninn O'Hillu nusn Wornworn-' ™m»" "• —••—•-"•- --,- ,. |,,. tree is Inclined." If n's Clubs In conjunction with the Congregation B'nai Jacob attend- Place. ,,. ;i (;u clftKK, negligent par ABOU1 YOUR HOME -Kadet Mothers of Woodhridge HERE AM SOME MORE HICHUMB Ftocrentinn Deportment, will re-ling the Highland Park Connerva- - "• .,„ probably will have way- sumo lomorrow night at School tivc Temple's Women's League meet Monday at 8:30 pm t „„*„»«» ;,.Ut ^i t?nL#.-l I Hurt T^tmrtlA'a DUnmati's I Aatfltt* Of FAMOUS BALL PLAYERS. l(i.,:il)edipnt children, who IS, Indinna Avenue, 7;M until meeting today are; Mrs. Martin -Avenel Memorial Fnst, V. F, 10:30 P. M. They will also be held Litingcr, Mrs. David Lemberg, W, meets Tuesday at the Maple mVWE'BASEBALL FAti ,, rhey will probably ^^: November 22. December B and Mrs. Jarvis Klein, Mrs. David Tree Farm at 8 p.m. SHOULD HAVE NO TftOUBVE !,, ni and rausc you lo rntl is rasy to Rn>w and w 20, Klarfield and Mrs. Lee Siegfried. - Avenel School 23 will hold /DENT/P/IN& MM— wealth of rolor d r ln< in sorrow. an The dances arc open to all teen- -Mr.and Mrs, John Egan Jr., ipen house Tuesday from 7:30 to lo nny outdoor picture ., MIII (»ormit your bobies go residents o( isolin between 13 and d»ught«rs, Patty and Mary 8:30 p.m. The P.T.A. hook fair ; While yo||Ow » l!lc mos, C(lm. will be open then and nfter the ;li;l|| children to gel whalj and 17, Rules and regulations to Ellen. George Street, spent four |mon color associated with tl,P {hf tic enforced include: New mem- days vacationing In Pennsylvania. membership meeting which is Va ialions tfllln(l scheduled for 8:30 pm ..minims holding ji ' "* ' '« the bers attending must furnish proof They vlsietd Gettysburg, touring jinore modern bulbs raw from of agt> such as birth certificate; -Third Ward Second District ,„• indulging In othor forms,, wh.'.e in v r| * u ' the historical town. a 0lw (ic({rw f no dungarees, T-shirts, slacks on Democratic and Civic Club meets llf, vmi prove to them and jty to sh,^ of ^ 'red ^ - The First Congregational girls, or tight clothing of any at the Hlllcrest at 8:30 p.m. Tues ,,,,-IH thai you are a flabby, !pink, salmon, buff and grcon Church of Woodbridge is sponsor- «. clmrartcr. That you do sort will be permitted; boys must day. I Tu in „„ , ing ft Harvest Home turkey din « the wife nor the flrm- wear ties and jackets; smoking -Wednesday the Avonel Wo mr today from 5:30 to 7 p.m. and loitering on grounds is pro- man's Club meets at Ihe loca Th'me church Is located on the K y. hibited; no youngsters will be first aid squad build inR at (L15 corner of Barren and Grove Ave- for spacing at permitted to leave tho dance be- p.m. nues. fore 10:20 unless accompanied by -The Sixth District Republican ,„„ •l"iibs -Ptido of New Jersey Coun- parent or guardian; membership Club meeU Wednesday at 8.JO cil, Sons and Daughters of Lib- cards to be presented at the door p.m. at the home of Mr. and erty, meet tomorrow at^School i i are not transfenablc; and there Mrs. William Scheuerman, 300 auditorium at 8 p.m. CALORIK-THIMMEI) CRANBERRY TREAT; Festive fare on will be no dances when school Prospect Avenue. is closed for holidays or inclem- -The Fire CotfflnlssioherB meet • a traditional Thanksgiving Day dinner tables will spell ruin t a real challenge. trollable temper and continuous LAVORIS MOUTH WASH nagging no longer. 7 FINAST SLICED BACON Chops— 1 le hf r husb 8nd CLAPP'S BABY FOOD «"• 6 ^ 69« u(5 McClurt, ewtar of NBBC-C ™, ( , ^ SELECTED BEEF UVER d«Hdotu llavw The Virginian." is arealnal Plans tor a dlV0rt'e t0 marry CLAPP'S BABY FOOD ««•» 10179« tike. During summer vacareal- ^^ ^^ Debbie ^ FRESH SLICED COD STEAKS 39< this is a prime time to return to JIODLDER High school and college be WALNUTS AND CHOCOLATE TEAM: Keep your cookie jar SO EXTRA MH OREIN 5TAMH with aodi pvrcha** «f Rn UM :flis a arlment t0 scuss somp tax H-O OATS ,t;r, 4ifl as a cowboy on Nevada P * 1 Ib. GEM "CHILD-MILD" SKINUSS FRANKS [problems. Several situations arise filled with real goodies, Walnut Chocolate Cookies. Serve these and due to a sudden snowstorm cookies with a glass of milk for nibbling time, or with fruit CHASE & SANBORN 3S EXTRA 5tH GREEN STAMPS wllh aoth purtUw of she has to spend the night at her for dessert. They're crunchy with California walnuts, flavorful ONION SOUP 1 pkg. MOGEN DAVID MIDOIT SALAMI t, BOLO9HA spouses apartment, which results with rich brown semi-sweet chocolate morsels and nutritious, WALDORF TOILET TISSUE 3^1.00 in an excitihg conclusion. The famed team of chocolate and walnuts was never better Diane M^Bain, Michael Rennie set off than in this drop cookie dough that's lightly spiced with KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES «>**27c and Hiram Sheram add their tal- cinnamon and nutmeg. Try walnuts and chocolate morsels to- gether in sauces, frostings, cakes, piu, and other desserts too. MARCAL HANKIES ««•»"•• 3^ 23c ent to this bit of comedy. SLICED WHITE BREAD ^ 2^33 You'll find plenty of California walnuti available for all your Something Like cookie baking either in-the-shell in cellophane bags, or shelled 11. KtminJtf »(O{£M THE 7lbWmC COUPONS' lit. I IT S Personalized A traveler back from New York in handy vacuum cans or clear bags. RONZONI SPAGHETTI 2 43c GET EXTRA S A H GUM STAMPS says that in restaurants there a Walnut Chocolate Cookies calico bag of tea is put in a cold 1 cup shortening ft cup dairy sour cream MNAIT MACH n\B> teapot and warm water poured in. •id MEAT IALLJ 2 cups dark brown sugar, 1 cup quick cooking oats CHEF BOY-AR-DEE 2 49c The beverage tastes something COFFEE CAKE '233* packed 1 frounce package (1 cup) ilike British coffee does to an LlfilTCIUlK FINAJt UUtH 1 teaspoon cinnamon Mml-sweet chocolate American. UM vi teaspoon nutmeg morsels CHICKEN, SEA TUN A 3 -London Opinion l POUND CAKE t eggs l .i cups chbpped California ,Mrt 2 cups sifted all purpose flour walnuts JUST CHU. ul SERVE FINAST BANANA DONUTS Wi teaspoons baking powder 1 cup raisins BORDEN'S EGG NOG cu FINAST CHEESE BREAD Hi teaspoons salt "YW'UIDEI Cream shortening, sugar and spices together until Ruff j. Beat FROZW fOODSWCfALS Free Oelimj Service AST RlfilT FUVCW 14 K. in eggs, one at a time. Resift flour with baking powder and TOMATO JUICE Ul 29c lei. ME 4- salt, Add to shortening-sugar mixture, alternately with sour cream. Stir in oats. Add chocolate morsels, walnuts and raisins. TW.LHUJE Drop cookies from teaspoon onto very lightly greased cookie NESTLES COOKIE MIX APPLE PUBLIX sheet, Bake at 350 degrees 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove from baking sheet and cool on cookie rack. Makes FARM ID PHARMACY about eight dozen 2-inch cookies. PET EVAPORATED MILK 3.140^ HOUSE 4k m Main ItrMt, "Will, m're a Dttt-cv /om/ry TENDER SWEET PEAS "YWUIIEI MAADY'S OPEN 'TIL 10 2 il 35< againl" H0WAD Potato Pancakw 1 Proclamation CUT-RITE PUSTIC WRAP •«•*«• 29c BORDEN'S READY DIET FINAST MEAT PIES WHEREAS, Th« health and welfare of the residents of KRAFT PARKAY MARGARINE FRIED CLAMS " ******Betf ,/« Chicke^ n or Turkey 3J£49« Woodbridge Township are of primary concern to our gov- LION SNAP-OFF BAGS POTATO PUFFS 2 £4* 25 UTRA SiH ORIEN STAMM wMi Mth minim* «fc erning body, v LION SNAP-OFF BAGETTES ELBOW MACARONI 2^t47c a U M. pkg. STOUPKR'S WINACH lOUmi ' WHEREAS, The Middlesex County Tuberculosis and « 13 M. pk|. STOUmi'S POtATQU AU MATUt u«t.pi, 49c When it's a Health League it an agency which has a broad interest in TOILET TISSUE *„„ BURRY'S SCOOTER PIE a 12 W. pig. STOUFKR'S ISCAUOMO ATTUB the protection of health, particularly in the prevention and PASTEL NAPKINS matter of control of Tuberculosis and other Respiratory Diseases. WHEREAS, With adequate help from the community, the PILLSBURY BISCUITS great majority of, TB patients can be expected' to recover form, see us and maintain thoir health, POTATOES WHEREAS, Mo.st Respiratory Diseases can be prevented ijh we ar« alerted to the symptoms and take heed of medi- Whtn it comet lofl^Uinfl* form (if cal ii WHHRKAS, The philosophy »f the MJddJaMX County Tu, formil \O btrculosii and Health Lea^uie is that "an ounce of prevention tot*. «« «. W. hav. IN "k IS vttfth a pound of cure.' " Sow" to THiiUEFORE, 1, Walter Zirpolo, Mayor of Woodbridge SWEETHEART SOAP Township, urge every citizen to contribute generously to thai will lav. lime and mon.y. Y«t'« the Christmas Seal appeal of the Middlesex County Tubercu- lous «mi lUttWi U'tittiw In help support and «tpand Us pro- gram of health education, case finding And research tie- signed for the .protection of all of us. MIDDLESEX IN WITNESS WUEKEOK I HAVE HEREUNTO SET MY Firtt National Stores TREND DETERGENT BEECH-NUT 18 Green Street, Wuodbr.dge HAND AND CAUSED THE SEAL OF THt TOWNSHIP OF PllCti fffiCIIVt IOCA1 IHHU Ul. NOV. IM « •• NIW ttlAINW tui tOOQ, 4 ^V19 to. W. rtMt tivii, MW cur Unj MiuomuwN »~, w. TITi ME l-l'll TWIN WOODBRIDGE TO BE AFFIXED THIS uth DAY OF iluh to Uil H"*""""'. HM. »U k. J~U... TREND LIQUID NOVEMBER, 1963. THRILL "£ UVIM HNttrnMT MAtK»iu •KMMO HTIMMMt WALTER ZIRPOLO, Mayor 430 Railway Aveuue 775 Roosevelt Avenue Menlo Park Shopping Center Township of Woodbridge WOODK1DGK CARTERET MENLO PARK Thuraday, Vmember 14. 1963 independent-Leader (E,B.) - Carterct F PAG1 '"ss

