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Vol.'XLIII - 4 Carterrt, New Jersey, Thursday, June 3. 1905 Kntrrrd M i a (.'Im Mill lartmt n PRICE TEN CENTO M e «.. Cartcnt, N. J. Republicans Cheered by Boncelet Defeat Feingold To Mayor Emerges As Defend Boro Vital GOP Force

Sewage Case Carteret Jayeee-ettes Wilson,

, u. 11 ;KKT - Horoujth Attor-,P M .', ,..,,,ur Fi'inwild *a» di- The mayor was lauded by De- Win 14 State Awards Urbanski • ii Miimudi Council lust: verin when Banick said he would. .,.;n(>M'iit ihe governing like lo see agenda meetings again! CARTKHET - Thomas Lawlor, Jayeee out-going President .i suit instituted by I he I several days before the regular accepted seven awards for his Chapter's outstanding work j, -tment nf Health in sessions, m that matters wwltl in Records and Recognition competition, Winners , 'Km for failing to con-'be talked over and the regular Mrs. Sandy Ingrassia, outgoing president, was awarded the ulcqu.ile sewerage sy*-' meetings terminated more quick the outstanding Jaycee-ette President award, and was also CARTERET - Borough Repul cie HornuKh and cense ly awarded the Lynnc Snto Memorial Award. The Jaycee-ettee licans were jubilant today ovt • ,. .,i the Arthur Kill IlUtnlck brought up the matter chapter received a Silver Cup for winning first place as out- the results of the Republican pi wrnms! body was jjiven,that he had seen police cars with standing Jaycee-ette Chapter in State. Mrs. Ingrassia re- mary election and when On eouti ir which lo answer the>f«o-ply tires which he said were ceived a Presidential citation for her work as Jaycee-ette Pub- was completed, Mayor Andrew .: ii and alre.idy 10 day*:dangerous to the lives of the lications Editor. Mrs. Ann Brechka won third place as the out- Banick emerged as the MV to , •,|M,| policemen, and Del Vacchio said standing first year member in state, and is first vice president force in the Republican rank*. •> ilminn Thomas DeverinfhDeverin e would look Into the matter in the chapter. Mrs. Joan Nonnemacher won third place as Mayor Banick's strategy, aiddi several members of I Immediately. ACCI AJMKII HV I'VRTY WORKERS: Photo shows GOP group being cheered at an important ra!|v held in the Slovak Hub after Ihe outstanding Jaycee-ette in State, and is State Director in the by former Councilman Jitliug Kr l who Spoke on hthe resulU of lh<- primary elecion were announced. Shown from left lo right are Edmund rrnansfci. Mayor Andrew Banick. Robert Wilson Chapter. Mrs. Mary Masterson received » Certificate of Merit vacs and a small hand of aotlv anrandi Julius knv:4i'tKnvurs; as Historian for the past year, and is Area Vice President. of the «tate'» KHM. workers helped to defeat Cbunci' Mrs. Adele Becker from Perth Amboy was elected State Pre- men Charles Boncelet aod Jah .••I- »i' sident at the Convention. Mrs. Becker is the wife of Chester Brechka, both of whom sought tt. :.JUUJ our feet since the Student Fashion In Drive Wim (: Becker of Neville Street, and will be in charge of 04 Jaycee-ette nomination on the ReptfiBca , •he year and it is not a Chapters in the State. ticket. 1/ I* sued by the state," he For Met They Had It Easy .**"* "'<> They were beaten by Etaun it Show Ls Feature Service Emblem — CARTKKKT - A member- CARTERET - It was easy sliding lor the Democrats in Urbandd and Robert Wilson, tot ,- Andrew Banick echoed CARTERET— During lune, is been launched Tuesday's primary. of whom bad the support of Mayo to employees of Public Service , niimenU, stltiaf aJao that Of PTA Session o»t 261, American Michael ToUl and John Tomenik, both of whom were endorsed 2 Communion Banick and his newly-created R< Elertric ami Gas Company com- i • the problem. Council- A m Stivtagi Bond will be man ic nomination. • with the company and were pre- Show Is Slated Services Slated by their opponents. »™.w» —. «~.,Prw™l* Jr' Mrs t ::njn»»r had already Baxter. social worker John Brechka, •( Ike Canml wili award first, second and. third rie and Frank Toth Ha* A "Bad Day: •• •,.! i>reltaiina»y school pay place prizes in both oil and firmation those yOung RecreaUoi ~ aa- Seta Quting CARTERET — Tuesday pw h Set By Sportsmen watercolor competition, pins rib- eo«1* to the Lord's 'H mninml (• sjkenU who ed to be a "bud day" all aroun- bons in eacjr category. their first communion '1p«fitfBET - fresiieflt John for Steve Trosko, Jr., miuuV 1 Mart Ut* n*turiig "The show* to be held at Jayeee with their paren^and _ fjttlt iinnnunced that the Car- CARTERET-Cub Pack 83, Zion pal and county RepuUica structtw at (he Ywtk (raier Park near adfauate parking fa- TSW Communid« 6«rvi ..ml the other thrtf; M x kilyk presented a PTA l pin from thit group and James Hall in Carteret. The Din- in Sharletsvillc. Pa. Anyone wish- Nulty. ner-Dance will start at 7:30 conttrt in Carterel Park on process rojkv of being made up, urday at 6:30 followed by the - JJJO that the pass' mm- has a bar to add in honor V ing to go can contact Herman 1 He lost out too by Ote defeat and further information may be public examination of the coif- nth the yi-s votes." iher service. The highlight of the evening will Sunday. June 6 at 7:00 P. M. Richert, 7 Elmwood Avenue, obtained from Chairman Norman firmation class. of CouncNmen Charles Bonce- Deverln, Hutnicfc The group approved the dec l)e the awarding of the Most They are under the direction let and John Brechka hath ft! JLandstrorii, 72 Hagaman Street A few more seats are available l!oh:inek pusKd oa sidn of the Kxwudre Board to Valuable Player Trophies in each whom he supported, of Philip Waron. Carteret. on the bus to Sterling Forest Gar i-ut with Covnrihneo donate funds lo the library to br of the five major soprts at the dens sponsored by the Lorantfy .n Brechka and Nich- used (or the viailaidi depart- high school and the selection ol cociety on June 12. Mrs, William i ino voting In ment*. A book was alw donated the 1963 Scholarship Award. "We have no grudge again <•• 'iiri, Sr., president, should be •- besieged with to the library in memory of Miss! anyone" Mayor Banick toM h's JAMKS F1NNKGAN Music for your dancing plea- nlled for reservations. throughout the (leanings, head of the English de sure will be provided by ths workers at a rally hi the Stovr'• |partment. Miss Eileen Kennedy, CAIITEUET - Seton Hall "Blue Velvets". An outstanding Club. "Let's niKte for a atroB* i mayor in a re*olu- Khool librarian jelected "Antho-'versity will award four honorary figure in the world of sports will Havhelor Of Arts Republican victory in the fall." >i th.it he had vetoed! low on Work! Literature.11 ' and I5fi7 bachelor and advanced be the main speaker. The victory by the Banick groin sometimes referred t<) as the in- •I four borough em- Mrs. Joseph Kilyk reported on!degrees m two separate. com- Tickets are available from Pre- Degrees Awaited g surgent unit places Councilman j •nt-ll> i Bl the County iCouncil Spring Con-lmencement exercises on Satur sident Little, Fred Gasior or Wal- CARTERET - Miss Julianne C. Bafala. Julius Kovacs on the top as a' fereoce. (lay. June 5 un the South Orange !Iila and Miss Arline Ivanitski, Jr., Patricikk Dt- ter G.iaior. Republican leader. It also w;:s The Executive Board will at- campus. Candidates from the both of Carteret are among more K;.'lnlph Stark, Jr. He a "dumping" defeat for Stev? tend the PTA. Workshop on June School of Law, School of Nursing Mian 4000 University of Maryland • the four employees Trosko, Jr., county and municipal M at Avenel and Ihe graduate divisions of the andidates for degrees, which will ••-••ii terminated as of chairman. i! Collet!* of Arts and Sciences, Local Men Aid be, conferred at College Park, "ill not appear on Wilson thanked all the comrnj'.- School of Education and School of Maryland on June 5. Miss Hila is teemen and eommitteeiomen and Businoss Administration will have a candidate for the bachelor of ! • -tio|ntl FeinjtbJd on the executive comminee of ths PTA Vtiit their ik lives conferred at 10:30 3-Day Assembly arts degree in English, She is a •'">"r Uan veto and General Republican dub for their A.M. in W.iUi Auditorium, / member q( the Newman Club and -i"t and he asked CARTERET - Borough resi- efforts and help in fine election. them is .1 •»«'.•. V'innegaii. 101 social chairAian of, her dormi- < i-;.: He also wanted dents will assist when the JehoM Urbanski also thanked toe people Installs Coolidge AVWIUIV <'.,i!eivt, with a tory. Miss Ivanitski is a candi ••••"j'-n un the duties van's Witnesses hold their three- for their confidence. in Chemise date for the bachelor of arts de- '"' i>( Patrick Potoc- day assembly at Johnson Region- Boncelet, president of the Bor- CARTERET — The final meet cree in speech therapy. She is • ' Hcrk. in his role al High School, Clark, June 11-13. ough Council was low man of the e Scho l a member of the Newman Club • "'••'i- with the CivU ing, of the: Pvt. Mj"u ° „ ^ Each of the 17 participating. four candidates. He only polled ind Sigma Alpha Eta. iP.TfA. for Ihe 19M45 tern; ^Thomas E. Uarvey, ,\congregations will supply volun-, 495 votes, Brechka got 518 votes, | highlighted by the installation of -I that ii « U „,- June b teer help to man the cafeteria Wilson was high man with 609 wa P '• new officers. The County Chair- KNDS NURSING PROGRAM I'AHTFRET - Thomns E. Gar- producing seven full-course meals votes and Urbanski polled 601 whal the state man of Education i- ,ile-.-lared!p. M. end-rf-the-year dinner June 24 « 'Hid siand until- — 1 at the Park Hotel, Plainfield, T:,W ' •• 'ill opinion. Rites Set P.M. The date was chosen so it Vehicle Official would not couflict witli the Na tional Education Aisoeiation tun By Dr. Ross vention in New Yurk City, Junr n-iili' to build Speaker At BPW Session 27-July 2. IV Vncchio CARTERET - The Sacrament Members of the dinner commit *'\ '"• lul up for! of Holy Communion hus been CAHTEKET - The installation he gavel, und with a president's tee are Mrs. Jeawttu Hernstfin, ayivedi pin Mrs. Frances Donuvan, a scheduled for Zion Lutheran chairman; Mrs. Klorwice Angus ''''"'ll1 hri soldld. hei«f officers of the furteret Businesi s ormer president, pa-scnted Mrs. Church', 718 Roosevelt Avenue, in tine, Mrs. Miriam Baldcrstou, "''"»'< want to sell,!and Professional Women's Club Hila with a past Pint's Pi" observance of Whitsunday, the Jfames Conniff. Donald Devanny. """"me ho JnicHt was lielij at Horner's Ad LUib w misHt on behalf of the dub. After the Feast of Pentecost, at 8:3u AM- Miss Alice Gade, Williatn llerron, from with Mrs. MildrwJ" McLean, se- ll|i:tl now, He and 10:45 A.M. The pastor, the Mrs. Pekinese Killey, Edward 'inK should be cond via: presiilwit of the State message by the new president, r Rev. Willis Morgan Ross, will Maloney and Stephen Szlinsfji. A l Federation, acting as installing she announced that Miss Gingeg r ll)L 'e" kiitA be celebrant. social hour from ii:H) to 7:»o P.M , officer. The flower ceremony was 'Sherry l ready to the State Church School meets at 9:30 will be held below the dinner. used. U'rnatu U>iU>i the State to tlic National Convention to be AM. in the Parish Hali under The speaker of the evening, Miss Nationa WashhigtOllhhit . July 24 tu» the direction of William Shuff, Sr., Jun* StreleckJ, director of Motor BICTCUS PISAI'PEARS ^••»on o/ HSSSL presentt ffrom Unh- general superintendent, and M1'8- Vehicle Department of thf SUte and Woodbrldge. COI/)N1A - Mrs Joan Wagner, •iC N«w Jersey, siwke to the guests Culiioia Thomas Miller, primary superin- wa>. „. installation cwe- tendent. IS Broadway AveuJt- told Patrol- n about bar work m this depart O:t,,M ,. »• haU with club celebrated its uh mtnt and ie»cu»ii of the public Junior Luther League meets at man Lewis C. Moiuiu Monday tliat * "id KM bor- with r«jir4 lu * wuniau u di birthday. 5:35ao0 P.M,. aannd the Senior League her spn's bike haJ been left in , was fhairinaii of Miss Sherry at 6:30 P.M. the driveway of her ••home. A the in:filiatio '--n- dinner, .and Mrs quwtiuus asked by the hin oJ Meetings for the week are Sen- short time later jte discovered Wand,i Anderson, chairman In Cwrtan*1* mami Mmuuiud u«f paratt. ior Choir on-Thursday at 7:30 the bike, which was insured, #us IN CAKJ'KUhT I'AKAUfc:: Pair weallH:r uUirttUd luauy uutts uttd Buuiy Mrs. Mary 1UU, outnoui£ pre- the birthday celebration awutiid P M and GW Scouts on Friday Plutu duw* Ui« CarlMct UIKU Scbuul UauU Ui Uw luiv <* luawh. , pr<»NfU«d Uie u«w ptesi by Mrs. Madalim; Wilhelm and at 3;3» P.M. •In. Me H HafWk, with Mrs. Judith Syhayda. Independent-Leader (E.B.) • Carteret PAGE TWi lhttraday, June 3, 1968 Fashions, Music Spark Final FT A Meeting

CARTEHET The Columbus-1 Mrs. Bareford's 4th Grade sty- Cleveland P.T.A. successfully dents played selections for i"Into ended It's season ol meetings, and Drums. In the group were: with i festival of music and Bambf Nalko, Roberta Rawcliffe,' f;isinri recently. The meeting be-'Lynn Ann David, Nancy (iniicho car with several announcements: ski, Mark Kafouros. Gary Schnler, by President Eugene Bnser re-| Alex I.nkatos, Wayne Kurknff and Kar.linR the Kindergarten Party. Mike Szymonlfka. to be held at the Cleveland Ch"erleaders, under the tulel- School on Wednesday, June 18. age of Miss Maile. Columbus Columbus School Graduation will School's Physical Education In- bo"heldI on JiinVa. at the Lincoln: structor, gave a demonstration of School Vmlitorium. Invitations cheers which won them third 'will be sent to all 8th Grade place prize in the recent Cheer pirents. The Graduation Party lending Competition. In the group will be given the following eve-1were: Diane Slomko, Janet Raj ning Wednesday June 23, and simowici, Nlckl Spano, Urrainc

JEWLY l.l.Ki) Ol - of the St. Jo^ph PTA are p.ctur* above. Standing left U, |»h Grade mothers will be In Tailarom. Ljmn Gural. Uenee Rninls, Wm. Mrs. Marie Weposky, S.^r Mary Urelta, aSM. l^^^^^JS^T fflf fit": ^ filial icflLIrrl 3 U president and Mrs. James take place during z of the school year. Volunteers Dominguez, Roberta Baron and are requested to supervise the Debbie Hudak. POSTPONK MEETING icatering and serving duties. Great appreciation and pride were shown by the audience to all CARTERET - The Polish Al- Dinner Meeting Tonight Students of the Columbus the student's efforts. ,incc of Roosevelt Death Bene- School, who have partlcioated in Socicty (Kasa Posmiertnal of, itbe Physical Fitness Program irteret has postponed its month- To Close B.P. W. Season stressed by the Columbus School, meeting originally scheduled and who have excelled In this en- Charlotte Szabo r May 31 to June 7, at the son, Corresponding Secretary; Mrs. WO0DBR1DGE - Woodbridgej deavor, will be awarded trophies ilcon Hall. Township Business and Profession-1 during the 8th Grade Assembly al Women's Club will elose to on Friday, June 19. On fc*nd to To Get Degree 'Roundup' Plans present the awards will be a re- season tonight at a dinner meet- . «. „ . u COLONIA - Miss Charlotte- ins to be held at Coby'j Restau- * °'e CoIumbu*! Siabo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gorecki- Yakubek Bridal Cleveland P.T.A. Letters to Editor Over 200 rant. J. E. Siabo, 315 Colonia Boule- Mrs. Mary Desmond, Principal CARTERET - The Cirti-ret Mrs. William Brennan, who was Made For Girls vard, is a candidate for a bac- of the Cleveland School handled Held At Holy Family Memorial Post 745 Jewish W,-,r installed as president for her wi WOODBRIDGE »< Suzanne Mit- the Install otlon of Officers pro- calaureate degree at the Seton Dear Editor: Veterans of the of cond term last Thursday at the chell and Loretta Romond of Hill College commencement exer- Recently 1 attended the Carteret Joseph Campodonico, Wertfield. cedures. She introduced the new CARTERET - Miss Judith Ya- America participated in the M. Shackamaxon Country Club, will Woodbridge and Lorraine Dai of members of the Board to all ore- cises Sunday at Sullivan Hall, Borough Council meeting with the kubek. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Serving as best man was Michael nual Memorial Day parade »!u,-h express purpose of hearing a re- announce her committees for the Colonia, who are members of sent, with remarks about their Greensburg, Pa. Walter Yakubek, 59 Locust Street Zareva, of Carteret. Ushering was was held May SI. Services «>re port, either formal or extempor- coming year and will list the date Crossroads Girl Scout Council, will previous endeavor; for the Co- became the bride of Richard J. Mr. Campodonico. conducted at the monument in A graduate of Benedictine Aca- aneous, from the Borough Air Pol- of the summer executive board participate in the forthcoming Girl lumbus-Cleveland P.T.A. Gorecki, son of Mr, and Mrs. Jo- The bride, a graduate of St. the Carteret Pork by: Rabbi ,\;. demy, Miss Siabo majored in lution Enforcer, Mr, Francis Cap. meeting to plan activities for the Scout Roundup at Farragut, Ida- After the Installation, Mrs. Bob- seph Gorecld, 18 Harris Street at Mary's High School, Perth Amboy, bum. William Finklestein, On American History and minored in For the record, a report was mander, Irving Rader, Jr, M p vear. ho, July IS to 28. be Philip, Publicity Chairman, the Holy Family Church on Sat- is also a graduate of Berkeley Political science at Seton Hill. She never given. Commander, and Chaplain, Sey- m gave her report on the County urday at 4 P.M. The Rev. Melvin School of Secretarial Training, I)EB BALL PLANS Roundup will be a city of will begin her freshman year of mour Wiebright. Council of P. T. A.'s Spring Me* It U a matter of fact that the J. Stanczewski officiated at the East Orange and b employed as Miss Ruth Wolk, chairman of;6.000 tents, the largest encamp- graduate study at Seton Hill Uni- gaseous conditions in our air have ing. Of xirimary imoortance was double ring ceremony. a secretary for Merck & Co., Rail- A picnic followed on the £rnuivlt the fifth annual Debutante BaUi™otfor«irls in the western world versity Law School in Newark in become worse. Further, the air the decision by the National ind The bride was escorted to the way. of the Carteret Jewish Comnwm- to be held December 30 at the we are advised. There will be conditions have become so ex- State P.T.A. to oopose the pass- September. altar by her father The wedding! , , duat Uut numeroui a sheath with an overblousoverblouse ol , L ,_ DJ Amboy, w&l be graduated from, deadline for accepting application A Promise in Action and the slo-jnate has not yet discussed the embroidered iridewnt French1 Columbia University College of- gan, On the Trail to Tomorrow. bill, which would orohibit oublic lace, and a chapel train of crystal 'forms from prospective Debu- handbook revision and soiree com-1 Pharmacy this month. He is ai New tents and camping equip- school children from soliciting lodging complaints. peau de soie. A French illusion (antes has been changed to June' mittee of the College Govern- member of the New Jersey Phar-l ment have been purchased by the f'inds for any organization not! It is my opinion that residents veil was attached to a crystal i 10. Those who have been accepted; completely under th° control of ment Association in her senior maceutical Association, American ZSOLT P. HARSANYI Council for the Scouts to use at of Carteret are not aware that fel- tiara. She carried a cascade bou- will be notified shortly after that School authorities. The Senate is year, is a member of the Me- Pharmaceutical Association and TO GRADUATE: Zsolt Paul the Roundup and a portion of the low citizens are actually register- quet of roses and carnations. i date. el) tropolitan Club and was among a member and past president of V Hsrsanyi, son o* the Rev. and cost of the trip has also been as Saged at present in debate over ing complaints. Tax-payers cer- Mrs, Lamont Shaffer, of Wood- A meeting of Debutantes and ""wrtionment. and this has taken the senior assistants to the Dean tainly would not be informed to bridge, was the bride's maid of Kappa Psi Gamma Pharmaeeuti- ! Mrs. Andrew Hananyi ol 175 sumed by the Council. of Women. She spent the past this situation by Mayor Banick jil! Pershing Avenue, Carteret, to- their mothers will.be held June 24 recedenoe over all other legis- honor. The attendant was Mrs. cal Fraternity. lation. However, the County and four summers as sales assistant and his council as these politicians ill day received hit Bachelor of at 8 P.M., at the Central Library, m AvettUe State P.T.A. advise all Presidents and College Board representative must be trying to hide the inade- !'! Arts dero«e fro,kWm . Amhers,«»«,...t co«..t- , Rahway - Woodbridge. lege at its MWi CMmntnca* J At that time Miss Wolk will ex- of- local chanters, and all mem- at L. Bamberger's. quate job being done by Mr. Cape Obituaries oers'of P.TX to write to their Miss Theresa F. Bosze inert." A 1561 graduate'of the j plain all the rules and regula- I voiced; my sentiments at the legislators demanding a Public The Webster-Ashburton Treaty Plngry School, Hirsanyt has tions and will answer questions aforementioned meeting concern- Hearing on this matter. B J definitely fixed the boundary line ing this problem by stating "What, been active at Amherst: Cap- (from the mothers and the debu- ' - NAPURANO between Canada and the ttate of if anything, is presently being Weds Matthew F. Mark tain of the Wrestling team, a CARTERET — Bartholomew J. Following the general business tantes. Maine. ' done?". Unsurpassingly, not a member of the campus drama- Napurano, 50, of 7 Oaltwood Ave- of the Columbus-Oveland P.T.A., In general, critics agree that satisfactory answer could be given CARTERET —Miss Theresa F.iMazur, Elizabeth, cousin of the[ tic group, and dormitory advi- nue died Sunday at Perth Amboy Miss Zak's Home Economics Stu- the "fine arts" include painting, by the mayor. Bosze, daughter of John A. BOSK,!bridegroom. Miss Lynda Sohavdaj General Hospital. A parishioner of i^mdentss , representinreorewnting thee • 6th,, 7t7th . sor. He intends to continue his drawing, sculpture, music, dra- 33 Wheeler Avenue and the late of Carteret, niece of the bride, St. Joseph's Roman Catholic!™.™' B™ks gave a charming Ironical as it was, prior to my studies at graduate school in the ma, poetry and dancing. , p Mrs. Frances Bosie, was united in was flower girl. Religious Class fl hl on S1 w b ii Jail. Church, he was a veteran of World! * ^. 1 , !" ; Appearing as being able to contend my pposition, marriage to Matthew F. Mark, Serving as best man was Albert | i there^ was. 1 Warn and senred in-the UU |! & % °™™ handihandiworkk th a measure beforebf !son of Mr. end Mrs. Michael i Lyons of Union. The ushers were council to I Sets Graduation Navy.. Born In Mark Af Linden, Saturday at 3 Joseph Reinbold of Elizabeth, and; Bobin Rngawski. Joan Stoldzman, )RT To See Novel Church with I Edward Sullfia^f Colonia, cousin •• COLONIA - St. John Vianney Karen Toryak. Carol Perry, Deb- ^ elvin StinnewsM offi-1 of the bridegtiMm. TWringbeareT !j" Pro ram At Meeting graduation from the nigh school nr" the RCAibie Mer'U""e. Janet Brown, Sabina e ad at the double ring cere- was Alex T. Sohayda, Jr., Carteret • tha of religiog n will be heldft; June'», ' f the"pastf « ^ K^n South. L*lia' if this measure JEAN C. WOLANSKY nephew of the bride. WUvrnd f>Titchez, Carol Jacobs, Darra Sl- doing a tremendous Job," Palriek Stmi, CarterH, crystal beading on the bodice.; dical Technology, Newark. She! men. Saabo, Barbara Is- MNDoe the es«s«emnt ol th son Bartholome , Jr. of Carleret; Whether the readers of this let- hem and detachable chapel train, is emnloyed by Elizabeth General! jfji "Know Your Officers" will be June 13 Is CYO Sunday and all four sisters, Mu, Margaret Pepe; Saarra,, Isabebll Cassas, danfiitar, Jeaa CalkerUr. w ^ art Democrats, Republicans'Her three-tier silk illusion veil Hospital as a laboratory techni-| members will attend the 8:30 a.m hi i Mr. G««rtt Uorenco, ton «t if ;'le prcram arranged by Mrs. of Buffalo, N. Y., Mrs. Josephine iRamona Parisio. Donna Hudak, w lPat Wal 'or Independent*, let us as tax a* attached to a cjuster of lilits;cian and by Dr. Edgar Kogan of| Stilton Ma.rkman, cl -man, and Mass. At 6 p.m. a general meeting Trotter of Jersey City Mrs. Celia *. Lori Johnson, Irma Mr. and Mrs. Uwnaet IM ol alley sh carried c [I'Mrs. Harold Green, co-cnairman. will be held in thet cafeteria with Hear of Union and Mrs. Louise Saw, Kathy Raiillard, EOeen paying citiiena 1. begin hearing ^ ^ '- «. « «" Elizabeth. toco «f IB New Y«rk Avcnu cade of stephanotii and phalae- Mr Mark is a graduate of Sa- iMrs. Daniel' Kivili. newly ior election of officers to take place. •Ippotito of Newarkj *ree broth- Katfo, Kathy Ormore. JaBa Cns- Newark. Mist WeUaskj u a I responses! to our complaining tele-nopsis. cred Heart High School, Elizabeth jstalled president, will preside at Tomorrow CYO first Friday will ers. Ralo! and Leb'oiUersey Cuy savRarta&Ttelfafa, Wa'iida Nix, fradualt s4 Cartml Hm phone from Mr. Cap. J. Miss Irene Krystoslak of Car- and received a bachelor of science illfe event. ' •''."' be observed at the 5:30 pjn. Mass, and Anthony of Newark; and one Nancy Jennings, Debbie Stewart, SchotJ m* h tufrjtA by UK Make Mr. Cap begin making re- teret was maid of honor for her degree in business administration grandson. Angela Holland, Monica Sanchez, Amerku Agrieattaral (V An education meeting has been All members are invited to at- niece. The bridesmaids were, Miss from Seton Hall University, le Cindy Black, Cp"e«n Ne'son. Hose ports to the mayor, council and let for Monday, 8:30 p.m., at the tend the boy's discussion club or Funeral services will be held Alice Krystosiak, Carteret, cou- is employed as an accountant ny ralC«mp«v, Wettfirld, N>«l Walker, Robert Baron, Nancy ie taxpayers. 3. Most of all, male d ,home of Mrs. Joseph Holtzman, the hair course for girls on the today at 9.00 A. M at the Syno- sin of the bride, and Miss Irene Lionel Corp., Hillside. Jersey. Mr. Ltstreac* U i sr» - 'Edison. All vice presidents and first and fourth Mondays. wiecki Funeral Home, 56 Carteret Broughton. Ir. Cap begin doing a good job u*« sf Kast BUt High School. six-point chairman are expected On Saturday a picnic will be Avenue, followed by a requiem Mr. Waron's Instrumental Mu- fure he is considered tor any Newark, New Jemr »ad i* rm-1 "~ i attend, Mass at 9:30 A.M at St Joseph's sic Department gave a demon- DANCE SCHEDULE t4oye4 by JoW W. MrOrtk held at Merrill Park from noon aise in salary. until 7:30 p.m. No reservations are Church, Interment will be in St. stration of the growth from" Pre- Neri Nominated Stevedore*, tac., Newark, N Very truly yours, AVENEL • The Catholic Young necessary and those attending will Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. Band Flute to Band Instrument. Jersey. Aa Oetstar wedding u| Night Adult Club of Northern Middle- supply their own food. Performing on the Sweet Wind Mr. C. R. Brogan To Fratjernitjy y sex County will hold its annual Fete h Set MEETING MONDAY Flutes were: Philip Jullano, James Aiwrded Scholarship Conlin R. Brogan CARTERET—AnthonCARTERETAnthony J. Neri, benefit danc—.»e- fo.—r th..~e Whit•..MMe. CARTERET - St. Elizabeth's COLONU - The St. John Vian, Simister, Sam Jones, Richard BB SHOT FIRED ' WWashiaiMo Avenue son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neri,! Fathers, Saturday, at Cross Keys PTA will hold its regular meet- ney Attar Rosary Society will Treadaway, Patty Chezmar, Janet To Carnegie Institute ' Carteret, New Jersey 41 East Oak Street hat been: Inn, 37 West Cherry Street, RaV ing Tuesday, June 8 at St. PORT READING'- Mrs. .Anne meet, Monday, 8:30 P.M. in th« Woray. Julie Manolio, Joann Zir- CARTERET - Mitt Linda James Hall, Longfellow Street cafeteria. This will be the flnaUpolo, Linda Arena and Margaret Jayne Dunne, daughter of Mn. lomlnated to the Science Honor-! way, from 9:00 to 1:00. The Mel- Martlno, 50, 477 Port Reading J at which time Father's Night Avenue, reported to Patrolman meeting before the summer va Kafonros. Louise J. Dunne, of Erie Pennsyl- Children's iry Research Fraternity. Iota MmO-Toneg will provide the music. will be featured with a Mexican Charles L. Sokolow Tuesday that cation and the Sweet Adeline* The Instrumental Band,, made vania and the late John J. Dunne, 1, Alpha Chapter. I The discuskion dub wiU meet1 1 Fiesta setting, Dinner will be some one fired a BB shot through singing group will furnish the en-un of tth Grade students, had as formerly of 327 Washington Ave- Day Listed He was selected on the basis on Sunday June IS served at 7 P. M. ' a screen and living room window tertainment its members: Clyde Carl, Gabriel- nue has been granted admission an original research paper la Lengyel, Donna Bocra, Marga- and awarded a scholarship to By Church hkh he presented at the 19th i ret Kofouros, Joseph Gil, George Carnegie Institute- of Technology Mutual Eastern Colleges Science Ehman, Jeff Howell, Vincent Flo- in Pittsburgh, Pa. She plans to FORDS - Worship at Wesley inference held at Danbury. 1st Presbyterian rio, Carol Perei, Linda Reddlag- major in French and teach on the Iethodist Church will be at 10 Mr. Neri is a graduate of Car- ton, Deborah Dillon, Isreal Perei, secondary level. Linda ii a gradu- A.M, during July and through ret High School, class ol 62. Janet Brown, Ora Lee Caldwell, ate of St. Joseph's Parochial Labor Day Sunday, urrently completing his junior lists Services 'ear as science major at Jersey ]Lynn Humbertson, hreal Delga- School in Carteret and will grad- Children's Day will be cele- CARTERET - The Sacrament :ity State College. He it employ- do, George Mlsdom, Cornelia uate with honors from Strong Vin- ratod Sunday, June 13, and will of the Lord's Supper will be con- Jones, Lillian Miles, Barbara Sho- cent High School In Erie on June A by the General Hospital and Je the last day for church school an active member of Hospital' ducted by Dr. Orfon C. Hopper, vey, Steven Yuhasz, Joseph Fe- 15, ntil September. Bible school re- men, Third Class, United States interim pastor of the First Pres- havari, Dennis Hulak, Kendall The 492 students graduating will istration blanks are available Naval Reserves at Elizabeth. He byterian Church of Carteret, Sun- Davis, Gary Stephenson, Howard be viewed by a 2000 capacity audi- and parents are asked to notify I married to the former Sandra day at the a A.M. Service. Dr. He can't I Holder, Ralph Fabricator*. Janet ence by invitation only. The out ol Stunt? Nawl Mrs. Benscoe, church school sec- lerak of AveneL Hopper's Communion message Van Pelt, Ellen Finkle, Joke Kle- town guests atendlng the com- until he| will be "The Holy Spirit", come down ves and Mic(iael Garpkyj mencement exercies will be Mrs. etary, at Ii-8-«41 if they intend i WONG C A demonstration of!Drumming John E. Dunne, grandmother, 48 o send their children. Bible Sunday School classes will meet promises a GIFT CARTERET -i Le\vis J. Mikici Techniques was givefe by: Jeft Atlantic Street; Mr. Harry C. school will be conducted from at 9:30 A.M. of 307 Romanowski Street, Car- Petrocy, Philip Ross, Barry Stft Rapp, her grandfather, 327 Wash- July 6 to the 16th from 9:30 A.M. The Sacrament of'Holy-Bap- teret, is among 83 students who wart, Adalberto Velez, Joy Scho- ington Avenue and Mr. Edward a 11:30 A.M. and registration fee tism will be held at the June 13th are candidates for Associate ler and Barbara Istok. Dunne, all of Carteret. Sunday service. STATE JEWtLERS| per child (or two weeks ii $2.00 Arts degrees at Union Junior Col- $1.50 per child for one week ege's 32nd annual commencement The Board of Session will hold itli a maximum of $6.00 per on Saturday, June 5, at 10:30 a.m.their regular monthly meeting in a Mate Wrwi, W«t«bri«i | lamily. in the theatre of the Campus Cen- the Church Parlor on Monday, CHRISTINE LEE'S ter, Crawford, (Next (• 8UU Tbe»ue) June 7 at 8 p. M, The Sunday School picnic will be held June 20 at Roosevelt Park, section I, Grove I. Duncan Hen- GASLIGHT ry, church school supt state* Announcing FREE tickets are available at $3.00 per Oriental Restaurant md family and $2.00 per couple. SANEX Moth Pritectlw Cocktail Lounge WITH REGULAR I>11* CLEANING ORDER. 66 CHERRY ST., KLJZABETH SAVES YOU MONEV, SAVES YOUR CLOTH*> New Entertainment Policy! Ve ao4 tmly cvefuUy clew »"*' KuruitiiU but «J»o owlw ""•"' NOW! ENTERTAINMENT 7 TOOTS uiatb|iriwf. You p«y W>»uW I cc (or this wonderful new *'| vice! Sttnex moth p • SUNDAY & TUESDAY NIGHTS Fluwcn KM Ml odorless, colariws. We l"sl"' Occiuloiu . . each garment 10»% u»«i"s' mu"' FRED MEILER rl SAVINGS Call lot Bowers, Butt tUntug«. Don't take chanew • H PUtit . 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who have reached three years by the opening of school through grade 7. AVENEL PERSONALS -Monday at 8 p.m. the A venal Woman's Club will hold the sec- ond of iU nunmer weekly card Be ttj Gatowfk) parties at the home of Mrs. Josepi 14 George Street Suchy. 67 Melnzer Street. Mil A»rnH, N. J. William Kuimlak will be co-holt MR MH1 ess. - -The Avonel Fire Company —Thursday the Women's Ail$> epls tonight at the local flre- elation of the First Presbyterlal housr. Church will meet at R p m. in tf» •Tonight at fl:M pjn. St. An- Church hall. The program will be drew's Knights of Columbus. Coun- a "Service of Worship and !ril smw, meets at the Avenel VFW Praise," based on the hymn "TM» Ipnst hull, Pnrk Avenue. Is My Father's World " , -The Sixth District Republican —Monday the Avonel Fire Com- Club meets with Mr. and Mrs.pany will hold drill exercises lit William Sehewrmnn, 300 Prospect the local firphousc at 7:30 p.m. Avenue, 8;.10 p.m. today. Tuesday's card party, sponsored —Dress rehearsal is called by by tho PTA of School 23. will ht Miss Ann's Dance School for to- held in the school's all mirpoia morrow night at Woodbridge room from 8 to 11 p.m. Tickets School 11, 8 p.m. The annual re- will be sold at the door md tbt cital (or the local dance students public is invited. will take place Saturday evening at the Woodbridge School, The nub- Three-wheeled motor scooter! ' lie is invited with tickets available first were used experimentally to at the door. ease postmen's aching feet m ,MTK\T HOLDERS: Two Colonia englnefrs wrrr honored h.v I, I Wine Mf* —Registration for next fall's Decatur, Ga. „,,,. r-roivfrf on product* nwmifnrtured hy tho l.inrton firm. Knginofrine vi church school at the First Presby- ni.,.r .uniiralulatM Frank VullnKRio , 2fl:! Amhersl Avenue am\ terian Church are due this Sun- President Eisenhower was thi r (« on,, Tn day. Registration for the summer only U. S. president to have a ,Wfl,«w Drive. The l.» mm rroeivo,, ,hrrks ,„ „,,,,„„,„„ „, vacation church school, to be held pilot's license. "Thrrmnvaw" DIsrharKr. which iwiverf a li. s ,,;itont this month June 28 through July 9, will cl»9e Mrs. Snyder Installed number and average score. If MMondayd . FormF s and registratioi n Arizona is one of the few Golf Tourney entrants are members of a Coun- lee should be left at (he Sunday cotton-growing regions that doe* try CJub or Golf League, they school or church office. The sum- not lose crops because of the should base their score from their mer session is offered to those boll weevil. St. Cecelia's PTA Head On Schedule handicap. ISELIN - Mrs. Robert Messier, RARITAN ARSENAL - The The "honor" system will be Regent of the New Brunswick Re- Middlesex County Board of Free- ba»i» for tourney classification. ISOUft gion of P.T.A.'s installed Mrs. Ed- Nerits, Grwn Street South, Mrs. holders will sponsor its second There will be four flights: A — ward Snyder as president of St. lohn Hare, Westbury Park, Mrs. annual golf tournament at the for golf average 70-79, B - for County's public golf course at Cecelia's P.T.A. Groups 1 and 2 Edward Purcelly, Woodbridge golf average SMS, C - for golf Raritan Arsenal, it was announced BUSINESS at a joint installation party in >aks, Mrs, Robert O'Connor, Men- average 90-99 and D - for golf this week. Ixiurdes and Fatima Halls. In- ) Park Terrace, Mrs. Ronald average over 100. stalled with MB. Snytterwew; Ins, Menlo Park-Oak Strcet,,Mr«. According to fraahoklsr Thomas fed* James*** EntMiiU will be cliwaified into Air — Rail — Steamship — Hotel Mrs. Edward Partenope, vice pre- H. Lee, chairman of the county proper flights and draws will be sident: Mrs. John Ryan, record- Hospitality Chairman, Mrs. Fred | parks department, registration made for match play. The TOUR AND CRUISE RESERVATIONS 'olf, assisted by Mrs, Charles ing secretary; Mrs. William Am- starts immediately and all resi- ers will be notified. Eighteen hole THE WORLD OVER mirata, treasurer; Mrs. Walter lamanski, Mrs. Owen McMahon, dents of Middlesex County as well matches will be required to be Andrews, corresponing secretary. Mrs. Salvatore Grimes, Mrs. WH-as those employed in the County played with 10 days or less at a Phone VA 6-36(1 Rev, John M. Wilus, moderator "iam Franklin, Mrs. Cosimo Lu- are eligible to enter the tourna- time and course to be decided by and spiritual advisor. ihino, Mrs. Edward Leahy, Mrs. ments. the opponents. lames Conroy, Mrs. Joseph Gil-' Entries may be made in person Others named to the Executive An 18 hole match will be played CSIPO Travel Bureau lersleeve, Mrs. John Pydyszewski at the golf course or by writing to in the final round of each flight Board were: P.T.A. store, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins. Middlesex County Golf Course, at the Middlesex County Golf 303 Maple Street Andrew Dapuzao, chairman, as- Peter Traynor, Grand Knight Box 160, Nixon, N. J. Registration [Course, at the Raritan Arsenal. PERTH A.MBOW N. J. sisted by, Mrs. George Simka, St, Cecelia's Council i, closes June 20. Edison. Trophies will be awarded WORLD WIDE TRAVEL Mrs. Richard Sinnott and Mrs. iresented savings bonds to Robert All entrants are asked to list to the winner and runner-up in SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 Donald Maguire; program, Mrs Inadinger and Kim Ferris, is their name, address, telephone each flight. Raymond Geoffroy; eighth grade high stam collectors in the recent savings, Mrs. William Duers- 'Stamps for a School Bus con cheidt; library, Mrs. Martin Lil- lest." Robert and Kim, along with musicana program, Mrs. Jo- other high winners were re- www i.KOll': C«iMk Mothcn Club o< Woodbrtdcr turns ov« the proceed* of a recent card seph Rusbarsky; savings stamps, garded with a day at the World's ,,,rh 10 sis(er Maurtea Thmtt. Uh to ri»ht. Mm. Daniel Yoqcu», pmident; Sl»ter Maureen and Mrs. William Gnadinger; publici- Mr John Srhfenloop---.-- , car---' d part-- * y. chairman- • . 'air. ty, Mrs. Patrick Rubino. Mrs. Snyder Introduced Rev Membership chairman, Mrs. )avid, Delzell, assistant and mo- by Fran Heller. Richard Van Edsinga, assisted as derator of the Parish Rosary So- George Gerek, principal, invited ! Mrs. Enderlein Inducted 'ollows; Chain O'ffiUs, Mrs. Frank ciety, who on behalf of the Socie- all parents of the incoming se- Markman, Iselin West, Mrs. Char- presented Rev. Wilus with a venth grade students to come to check for $2,000.00 for the New By Iselin Jr. High PTA the school cafeteria tonight, at 8 les Blunda, Colonia, Mrs, Joseph o'clock. A seventh grade orienta- Church Fund. In achknowledging l IN- Mrs Frank EnderirinKlain, corresponding secretary. tion talk will be presented, A ;he gift, Rev. Wilus expressed his as president of thej tin. Edward Vellc, outgoing discussion will also be held on Printed Pattern gratitude to the society and Rev. ; Junior High School PTA president, congratulated the new courses of studies, grouping, Delwll for their generosity. ' ' tiiul meeting In the school officer! and thanked her staff. transportation, gymnasium pro- If a serious disability has made •- ,::r. Edward P. Keating, After the installation ceremony gram and guidance department- A tour of the building will be btld. ou unabte^jQjjrifQrJL you and !IT->: principal of the Khooil • Spring concert was presented 1 i.-,i ;;•»• director of Secondary our depen«®*m^ be losing (rj the ttudeaU. HW Glee Club ash benefits' local sociai l •• •.):• >n the Public School Do you know that toe social installed Mrs. Enderlein VM directed by Mitt Adele Ru-, security law provides monthly be- glad to bihln with IUnd imtan Pnpi-oi-,.1Corcoran1 ana-/*d rv.KDebJ- nefjt... s fo/ r disabled workers. and unrish it dis- •-r. "!h«r officer* u fotlowi: ra Hrefaut as accompanist*, The ibility beneftts. «•• Richard Grotamao, Brat their dependents? Get in touch •cbool band played three lelcc- with your social security office to i: e-president: Mr*. DUM Gar tku, directed by Vincent Paxcia. 1 Goats have been used as a Vf second vice-presldeDt: Mr*. find out how you may qualify for MIM Rubin also directed the these payments. source of milk, cheese, meat and •nnVrrutia. third vto-praidaot; Chorus, with Nancy Anoia and mohair and their skin has been SERVICE CHARGES Mr- \hriham Thaler, tnawrer; Fran Heller accompanists. A spe- A purebred bone may be of sed as leather. M: Mi::nn Schtemovita, record- cial selection was sung by the any breed, as long a> Its parents !•( -fi-rturv: tod Mn. Rirry ninth grade chonis, accompanied belonged to that breed KIND An Army travels on its stomach!