conns for about I wceb at aj Capitol Dome Report From Europe temperature of SO to K. A spot' (Continued from Edit Page) near the furnace should be right j (for this. ing toll free, will be made in the - CLASSIFIED -. legislature next year AftW the curing process, ywij RATES _ INFORMATION CAPITOL CAPERS: - A bat lord Home, HK New Pnne Minister {ran snap off the tops and re- SIM for 15 wordi hit a rat in Trenton recently and f0r Kis move the husks. Then dust with 4c each additional word Stale Health offirints found the 1» A, M. for the MftlI. 4 STORING 'BILBS* ,ODT. shaking the conns gently Parable In advance publication t 0 lint tn IK> rabid . . . Sand il-nos Holds Key To Progress For Britain The long fumiripr socms to be with the dust in a ppapep r ban. in South Jersey hoarhes will be \OTE: NO CLASSIFIED ADS TAKEN OVFR P., . over at lla<=t . so vou can gett bbus y jj protec tt t thethemm frofromm thnpthnpss. rnvprrd by a toupee nf Iwr i MUST BE SENT IN. ' year may determine must join ECM ii:rnss grown inland, under plans the next hv now. box such as a flat used for prow n( thr State Conservation Depart- Telephone MErrnrj 4-mi Britain play* in the partner with the United States in the role 1 storing conns anding young plants H you have ment . . Over 500 persons of all CTrlBs 1 world ; STM !!. «.£*« <*—»•• He „*„ J«* tf* them|many y* ™S need a sp- iages were picked up thus far this ffivate business to take a chance »«»»» (bulb.' is to ! Prime Minister, Lord Homewine . unvaje u»incN> w K**V * «re J^^Witetag^uensof Don LaMy.icool part of the basement or a III Fashion NOW ihave car and phone, To arrange Essex St, Cartcrr-i y, me ume mold as Winston Chur-jwhen Macmillian was Prime "m'' ^ j ji^ horticulturL.^,«.I.,.«e ™spe-'prtfect> ^LTMi spot. :in_ .thi e garage. 'interview call HI 2-5489 between' e ens O Designers are paying more at-ig oo and *:00 p.m. only. . M. Harold Itatib* or ««!««• to b* sure. Even * Homes ^ ^ AUT Dement Ath*. a«s Britain as rtask is difficult. He must rally_a;• ™™ — —-^ (o djg ^ . tention to ski clothes since the| 11/7-11/WV* "S FOR M EXTREMES CAN KILL w P slopes have become so popular minor power, riot a. nuclear |™*"^ °L^/™ L ^™ ™:dahJia tubers until after frost kills Ternperahire over 50 can make 11859 PLYMOUTH Wv. here in the states. Ski resorts in FOR SALE TV Labor leader; wtwld *I^4KO5I *e tops. Let them dry out after a* c^s lose moisture and go condition, tow niilcn , ro the east vie with those in the west HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES vek to bring Britian oto the • .cutting off the tops but dont at-j soggy Freezing can TmKEV TIMK—l'S.\.: No nrod to limit your enjoyment ____— —————!and heater. Very ,v ,. and with those in Europe for pa- :i European Common Market. * J^Junto m&raiu^p^ to shake off w knock offfatal/ turkey U only oor c>r two time<; a year. Today tnrkry Is a year SOFA BED, club chair, bedroom'clean, 1490, - Vail ;»* tronage and the skiers are very *« not support. BriUnV. inde- ^^7A^:j*-JJj}5j» * *«• | Leave tubers begonias in their 'ramif dlninf; tfmr'Ae that is easy to fix and serve. set, washer and sewing machine.;.— -—--— style conscious. LU( ' allow the top* to die IV beit known hint in the l.S.A. is available frown and Call after S 30 pm. 1J6 Wortylko '"I, ~ ' ' ' Stretch woolens are popular for. carteret ood ready to ttaff with >our favorite fluffing. A real time-saver ii 1-2377. " ""w'l'on. UM . jackets and pants and a now note F*'1 ^nem- Very reason the frwea already staffed bird. It Is staffed wtth «a otd- 11/14* a»le. Mr i , them in, for the indoor type is a patent . Dartmouth Ave., Aw-m; little water about every two faihhmed kread staffing that Is sure to please. ready been todaliied. indudiiig leather tunic. * MOVING or downtrodden by the rich, or keep the soil from going medicine. He lavon new tans on they'll stay dry There ki a stoe turkey to salt everyone's need. The readrto- Plaids are colorful for coals the titted, or the Conservative temperature of « to 50. stnff BM I* arailable' in weights from 4 to M pounds. The and hoods or in combinations— D. K1SLAN MOVER6 SERVICES what U eafled non-productive The sudden temperature plunge wealh. fa ottauonk, be wouH Government, , , Forget about any advice to already staffed tarkry ranges in weight from 4 to 1« poands others prefer fur jackets with Refrigerators, washers, pianos last New Year's Eve took its toll the ri* » Bttfc mow and a tendency among store the tubers in plastic bags, and it «mp«ci>ily BK# for smaller (tathrrings. knitted oleeves and collars. 1 moved. Free estimate* Call ME YOUR DRINKING ha, of many bulbs that were not pro- com* • UrobhaUrobh n offer new social benefits to the the Gttle people, always the ma- The plastic could trap moisture The aiajtr lef trBdons in the turkey hive been pulled to •4 7460. U/14-H jority, to forget national pres- inside and you'd have a rot prob-tected, as well as plants in the sake earrtag easier. The drnmntirks are tucked Into a strip A Lot To Learn '_!Anonymom can help yOa jBl M515 or write p tige and look for something in lem. garden. M skin at the base of the breast cayitv to eliminate the need An elderly woman was es- ROOftfe FOR RENT 0 h f OM unit state that the way of a personal gain, now Take care of your canna roots Remembering the miied-up Icorting two little frirls around JSS WoodbridRc the British are, for the most part, for tntatne. CARTERET — Four roomsond Wilson is offering something for about the same way as state of the weather this season, !the zoo. While they were look- happy with sodabed medicine. Roastiag Une schedules that have been carefully developed bath. Heal and hot water tupplied. nothing. Whether the poor, needy CELLAR Cl

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in swimming, llfaavtng, and can- (,roup to Hold Tenth Annivertary Court of Hoiior oeing by Mr. Loder to Joieph Lund Addresses Celebration Tonight Botta, William L'Hotta, and Ken- neth Breseid for swimmjng; Doctor Talk WOODBftlDOE ~ The Parents' Held by Scouts Thomas Agosta, Rh^n Schools 4-5 PTA Jong Series Auxiliary of the Woodbridge Lit- sen, andd Michaeh l Zuh for lifesav- AVT.NFL - The speaker at u !>jrlng the month BV JOHN B. REMBF.RT. M.D, tle league and Pony league will ISF.I.IN - Boy Scout Troop 48 Ing; Thomas Agosta, and Michael Avimtil Schools 4 and 5 P.TA, | l)cr, Sisterhood of Con- celebrate its tenth anniversary by Court of Honor was held recently l(1)rin The number of deaths yearlyyy with Willis Moyer opening with a Zub, and Reinhart Thorsen lor ca mooting was Harry Lund, direc- ,,,„,„ TVna! Jaoob will start for all disease processes hhave honoring^ the team managers at noting. tor of elementary education1 In THE BOSTON CELTICS, THE NEW SOkK a special meeting, tonight, BOO, call to order. A silent prayer and t Mnh Jong tournament. en declining, thankhk s to moderd n nodbridge Township. !M YANKEES OF PROFESSIONAL SASKETSALL, in the St. James school cafeteria, salute to the Flag was led by Badges in nature and forestry know-how" and the "antibiotic Former principal of the local ,.,. »ill be weekly cash priies iueit speaked will be H. Wesley Reinhart Thorsen, Jr, Tender- went to Warrtn and Walter Lo- MADE THE HIGHIST JOTAL OF POINTS ra" -* but, the yearly number of hooln, Mr. Lund spoke on the ,11 as prizes at the end of ieaths due to accidents have been Bogle, lilttle I-eapie director for foot induction was conducted by der; soil and water conservation EVER SCORED IN A BASKETBALL GAME Reinhart Thorsen, scoutmaster to Warren and Walter I/xier and .stem nf grouping and grading i.mvney. The public U invited apidly Increasing. District 10. BY BEATING THE LOS ANGELES LAKERS and junior leaders, Reinhart Thorsen, reading classes In elementary ,,.irticipatc. Donor credit will The chief cause of accidentnl Installation of officers will take Robert Grnser, assistant «fout- Citizenship In the nation and hools. An informative discus- . 