When You Open A Regular Personal CHECKING ACCOUNT* On Dec. 23, 17.77, Gen. George Washington wrote in. his diary at Valley Forge, *THERE ARE NO SERVICE CHARGES PERTH AMBOf NATIONAL BANK about 20 miles northwest of FIVE CORNERS, PERTH AMBOX, N. J. Philadelphia: "We have this day no less than 2,873 men of Any Kind If You Maintain in camp unfit for d,uty be- Please send me information and itu cause they axe barefooted cards on your "NO CHARGE" >NAL Prlnt«fl Pattern MB: and otherwise: naked. ... A minimum Balance of $200 CHECKING ACCOUNTS. Mines' SIMS 10,11, H16,18. Numbers are still Obliged to SUe If tak«a 2% yflg. 45-ln. sit all night by •fires?' The • Individual Account • Joint Account FIFTY CENTS in coin* for troops, which numbered this patteni — add II ctnti about 11,000, spent the win- NAME J for each patUm for lit-claw ter in log huts and received miilinic and ipeeial h»ndlinc. little in the way of food fend BANK BY MAE, FREE... Send to 170 N*wipaper Pat- clothing. Later, the winter ADDRESS t«rnDept,MJW«.tl8thSt.. encampment became the NawYorkll.N.Y.M^ We Pay Postage Both Ways for our Sprinr-Suwmer PatPat- first training camp of any CITY i • STATE, Urn CatalorCatalor. Intludn eounoeounon United States forces. OJ. d for Ont Frw Pitttrn. good 9 iitcycl«p««4ki Irlhanlci WRITE OR FILL OUT COUPON FOR INFORMATION Make we yoar farorite •rmy - your family - alwayi bai pleaty of Drake College of Business >t> favorite foodi o» kand. Have a "lyperm.rktt in yotr kitcbu" with • bit, Mden Refriteratar-Freezer. Well-itocked, it eu kandle tke ACCELERATED SUMMER COURSES ^liwt of yoitUulappditei... after Kkol, at diMer> |k« e»M"f-4 OR CARTERET OFFICE uy tiac of tke day of light. And iU bif itoraf e capacity help* yoi i «t dowi oo ikoppuf trip*, dock op on food bargain*. DIPLOMA COURSES" "Day or Evtolng *• *A« Latest Frost- Free Refrigerator- Freezers Perth Amboy National Bank *tyour favorite Appliance Dealer or Department Store. ENROLL NOW Typewriting — Shorthand — Accounting 25 Cooke Avenue, Carteret WRITE or TELEPHONE for Starting Duta NEWARK, N. J. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. S71 Broad Street 17 Livingston Avenue ADVISORY BOARD Tftl. M-7585 Tel. 249-0347 ' Igeiaior ELIZABETH, N. PASSAIC, N. J. BENJAMIN BERTMAN JOHN KOLIBAS ISIDQR J. WEISS 9 Caldwell 1'lui t 654 Main Avenue ALEXANDER COMBA LESTER SABO JOSEPH WEISS Tel. 352-55OH Tel. 777-1144 ORANGE, N. J. NO, PLAINHELD, N. J. ABRAHAM D. GLASS WALTER SCHONWALD GEQftGE EHRENKRANZ freezer 310, Main Street 46 Pearl Street / / Tel. 756 0344 ^- ^^^ * PUBLIC SERVICE , Tel. 673-405H CM> • Member Fedenil Deposit Insurance Corporation, Member Federal ftaferw System • . r- • jiECTRIC AND GAS COMPANY \mmt* \1. of Letters to Edftor What's Past Is Past CEartmt |rtflfl WHAT'S PAST IS PAST .... EDIT PAC.F; ED - , agOt a cloudburst climaxed two week* of r% Mtttfs wite: TWs letter »e m the the TtwasUp wu seat U w published Weekly Oo Vmtitj By with a reqwat that tt be »«»• NORTH JERSEY PUBLISHING, INC. liihed. 58 McGuire Street Lawrence P. Cunpton, PubUsber 6S1 Roonvelt Ava. Metuchen. N. J. MOreen Strwt Barry P. Frank, Anodatt PubUsber Cartaret, N J. May J8, 19M Woodbrtdge N 1. Ten years ago the W: a 1-5600 Editor, Tel: HE 4-1111 Independent-Leader Sif bTdoK Planning" for more functional school buildings ami toe PER COPY MAO. SUBSCRIPTIONS - ONE YEAR. U« fill MONTHS 0* As residents of McGuire Street in Menlo Park Terrace we urge equipment' Q you to keep open and repair in ion the New Jersey Parkway Authority announced it Proposed Parochial High School McGuire Street to Parsonage buuVS'heSoJSWsrWoodbrldg. TownAlp at the •-- Road OR provide us with another Routes 9 and 440. The unexpected announcement last proved by the voters access Road to Parsonage Road week by the Most Rev. George W. Ahr, If the proposed parochial school is or Route 27 via Evergreen Avenue as mentioned in the Perth Amboy S.T.D., Bishop of Trenton, that a 1,500- to take pupils from the Iselin-€olonl« Evening News and the Woodbrldge pupil parochial high school is to be section only, there Is a great possible Independent Leader. We woul constructed In the Iselln-Colonia area, Ity the third high school will not be like to be informed on wftat may be welcome news to the over- necessary at this time. On the other can do to help facilitate this hap pening. crowded public school system. hand, if the parochial school is to be a Teen Topics As you are well aware, It is understood a campaign for regional one, with students accepted traffic on Route 1 Is very heavy. from other sections of Middlesex funds will be started in all Catholic Sometimes 'all too often) one By Man An MaiUw , By JOHN FVTFY mile from Ford Avenue to Par- parishes In the Fall and construction County, the impact will hardly be felt ohn F Kennedy Memorial Bib *•**«•• <**<* »M *M| by the local public school system. sonage Road takes twenty minutes Is scheduled to start in 1966. drive whereas on McGuire What the Impact will be on present The Board of Education should in- Street, only a few minutes. night for seniors. From 9 P.M.^ to ^ ^ ^^ ^ building plans of the Board of Educa- vestigate thoroughly before continu- We don't want a truck route or until i A. M., more than 300 1 dents, editors, chairmen. "14 mhWftftfi "*•• this point. Th ing with its proposed construction speedway past our bouse, but couples will dine and dance at ourstaffers alike are passing | continued at a generally high level than in 1963. Four registered 100% ter or south to Metuchen end be- yond from Parsonage Road. over-all, more New Jersey municipali- collection of levies last year. At the a quartet will feature light i Kunkes wwilml be vkc-prr«i! Under the Capitol Dome ' Most important to all of us is other end of the tax collection scale, Humbert on the Urge patio. r"«»iCarol Henryi Carolyil ties reported declines in percentages our safety and protection which of taxes received last year than in nine municipalities—two less than in By J. JtseM 6rlbUw can only be assured us by fast will be served throughout the Covino, and treasurer J«f[fi< 1963—reported collections under 75% action of police, fire and first night by caterers from the Roger Neuss. 1963. The new officers will be i Division of Alcoholic Beverage aid squads which must reach us Smith Hotel Guests can dine in Decreases were shown in rates of of total levies last year. TRENTON - The New Jersey tion which will straighten out the ing in inmpressive footsteps Control reports there are 9,490 quickly and not be tied in traffic the cafeteria, or on the patio ad The percentages of local property Legislature has adjourned to No-legal membership of the Legis- jacent to the cafeteria. PW™ the honor society has nude h tax collection by 239 municipalities in lature on a strictly population licensed taverns in the State jams enroute to our aid. vember 8 but there is much work strides during the year. A ("hi taxes collected by municipalities in X,IHI licensed package stores and favors jhren to each girl will 1964. This was 47 more than in 1983. to be done. basis. Traffic jams caused by trucks, 1,123 clubs licensed to dispense be in conjunction wifll the theme mas card and stamp sale. On the other hand, increases in local 1964 were reported by the State's, Di- Under a mandate of the State A group of lawyers employed commuters and shoppers might be of the Prom. And there is only one holiday mailing system, an • by the Law Revision and Legis- alcoholic drinks; 205 places lim- minimized if we widen Route percentages of /taxes received from vision of Local Government from Superior Court, the lawmaking ited to sell wines or beer only, day left for that glorious night! pressive induction ceremony •• body must realign New Jersey's lative Services Commission at from Main Street in Metucben, Dawn Hunyady and Frank Di- recent chocolate candy sale total levies weie reported by 325 of ures in annual municipal financial the State House are collecting and 38 seasonal cocktail bars. present fifteen congressional dis- BecausTtf the 12.^2 Senses northward, construct longer exit Stefano have received 1200 grants next week's excursion to !>'• New Jersey's 567 municipalities in statements. tricts by February 21. Two Senan- d preparing information, oper- issued, municipalities have col-lanes to jug handles and build a from the Woodbridge Township ational and research materials Association. These Mountain can surely be .id lei 1964. This compared with 366 with A county-by-county classification ate-approved bills providing for lected $5,552,262.28 in fees. ! complete cloverleaf between the Education for the use of the convention made each year to the society's credit. such realignment were not passed Essex County has the largest1 Garden State Parkway and Route awards are higher collections in 1963. reported by the New Jersey Taxpayers which gets underway at New high school seniors who have Two former members of • by the Assembly before the legis- number of taverns with 1.540, I. Association showed that in 1964 in lative body adjourned for the sum-Brunswick next March 21. indicated a desire to pursue a Honor society and of Woodbmi The aggregate local property tax and Hudson County is next witbj with the proposed Korvette 1 Middlesex County, 14 municipalities mer. The State Senate has adopted teaching career and lave demon- Senior High have also con in,: levy for all municipalities in New Jer- a resolution declaring it is es- 1,480. Salem County hat the least Shopping Center for Route 1 and strated through aptitude, Industry, The State is also left without number with only 51, and to take tremendous strides vt reported increases in rates of collec- sential and desirable that such Route 35, we need careful plan- and academic achievement the sey in 1964 totaltd a record high of motor vehicle air pollution con followed by Hunterdon, with 79 first is Peltr Manzo, a morrt> tion of local property taxes while 11 trol legislation as the State Sen- background material on proper ning to prevent Route 1 and Ford qualifications necessary for a fu- $1,156,436,548, up nearly $121,000,000 representation of the people in and Cumberland with 80. ture teacher. The grants were of the class of 1964 and .1 showed decreases. The breakdown of ate failed to follow the Assem- Avenue from being completely im- president ef the Student On:- over 1963. Statewide, the percentage the Legislature be ready for the Essex also takes the lead In announced at a dinner dance held bly's lead in passing such a bill. package stores with 349 followed passible with the flow of traffic by the Association May 26 at thePeter is now enrolled at <> tax collection ranges within this Gun control legislation, intro- delegates when they are elected by Bergen County with 301. Be**™, Parkway exit making a U- of current tax collections was 93.97%, next March 1. Brentwood Manor, town Unrrtttfcy. Washing!: D| County showed 18 municipalities col- duced the last minute in the legis- gen has only 814 taverns. turn at Ford Avenue jug handle a slight decrease from the 94.08% lative balls, has also been delayed The resolution sets forth that and using the jug handle again DawB, « member of the Nation- He rootntlly shocked t» lected from 95 % to 100% of their (he materials accumulated in the The number of licensed ta al Honor Society and the Future ty beinc rate in 1963, but higher than the 1961 until after the November general ems in other counties follows: when retaining home to enter the pus tax levies; five municipalities with a file* of the commission and Teachers of America, is typing Ms class ,u election. A hundred thousand Atlantic, 483; Burlington, partway northbound. and 1962 percentages of 93.28% and hunters were opposed to the mea- State Liberty require extensive editor of "The Torch" and the (ortnWikle.ooposUiOT. 90%-949% tax collection; one muni- 16; «C for the Mixed Choir. 93.93% respectively. Among the indi- sure. editing, summarization d 1 cipality with 85% to 89.9% collection; ganization to put them in useful John A Adelirtlffstroaa Douglass College twd y June I. Committees are new pre- University, also in vent pollution and destruction of residue ashore into disposal tanks. hours the Senate passed a one- will be given to the delegates im- Q, My husband, our three day record of 102 measures, mittee on the Organization of paring for the day's fun. The D. C. Continuing on in natural beauty. mediately after their ejection so minor children, and I have been As the land becomes more crowded, while 84 measures were approved Congress, Senator Case seeks to committees include Charles Ma* council work. Art utiliz- they may study up on the data for receiving social security benefits Texaco, Inc., has adopted procedures by the Assembly. The Governor the next twenty days. modernize the rules of Congress trovich, recreation: Uirry Mrai. of the skills he learned :='. each of us has a greater responsibility which often result in legislative since he retired two years ago. refreshments; Judy McCarthy and has all summer to study t|ie mea DRINKING: Over fifty per cent bridfe. He Is co-foumlpr which will eliminate contamination of snarls and roadblocks.. One of our children passed away Linda Ron!, reservations; and to practice good litter disposal habits. sures before he places his final all traffic fatalities in New sident of the Student- f<> oceans resulting from discharge of oil stamp of approval on them. The committee is considering last week. Since we still have two Laurie Kurzban and Kathy Wage- lersey every year which are Government, a new cur; Residue In cars such as beer cans, proposals to elect chairmen of children under 18 yean old, is man, bus arrangements. and waste from its tankers, says Vice Confronting t h e lawmaking tested, involve the alcohol factor, pitical party designed ; bottles, garbage, etc. should be re- committees, rotate chairman- it "necessary for us to notify the "Pegasus," our literary maga- President James V. C. Malcolmson, in body in the weeks ahead, is a Governor Richard J. Hughes more people Into student possibility of State operation of claims. ships and take other action to Social. Security Administration a zine, will be distributed June IS. charge of the company's Marine de- tained and disposed of properly for the Editors Dean May, Carmel ln-imejjt He was recently w some railroads. Railroad offici- The charge is supported by Dr.make the work more flexible. At Henry's" death? partment. The procedure requires,the sake of health, recreation and good als are seeking a great amount William C. Wilentz, Chief Hedkal the jpreaent time committee A. Tes, it Is. IV verso, sad Evelyn Mnckiewict, the George Washington > > chairmen gain their positions under the. direction of Mi«s Gloria. Student Council to be collection of salt water washings from of funds to continue commuter Examiner, Middlesex County, a sodal Mewtty beaedte manners. I through seniority and assume life LMmtston, have worked hard (A of the Homecoming cm:: train operations and the sums are pioneer in alcoholic factor re- to each tfvtag beneficiary wffl so ridiculous, legislative leaders search. and death power over legislation. compile a variety of material and which is the largest annu According/ to Senator Case, chaage bit the total amort mustrations. with something for Debt of Counties Tops $200 Million feel the State should take over Of the 172 post-mortems con- payabW to the family wffl n- event at GWU, operation of both passenger and ducted last year, 48 were traffic many congressmen believe thai everyone's tastes. Don't be the Congress-Be- longer has a firm main tke same, person who does not receive The accomplishment »: Combined gross indebtedness of freight. victims, Dr. Wilentz reports. Of two alumni of WoodbrKb by Bergen County with a one-year the latter, 20 were positive with control over federal programs Q. My husband died recently. a copy] of "Pegasus;" bring In In a last minute action/ the your Ts tents soon. High offer a reflection New Jersey's 21 counties topped the rise of more than $3V2 million to a to- 12 showing up to .15 per cent and more particularly over the He was only 55 years old and Senate unanimously adopted a quality which Is taufilit >' $200 million level for the first time tal indebtedness of almost $32 million resolution establishing a commit- alcohol in brain and blood and federal budget. More effective never worked in a job covered by exercise of the congressional stitutlim. For this rv< last year as authorized borrowing rose at the close of 1964, Essex County con- tee of eight senators to review 8 showing .15 per cent and over. social security so far as 1 know ui V yw wen reee|vtif most the fiscal plight of the railroads Of the age groupings among power of the purse is needed, he Would there be any reason for if ywr mvtrt frtm Mm. Y* should be especially au.in $12,406,853 in a one-year period to to- tinued to report the largest outstand- and determine the advisability of the traffic fatalities, those from claims. checking with the Social Security •btoK check wtt y«tr awW changes which occur JERSEY JIGSAW; The New tal $203,501,091 on December 31,1964. ing debt with a 1964 total of nearly the State taking over their oper- 20-29 accounted for 15. Of the 15, Administration? security tfllcc. fovernmenti each ii>n: ation. Freight service has always S were positives with S classified Jersey Legislature has adjourned A. Yes, yon shttld check. If the new It li tt* Despite the over-all increase, sbc $43 million—up $2% million oyer 1963. until November 8, but the Senate The average benefit paid to a been the profitable side of rail- as had been drinking, and 3 as your huibud worked for a rail- well-rewarding counties reported declines in debt. intoxicated. will return on September 20 to widowed mother with two child- In Middlesex County, outstanding roading, while passenjger serv- road or wu In Ibc military tcr- ren Is about $193 per month. The for the /outgoing ice has been a losing proposition In addition to the traffic vic- act upon appointments made by lh Four others continued; tof record no debt totaled.$16,337,375 on December Governor Hughes . . .Thi Port vi|e it U possible thai be etned benefit payable to family big step along the P" for decades. tims, alcohol was Indicated in social security credit* aad that ranges from WO to understanding of A deb|t outstanding. The debt-free coun- 31, 1964, an increase of $627,375 as 31 other cases, including 4 hom-of New York Authority hat auth- *254 pei some beaeflU may be payable. month. mocracy. ties were Gloucester, Hunterdon, Sa- compared with the same date in 1963. CONVENTION;- Preparations icides and 5 suicides, orized a $15,200,000 project to re- route main line trains of the Cen- Q. I was living with my son, lem and Sussex. Decreases in total The totals, compiled from official are already underway for the OASIS: As New Jersey enters If you want to know more about next State Constitutional Conven- the summer season, the State tral Railroad of New Jersey over who died last week, and I am now social security for the families Social security dj»a(iili' debt were reported by Burlington, records by fhe New Jersey Taxpayers the rights-of-way of the Lehigh 62 years old. He provided for all; of deceased workers, tisit, writ* flciaries wbo return to w Camden, Cape May, Somerset, Union Association j Include debt 'authorized Valley and Pennsylvania Rail- of our needs. Can I receive any-lor telephone your social security continue to receive thru and Warren counties. ' GLAMOR GIRLS roads to Pennsylvania Station in thing baSed on my son's social °'fice at « Smith Street, Perth tor as long as U months by the counties, whether issued or un- I Newark :. . .In April, the State security account? 1 Amboy. The people there will be are still disabled after » Department of Institutions and months, their monthly Largest debt increase was reported issued. A. You may be entitled to a glad to give you any information Agencies cared for 227,151 per- will continue without mu- social security benefit on your |or assistance you need. sons, a decrease of 1.5 per cent Into Focus rrom the previous month . . .The son's account If he worked lonf Governor's Cabinet Economic enough under social security, A short time ago, the House passed House and the entire Congress." Committee reports the New Jer- COMPLETE 1 sey economy registered further Corps program for disadvantage by a vote of 402 to 0 a bill to prewnt Then Mr, Harris paid a well-earned expansion during April due part- youth.. . A newly designed agri- BROKERAGE SERVICE Illegitimate traffic .in amphetamines, tribute to the drug producers. In his ly to seasonal factors ami partly cultural exhibit at the New Jer- barbiturates and certain other drugs. words, "The pharmaceutical manu- to basic underlying growth sey Pavilion of the New York New Jersey farmers an- being World's Fair has been opened . . . • Stocks • Commodities All of these drugs are of great value in facturing industry [of the United visited by interviewers obtaining Residents of South Jersey may treating various illnesses when ad- considered as a whole, is the most pro- basic "statistics on the State's only lie appointed as Garden • Bonds • Mutual Funds ministrated under a physician's di- gressive industry of its type in the agriculture .The proposed (.Jar- State members of the Delaware den ,Slale Arts Center tu be River Port Authority under a <>t rection; all of them, also, create worll. I say this as a matter of fact, built at Telegraph Hill alunj; the bill awaiting the signature of the Monthly Bulletin Seut on Written Ke

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PAGE SIX Year-End Rites Spr ji Bazaar For Girl Sco,n

FORDS - Girl ScnuK ,„ N- Sliower Simitar Imrhood #7. Crossroail.; c poll I)-; M •mlwri! nf the l/i hiivp spcnl a busy week ,.,,,..,"* ilics Cuii'l .mil Allnr Kisirv So in end of year ceremnnic |>,., ciclv of SI Xi lv:l s f'altnlir ic troop #477 under ih,, i,,, Clmrcti nf I he FUY inline Rile will ship of Mrs. Ernestine |>,,|- rivniv I Inly Cnm'rmnion in r ami Mrs. Sandra TVtok ,nn| mi troop i1R4 led H\ Mi linrly Smithy. M Thirlron children nf (ho parish Illnikiis iintl Mrs, (;|, lyori Kriynnk, Diane Hidnak. Mi ran fliiR. Ichclc Withka. Junior troop #I4R li-.l i The shower for Ihe annual Hetty Yanik redodiiairii Spring Bazaar will take place Sun- selves to endette level mil,