'l(Vn). Anyone wishing details 113 TO 139: THE CfLTS HAD SO MANY jeaths. of.course, Is highway. place. John Wilson, general chair- on period was held after the , idrphone Mrs. Donald Riv- Most readers will say that It Isman of the organizational meet- master, presented tenderfoot In the home was awarded to Wai ; PLAYERS IN DOUBLE FIGURES M badges to Dennis Luna, Dominlck ter I-oder, Warren \M\PT and Jo- Ik. ' ' |.-i: 1-7959, or Mrs. Mitchell rue that "speed" kills, but this IR Ing, November \9, 1953, will be Winners of the attendance SCORING MAC-HlNE COULDN'T KEEP UP an erroneous concept — It cer-in charge. Ta be Installed are Savnsta, Craig toiler, Edward seph Botta by Mrs. A. Moyer [i Y, Kelley, John SmolenskI, Roger past president of the Mothers .cards at the meeting, which \ h,tiKs istcr, program vice presi qulrements, and In many cases by Mr. Loder to Thomas Agosta, ir serious "whiplash" injuries to rection of Hugh Gilroy, comman palgn in all eight standard thing of this sort for some, time, ,|,[it. an Inspiring Induction ser the redesigning of hazardous Reinhart Thorsen, and Michael he spine or fatal blows to the Zub, Merit badges were awarded'der of the Poit. weight divisions. -Detroit Nm . ,. was held for new members. ikull. roads. participating In the program Many groups are now investigat- ln'l mill THI IWINTIITH CINTUKY, $im*iy», 6BI.TV vr.v Mrs.' Brand, Mrs. David ing every possible means of de- IJMHIHTS, Mrs. Philip Greenspan, :reasing the ever-increasing death1 '!:• Ernest Leiberman, Mrs •ate from auto accidents. To date, ,i,;hiis Schiller and Mrs. Jack tatistics show that safety belts 4. v hncirler. The final consecration installed in cars provide great i was led by Mrs, Mor- safety, with the shoulder loop belt Weil, membership vice providing the most satisfactory P Mtlrnt, and Mrs. Herman Far- restraining device for injury pro- r. The epilogue w« delivered tection. But from all experiments t, Mrs. Stephen Kaplan, mem- done to date, it is apparent that' Jadfc fell down. i.: hip supper co-chairman. the solution will require more than Now members installed were: some type of safety belt — It will require public education to the Miv Arnold Beerman, Mrs. Mi- problem, some method of elimin- ,;.ul Robifl, Mrs. Max Sinowlti, Mf ating the obviously unfit driver Mr* Kfhmfl Itfh. » .Ahra*| awl-ths-chrouic accident repeater li.nii Rothman, Mrs. Isadora from the highway, requiring the Itiumhcrg, Mrs, Juki Grossman, 'installation of safety belts in auto- M:s William Hlrshoi, Mrs. Stan- li•>• Waldman, Mrs. Murray Bel- for Mrs. David Blick. Mrs. Julius (linn, Mrs. Melvin Hirshon, Mrs. l.iwrcnce Hoffman, Mrs. Lee M.ittlin, Mrs. Roberta Tapper and MK. Stewart Weber. Need Quality Printing In A you slioiffd sidy when In CALL ME 4-1111

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SHOREHAM 16-20 Green Street Woodbridgo, N. J. WASHINGTON, U.C. *NNtHTIll INIUHAM4I • INSUKAHCt • CROUP 2344700 Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Carterr Thursday. November 14, 1963 PAGE EIGHTEEN Barrons to Engage New Brunswick Saturday

»•,•••*+••*•*+•*•+#*++*******•*•****•*•**** I so I in Giants jB eaten NOW Beat Vailsburg jBy Boro MKliRM.l, PARK - After be- — ini: hHd scoreless in Ihc first HEAR ,'inxl the Iselin Giants row to Nftf f Of 20 to wvv I In- in the second and ** **' irth in Hick off touchdowns which paved the way for their Wins Initial eompletey outclassed THIS l-l-fi victorv over Vailsburp in a mined Carteret High S^b f \V.vn:'r Conference exhibition to the tune of a JOfl v Woodbridge Barrom „ by ftoyf* Tlw flinnts caught the Vailsburg turning their sight* on \, WOODBRIDOE - The Wood- *• H-,n.| in dose early in the sec- swick -the team -,\v., 'nd 'quarter'which"prompted "hf hridf?° S(KW team c alw UP with visit the local stadia u V ,'ri iBnls- signal caller. Boh Tiplady. •"*,first victory ofthe .eason in afternoon. The kicUf 1SEI.IN GIANTS TO APPEAR IN BOWL GAME in tos< a touchdown pass to Tom riefw«lnK * favnred Columbia High 2 o'clock. h a 31 srore At the present the Iselin Giants, members of Ix-windo-lci. The well executed V - New Brunswick IOM „, ,, scoring play covered SO yards.' Gtwge Stek scored the first field last Saturday n o ., >| the Central Jersey Pop Warner Conference,.are Tom (nmpa'na ran the ball over goal of the game for Woodbridge n ha* a 3-4 record TV, •,' for thr- extra point to hand Iselin in the second period on a clean attempting to raise sufficient funds which will doubt be on the cover their expenses to compete in a post season n 7-o cdee hoo( which eluded the Columbia 8 end r e bowl game at Wheaton, Illinois. The township (Mmpan». a big ground gainer^gainer^ ' ' «' " f thhe artemoonr . took *>lhhB second ggoa-JSffl?*^l in " h n m h club will solicit in their area the week of Novem- ,he ball on the visitors- SO yard 1 »"h» n •»»« f™ > games rematniT n il f " G» r •»»e Buchk« o ber 18, which has been proclaimed Iselin Giant lino, circled his nghl and breVwl «" « 'Schedule * " downficldnfildd through the VailsburVailbugg With the score 2-1 in the ;inali _. ararff a Week by Mayor Zirpolo. Individual contribu- second.irdvv fforr a tuctouchdowd n Johhn quarter, thee Barrons clinched ll»!|h ni~~°° , I*"': FlooFldd MteMastedd hhiis wav oveverr the game when Sam Sahohuky heaheadd- '*"" £*»*£*»*. ^ indict tions can be mailed to the Iselin Athletic Club, ave tl na final strippe for the extra ppoint'ed in a corner kick from Vinny " ««P ° l ^ ir , 1170 Green Street, Iselin. The young football fnl a at lhf (ifor 1)fWiu of 8Wift namely fc,h SUCCESffn, IINKKT: Sti-ve I'etras and Al Barowski cherk phies. Bolh hunters M> R<' which moved the Giarts aheadhd, MilousMil . l •»«*». "« gram and Brow ttiih^ i players will depart for the Midwest later this the remits of a rrrrnt hunting trip, two deer and a bear, while located in Wfllington Maine. 14-0 | The Woodbridge coaching staff Barron defense will ha\ , h month, j Al Barowski, Jr., at the lower right, admires the tro- Vailsburg scored its lone touch-1praised the play of Terry Sharkey, P tf down of the game in the final per-jZoltan Meltzer and Greg San this pair of fine runner< if $ Someone recently asked jurt what is Pop iod on a 10-yard pass with Tony Giacomo, while solid performan. hope to conquer the voting Pittaro grabbed in the end ronejees were also turned in by ha't-bras from the County Sea- Warner football and the group that organised j y Coach Lupo will gn ! , Tini - mnaJm.lll 14 6 wheh n thhe backs Mike KreiU and Billl a r; it summed it up this way, "An organized pro- Bears Hurt by Costly Mistakes attempt for the extra point failed. ers, fullbacks Curt Reich and his regular* with the eW " a few minor changes Up gram of juvenile football was instituted in Previous to the engagement wtth Nick Bissell and goalkeeper Harry Iselin, the Vailshurg club had Bernstein. 'ident thai they will p|»y a r*c Philadelphia more than thirty years ago. The completed an undefeated season game than they did' m, movement flourished and is now organiied on a In 18-7 Loss to So. Plainfield in the Tri-State Conference and arUret, had the distinction of snappingjPrincelon Memorial Monday Woodbridga tm>k nn i national basis." PEBTH AMBOY - Costly mis- Hoboken's 33 game win streak. Ramblers in a postponed m The national headquarters act* as a clearing takes were the downfall of the The outstanding Giants were RUe$ Held for Poeand it was the visitors «hn drrn-1 Fords Beancats, who dropped an the Veterans Day house for bowl games, sets up model rules re- Sherman Back Mark Wood and Jim Felicity, who PRINCETON - A. memorial 1S-7 decision to the South Plain- Bobsled Fund Scoreboard | blocked punts, Paul Francisco, service for Nielson e[f.ine, record 4ee~m- 18B? and latw beeamc- as-|_ Two interceptions set up a ^ I ~~25l0~ with a huddle' prayer in which the ptayerrand South Plainfield took over pos- Eugene Schremer Association available for Saturday's game tough Guttenberg club by a deci- sistant football coach here. of Carteret touchdowns hut r* 2500 against unbeaten Delaware. sive 21-13 score. John Flood tallied the deciding factors of the u.... coaches ask for guidance and help. They ask not session of the ball and moved with Walter Merwin Net Poe retired as an active two touchdowns for Iselin and Bob was the all around play of Eddie precision all the way to the Fords' Woodbridge National Bank . 10.00 Sherman, who sustained a back coach at the beginning of World for victory but for the strength to play at their Kacinko, one, while the three con Mantie. Tn« vweatiilc hock thnw six. Just when it appeared as . 10.00 Injury prior to the Princeton open- War II but he was a habitual vis- Woodbridge Knights of Columbus secutive extra points were racked a 77 yard pass to Joe Trre, very best. though they would score, a de- er, has played only 10 minutes of itor at varsity football practices College Inn . 1000 up by Gary Hubbard, Ronnie scored another on an 18 yard Last Saturday the Giants upset pmtously termined Bearcat defense held football this season. He saw limit- until shortly before his death. rj on downs. Tyson Corp. — . 5.00 ed action in the Princeton game Feher and Flood, and kicked two extra points undefeated Vailsburg 14-6 and DOV? have the Pbrds fumbled for a second time Dr. Robert Zullo . 5.00 llbut was forced to leave the con- The best on the field for the It all started in the firs! q-ja* Giants were Dick E c k e r s 1 y, necessary confidence to make the trip to Illinois. but the opportunity was not wast Dr. B, Cannata : . 5.00 test when his back began to bother Guedel Looks O.K.; er when Joe Hefferan interest? ed by the Eagles, who advanced llhim. ^ George Silva, Jim Marino and a pass thrown by Roy Lawrenc First Savings and Loan . . 5.00 DID YOU KNOW THAT to the Fords seven, from where Jack Schmidt. Merlini is Doubtful on his own 23 yard line Mar.;* . 5.00 While the coaches believed thai The Woodbridge High School soccer team won Steve Hoernlg went over for a Herbert Barnes his football days were over, Sher- Mayor Waiter Zirpolo has des PRINCETON - Captain Bil! hen pitched to torre and before touchdown, It was 64 when $6 . 5,00 ignated the week of November 18 Guedel, who suffered a painful :he Barron secondary could i its first game of the season defeating Columbia . Jerry DeRoea man worked hard doing exerciser attempt for the extra point failed. to get himself back into shape at Iselin Giant Week in honor of twisted ankle in Princeton's 21-7J x>ver, the Rambler end was 3-1. George Stek accounted for two goals . . . Interference on k pass Finally his hard work paid off asthe local team which has been sel- loss to Harvard, practiced this the end zone. It was 6-0 when ,:* Jim Dunda, the Brown quarterback from Avenel, against Fords in the second period he got into ®*n plays in the**? to appear in a post season week probably will start against ittempt for the extra point failed gave South Plainfield the ball on Yale Saturday, With Carteret holding a si™ had another good day against Cornell and still Cafayette encounter last Satur- •**> &?* J?™***; "£»"*• the 10. After three running plays AAU, NCAA day. In addition, he played in the Mr. John Burton of Glen EUyn, More doubtful is Charles Mer- W> lead going into the third per- has a passing average above .500 . . . Former moved the team to the one, Joe junior varsity's 24-0 victory over Illinois, is at the present com lini, a sophomore corner-back suf- iod, Bob Heightchew stole i Woodbridge Little Leaguer Pete Konowltz booted Flamerf hit up the middle for a Glassboro State to get himself pleting the necessary arrange- fering from a deep hip bruise. Woodbridge aerial on the 2! nd touchdown. The tally remained Renew Fight better prepared for the upcoming ments for the bowl game which Despite the Tigers' four fumbles raced the remaining distant two goals to lead the Rutgers Prep soccer team 124 when the run for the extra is expected to attract a large last Saturday, Coach Dink Colman jay dirt, Mantie's accurate kick WASHINGTON - Tlie Amateur Delaware game. Incidentally, point failed. crowd. is not planing special work on made it 13-0. to a 4-1 victory over Edison in a Twin County Athletic Union and the National Sherman tackled the Glassboro A bad piss for center on a punt Any one wishing to donate to corrective measures. League clash... Patsy Barbato, a backfleld star Collegiate Athletic Association, State quarterback in the end zone Whatever hopes the Rarrara play was the Eagles' third break for a safety. the Giants' traveling fund mayj "We expect this team to come xad of catching up disappeared :o E. C. asks: Who were the three observing a cease-fire until after at Woodbridge and Louisville, is presently coach- on which they capitalized after do so by mailing their contri-jbaek strong," Colman said. "They he fourth period when a susW- few York Giants named to the the, 1964 Olympics in Tokyo, re- "We are happy to have Lee recovering the ball deep in Fords button to the Iselin Athletic Club, are not the kind to let the Har- ed Carteret march carried to live ing the St, Trinity freshmen who have yet to sume their struggle for power at ready for Delaware. Delaware territory. Ten plays later Dennis VP 1963 All-Pro team? 1170 green Street, Iselin. vard game upset them. If we Woodbridge 18 yard stripe!™ lose a game this fall... Coach Lou Kuhn's Bar- the bienniel meeting of the U. S.will give our ends the stiffest test Annestario hit pay dirt to move Ant Del Bhofner, The Giants will play a howl win these next two games, we can Olympic Committee this season since the Princeton where Mantie slreamrolied iui ron Sophomores have an impressive 4-1 record the Eagles out front 184). Brown and Y. A. Tittle. game. Lee has always been a fine game against the Irvington Colts, shut the door on the Ivy race. way to the end lone after re«:v- This will be a political battle . . . Both Joe and Norma McLaughlin are va- Late in the fourth period, a ser- J. S. Inquires: What score did defensive player and 1 won't have the undefeated champions of theThen no one will remember what ing a key block. HLS boot sp!« for voting power which doesn't North Jersey Conference on No- ies of well executed plays ad- ;reen Bay defeat New York by to think about using him. 1 know happened at Harvard." the uprights to drop the beme cationing at the Aztec Motel in Miami Beach, figure to violate the directive of vember 24 at Waters Stadium in vanced the Bearcats to the Eagles' in the championship playoff last he is ready, look how he played team behind 20-0. Gen. Douglas MacArthur that Perth Amboy. The game is sched- Rockefeller insists Goldwater Florida, and we would not be surprised if Joe 40 yard line. At this point, Bob ear? in the jayvee game," declared The usually dependable Lau- Hegyes passed to Bill Sisolak for neither group do anything to uled to start at one o'clock. opposes U. N. turns his attention from speed cars to' boats Am: It was 16-7 Rutgers Coach John Bateman. rence bad an off day from ms a touchdown. Sisolak ran the ball hrfmper the development of the T .M. asks: What was the New The squad viewed films of the quarterback position, comp!i":ng when he returns ... One of Lake Placid's most over for the extra point to make best possible American team for only one of 17 passing atiem^ 'ork Giants' record in 1962? Delaware-Buffalo game of two famous hockey coaches paid a visit to Wood- it 18-7 on the Scoreboard. the Tokyo Olympics, October 10- weeks ago, after which Bateman However, the decLne of hi> aeru! 24,1964. Rutgers to be Hosts Next bridge last weekend with the hopes of meeting Sunday the Fords Bearcats Ans: They were 12-2 at the jcommented, "They have thej average was due partially w '•<* move into Roosevelt Park where conclusion of the season. Gen. MacArthur was appointed inabib'ty of his receivers t» Sold one of our finest skaters, Bob Simonsen.. .The best running-passing combination they are scheduled to meet the A. G. inquires: Whatever hap- by President Kennedy to arbitrate we will face all year This i the ball once in the clear Harlem Jesters will perform against the St. Edison Jets in what should be an»ned to Green Bay's famed Paul! the dispute between the two rival will be the toughest team **?