day at 7:3(V P.M. Hostesses will "ram including ;i \ar< i< be Mrs. Anne Bernadyn. Mrs. He- with refreshments, sun-. len Korcuskn. Mrs. Anne Pastor. ing of bwlEos and a ,,-,.• Mrs. Helen Hnfhcrr and Mrs. "CrossinE of thc Kridp- Marge Seamen. Vnntv. mnilin;: out the Our Redeemer |-;,|. Home ;init Nchool A*. invitations are Mrs. Anne Rcr- Hopclawn I Center in Fords HAVE A WONDKRH I TIMK: <'hecks nf $75 each were presented by • 3.1 a( the school. I,eft ; Junior troop *2* w, riffht, Valerie Revello, Kalhy Trantletter, nadyn, and Bernicc and Carole llnpelnwn swiation toward thc mnrnsfs lor Hie closing dinner for sixlh grader* ( Allen Vuhasi: and Mrs Kdwant Male- KINDERGARTEN PERFORMS: First row, left lo • - — • ijnn Caruso. Bernadyn. Miss Marie. Polivka is l.an<<\ Richard leadership of Mrs \|,, to right, John Ki>'/;ik. Lion* Cluh prcsidenl; Alltiie Szyrhrr, Jiirtv laura Vesey; back row,Iren e Fnndock, Barbara in charge of mailing merchandise. Schwartz and Mrs M,,r uelski, Home and Si-hnnl Asscwialinn pwsiilmt. tickets to all parishioners. benslcin had a K;iihci h ilinner dance nnd court nl Kindergarten Pupils Offer ceremony at the Tempi e 1 New Slate Church to Mark d in Fords The program «l entertainment and * Program to School 17 PTA praise of dad and «,,. Inducted by The Pentecost planned and patrnl-eKrnii COLONIA - Climaxing the end FORDS — St. John's Episcopal! Lions Club of » year's work, the Kindergarj Church will celebrate the Feast WOODBRIDGE - Room Faz-ten classes of School 17 presented Pack Accepts of Pentecost this Sunday, June 6, a program for their parents yes- Pack Conducts xari WM installed president of ™, .., ~ with Holy Eucharist al the II a.m. terday in the all purpose room of ttie Woodbridge Lions Club by SlY NP\V ( Un6 Choral Mass and sermon. Because the school. U1A 11CW ViUUB jtj s Whitsunday, the birthday of District Governor Ken Mantz at Final Meetii Mrs. William Baldcrston thank- the chllITh hc Rev l [f Hew Hie installation dinner-dance held FORDS - Six new cubs initi- e ' ' - ^ " ed the kindergarten teachers, .-J :-»„ n,v D^I, u Hnrinpi ". vicar, will lead a solemn pro- into Cub during COLONIA - Cuh P,nk at tnct Cobblestone Inn, Middle- Mrs. Maloney and Mrs. Grotsky cession around the church. Bobca—t ceremonies held Thurs-, - final meeting of ;:,• town, • for their creative presentation. ' Holv Eucharist will be cele- night at School U were Rob-1 =-««••'«"'»> "'" - — riday at New Dover M Gov^Mantz also installed other The entire morning class par- ated at lw M ;im Mossberg, Leonard Wolf. Eu-i* » L- , «f •" « - tinrch and Steve 7ei;:i :• officer} as follows: Wilson J. ticipated in "Good Morning" - Fehskinsh. Stephen PetokJ7116 cliu!;ch schw>1 Wll! meet start" ian. announced a meci- and "Pigeon House, Stockej} first vice-president; Irv- ' •"" with services at 9:45 a.m. ot be held again until ing G*odstein, second vice-presi- the rhythm birds were Dona Mari Receiving awards were Crnig|,akcn [or da^y vacation church dent; Itocco Vacca, third vice- Giordano and Hildy Levinson; Wolpert, Stephen and Charles; ^^ Tne school, open to thc "Know your presidfct; Alex Urban, Jr., secre- sticks, Steven Zalek, Robert Is- lie theme for the month .: Grant, James Chicuto, RusseUi pubjjc ^u include grades kinder tary; f. Clemens Stancik. trea- ley, Luke Peters, Kenny Hold IOVS visited various pl;«r way David Kindred; seeds, Lynn [Brown, Mark Adams Paul and; fiarU>n' th,.ough m school frar surer;- Sherman Goldsmith, tail Caruso and Irene Fundock; sun-David Stre.t wolf badge; Craig j., ,„ Township including the ;>.. ]1;45 a m daUy frnm Jum ice, police station, piilili. ' twisterterj; IIrwin Hundert, lion tam- beam Laura Vesey; cloud, KathyiWolpert, Charles Grant Keith! ^ to July 9 witn a nomlti;i| (M ind a dairy. er; Btnjamin Martin, financial Trautfetter; wind, Valerie Rev-'Sessler. Paul and David strci ,|being rhar(,ed f th twr •• • On Saturday all dens \-r secret&y& . Members of Board of mlr;oldi arroarmwnw onn wolf: CraiCg Wolpert,Woloert.:. sess :„., cv™ ello. Iselin Firehouse and «nr Directllts installed were, Edwin Charles Grant Ken Sharpen. ]K wa[VMe by school hlls driven Children's dance, Sharon Fal- and David Strcit. silver ar- ,, , a guided tour with full > W. Caley, Edward Gouillon, Ro- b y Mrs Nicho| s E]k() T!u twIrgc ionc and Mitchel Gaber; Patty' row on wolf; Steven Giant, lums. bert $reohfield, Peter Kukan, O'Manahey and Victor Tamburr; of study will include ri'Mniom insiniclion. handicrafts, connect- Plans were announm: Otto Mpyer, Dr. Isadore Rabino- : R. ,0(1 with elnsswork, K mcs and lows: June S, a bus tn; • witz, Joseph M. Racina and Jo- "lcn"i mid-morning milk and cook'.es, K-NDt Wudenl Council of larlin Junior HiRh School (his week turned over a check to the JoteJ. seph Sotner*. YOUNG FOLKS All) adelphia, Pa. to visit thr lard Gioino, William McCrann, to Miss Edith War^o. ma and the boys will nn> Manta presented Jerome Levine Reichardt and Denise Doherty.i;—'-- —£— Patrick: church, 8:15 A.M. \>uh with a.Certificate of Appreciation Triangles, Valerie Rev., Nancy Fitzsimmons. Raymond Majcw-PP'' Kp , , | Y«uns i Tbe ls 01 a Ch.irch- lunch; June 9. commiit" for his.work for District 16-D and Wade, Nancy Boehm, .Ioan;skij Jay Thicbodeau, lion badges badge 1 1 | mwt with Ki Pray- he also presented Mrs. Emma Le- Schweikert. Little Hans, FredjBarry Jacobs stepnen Burger,:mc' n.™,™,";'^"^iVv ing to plan for the comnn:,. ei at 7 mo n hun(U> June 12, father and «>n vine vwth a gift for being an un-Fisher and Barbara Mathieson;'silveJ arrow on lion. Hol yP Eucharist .wil: l be cMe- derstanding wife when Mr. Levine traffic lights, red, Lynne Heltz-iI Also, receiving two year pins bratcd every weekday morning Fords Lions Club Inducts when members will mvi was busy with Lions' activities. man vpllnw Dinnnp Vnrkiinia<;' were Stephen Barger. 'Stephen; starting with Monday, June 7. at church at 8:45 am : .!:L- Bernard F. Dunigan, past pre- S, EtL (VDoLll ' \ Simon and William Mulligan. 7:30 a.m. commemorating Whit- been designated for a in: sident.-presented the outgoing pre- Tta entire to^ Barger was initiated in- monday and Whittuesday. Tlmrs- Book Review nic but the location h.<- "Books are tht legacies that a great genhii Itaves to mankind,} ^ ago, fith a plaque e Webelos. Glaun .JtpwtirJday oi Uie oolave ol Whitsunday. been decided. ^pg g, f pq whkb »« delivered down Irom generatHi ta generiUw, ui: d l of den 4, received his den and on Wednesday. Friday and - —:—^ ^z~-. from Jie Club and a part presl-bye Song." preMBU to the parierity of Iboie who are yet aahwn" Awards were made ,>- ; dent's - Ca» in turn thanked chief rope. Edgar Thibodeau. Ihe Suturdny. ember days, wlv-re-dalleS afeartSW of In the afternoon classes the pack's new committee chauTnan.iwial prayai-sare davoted to the Lions ClumiNHOTW.held-Wed- lions who worked Addlson, tt7!-171». Wotf badge to Jonathan the Lions for their efforts on be- six little seeds were port,, n ., .received his one year pin. Mi-.'dei^y and those preparing for nps:jap jright at ^enny Acres. 8 wicks on toe eaux, Richard Praltani half ofthe blind and needy. Martna by Marianne Cappucio, Thibodeau succeeds Ben Robin- the sacred ministry of thc p.-icsl- Ol'n r officers IftstailCtlhy Dis- drives; and Wniiam ^eslBke pre ,.-,.„. _, , Silva; gold arrow undem Irwiij Hundert was chairman of Brown, Shirley Malenshak, Cyn- THE SOI RCE [Land. Specifically, the conflict be-1_. . ' " _. . , son, Charles Dunn is the new hoed.' :rict Govrrnor Kemrthi Mantz of sented a leather bound krapbook Zmbauer Rlthard Pl p the installation dinner-dance at- thia Triano and Diane Stahll. institutional representative. Boy Scout troop Jf 51 will meet vfarren Tmmship were Frank containing picture* and monxn- By JAMF.8 A. M1CUENER Itween two Crusaders. Volkmar,t ' '"' tendeOy 116 Lions, their wives Sticks, Danny Hayes, Bruce «, ««* nvan andd hihiss hrotherin.ia brother-imlaww GunterGunter. .Is iajButtittj a and Robert Ci:\ • Gamess iln(anld puzzlelunless araree bein being on Monday at 7 p.m.: the Altar g,.;,hm;-,nn. first vice president; to* of his year as president to This is the newest book by: and fronds. Bostic Bret Bergenfield Richard ' « Giah . p This is the newest nooi^ 9yirevealed jntheir ambitjon t0 found! arrow under wolf. Al;.n Mr. -Caso, announced the seKlurstein- - drums Ricky'Romano c'tecied by Pack 54 for a warthy ^«'W on Tuesday at 7 p.m.; the. Erne,t B!-nchard. second vice Sd*.ird Stern. .lames A. Michener and, possibly,j a personal kingdom in the HolHoly!Dougiy DouglMM VogeVogell . Rith;inRkhi.nl Mark Rubin Michael GoldberGoldbergg ' j organization g . The recent book executive committee on Weunes- presicUin,. R:lbert B nham. third Robert Gawronialt wag chair- his best since Hawaii. Land while routing the Turks. lection" of seven convention dele- d c otnin dlive for the chi cho r Robert Silva. y!f d c'otnin8 dlive for the chi '!if a } ? Jf vicvice epresilnt presil-nt: :R R bsr bsrt tGiw Giw; ; hk ooff ththee affai affair r assisteassisted d bbyy ThThe estor story y revolverevolves s i...... around not gates and seven alternate dele- Bells, Howard Drueker, Billy!f ' 8 '-!if } J''f '* "" mamann Gunter builds a magnificent Cru- I! dredrenn ooff Jh Ki li sader's castle in the Holy Land as pear badge and go.d gates. • WtWoytowiczi , RoberRbt t OliphantOliht ;; AppalachiAppalachia wawas aa successuccesss , fnursdafnursdayy. Jui;?th eW, paris Hornh B:.IcounciO tol lrersurer . J(>hn Kocegi> liOT tam. vmro Ww;lake, Jr..:Wo^bridge"have'an- "-Ve' t al"l ar-—e woven int o one stor'—•y th' e familv of, Count and 4 and games \MI' Selected as alternates were pigeon house, Janice Nidds and Alderio and John Schneh. Webe- nlch takes lne tit's pin to Martin Miy. nounced completed plans for a «'. readers from an- hundred seventy-six years later Dens 1 and 6 leaiiin. John A. AquiUa, Dr. Cyril I. Hut Sherri Fox. jlos must be in uniform for thc Thc M,,n.s c|ubo f st Johns nounced compieted plans for a as 'ncamini president. boat trip to Bear Mountain, imef'1^ Israe'UP io} ^ ? "jod-when the kingdom reaches its iwi- TWnas t'urnell ner, Charles Paul, Dr. Isadore .graduation ceremonies and cubs wlll lm,t,, tonig|rt at „ o.dock ln tn and a catered dinner, June tt4i?™ state woay. AS thine arcbeologarcneoipg- |lght and ^^ i0 fall. ^^ a(lvisl,i ihi;l Rabinowitz, Rev. William H.! 5.YEAR-OLD iwill wear shorts and a cub smut the church basement, Final plans Special awards and presenta tn and a catered dinner, June Mm state today. As p.m. at the Knights Wists dig into each evel they find Although ..TeU Mnkor» doell Schmaus, Joseph Somers and F. ISELIN - The home of William shirt or yellow polo shirt. •ior a parish spaghtiti dinner lur tiwus wi':\"m:ide by Herman Trep- Hall one Partlcular artlfact w"*'* Mr'|iHK exist in reality, as tfte centrali1***1 Ior dpn Clemens Stancik. Mnorehead, 29 Park Avenue, was June 2:i, at (i p.m. tow. international counselor, to ^ group ^ > | entered sometime Monday night group everyone Is ves ansg atha basit ages fo. Ar sth the storbooky conun-jf- u*,,,,o . fur ||,i., book it is the basiij anj'oa* interestwl '•• will be made according to Paul those attaining 5 10, 15 a welcom^KW,mK e ltuo „„„ atten„d „,meeting„ s con-!«f flw historical fiction. ISlanley Brooke or Tuesday morning, according to Printed Pattern DeFillco, Jr., chaiiinan. ye:r p-'iiect attendance, with spe- ^.^ ^ Thursday IJO pm , into the more recent lines of lsra ifoldli a report made to Patrolman Car- ci:«l "Old Monarch" avfard being al theKnjght 5 of C()iumbU5 Hail.' I F fivilizaUon, the trend is lof ISELIN HOMK in Cinema Art men Margiotto. •4iven lo Anton Lund for a 35 M-mbefs participated in a tri| P great depth the develop- Moorehead told the officer that { WOODBHIIXJE - Five year old year perfect attendance record, to the New York World's Fair las ment and religious persecution of George Cuiffe, 74 Crampton Ave- about $25 in bills and change wasj Albert Quadt presented perfect week. the Jewish people in medieval and Winners Are missing. Bedrooms were ransack- nue, will remember the Memorial modern Europe. ed. Day Parade fur a while. Two of the most interesting of George, acfompanied by his i Tasty Dish with Old^Time Flavor the stories occur at levels five'! Announced mother, was watching the pauiide' 1 Aage 10 to 12: 1st: Chip Mer- and four. A fragment of a castle MENLO PARK - Merl Burdett, when he caught his finger ill a stone found at level five intro- jgott, 1131 Creshaw Rd. Plainfield;; lawn chair. He w;is taken to Perth; Tuna-Corn Country Casserole manager of the Menlo Park Cine-,2nd, Ruth Ann Sehaft 24 Sidney duces the origin of the Crusades Amboy Gtwnl Hospital by the and their purpose in the Holy ma. announced tie winners in the:p|,, Metuchen; 3rd Wjlliam Woodbridge Emergency Squad, 4th Annual Childrens Art Festival Downey, 897 East Broad Street., i where he wasj treated. The tip of held n the theater's gallery | at Westfield; 4th Susan'A. Me, 62 his finger w^s serveretf. He was the Menlo Park Shopping Center.:First street, Fords; ,1th Nancy MoreTthan $200 in prizes will be raleased after ' •" ; Patrol- Segal, 1946 Winding Brook Way, m;in oJhn Aiines reported. distributed among the following Westfield: • WestturyParkNews winner* in three age categories; Age 1315; 1st .Catherine Zakup- Age g to 9: 1st, Susan Korvak,posh, Franklin School, Metlichen; 647 Killer Place, Rahway; 2nd2nd Lorraine Hor.spoder, 29 Beach Scott Cane 54 Sandy Hill Road, AUce CiilhberUM Street, Fords; 3rd Barbara Dunn, m Oak Trw Boal WestfieJd; 3rd, Joyce Stolaroff, 7 231 South Adelaide Ave, Highland PoplartPl-. Fanwood; Itli Lesley I sells, New Jeney Park; 4th Ellell n WWeg, 7 South Trif.: LI Siegl^OSfl Arrowwood Dr, West- Gate, Plainfield; Christine 426 Mr ;HK1 Mrs Joseph Fondno. 1 highland Park. Woitli Street, returned recently A Panel of judges, "professional t n >m a trip to Europe by plane. ..AND SO DOES OUR 10W-C0ST rtists and teachers, judged the While in Paris, the Formnos ce- nore than 175 pieces of work sub- lebrated their 25th wedding anni- mitted. Pictures will be tin display BANK AUTO LOAN PLAN intil June ISth and the winners versary. will appear at the Edison Bank fter that lime for a shor( period. HIKK STOLEN iall The Greatest! An Adult Amateur Art' Festival Whether you buy a compact sn vill fcehel d at the Cinem.i gallery ('OU)NIA - A bicycle, valued BRASS BUCKET roni June 15th through July 15th at $30, was stoden Tuesday after- . . all are welcome to enter this Heu-'s a wonderful tuna-corn i-asnerulr, uasiy as tan hi- t» make, noon, according to a report made car or a larg« one, come see and ei unomical, too. Delectable mum-Is of iiiiivi-iiient camu-il tuns by the owner, James' Kidd. 23 J&ttl jEater JKoom xhibit that qualifies. jidr hearty good 'aste ami K»OJ nutrition, ton. Out serving of David Court to Patrojman Edward For nearly 1,500 yean tuna |iiuvidea more, complete, nioti-iu than 11 coinpuiahle serving of ft. Hessei, Mr. Kidd said his son after the catastrophe of the reii incut. The caBBerole takes only miimteu t« prepare and then the iivni does the vvork for you. The result- a marvelous dish with hud left tht bike outside 602 In year 79, which destroyed 9143 old-fasliioned flivor reminiiweiit of liranrima's corn pudding, com- ma nAvenue while he kept a den CARTERET BANK SIZES Pompeii and two other cities, billed to a "T" with the delicate tasste of the tuna. Toniato dice* LUNCHEON volcanic Mount Vesuvius re- tist appointment re10-20 add a i heery note of color. Serve with tt green salad and you'll 0$} 11:30 lu 3:M <*-• LIQUORS mained inactive until it liave a uieal to lemember! AND TRUST CO. l'iiutei Patteru 9H!: erupted violently on Dec. 16, Tuna-Corn Country Ctmerole ; DINNER 1631, killing at least 18,010 1 caim (6Vi or 7 ounces each) For Ethical FREE Minos' aiies 10, It, 14, H, 18, I'M. Kkii 16 requires 3 yardg iW p e r i o n b. Since this great ian (10H or 11 ounces) tuna in vegetable oil Prescription tfervtir "Our l^utl Vear of l]ninterrui>U'd ldM md Suturdi, HI 12:10 lui'U fabric. convulsion, which emptied i-iviim of m«»hreom soup, 1 cup soft bread crumbs Cull Here To Our Community" Noon V1U U PJL Customer Parking the crater, Vesuvius t"ai undiluted 2 medium tonmtueb, sliccl HKir CENTS in cuini fui cup milk '•; teuapoon uupr * MAIN OFFHK * never again lapsed into & l FORDS PHARMACY tint |i»ltein — add li ccnti U'u.spgon Tafcaseo (optional) k Uaupoun salt £1) Cooke Avenue, fur cuch pattern (or lit-clau totally inactive condition. i (1 pound) cream-stylti 1 teui|)oi>n butter or 550 New Brunnwifli Ave .UNilN^MOtH,.^ BIASS BUCKO comm IIIHIIIIIK and ipeclsl haiidlinx. Because of UiU the height of margarine 1 A.M. U> 1 I Send lu 170 Ntwipapcr Pat- the mountain varien. After milk and Tabasco. Mix in corn, tuna ; - »urda it BRANCH OFFICE tern Dept.. 232 Wcat 18th St.. l ZOLTAN M SEA1.AY, H.r. CJbgurcoal Steakhouse al the great eruption of 1906 [ crunibt, A>ru jht<> buttered shallow cans«role lOxtixlMi- SAMUKL S tATZ, r.*.C.* Garteret Shopping New York 11. N. Y. Send !iU« , la moderate oven (35Q°F.) 45'ininutei; remove. (S& U. I. t * MAIN 81KEK1 for our Sunng-Suromei Fat- the height went from 4,275 AVIIU jourttll of uur I MANKlNlf HOURS tomato .rifeMia h»tt; &» «W»Wi «ot« of easaeiole, fiprinkl* l»^l, > A.M. to" P.M.-Kri4i» I *« w * tern CkUfoc. Includet cou|wu feet down to 3,668 feet. U r ulck-up uid diUtiir F'M p WOODBRtDGE tomato m&A tHUt • 8» *nd talc; dot with butler. Return w «vt» Ini tut H*u4l Cbarit Kt»lc«» •ud i r.M. U> I f.M (or On« Fftt t Uemlitt or Fedwal ««»nt >'»wff,, CAK1KKI i and bak* 16 mlauWs lunjsr. UAU.J • A.M. fU II f.M. u H£ YIELD: £ i«rvin«». r.deral Dtputlt lu.urulo. Cotpor»Uw» (TIB) - Cftrtwt, Trim Thursday. June S, 1965 PAGE SEVEN

Double Ring As part of the general jprlng ed for soundness of structure and be done - provided (hat later 1 1 •DCAIITV^'" '^ f*™*" *' efforts should, other safety factors. Tools shouldyou do thern _ mny add years to m;ule l0 tHscover an(1 ollmin:ltc DtAU 11' L ** Ml'wterf and put away yafter,' ,l(n „ ^ ..,. „, HEALTH : hazards in and around the United Couple Saturday Stair-treads and coverings. inn9mmab|e DO A REAL JOT OF SPRING CLEANING mcnl of all "kinds, ladder's,~i!""n-idled. An hour spent on a home . . at McKw, Bergrr •> is startling and shocking to nwck supports, screens and vre«a, inspection tmir. in the course of j Which it is. is up to you. - u - " « Barbara tt Mansueto, New York City, as realize that more people die is f"ls'ou jot down the things toi Michael S Newjohn,-M. D. M^ynr. daughter of Mr. and|a junior estimator, ,!S the result of accidents Mrs Steven Magyar, 198 Larch .... in and about their homes than as the re M reel became the bride of Joseph B0Y8 PARK . suit of traffic accidents on streets Vincent Swke, son of Mrs. Nina KFXIN - Twelve - year • old'in(l h'shwa>'s In most ,i;s ,.:i . Swiko, 71 Third Street, and the ttM> rcal callse ate l-nuise Sioke. The Rev. JohnJames Inciso, 34 Grand Avenue °' death m i.vn< I' Chonko officiated, went to the Westbury Park Sweet ''"""•'wits is carelessness, Thf ttivr-n in marriage by her f«th- Shop on an errand Monday morn- '""'•'bolder can and should (in JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH! snme the bride wore a gown of de-ing on his bike. He left the wheel thing about it. satin featuring Innn out front for Just a few minutes when he came out he dis red was gone he toW p train ,.„„„ u,uv,i'""wllll " - 'i Alenciw lace appliques. Her fourw"n- trolman John KozaV; The bike was valued at $40. JUMBO wed veil of illusion was attached Another bicycle, also parked n o a matching headpiece, and she i the same store for the same per IUNE WEEKENDS carried roses with st« jiod of four mintes at the s;inn' JUMBO isventi Ift cet^hnttii our ''entered with an orchid. new improvements, lumi^h- day. was also reported stolen h\ inm, and d*»c.or uiflnding the Miss Rosemariemarie DankuDanku, .„,Port, the. owner, i,t-year-old f'raig Woo-i t>e«ntiful Ft1w4f(tian Cocktail Reading, cousin of the bride, was Rnnrn Many e>y(r*>. mi lii(l»>(l- - H Winter Street Up also value,! rftr-ptinn party, s.R!itsefm(t wnd of honor, Bridesmaids were his bike at $40. tnm, il-inr* aiul shuw. hifyr!*»«,, I.KA0KM TAKE OVER: UK I. rifhi ar, itmi.ll Rad* Miss Barbara Danku, Port Read- .inri more Orp^n nriri pc>nl ing, cousin of the bride; Miss tuIliinR Sun duchs, pnrf tips, .lajcee head ««d UurMU DMaritro, pn« Barbara Lakatos, Port Reading • tn „... and Mis* Wane SpUak, Carterot. (4 d?y night incUitivi PUn offer ng mftsls and room from Jiower girli were Miss Donn,i for two) Regular daily During Dairy Month, use more milk and other dairy products . . . we how they add to fMd Marie LelesM, Carteret, cousin1 Fastest rate*: Twin be1 Main St., Woodbridc* 221 Middlesex Turnpike, helm, N. J. j The curriculum included an ad- Her husband it a ittl graduate OPEN EVES. * SUNDAY ditional two months of physical «md social sciences at Union Jun- ;if>r College which Increased the ;academk period to two full se- jmesters. Nursing eouries were t-ikrn M the hospital. TOMORROW, FRIDAY 9 A. M. to 10 *• SATURDAY 9 A. M. to I Services were led by Robert S. jHoyt, hospital director Caps were I awarded by Mrs Katharine Msc- I Fadyen. director of nuriing. Mrt. Rnse M Channlng, associate di- rector of mining education, pre- ] »ented tht candldatet In the tra- 'dltionai candle lighting ceremony. Girts from the Townihin who received caps «re Audrey Duser, Diana J. Belmonte, Nancy Lee Gurntak of Woodbrid«e: Beverly HakUr and Barbara J. Xmiec T\KKS OVER: Rlckart CtOtm mt DehMe MMWI- o/ Fordi

||rr, rh n by (he Iaclla ftafety Oak at Mac aarf «M«a, nit .il rar la the laella MeaMrlal Daj Hnk. Obituaries Safety Club Meets MM. MARY E, WARNER WOODBRIDGE - The funeral Mayor on Recreation of Mn. Mary E. Wtmer, 142 RUliid* A,vemw, who-.died Tuet- Mrmbtrt id the at the Mayors rtatdeoce in Co- day at Pnth Amloy O€'n«ral Hos- ITS oi UH iattin I00U rwtntly. Mattert U saftty pital, wil W bM Saturday morn- ••. with Frank Mur- in the conminity were ditcuiicd. inf. 1:30 it the Leon J. Q*rity Pooeral Home, 411 Amboy Ave- A mwiiaj to dlanu* Iht pr>

hald Tbundiy. June W at thejwill be la St. Gertrude Cemetery Walter Zirpolo Municipal Building in Woodbridge, jColonia. Respects may be paid Tbt mayor will meet *ith the from 1 to J and 7 to 10 p.M Mrs Hr AKE IN Safety Club Board: Russell Bauer,' Warner was a pnrishionerj .MNKVS TO SAYYES! chairman of the Safety Council of of Sl J*JM' Cbw^- A former] Woodbridge; Recreation Director resWent " Jwl*y City- she had AUTO Murphy; Harold Burns, prwident of the Iselin Safety Chib; U. An- Alexander: two daughters, Mrs (NSURANCI tbooy O'Brien, of the Woodbridge Edward Wolek, Jersey City, and; HI: PUCE Poto Dep«tm«U. Sirt UMI Llaltt At f!Rid«efieW^ : a "•grandchild. P ; '"' I'fUtr # Al rade oo Sunday. A king and queen, xtftm and Oiarle* Baf- U.S. ROUTE 1 & RONSON RD., WOODBRIDGE to R*lBlUU cbown recently, rode in a ipecialcha Pittsburgh, Pa Mn. card. Richard Cullen, of Marconi „ - . „ (BETWEEN S. KLEIN DEPT. STORE & MENLO PARK SHOPPING CENTER) ii i Ll, Pa.; and Genrge, Denver torn.; I'ltlSKBI Avenue, was king and Debbie , i ,ander So- ••' "i n»at- on tw sllten Mrs A e K Schaefler, Wood Avenue, was hk <^d Miss Helen Batcha, fry Pa oi hen. tor * See New Jersey's Newest and Most Modern ojueea They were congratulated Pan LAZAROFF by Mayor Zirpolo. MI Dr A successful Oandy drive was, |(|PA, SO ve.irs, ^he was. REFUND GUARANTEE i rnembe'- of f\. Michael's fire"k: PRICES 11 Wt will refund U.S. excite rox reduction on ony naw car, ProU«M '-itbol' Pmrrh in') ws recently. • COMPLETE BODY AND FENDER REPAIR AND PAINT SHOPS WITH THE rerroacrivt to May 15, when enacted by law. honored as mie of fV nldestj NEWEST EQUIPMENT TO PUT YOUR CAR IN LIKE-NEW CONDITION. members of the church'* Ros.iry- NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL If you art thinking of buy- Society. ing, building or wifiaiicing Sunivins :irf her 'nishind.j rFREE! Samuel- six dau'Jhtprs. Mrs. Mar-' your present mortgage, aref Walfrhoiise, fnlon^i: Mrs. REFRESHMENTS, ENTERTAINMENT ihert art m*ny thinfli that Birbarq prn?. Ed'snp: Mrs I you ihould know btfor• Marvpodl. Ke-sbey Mra. Ifeien SPECIAL GIFTS 1 GET-ACQUAINTED you t«kt what it probably' .luattrwcwi. Pord|(: Mrs I.illhn B tht biggtst financial ittp in »(iti! and Mrs. Anna Salamon. your lift* Our txpeHanced Messina. N V : I son. .In'm "n has, Perth AmboT: a sister. Mrs. loan Officer! will fill you REGISTER NOW! Anna Tolccs of Hungary; a broth- PIUS WOODBRIDGE IORD BRAND Y in on what it takos for 1 er. John Civa, Keasbey: 19 Brand- wit* investment within children; and 14 greatgrand- NEW your budgti. Won't, yov children. EXCLUSIVE! '65 FORDS •top in today? ALL MODELS & COLORS MRS. JEAN f.KNOVESE 100% "Si GUARANTEE Free TV SET [Given away SAT., JUNE 5 at 6 P.M.) PORT READING -Mrs. J«»n Over 100 Suburban-TraJet/ Curs Oenovew, 71, of Box B9, RFD. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Bound Brook, a former resident Motf Mokes, Modeli & Colors Garden StaU Pulwar Exit IN tt U.S. Roirt* 1 (Shopping Cwlin) II of Port Readin? for 1.1 vears. died Tuesday night at home. Fu- ner«! services ?>-e hein" com- Dieted bv the Cusick Funeral Home of Somerville. Friends may call to pay resiwets there from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P M. Mrs. Genovi'se had altewled (he Immaculate Conception Ko- CAU Mi V1"» rot MtAi man Catholic Church, Somerville. mivi o» vitn om 0* ov« ifnd was a former parishioner of mm 9t. Anthoiiy'i* Churc-h here She was the wMow of Dotiiimck He- novaw who died in !*>' M« Cenovese had come from Italy to the l.'niled States about U.S. ROUTE 1 and U years agu and settled first in FIRSf SAVINCS_ Peiinlngton Mori- moving here. Surviving «re twi) sons, Nli-hu las Somerville, aiki John of Iliun RONSON ROAD r«iH leah Fla • two daughters, Mrs AMBOY WOpMUPOf IOISON Mary Awlle. H«und Hnwk. will, 511 Amb*y A«HV« » Atnboy Avir i she lived, mul Vrs. Wj' WOODBRIDGE 634-7400 Dt|ly, t to 4; ..,„•( 12 and nine in chikirtn. (K R ) - Cartorr-1, Thursday, June 3, 11)65 PAOff ETOHT Among Township Residents tcTGet Degrees from Rutgers

RICHARD W. RIIK'KKRKOn PETKR I). Mdltltisnv DONALD A. MrfRYSTAI. JERAIJ) R. FXKIN8 MRS. BKTSV MeKWEN JOHN I,. SWF.KT ROBKRT J. 1)1 SAI.I.K ROBKRT J. I'lANlK'CI CAROL G. HOU-OWAY 17.1 Rowland I'lace Woodhrtrtco Woodbridgp Port Reading Colonia Woodbridge Colonia I'ort Readme Woodhrlrtgr Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Srilnc, Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Srirnrr Rachrlor of Art*. Associate in Srirnrr Bachelor of Arls Bachelor of Science Rutgers Collfnc University College University University College Rutgers COIIPRI- Collegr University

1. LAWRENCE RAK PfcTKR N. HAYTKO, JR. RAYMOND W, SCHKl 11 JOSEPH A. VR GERALDINE M. O'BRIEN GLORIA M. CZMYR LINDA B. CHODOSH JAMES J. QUINLAN, JR. Woodbridge Iselin JOHN M. D'APOMTO Avrnrl Woodbridgc Woodbridge Woodbridge Woodbridge Woodbridge Bachelor of Arts Baohelor of Arts Avenel Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science College of Arts and Sciences Master of Education Bachelor of Aru Rutgers College Douglass College Douglass College Douglass College Rutgers College Rutgers College Newark School of Education Rutgers Colin >

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WALTER G. Jf. JACOBS MRS. INGEBORG F. VAN ZANDT VINCENT T. RANDAZZO TIBOR P. MAZAR RICHARD R. JACKOWSH LORELEI M. HARRB GENE B. FREY MRS. MODESTA G. CLAUSEN ELIZABETH P. UK! Avenel Avenel Fords Fords Fords Fordi Fords Ford* Fords Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Art* Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Bachelor of ArU Rutgers Collece Douglass College ' Rutgers College Rutgers College Rutgers College Rutgers College Rutgers College Douglass College Doutfau I'ollfRc

ELAINE J. WODZINSKI NANCY E, OLSEN FRANK P. TUHY, JIl, DENNIS ISKODKKIN DENNIS E. CARROLL WILLIAM E. BURKIIART PAUL M. LEITNER, JR. Keasbey Woodbridge Avenel 1 GEOKGE MOLNAR, 111 MARTIN B.WAU.KIOI Iselin Colonia Iselln Iselin Bachelor of Art* Master of Education Bachelor of Science Iselin IKIIB Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Selene* Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Art* Douglass Colleg« School of Education Rutgers College Rutgers College University College University College Bachelor of'ScleM* Bachelor of Arts Rutgers College University College Rnlgert Collt-KB

B. Chodosh, 146 Green Street, a 130,000 for the deiiur- 59 Local Residents Candidates Street, Bachelor of ArU; Gloria their executive meeiiii* M. Czmyr, «22 Bamford Avenue, The firof in$tallnu-np- ^ For Degrees June 9 at Rutgers Bachelor of ArU; Carol G Hoi- wUl be daid this nvnt loway, 99 High Street, ~ ' " chairmen Mrs. Wan™ W of Arts, with general WOODBRIDGE - AJ large num- dlesex Avenue, Bachelor of ArU; Philosophy; Arthur Earl Rich- Mrs. Herbert Levine, Lawrence D. Kantof, 510 ber of Township residents are John I. Sweet, 13 Highfietd Road, mond, 125 Roosevelt'Boulevard, Herbert Welniiujer, n among the candidates for degrees Avenue, flachehw of Laws; Mrs. Bachelor of Science; Eleanor M. Maste r of Education; Mrs. Helen profit of $3,167.77 fnun '•'. from Rutgers, the State Univers- VegUa, 7 Marlboro Lane, Master Betty Church 0. Smith, 37 Wolff Avenue Lasi Vegas Niif '••'•(l jity. The l9Bt|h anniversary com- of Art*. ! Bachelor of Arts. I niencement exercies will be held honors; Peter D. Morrtoon, next Wednesday. From Fords; Leonard A. Cap- To Get Degrees Also Ian, 14 Varady Drive, Master of Winston Drive, Bachelor of Four new' members From Iselin: Dennis Brodkin, Science; Geraldine M. O'Brien, 'Hie candidates are as follows: Science; Mrs. Modesta G. Clau- 3 Westbury Road, Bachelor of ed as members amiti Knmi Avenel: John M. D'Apol-j sen, £93 Main Street, Bachelor of 678 Leone Street, Bachelor of ship now numbers Arts, William E. Burkhart, 77 Arts; Nancy E. Olsen, 6 Wallace ill), nil Dartmouth Avenue, Mas- Science with high honors; Ronald Madison Street, Bachelor of ter of Education; Walter George DeMaria, 135-B Grandview Ave- Science; Peter N, Haytko, Jr ~ " ""»•' vi cjuucauon; Mrs. Elio Rololo J. Jacobs, 125 Minna Avenue, nue, Master of Business Admin- 27 Wright Street, Bachelor of Robert J. Pianucci, 143 Bergen fund-raising event Street, Associate iij Science- Bachelor of Science; Raymond istration; Elizabeth I". Fogat, 79 Arts; Martin B, Wallerstein ' 248 nival June 22-27 W. Jiclieuerman, 300 Prospect Douglass Street, Bachelor of Winding Road, Bachelor of ArU-James J. Quinlan, Jf.,-264 Oak Arts; Gene B. Frey, 75 Gibian Avenue, Bachelor ol Arts- J at the Klein's Street, Bachelor of Arts; Frlink Paul M. Leitner, Jr., 67 Eljn Route 1. Gatto P. Tuhy. Jr., 1166 SL George Street, Bachelor of Science; Lawrence Rak, $40 Francis W Avenue, Bachelor of Arts; George provide the facilities KEN^KTH (J. tfl'EKN Avenue, Bachelor of Science; Richard R. Jackowski, 14 Michael nue Bachelor of Science and Molnar, Hi, ioi Elmhurst Ave- members are beliir, KMtL VAIUiA THOMAS S. WEINUEKG Fonls THOMAS A. KOCH Mrs. lngeborh F. Van Zandt, 415 Street, Bachelor of Science; Ti- nue, Bachelor of Science Emil Bachelor of ArU; Mrt. Mary lstllu Kurds Tappen, Woodbridge Township up to man the ticket Itucbelor of Science lords Belgrade Street, Bachelor of Arts. bor P. Mazar, 63 Dartmouth Varga, 71 Magnolia Road, Mas- !ll !1 Mubtt-r ' School of EduiuUuu Lane Associate i Arts; Jqseph Rutgers College Newark Rutgers College 86 Leslie Road, Master of Educa T. itandazzo, ID» Safran Avenue, Chairman, announced Bachelor of Arts; Kenneth G. From Keasbey; Elaine J. Wod- A. Ur, 41 Freeman Street, Bach- !( .1! f 0 tion; Dennis E. Carroll. 4 Ever- elor of ArU, ing Twig activities. ' luc lii excessive taixwure to heal, ferent frorn sunstroke or beat- 'limits are beneficial. In excess green Court, Bachelor of Science, Stem, 874 Main Street, Bachelor zinski, Crows Mill Road, Bachelor to the public. JEdisun 'l»'--i " outdoor!) or in. They usually start of Scieuce and Bachelor of of Arts; Peter B. Wodzinski, stroke. The victim U ujually they can be treacherously danger- Jerald R. ElklM, 23 McKliuky Strawberry Festival. Ju with a severe heartache; every- Pharmacy; Thomas S. Weinberg, Crows Mill Road, Master of Ed- conscious but weak and dizzy; ous Indulge them in moderation; Avenue, Bachelor of Science; 1-5 P.M. »t the Edison I thing looks red to the victim; he 34 Carr Place, Bachelor of ArU;ucation. Health Hints his temperature falls instead of avoid them in excess, Paul F. Fennwe, 540 Chain 0' Hospital Twigs Center; Edison Twi^ develops a high fever; he may John M. FekeUs, 50 Glenwood From Port Reading: Robert J rises; he'feels c»ld and clammy Michael S. Newjohn, M D.Hills Road. Bachelor of Arts Plaitic demonstratiu'i, lose consciousness. When these Terrace, Bachelor of Arts; Bea- DiSalle, 120 Seventh Street SINISTER SUMMERTIME When these symptoms are pre Warren F. Jensen, 38 Smith Hill 1 P.M. at Menlo Park symptoms are present, call a doc- trice M. Johaliseu, 28 Undan Bachelor of ArU; Donald A SEIZURES Road. Bachelor of Arts; Kichard McCrystal, 29 Seventh Avenue To Raise Funds Squad Building. tor. He will supervise the treat- sent, call a doctor. He will super Cash benefits may be payable L. Kelly, 42 Trafalgar Drive, Avenue, Master of Education; Lmelei M, Harris, 57 Grundview Bachelor of Science; Raymond EDISON - A letter of thank* Sunstroke, heatstroke, and heat ment, which involves the use ^fvise the treatment, which in this if you are a disabled worker Bachelor of Science; Kdwin J. The next executive l« Illustration are serious illnesses i'ase consists in using means of whose condition prevents you Koemg, 27 Long Hill Hoad, Mas- Avenue, Bachelor of Alts; Thorn Oslapas, 245 Woodbridge Ave was read from the Community ing will be held Jim'1 direct means to cool the patient from returning to work. \uur as A. Koch, w Lawrence Street nue, Doctor of Philosophy. Hospital Group Inc. to the Wo- against which HI the sun-packed and reduce his temperature. keeping the patient warm and of ter of Science; Barbara L. Mmu, Edison Health Center ..1 I dependents may also qualify far 46 Trafalgar Drive, Bachelor of Bachelor of Arts; Steven Nagy From Woodbridge: Mrs. Mild men's Auxiliary to the John F. summer months we should be on Heat prostration is likewise restoring fend maintaining ade- 11 monthly benefits. Your,local so- Alts; Judith H. Peckermau, m 111 Grunt Avenue, Doctor of red E. Bernstein, 511 Linden Ave Kennedy Community Hospital in On Aug, S, 11X11, I'"-'' our guard. Sunstroke and heat quate circulation, nue, Master of Education; Kich- s caused by prolonged hea*t ,and cial security office hag full in Lake Avenue, Bachelov of Arts; Philosophy; Arthur F. Peterwn, appreciation on their completion coin signed the first I • , »ie kimued1 ills. Both an 312 Grandview Avenue, Doctor ol ard W. Buickerood, 173 Kowland high humidity, but it ie very dif- Sun and heat within intelligent formation, Williani'E'. Sparks, Jr., 44s Mid of their 130,1)00 pledge for thevcof- iur sl H) Place, Bachelor of Arts, Linda tax law in ou< r l'' ' ' i shop and their undertaking «f 3 per ; on1 , ntL«d« (B.B.) - Carteret Press ndc 1. June 3, 1965 PAOE HINI New Zea-I Ilk-Rally manufactured Irish A theomcy is a government I whisky is known as poteen. inc C'. Attention tluibithioan G', Cor,f THE PIANO SHOP-Scotcli Plains RESIDENTS OF (Just. Minute. •• ..A -s_ AwaA ...... y. FroEV;wm« ThTl.,e, YVoodbridR11!,.,,JI.^:.I. e Area!a . ;. Molauws Kniitrakf is a prfwnoe of molasses, the hmi« Summer Gutst mill jv,ve a pleasant nroma daring Fruitcake is of a holiday mood [the bakin*. Woodbridge Proper Warm Live MUSIC .ill year long. This cake of I if you choose, turn the batter Christmas tradition has a flavor- into tiny paper baking cups Little A House A Home wonder and travel-heartiness for bite sized bonbons provide an ao- s joyous sammer occasions, too. petizing fruitcake variation. To and Sewaren Traditionally, it appears as thmnke e the bonbons even more groom'* cake at June weddings. attractive, reserve some of the Huge Selection of It goes into tiny white boxes, candied fruits for a vivid, shiny L( Our gaily ribboned, and the young! maid who slips one under her pillow is sure to dream of her Most summer guests come tn future mate. visit for a day, for a weekend, Woodbridge Fire or perhaps for a week. Rut Fruitcake happily continues as versatili e molasses (ruitenk^s are OWREY ORGANS , summer fare because this moist; welcome guests all summer long! Wf cake keeps so well. Once wrapped in foil and stored In a tightly covered metal container it stay* Melaan Fratteake \ cup molasses Company No. 1 delicious indefinitely. KIMBALL •t cup water Molasses Fruitcake and Bon- bons can be on deck for a va- 1 15 ot. pkg. raisins riety of hot weather entertaining. 2 8-oz packages dates, WILL CONDUCT A They tote to the boat, picnic, bar- finely cut WHITNEY becue. The bonbons turn up a< 2 lib jars mhed candied ladies' luncheon or bridge. And fruit 1 cup butter |: with a tall beverage, they are | perfect. \-V* cups sugar The fruitcake derives its flavor 6 eggs "HOOSEtoHOUSE" from the mellow molasses. The 2-% cups all-purpose flour, raisins an simmered, leaving sifted Expert Piano y< teaspoon baking soda Reconditioning them plump and moist in the cake. Into the batter goes a variety of 1-H teaspoons cinnamon 1-V* teaspoons nutmeg PLatafidd W7BJ fruits, dates, nuts, and companion- able spices. And thanks to the >i teaspoon allspice Fund Raising FAmmod MSB ^ teaspoon ground cloves FROM CABTHIT: Fol- H cup orange juice or brandy low Rootmlt titiui WMt to Utffta U(tat tt THE WORLD BOOK 3 cups coarsely chopped nuts Rihw»j AT»., tattrwctlon. ENCYCLOPEDIA l. 1 HnuU M (It. Through lntorwctfon to Blend together molasses and (Instead of Usual Firemen's Carnival) .r, \,t.) to Uke St. Onrgct An. Left to • FhM la Sale* water in a large deep saucepan. Lake An., tnm rlfht 4 Campaign Set top burner temperature con- |;, ,,, Rirlun 519 TERrflLL ROAD •nllti .to ..KariUn Ro«d • Budget Plaa |TI!I Knid), torn tott (Ttrrlll Bond). Turn left trol at about 200*, place saucepan SCOTCH PLAINS, N. J. 3 mil** to Ttat Muo Call Martin Braun over heat, stirring mixture con- Shop. VA 6-5868 stantly, untn it comes to a boil. Add raisins; bring to a boil again. Reset heat to about 175* and simmer about 5 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in dates and can- CAMPAIGN STARTS died fruit. Reserve. Cream to- gether butter and sugar. Blend in eggs, one at a time. Sift to- gether flour, baking soda, cinna- mon, nutmeg, allspice, and cloves. Mon., June 7th, 1965 Add to butter mixture alternately with orange juice. Stir in molass- WERE BUILDING! s.fruit mixture. Stir In nuts. Firemen II Visit Your House Between 6 P. M. & 8:30 P. M. Turn into a wax-paper-lined 10- inch tube pan, or 3 wax-paper- lined 9x5x2-'/i inch lotf pans. Bake. Temperatui: 325'P. Your Firemen Always Respond When You Call- Time: 2 hours Yield: one 7-U>. or two J-tt lb. fruitcakes. Molasses Fruiteake Bonboas: Show Your Appreciation With A Generous Prepare Fruitcake,T mixed candied fruit tion. Plaee-piper I-H-inch ciipcake [fruitcake mixture. Top with re Donation When THEY Call! ' mining mixed candied fruit. Bake. Temperature: 325*F. Time: 25 minutes. Your Donation Will Help Our Fi remen to Continue Their Yield: 6 doten bonbons. Cool before storing, Traditional Work In Welfare and Civic Activities '' ve you been disablsd for .:e than Iff months? A recent iange in the social security law lay enable you and your depen- PLEASE GIVE ALL YOU CAN lento to receive monthly benefits, our loeal social security office 1 be glad to explain the new Richard Foercii, Chief — Woodbridge Tire Company No. 1 to you. N0W...IT CAN BE SOLD! A NEW EXTERIOR PAINT AT A SALE PRICE