\Monthto de- to Soccer Teams After a slow start, due to i John Vianney All Stars in a benefit game to be exciting game, Hornung? groups. The mam objective was fend agaist." Rutgers' jayvees aeries of injuries, Coach Jirr. uii Earlier this week the Fords Ans: He has been impended to permit athletes from all groups concluded their season with a 3-2 NEW BRUNSWICK - Soccer rain's dub now has an lmprrof i buffs are in for a treat December played at the Woodbridge High School gym Sun- Youth Association announced that Indefinitely by the NFL for gam- to compete and prepare for thmare k by virtue of their shutout of ill record and should imi>n»t S and 7 when (he country's four day afternoon. The proceeds are destined for plans are currently being formu- bling. Olympics. MacArthur has sueGlassboro. on it before the close of the **• lated for the winter basketball best college teams descend on Majors Hit M. O. asks: Is it true that Pete ceeded. ton. the expanding CYO athletic program ... Frank season, Any one interested in "We can always put Yogi back Rutgers Stadium for the semi- Liske, Penn State's talented The battle of Washington will be The Cartwet defend *^ Russell will represent the VIPS at the 1964 coaching boys or girls teams is on the active list if we think mat final and championship rounds of quarterback, once played football over a series of proposed amend- High Scores contained the Woodbrio> •&<•?••* Winter Olympics in Innsbruck, Austria in Janu-' requested to attend an important ments. The most important is anis necessary," says co-owner Dan the National Collegiate Athletic mu W by Bob Height, new, meeting tomorrow night at the Ourat Flanfield High? Association* fifth annual tourna- AAU-backed proposal to give Topping of the New York Yan- CAKTEHET - The bowlers are Ernie D'Erailioilio, JerrJery ary. He made the necessary arrangements earli- Lady of Peace cafeteria at eight Ans: He did and was named to ment. governing bodies of sports affil- kees regarding Yogi Berra, his really enjoying themselves as bloom, Joe Hefferan anJ Hd> er this week. o'clock. the All State team In Us senior new manager. Yogi has placed iated with international federa- Sixteen selected teams begin;many big scoiej dIe b«.mg reCord- Toth. yew. himself on the voluntarily retired SILENT PETE TAKES OVER tions the majority of votes in the the scramble for national honorsjed ,n tne Carteret Majors WOODBRIDGE <0> T. K. inquires; What is Y. AU. . S. Olympic Committee. It per-player list the day he was named next week, meeting in eight area-! For the second week in a row Ends: Devlui. Snr.K" Tony Hoeflinger Tittle's full name? ^ger. He played 2,116 Amer- Starting next week the Independent-Leader tains to the 26 federations in- level games at various sites about'a 279 Wtts recorded, this one b' Sroink S-,11,.,-,111. Yelvlngton Abraham Tittle volved in Olympic sports. ican League games and appeared the country. Stnii-nza of SiLaii Auto Ser Tackles: Dickson. will commence printing bowling results in an On All-East Club R. W. asks: Which nu&r does in 75 World Series games. NEW YORK - Tony Hoeflinger This actually is a rule of the These first round games will be|Viee who tied Sam Salvage's Scarola, SSherayko, effort to give coverage to the popular sport. All the New York Giants' Rndy Ro- International Olympic Commit- ilayed between November 21 and . |, brt.ker Sam's high of 683 Guards: Sefchek. of Rutgers, a guard, and Al Atkin bustelli fear most in the NFL? Hure ul tee which has not been observed The NCAA, which has support- 2S. The winners will be paired injby a pin. in leading his team to Borgerson, league secretaries are requested to forward the son of Villanova, a tackle, weri Ans; Washington's Bob Mit- by the USOC in recent years. No ed groups seeking to unseat the four regional games, November a 2950 tiam set and two wins over ito following information: name of league, name named to the weekly ECAC All chell gives him nightmares. group has majority voting power AAU as the international repre- 27-December 2, to determine the:Sam's team, the i'arteret Lanes. Center: Mwkow East major college football team B. C. inquires: Is it true that of bowling establishment, three and two game for the second straight week Tues now. sentative in several *porti, it in il'het K.oby had a 620 lor Sltars as Backs Lawrence. the Chicago Bears' fine iwkic !l day. These % groups have a total Class B along with the National On December 5 at Rutgers, the did Salvaggiu fur the 1-aneV team Daly, Sedor, Szwyk,_ > winners and names' of individuals recording fullback Ronnie Bull was oncejof 270 votes out of about 75ti. They Association of Intercollegiate semi-final games will be played, and Dot- Cillo, a MO set Macaluso. Launhardt. r" high scores for the evening. Pictures will also be Buffalo tackle Gerry Philbii a sprinter? made it for the fourth time this form the Class A group in theAthletics, the Army, Navy, Air starting at 11 a.m. and |:30 pm.| oU[ters Ammo broke their tie, CARTERET <20' Ann.: He ran the 100 lard dash used if they are submitted along with the bowl- year in the Eastern College Athlet USOC. This is the group .which Force and Marines, and thTwe o days later, at 1:30, the survi- with Stars un a league shattering End*: Antonello, Tin if in 9.7 and the 220 in 21.4 to ic Conference selections. Othei must have majority voting] power equestrian body. The NCAA hasvors will meet for the national]Set of tm by sweeping C and Gferan, Jarnotowbki. Uuiw ing results Monday of each week . , . Steve break Bobby Morrow's high e linemen named were Tom Niss according to IOC rules. 100 votes and the other, 10, '^ - i Excavating on Veteran's 212-200- Tackles: DEmiho. W' school record. Pt'tras and Al Barowski are still telling all with- Holy Cross guard; Bill Risio, Bos This is the first time Rutgers m for 644, and a big 266 by Tom ner. Sowirka S. S. asks: How long has George ton College center, and ends Bil has hosted an NCAA champion- Koch, who ended up with 616 andi Guards: Bertha, (Jail* in hearing distance how they shot two deer and Halas been directing the Chicago Ponzer of Cornell and Dav ship event since 1938 when the]sub Andy (JalvaneVs 608 ! Center*: Rosenbluni ;i bear on a recent hunting trip to Wellington, Bears? MC Sjuggerud of Navy, swimming finals were held here.! Not far behind the 684 was Joei Backs: Kilep. ADS: He is in his 44th yoar. Maine ... Look for the Barrons to come up with Pete Liske's passing and bi Tickets for the two dates are]Maykish's 677 on games of 222- Mahon, Tardy, handling for I'enn State in its 10-' being distributed through bomej233-2W fur Maia I'lantmg and an all out effort against New Brunswick Satur- USES WKONG NAME Score by period-- upset of Ohio State earned hi 300 high school soci-er coache-, tnl^ulUiiiiigS two wiiu over lloily- day afternoon . . . Coach Jerry Delaney had ti NEW YOItK - A check for- Woodbridge No. 1 backfield designation. List New Jersey, greater New York I wood' Barber Shop sr wr«tt! several checks and Carterel record number of wrestling prospects tuia mil passed fur 1B8 yards and the on! and l'liilactelphia. Tickets aUj Ciswk Humbiiig also * big cashed them in small stores us- Peitt iHtte tmifkiowu. I'uu, art un sule at Hutgwn night .1* they rulVl Wll un Art for hja aqw\ which \* preparing for Hie aiming ing, what he teamed later, waaj Mnrtlui, who ran 93 yards Admisbton for adults will be Myiis' 641 and Mike Hulowatch'a season . . The Board of Education made a wise the wrung name. I'ilt agiiiiiat Nolle Damp, ui *1 50. iullf(ili ktuduntk, fl.W mul tm in a while wash Job uv« Ivy Un all of the checks he wrote decision postponing the recent Woodbrldge- Mike Koski, wlw ran (ki for Syr high school or elementary stu- League Homes the name "Joseph Kelley." Sev- cu.se ajjiiln.it West Virginia wei denU, $.50. A single admission will Otiwis with tine sets were the Carteret football game to protect the costly new eral days later he was arrested picked as halfbacks and Cunnb be charged for both semi-final luiutli in a IIIW by John Kish, a turf . . . George Fair is the talk of the Syracuse and learned that the detective ticut's Brian Smith as fullback.. games. There will be no reserved Z\6 for LulUit I'res*. a (137 by Al who solved the bad check artist University campus with hia stellar line play as seats. Horiu and Frank Moore, 612 by case was Detective Joseph Kel a sophomore ., , Paul Sefchek, the Woodbridge In the first round game» u«t. by Joe Stibyak and John Tarn). ley. wtak, nix «rtw vhampiootbipt will guard, has applied for admittance to Rennsalaer Oriole* wt an Amwtcan League Tbcoe Uauiu wer« oil two tUM record last season by appearing Jots Palone it in bit 14th »f»- be decided. At large teanu will wiojvere: L« Ro* Pnu over Leo'i Poly Institute, one of the country'! most out- ID 71 gaifee*. He had a 58 record BOH at West Point1! soccer coach. mMt J(p the other two pet The Inn, Stau'i Bar over Jel Phi; standing schools of engineering. but wa« credited with % saves. End Johnny Baker of the area* are designated m NewClark Elec over Springfkld Steak Houston Oilers was named the York, Tri State. (Pemuylvania, Houce; Tami Contractors over Ba- WEAR THE SYMBOL Of HONOR — THI Dick Donovan and Jack Kra beat defensive end in the SouUt- New Jersey and Delaware), New bies Furniture; "A" Team over lick both turned in three shutouts I eastern Conference last year U England, the South, the Middle OLYMPIC SHULDi Alnitt»i Tavern; and Booth Eiec llor Cleveland lad season. Miulwiitpl btat*. Want and tht Far Wett. ov«r Miller flcpendMiM«dfer (KB.) - Carterrt In Thursday, Novpmber 14, 1963 PAOE NINETEEN