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Wash Tith with Watw • If* aC# w [ <• '•<••» «"' ""A* »«' 'We*, f»^ 29 Complete with roller, roam c Honogaaiud • D«p To»« M J ttns b.lng dl,«...l.u.d. riMT darkenen •lightly higher- MOTOR Fringe Bottom ___1.4» Slightly Hlyhar. W Gal. J QUAIITY __ . __ JI.igH.ll 1 MURPH_ Y BROS SALES Mill BROAD ST~ ELIZABETH • EL 5-5600 BEST BROS. FACTORY WALLPAPER j DRIVEWAY SEALER 401 N BROAD ST., ELIZABETH Elirobelh'i Only Authorized Dealer ^ ilngle OPEN HA1LY TIJ. 9 P.M. - SAUJKDAY TIL 6 P.M. Roll (Ifeliilhlfally Air « oMdi::rJ Stork Club fatf Saturday Afternoon ary school stud,.,,. •iliilitv COI.ONIA Steven H. Kunkes, period from Jm,,, „ By Elizabethtown Gas Co.! Appointments Wondhridge Senior ISElilN — Miss Paula Eileen Ronald Kocsmnros, Jackson, H JUjunio, r at Wong J ; wonnBRtDGWOODBRIDGE - The Board New arrivals throughout the High School, and son (if Mr. and Township as recorded at the Perth Schulti, daughter of Mr. and_Mrs.|brother-in-law of the bride; Victor DEGREE CANI)U,m, ELIZABETH - TV EUi? president of the City Gas System,;of Directors of Vornado Inc., ope- Mrs Hermnn Kunkes, 43 Marl- rator* of the Two Guys Discount Amboy General Hospital during! Paul R Schulti, 16 Cabot Place, Allen, Iselin, and Arthur Samsoe, boro Lane, has been chosen one WOODBRIDGK town Cwwl'idated Gas Company ?a!e of the companies to Elizabeth- land Robert William Seip. son of l: and the City Ga» Companies an- town will "permit even more rapid Department Stores, have jnnounc Uie past week include: Menlo Park. of 36 high school students to atdenker- , m . prin- nil ,,^ serves 1.3002 square mile* of He pointed out that the City Magidson, Solomon Rofjoff, and Drive; a son to Mr, and Mrs. Both were graduated from cipal. of Miami i;njV(, Lawrence Ventura. 19 I-afayette'Rev. Howard Hovde performed northwestern New Jersey ranp- Ga.t Companies have grown con- Phillip Sherman The Cornell University Depart- Ohio. Avenue; a son to Mr, and Mrs.;the double ring ceremony. Woodbridge High School, the hride ing from a point jutf lorth of jiderably in the eighteen years Mr. Hubschnun joined , Stanley Ryan. 222 Hoover Avenue;! Given in marriage by her father, in 1964 and the Bridegroom, in Trenton and extending r: nv'tfs the>- have been operated by thecompany in 1956 after majoring in business administration at Rut- lotting*: ! a daughter tft Mr. and Mrs. George^ the ibride wore a gown of or- to the New York Slate line 1961. Mrs, Seip is employed ir prsnt managment and predicted gers University ami has served in Evers. 19 Peak Road;, a son to nza and lace with an empire The agreement include? Col. D. B. Kelley. superinten- Ra the office of Bond Clotnes, Menlc an "even more impressive -ecord various capacities including store Mr. and Mrs. William Fortier, lOjbodice, batteau neckline, elbow three of the City Gas operating of growth" in the future. Carver dent of the New Jersey, State Park. Her husband attended manager He is presently asso- Police, has announced that the Oakland Avenue: a son to Mr. length sleeves, and featuring a companies - Ctty Gw i\tnpapy:also said the agreement contains ciated with the merchandising of and Mrs. John Both, 110 Libertyjbell skirt trimmed with lace ap- Bloomfield State College and i NOTICE State Police written examination of New Jersey. City Gw Oanjwnyia provision that all present City toiletries and notions, tobacco and will be held in Hammonton, Tren- Street. cliques with an overskirt of ormanager of 1001 Auto Parts lnc of Newton. JJ J 3ai Cfcr Ga*;G«j employees will be continued To the Members of the stationery. He live* in West ton. Sayreville 'Sayreville War From Port Reading, a son to gania which flowed into a pointed Colonia. Company of PtafflfcrtcrL N J. in the service of the companies Orange with his wife nnd two Memorial High School) Morris- chapel train. Her two-tiered veil as well aj the CSty ti« Jemce following the sale. Mr. and Mrs. John Kovacs, 915 children. toftu Clifton and Paterson, June West Avenue. of silk illusion fell from a silk Company, wtoci seQs Hvt>d ?as Operations of the City Gas Sys- Mr. Isman has been associated organza cabbage nose, and she Carteret Building \A)[[ in the northww* Jerw? JL-T? The 8 at 7 P.M. Applicants need not From Woodbridge. a daughter HEADQUARTERS , tern cover Sussex. Warren andd -with the company, for 11 years; be a New Jersey resident at the carried roses and stephanotis first L; r p3W i to Mr. and Mrs. John RemeniskiJ . ^L ! : " Hunterdon Counties as well as managinggg and merchandising the,.. f MamjnatjOn. Those de- 585 Rahway Avenue, a daughter Miss Susan Marie Schuetz. Ise- IN WOODBRIDGE FOR of Mercer and Morris home decor and home improve- ' k ^ tt hould Association home decor and home improve- test should to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Dacon- Hn, sister of the bride, was maid Major • PRESCRIPTIONS ' rt tto the nearest ex- ceicao, 249 Grove Street; a daugh- of "honor. Bridesmaids were Miss ter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pil- • COSMETICS You are requested to attend the 64th annU Kathleen Rita Schuetz, Iselin, time . . . Navy Lt. Thomas E. lik, 169 Metuchen Avenue: a son • FILM SUPPLIES meeting of the members of the Cartoret sister of the bride, and Miss Su- Mr. Jeffrey, associated with Ionian, son of Mr. and Mrs. to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlon. • HALLMARK CAKDS Ing Loan Association to be held at tin (,m Companies. jbertviDe and the HopewellPenn-the photographic department for W. Earl Gehman, 231 Martool 74 Roanoke Street. san Senk and Miss Mary Senk, of the Association, No. 560 Roosevelt ,\ m ington area, and GIFT WRAPS Vn John Kean, president of Eliza- '""* over nine years, has 25 years ex- Drive, Woodbridge, returned to From Colonia, a son to Mr. andParamus, cousins of the bride. Carteret, N. J., on Monday evening, Ju perience in the field covering dis- Mrs. Charles Dudas, 1 Clover •BARTON'S CANDY nr t)a bethtown Gas, said the agreement Elitabethtown Gas reported the Naval Air Station at Lemoore, George F. Seip, served as best 1965, at 8:00 P.M. (DayuRht Saving Tim,, f operating revenues of $23,737,656 tribution, manufacturing and reCalif.- , recently, with fighter Avenue. was "the first result of our de- man for his brother. Ushers were FREE DELIVERY the purpose of: cision last July to undertake an for the fiscal year ending Sep- tailing. He is a resident of Ve- squadron 56, following deploy- From Avenel, a son to Mr. and acquisition program to expand tember 30, £964, and net income rona, has a wife and two children. ment to the Naval Auxiliary Air ME 44809 Erection of Board of Directors and smh nth growth opportunities for Elizabeth- of $2,073,641. The company serves Advertising manager for thStatioe n at Fallon, Nev. , Mrs. Michael Agresto, 508 Butler past four yean. Mr. Magidson Woodbridge Senior High School, business as may rightfully come b town." 30 communities in Union and Mid Miss KugeJ is a liberal arts major j Street. dlesex Counties. Its present fraa- has a long and varied background meeting. "Hie City OM System te fran- Here and There: [enrolled in "the evening swswn-atl From Oewsren, a daughter m\ PUBLIX chised territory is surrounded by m advertising and merchandising Polh shall be open from 8:0© P.M. chiged is an area of New Jersey UJC Air man First Class!Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gfilamb. 96' other gas utilities. Elizabethtown at all levels of distribution in- Mfss Marsha P. Strieker, Van that will see tremendous growth Thomas J. Meehan, III, son of Summit Avenue; a son to Mr. and PHARMACY Saving Time) to 9:00 P.M. (DayliKht S Gas has 2,600 stockholders nnd ifcluding manufacturing. He reWawne- r Road, Poughkeepsie, N. 1 b) population in the immediate Y., formerly of Woodbridge, is| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Meehan, Mrs. George Hreha, 7 Radcliff Time). traded in the national wr-tlw- sides in East P.nterson with his II MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE future," Kean said. "Several new wife and one son, Another son andamong 83 students who are can-301 Ella Avenue, Avenel, has ar-jRoad. counter market. D Mr interstate highways now under didates for Associate in Arts de- rived for duty at Wheclus AB,! From Iselin, a daughter Opea Ere*, ttl M ANNA BROUN daughter are married. Bed- .COftStructiflp. Kill provide iraprov- Ihfi. acquilUiou is subject iq Ibe, Union Junior College, Lubya. The airman is a graduate! and Mrs. Jerry Friebis, 15 Suday tillPJAI. ed transportation to metropolitan ... ,. A graduate of Wood- Senior High School, i ford Avenue. bridge Senior High School, Miss Strieker is a liberal arts major crease in residential building and ber departments in Two Guys. in Union Junior College's Dayll several nationally known indus-; When the hardware and lumber Session. She is the daughter of || trial plants have located here in 'departments were brought under Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Strieker ... I recent monthi," Kean said. the company's direct ownership, Miss Elaine Harmsen, daughter! he continued the management and "The aCQuislUon of City Gas Vnr Mrs of Mrs. Theodore Harmsen, 7246 Service Company, a liquified pet-j1 u* i"HS« merchandising of these denart- Amboy Road, Staten Island, form BUILDOMAT ments He ive roleum gga s ditibdistributort , wililll put vinknff' ' ' uS in Arlington with^ £ ^ graduated Sunday us In a business that we believe C0L0NIA , . ,„.»8 wit wife anand throthreee chlldrenchildren . ! BUILD-O-MAT bc gr^ nt ^' ' ffro m CCedad r CresCrest t CollegCollege e AA has considerable unrealized po- . ? " Mr. Sherman has been mer- graduate of "senior SftVES-U-MOST! tential. Since there is no terri- Degree ;«™ding chandising the automotive divi- High School, she was on Dean's torial restriction on the distribu- New": sion since 1961 and has been asso- ark State College. Union. list student, a member of Delphi tion of propane, we expect to I dated in these fields since 1940. honorary scholastic Society and SERVES-U-BEST. greatly expand this operation Mrs. Minkoff, the wife of Ha- A graduate of C.C.N.Y., he andserved as freshman seminar lead- '•"•'" j j/ ]i jn Verona with throdgh strong sales efforts not rold Minkoff and mother of three n s w e ve er. Miss Harmsen has been ap- on]/ in the City Gas area but also children, is a graduate of Phila- their daughter and son. pointed an elementary in the tbronghout the State," he said. delphia High School for Girls and! Woodbridge school system. . . in 1952 received a B. S. Degree in1 The combined City Gas Com-Education from Temple Driver-: LUCKY MAN panies have assets of $5,847,984 as sity, Philadelphia, Pa. She is' WOODBRIDGE—Ronald Swent- Thinking Out Loud of December 31, 1964. Operating ko, 197 Sherman Street, Perth a diagnostic assistant at the read- After witnessing the Memorial revenues were $2,225,844 and net Amboy, escaped serious injury ing clinic of the Child Study Cen- Day parade on Amboy Avenue at earnings were $191,086. Approxi- t f Nk S Cll d early d mornini1 g wheh n mately 40 per cent of the City ter of Newark State College and h^car-aS'on'ihe' ^ pa7e"! High Street, your navigator would Gas revenues came from service h id mint on Port Reading Avenue,!like to make some constructive continue her graduate studies for to industrial plants and 60 per and hit a fire hydrant about 40; suggestions for future parades, cent from residential service. The feet north of the Port Reading First. I would like to suggest the MAHOGANY PANELS As a resident of Colonia for six City Gas Companies are owned in return of Linden Avenue to the Buutify your walli primarily by Harry E. Carver, jyears, she has been acUve in the the car were uninjured. Swentko parade route. The spacious lawns, || the founder, and members of his pwmarwnlly, t*n- Video Park Civic Association and the lovely old trees on Lindenf u!n« wood glvti family, . ,-. (the Playschool Cooperative Nurs- Avenue, are more conductive to charm, durability, According to Calvin R. Carver, ery School, Clark. juries and released. a parade especially for Memorial:1 warmlh. Eaiy 1a i»- Day. Usually Linden Avenue, is iroB. Vtlitt imooth is BUSW our of crowded with interested folks. As 3R)t7fT. a result of the change of parade route,, hardly anyone witnessed ALL OVER; the parade on Amboy Avenue from Church Street to Grove Avenue. Would also like to sug- NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR HOME JgjT For That Fresh, gest that the Boy Scout and Girl A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE!! Scout leaders include in their *" Clean Look! program a course in "How to March" — a little training would make so much difference. Even 'ww little tots can be taugljt to pa- cade. Evidence of the fact is Talk shown in some of the bands who 3- SHIRTS It Ov«f feature "junior" drum majors,. . Wrtk A We also think it would be nice PICTURE AS YOU LIKE THEM METAL WALL IINOEN if some additional organizations WINDOW AMERICA'S FINEST CUS- would sponsor musical units in TILE LUMBtt TOM-FINISHED SHIRT the parade. There just weren't 95 |(aM4«liit| LAUNDERING AT AMERI- a sufficient number of bands for LC Sf«cialiit CA'S LOWEST PRICE - the number of marchers. Per- T0B4YI" Undoubtedly, this is the haps organizations, that are plan- perfect combination foi Enhance tfi« thrifty, quality • conscious, ning their budgets now, would in- clude an appropriation for a band. btavtyef homemalters. AND IT'S yevt horn*. TOURS RIGHT NOW AT MOREY LA RUE'S CON At Random: VENIBNT WOODBRlDGE WOOD SCALLOP STORE! Michael Papp, Jr., son of M"r. and Mi<*ael 'Papp, 77 First Ave- COMBINATION nue, Port Reading, has been ac- cepted to Monmouth College, West Long Branch and Bethel, College, DOORS Tennessee. He has decided to at- Spttt Rail i tend Bethel in the Fall and major in chemical engineering. His sis- 197 CEDAR FENCE ter, Helen is a sophomore at'| 10" uctioni, includt Trenton S^ate .. . Army PFC Johni 1 Pott, 2 Kails T. McDonnell, 132 Sixth Street, Port Reading, has been assigned Clou, Scrim Kon-ClimbaU* to the 88th Ordinance Company ln«rti in Germany, j The 19-year-old j FENCE soldier is a 1983 graduate of St. I Mary's High School, Perth Amboy1 CAU MOW K» A MOMPI IMPtOVtMINl LET US DO IT ALL ANAiWM-IN r

Smith Street, Keasbey, participat- 10 L.nHlh I ed in the largest combat amphi-i • Mud. . bious operation since Inchon, Otuu tOX HPt OU!!t» : \,letely "over the Ix'arli" landing in the four Airier- nan amphibious landings that! LAUNDERERS • CLEANERS have been made in South Viet! Nam ... Miss Linda K JCueel. 3! 116-B MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE Linda Avenue., Coionia, will be: Al. ONE OF AMERICA'S BIGGEST awarded 'uoks Ctn"itiv Kindly ('h«4'k Your Telepbuue Directory. 110 Club, Watering. A graduate of H

Tins could have been the itory of "Who spilled red wine in thP ,;, ,,i the lady from Poughkeepde?" or "How to become a steward ,., in mil- easy lesson." More accurately, it should be titled "Good' *, ui.ini.ins fly high." n,, selling was the first claw section of American Airline., flight' M noin San Franclico to Chicago. The big 990 Astrojet had swiftlv ,,,,h«l it> ».0» feet cruijjing altitude. Passcn^r.s were rel2 ,,l anting for cocktails. The snow capped Sierra Nevadas were ,.„. ^ne . . and still no martinis. The plane was streakinc over1 \,v.nl;i desert country. It was also dry in the sky.

lh'"' m * i^ifT1 *5 gBU?y * forward. though thiv , ,,,,t unusual. Pretty stewardesses sometimes act as m-uW BKTTK ANN MISItOM MARGARET M. KORNKUJK JANICE M. RISTY •uvcling businessmen. The huddle broke up. Signals had be™ CLARA M. KANTOR ROBERT R. SOWIENSKI 119 Rernard Street 18 Vermont Avenue WALTER J. BIHIJNIAK JOHN G. RJIODY to business suits. Nobody cared. The drinks were serv«f B. A. 124 Carteret Avenue 15 Holly Street B. A. Degree (Douglass) 16 Swarthmorc Drive 3 SunnysWe Drive 83 Hagaman Street ,tM«.ii(l. came steak or chicken dinners with red wine or B. A. Decree (Douglass) B. A, Degree (Douglass) B. S. Degree (U. C.) . ,,, ,iic The smiles with each serYinjj were JIUUCUJUM, B. S. Degree , I who were these mature.Boy Scouu doing their good d« material value to the ownei WOODBRIDGE -'The marriagei earned roses with two orchids in ber of 1984? When no one called for theIt may be claimed by the own ' . ":."!,1C1?5? 'S'll'!?'* ^ **inc .lu

i| him his ladlaa UUe. : Terms Availobltf ^ Free Del. in Our Arm - El 2-9648 Total Value $450 niirn th< boy aett U hbx. GtMiCol««7«kt quickly, "t'all- -i.tr, ray wilhojil hetiU((||, tali •'mH &*•'" YOU GET ALL 9 PIECES AT THIS ONE LOW PRICE! 1. NEW SIZE 21W SUPK CAROL POOL, with ..If- 4. YOUR CHOICEI ALUMINUM (HI WOOD POOL •. !•: KumpiUin, Wootibridge Avenue, Aveixl, a student at supporting frame, strong tnough to hold wvFaht LADDER, both top quality I iu Culkce, Eakoo, Pa., is- entertaining R. Kirkwood Col- of truck. Top ladgt ilrong (Hough for all-around 5. NEW AUTOMATIC BOX TYPE SKIMMER, compUt. .. MIII of a prominent Mao land attorney John Miloo ColUm. leafing. Extra sturdy brldga-typ* construction, ex- with vacuum attachment that attaches ts filter. cluii»« boltorn t«nt»r droin^ othir futurts. Th» ' lii.vdeparture (or a tununer of sudy and recreation abroad. *. CALIFORNIA MADE VAC. with 12" h.od whllt 1 nation's leading pool. l < olton's «randfauVr was one of the benefactors of the floating host. } .md a dormitory has been named after him. 2. MUSKIN'S NEW SPAR-KLEAR DIATOMIC FILTEK, 7. GROUND COVER, o> r«cammcndtd by Musk In ' • * with Yi HP motor. For pools up to 24' diamtttrl (nanval. • 3. MUSKIN'S NEW MAIN DRAIN 1 SKIMMER ADAPTER I. MUSKIN'S NEW POOL COVER, with nuth e«nt»r to ' the corridor M School 17 ti Coloaia Mr fedi KIT, «nabl»i pool wattr lo eirculatt compUttly prtvtnt watir from collsdfng on covir, . I from bottom to top. f. TEST KIT FOR PM 4 CHLORINE, «iy Ig rtad. I