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Jtmy: COVHTt nanr-en, and nil flxturti now or llnht Bavlnn) time, In the afternoon erty dated October M, ltM, and r*< ALL that tract nr parcel of land, herenft«r attached to or used in con- of the laid day, at th» Bhtriffi vlMd Jinuary 19, 1HS, mtdt by W. BMimnm M aa wtat la HM Dtektt Ht. r M« It tuaU. lylnfl and t>i>lnir In the, Hor- •outhtuterty UM of wet* TTtth attwt nection with the prom ISM herein Oftlce In tha City of N«w Bnin«- Franklin Buchanan. (' K. MttMChni. TIB UHCOLN BAVTWH BAXK. t ough of C«rt*r«t, In ths County of dUtaot 1H fMt HmthirMMrly frtm d»wrlhed and in addition thereto, wlck. N. J. N. J. Mlrtdlc»ki, in the RUte, (if Nfw a itMit monument Mt it Uw eonwr uoipont1oa o' th« 8Ut« of KJ* but nnt In limitation of the fors- Jernry: All the. following truot of land COMMONLY known u No I 1 Tort, KtmtrlT »nnmi u THI LIK- lying ami being In the Townithlp fotrotd by th« lnMT«*ctkm of Uw :. any tiouwhold Lane, Old Bridge. Hew Juraey, wuth«ut«rlT lln* of »«t 1th Strut OOW iAVntOB BAMt OF BftOOK- hereinafter dp.vrlheci, which known and rtenlftniitgd an tif Wondhrldgn, County of Middle- U PUlnttrf. and JOIW B tot 35 In Block 65-3 on iiinp entltlmt net, and fltnte of New Jersey: Raid pnmlMi will b« told aiiblMt andd tthh t nouthfrlv line ot Walnut and Bhitll \w dfroniM to be. p to: Federal, Rtate and jnunlclpal ittttt; rnnnlnf th«no* (1) aloof Uw SUKDnUmn anand UH.nRKD "Mn"M p of Monrwt BuUM Hll 1 Being known and designated aa fixture and a part of tht , Hecllon 1, lawn, ordlnancee and mgalatlona tald sfluthaaiterly ,.n« ol Wtn un DntMttR, hli wife. t. W. •Itustrd In Boronsli or Cnrtrret, I.ota 4.1I to 433, Inclllalvo, III Block and nm K portion o/ tho juvnirlty for goyernlnit. applicable u>, or with r«- fltrttt, smith 41 degrees, tt mlnut«f AOINCT, tHC, a oorpormttonof MlddlrnfiX County, N. J., prepared hhy (ll)7, on the 'I'M Map of Wrxxlnrlriwt in IndphtedheM humln mentioned: jpect to, the premlnw In rjtieatlon, w«st, SO fs«t: thenrn (1) touta U Hrw Jtrt«» »nd 8TATI or KltW H Thomas Csrr, Civil KnKlnepr-Stir- Town»hlp. Mld untlnfled hy mlrf MltlrtlMM County rmrk'n Oftlrn on nit M'.rt land; iurh ttntfi of faoti uttt tut, 7IM ftrt; tb*h«« (4) nnd filed In the. Mtddlewi County Writ of •iKiitlrm for tr* m\* of iIn I* tho sum of Fmirtwm Thou- April R, 1«7 »» Map No. Jus, Flio, nhown on aitrrey of W Tranilln north M dmrMs, It mlnutts w*ft, C'lerk/i Office. Belun the premlMB mort|H«d premluM dated October No. Ms. lluchanan, Surreyor, tinted October 3MA1 fett to the southtaaterly sldt sand, Nino Hundred, KlKMy-KlKlit commonly known A» 1.^ rnrk Place. (JI4.(»[IOO) Dulls™ more nr lorn to- Subject tn a rlRht-of-wny arrow it, 1014. revlied J»nvi»rv 11, l»H; of W«n 7th Strut, at tht point ar Kh. itKthrr wltli th» o>»U i.f tM* *»!». ths entire Kasterlv slria linn of wild The ftpproxhrmtn nmnunt of the surh itate of facta a« > in mrray plsct of BDOINrlTXO. nr vinue of the t-bov« «J"4 Judgment, t-n tM untUneil bv tald and in Imptotlon of th< promlnei ma alto known u tvn Wist Writ, tn mi »nd «ll»W*o. premises M nhown on mirvoy hpr«l n- l Totmllicr with nil and nlngnlnr thfl ftfter mentioned nnle la thn mm of Nineteen Thou- would dlncloM; taiea to the Town- 7th Strttt, Ptsouway Township \ will ttpow V) sale at publlo t*n- flBht". prlrllegrii. hiurdltament* and wml, Two Hundred, 'l"hlrty-flli jhlp of Madlnon and water rtnti (Arbor). K. J. dua on _ aiipiirtf Dili aale. d ludtmtnt to Dt Htlifltd by said salt NOVBMBBR A. D., IMJ. 'lumiflfl Carr, Ebglneor nnd Survny- of tenants and oocupsnts, If any; «iil]«rrlhpr ro'.orvM th« right to ullh nil ntid jilngulnr the it tht sum of Ttn Thousand, Thr*t at Vf\* hour of two o'clock hy, th» or of Perth AHinoy, No* RAStrletloiueonUinol In l>iwd Book* loiirn mid unln from tlm« to time ttKhl.i, lieredltninenii and HundM. Fifty.B*r«n (110,197.00) th*n prevailing (Standard or Day- dated July 1, 1957 1742, Paw 5«, HM p«e« »J« and .subject, (inly to jnirh limitations or :ipj)urtennnce^ thereunto Dollars mor* or um t»t*thtr with llibt flavlnt) time. In me afternoon flATD promises are nlso known (\T 17SS psft« 4«4i 9S foot Mthack aa rMtrlctlnni \i|ion tho onorclw of In ntiywUf The tht coits of this salt. of the s»ld day, it th* Bherlir* 32 Bernath Street, IloronRh. », nxtmc» nnd a part nonEivr H. JAMISON, Jersey: of the realty, find nrc a portion of Together with all and i tion* upon tht utrclB of m«h po«- INVITATION FOR mns flherlff. tnt 0 the uecurtty for tho lnd«bt«dno™ th« rights, privileges, h«ridll tr u may b« specially provldtd hy it a poln' I" o* : i.oiiis SPIELVOOEL, taw or rules of Court. Tlio FVmril of Educntlon will re- horoln mentioned: nnd appurtenance* thortunto ter line of THIS Road, said point irlvo Ecnl^il hlild for: Attorney. BOBKRT H. JAUWOH, Welbllt Eloc. Ov»n and 4 bur. .onglng or in snywiM appiirt»lnlni(. also being the northeasterly cofti«r CONTRACT 123O-13H2 . Maoadmn I,-I.. 10/31—11/7-14-21/63 SUM Shtrtff. Range EB 5130 SSSA. Tha subscrther rmer»r« the right to ot l»nds conveyed to Alewnder K«- I'fttlnK Work . Colonl* Jr, High J. COHKM, The approximate amount of the adjourn said sal* from time to nopko by deed of Frank P. W*rnef, School. SIIEni?l"8 Attormy. Judgment to be satisfied bv »«ld time subject only to nuch llmiu- dated October 11. 1MT. r«ord*d Wn- Illilj will be received In the meet- sale is ths *um of Havonteen Thous- BUPKRIOR COURT Or NEW I.I,. I0/J4-31-1I/1-U/U rim tlonn or restrictions upon the exer vemher 1. 19«. In Book 1«1« Pat* ing room of the Hoard of Education and, Four Ilnnrtml, Eighty-Two JFRSEY else of such pawtr •« m»y b» «p« iit and runnlni »h*nc* at the Administration Building, (117,482.00) Dollars more or leas to- CnANCERV DIVISION NOTICE ,,VK PLAYERS: Rulers I nivrrslly's rorrnl victory over I..laTctte can bo attributed to two dally provided by law ot rulss of (1) »iong said cenMrlln* of T«IM School Street,, WoodhridR*R , New gether With thn rajts of tills said. MIDDLESEX COUNTY Take notloe that application ha* Court, Ro« At,, Jlu uc»«°i n Aaminntration Bu Sheriff. 7th, 1963. MIDDLESEX COUNTY of Woodbrldge. llshlown Road. Old Bridge, Middle- oesn t happen in a day eitn- aohooi woodbri(i e, FINN ft RIMM, Docket No. F l«M 12 On the other hand, it hardly is Jersey. 8trMt| K Attorneys, By virtue of the noovo stated Writ, MOHAWK 8AVINOS AND LOAN Objection*, It «ny, should b« made ii County, New Jenwy. Trm «ppmtlniat« amount of th» NOAn H, StOAN, M.D. fair for the entire family to gor. The patient can't go to his No bidder «hnll withdraw- his bid II,. 10/24-31-11/7-14/61 tR0.44 to me directed and delivered, I will ASSOCIATION, a corporatism o( Immediately In writing to: Joneiih llv for a period of forty (40) days after expose to sale at public vendue on New Jtmy, la Plaintiff, and V. Valentl, Township Clerk. Wood- Judgment to tt* utlafled by "'" doctor only once for advice and is the um of Eleven Thousand, on a weight reduction diet simp- opening of bids without tho con- COMMISSIONKI1S OF FIRE WEDNESDAY, TUB 27th DAY OF CHARLES J. MOYTO, DOROTHY B, New Jersey. Nine Hundred, Thlrty-Tiir** ($".