•"» » h t*e all part^M nkm. FttHtin^t h UUi por- CHOOSE FROM ONE OF CENTRAL JERSEY'S LARGEST SELECTIONS OF POOLS AT KOLKER'S! Wood Poof Udder i These Sizes In Stock for IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! •"Hi 1TMntil m ',"m "x*"" 4 " "* •*- T Mat* 15'x4t" 34'x4t" MUSKJN A COLOKH I. (.KOI I'; In the Memorial Day 1'iiraJe was the Sioux Longhouse contingeut of Troop 37, I'Jisi Congregational Church "CROWN" $12» $169 •199 •n » 41" Height Woodbridsf. They are left to right: Timothy Costdlo (Hurnlng Eagle) Grant Colgary, (Falling Star), Freeholder John Fay (Rising ML SKIN WEB CABtU' $149 1199 9229 92S9 • Saftry g Ford Sets Date Star), Councilman Harold Mortensen (Big Kagle), Tibor Konci (Crazy Horse), Albert Fink (Flaming Arrow) and Billy Jenkins (Uttle Hond Rail Eagle.) • Tubular "3lkF 1199 t259 $319 $359 1 S)nl Softly <>' OpeningNewShowroom 1299 9349 $399 Hand Rail t Safily _ Ribbon-cut Principal Announces Honor Roll FURTHER SAVINGS ON PACKAGE DEALS! Slips, Each The fully air-conditioned struc- Support! '"'""mies tomorrow at ture features 18 service bays, a OTHER MAKES AVAILABLE ON ORDERI 1,000 lbs. llrld ISELIJ1 — George Geiek, piin- Christine Fryer, Douglas Green- Ting, Vivian Valverde, Jonathan Jeffrey Luth, Vincent Pasuco, ' ";! «e *"ord. U. S. Route 1 special direct service division, llll!LM jejpal of lselin Junior High School, stein, Debra Hinlicky, Cathy Jor- Vitriol, David Winans, Patricia Joanne Schaefer, Nancy Shepnerd. "i Hoad, Woodbridge, genuine Ford accessories and Ninth gi'ade: Nancy Anoia, Ca- lS tins announced the academic hon- gensen, Gary Kazanecki, Dennis Yapaola. ':'••'' Klein t Menlo Park rol Ann Babiak, Kathleen East- tf parts department, and body and Kohke, Richard McAlister, Juani- Sighth grade: Phyllis Acocella, ''•""" nter>, wiU mark tbe or roll for the fifth marking period man, Catherine Gilroy, Deborah paint facilities. ta Magna, James Moyer, Phillipj Linda Agnew, Waltw Barsce, POOL FILTERS AT DISCOUNT PRICES! : "iM'inK of the new Ford as follows: Rose Grasso, Fran Heller, Nancy Nadal, Carl Pasoreck, Roberta Nancy Ceglia, Shelly Cohen, Lin- 1 1 A "Quick-Service" department Seventh grade; Dennis Bachov- Jan son, Marilyn Kopacz, John , ; ,". 'Eminent govern, Perei, Harold Ritchings, Tied da Corcoran, Diane Eslelle, Joel |ills is available for immediate com- chln, Michael Beer, Michael Boe- Manuchio, Josephine Lewandow- , """• . laaden of civic J SchlemoviU, Jeffrey Shapiro, •jjetkn offltinorrepajrs. The en-mo, William CaJlahan, Arlene Falchook, Theresa Gorny, Lynn ski, Laura Lillien, Roger Mus- "•'•••• ciMnmercial and Indus-! jula Steib, Sharon Sullivan, San- Grossman, Sheri Hoffman, Jerry talish. Sandia Simonse,n, Denise 11-"'nations as well as tire facility is stuffed by 34 emCwickalo, Barbara Deming, Ed- ployees, many of whom are Ford lidra Sydlo, Paula Szefczyk, Doral KiviU, Florence Lat^, Tina Licit, Wdowiak, Donald Walters. ,;• ,lll(l customers of Wood- ward Eriksen, Linda Felicetty, factory-trained specialists. I lmi will attend the to- COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS AND CHANGE General Capital 4,917,894.80 4,653,094.89 IA U1(l Saturday opening., IN SURPLUS - CURRENT FUND Deferred Charges to Revenue of Ytar-1964 Year-1963 Succeeding Years 59,480.00 60,087.00 ""•'•'I public Ls also invited!New Brunswick Man KKVENLE (CASH BASIS) II lli l Surplus Balance January 1 $ 187,680.86 159,799.83 « festivitiei. Total Assets' $3,772,553.87 $5,2^9,429.^3 '""./'"oi'-s are open f bu«- Hurt in Collision Miscellaneous — From other than or Local Property Tax Levies 389,392.27 iJ350,075,37 .I,, *•""'*«»»• Ira ClMte, pre- WOODBKIDGE - Uroy f. Hal- Collection uf Deliquent Taxes and LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPLUS ' ECONOMY MULTI- MULTI- $• ¥ 1 53,467.35 76,641.40 Bonds and Notes Pitoble $4,554,500.00 $4,178,000.00 ,; ' «.twaii Fond executive ley, 4 Chester Cirflc, /New Bruns- Tax Title Liens FILTER '49 FILTER CUSTOM. 119 w yeflrs 3,705,362.35 3,455,041.32 Improvement Authoilations 575,303.48 • 521,364.48 „„")'•'• automotive wick, was slightly injured yes- Collection uf Current Tax Levy • MULT1PORT VALVE • Pump 111 Other Uakities'anlSpecial Funds ,213,606.33 196,406.45 • WITH MIKTIPORT VALUE '' "and folks seeking «- terday morning whwi the cur lie » Pump Capacity 1800 CPH $4,335,902.83 | 4,041,587.91 Reservserve 4r Certain -Assets Receivable 235,040.47 195,243.35 • Pump Capacity 3200 GPH. Capacity 2700 GPH • Filtsr ,, preselecting tbe •« was driviog on Route 1, (ijjurwl Total Funds Capacity 2200 GPH • CLEAR. Surplllplus I : 194,043.58 198,415.25 t Filter Capacity 13M QPH • Nll.r Capacity 1400 GPH ,'Wi guaranteed! used in a collison with aitother vehicle VU Self-Pnming Pump • •; HP operated by Charles V. I .egg, 57 EXPENDITURES (ACCRUAL BASW) • 10-Qal. Took • 30 lbs. • C^AR-VU Pump • V, HP G.E. G.E. Motor * Tliennul Ovcrlaud N.,,,1 ' ^ right ndw for Total Liabilities, Reserves and,Surplus $5,772,553.87 $5,289,429.53 Motor * Tharmal Ovvrload Pio- ProUctar »20-Gal. Tank with 1 dt; Mercer Street. South River. Budget Expenditures - • .i,,; »veiy. kwryone is Anlhrufill, IWT«> M«II taclor • 16-Ual. Tank • 50 Ibi. According to Patrolman James $1> l $1,921,909.95 5-Yr. Warrgnty • M tbi. An- ra| Municipal Purposes ^,''?o 0« RECOMMENDATIONS Antbrufilt. „ ,„ t ne in U join the Kirby, Halltfy wusj leaving the 590,273.96: replocingl thrafilt. County Taxes «M*» 1,371,060.13 1. That budget appropriations not be overexpended prior to the >HeUo on left lunti to go into the center Wai School Taxes 1,829,430,00 •' C£! ' ™"> lane when liis cur was struck. transfer date, 2., That vouchers-nflt be paid unless properly supported by signed Total Expenditure* $3,883,244.06 POOL SAFETY COVERWVIklldS Ptrinanint AlOAECIDE — Luili all i.gionl - *2.88 ' delivery slips. ' ! Less Expenditures to be Raised by "Sofo Guard" A|l-nnsh Cov«l. t' TEST KITS frora *1.99 Future Taxw 30,000.00 26,367.00 3.1 That all OfficiMr..i»ho handle c;i^i with the .exception of the Will meel local softly a>di "T Collector tmii th». Municipal Cuurt Clerk, make deposits as naiiioi, cun tupporl wtiahl ol CHlORINt DISPENSERS - Sturdy Plastic . *1.SO Cast Ballots Tuesday Total Adjusted Expenditures K152.608.51 $ 3,oSS,877.06 prescribed by Statute (N. J. 40A:5-15): ~ tullimj duld. 1S'»«" iil« - 4. That interest on dkinquent taxes be collected in strict accord- Olll.24l Him " IttPlACEMRNI rilUR HOSE - «-ft. L«p iK *1.99 ,} » situated on a «•' a WOODBKIDGE-Mn. Joseph $ 183,293.32 $ 187,680.86 ance with the RlS years ship resident* to vote In the COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEET 7. That all vuuchws carry a properly executed certificate as to KOLKERS OPEN NIGHTS - hi Prinww EIMUOU* on Tueiday. . December 31 December Jl goods or materials being received or services rendered in TILL 9- (> "HH>< Prinury Kl«"oo does , Year 1964 Year 1WI3 w«rai itim n s f 341,533.68 accordance with Chapter 3d, P.L. l«54 (N.J.S.40A:5-16). 1176 ELIZABETH AVE, ELIZABETH • El 2 9648 SATURDAY TILL 6 •Wt m§in U>« uUneatim or ,, , $ ai,581.1H Th above iUinmary or synopsis was prepared lium the Report '•"1"« Martk ki 143,074,86 AT BKUAP ii orr COUIIIHOUM •ubllcHr-M aWrves. Ta» Uagu« TaW Assessments and liens Keceivable 181,47X41 of Audit of the Borough of Cartt'iet, County of Middlesex tor the SUNDAYS 12 NOON , •>«! Jim Urff^K- m tu-gei) all registered vnieri W property Acquired for Taxes - 50,443.17 calendar year 11)64, T^is Report of Audit, submitted by John J ••:tti Yeurt t.f VilUlK ai»J SKHYHH" TO 4 P.M. DUfctif fw *t trustee; Mrs. Anthony Solvenini, has achieved many honors —i harles Bottita; Art Chairman, Temple University. She is a Lata, Benjamin Lelbowitx. Pun- William Jacobson, Mrs. Murray elected president will discuss the 1 3-year trustee; Mrs. J. Bosze, 2- Irs. Chester Little; Conservation Woodbridge High School and Mon- Assistant Patrol Leader, Patrol Davidson, Mrs. Rosenblatt, Mrs. agenda for the coming year and recipient of a scholarship award ela Ma'Grath, Fred MancM- v\St. year trustee;; Mrs. William Dan- mouth College, is a teacher in the berg. ^eader, God and Country Award, and Garden Chairman; Mrs. Ju- Obolsky and Mrs. Maurer, The the North Central Planning Con- from Temple Unlventty's Pea* ,1 The leaders who participated gell, 1-year trustee. Maryanna Mc'Gonagle Bmct Juartermaster, Den Chief Pack show will be a musical variety ference Workshops at Farleigh- Woodbridge Township school sys- body Hall for highest scholastic \\ ]«re Scoutmaster Gus De Vico A plaque listing the names of an Sostazko; and Drama Chair- ^, ~tf\\ j^ , Mc'Natr, Lynne Miele, 44 and Instructor. Dickinson College. tem. rating. She has accepted the M\ Messrs. Bihler, Barber and the Charter members was pre- man, Mrs. Nat L. Acoccella. type production. Miller, Gary Nter, Bette Jean Tim has enjoyed working with Her husband, a graduate of Car- Kholanhlp to the University oJ lawkins. sented to the Auxiliary by Wil- Mrs. Joseph Vitale, first vice Ohlson, Peter Palmisano. Mar.' he Troop Indian Dance Team teret High School, attended Uni- New Mexico a» gradual? w- .The scouts at camp were Paul liam Quinn, exalted ruler of Co- president and membership chair- anne Perry, Mark Petrick, Rob- but he freely admits that his in- versity of South Carolina and sistant in modern and classical fottllck, William Vandw Decker, Ionia Lodge of Elks. A charm man, presided at the meeting and ert Pierata, Robert Plnelli, Mel- I;, . {ark Ballik, Richard Peterson, Miss Barbara Kastanias Monmouth College, and will teach languages. was presented, to Mrs. Wisniew- terest right now is working with called upon all board members anie Pruden, Dennis Reilry, Kevia lolph Fortunate, John Harrold, in Toms River in the Fall. Last April Mta KoOer was ski in recognition of her accom- lis citizen's band radio. i give their annual reports. Reilly, Theresa Schwager, Ad. Valter Place, Robert Barber, Jul- crowaed the flrtt AlMJnlTert- plishments as president in the He also has plans for the fu The model room of a functional Bride of Dennis F. Tocco rimne SorittUi, Robert Static, ui Lopes, Erie Thorpesen, Kevin 1 ity Qsen a» • remit of u ture, He plans to enter college recreation room which won first! Nancy ftamben, Wayne Sullivan, icNelit, Wesley Hawkinsn;ast, Wayne y ,_. election in which more than Mr 3 and hls :o study electronic engineering. OfMilAj P-T Council's Charlotte Sdpte, VHd Thorner, Im Bihler, Gerald Mantato, - Q ^ ward at the. Sixth District Crea- ISELIN,- , 600 students T»M. II (NMItln The Eagle award was present Barbara Ann K augnter Inomas Tiirikos, dain ard Vana»e-. Danny Shields,] served as Installing officers. M*. tive Arts Day received second to beh* • PretUcifi Khtlar $hn Koch, Raymond Volper, AiflQuinn present* a gavel to Mr*.ed to Tim by Scoutmaster Gus of Mn and Mrs. Kastan- man, Wendy ZabeL , y p place red ribbon at the State Honor Roll Last Meeting for l hhigi h avenges, ' ~ — Reseter, as a personal gift, and De Vico. Other presentations in- ias, Kendall Park, and Detank Fla- Koch,Eo«eneWhitecavage, convention of the New Jersey Fe- MJM Kotler wai a member of _. J Schatfer, John Fleming, addressed the group pledging his cluded the American Legioi herty Tocco, sdt of Mr. and Mn. ISELIN - The Parent-Teach- deration of Women's Clubs held Astron, the sealor women't „. Vaynfr De Vlco, Gregory Vanas- support. Edward Tocco, (8 Grand Street, ers Presidents Council of Wood- Award by Mr. Henry Goode, the in Atlantic City, Seven club mem- Announced honor nciety, a member M , be the guest speaker. sister. Bridesmaids were Miss COLONIA - New Den Mothers Roy Baumgardner as follows Yvonne Allbough, New Brunswick, Elaine Liberman, Kathy Mazzel, Bible tor. The league will begin June Rev. Harry W. Schaumburg, ISEUN - Eight members oi Personal fitness, John McGivney, and Miss Donna Callahan, Sayre- Paul Mclntyre, Georgina Mitrano, Principals, past presidents, and run for 12 consecutive weeks. |kre needed for Cub Pack 35, as apastor, announced a series of Holds Picnic Brownie Girl Scout Troop 328, Life Saving, Paul Gottlick, James Erica Pascal, Vincent Spadaro, the newly elected president* of Tiklen Isaac it chairman, i|few of the mothers plan to leave Evangelistic Services are being ville. Miss Jessica Lynn Kastani- Kodilla. Paul Gottlick also earn- ISELIN — The annual picnic Ronald Stanko, Lorraine Sweikert, all teacheh r and parent organita-i ! Neighborhood 8, Crossroads Coun- maybereach«!atnilf;» jls their sou advance into scout- held at the church this week, as, Kendall Park, was flower girl. ed badge* in Cooking, Basketry of Cub Scout pack 48 was held Lawrence Romond, Woodbridge, tioofiin the township an uked continuing through Friday, June and Michael Waldholi. Sunday afternoon in Merrill cousin of the bridegroom, wai best to «tt«nd. At tie last meeting Howard Hab- 11. Rev. Harry J. Steil, Evange- and Swimming. Eighth grade, Deborah Anta- Girl Scout Park after the scouts, den man. Ushers were Victor Black Plant have been made for the list, a speaker and writer with a Perfect attendance awards, pre- nies, Ellen Btackman, Susan By- Ceremonies held Wednesday in! tt'^art was inducted into Den 9 mothers, and leaders marched and Jordan Duick, both of Iselin. President's Council to tour the national reputation, is conduct- sented by Acie Rlst, went to erly, Toby Feingold, Margaret nrhile Howard Welsh dropped out in the Memorial Day Parade Mrs. Tocco was graduated from Woodbridge Township School St. Cecelia's School. | ing the services which ate being James Spencer and Tim Brooke. Galinis, Larry Goodman, Jan \t Webelos to go into scouting. held in Iselin. South Brunswick High School and System on Wednesday, June 9. The "fly-upa" included: Carol Board of director* m"*****: held every night except Monday Second Class Awards were pre- Handleman, Donna Kreiss, Jef- jUflC of Incoming and ouwwi A variety of games were con- Standard Academy of Beauty Cul- Katxenback, Virginia Krawiec, Awards were presented as Joi-and Saturday at 7:45 p.m. Evan- sented to John Koch, Richard ducted by the den mothers of ture, New Brunswick. She is em- frey Kunkes, Linda Lowman, Ka- gelistic Services for Sunday have Barbara ' Jean Sesta, Kathleen day at the home of Mn. M«r«» f'jawa: Ebbets and Paul Gottlick by Fred the pack. Games included: ployed by Mar-Don's Beauty Sal- ren Mart, Virginia. Rlcamato, been scheduled for 11 a.m. and Beth Sholom Rite* Bennett, Doreen' Deriak, Laura Den 1, Masu Nichol; Richard Bihler. Obstacle Course, Den 1, Mrs. on, North Brunswick. Mary Claire Sanders, Michael Rogoff,» Nelson CourtQto"*- 7 p.m. Rev. Steil is a noted auth- ISELIN • Rabbi Norman Klein- Uttieri, Bear badge and gold Assistant Scoutmaster Hoyt Seidner, Alan Shilter, Mark -Slot- Grimes, Linda Donnelly, and Sally Crammer, den mother; Her husband attended Middlesex man, spiritual leader of Congre- ority on Bible Prophecy. shields aw the first class Potato Sack Race, Den 2, Mrs. nick, and Ellen Wohlsifer. Mary Ann Terrefux. irrow; Albert Nichol, silver arrow County Vocational and Technical gation Beth Sholom, announced Other activities on Sunday in- High School, New Brunswick, and The flag cwemogy «ti con- ind bear bok. Deo J, Hope Mc-I rank to Richard Vanaasee. Robert McSweeney, den mother; Seventh grade, Karen Aboussel- Sabbath Services will be htkl to- clude 9:45 a,m., Sunday School, also graduated from Standard Ac-1 Play Presented Kelllgett: Roger Behrens, lion Tote and Chip awards were Relya game, Den 3, Mrs. Oliver man, Beverly Althrath, llene morrow at 8 p.m. Rabbi Wein- ducted by BMbm Beimbucb. with ten classes from Nursery ademy of Beauty Culture,, He is >ook; Merrill Frommer, gold and' given by Robert Barber as folRela- y game, Den 3, Mrs, Oliver Berg, Lynne Cohen, Marsha Co- man's sermon will be entitled, caller; Ann Weber, flag bearer; rflver arrows and lion book; Ricb- through Adult; and 11 a.m., Child- employed at Reggie's Beauty Sal- lows; Eric Thorgensen, Roy Vol- rings game, Dm 4, Mrs. Lillian minsky, Linda Convissor, Chris- "ML Sinai." Candles will be Kathy Partenope and Mary Ann By First Grade lTd McKelligett, bear badge and ren's Church, for boys and girls Dazzo, den mtther, Water Bal- on, Railway. He Is also s mem- ker, Mark Balleck, John Koch, tine Coutlnho, Maureen DeMalo, lighted at 8:06 p.m. aehym, color guards. After the |ld Sten White bear two through eight years of age. loon Throwing Contest, Den 6, ber of the Woodbrtdge Police Re- COLONIA - "Mother "•"' ikold arrow; Steven White, bear Anthony Koch, Paul Hallbauer, Mona Fischer, Janice Fotey, Lin- The church nursery will be Mrs. Edwkrd Rice, den mother; Congregation Services iledge of allegiance the Brown- 'badge and lion book. Den 4, Marge William Bihler, Alan Frazee, serve. 'aimer: Steven Jacobowski — available, under supervision, dur- Softball Pitching Game, Deli 7, da diet. Arlene Hoffman, Lor- will be held Saturday morning, at ies sang "Girl Scouts Together." ing the 11 a.m. service. Ralph Fortunate, Eugene White- raine Jacques, JiU Lenoble, Ellen 10:30 a.m. Shavuot Services have 3ojd arrou; Albert Benz, denner Mrs. Irene Metika, den mother; One-year membership ftan IM grade at School At 'the Missionary Rally held cavage, Jerry Maritato, John Levin. been scheduled for 8 p.m., and i Mfs; John Ballard, assistant den- and Balloon Blowing Contest, were presented to the following Ano*» skM, 'The last Sunday evening, Rev. and Fleming and John Paraula. Spring Recital Sunday, 8:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. I"; nr bars. Den S, Zelda Lowy: Wil- Webelos den,, Oliver Pieroni, Also Joseph Majko, Marlene girls by Mrs. Alexander Cuthbert Yizkor Servictt will be held, Mon- •;\ lap) Kahn, denner bars; Philip Mrs. David Womack, recently leader. ' Martinko, Marilyn Maser, Cathy ''Pcjffdilli, assistant denner bars;. returned from a tour of mission day at 10:30 a.m. son, leader, and Mrs. Salvatore Awards were presented by Cub- Held at Iselin Mayer. Pamela McDonald, Vir- Elan, lion book and twtwo oduty In Columbia, South America, Grimes, co-leader; Deborah Du- J4ck M Nlmhl. Dorrian-Roy master Sidney Laurance at fol- ginia Napurano, Katherine Oliver, Mrs. Rae Laurer, Religious pin; Carl Schaffer, lion were guest speakers, featured ISELIN - Tf» fifth annuall .(school chairman, announced then dar, Susan StrittmaUer, Kathfeetti BopBo-Peep, , Donna Dwx; lows: Robert Vander Decker, Joyce Otte, Oelia Persch, and .' little VI Den 9, Eleanor were curios, special music in will be M Hebrew School on Graverson, ChrWlne Bagllvo, d Dm: were curio, spl wolf badge; William DiCosimo, spring music wcttal was present- Muffett, Cindy Dem \ Jill. 1 Cathy Vetere. Mary Ann Jachym, Patricia Cof- m Cockerline. lion badge, gold Spanishpni; ; ' colored alldts, and Nuptials Held wolf badge; Gregory Swinicki, ed Friday at St. Cecelia's School, June S or t On June », the last Blue, Alan SttaU: Jack ey, liooln Balch. Susan Ten- Rooald AbUne, HeW H and assistant denner bar; thrilling missionarii y experiencei s wolf badge; Donald Katen, bear for the benefit of the new church] day of school, all children will COLONIA - Miss Joan Anne Eyck, Laura Grimes. Kathy Part Stevens, Denner bars and book; Peter TenEyck, bear badge fund. ' be given a test. The testa, in the year pin. Roy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fife, Drum Corps enope, Mary Ann Terregino. Vi^ and gold arrow; Kirk Daniels, Participating as accordion band form of a contest, will be judged Philip Roy, Ml Harrison Avenue, glnia Krawiec, Carol Ann Ktti- one gold and one silver arrow; members were John Oswald, Lin- Takes Second Place by Rabbi Kleinman and \be Albertson Boy RoKllef became the bride of Char- enback, Barbara Heimbuch, Bar- Allan Estoch, silver arrow; da Romanowski Larry Alutto, Jus- ISELIN - The Iselin Fife and Fames. Winners will be announ- les Francis Dorrian, son of Mr. ced and prizes presented al bara Jean Sesta, Ann Weber, Michael Batatio,, one Dgol d and one tin Goldowskl. William Walczak, einer to Talk and Mrs. Charles A. Dorrian, 220 Drum Corps took second place Kathleen Bennett, Linda Don- silver arrow; William McSwee-JGregory Glodowski Joseph Korab, Graduation Day Exercises June Gets Award New Dover Road, Saturday after-: honors iu a competition spon- nelly, Doreen Deriak, and Belay ney, one gold and one sllvw ar- Anthony DeCoata, Jack Zdneb- IS. sored by the New Jersey Federa- o Colonia Club 1SEUN - Robert Albertson, noon at St. Joseph's Church. Rev. row; William Collins, gold arrow; kowski, Donald Notl*, William Mrs. Lauer requested that thePetroski. Life Scout of Boy Scout Troop John C. Dowling officiated. Moffatt, Peter Colangelo, tion of Martial Field Music in be contacted at 283-0945, abou' A Candlelight Ceremony wai .DLONIA — The second annual Edward Roseman, denner's j 48, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Mr. Roy escorted his daughter, Gorleskl, David CampbeU, Nancy Newark. They raijsed first place children who will be entering conducted with each of the "fly- let sponsored by the Greater John Rosemaii, assistant den- Albertson, Cooper Avenue, re- Berube, Pamela Falrley, James Beth Sholom Religious School in upi" repeating one of the Girl . Jonia Democratic Club wai held and the bride's sister, Miss Mari- ner's stripe; Donald Dano, den- by only four poinU, losing to a Award last Sunday »t the 10:15 Berube, Geraldine Gawynski, Car- Scout Laws and lighting a it Lou Horner's Ad Lib, Wood- lyn Rty, wai maid of honor, John ner's stripe; Steven Gonella, as- bund which hag been ifi existence' the Fall. a.m. Morning Worship Service at ol Murphy Catherine Brennan, Three officers of Congregation candle. Thm) candles were also dge. Robert T. Andenon, pre- the First Presbyterian Church Konesky served as bast man. sistant denner's stripe; Ronald since 1890, and whosj members •nt stated that he was pleated Savasta, denner's stripe and two- Colleen McMahon, Melamie Sym Beth Sholom, the chairman o lit rvpiewintlng the three part* Rev, George D. Sidener, pas- After a trip to Canada, the have many years of experience. ..il the success of the affair. year pin; Raymond Miller, as- borski, Teresa Stockton, Willian the Board ol Education, and tw of the Girl Scout Promise. tor, presented the award which couple will reside in Garwood, The Fife arid Drum Corps, par- Among the guests were Free- iisUnt deimer's stripe, lion book BrandeiiburK, Jeff Aiuto, • Paul Sistei'liuod officer* received Cer! Aft^L- receiving the Brownie has been authorized by the Prot- The bride is i licensed practi- Thompson, Robert Cedrone, Todd | tii-ipated in the Rahway Me- John J. Fay, Mayor Walter and one-year pin;' Kevin Yooe, tificates ol Completion from thejWintjs from the l.?adw, «ach "fly-|4" esUnt Committee on Scouting for cal nurse at St. Elizabeth's Hos- Thomsen, David Freeman, Ber j mortal Day parade Sunday after- _ J and Councilman Robert assistant deimer's stripe; Steven United Synagogue of America, up" wus rondutted through wii- completion of a program of study pital, Elizabeth. Mr. Dorrian is nardette Cummifuii, and Gerard, noon. On Monday they marched [ Jacks and William J. Kilgallln. Jensclk, denner's stripe; Mark Nortlwrn New Jeriiey Hegion'lwlii'aiicli wvhes held by and service. employed by John C. Johnson, Katula. ' " | in the parade in obsmuiu-e of ! Jl was announced that Charles Sydlu, Huu book; Richard Greco, leadership lYaiuint! Institute .Debonih Dudur, Susan SUittmat- Koburt, a ninth grade student j Menlo Park contractor, Members of th« guitar band to-j Memorial Day at Pequuiuux* J director of the War ou lion book, and twu-year pin; Ken- Dr. Henry Sunoii, uf the United! ter, lit-tsy l qLigjki, upd Kathle«n Poverty Program in Middlesex at the hi-lin Junior High School, eluded Dennis Ceraml, Anthony After the parade they w«re K neth Vakuti, one-year pin; War- Synagogue of America, presented jGraverson. Mrs A inty. will be the guest speaker takes his first communion at the Yanulis, Michael Wargo, Richarf of St. Joseph's Ancient Fife ami Harris to Addrett Vourt, two-y««r pin; certificates tu the foliowing: Ed leader uf Uie Junior Girl Scout meeting tonight, at ttie church next Simday. rw Kollbas, Carol Glglio. Jo»nne Corps at uiug Falk, Holigiuun Affab-b, Mrs Scoutiug. at tli« Charter budge; Juseph Allowuy, Douglaa Berube. Kjtlileen Weber, Jolui mwtt: lu pruiieut mi outdoor iuu Scuut pkis. I' annual July picnic at g be«n set for June 11 «t the VFW GoHtski, ami Mary Thompson. Uuer, School Board; Mrs. Robert i f T Post H»J1, Hwt« V, Is:-lin. at BuMulph, mid Hurry llixies, Ai'- in Kennedy Park tumetinie The Drowiu-e Girl Scout* and till Park. Dinner of Tioop tt to bo spon- row of light. Harry also received Freeuuiii, Leadership and Ad- sored by th« Mother't Club, Tues- 8 P.M. Piano inlos were given by Rum-in July, Tit* #v«nt w,ill \m free the new Junior Girl Seoul* Ming u tliree-year pin; Mrs. Herman llda Lounard, Edith Irt and I aldantt of liclin »r« Invited toKami In MorrUtown ijn Saturday Dougla* Weinbrenner 35 tons oi paint to be repaint*! S btrittmatter and Christine eq g LlMfiU to which you m»y be «n- Juutll. Waltw every wven yean. pic Game* Committee k 1928. Bagiivo ushered. otnlng, in Ittltd literature. attend kl rndrjyndrnt-I.rndfir |KR) • Onrfprrt Prrs* Thursday, Juno 3, 1<)B5 PAGE THIRTEEN «.i<: sr.-Mhiatot from Woodt>ridRe| Fords; two sisters. Mrs. Mniic Ilich School in UK} Rom inJAiilcri and Mrs Nancy Mitori. I'nrlsmfflith. Va . shr had resided:and a hrnther. Victor, all nl Now in Mm ninr ywins I York City; and one grandson arr her parents. ^'^j,^^Km)M DO IT WITH w, MARIA MIIF.1J.FR hl1 To JFK Hospital Drive [.-iiltDS -- Funeral services for •K^ r.'T ^ Ber W. la** Jr. and , sister. DGE The funeral Ellen, hoth at nf Mrs. Elwahetn Kalnn.i. 78. ^u. ..UUH ••' win meet' -i •«:. uoveneai Chaptecnapter of I Class at St. Cecelia's Church. She Sinka. KTS, Albert Pochek and Mrs., 1 tonight from 7:30 to 9:00, at the j Sweet Adelines, Inc., will meet Surviving are four daughters, Yank Laki of WoodbridgG; two Monday, 8:30 P. M., at Green sons, Alexander, Woodbridge, and First Presbyterian Church meet-" ing hall. A weekend camping Trip Ctreet Flrehouse, has been planned for this week-, —The Iselin Fife and Drum Corps have scheduled two meet- NOTICE! end at Manalapan Lake Scouts Ne* Brunswick; Mrs. Veronica MRS. NANCE E. MORAN will leave Friday evening and ings. The drummers will meet on Good, Perth Amboy; two sou, AVENEL - The funeral of Mrs. return Sunday afternoon. Monday and the entire corps will James Shimko, Perth Amboy, and Nance E. Moran, 443 Douglas Ave- —The bus trip to the Lambert- meet Wednesday at 25 Willow WOODBRIDCE DIVISION OF HEALTH Stephen Sinka, Fords; 10 grand- m wno epheo Sinka Fords 10 grand- ~">.,*' wh odie died dSaturda Saturday ya ta tRoose Roose- -ville Music Circus, sponsored by Avenue at 7 P, M. THOMAS JOSEPH children. and eight great-grand- wli t Hospital!•— i. *, was hel..d . Tuesda- y the St. Cecelia's Altar Rosary So- —A meeting of Boy Scout Troop rhiMm morning at Flynn and Son Funeral ciety, will take place today. Buses 49 will be held Tuseday, 7 to 9 Home, 23 Ford Avenue, with a is sponsoring a will leave the parking lot at 7P.M., at the St. Cecelia's School GEORGE V. 9CHNEBBE requiem Mass at St. Andrew's Cafeteria. fSELIN—The funeral of George Church. Burial was in St. Mary's P.M. sharp. All tickets should be COSTELLO F. SchnebbSchnebbee , 7373. off 17 HardinHdig Cemetery, Perth Amboy. picked up and paid for before -The Menlwttes, the all-girl FREE RABIES INOCULATION CLINIC Avenue, who died Friday at Perth Mrs. Moran lived here for 55the trip. Installation of officers drum and bugle corps, will meet ar Funeral Hornet Amboy General ..uvyiMUHospital,, HOwaBs ye s but was born in Newark. Tuesday, 7 to 9 P.M., at Wood- Wlheld Tuesday afternoon at theShe was a member of St. AnCarmen- , Cliffwood; and Mario bridge National Guard Armory, Bring your dog to the following station on a leash. A 1965 Green St. & COoper Ave. State ft Center Sts. Graner Funeral Home, 44 Green drew's Church and a charter and Nicholas of Hopelawn. Woodbridge. j Street. Woodbridge. Burial was member of its Altar Rosary Soci- -A meeting of the St. Vincent Dog license is required. [MRS. OEBTRUDE HEINZ Iselin, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. mh) Linden Ffttl Methodist Cenw- ety. She was a former Democratic — ,1-u uuuu, ade rauPauil Societso«ety will be held Tues- fflltery, Brooklyn. N. V. committeewoman and the widow FORDS - The funeral of Mrs. day, 8 P. M., ini nSt. Cecelia's Tel. LI 8-4041 HI 2-0075 Bom in New York City, Mr. of Edward A. Moran. Gertrude M. Heinz, 75, of 10 Louis school Room 207 Schnebbe lived in Iselin 40 yean. Surviving are two daughters, I Street, who died Friday at her AVPHPI FirP HniKP Avenel Street, Avend .... 7thft8tb Street whn rlioH sv^™ -> >—• —The Jersey Aire Chorus will He was employed by the Durable Mrs. Eileen Bowers, Colonia; Miss 'home, was held Tuesday morning meet Tuesday, 9:15 P.M., at the Manufacturing Company of NewEunice P. Moran, at home; three at the Day Funeral Home, 361 AVCHCI rue uuuhc Ftom 6;30 p^to g:3 0 VFW Post Hall, Route 27, York until he retired nine yean sons, William H., at home; Ed- Maple Place, Keyport, with a high Mass or requiem at Sacred ago. ward R. AveneJ; and Thomas P., —Bingo games will be held at Heart Roman Catholic Church, Surviving are his widow, Made- Fords; six grandsons; and a sis- St. Cecelia's, Lourdes and Fatima WoodbridgeFireHouse ter, Mrs. Helen Branch, Newark. South Amboy. Burial was in St.Halls, Tuesday. Early bird games line E. i nee Kaufmann);" four Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. daughters. Mrs. William Haug, NUNZIE P. PINELLI begin at 7 P.M. and regular games Mrs. Heinz was a native of at 8 P.M. Woodbridge: Mrs. Raymond HOPELAWN - Funeral ser- Perth Amboy, the wife of the late Hopelawn Fire House SheeU. Matawan: Mrs. Julius vices for Nunzie P. Pinelli, 44, of Peter Heinz and the daughter of irP HniKP Wart Ave., Port Reading .8th Fessei. Cokmia: Mrs. John Du- 44 Lee Street, who died Saturday jthe late Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. St. Cecelia's Masses • ™^., vowi, mis. jonn LIU- •" "^ Aim, wrio oiea aaiuraay ire IIUUM; ' . das, Menl. o Park_ _. ~ ;, a«m sonulln, GeorgUA^/1 ^e at Perth Amboy Generad Hospital, Smith ISELIN - First Friday will Prom 6;30 pM to g 3O PM H. Iselin: a brother, Alfred J., wer— e, hel. d jyesterda—. . j y at the Flyn,n uwiruiSurvivingg aiarc emic threee auiiasons, , mumThom-- be celebrated this week at St. Menlo Park, and 10 granddui v UH ub vllv A iJ4u and Son Funeral Home, 424 East as, Keyport; Peter, Fords, and Cecelia's Church with Masses at re nouse p,^ 6.30 P.M. to *.M P.M. dren. j Avenue, with a requiem Mass at Leon, Edison; three daughters 6:30, 8:00, and 10:45 a.m. Con- Holy Spirit Roman Catholic fessions in preparation for First White Birch Inn (Garage) CARL VENEmir ""'"" "-'•" " " " Mrs. Blanche Marinelli, Ohio;' Church. Burial was in Holy Ros- Mrs. Gertrude Coffey. Linwood, Friday will be heard today from #1 & FORDS - The funeral of Carl ary Cemetery. and Mrs. Gloria Bulinsky, Parlin; 4 to 5:30 in the afternoon and Menlo Park Terrace l!™*!*™* SS Venetian. ISO Summit Avenue, Mr. Pinelli was a lifelong resi- a sister, Mrs. Alice Scow, Metuch- from 7:30 to 9:00 in the evening. who died Thursday morning at dent of Woodbridge and was for-en, and 17 grandchildren. Masses on Saturday, the Vigil From 6 P.M. to 9 PM Roosevelt Hospital, was beW Sat- merly employed as a custodian of Pentecost, will be said at 7 and urday morning at the Flynn and MRS. ROSE KOPENASH UA1)l r» A U^..^^ Corielle St, Fords 14th&15th by the Township Board of Educa- 8 a.m. The Novena to Our Lady Son Funeral Home, 23 Fords Ave- tion. He was a member of Holy KEASBEY - Funeral services of Fatima will take place after nue, with a requiem Mass at OurSpirit Roman Catholic Church and for Mrs. Rose Kopenash, 42 Green- r ords r jre House From e:3o P.M. to 8:30 P.M »-*...... « I^UKIH .wia» av vui U)JIIM. iwiuau vmnuiii: ^IIULUII aiiu the 8 o'clock Mass Saturday. Lady of Peace Church. Burial was the Hopelawn Post 1352 VFW. He brook Avenue, who died Satur- Auth ;_ « . r, «.._. Confessions will be heard Sat- I 1™ 1?*™« Un™« Awnue, Iselin 14thftl5th in St. James Cemetery, Wood - wawasg a vttmn ooff Wor)d War n day, were held yesterday at Kain o Mortuaries Inc., State and Wash-, urday from 3:30 to 5:30 in the ISellll r ire IlOUSe From 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. bridge and was employed by Syncro ington Streets, Perth Amboy, with afternoon' and from 7 to 9 p.m. Mr. Venetian, founder of the Machine Company, Perth Amboy. T^T «: K«A IfA««A huaan Ave., Colonia 16th&l7th GREINER b a high Mass of requiem at Ourin the evening. , Perth Amboy Spring Works, was He was a brother of the late Peter .born in Italy and established the Pinelli and the son of the late Lady of Peace Church, Fords. Masses for Pentecost Sunday,) toioma r ire House From «:3o P.M. to 8:30 P.M. FUNERAL HOME | spring works in 1945 and was vice Leonard Pinelli. Mrs. Kopenash was the widow June 6, have been set as follows: st Iselin J president at the time of bit death. Surviving are his widow, Hedwig of Frank Kopenash and was a par- |6:30, 7:15, 8:08, 8:45, 9:45, 10:30, I i;« r:»« unnnA GM«» - i6th&wth Est 1S04 - AUGUST F. GREINER, ttrectoi ]A former resident of Perth Am- (nee Goebol); a daughter. Miss ishioqer of Our Lady of Peace 11:15, and 12 noon in the Upper j boy. he resided in Fords tor tb* Leonora Plnelll, at home; two Church, Fords. Born in Keasbiy, Church; S)::15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30, iselin rire House From 6.30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. 44 Green Street and 12 noon in the Lower Church, 'paspast 14 years and was $a membemem r sons,. Ottotto anda MarioMario, at bornenome; ^ attended school there and, was Woodbridge ! Lourdes and Fatima Halls. of Our I Jdy tt Peace ChurchChurch, his mother, Mrs. Christina Pinelli, f&W* at toe Santer Motel, ANTOINE T. ATTALLA, M.D. Surviving are his widow, the Hopelawn; two sisters, Mrs. Anna S0™1 An^oy The Continuous Novena to St. former Nora Healy; a daughter, Ruffo and Mrs, Mary SUnkewicx, fcurvwug $ sister, Mrs, Jude, Patron of Hopeless Cases, Director Ellen, and son. Joseph, both of both of Hopelawn; three brothers, Irene Mayte,. tylrs. Araja and the Novena to Our Lady of ^ ' WOODBRTDGE DIVISION OF HEALTH !_ 1 , Dalesslo and iry Vargo, the Miraculous Medal, has been i Woodbridge. set for Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. SPECIAL OFFER... 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Order Obtained By RAYMOND JACKSON NON PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS: Cwu,.7lff?!»«^4*i«tft«f to tb* Iud.p«iii«nt-U»d«i _«or (Y««I BUM. and Son »>•" »»" •uKwrpn l« U» o«l»r bUiik »t right Apt. No June 21, 22, 23 from 2.00 P.M. - S P.M, at t-LMdcr. it« Uic«u bl. Wd Address DRUGGISTS Woodbridge Senior High School. tbm'i to ill *u« H • "r, ttptclulb Phone No. W MAIN STKEKT i JOU Town ... WOODHIUIMJIK June 26, from 9:30 A.M. • ll;00 A.M. at D Priie wanteJ. Q Camera !J _,^, ME i m* (Check oae. If both wanW, 1 orders needed) Woodbridge Senior High School (E.B) - Carteret PrcS8 Thursday, June 3, 1965 PAGE FOURTEEN lartior^nTSenlorlligh Track Speaking About Sports By Meyer Meets Scheduled by

WOUDMUlXiF, Ernest Du- ~ Announcement was made this week of the be- V, interior of Physical Educa- mi' HI Hid Wwxlbridge Town- Barron Track Team Hits ginning of the sixth consecutive seaaon of play ship I'ulilir Schools, announced J. F. K. by the Holy Family Holy Name softball team Mini the sixth annuiil Junior High', S. huol Inik meet will take place) Patriots with 64-50 Win under the direction of Ernie Weber. The club, r,i i he WoodhridRc High School In addition to playing independent and tour- ,i;iriiiini on Saturday, at 9 n.m. Bob were Bob Dorko in the high lump Defeats WOODBRIDGE - Coach nament play, will also participate in the local Over 700 seventh, eighth and: anTcharles DeMarco in the pole, Recreation program. The team will be com- 1 . Time teh Schools. j. Elsey IW), 3. Vogler St. Joe prised of several high school players besides a team caftie through with a super- second and third place v number of college performers who will be home First, lative performance to rack up a 10 5 COLONIA - In one of thr<• > will be awarded track winners 04-50 victory over John F. Ken- BO yard dash—1. Jackson iw>. ter played games at Merrill p,,^ for the summer vacation period. rihlions by the Board of Educa- nedy High School. The win was j. Elsey (Wt. 3. Vogler iK> Time this spring, the John F. Krnneiiv tion. The three top schools will the fifth fer the. Barrens in ten 117. High School baseball team , ;ilso be awarded Board of Educa- 440 yard run-1. Lanigan 'Ki, m; n •ngagements this season. ipulated a 3*1 victory over ;iiW;i;, tion trophies. Grillo (K). 3. Powers (W) Time The most talked about compet- tough St. Joseph's of Moimimi More congratulations to Coach Walt Gasior This track meet is a culminat- itor on the field was Don Marku- It was the Patriots' sixth str,,ij,i ing activity to the American As- and his fast-stepping Rambler track team. Dur- lin, the Woodbridge athlete who ji victory and.it will be put » u, sociation for Health, Physical Ed- n ( set one new school record while Burbella IKI. line thU afternoon when the n,n ing the past week, the Carteret track team won ucation and Recreation Motor winning three events. He took the root furnbh the opposition -.,' ,0 controversy about the Clay-Liston fiasco, if it and the Quarter Mile Relay for reliable Bill Scarola who won the Discus-Scarola . 2. Sand- scattered hits and ran his -• •., holt (Wl, 3. Goglas (WI. Dis- can be called that. There are many who believe Boys. shotput with a flip of 50 feet. % outtotal to seven. Previous winners of the meet inches and the discus with.4 toss tance 134 ft., 10 inches. the fight was a fix with Llston, who is controlled JFK came up with a sin_\, in were: Fords (I960 and 1868), 1st- of tM feet. JO inches. Javelin-1. Hamill iK>. ». Sex- in th* first inning. Richie \v.,>, by the mob, taking a dive from a punch that lin (1961) and Colonia (1963 «nd Bob Lanigan won the 440 yard ton (W), 3. Launhardt (W). Dll- kin, the versatile second basem ,n. could hardly be expected to knock out a man 1964). In the past five years over run in 53.7 for the Patriots, while tance • 118 ft. % inches. drilled a drive down the left: • 3,500 boys and girls have com- Mike Horbal took the 880 for Hlsh iump—1. Dorko tWi, I. line for a triple and when ,,•„ Stevens *|7 Lyons .K.Height.^-^ r In about one minute of play who was supposed peted in these Junior High School Woodbridge in 20.65. to be In top physical condition after weeks of track meets. The grueling mile run went to 5 feet, « inches ler. he made a safe dash Pole Vault—1. DeMarco (W).! Intensive training. Dubay will be assisted by the the Patriots' Don Dougherty in plate to put his team out teachers of physical education in the time of 4:46.9. His teammate 2 Sabulowkaus tW), 3. Chingary- rosiWi. Height-11 feet, 7 inches. After a scoreless second Confuson reigned in the ring when Llston was the Junior High Schools: Vinee Bruce Hamill also bore down to the Aromando, Mike Basarab, Helen take the javelin, throw with a hit. Referee Joe Walcott seemed to be more be- O'Connor. Nancy Gardner. Ralph heave of 116 feet, % inches. wildered than the two fighters and he failed to Serafin, Paul Bruno, Agues Boyle, Additional Woodbridge winners tance - 20 feet, 11 inches. second and trotted down t» •' Angela Aromando, Dave Rapel, base on a passed ball. He lead Clay to a neutral corner and then start the Prudence'^"^ Heil O'DonneU, dented home plate on a '.,- The meet is a culminating Kollar, a veteran pitcher in the 4-1 score in a well played game. Metucben's vanquished r"' '•'* league, was superb from the cen- was Richie Stanbergcr wl..t overnight and Liston is a very old fighter regard- Rogues vs. Rover Boys at Oak Street activity U the American Associa- Ronnie Napoli was a big asset 1 ; tion fgr'BtMjfc, Physical Educa- ter of the diamond as he checked tolling off the rubber, he K.. . >: less of the age of 33 which he claims. renjjan'|j Emanons *J to the Elks, using his bat to rapnine base knocks, struck mi:: , W.L.L. SHORT HOPS tion mfifSStm Hfor Abil- the Bowl-Mor club with two safe out a triple and a pair of singles. blows and during the seven inning and Issued three free pas.-t••< 'It An added attraction at the Van J«e Mb (Games start at 6: „.„ . ity TesHnTttHog program carried on Bill Kuboveti went the full dis- The atrocious bungle at Lewiston last week stmt fired tnird m J. P. KENNEDY Buren Street stadium is a new Sinclair Koppers vs. Evening News at SfWareft'tGleo Cove) tance to annex the Elks' pitching in the Woodbridge Township Pub-' batters. Th e ^^^game's losing AB i; II sounded the death knell for all amateur pro- refreshment stand which will ben- Ronson Corporation vs. Hatco Chemical at tmb Park lie Schools. triumph, while Billy TommavlU 1 hurler was Ronnie Buryk). 3 moters-such as handled the Main fiasco. The efit the numerous spectators dur- Valentine Fire Brick vs. Natvar Corporation at*pak Strtet Events will include the S&uttle was charged with the Greiner It was Kollar again in toe bat- Brodkinlb 3 ing the summer months. ... The Colouia Pipeline vs. Quiet Kool (Kool KaU) at'Avenel park Run, , Standing„ Broad for girls, reversal. victory by Clay liberated the heavyweight Continental Can vs. Hess Oil (Oilers) at Boynton'#l (Pt. Reading 11 Running Broad Jump for Boys, r's box. belting a double and Notaro si players of the week were Carl 1 Pascaxio c championshp from the control of those who have Fisher of the Bisons, who singled ORGANIZATION & FIRE PROTECTION SLOW PITCH LfcAGUE Softball Throw, 50 Yard Dash, the eighth inning drove in the tie THURSDAY, June 3rd (Games start at 6:15 p.m.) 200 Yard Relay for girts and theThe big blow in the game, how- Barnikow rf been runnng boxing into the ground for the home the winning run in the last breaking run which handed theVolker p of the seventh inning to hand his Jaycees vs. Hopelawn Fire Co, at Merill Park Quarter Mile Relay for boys. ever, was a tremendous home run better part of a decade. St. Cecelia's K. of C. vs. Port Reading Fire Cv«teD off the bat of Tom Anderjack, who Rotary Club a 4-3 verdict over Plereth If club a big victory over the Jer- Dubay will be assisted by the Schwemer Trucking. seys. Starting pitchers Chris Sanitation Department vs. Fords Fire Co. at Hopelawn teachers of Physical Education supplied some added power to HUdebrandt lb Now it seems the time for the professionals Gene Schreiner's Assoc, vs. Woodbridge Police Dept. at Sewaren in the Senior High Schools: Herb the Dynamics' attack. Tony Acquila was the Rotari- Mondo cf Saakes and Ed Mitchell were no ans' winning pitcher and also from Madison Square Garden, respectable, com- Involved in the final decision (Glen Cove) HoUawell, Ron Osborne, George Steve Sexton and Jim Stio also since both were required under Woodbridge Teachers vs. Avenel Fire Co. at Avenel Park Ayres, Rosemary McCarthy, played major roles in the Dyna- their star in the confines of the 23 petent and solvent to the highest degree, to the existing 'rules to retire at the THURSDAY, June 10th Gloria Dotnez, Margaret Dema- mics' initial conquest with two batter's box with three safeties in ST. JOSEPH'^ (D I; il step up and take it back from the fast buck conclusion of six frames.... The Avenel Fire Co. vs. Jaycees at Avenel Park rest, Sam Lupo, Jerry Delaney, hits, while their teammate.Harold as many attempt*. AB Woodbridge Ford Royals appear Woodbridge Police Dept. vs. Woodbridge Teachers at Merrill Park Bob Kasko,. Alan Meravi, Norma Hynes 2b 3 guys who have done more harm to the heavy- to be the most improved team in Keasbey Fire Co. vs. Gene Schreiner's Assoc. at Keasbey Lapp, Joey Racina and Mary Tomasso Agency ComoUo at 2 the Continental Division.... The Fords Fire Co. vs. Woodbridge Cardinals at Fords Jr. Hi. J&coubs. Township Oak Tree Drugs Amoth d 2 weight professional fight game than one can Hopelawn Fire Co. vs. Woodbridge K. of C. at HopeUwn J contending teams in the American At the end of the elementary, Shop Rite 5 Lavy lb I realize. Division, the A. F. Greiner Sen- junior and senior meets, over. Baseball Standings Miele Exc. Stain if 2 ators and the Tigers, nut for the Tasnady Eyet Fourth 1,800 toys and girls from grades H. R, Sklpsr Qariey. 3 fir* time this season with the five through twelve will have RapMk 11 3 WOODBRIDGE LITTLE LEAGUE John Wall Tigers. game winding up in a 4-4 dead- In Reading, Pa., Race been in competition. NaUtaalUaiie Maffla c 3 lock. San Jedrusiak was the Ti AnuricM 3 Accordng to Allie Sherman, who is entering READING, PA. - Al T'asna'dy, ASK Tigers 4 .Fire Co. #1 gers' mound choice, while th< his fifth year as coach of the New York Football fresh from his third straight Bob Steenlage of Britt. Iowa, un- Ireiner . $ ' Uelin Hook I Lad. reliable Tom Hutnick started fo i V. F. W. 2836 24 Giants, a new dynasty is about to be started Reading .Stock Car Association beaten in 12 matches last season, Stewarts the Senators. Thus far this feature victory, will attempt to will captam Army's wrestling Browns 'Tom CotteUo i at jp 000 001 after a more than dismal season last fall when^ season, the league's most compla- run the string to four on Friday ME team next season. Woodbdridge OLDS. Jimmies Meat F. Kennedy 101 000 o -' I the New Yorkers found out how the other six" cent managers have been Joe night iQ a five event program at Kiwanls Club ; Circle Euo tyolan and Jack Coley. ... The the Reading Fairgrounds. Jim Bunnuig, perfect-same hero Since Aqueduct . National MNOKI track on September 14th sevenths of the division lived. It seemed that all reiner Senators participated in The Vineland, N. J., star took From S.H.: Who played second and 19 game winner for the Phil- Lions Club Padflc Leant 86,413 tans have wiinc at once Y.A. Tittle, Del Shofner, Alex Webster, the American Division. the winner's share in a 50 lap base for the Phillies when ^ adelphia Phillies in 1964, yielded Fire Co. Bowl-O-Mat day* of racing for an League president Hans Nielsoi feature last week. won the National League pennant an average of only 1.46 waits per Frank Gifford wid Lady tuck got old, and Allie reports that the annual candy in 1950? game for the league's best mark PBA i MagUonelce daily, attendance of J0.W LaPenta Oil Marcel* Son was left with too many;kids and tqo little ex- sales have replaced Mg Day with cast upon two sluggers, Bob Kel Ans: Mike GoUat. in that department J satisfying financial results. As an Elks pn Hwy, Taxi •mi NttlonafUague sd J ?• :•>• perience. ly of the Yankees and Fireside J.D. inquires. Does Jimmy Fora K.ofC. * i VUUge Mak. jor league season attend.^ <• :* incentive, prizes will (be awarded Realty's Bob Kensey, who belted hold any major league home run 1130. ilt to boys selling 30 boxes or more CwluwBlal laelin Pharmacy ord In WM with a total of - ' home runs, . . . Also hitting four records? 1 From T.A.: Can you tell me thMerwie n Marine Atlantic Leagae 183 paying customers. . The Lions Club Pirates a baggers with lusty swings [were Ans: He Is the only batter to age of Lum Harris, manager of Dairy Queen Ken. Pirk C, A. ;( BIG A's BEST BOY? - pear to.be the team to beat in the Skippy Garly. Miele Excavating, hit 30 or mure home runs IB the Houston Astros? The longest major lew' ^" . Woodbridge For! How-Dfrbujie 11 National Division during the next and John Walz, Tomasso Agency yean in a row. Ans: Records show he was bon Hess Oil ! from the standpoint)

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.•'••••• • ^ Independent-Leader (E.B.) . Carteret Thursday, June 8, 1989 PAGE SIXTEEN LEGAL NOTICFS LIGAL N0TICK8 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES j tlrm to LEGAL NOTICES LXGAL NOTICES Potoonlg, Borough oi,, NOTICE *"' i'mmedtatlll JL,,!ht1IClert k !• S«ctU» bt ough •-• MICHAEL MlflllO|Potocnig, 1*"**> £'*™ Borough of OMttrrt. N*w NOTICE Itn Borough ot CarMrei. Niw (alged) HoUce K hereby given that MM ot) rrK= 5 rU and the w* thereof shall be ROBERT E. JACKB fdlatel-- y. In. writin, , g ii« : jM*»j»h V. for l8lf!< following proponed Ordinance wie • • " ClerkClerk, WoodWood- the Mlowhw manner: An accurate ar -- LIQUOR BTOM, President of tfce Council Valentl. Municipal must of the ewt of cminlructlng or lay- Introduced and passed on Tint INC M at a meeting ol tbe alunl- ordinance remains on file hrdlge. New Jersey. big the «Kle»-«lki .lull be kepi ami nch-SSSSST !n^Jnr^^c.!o,gW Cart^t tor anenar, (Signed) u otptl Council of the Township of in the ortlce of the Municipal Clerk mcosat .tell btie satessK.Menedl nipep n Ik.> sevw.1 t/i Well*' CarteTet Liquor C.P. K/J-IO/B jif<» tor public lnspecttoo. 1,00 lAWJNCK. INC properties Imntln* or tin- Improvrment Store, Inc. Woodbrldge. In the County of Mid- t/s LOO CABDt LOUNOI _, „. dl*WrW . NeN w JerseyJ , helhldd ont hthe,Notice \* further given that aald G proportion u> their rnr*ctl<« (nmtage *. miraiant In »nd In .cenrrtance c.p. e/3-io/as NOTICE Ind day of June, 1*85, and that; ordinance 1 M „ prnvblon. of Chapter M Till, 40 »ndl Objectloni.lt said ordinance will be taken up for. Hi for flna, Take notice that LOUla Mon. e JX": , ._. *"•" "" * 11540 SThe He?!.* St.lut" of W 1— RTEP'HE'N""K6KOLUS immediately In wrltlniI to Patrick ough of further consideration for final! ell at » - NOTICE and VIVIAN M0LNAR • , ,/* In the Council — — Section «. Before makmx Ihc t/a ICnk'a Tavern Potocnig, Borough Clerk of the VETERANS jTavern, have applied to tii» bodv to hnprevememi dwcrlbeil in Section J , 17 JO Borough of Carterel. New Jirsey rake notice that ANNA WANO. EiecTiUtt of the Sst.M of PAUL hereof, or »w.rtlln« any rontrart f»r «irtijC.P. g/1-IO/as 1VANO. t/a Paul* Tavern, hi* ap. r, improvement, Ihc Municipal, •—• MIOBAB Ale« R Fa*»KM. plled to the Mayor Mid Comjion Retail Consumption license No •Mtwalk I rails* nolW n( thf prnponfd NOTICE ' VrinriVTr Contrnsnoer. •til t" be «i*m to Take nonce that CARPATHO- , SviP'- r ,. council of the Borough ot Linerei, tor premises situated >t svv i t. heard concerning said ord- Townahlp ated at 9 Charles Street, Carteret. glgmund Opannwlfi be reached, M which time ind »1 1•» Plenary JtottU Consump Second Vice Commando Immediately In writing tn i- place all pmoiw who m«f Of In- I" " " terested therein will he Klven nn No. C-« for premtae. Mtu»t«d John Mltro, iPotocnig. Borough Clerk IJ08 Bt. OOeorg e avenue, Avenel, Third Vlc'i Commander Borough of Carteret, New Jfn opportunltv m he heard concern- rSLrL!. i J. • " M An mi>k.j. inn the HK, NOTICK to BlDDgHS Township of C.P. 9/3-ID/M It 80 , U A rop'» of ihl» ordinance h»5 br« Nottce « h«*Tglren thM pottdon the Bulletin Board upon bidnun* wilwiln bwe iw^iwanfec*l«di ans»4jd« *««.»«« <«J lHUMCUMVl" •*• T •" __ _\M HOTICi VIVIAN whicblhh publiblci noticetl , arret customcustom - thee MunlrlpeMunici l Council CJianibeTS v Valentl. Municipal Clerk. Wood t/a arllv ported in the Memorial a: J 00 P.m. oo Monday. June 14. bMtt, r| me neuce that . merlins to the member* of the Interior Structural fa Blue Bird Inn U* Tovmirtilp In rhsruf of th*•! Michael SplMik. PreMdent. 1 Consumption llcenielBURNS, t/a Bunxi' Ta»ern general public nt the Tmvnshlp who Renovation - Memorial Municipal A'enel, l» J tJi Hem nf Ihr TnwMhlp »1thm 1" 45 Ranrletph St., Cnrteret. N.J PotocnlR, Borough Clerk of the —.—.—. ™ ' ahnll request mifh copies, at (he BWg. U BO .Mer Ktrlrc thereof. . Michael Puha, Secretan • Borough of Ctrwret. New Jereey j NOTICE office of HIP Munlrlpel clerk in Bids must be submitted on pro- SecUoo J. The mm M M.i» li r*..-,, T7 Oeorge St.. Carteret. N J i ISIgned) i T.ra notice that HTAH roprl.tfd to the payment erf tlw ««t tor a Plenary Retail' Corm,,,,.•„„ the Memorial Municipal Bvilltllns l>oml forms ana accompanied by a Peter Bucsak, Treajtirer 3T DBMETRIDB MEN'S CL«JB p^ »j314 VETERANS Of rt)R- rech ildew.lk Improvement. Suchj license No C-M for prfm,,.' ,,. In WoodhrldRe, New Jersey certified check In .the amount of 48 Lee St.. Port Re.dlnp 1 J OF CARTEBET, NEW JER8ET KIoN ^AR8, hen applied to the from thf uated at 111 Roosevelt »„.;•" AN ORDINANCE TO NOTICI C.P. 6/3-10/M M« Andre* Hedesh. Preildenl. Mayor and Common Council ot the 1 Caruret. R J. THE CONSTRUCTIOT M Michael Magella, Borough ot Carteret for • Club CURDS LN A PORTION NOTICE i "»• «*C-T"""r!!.llcenie No. CB-8 for PW"""*1^- Objeetioni, n any. would t» ,.,. Take notice that JULIUS DAHAB.CP 6/3-10/fll »8(X) cated at 1 Harris Street and Per*- Immediately la writing t0 !•,•', ! „, and RO81 DARAB, t/a Darab'a, ' MOT,™ Ihg Avenue. artere^Mrw geyser Potocnig. Borough clerk v • ^undTav.m, hare applied to the Mayor Borough ot Carteret. Ne* jr-w, ALBERT J t/a Burm

NOTICE notice that win:AM «. -'» Roosevelt Ho'e: :„ ,, thi Mayor and <•,„,,-.., jf th» Borougb it ii-. Plenary Retail L'oniirr,;t No C-l for prem-r. J- Ml-iU Rooei.eit A... Hew Jeney OtrfBfJtvorrK; rf wry, itKrum r# rn the Town.ihln nt plicntlons, June M, 1985. For appll- Take notice that ,..„,., herelnaner .pproprlated to n NOTICE .„, immerilaWiy tH wTIMrit I. iv he County of Mid- cations, duties, and minimum rue., t/a, Honey Bee Inn hai ap- Andrew'i Tavern __ _ ; nice aaid porpoat, and <5> the nil- Take notice that the COLUMBIAN „_ ...... „ THE FIMT SLOVAK Cm- Potornigg . Borouggh Cleri m«rn Known M Tyler Avenue shall, qunllfloiUons. applj to Department Dlla<11 ^ vn. Municipal Council _„,_._ .mourn m nono. »• r "•" i~*j"i*ilta'i Taverni have applied STtairove^ ViSurmiS there- of Civil 8erv1oe. State House, Tren- Jj ^, ^owiahlp of Woodbrldge '^S!^ ^Xfm.ilmn m i^TiaSiiamount of ,T^** !»»*«_« CLUB has applied to the Mayor and' ° •«-'"/» ZENS CLUB Borough of Carteret. Common Council ol tbe Borough of to the Mayor and Common Council In fmm Areen Street to Julltin ton. New Jeney. ift pienan Retail Consumption UjFifwrmw ii iiJMM and (C) the coal of NOTICE Joseph Mutnam. President (Slgnedi Sr ••"»** .. .._ . ^_ J.H.^.. riMH Ni rlt.lqwna n mnnllii re*- .._i ^ • -,t...»u4 nj K^K"** ,• «w«i « ^...^^^ toil*^•I I Carteret fot a Club license No of the Borough of Cartent tor a j Saraka. Jr.. Secretary H TUi notice that the WILLIAM &~'a«nuia~~amonDt of JOT CB-i. for premises situated at IM Hstail Consumption license - • Tteuurrt U. S. No ^ 1 NOItTRBRLT -WchH. estimated to be ne?e»ry I. High Street, Caneret, N J CP. ..the Mayor and Common 10-12 Hudson Street, Cartent, J|CP. Bemads fliunce the coet of mrt purpoe*. wclad Thinse WDCITI ofr thsnee CHJclubD »re;:r IL. 6/3-10-17/M ID 24! Objections, if any. Ing architect's fe«. acwwntlnl, w(Jne«r- 1 Objections. If any, ahould ' ^immediately. In writing^ Jo-ph Ing and Inspection eosU, legal ei- Mitchell Bednan, Prertdent; Antho-l" * NOTICE ••— lnclud- Curren. at Clerk cl Take Taki notice that flUflAi Notice of Special Meeting of IfZt «]»: From the the extent permitted by Section Hanley, Jr., Recording Secretary, i Objeetioni. If kny. ahould bl made (fllgnedl iHOWARD ROCKMAN. partners, I'l^, Dtr( kppUtd to the Ms. Sid* of Oreen Street to Shareholders ^^ HEREBY GIVEN Eaposrrofl, INC. 40A3-20 ot the Local Bond Law. Objections. It any. snomo oe madi lmmeftlwely In writing to Patrick ALEX 8TOJEA. J» Rockmsn'i Tivern It Liquor.ow™. common CouncU ol th« li; rhl o call of Its dl- t/a Honey Bee Inn Law. . immediately In writing to Patrick Potocnig, Borougb Clerk of the: BEHTHA STOJKA have applied to the Mayor and Com- ., Q,,,,,,, |or t Pltt^ |{, ( Joseph Chlsra, Prea. Section 1... It » """A-SST".™ Potocnig, Borough Clerk ot the Borough ot Carteret. New Jersey. ! * Al gtojka'i Tavern mon Council ol the Boroun W|CouumpUoD jjen,, ,-lV, ,lt . _, meeting ot share- t/a Bert IITIU LUUU WV>«"«L'. » - (\jUUNWriUUU U«U«U*T \ ¥ holders ol First Bank and Trust - • - New Jertey. (Signed) |7.M Carteret for a Plenary Retail con-, ,uu»t«d at t> it, , Julius Street. |C.P, O/J-10/M MmliM _ Company. National Association, roRESTJEBS HOMI AB8O- sumption license No C-n for prem-lATtnuti caxteret. Niw )nw Bald Improvement shall he ™"; will be held at lt« banking house CLUB. CIATIOS ne 1MS sltuawd st «3 lUrifJolph "Jtresi. objection* V »«». 1 v1,1 dertaken In accordence "with l* «t. 9U Smith Street, In the City of j L adopted'tar said Townshlp'.rt now avail- Mitchell Bednarz, President D. P. Kehoe, Chief Ranger, Max Corner Penhlng Avenue. Carterel, • plane and profile* entitled Amboy, State of New Jer-|__ able to finance »aM porno*. The mm 1 c.p, 6/3-10/(5 »»« BOtlM e,nd Profile of proposed on Tuesday, June 8. 1905, at NOTICE oi 11 SO Is hereby ippreprlsted from mcl; money, to the payment ol tbe cW ol NOTICE CP. 4/3-10/65 atel •aid purpose. Common CouncU of the Borough Take notice that WHXELKR CNN, SUSAN DZUK Section 9. To fluace_sald purpose INC.. a corporation of New Jeraey, NOTICE iCartetet tor a Plenary of which to on file Jr. the office of -awE MART ANN RC:vr. bonds ol said Township ot »n •ggrefi and The F^t National baa applied to the Mayor ana C-JUS- »Tike notice thsthat EATH—_._KATHBUrUllumptlo, -—n license No. the Munlclpe.1 Clerk and la open to:Bnnli of mgh^nd PRrit having Its ha. applied to th. Municipal Coun- principal amount net exceeding *J*uu (Signed) t/a Bporu Re.t mon Council of the Borough ot^DONNELL and ALICE O. BID-premise, situated at JJ-JS Salim public Inspection. ^ of ^^ Townahlp of Wood- are hereby authoriMl to be Issued pnr- MAMIE ROCKMAN CP. 6/3-10/ta I principal office located In the Carteret for a Plenaryy Retail Cw-jMBon[. t/., _ O'Donneir. Bjr A OrUl \*venue, Cjrter.t N. Section 2. The «um of MM.05. 0 Isi BorouBorouggh of HighnHighlandd Parkark, Stat, e of bridgpe tor a Club license No. CB-1svant to ulU Local Bond Law. Said SIDNET ROCKMAN bond, shall bear Interest at 1 rate which .umpttoD lkenw No. C-3. for b»»e applied to the Mayor and; Objection* if «£ •W>"11, «> »• herebby appropriateite! ! to ththe pay-[Nepay[N w JerseyJ , unded r the provision! otreetfor premise, Woodbrldges situate, dN .a tJ 13. 0 Main HOWARD ROCKMAN NOTICE ment of the cost of constructing of the laws ot the United States, Wdbld N J shall not encewl six per centum 16".) w premises situated at 7 Wheeler Ave- Common Council of the Borough of immedUtely tn writing jo. Patrick Objections, U any. should be made annnra. All mailer, with respect to nld Partner! j»ke notice that ANTHo-u suw curb Improvement. Such ap- shall be ratified and confirmed, Immediately In writing to Joseph nue Cartewt New Jersey Carteret for a Plenary Retail Con- Potocnig, Borough Clerk of the t/a Rockman'a Tavern • -roppo. t/a Toppo'. Ian bonds not determlnil b ythls ortitunce Names and residences ot officers !«umptlon license Ho. C-H for Borough of Carteret, New Jerwy. propriation shall be met from thesubject to the approval of theV. Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- shall be determined by resolutions to be Liquor Store ..^.lapplled to the Mayor ana comptroller of the Currency, Waah- proceed* of the sale of the bonds bridge, New Jersey. hereafter adopted. directors and wmkholdera holding!premises looted at Mi Roosevelt i81gned) >»M Council of the Borough of ' , authorized, and the down paymentlngton. DC. and for the purpose LITTLE COTTON CLUB. BC.'C.P «/3-10/«i Section 10. To fuunee uM purpose, one or more per cent of the stock i Avenue. Carteret, New Jersey. ifor a Plenary Retail Cnn", ; appropriated by this ordinance. I of voting upon any other matters {Signed) p Objecitons, U uy, ahould be mads t/a Little Cotton Club, Inc. bond anticipation notes at naid Towtuhip of said corporation: NOTICI llcenM Bo. C-H for pren..»- Section 3. Said Improvement shall Incidental to the proposed con- WOODBRIDGB COLUMBIAN ol an aggretate principal amount not MarM ; SSmiti h immediately in writing to: Patrick Joseph Zullo, Pre.. notice that CARTEHET u,vKi »t 41 Hudson a tree;. ( 1" be undertaken as a local Improve- solld&tlon of the two banks. A CLUB, INC. etceedini I2M0 are hereby iiithorbvd Secretary-Treasurer Potocnig, Borough Clerk of the Albert Zullo, Secty Take r».HCrrEL CORPORATION, INC.. t/»|H J. ment and the cost thereof not!«W of the aforesaid »feement, Philip Boyle, Pre*. to be iasued pursuant to said Local Bond W Maple Street, Carteret. N. J. Borough ot Cuteret, New Jenej. CP. 6'3-10/95 Law in jntklMtlMi ot tbe issuance of • Gypsy Camp, ha* applied to Uw ObJecUona, If any. ahou'.d ' ,, ;'ii,' borne by the Township shall be I executed by a majority 0? the dl- William J. Qrausam, Secy.-Treat. Aleiander Such, President, | (Blgned) 1 Woodbrldge. N J. bonds. Said note, shall bear In „„,,»,» Mayor and Common council of 0>e!|rnmediately In writine •«. ii;,. assessed upon the lands and real|™tora of each of the two banks. «8 Maple Street, Carteret. N. J. KATBEKIHS ODONNtLL \\\s estate upon the line and In the • providing for the consolidation to „ at a rate which shall not eiceed Taki notice that JOHN SANDOR Borough ot Carterilf for I Plin»2:Potocnlg, Borough Or,. IL. 5/J1,-«/3/«5 alsiT 0. 8uch, Vice President! ALICE C. BEDNAJt Take noUce that JOHN SANDOR Borough ot Carterilf o I 2 V , vicinity of said Improvement which; ™ 'He at the Bank and may be _ per centum (»*) per aanam, and iac. nouc« msi JUDO w""^. _ ...» ...J-,,^^.^ «r« tL**\ uofoujb, ol Carteret. Na* J. may he renewed from time to time pur- t/a s\nd«"s Tawrn hu appliedI to Retail Conitimptlon'llrtUi* So. • «J?J~ ?! "^' Bowugh of Cartam. New Mney. Council ol the Borou«h •>: < shall hP deemed to receive by reason Washington 25. D.C for his con- Tmke notlo* that JOSEPH OAVA- 241 Washington Avenue, Caruret. t/a Qypiy Camp 1 Immediately in writing to Jp»ph standing bonds and note* inued pursuant (Signed) for a Plenary Retail (••.,. J of wirh Improvement,. The total sent to a consolidation of First tn this ordinance shall at any time exceed LsTTZ aqd JTJLU OAVALETZ, Part- N. J. jq>3M SANDCA ROH Panlcultci. Prealdent \ J amount of the n^ssments so V. Valtntl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- lioetue No. C-l« for prrx. Bank and Trust Company. Na- Objectlona. IT •or should bemade', Sandor'i Tavern Louli DeroeHr. Vice President bridge, Niw Jersey. fin* W» uated at * Cookt Avrn<:r < | levied shall not exceed (he cost tional Association. Pofds, Town- ttarZew^byttelMttiSettliaidhavthe . applied, to th» Major and UnmtdlMtldll y In wriUnriUg to P»trlcPtlk , j/|, /a& Louts Deniter, Becreury. \\ of slid Improvement. The portion ot ship ot Woodbrldge state of New CP )0 K. J. (Signed) bond. stun, to not k» than the .mount Common Council ol the Borough Potocnig Boroufth Clerk of the _^ CP. 5/3-10/63 K*> swh eo?t which sliill not be 10Jersey, and The First National JOHN J JULIAN Objection* It any, ttion i • of such etcess. be applied to the paymentUf Carterei to a Plenary ReUU Borough ol Cwteret, Sew Jeraej.. ,. • - taimeAUtel; in writ:r:« .i u assessed shall be paid by the Town- Bank of Highland Park, Borough GRACE M. JULIAN . I slilp as In the ease of a general of Highland Park. State ot New of such note, then outstanding. . consumptionConsumption'Uceua" license No C-3S9 foforr l»Wj ' j Potocntg. Borough Ciert t/a Jullan'i Section 11. H Is hereby determined rVSTV a-^aiR I Tae notice th»t WILLIAM 8ITAB. Jereey. premises dtnated at 53* Roosevelt JEAN A KWHIl. l/$ jy,,.. Plcka|Ii gto,,, bM ^. Taki noOcs Uut the HtBERHIAH m Improvement whloh Is to be paid and secUrel that the period of uselulnem Borough of Carteret. Sen ! Woodbrldgs, N. J tfa Koeel's Tavern CLUB hai applied to the Mayor and .,fo.r b~.y, ,.ceneran^...—l taxationv««—«... —-.Such .por r—- it is contemplated that all offices __ SB M of uid purpoie, ucvidlng lo iti naam Avenue, Carteret, New Jersey. piled to U). Major and Common I Signed I Ix u rion of the cotrt shall be In addition of the above named banks will con-[ - Z aWee tile, is a period of 10y years computed Objections, If any. should be made C.P. 8/3-10/W Council of the Borougli ot Cartiret, Common Council of tbe Borougb of OsttROE (w tn the contribution, If any, of the Ulmie to be operated frof m thhe datdte off saiid bond.bd. Immediately In writing to Patrick 1 for a Plenary Retail DistributionCartcret tor a Club license. No. CB-0 t/a Township, hereinafter provided. This notice is published pursuant Section 11.khjertby detennUied and;pbtoenlg Borough Clerk of t for CP. 6/3-10/U . .._. .t •_ .... „_..• ,... ^ Carteret, New Section 4. It 1* hereby determined to Section IB (c) of the Federal, • n-,,.. Hfn~ «„ 5 and stated that (1) the Towrahlp Deposit Insurance Act. W* The Family Uquor Btore, nai;mell, nqntrd by said Local Bond Uw (Signed) will contribute no part of the cost Pint Bank and Trust Company;applied to the Municipal CouncU has ben dub mad. asd flled to the or of said purpose an-d (2- ) the National Association of the Township of Woodbrldge fi« of the JlunWpal Clerk ol »K! Jg-gg tlrhated maximum amount of the Pords, Townahlp ef Woodbrldge, for a Plenary Retail Distribution,Township, and that inch *>«n»nt «o; D-l for premlKS situ- filed thow. that UM gross debt of said' Partners. . iPotoenlg, Borough Clerk of tie special assessments for said pur- New Jersey No c -• Street Woodbrld«» iTownship, a. detlned in Seetion 46A:2-«' t/a McBale'a Diner and Bar; ,," Borough of Carteret, New Jersey mon Council of the Boro.Hl pose Is 16,050 and (3) no special as- The First National Bank of street, wooarinage. ^^ ^^Uw _ h iacmfei „, ( at II sessments for such purpose have Highland Park 6/3.10/J5 (W.00 *J i • (fllgned) HIBrBJClAli CLUB teret for a Plenary Ret*' '•••• New U- . ahlng Avenue. Carteret, H. J. been levied or confirmed and (4) Borough of,Highland Paxk, WILLIAM STTAR Fra^jjt Dm. Prea. tlon license No D1 ••••: ;• The officers of the club are: mich special assessments may be New Jersey Nonce t/a, Bltar'i Package Store Eujene OOonnfll, situated at 1W7 Rooaeni AIT; paid In ten annual Installments May 6. 1965 Immediately tn writing to ^""P* by thb ordinancewfll be wilhiii all 4eW I«,SM I»»«™ ™»»Hatala, , r.«-u.u.President.: ' Pre*.™d r D ,,,„,-. vice Prealdent Cartent. K. J. V Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- limlt»Uooj prejcribid by saM Local Bond „,!,"Tak*e notic7™i™tie tha™t (JI«iMLM . I»S^' Oalln Vl» Prwidant John lt«reii C-P- «/J-H)/N j 5. It Is hereby determined Richard Connelly ObjKtlons, If any. ahou:-mo^ hans applieCouncd Ut oo thf «th Uayoe Borougr andh Com- of '". Plnanclal Secretars'; John Cmll. Tal NOT1CB Peter Parrell, Potocnig, Borough c;»r« ' • Superior Court of New Jersey, PETER VOQBX Fiitiji thereof after final passage. 'Carteret for a Plenary Retail Con- Oeorue SaboJ Truiteet- MlcbAel " notice that J06KPH 8AM- ferred to u "purpose"), Is not a Law Division ' Financial Secretary ough ot Caneret, New >»• t/a Tbe Family Liquor Store, ROBERT E. JACKS, SSpten BecStdlpTBecmary •«>»11 BAR11 , INC., t/a Joe'i Bar. hai current) erpense of aald Townahlp. Essei County sumption license No. C-U forObjectlona. II any. would oe made!*™ * , » tbe alayor and Common Raymond F. Sklmraone, (Signed) and (3) It Is necessary to finance Woodbrldge. N J • President of tbe Council 001 1611 Docket No. L 10571 >2 J 9M» (2 premises situated at IM Washington In writing to Patrick! " °f the Borough of Carteret Treasurer WULIAM J sriAB •aid purpoee toy the Issuance ot Ii. 5/21,-«/J/M 17.92 STATEMENT Aaron Dashow, as PlaJuUIf, end The Bond Ordinance publlahedi""""!A ' 7'ic'^ T".- -: nf m«F. 'Potocnig, Borough CJerk of the, '_ * * fel . ^d ^^ * A purpose is 15,730, and («) uhe cost WEDNESDAY THE 9t* DAT NOTICE JOSEPH BAJfDOR BAB, UIC Retail Consumption Meeoie Ho, Olttor premla.. illuairrl >' . wick Avenue, Ford*, Townahlp ofimencedd, as provideided In ththe localll of sudh purpose, as hereinbefore OP JUNE, A.D., 1965 Carteret, M. J. Take notice chit STEVB MARK- t/a Joe's Bar fot premises situated at MS Moot*- v*lt Avenue. Carwrtt N Waodbrldge, N. J. Bond Law, ha* bbegug n to run from objections If any'should be made »t«,1ed, includes the aggregate Bt the hour of' two o'clock by the OVICS, t/a Steve's Corner, hu ap- Joseph Sandor. Prea. vslt Avenue, Caruret. New Jersey Objecltoni, If any, »-" Objections, If any, should be madi pubUcpubUc l0l0UU 1 to: P«Wck amount of 1800 which Is eotlmated then, prevailing (Standard or Day- ft*JHL£2i* """ "" °' idil In JiT PWpliekd to the Mayor and Common Margaret Bandor, Becy.-Treaa Oblectlona, If any. ahould b« mads InunedUUly In wrf.::.. ' Ight! Saving) time. In the afternoon immediately tn writing to Joseph to be necessary to finance the Clerk: of the ".Council of the Borough ol Carteret C.P. 8/3-10/K II W lmme«lat*ly In writing to PatfKk PotocnU, Borough i'.»> coot of such purpose, Including ft the said day. at the Sheriffs V. Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- of Carteret, New Jersey. iridge, New Jersey. | for a Plenary Retail Consumption Potocnl;, Borough Olerk of UiBorouge h at Cart»re-.. vn . architect's tees, accounting, en- Office In the City of New Bruns- J Township ot Woodbrtdge, N. J.I ISIgned) NOTICE wick, N.J. license No. C-l] tor premise* sit- Borou«h of Caneret, New Jtreey gineering and Inspection cosrta, (Signed) OEM TAVBBM. INC. Take notice that IOVIB W NAOT i | expenses and other expenses, „- ILI 6/3/85 »M.M; uated n'. 4s Rooievilt Avenue, (Sid(Signed) ) Premises In Twp. ot Woodbrldge, HAM'S BAR & ORILL, INC iCP. 6/3-W/SS and L1LL1AM NAGY t/s Nagy's; JCWEI'H eluding Interest on such obllga- Middlesex County. New Jersey. Carteret, V. J. CRIDELL. WC CP. l;J-10/6i ""— to the ----- — Alan M. Cohn, Prea. NOTICE Objections, It any. should o* madi Family Liquor Store, nave applied t/a Crldell. Inc. Being known and designated as NOTICE Allan Schonberger Take notice that AUGUST KBO- t o ththe MayoM r and CommoC n CCouncil iRDailu. M DeBella, Prea Iff, In Block 3W-B on the "Re- Take that CITY • LUTE BAR NOT It7. of the Local Bond Map of Chain O'Hllli, Iselln, PordJ. N. JNENBERO and BXLIIf KBONER- ot the Borough of Carterel for a Pres • t/a City Una Bar Uw. Section 2, situated In Iselln, Wood- X.&E.B. 5/27.-9/S/45 >iBERQ t/a Falcon Ball, have applied of Cartcret, New . ,. ... Seotton t. It la hereby deter- bridge Township Middlesex County, to I a lot 011 mia i I I (Signed) 2. .L P" "* situated at cp */3-10/»55 NOtlCB of 191 I ""piled to the Mayor »' J? »HL * *«* «»* moneys ei- N. J., dated Dec. 6, 1952, Revised STEVE MARKOVICB P* *«oee»elt Avinue, Carteret. June 15, 1953" which map was filed Take notice that the COLONIA (or • f Couttcll of the Boroni!'' ceedlng 1300, appropriated tor down t/a Steve'a Corner.'•".A, paymente on capital Improvement Ho. NOTICI ;for a Plenarr Retaii ' the Middlesex County Clerk's MEMORIAL POST <0tl VETKBANS HoHo. tor premises fund In budgets heretofore adopted Office on June 22, 1953, as mapOF FOREIGN WARS has applied. for )Hrl pniFTCH i license Ho. C-30 for pr lor aald Township are now avail- IM Pulaakl Avenue, TS J l » from gucM moneys to the payment Howard Madison, Surveyor, ot Carterei lor a Plenary UnmedUUly In wrum- of the coet of said purpose atld at OOfl Inman Avenue, Colonla, Fords. New Jersey, dated Septern- Township of Woodbrldge, New Jar- Consumption itcttuu No C-l«ipotocDlg. BorouKh < Section 1. To finance said pur- bef 30. 1053. , (Signed) Iteret. N J,; Tbiresa Donovan. 101 the Mayor and Common Council of FainU, Uouor ' ' 51 WhaetorlBotwigh of Caneret, S* pose, bond* of aald Township of Subject to covenants, reoUlcttons, AUGUST KRQNEN1HRO t, Caiteret. N J. «n aggregate principal amount not i- Poli Ave., Carteret, N. J. ! the Borough at Carteret for a Plen- CP. 9/1-1O/C6 (Signed) reservations aid easements of/rec- Objeetioni. It any, should oi madi Objections, if any, should bemad* eieeedlng t5,750 are hereby auth- or|^ If any. ' ! Objectlona. If any.'ahould be made ary Retail Consumption License No. WILLIAM I Immediately In writing' to Joseph t/a . ._ C-M, tor premises situated at M9 immediately In writing to Patrick orised to he lamed pursuant to The approximate amount ot the «..Immediately In wrtUng to: Patrick -10/65 NOTICE fV.wulK. Borough Clerk of the said Looal Bond Uw. Said bonds Judgment to be satisfied by eaid V Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- Potocnig, Borough Clerk of thl Bor- Washington Avenue. Carteret, New| CP. 8/J-lO/M ahaJj bear Interest at a rate which bridge, New Jersey. of Cartent. Hew Jeriejr. | •'ersey. Boreunh of Carteret, New Jersey sale U the sum ot Bight Thousand, NOTICE , CARTERET POST NO. W3, shall not eiceed all per cantum Five Hundred, Sixty ($8,580.00) Dol- (Signed) (Signed) ' Objections, If any, inould be made ISIgned) ' NOTIIK fake notice that JOHN PAOB and has applied w the Mayor and Com-, hf (oW P™ «nmun. All matters with lars more-or leas plus Interest to COLONIA MEMORIAL POST Mai ! JOHN PFUFFEB Take nolle* that ' ' VETERANS OF FOBWON WARB DOPfOTHY M. t/a Jack CITY Lffll BAH 4 ORIU. Ino ilmmedlately In writing to Patrick man Council of tte Biirough at respect to said bonds not deter- gethwlwlth the costs of this sale. WAHB JOHN HOWARD CRAFTSMEN 8 CLUH. IM mined by tiila ordinance aliall be WUlltm Best, COiimauder Page's, baft applied Olovaolna Rlbaa, President Potocnlg. Borougb Clerk of tbeCartiret for a Olub Ucensi No JCB-11 The ^subscriber reserves the right Borough ot Cartent, New Jeraey Partner! piled U) th. Mayor u-f •etennlned by resolutions to be Don Singer, Adjutant. Und Common Cou (Signed) for premises situated at im jtoo«- hereafter adopted. to adjourn aald sale from time to Ua Olaw Bai.lnn CouncU of the BurouK-i , time subject only to such limita- >lonla. N.J. 0Ulfh ot Oarteret f* lua< rt t N W 1 for a Club llcmse N" t».24 |l0M WESLBY T. SPEWAK, jh.j ™jLr!! S* "' : 1 J?"* ,C.». 8/3-10/M Section 8. To finance said „„.- tions or restrictions upon the ex-I.L. S/J7,-fl/l/85 Re 1 ail Consumption license Kjecutor ot the E»tat«'o|l Oojectlona, If any. should be made! premlMi altuated »t *>> ' poef, bond anticipation notes of ercise of such power as may be for premise! situated at Ui Roose- WBBUTf T. SPEWAK Immediately In writing to Patrick' NOTICE Carunt. K J. aald Township of an augregat* specially provided by law or rules NOTICE velt Avenue, Carteret, N. J. NOTICE t/a The Sportsman r 'inn jPotocnlg, Borough Clerk ot •!•• Take notlct t&at J., •bat the If any, »!•''• principal amount not exceeding of Court. Sold Subject to conditions AN ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE Objection., It any, ahould be madi 6/3-10*65 w40!Borough of Carteret, Niw Jereey. ' ot taJe In writin: »,1» are hhereby authorized w be - CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS IN Aimmediately in writing to Patrick t/a Brady's Cafe, ap- | .... ' dlnr PORTION OF WOODBRIDGE AVENUE. Uiaued pursuant » said Local Bond ROBERT H. JAMISON Potocnig, Borough Clerk of th. NOTICE Law to ejiUclpa.Uon ot the Issuance AVENEL, IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Sheriff. Borougb of Carteret, New Jersey. ol thi Borough ot Carteret, |l Take notlci that BANJO LOUNQ1, of mit bond«, staa notes slia.11 bear SCHTPP. CUMM18 li KENT, WOOUBRIDGE. IN THE COUNTY OK Club 1[ctattt No c6 i5»J MIDDLESEX. AS A SIDEWALK IM (Signed) for a Plenary Retail Conaumptlon { N c t/a Banjo Lounge has JAMBJAMWS A ** ' » 'or. (g Interest at a rate which shun noi Attornevs. llcensi No C-1 for premises alt- applied M> the Mayor and Common A. •. ,urenilm altuaud at m Rooetrel'ort. CARTEHE(Signed) T eictjed aljt per centum («', per PROVEMENT, TO MAKE AN APPRO- JOHN PAOl • Comniander AfeIlu,, ClrMtt|- „ , , « h I.L. 5/13 20. 3T. 6/3/65 PRIATION OF IS.IJO TO PAY THE uated at 335 Washington Avenue, council of the Borough ol Carteret l CLUBREH, INEC anqtun. and may be renewed from DOROTHY M. PAOl 1 :OST THEREOF. To AUTHOKIJJC Tlffi Carteret, New Jersey. tor a Plenary Retail Consumption, Prealdtnl. Tim"' time to time pursuant to and with NOTICE t/a Jack Page's. Immediately In writing to: Patrick VIM Prtfcidfiii w • In the limitations prescribed b' ISSUANCE OF BONDS AND MAKE A Objections, 11 any, should, be niaai;llcenw No. C-14 for premises alt-'C.P 6/3-10/05 Take notice that WALTER BEE DOWN PAYMENT TO FINANCE SUCH CF. 6/3-10/65 $7.30 PotocnU, Boraigk Clerk ol the Treasurer. Harry I' •did Lew. All knutiors with respec' TRAM and HELEN BERTRA! Inunedlately In writing to: Patrick uated a.t 1J4V Roourelt AveousJ 1 APPROPRIATION AND TO PROVIDE jPotocnlij, Borough Clerk of the Bor, Borough of Oartent, Niw Jersey Bacret»r>. Ttteml" "' to said notes not determined by wife, t/a Walt'. Tavern hai FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BOND AN- Carterel, N. J. NOTICE NOTICE Tm t (8110*4) CP B/1-IU/6S this ordlnanc* shall be determine! piled to the Municipal TICIPATION NOTES IN ANTICIPATION , iough of CarUfft, New Jersey. Objectldua. If au;. aliould t>» made * t« arnoutijl, of notes In the County uf Middlesex, New Jeruy. of the Horough ol Carteret, for airp (Sec.I Joseph 1. LORUaao, t/a vita» ' hereby authorized to be Issued shall at 303 Fulton Street Woodbridge K.80 (Sinned) Borougb of Carteret for a Plenaryi,.p y Plenary Retail Consumption License l-10/tt baa applied to tin »' be reduced by an amount equal to BANJO LOUNOE. INC. Retail Consumption llcetue No c-i,\ _ f Sertlun I The iwrllu ul Hi,- imblit No. C-8 for premlHS situated at IMS NOTICE mon Council of t" the, principal amount of the bonds Objections. It any, should tie madi highwagy y in the iowuiiowiunipp ooff WiKxiiJMdB,.! R t/a Banjo Lounge lor premises situated at 5iS ROOM- Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret, Nan Take ounce that SOPHI* KU- NOTICI CHrteret tor a Hleii"^ 10 t&sued If the aggregate amount Immediately in writing to Joeepr In the Cnunty o( MIMIOMXMIOMX, , HUM rlbnrlbnll I •„ Eugene H. Kelly. veil Avenue, Carteret, N J I th C MI BAN, t/a Hill Bowl, hat applied to Take notice that CARTERCT NEW mu.uUon of outstanding bonds and notes V Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood In Sertlun 1 irff thin oidlluncoidlluncFF , shall be .rtej. Presldent-Treuurer Issued pursuant to this ordinance the Mayor and Common Council of bridge, New Jersey. Improved hy the eunilructlon ui Name, and residence ol ofBceta, Anthony DIOlorgio, ahall at any time exceed the sum a."heiciiiai"tei iimvided, II nuili puiiiir illrectoH and itockholders holding the Borough of Carteret lor (Signed) w Vlte-Pres.-SecreUry first mentioned In this section, the highway i, « County limliwaj, iiir .i,. ie ur mul-e percent o"f' "tha" stoc"'"k "''Plenar- y -Retai •l• Con.umptio- o license1 CP WALTER BERTRAM «/J-10/65 moneys raited by the Issuance of provaj of the plAjia Tor mnii ini s«ld corporation: No. C-n for premlaei altuated at: RKLBN BERTRAM skid bonds ahull. u> not lees than prevenitiitu mereol nlmll l« uh Mrs. Mary SmJlh S«9-I'M Rqoievelt Avenue, Carteret, NOTICE the iiuioiint of Ekich eioess. be ap- t/a Walt'a tavern tallied luiin the County Hoanl ui : Becretary-Treasurer Take notice that ALEX PRYWATA plied to i'h*< piiyme-ni of such notes Woodbrldge, N Cuuinilhttlon liavtnK coiititil uf Hie M Maple Street, !a. J. then outbuilding. Objections, If any, ahould be made hf> applielidd to hth l MMayor and Com- IX. 5/27.-S/3/H5 IB highway, befiire the Impriiveuieiit Carteret, N. J. i la beijun tnunedlkUly In writing to Patrick mon Council of the Borough ol II any. aiiuuld be mad. Alexander Such, Boaemarla Leacbek, NOTICE1 PotocnlK. Borougb Clerk of thilCutnet tor a Plenary Hetall Con- linmedlat.ly |a wrIUn to Paulsk t/a Vttf>'« 9 It i> hereby determined Kei'tlun 2 Kdld KKlewalk liiitMiivciiirnti, President, .. ^ _. „ — , sumption ||ceaH No C-JI tor N6 Roo.ev.lt Avenue, Take notice that LOQ LOCMOS. herein feutnulltrd ahull (-Dllblat ut tile cuu Borough of Cartcret . uNew Jersey fntorolii. Boroiwb Ulirk of the lor- 6/1-10/W doc lured tlmi the period ol M Maple Street, Cartent, N J cp INC, tradini! as LOO CABIN (l H dlk loct tit (Signed) premlsw rituated at 98 ROOMV.U "•iith »f Cirve/,1,, H«w Jiriey of b*ld purpose accord- Carteret, N J. C.P. »/3-10/«i -r—~mKf. LOUNGE appliepp d to thh e Milwidth- . eirt'|>t In HIE KLBHAN Aviuue, Carlarat, N J •a to ing tov lt» rouonable life, l« a Uary C. Such, nicipal Council of the Township ofoil Ihr I'ldiia I'rofuVa t t/a BUI Bowl' Objections, u any, auuuld oa madi CARVEHET NIW JEKUB1 (>«rlod .if 10 ye i(;iiiput«d from Vlce-Prosld.nl NOT1CE Woodbrld|;e (or u Plenary Retail mentioned, dlld Ille uunvtrm llu C.P M-10/M t«so,immediately in writing to: Patrick LOUQE mi. tlir daw of said rHjjidh illl ai » I »urh Tak. notice that LJCBERO UOI.l Consumption license No. C-42 toi M Uaple Street, — iPotoculu, Borough Clerk of tn. BBNEVOLKNT AND um UNIOW, Section 10 It 1» litmby deter- ur nu( in iiglr> u tile NABO aud NICHOLINA OAR.CIA ur premises located at (85-695 Am froy j _ Carteret, N. J. NOTICE PHOlkCllVH OHO1B OP applied to the al»v ", mined and >,Uted ttia' 'in Hupple- Borough of C'aneret. New Jersey t/a O fc U Uquor Store, have ap- 11 11.KB Council of the Borui'" rn«ltiU- Debt Stittineir. required Avenue (souttiwisi turner Amboy; wtioiiiiKii'xiE AVKNtiK, AVfcNEi., Objectlona, If any, ab'Hild i* o.adt lake uuuci that LEON J- NOWAK ) pUid ui the Mayor and Ctimmuu s Avenue »nd V.u. Bureo Btieetl, KHOM AVKNKI. STRKKI TO 1'IH'A linineillately lu writing to Patrick t/a Leg's Ion ha. appllnd to th« fur s Club license nv «.)(! Ixxal Bond 1..'. hu D«n ALEX PBVWAIA |Comicll ul the Borough ol Carteret Jujiiut W Qulun prenilsai altuaUd »' -,; Wuodbrldee, Ne» Jersey. HOST I'l.M'l; fl«" and Hinllle i»( Curb Potwuig, Borougb Olerk . ol tbe Mttyur >ud Couiruon Covirull oi tbe niily nuda and fllcU in r.t uf[lr« of CP, B/3-IU/S6 MOO for a Plenary Hetall Dlitrlrjutluii balled Itulir Avenue, Carteret, »'* (.lie M>nilil|ul l^li-rk. ul v.:il ToWIl- Tilt) niiUltlB mil' Mnlllfll<.'f ur all at fiiadea liu wtMHlbild^v \ve . diiiwn b,v Uorouijh ot Carteret, New Jiriey. Burough at Caruret for a Plenary Ucenst No Juaeph Luugl lha umutirk'. djructma anil at kliuld>i>!Huwaiil Mjiliaml TE . dated MJICII 1U54. ""••'"- "" D-a lor "premises alt- Objection, If any ' "';' 1 (fllgnid) Keuu Coaaum,ptlon llc«uui Nu C-'H NOTICE uated at >t tli« llcelived cuii.,,iullt,i • re: SoilTHEhl.V S1DK; Fruni thr E»»terlj Avenue. luiiuedUtely In *'"",,, • f filrii »ii >»„ Llilui ii,IT (nu> debt ul HUGH'S, Itur MrMiilaa^ iTw»ted at Mil Houtt- uutlco that tn uk Kon.lM, ; Ken ltde vf Avtnel Street hi the Vv'wUrlj aide UAHTUBT Carterfi, N. J. Potocnlg. Boromli "s mli T'iwnnU|) w dctlued In 8tc- bl Avauua, 1305 VKX Ttlt Avauua velt Avenue. Carteret, M. J 1.1QUOU 8TORE, INC, t/a Wells' 1 iMllll. WOOlJi rll,, wnlllip, lon MA i 43 •>' u>d li> .! Bond Cartervb, H. J. Objeotlont If any. aboulil be «ads Oarlerel liquor Store. Inc., has , H i tun IrupiuveownU dull '"UuJe irad Uutueilately lu U>: Patrick Take notice u«Jora tlinoM, Ul I'l ii'ili Dr., \ut aud all wurk o«te*«.ry tw IU litCP 8/MO/iS (13.00 liuuietlluiely lu writing to Patrick applied to th« Mayor aud Common POLISH bv %},'IW nuii Itiii'. the liwiauec o< '• '**j:nljal tv •iwh kuipruveilituN and aball , "Hhln 411 N. J. the tocalluiiii shimu on Mild Hlmis arid UkU uliWllaliii' n\ Tako uurtci that JOB :uKOLue< (Signed) llucuse No O-], f.jr premise, sli- Thouw D" *' d*b< limit ii'.m.i •• -'l by «akl William Black, ill i IPiulilaa. a iul>> lA wklch 11 in Ilia tMllE, Wudbrlilt. it- o*rke uf it Municipal (Vrk and liaud UTIPHIN KOXOLl /» Kok's UEQN F NOWAK uattd at at Cook. Avenue Carteret Prtsidcut « J Taieru. 'b»v« applied U< >ie Uayoj •'- Uo'i liu,iN. J. ft J li*ya U> LolU, MI Klddlawi Swim ). KacD luiprbvcinvui dMiiril OSUBCU oi tits Eoi- C.P. t/i-10/W K «o Objectluiia, II aui, aOould b* aafe O.T. I/I-K Secretary •» Hurald be mads or. f/Mo/« dent-L<«der (I.B.) - Oteret Frew