- ] bccau! oncmembe r nceds to perhaps a prescription and expect sent of the Hoard or Education of DISTRICT #12 NOVEMBER A. B., 1963, M MOTBR, his Wife, and T1IK fl PHILIP S. HARRIfl, Pr*sld«nt 9S3ftfl) DolUri more or Ms* tof*th»f \ou1 and Your Weight ? « to have his weight problem solved, the Township of W""dhr!'li'« At. Colonla, Woodbrlilun Township, nt tin liuui of Iwo o'ducx liy th« HANCE COMTANT OF AMimiCA, a JAOK MAlUlrtAM, Vic* m*t*• ovcrweight. special mpptln? ftnd election will be New Jersoy. qualification* apply to Department intakp, adequate exercise, and be required to furnlMi n perform- tho hour of two o'clock by the olilly provided hy law ot role* « There is no such thing as a diet held on November 16, 1M3 for the KNOWN and designated as Lot then prevailing (Standard or Day- of Civil Service. Bt*t« House. Tren- than 20 per cent of ourprobably medication to help de- ance bond in full amount of con- purpose of voting on a proposal to ton, New Jersey. Court. r weight losing schedule which tract price. No. 34 In Block No. E, on snip en- light Saving) time, la tht iftrrnoon Litinn is obese or bordering; s appetite. But, the paticn expend the sum of $«,4, V it lesnK, perhaps every fom-,physician is most conceraed with NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE BOARD OP EDUCATION OP THE and n America Includes some per-.thc health aspects of the case and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: TOWNSHIP OP WOODBRIDGE, is trying to lose or con- therefore i* in an ideal positioi At a regular meeting of tht Tows- WOODBRIDOi:, NEW JERSEY WHEREAS, after the defeat of ship Commute* of the Townihlp of HELEN H. ANDBRSON, *) referendum for tha purchase, M'lL'.hr. Unless all the fnm- to provide tliis enthusiasm am Woodbrldge held Wednesday, No- seersUry of the aforesaid property o| Improvements thereto nt a vernber 8, IMS, I wu directed to ad- 1.1. 11/14/M I14.K vertlse the fact that on Tuesday of $53,000 the Board under additional Investigation pertain- evening, November 19, 1983, the SHERIFF'S SALE ing to the acquisition of a new Township committee will theet st SUPERIOR COURT OF site and the proposed construc- P.M. IEST) In the Committee NEW JEKSKY tion of a new flrehouae and In- lumbers, Memorial Municipal CHANCERY DIVISION Building, Woodbrldse, Dew J«r»ey, MIDDLESEX COUNTY vestigation discloses that such and expose and sell at public tali Docket No. F 4481 62 proposal wrmlrT entail the ex- nnd tp the hlsheit bidder according FTAST BAVINQ3 AND LOAN AS- penditure of upproximitely (US, to terms of sale on file with the SOCIATION OF PERTH AMBOY, a 000; and Estate Department and Town- corporation of the State of New Jer- WHEREA3, the Board con- ship Clerk op«n to Inipectlon ind sey, Plaintiff, and, JOSEPH BATH, cluded that It Is in the best In- to be publicly read prior to sale, JR. and ROBE BATH, his Wife, NED terest of th*j fire district that I.ut.i 6.1 thru 71 lncl. In Block 588, J. PARSEKIAN. Director of tha Di- tha ntlating life house ana prop- Wondbridne TowMblp Assessment vision ol Motor Vehicles, New Jer- erty be obtained as public prop- Mop. l*y, hi* successors or assigns, and erty; and STATE OF NEW JERSEY are De- Take further notice thit the fendant*. WHEREAS, the Board de- "I tell you, Orvllle, Township Committee hat, by reso- Writ of Execution for the sale of tained additional Information lution and pursuant to law, find » mortgaged premises dated October pertnlnlni! to the value ot aald minimum price »t which uld lots 7th, 1943, laud anil premises and ha* re- in Mid blork will be sold together By virtue of the above stated Writ, quested the Township of Wood- with all other detail* pertinent, to me dlreoted and delivered, I will brld(;c to Join In condemnation It will never Ily I" said minimum price belni! tlOO.OO expose to sale at public vendue on proceedings to acquire eald plus i-osLi ot preparing deed and WEDNESDAY, THE 20th DAY land nnd bulldlrjM for a price advertising this sole, OP NOVEMBER A.D. 1063. consistent with the appraisals But Orville wu right-it flew-iad today mm if conqwrini HMd property Is more particularly at the hour of two oc'clock by the obtained by the Board In the described as follows: then prevailing (Staudard ut Day- event the property owner does 3. side, of Rose Place, IOC 6. light Saving) time, In the afternoon not accede to a negotiated fig' tpace. off Wedtfewood Ave., Wood- of the aald day, at the SherlfTs Of- tire consistent Trtth the Board brldge. fice tn the City of New Brunswick, appraisals; nnd N. J. Conditions of tale: Yon, too, «re conquering ipaoe ... in • ffiBOTat w»y ... wta» ALL that tract or parcel of land WHEREAS, the Bnnrd after 7. No building permit shall be and premises, hereinafter particular- careful Investigation and deter- ytrauMtlwadvertogcolunuuofthiiiwwipHW* For mtoy yean, Issued other than any author- y described situate In the city of mination Is of the opinion that ized accessory use approved by Perth Amboy, In the County ol finance) of such purchase and the Zoning Ordinance of the Middlesex and State ot New Jersey: Improvement should be made t ncwiptper'i drculition wai whit t publiiher laid H wu. Adier- i i M.IAN IMl'OHT: liKKf AM) l'l^PPKHS1: Beef and Peppers Township of Woodbrldge. BEING known as Lots Numbers I) by the uuusmce of Fire District Take further notice that at said and 10 on a map entitled "A map bonds; tiien like you h«d no w»y of knowini where or to whom their ;- iiUi, a tasty and economical skillet dinner, is easy to prepare sale, or any date to which It may Of Building Lots belonging to Sam- NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RE- .::,! tooks quickly. Delidwisly seasoned ground beef- balls com- be adjourned, the Townjhlp Com- uel J. Watson, duted March 20th, SOLVED, as follow*: meisigct were going- mittee reserves the right In. Its dis- 1686, Win. a, Rowson, Surveyor." 1. Tha,t a special election and i..:ie with ganm peppers, tumatocs and mushrooms in a zesty cretion to reject any one or all bids BEGINNING at a point in the meeting pursuant to Revised ukhoo-spicwl tomato sauce. Italians make liberal we oE hot and to soil said lots In tald block northerly side of Market .Street dis- Statutes 40:151-31 Kq. be held \Wth the help of ABC* faeti... and your mttchwdistag experience to luch bidder as It may select, due tant 90 feet westerly from a point ou Saturday, November 16, 1963 ;- i i*rs in their cuisine, and the effect is duplicated here with regard being given to term* and formed by the. Intersection of the from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., ES.T. manner of payment, In case one or ft-esterly side ot Watsun Avenue at the F'.re House, Inman Ave- ... it is i relatively easy job to place your adrertbing program into I ,l>;iscof the famed liquid popper seasoning made (rum tiny, more minimum bid* shall be re- with the northerly side of Market nue, Colonln, N. J,, at which lit red peppers grown in Louisiana. ceived, f Street; thence running northerly at time the legal TOters, of the aa elective talea orbit Upon acceptance of the minimum right ingles to tald Market Street district Bhult be given an op- Beef and Pepper* Roma and along the westerly side of lot 01 1 lomaloes bid, or bid above minimum, by the portunity to approve or rojsot number 8 m shown on said map the purchase of the land and i teaspoon Tabasco, divided 1 can (1 P "" ' Township Committee and the pay- 106.10 feet to a point In the souther ABC helps to aafeguafd your adtertiiing dollari by andWng— premises known as Lots 7 to i pound ground beef 1 can (6 ounces) tomato ment thereof by the purchaser ac- ly side Of Lot Number 12 as (shown paste cording to the manner of purchase on s*l egg beaten ': '„ teaspoon sugar November 14, 1963 g y e (hull be us follows: Not ill printed publications that solicit advertising are ab]« to supply 1 bay leaf pendent-Leader, northerly tide of suld Market Street "Shall the Commissioners of 1 medium ooion; chopped I.L. 11/7-14/63' $28 92 50 feet to the point or place of Fire District #1S (Coloniu) l clove garlic BEGINNING. Woodlirlcilie Township, N J., ABC facts. Some can't meet the exacting membership standards. Prepare meat by sprinkling \t teaspoon Tabasco over around «HEEUT'» BALE Bounded on the north by lot purchase the laud and prtm • SUPERIOR COVET Or NEW number 12 as shown on sahl map lse;i known at Lota 7 to ltf Others feel advertisers should be satisfied with unverified claims. ltd, Add salt cheese, parsley, bread crumbs and egg; mix JERSEY on the south by Market Strccir, <'iiei'», unlit bonus Execution for the stile of jnortfcaMd