I.KfiAI- NOTICES IJEGA1. NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES PAGE SEVINTEBH NOTICE rate notice that SHORTY'S Street. Wnodbrli (• GR-ILL, INC. haa applied to i LRGAL NOTICB Counotl Uunlolpal Council ol the Towiul nemo* p hlp Municipal Clerk. Wood. Woodbnd»« of Bdlson. V vuentl. UuBMptl Clert, Woo«- »inhlp w Jersey Nrw Jersey urujfe He* lum ••Rr,,ll Consumptioi n II sumption lleenee PrrmlaM | . fl (Signed i (Blgned) -,? for premises (!»ted st H1-7KJ-7M \ 'hov Attnue, RIM L1QU0M. INC cURiAH, mo, „,' ,,,ri Edward Street, Bdlson Township N»* PULTON INN INC Imteutl Choper / BteotoTe nnav, «•*. "..IPof Woodbrldge. N J ObjObjection*i . If any, ,hmild he !,„<,. t/s Fulton Inn President Woodbridte, NJ. „ ,i «nv. should Mmans immediately In writing to O*c«r Albert Mlhalovic Prei W Haslewnod Avenue ' Emelle P Betrano* ,.' I,, writing Kails, Clerk of Erilam, rowiiihiV Dorothy Mlhslovle s«, Metuchen, New Je»—* R.P.D No II. New BruntwIfk.N J Wnodbrldm. I.I,. S/J1.-«73/M N Meredltti Howl MM Objections, II «ny jnouid nf n •lection. ,t .„ K immedl,!,!, ,„ writing to Joseph immeda lei. wrltln, to j««h »» rrennent-Treaeum Colonl*, N J SHORTY'S BAR * ORILL INr B ^M) Barton \venue 8t»nlry p. ApoetoloU. Mary Pollechak. Pree -Tress NOTICI WoodbrtdRe, New Jeney Beenurr-TTeuunei Edlnon Township, N .I alentl. Mumrlpal Clerk. Wood-' „ H ,'«,.V' Mildred I Bernstein SO iH>1»ood W»7. Ad-uo w Jersey. [bridge, New Jerwy. iBtgned) (Sinned) ra. N*« .i*r**v 'niKued Signed) Oolonli N. J. WOODBHIUQE POST NO «7 ITALIAN-AMMUCAM OULUM- I.L. COLONIA CIVIC. IMPROVRMENT (Signed) III Linden Afenue O1II1|: 1 ( THE AMERICAN LEOION BUS RBLIBF ASSCKMATION Woodhrtrtje. New Jereey NOTICE !iVJJL ' ° '•> r CLUB flic PFEIFFER'S OROVg. [NC , Robert A. Fltmatrlck. Joaeph Covtno, Secretary t/a Ptelffer's Qrovt IL iJll.-t/Vii i NOTICB ' ttx» notlct that ROJCBURT IKH Edwiird Henntn* Bur Chairman Commander Port Readlna, N j, rate notice that HIWAT. me., •blp oJ Woodbrtdnp . tot , twin m Joseph Pfelffer. Pies IKC, t/i Roihurv inn inc hu o Hftining. Sfrrctivi Mmioim ftulan. Adjutant IL. Vli.-o/3/M MM a New Jersey corporation, t/a The R»t»lto Includl Comumptloe itoriim* n ollc«nf McohM oNo "• « I.L. Philip Pfeiffn, 8Mj.-Trr.il y p, •ppllKl to th« Mnnlrlp.p 1 Council of of Mcohollc $9 24 Jamfp Wtzpatrtck. Pin. OnVer NOTin t Shop riM uppllrd Co the Mu- ''«to« Includ«« •"tire eitorim lowe*r leolevefv Ml inhd Hnpelswn, N I 1 th ,„., thiit JBArttTTB V. tb« Towmhlp ooff lyrth fot ll Wnnrthrldgf N .1 NOTICE L.ISfJ. ""^ " WCODBBIDOBlnldrircouncE'itif tbe Town«htp ol I R«U11 a™ PP""""nn«""11*' lltult *tM NOTICE I.L. .V31.-6/3/IU »9nB II.. 5/27.-S/J/II5 »PM Take noUce that PLANKO'a! 9 0R 8T0RI. INC • *'e Wood-|woodbrtdste for a Plenary Retail " Ki,h'« Bir tnd Oflll. «M p[,n u. Orna SStreett , Woodbrldge. Brtd t L ' . i> Municipal Council n«n«« No. 0« tor iirfmlw Mtnttttl notice that JA TAVERN INC., has applied to »» "iuol r Store. Inc.,, hai ap DistributioDUtrlbutionn LicensLlrenaet No D-D » foorr lrt tt 147 Ar«nel atrwt. A»«n KUBCZAK, t/a Le NOTICB P1""1 ^ ihf Municipal Council of premlaee located it 5S.1 Inman Are- ,,':n!,hip of Woodbrldl. (Of «l, Town- Inn, NOTICE the Municlpa. ;ouncii of i n,.r"- " '" ~- - '' ' ' ' •hip of Woodbrlrtu*. N J Take notice that tht AMISKIU.B Township of Woodbrld»e tor he Township nf Woodbrldge tor ainue. Colonla, Townahlp of Wood- ,.. nrt»ll Consumption II- Objection*, if lime notice ;•(..„! tor premlsee situated j, ), ^mM B, m,d, t/n White Conaumptlon llcei Plenary Retail Dlatrtmitlon ilreme brtdg*. N.J. lmmedUt«ldUl y In wrltlnR toB Iwwp m dh y Ret . ed HI the Municipal Council ..,. C-1S ;or premises situated No D-l tor premltep a altuated at J7V Objectlonaj.. II anyy. Miould be made .,\,v Brunswick Avenue. New Jereey Retail Conmimpton ilrente mni'li 1 to thf Municipal Council for premlMi of the Township nf Woodoricise lui ol _.1W Nev. Brunswick Atenue. Fnrdi AAmbo y Arenue, Woodbrldge. N J ImmMlaully in writinii g t o JoeepJh ' vn,hl|>of WnodbrtdM.N / V Vulentl, Munlripal d#rt, Wood- pi lMi ainmeinmdd att 1341 WooWoodd- thf Township of Wood .,,,,ny. arim.ldbem.d, bridgbid e Arenue, Mlimmnn TownshiThip a Club license No. CB-9 ..fo,r primuse,.._ s „.• tor 4 Plenary Reiau t:on- Towr .ilp of Woodbrldge. N J Objection). If any, ahould nemadelv Valentl. Municipal Clerk. Wiwd- (Signed) RICHARD JANM1 New JeraeyJeraey. sltuated tt H Oreen Street, Wmd Miniiinoo llcenae No C-10 for prem- Objections, if any, should tie nude mmedlately in wrltlne to in»nih| bridge. New Jeraay. » »Titmg 'n M*ppn t/a me Village Inn Bar and V. Valentl, Munlripal Cl«k wood- ROXBURT 1HN, INC. Objections If any, ahould b '•• sltusted at 33...1 West A...' - ...immediately in writlnj to Jowph I Signed) Municipal Clfrt. Wood- Restaurant Immedlsteiy in writing to bridge. New Jeraey. HI-WAT. INC t's Roibury Inn, Inc Woodbrldge, K. J i, II any, ahtnud bennuf Sen .rtn. Township of Wrmdorirlsi*, V Vuleni Municipal Clerk Wnod- Alei Berries. pr«e. writing to Jo»*|iii Ne.v Jersey. bridge. New Jeraey. (Blgned) t/» Th« Spirit Shoip MM * P D No 19, Hew Brunswick,"?"!!1 Municipal Clerk Wood Ob.fctlons If any, shnuld be made WOODBRIDOI LIQUbR 8TOB1 Oclonti, N.J. Berrler, Sec w Jersey (Signed) SSSrt f. a. Avenel, H J (Signed) immediately In writing to Joaeph INC. Philip M. Peck, Preaident NOTICE V ''alent, MunlclpaJ Clerk. Wnod- PLANKO8 TAVBRN, me. 1M Jeffery Road. Colonti. N. i. !• KlahVBar sad anil if.. inn,-*nm M „ , NOTICE LEONARD JAKUBCZAK, (Signed) John Planko. Prenlrient t/a Woodbrldge Liquor Store _ »• Tit» nolloe thit PAOL uo MAR» AMERICUS CRAJTSMENS brldRe, New Jersey. Lynda Planko Swrtiary Inc. David B. Olttes, t/a Lenny's Inn Secretary-Treasurer CINKOTA, t/i Piura TMern bin Cdlson Township, N J CLUB, OJC, ISlgned i Nicholas Bciniltz, Mary AndraacU, Preaident I .. HI NOTICB CINKOTA t/i Pr T 10 Lynn Drive, Springfield, R. t. W tltlM u n1c I.L.tl.B. 5/37.HI/3/4S 17 n Woodbriatie. N J DAUMFITZ, INC Vice Preetdent Irneat Asdruclk, Secretary NOTICC Take notloe that MART BARA- .i T " 'P»l Counell Ann Schulta Treaeurer Joeeph Andrajdk, Jr., Treaaurer , at AIWA LJBKO, NIAX, t/a Bunsy's Tav*rn ha* ap- the Toirnihlp of Woodbrldge for Arthur W. Carlson. President t/a White House Tavern I.L. i/rr.-tn/tt Il.itlre h Plenary Retail Oonumptlon II- NOTICI 270 Highland Avemir Thomas Flwpntrtck. Pres, Porda. N J Woodbrldte. N J , , Tavern, hu applied plied to the Muntelpel Council of 1.L.M.B, IX. 5/J7.-8/3/W NOTICE 15 f0T Take notice that ALBIA LIQUORS Metuchen, a i Edward Daum. Secy. 110.11 VMiiii-ipal Council of tbe the Township of Woodbrldtn.iie IfoOr ' Alei Toke. Vice-Pfe*. Sswaren. s J Tak* nolle* that FRAME. D'AUS- Street. Wondbrldg*. KC, a New Jerae; corporation, t/a BI0 t/a rllp 1 bu ll#d ,1 wnodbrtdge for a Plen- j ReteJl ConmmpUon iT. N J. 144 Valentine Place IX. 5/27.-8/V«5 »924 NOTICI NOTin ' ' ' »PP ^ ** ., cnn.nmptlon license No. pm TDi Albea Liquor Store, hat ap- Tik* notlet that MART um mp Munlrtpa4 Council of the Town. een§» Ko. O-JJ for premteea ettiiiied plied to the Municipal Council of Woodbrldge N. J. TiU DOtloe that J08KPR DALINA T*M notice that MART MOLNAR ^^ f woodbrldge for a Plenary . ,r,m:sM altuated at 3*3- itt U WoodbrtdgWdbtd * A Port be made o the Township of Woodbriditt for Prank J. Brccka, Jr., Secretary NOTICE and SAROLTA DALINA have ap- MOLNAR. a part- , , raptlon Hone* No. C-l , I, drnvf Road. HopeUwn. Reiding, Townahlp oV WoodbrldK, ^..n "fmlBI ta J^P11 520 Amboy Avenue plied to tht Municipal Council R un c< nsU now known aj J.1J Woodbrldge I "."• Munlrlp»l Clerk, Wood- a Plenary Retail Dlatrlbutlon license Take notice that BLUE BAR At Insrs Tavern, have lor 9nm{m ,|tUated at Oreen ' ,,( woodbrldge. N, J, No. D-8 for premletB located at woodbrldge, N. J. ORILL, INC., t/a Blue Bur. has ap-of the Townahtp of Woodbrldge tor to the „<. if .ny, ahould oe nade Lincoln Highway, State rtlghway No Wlllard Appltgote. Treasurer plied to the Municipal CouncU nf a Plemry Retail Oonaumptlon l|. f Woodbrtdse forUJUJ,1,^ , Voo'dbrtd™,1"!!. J .,-•.' in writing to Joeepb Woodbrldge, New Jersey iSlgnedJE'J") Ul Worth Street. ls 0 UL and MARY ClNftOTA, n. idjacent to the existing Pood the Townahlp of Woodbrldge for « '"" , JP~ - ™ premises jltimted Consumption II-1 ohimtionn, tt any, should be made .'•• Municipal Clerk, Wood- Objectlona, If any, should be made 'air Building, Store #8, Colonla, Iselln, N. J cenee NoN . Immediately ln writing to Joseph . Paul's Tavern P|A«*1Plenary« RetaiD*taMl Consumptiorhmnmnllnn licens,ln....e. *• 441 CTOWS Mill ROSd POrd* for premise! altu- ,,, , ,sv.v Jcrwy Woodbrtd&e Townahlp, New Jeraey. Wilbur Mulhollem No. C-23 for premltea altuated at si Township of Woodbrtdge, N J ' ated at the corner of 13 Hew andlmm llt ly ln wrltlng V Valectl. Municipal Clerk, Wood-'IT M West Emerson Avenue, >"« « me comer oi sa New ana „ »,,„„ ,,„„,„.„„, r\»rt tB/w( L New Street. Woodbrldge, New Jereey. V Vltl Mil Cl isigned I bridfe, New J«r.« ' Objection*, if any, ahould w made ,., .,„ >,„.„,. Objections, if any. should ne i.aeWillianhiu»i«m Streets. i, ,,. Woodbridge.i....,brldgej i.". N *.J.'brtdi Bridgel , Nenew jerseJe?«y! ANNA UMO, immediately in writlnK to Joneuh Rahway, N. J. ObjectionsObjetlna , If aany , shoulhld be madd . immedUtely ln writinriting ttoo : owph Objectlonan . If any, ahould be made t/i L. * S. Tavern t eugned) 9 114,08 Immediately In writing Vo Joseph V Vnlentl Municipal Oleri, Wood- uneaedlatety In writing to Joseph MART I V V«l«n»l, MtnldiMi ottrx, wood bridge, Mew Jereey, PRANK D'ALBSSIO,.. T«*» n«tlct »n»t C, BOARD on- bridge, Ifew JerKy. V. Valentt, Municipal Clerk, Wood- V Valeoti, Mtmtetpal Clerk, Wood- t/a Buniy's Tavern NOtlCI bridge, New Jersey. bridge, New Jeney t/s Flip's •I ) n -«/3/M fin RauTOM, Mt.. t/. Biicon Bit (Slgoed) Tike notice that COLONIAL ASSO- I Signed) Iselln. H. I Port Reading. N J JOSSPH DALINA and IL l/n.-e7J/eo hu applied to the Muni- ALBIA LIQUORS INC. CIATES, i New Jeraey corporation, (Signed) iSlgned) I.L. S/27.-«/3/» *I.*I NOTICI SCiJ'01IBeunelUl *f *th• TTwnehlp of t/t The Albea Liquor Store t/a Hank'i Park Inn. hu applied to BLUE BAR A ORILL. LNC SAROLTA OALINA UASY MOLNAR and , • -f that MARTHA STAB- Woodbrldge for s Plenary Retail By the Munlclpm Council of the t/a Blue Bar Fords. N J CHARLES J MOLNAR NOTICB • ..nr.n u Prank's Tavern, NOtlCI iConsumption license Hn. C-ll fof Arnold Goldberg. PrM.-Vlce.Prea. Townihlp ol Woodbrldxe for a Pie- Stephen Kara, Pres. I.LAK.B. 3/17,^/3/86 tr. a partnership Tate notlct that FRANK MOB- . ,,i to the Uunlolpal Ooun- TiM notice that MILDRED'S premies* iltuated at MJ Bt. Oeorge II Ifotth 1th kn,. nary Retail Conrumptton license JuUa Kurtx, Vlce-Pres. t/a Mcilnar's Tavern TBCALVO, t/a M»yt»ir Bar and Town«fclp oOff 9« HUT, INC., I/* Mildred* Hut. Inc.*.- * ' T«WB*hl» of - ' Highland Park, V. 1. NorO-N far aremleee loeateu at UH Julia Kan, NOTICI Woodbrldge, N. J Orlil has applied to the Munici- » PlfOiry ReteJl Con- ha* applied to the Municipal Coun- bridge, n. J, , Sandra Goldberg, Treu.-Seeretart Oak Tree Road, Uella, Township of Tike fiotlo* that WILLIAM I.L. tt.14 pal Council of the Township of ,-iiM No C-51 fot prerc- cil ot the Townahlp of Wood- Obleetloiu, U my, ehould be nude It North 1th Are., Woodbrldge. New Jersey. IL. i/YI.-t/i/ti 18.80 HOVAK t/a Billy Vack'i Loop Woodbrldge for a Plenary Retail <\ at 747 KIM Oeorge bridge for a Plenary Retail Con- Immediately ln writing to Joeeoh Hlghltnd Park, K. 1, Objections, if any, should be made n, ha* applied to tht Munlcl- NOTICE Consumption license No, C-(0 few rownehlp •< Wood- aumptlon license No. C-4S for prem- V Vil«tt. Uunlelpal C*ert. Wood- I.L. J/37.-«/3/«J $11.88 immediately In writing to l<*ept> NOTICI „ .. , -i th T r - Ts*e notlo* that COLONIA OODN - premlaea situated st Rahway Afe- laee situated at J37 VToodbridge. brldge. New Jereey. V. Vulenti. Municipal Clerk, Wood- SLl " f0 P1 B t ll TRY nue and Prospect Street, Wood- Take notice that UAJBBTlc ^I ?F." ,' »* ™"» . * .» ! CLUB hss appllsd to the Dl- bridge, N. J. < it any, ahould be aitde Carteret Road, Port Resdlng, Town- (Signed) NOTICI bridge, New Jersey. kinaumptlon license No. c-M for reetor of the Division of Alcoholic , in writing to Jneeph ship of Woodbrldge, M. j. BOWLINQ ACADBMY, INC.. t/i Mi- remises situated at Smith and Objections, if any, should beotadi C. BOARD DIITHIBUTORS, IMC Take noUce tbsl 8WALLICK (Signed) Jeetlo Bowling Academy, hu ap- Beverage Control, Newark, N. J. for Municipal Clerk. Wood- Objection*. If any. ahould be made t/a Beacon Bar Liquor< lewton Streete. Lote 1-10, Block Con^ptlon 11- immediately In writing to ijmpb TAVBBM. INC., t/i Bwalllck Tarero. COLONIAL ASSOCIATES plied to the Municipal Council v 1 1 Immediately is writing to Joseph Joeepb Mature,. Prea. hu ipplled to the Municipal Coun- *-A. Keasbey, Township of Wood- cent* for premlaea situateslWtdd at CICo-Iv - V' ™' MunicipaMunklpal CleAClert , Woo*Woolh* V, Valentt. Municipal Clerk, Wood- t/a Hank'a Park Inn of the Township of Woodbrldge for irtdge, N. J. New Jersey Margirat Mftura. Secy. cU of the Towiuhlp of Wood- Henry J. Pogyena, President a Plenary Reta)l Conrumptlon. li- Ionia Boulevard, Colonla. Township (Signed) NHRTHA BTABXIOK. brtdfe. New Jersey Atenel, II. J bridge for i Plenary Retail Con. Objections, it any, should oe made of Woodbrtdgi, N. j., to lneiutli I.L. l/r.-4/l/tJ 27 Ratine Drive, cense Ho. C-31 for premises located nmedlstely In wrltln; to: Joseph FRANK MONTBCALVO > • Frank-i T*ftn (Btaned) WJ4 sumption llcenss #C-St for prem- Colonta, N. J. it New Jersey Highway No. 9 and lawn urea surrounding clubhoust t/a Msyfftlr Bar andCMfl ' d N, I WLDRED. BUT, WC ses iltuated at i William Btreet. John S. Johnson, Secretary '. Vslenti. MunlclpaJ Clerk, Wood- for a distance of 100 yards and NOTICB Pennsylvania Avenue, Laurel Park, Woodbrtdga.*N j-'< l/a Mildred's Hut In*. Woodkrtdg*. n. j 44 Tower Road, Hopelawn, Woodbrldge Townahlp, ridge, New Jertey. swimming pool area within confines Boejen J. lutakk, Pre* Take aotlcs that DOtaTHIO Objections, If any, should be made Menlo Park. N. J. New Jersey, (Signed) of fence surrounding It. SOTICB Oabrlal P. Ukatoe, Secy -Tree*. Immediately In writing to Joeeph WlUtam J. Bretn The namee and addresses of the WILLIAM J NOVAK, rhs officers are: Edwarrd J. 81m8 - NOTICB . •; e that -TTLIUS and Pert Reeding, N J Wl 48 Wrlchr Street, t/a Billy Vact'a Loop Inn Prm ud Beer CHrtem bin I«Un. N. J. officer) and director! are: mom. Ml Bhtdowlawn Drive, West rake notice that PRANK T. SU- !• HUBCAP. JR., t/a Liberty IX. bridge, New Jersey. Darld Lerlne, president, 88 Orote . _ Held, N. J. (President); Cemlllo A. PERIOR and CARMBLA SUPERI- applied to the Municipal OourieU I.L. V37.-8/3/83 LAB.B. 3/27: B/3/&IKeasbey, N J. ..r applied to tbe Munl- (Signed) »"•»» ATeoue, Woodbrldge, New J«ra«y LaZlEM, 339 Florida drove Road, OR, t/a Snookys have of tbe Townahlp of Woodbrldge for M.80 •:; of the Towiwnlp NOTICE a Plenary Retail Consumption It- SWALLICK TAVERM me Morris Shlhar, Secretary, 88 Ca- Hqpelawn, N. J. (Vlce-Preiloent); a the Municipal CouncU me .tut for a Plenary Retail Take notice Uut AVTKEL RBC- t/a Swalllck Tavern NOTICB talpa A»enue, Perth Amboy, New NOTICE Jicque* Comer, BIS Nancy Way. ownshlp of Woodbrldg* tor I cenee No. C-«t for premliu mutted Weetfleld, N. J, (Secretary); Philip . .II Ucenj* No. C-ll for RsUTIOM, IXC., a corporation of on Rahway A\«nue (Block 171), Port Joseph Swalllck, Take notice that THE HOVEN, Jersey. Take notice that PfTSR DORS, lenary Retail Conaumptlon license N*» " President INC., t/i The Bras* Bucket, hu *p. NC, t/i Merrill' Bar has applied Vltello, 15W Rahway Road. Scotch o. C-17 for premises situated at i:-nted at ai-ni Klin Jereey. t/a Ray's Hut, hae Office Boi 111, Avsntl, Township of Charlee Nlchnowlu, Treasurer, 181 Plains, N. J (Aaa't. Secretory); Rob- • 11 Ford*, Township ol Afenel. K J U. 8. 1, near Green Street. Wood- THE HOVEN, INC. Morris Shlbar, Secretary PETER DORS, INC, Oreen St., Woodhridge, N, J.; Eu- • HAIVU ' mm I14M brldge, N. J. t/i The Brass Bucket Peter A. Chirlco, Prealdent gene J. Kirk, 1254 Clinton Place, Eli. NOTICB AVaWBL RBCRUTKM, ix. i/v.-tnm A. V. Hoapodar, Pres. Hopelawn, N.J. zabetn, N. J.', Walter H. Knorr, 171! NOTICE 1/a Bars Rut mo. Objection*, U any, should oe maua IJi: 5/37,-«/3/65 H4.9O Oerard Oreaux, Vice Pree. Tat* notloe that LnTLS JOB'S, : i tbst JOSBPH T. JAB- KOTICB D. D. Veneila. Sec. Doris B. Chirlco, Secretary Westover Ro«d Clark, N. J.: Oamlllc NC, t/a Little Joe's Inc., has ip. .Alex Keebur, Pre*. Immediately In writing to Joeepb Woodbrldge, N. J A. loZlxav 335 Florida Qrove Road. ttjnm LKruor svesrv i Take kottee kbat the HOUDAT V. Vaienu, Municipal Clerk, Wood- NOTICE and Treasurer >lled to the Municipal CouncU " - " fcaj. COCKTAIL LOUNOB, a eorpontlon #3.80 t/a Morris Bar Hopelawn. N. J.; Dominic Lepore, ' if tbe Township of Woodbrldge for !>e Municipal Ooundl et Aventt, K. J - - - |/» bridge, New Jersey. I.L. tm.-tnni Take notice that the VITKRANB Sherwood Circle, Linden, N. J.; Ed :;• of Woodbrldf* lor * IX. %m.-4!lM Migof the «tete et New Jersey, (Signed) Forde, N. J. Plenary Retail Consumption li- NOTICI OF FOREIQN WARS #4410, WOOD .LAE3. 5/27.-8/3/6S H0.1S ward J. Long, 429 Inwood Road, cense 0-24 for premises situated at MI DUtribattoa Ueeeee !_T The Holiday Cocktail Lounge. ARTHUB SlrlBTT, BRIDGE POST, hs* applied to the r premises situated at t/i The Speedway Inn Take notice that HtLLCRDST, Linden. N. J.; Dr. B. Edward Morri- M Second Street, Woodbrldge, S J. HOtlCB 1 appUed to tb* MnnfctpeJ CouncU mo., t/a HOIcreri, Inc., lu app" ' Municipal CouncU of the Town- NOTICB son, 333 Elm Avenue, R&hwsy, N. J,; Objections, If sny, should be nada !r-:r.-.5rt.-k ATSWM, Ponl*, Tata B*«ce that CROWS AND « tbe Township of Woodbrldg* for Woodb-.idge, N. J. ship of Woodbrldge far a Club n John E. Moasman. 975 Mldwood • Woodbrldfjt. II. J. H3LU 00, Vt Tbe Mew Alaao, rumtf Retail Oosuusapttoo to the »ur" '* '^ Take notice that STANLEY and immediately In writing to Joseph OSM* Ke. 047 tor premises ettusted L. S/17.-4/3/M Township of cense No. 0-B.-5 for prewlats locale Drive, Eahway, N. J.; Edward L. V. Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- If any, ehould be nude. to DM Munktpal OOUB- tt m Pearl Street, WoodbUdga, N. J ITACIA JEDRZEJBWSXI, trading as Novak, 37 Peach. Tree Road, Banking on U. S. Route Us. » and Oakland D*ry Retail 1 bridge, New Jeney. ) in writing to ) Porde Uaoor Store (Signed) situated at <06 Mlddewx Are- V. Valentl, Municipal Olerk, Wood- VETERANS OP PORMOS WARS Woodbrldge. N J Objeettooe. tf any. etxrald be nude ,ue, Colonla, Towniblp of Wpod- Uwn, Township of Woodbrldge. N J. Objection!, If any, should be made FMrta, rt J lMB*dwMiy la wrlttaf to Joeepb THI HOLIDAT 000KTUL bridge, New Jersey. #4410, WPODBBIDQE POST Objections, If any, ahould be made I.L. S/27.-O/3/M ' «.3» ldge, New Jersey. Allen Plodell. Commander Immediately In writing to the Direc- unmoa OkJeeUone, If any. should be made (Signed) immediately In writing to: Joseph tor of tho Division ol Alcoholli NOTICB t/i The Holiday HILLCRBST, MO, Woodbrldge. N V. Valenti, Municipal Clerk, Wood- NOTICB wr^^iSr-r •* *"*• UnnedUtelr In writing to Joeeph I.L. 3/37.-6/3/(6 »7.9J Beverage Control, HOC Rsymon Take notice that PIONEER TAV- :••:.<• Uut VAJI TAMRVS Lounge . Valentl, Municipal Olerk, Wood- t/a Hlllcrest, Ina irldge, New Jersey. Boulevard, Newark. N. J. ERN INC., t/a Pioneer Tavern inc., •i. :NS, inc., ha* appUed to AND UXUM oo. Abe A. Patool. trem-Beeyy. ldge, New Jeraey. William Horvatb, Preaident (Signed) has applied to the Municipal Coun- I/* Tnt Hew AUovt I.L. t/m.-t/vu (Signed) Prances Horvsth, Secretary NOTICE STANLEY and (Signed) cil of tha Township of Wood* ;.,; Council of tbe Town- m/vu W Avenel, N J COLONIA COUNTRY CLUB Wiy)dbrldee tot a Vleti" Louie Uriy, PneM*M COLONIA POST No. HI. Take notice that PORT RJCADINi STACIA JBDEZEJEWSK:, bridge for a Plenary Retail Con"- M* Lwny, TV* Pree. NOTft'B ix. «.8O TAVERN, INC.; t/a Port Beadlm Robert C. Bauer, Treasure: sumption license No. 0-38 for prenir. • consumption Been** Ha TaM notle* tbat CKBRALTAB AMJBRICAM LBCIIOX. t/a Stan'* Bar M Orlll, Colonla, N. J. .-nniie* situ*led at lH mas Ohumun. Btsrvun Tavern, Me;, hu applied to the M Hopelaran. N J. lua, situated if 42 Marconi Avanut, . CORPORATION, t/i Howard John Joeeph UuslkonU, Oosunajwkr nlclpai CouncU 61 the Tovnshlp o; I.L. i/S7,-«/3/«3 137 JI Iselln, Township of Woodbrldge, N J. " • • ™ 004tVlldfsK, H, J, fort*. N. /. Oeorce Hahl, Adjutant NOTICB ' I.L.&E.B. MV\ 18.80 i/yi.-4/i/M M *• eoa'i ha* appUed to the Municipal Taks notice that THE EAMBERN Woodbrldge (or a Plenary Retail Con Objections, If any, should be nils y if any, sbould b* nude •»••» council of tbe TwwtuUp ol Wood- DouJd J. Hutjley, Bar Obalman sumption license No. C-23, for prem. NOTICE - v In WTlUnf M Joeepb Colonla, N. J. CORPORATION, a New Jereey Cor- NOTICE Immediately In wrltlnf to Joeeph , brUf* for a Plenary RetaU Ccn- poration, t/t The Green Lantern, ltes situated >t 19 Tippen Street Take notice that WILLIAM V. Vnlentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- Munlripel OVsik. Wood- NOTICB eumpUoo Ueenas No. C-ll for I/2T.-I/J/1B Port Heading, N. J. Take notice that S. ELEIN LI- OELKTBT tnd ELIZABETH OELE '"' Jrrtey. ha* appUed U> the Municipal Coun bridge, New Jersey. aolice tlut CHXIUUK lirswilsu situated a* U. 8. Route NOTICE ell of the Township of Wood- Objections, If any, should be madi QUOR COMPANY OP W0 0D- TEY, t/a The Alibi Liquor Store, ha (Signed) •.. ;i OQaVOeUTtOM, t/i Wayer-i Ceil, BRUXUI has applied to the Munici- Ne. 1 at Lone Avenue, Woodbrldge Take notice that ANTHONY bridge for a Plenary Retail Con- Immediately In writing to Joaepl applied to the Municipal Counc: PIONEER TAVERN, INC. OOULBOB MMfcM applied to tbe MuoMpalJ Ol OouaY New Jersey. LOCIB OLJVHB, Vi Outer's TiTern, Sumption license, C-M, for premises V. Vnlentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood- pal Council of the Townahlp of of the Township of Woodbrtdge f dl os the TOWDdUp of Wood- Woodbrldge for a Plenary Retail t/a Plobeer Tayern, Ins. Tbe name* at (ae osBoers el tbe u appUed to the Municipal Coun- situated at 473 Rabway Avenue, bridge, New Jersey. s Plenary Retail Consumption Elisabeth V. MoscsreUI, Vu tMeel. Prea. brtdte lor e Plenary Retail Oon- Oofponttoa si* as follows: U of the Townahlp ot Wood- Woodbrtdge, New Jersey, Consumption llcenae Ko. C-39 for cense No. C-30, for first floor prem suspUon Ueenas «c-U. lor preea- (Signed) premise* situated at 677 Route #1, President Vu TassaL Trea*. Peter Hderfc, Preaident bridge for a Plenary Retail Con- Objections, If sny, should oe made lses and apartment to rear and e Jane Olddet, Secretary Woodbrtdg*, R. la*e situated at Ul Hew Bruitswtek Sulla SlderU, Treasurer rumptlon Ucenet No. C-30 for prem- PORT REALliNa TAVBRN, INC Townahlp of Woodbrldge N. J. eluding barber shop for premls Immediately In writing to J >scpb t/« Port Reading Tavern, Inc, Objection*, If any, should be made iseun, n. J: Avenue, Poros, Township of Woo* Bvelyn Hamlltott, Becreury laes altuated it UU Oak Tree Road, V. Vaienu, Municipal Clerk. Wood- situated at 780 U. 9. Highway # bridie. H. J. Towvthlp of Wdbld Daniel Mlnuccl, Prea. Immediately ln writing to: Joseph I.L. 5/27.-8/3/45 !.'»M«' oejectloo*, U any, aaould be wad* bridge, New Jeney. Benjamin Minucei. Vice Prea-Sec Iselln, Township of Woodbrldge, N. NOTICB Objection*. U **y. abowld be mad* immediately In wrltlnj to Joseph V Valentl Municipal Clerk, Wood- 1 (Signed) Josephine Mlnuccl, Trea*. bridge, New Jeraey. Objections, If any, ahould be madi NOriCBj ' * that laSUX POUT taanertlileiy ke, wnung to Joeet* V. Valentl, Uunlelpal Clerk, Woed- Objection*, If any, mould be mad* TBE.ZAMBEAN CORPORATION, Port Beading, N.J., immediately ln writing to Josepl Take notice that WHTTB BTROII '•>.tKA.N8 OP POBJlSlI r. VilenU. Muokanal Olerk, Woe*. (Signed) f bftdfe, New Jersey. amedlately In wrtUng to Joeepb a New Jersey Corporation • I.L. 5/J7,-fl/3/«5 ' «l V. Valentl Municipal Clerk. Wood INN, INC.. I/a 'White BJWB" tT nil (JH1TBD STATja. M14fQ, *H#W ejrVatVwfi (Signed) K Valeatt, Municipal Clerk, Wood- t/a Tbe Green Lantern 8. EXBIN LIQUOR COUP AM t bridge, New Jereey. hu applied to the Municipal Co$ ; -\ to ttw UuAl«tpti Ooun- OF WOODBRIDOB OIBRALTAB CORPORATION irtdge. Hew Jersey. Morris J. Bernstein, Pres. / NOTICB (Signed) of the Townihlp of "Woodbridgs , ••;•« Towtabip of Wood- CHRUUiAR 00RPOIUTIC4I t/a Howard Jobjuon's (Signed) Eugene Zambo, Sec. ' PHILIP S. HARRIS Pres WILLIAM A. aHLXTEY Plenary Retill Oonaumptloa • '•' ' <• .ub llcenM No. CJ.-7 t/s Meyer** Oaf* By Peter SUM*, President ANTHONT LOUIS 0UVR8, i Woodbrldge, K. J. Tike notice that MAIN T A VEEN, JACK MARKMAM, Vice Prea. ELIZABETH OELBTBY cense No. C-14 for pramlSM situate*- •« lucated at m Lincoln State Chlminita. Pres-TrM*. Woodbrldte. N J t/a OUver's Tavern INC., a New Jersey Corporation, hat PHILIP WECKER, Vice Pres. t/i The AUbl Liquor Sto: at Route U. S. No, 1 and Ford AT*--' 'yv:a. Towjuhlp of Wood- lit N*w Bruuwlck Ave. l/37.,«/3/H 11144 IieUB, N. J applied to the Municipal Council BERNARD FUCHS, Tree*. nue, Fords, Township of Wood- of the Toftnshtp of Woodbrldge for JOSEPH WA.LKEE, Bee. Uelln, N Port*. H. i, L. HOIICB ; I.L. 9/fl,-673/«3 W bridge, N. J. '•*"•'. 11 iny, ahould be nude NOtiCB Plenary Retail Consumption Ucem , l/S7,-«/3/65 *«.«« Objections, If sny, should Mmatt•••' 1 Joseph PmUaak, nse-Pne. NOTICE Take notice that 78 NBW 8TRBJTT )' >u wnuns to Joaaph • Waltuma Ave, Take notice that KBJfNT ACH1S. TICKi No. C-40 for premise* situated at Immediately ln writing to Joseph? Take notloe tbat LI«- Corp, t/a House ol Finn, hM ap-Main Street, Woodbrldge, N. J. NOTICE NOTICE • Miiuicipea Otart. Wood, MKon. N. J. DIG, a New Jersey corporation, t/a bat .AJLCHAto thB e Mu- plied to the Municipal Council of V Valentl, Uunlolpal Clerk, Woojl,';. ^' ' Jersey. ORfi.tNO.. hM Objections, II any, abould be madi Take notice that CALDWBLL Ann ChlmiAlie. See. Kenny Acre*, hu applied to the nloipal Ooundl of vh« Townebip of the Township of Woodbrldge for a Take notice that UELIK HILLTOP bridge, New Jersey. , .v... iit Ne* BruojTrtck Ave. Uunlolpal Oounell of the Town Plenary Retail Conaumptlon license immediately In writing to Joaept LIQUORS, INC., i New Jersey INC., a New Jersey corporation, t/ l Oonel Woodbrldge for a Plenary fletall Avenel Liquor Store, has applied (Signed) j ;•''" •« 383*. Port*, H. J. i ahlp of WoodbrldgWdbld e ffo r a PPlenarl y Distribution ltoems No. D-l for #0-31 for premises iltuated at 78 V. Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Wood Corporation, hik applied to the WHITE BBICB Um, VW> bridge, New Jersey. the Municipal CouncU of tn j. I.L. 5/21.-8/3/65 «,48 Alice DenBleyker, Sec. MORIAL POST #7184 V, P. W., Inc, OB-13 for premltea altuaued at 883 Robert P. Brennan, Preeldent V. Valentl. Township Clerk, Wood- Immediately In writing to Josei _ DTO. Beatrice Brennan. Secy.-Treas Trea*.. V. Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Woo hus appUed to the Municipal Coun- tlOM Rabway Aieuui. Woodbrldge. N«w leelln, N.J, bridge. N. J, Jaraey. t/a"t:*nn» Aeres Avenel, N J NOT1CE bridge. New Jersey oil of tbe Township of woodbrldga Osrmlne K. Dellapletro, 80 Tat* noUoe that SUMEX WEOiXK I.L. 5/:n.-e73/65 110.M {Signed) for a Olub Ltoense for premises dt- Objectluiu, If any, abouM be nude J,. t/«,- Joseph V. Valentl. Municipal (Slerk, premisa* « nary RetaU Consumption license No. sltu&ted at It Main Street, wood- Ibrlige for « PUuary RefaU °° LODOI 1118, BIMIVOLKNT Ii. bridge, N. J. rsumptloin: License No. C-70 for NOTICE NOTICB Woodbrldm, New Jerapy. , AND PROTIOTIVB OHD1 C-M for premies* situated at «« NOTICB ObJectlOM, If any, sliould be madelpremlHes altuuted at 281 Florida Take notice that BOWL-MOR Tut notice that PORDS TCMBLB Blgned::: ] port Reading Avenue, Port Handing, INN, INC., t/a Ford* Tumble Inn, AVSNKL MKMOKUL HOST or RLKS T«J» uotlce that OBICKEN BABJ Township of Woodbrldge, N. J immediately ln wrlUng to JoeephlQrove Hoad, Hopelawn. Township LANES, INC.. a New Jersey Corpora- V Valentl, Munlflpal Clerk,'Wood- »( Wuodbrldge, N, J. tion, Ins applied tu the Munici- Inc., ha> applied to tb* Munici- i#71M V. K. W.. In«, 8topJi.ii IJorku WO. a New Objections If any, should be made baited Hulet Ohlcltea B*m, Inc. . - W bridge, New Jersly. Objections, If any, snouid oe mid* pal Council ot the rdwruhlp of pal Council of tbe Township of WALTER O DRAULN. Ohlcltea B*m immediately to writing to Jiwpb - '• unmadlaMly In writing to: Joeeob Woodbrldge fur a Plenary Retail Woodbrtdge for a Plenary Retull CommaJider. Hlchard Coley, Secretary 110.11 Ohlrtea »«". "u applied w ttu V Valentl, Municipal Clerk, Woud- I.L. Uunlclpai Oounoll of tbe rown SIDNEY VYEINEB V Vnlentl MiiMunicipal l Cl«rkClk, Wood CoCBtimptlou License No 0-3, for Consumption ileoaee No. C-J9 (or LODIB VARVTI, bridtje. Hew Jersey. l/a foomimy Win* Reull Couaiiiniillon license No JOHN KOOBOl, PreaHent, a,t«a »v »5 Fort Readln| Avenue, CHICKEN BAHX, INC Council of th« I^ovm»hlp of Dorothy Ho*pod»r. Vice Prevldeiil Objection*, 11 any. mould •* ui have applied to the Muni fur urciuiaf» ftluutnl *t Super Woodbridge N J MARY KOCBQI, Trewurer. jg. New Jereey. t/a Oblekea Baru, loc.- UI of the Townshi Woodbrldge for » Plenary ttetml lminedlalely In writing to Joseph liway (Route V >* '). between Coiuumutluu lloense No. O-3« for lit. Pords. N J. Objectloos If any. should be V »*ien»l, Municipal Oert, weod Two Ouya Chicken Barn f».M mads uuuedlattly wrltlnt *• irvlu (1. Uubaobniau, Smith Btreet mid Tappen Btr*«t, premlneo situated at 14 Hew Bruns- brldce, Hew Jeney. Aveiiol, Towualilv ut Woodbrldge, Jo&aph V Valentl Municipal Olerk, President-Treasurer wick A»eim». Hoptlawn, Tuwnalilp NUTIt'B Wlbii N*w Jeney. (Bicoed) premjlsee sltuaMd at UO Ay N. J NOTK'K MO su Herrtaon St. nueT Lot* 19-J0-J1, Block 5W-A. ut Woodbriage, N J. T»Ke notion mat R»M LWJUOB*), DUTCH MAIP LODOBS, we o. If any, < <» made Take notice thai But OruiKc N. J. Wiwdbrldge, N. J. Objuctluua, If >uy, should b« nude INC. H Now Jersey corporation, hae HUKOAK1AN AMJKtUOAN l/a Porte Inu riedsrlck Zlesu. linmtdlstely In wiliiiW M> jimedlately lu writing to: Juneph auulieil tu Ui« Muulclpt>l Oouuctl WV,, i/> m*nley'n IXuet. Uic, hu ZKN'S CLUB If any, aliouia be w»4« ictpul 01«rk-,.'Wood- OhsrlM Proflto. rreaUenl ffl IClugspoljn V Vukm V VdldJHI. Muuldpiil Olerk. Wood- of the i'owunhlp of Woodbridga for •tupliod Ui ttie Muukapij Oouuill Aim Mehns. PneUtent Blls RaSerty, SeoreUry-Treaeurer Klngsixrfpt. Low Wand -EZZu*? in writing to J*»ph Nqw Jersey. a Plenary HoUll Distribution lkenie of the Township of Wooubildto fur Petet J Totfa, Vice PreeidwM '.le bridge, New jerney. ^ l 11 Wood- Ii. l/tt.-eVI/SJ » V Vloe-Pre*., Secy. V ValenU, Municipal Clert, Wood- (Signed) No, D-ll for premises located it 101 Ht»ai» HmHI Cuusuiuullou 11- Louie Horvntii Treasuret d New JereM- REALTY OO , INC. Kelly tiuoH Meiilu forl 'l'erriue Wlluuii E Almiui. Auierloan at«f,' Leo swleback, WCISLO'S I'AVKKN, No. O-7 fuir prtfinl l (Signed) t/a Bud's Hut K,, Tjwuslilp. P- O. Me dt U B HIBUWHJ No 1, Woodbrldge , J. IT BvjBuon R KUutuud J Wclslo, V Tike m*m *»l WWfJSI O Urtul(«M>«l. N J. ZOLTAN JJATEB TUeoUure 0 NuHciuy. Prt»- IL. s/w.-e/a/ea KM Estelle C Wclil«, Sscntuy lucheu. New Jersey. WO., t/a Pulton Inn, ba» applted As»c. aecy «« A*fc JAMErJ MAVBB gldward J. Uud^lk, Seo. Objeutluns, 1' any. be mad, Objwtlao*, U aujr. atwuKI be iu«4e to tbe mmldpe! CotuwU of U>* T - • •'. J. sMwdlatelf 1st w»laa« t* ~ ' Hi-iiU, TWbi t Wo«tMW«e «W a «•• Hi Pr*»w > OMfleld. * t. mm lnc]pprmlrnt-I.rn