to b» iiutsiled by SilUl being In the amount of * TUi MMjapcr ii« nwnl* ot iht Audit Boiwa ot CircaltQeu, u in* premises dsted ivtober 'Ith, 11KH. ile Is the sum of Three Thousmid, |1,000 each with seven of ciaJJon o( nearly 4,000 publishtn, idvedinn, tnd advcrtiiinf neocki. Our By vlrtuo of thtt utu>vt? slated Ino Hunilreit, Twenty-Nine (U/J'i'J. said boiulu tu mature uml Writ to me directed and delivered, LJ) l>oilars Ijioro or leaa together becoma payable after une circulatioa ii audited ftiuhuty by upttinccd ABC cinulition auditor*. Our nth tbe costs of tills sale. I will expose to 8ul« ut public ven- year from tha date of Issue Together with nil and slngulw tue ABC report ihovt how much circulation we have, when it jots, bow ob- due Oil WEDNESDAY, Till; JTl'll and thereafter five of sukl itfhts, prlvilegew. hereditaments and bonds to mature and ho- DAY OP NOVEMBER A. I).. IM3. tained, ind other facts thit telt you whit you fit for your advertisinf money .ppurwnantes theretmto boloi coine puyabls In each yt;rutftklloii of th» Bi»t« ol Now IIII'KUIOK I OlIHT Of NEW in Nottli 8 degrees, ii uiluaus, II you are in business and have York, Is Plulutlfl, und John L. Hulil- JKHSEY In Vtunds, Boat, 100 feet; ttioiice vun, Jo*n Sullivan, his wife, Alfita CHANCKltY UIVIKKIN a'Droduct or u service to sell, we want 12) south HI doiJtuDS, in minutes, J Toouissettl tad VlriiiuU MIDDLESEX COUNTY you to-N. how easy it u. to tacrejj 10 secuud*. Kaot. 60 loot; tiicnce , in* wlf», Th» first Sav- DOCKET NO. *4M-I2 13) Buulli U doBtoM, U uiluuioB, 3(1 ing) «nd Lotu Asaoolatlon of JerJerseyy I.ORIA INVKSTMIHT CO., a cor your sales Ht minimum tust oy Mcuuils Woot, 100 Iwit to tlie North city, N. J., • corporation of tlil o ut Now Jersey, is Plaintiff, trly bide of VVoot Kawaril btieet; tiuto of Men Jersey, April IInKst " " JUBA acd WfiTY JU- vertlfllng in our newspapers. tlicnru (i) Along the wuii), North niem Co,, a oorporatlon of the Slate BA. his wild. II. BATAKO blBML, ill degrees, 16 minutes. 30 seconds, »t N»W JltWQiili«f f N . WWeeuer DIHM4/! L. Wlia weoi, <<*<• and stst* o eroey, ar» defend- or ueK aud Co. am Defendants, mill. Writ of Execution for the ulc Writ uf Execution lor Um sole uf IViwrlbvil '" »uc(ir., 1MU kl UM du* ou Independent-Leader (E.B) - carterot PA OK TWENTY Thnmtay, NovHriber M, 196S finally decided to get one of them RED BUTTONS and young Bil for the near future. The theme L(ttl Thi NEW RECORDS Recently he Itarned the dan . .,_ If Mumy play father and ion ft)Stuffed Cabbage will be "Foreign Students in the I have OTI1seen ger of kerosene when hb tamp corpses in my u "••iru Zesty Winter Treat J TU TODAY and forthcoming Eleventh Hour II. S". First priw will be a By FF.IJX (IV Cat) BROWN m caught fire and thrertened his Coroner (Mr. W ] ' 1 show, "Sunday Father." Tney $25 00 savings bond: second Music is often the top conver ( two-room home. Hegeraim had el- "but I have never TOMORROW have the sain* relationship in Dinner Plannedjpriie $10 00. sational piece in the home today } November M marks the day There'Th s no ditdisputini g tthh e facft of eotricity instaHed in Us home, pleasant one as Mrs a new morie "A Ticklish Affair." 00LONIA- Ladies Auxiliary of BY RAI.F HARDESTKR that the Ladies Auxiliary will hold the popular trend towards folk but said all girls looked alike to] - The CambricW The wife on TV will be song-belt- VFW Colonia Memorial VW GOBI a "stuffed cabbage dinner" at music. him and he'd rather hunt rabbits. Independent " "w^ndi FRFT) AKTAIRE may turn up er Jaye P. Morgan Despite met a< the VFW Hill. Inman the VFW Hall from 1-5 for mem- Jazz, swing, semi-classical and another TV sows, this timejthe many chanRM in Judy Gar Avenue. Thursday, -w-ith Mrs, Carl bers, friends and the general classical music, by world re- ,i continuing character 'land's show, she apparently will Fabto. presiding not only complete this season but | public. There will be special nowned artists, wiU always be Mrs. Harry Smiths cancer ! of the vacuum left in Gun-will return in 1964-65. On her re- prices for children under 12. Mrs.around and loved. >ke by departing Dennis group folded 71 B^idnees, sewed Raymond Przlakowski is chair- feut. the definite populnr trend cent trip to New York. Judy dis- wilt bp filled by Ken 1S6. Mrs. Raymond Hughes" man of food and Mrs. Edward j today is folk music. Television 1 cussed plans for a summer re- rtis (Ripcnrrt< RipcnrH' who will be group made 40 bed pads. Curtis, cakes. has advanced this trend. The pop- placement show with CBS execu- Canned goods rollcrted for i fairly regularly in She'd like CBS to star her A children's Christmas party ular "hootenanny" shows are lives. Thanksgiving baskets by Mrs. trapper Ke-tus H.ipgen. aj^,,^,,,,. Minnelli for members and their children bringing to the fore those old folk nf combination ('h e s t e r .i,.^. ^ Raymond Hughes Community only will he held during the holi j tunes forgotten by the temper's v Crockett and B 0. Plenty ,jaj Welfare chairman, for a deserv- iday season with Mrs. Helen Lor {parents and grandparents. DIP Olympics in Tokyo next;..;! ing veterans family has exceeded |enizen chairman. The 'adult "Jimmy Cracked Corn" is just VarjetJ; Skemm her expectation!. ,UT probably »ill ho tel«ised|h l<->r by NH<" Hint means the jn- husbands will be held later with a search through old trunks in the •i) tape .is ttfll as whatever a penny sal* to be hold early Mrs. Robert Brodenick, chair- attic may unearth many a price- coverage may be available next year. Time and chairmen I man. less disc Advice will be announced ai a later • .unmunicatinns satellites . . . Before the meeting was ad- Lady la Andrews will be seen as a traveling with friend to meeting, joiirnwl a donation was made to 9! AND STILL A BACHELOR l on an upcoming airline pilotil : "Now ddon't start An essay contest to be held in Mental Health. EI-MONT, LONG ISLAND. N. Y C.vey ... Kip Torn amj Les-going faster than sound. We want the Colonia Junior Hiph School i— William E. Hegeman, having •'/ know Tm suppostd to count them , . hn l kt- trr Parrish collar in a Chan- talk" for 9th grade students who de- Hungary assails CoAjnunist lived 92 years without a wife, jailing avlrtpr' mnR episode, "A Doll's House -The Blister, Camden, N. .t. sire to enter has been scheduled ! China at U. N. i automobile, or electricity, has- with Pompoms and Trophies." j'-,.• > • iv:;iv(> cx'k )' al'.vays !• • ':ir™ T"r a ta^ty fm:i that can be ART CARNEY, an infrequent f • •». i ii a r.iimi'cr of way? v.rA .= a!.-'1 rusy to prepare. Bck'ian guest on television since he left nvi'.vo i- her answer. It's a frr.'h vi-cctable •with r.n interesting 'aekie Gleason's side, may re- t;.. ? t f> ihat can be served In a "wide variety of salad?... as a cnolicd SAVINGS • QUALITY • _ urn to CBS next season on an vp^-ri^Me .,, even in a soup! Belgian endive's hipri vitamin con- xclusive starring basis. CBS pro- tent and low calorie count make it "just light1' for health con- ici';is American families. It's available in local supermarket* gram chief Michael Dann and PLUS YOUR MOST VAIUABLi TRADING STAMPS FREE! *?-'i i-r. laity "hops from September through May. Try this new barney are negotiating for either o r, . ' -:: iccipe for a zesty ivinter treat batch of specials or a series. Your filled Two Guy$ Stamp Book can be spent like 2.25 in cash in any department, including fo& )ne possibility: Kibbie Hates feify FndiT< Salad itch, a situation-comedy series CHOOSE FROM OVER 100.000 GIFTS 1 •:< Spicedorcmnedfn.il written by Neil Simon. Carney 1 lb.Btlgi«n endive, cuLi.i odd play a fire department lieu- 1 encumber, diced enant constantly feuding with his i tomatots, cubed •aptain . , , The entire second i linncBndiihrt,iliud Timgan vinegar )art (Jan. 20) of Hollywood and ^'orcesterthire Ssost •1 hard cooked tut, diced 2 cups mayooiuis* he Stars documentary on "Teen- age Idols" will be devoted to Hub nhd bowl with gfrlic. Chop nnchovfoi and tetltiW^dd parsley 'abian, win expresses himself 'and a little vinegar and Worcestershire ranee. Mix with mayonnaise and reely about what its like to be «dd vinegar diluted with juice of spiced fniiu. Pnt all the rtst of the Ingredients in bowl except hard rtfoked tgn£Ttttt alt together eoilitffpfc llie vegetables with drefflnf, farni-h with hard cooked ejfs. Printed Pattern DOLL CLOTHES

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