Thursday, June 3, 1965 LEGAL LEGAL NOTICKS I.KfiAL NOTICES nf renounce with ,,!„„, LEGAL NOTICES Potoonlg, Bomiirt o 8,027 allonn on file. \n ,^f ."' P-3 Polloe Ueiit#n«nt - - rtfrei lB8-2«fl 7.492 1IW. INC. Inglneerlng. p-4 Police SfT(jt*nt 11.850 Pres T(ds f(7T the ahovr wu H-12 Mechanical Broom Maker p-5 Patrolman lit CIRIK 11,635 IflBO t:he Oftlo* of the MM-', ° KNOWN AB TIB JffOODBRIKK p-6 PMrolmiin 2nd Clam 0,421 the, Township nt \v ; TOWNSHIP MLART 0MHHU1C1, Part Time 1,500-3,000 Watchman (Part Time) (Dept- p-7 patrolman .Ird CIBIW NOTICB Snffirt™ this ordinance. How. S-* ™- Draft™, 4MO7MO *.S07 TO Memorial MunMnal ew. no position or office In which Clerk 1 Planning Board) P"rt of Public Worki.1 '•SSi'S -B Patrolman 4th Clans Woodhrldw, New ,] ,. ' Is hereto? Klrm that at » B«I IT ORDADTBORDAmfD) Ib» th«« MunicMunic- H-13 Oarag* Attendant I.88-2.M -9 Police Dtnpntch-r 3.500-4,000 nv Regular Mewing of the then Is »n Incumbent etnpjoyee i.m. Prevailing Tlnif ,1',,, ' fth*™*"?! ipal Counoll of the TMrnsMp of shall b« deemed to be Jboilshjd •^KSS^wSrSSSKS 8-84 Superintendent K j H-14 Recreational Maintenance Mi o be opened and in'iwi,.,, ttny TWnship of Wtxidt. Woodbrtdf*: 8-57 Public Health Trainee offlrer, »nd •» ' Section 1. Short fttlt. TWa Ord-transferred to a new position, or 15 l Jncoln Beno,' New ailing Time fmioiinit Ontininre nsa lnisuduotd UUUIM sh»ll be known «i THEREOF ioclnrrd to be In eilstenw as of Hie S-M Public He»lth Dentist-Pan Parking Violations Officer President of th« Council Fuel Oil mounting eridenre S-l Dlrector-r>i)t »r ArtmlnlarU- 1 S0 1 pal Clerk. ' WlfTOBAS effective dat« of this ordinanr*. 8-81 Supervlslns Principal Ai Public Health Phyatclan-Part (Part Time) ' i .'5 Said Ordinance remains on file in 7, 8hnde«/or Drapes Iridlratw tlwt the use of "«*«**• All offlf« and position* listed In tlon ft Finance 1 Business .Ad- Bids will be ra- M mlnl«tr*tor) ant Assessor 4,000 JOB TITLB DAY the office of the Municipal Clerk Blda win ne opened and read at mose Bidder* who ,.,.- „ .....d." on publiblic streetreetts u»?Jl,hn he sai4dd schedulhdle whichich wervtrte 3.9OT-5.5O0 Time , for public Inspection. his meeting. S-2 Dlrector-Dept or . .. S-62 Principal Clerk D-l Mechanical RepairmaM.77-2n (Sa4n 40 accordance with the 1 , .. rtortift nf way (rent's laniards ana, rpwlted by earUsr ordinances an 8-61 Cashier 3.909-5.5)1 H-l Maintenance Repairman Fore- ttatton) Notice Is further given that »ia BiBidds urn., be accompanied by a m»v cnuse lnlurlps to users of tne lltlnT|wj. Rr — • -riKlnperl 15,000-18,000 Equipment Operator led check In the amount of Bidders. Copied nl the 1-, tpt. of Planning ft S-M Assistant Municipal Court man 1.77-300 ordinance will be further 1ron«lder- certifieertifi d check In the am tlon Documents mn .„', ' mid liublln street* and rinlin <«; which were not |B«vltsttar7r JJ.tl-24.« 10': of the bid or a Bid Bond. Redevelopment 15,000-17,000 Clerk ].m-S.07f Mechanical Repairman ro ed for final piuaage by said Council upon appllrMInn v,, ti,,. i| th* adoption of this ordinance are S-itf Senior Building Maintenance D-2 Truck Driver (Sanitation) at a regular meeting of that body All suppliesupplli s to be delivered M dl WHEREAfi. the Middle.** Ominty S-4 Director of Police 14.000 man (Municipal O^f^. Clerk. created hereby. fl-5 Head-Division of sanitation h Worker J.840-5.«3e 20*8-22 49 t» be held In the Council Chambe. reeled'ctea. Bidders who nuniliv Council and the New Jenwy -to Welfare Investigator H-2 Building Inspector-Field I Par19St Mechanic*,! Repairman Helper it the Municipal Building Wood S h .,...... , - - , Any office or position which Is Sewage Disposal IHGWSKB PIMM Time) Separate blda an requested on ance with the instm, 1,,, HUte Safetv Council Inc.. have re- shown ln tBe ^hedule below In ft Sanitation Supt 1 H.000-»,S»| 3.800-4.S10 License Inspector (Part T\mt) 20.M-22.49 bridge. N J. on Tuesday the 15th ro the above Items with a. unit price der« may obtain uinns ,,, ,1 quested that an ordinance P " parenthesis stwll be deemed to b*S-fi Head-Dlvlslnn of Health •(7 Senior Clerk Stenographer D-3 Laborer, Heavy (Sanitation) riBV of Jvine, 1965 at 8 0clock In itid a total price for each Item caMons at the Ofllce ,,r V (Health Officer! IJ.OOO 3.54« -4.81S the evening, at which p^ace and hlbltlnK the snle or u» of "Ucn|f|tlH| b>, y,, ptrson holding the Sign Inspector (Part Time J^ 19.57-20 BO 1 Valentl, Municipal (•),,» ! , The Board of Bduc»Uon resenei devices be adonted. j m«tn office or position Indicated n.1 S-7 Heod-Dlvlslon of Streets (Pub- Assistant Cashier 3.MM.M* time all persons interest**I * ''JJ Field Representative - Housing H-1- Building Maintenance Workei the right to 'reject any, all or part the hours of the m!u: ,. NOW. THEREFORE. BE TT OR-- nmtched with the parenthetical lic Works Supt.I 12.S00-13.000 Senior Addressograph Machine (Part Time) , '•« (Recreation) Part Time given an opportunity to be hearo business beginning nn 1 •, 1 J concerning mid ordinance. of this bid. DA1NED bv tlie MunicipalI Council ofrlce m portion, S-8 Heed-Division of P""? "* Operator 3.M4-4.SM H-3 Sewer Foreman H,™ 8.00-lO.OO/nlsh but not later than i). ,.i of the Townstilrt of WoodbrldRf I section 3 Duties, Responsibility* IPrlnclpal Planner) 10.000-13,000 Senior Bookkeeping Machine JOSEPH V. VAI.ENTI Btdn mu.it be plainly marked "Bli T 1 Mechanical Repairman Fore- Maintenance Worker (Fur prior to the final rkt», \ Section I For the I" ™?*. °'l and QuallflctUon?. Titles or class S-8 Director-Department of Ut Operator 3,M«-4,me man (Sanitation 3 53-3.17 Time) 8.00-10.00/nlgh Municipal Clerk Proposal" Ing ixf bids. The, rlwree ;,',. this nrdlnsnce "iknte bonrd ™"| specifications of the various office.* lOOOO-Retalnsr „., Oveneer of the Poor 3.500-5,000 Road Foreman J.53-3.27 d-l Sport Officials Part Time (Rec- I.L. 6/3/95 J. O'BrlM). Secretiiry and speclBcaMnns 1. 1 .. mean mid include a ilnitle plitform ,nnd portions, duties responslbll- S-10 Magistrate 9.500-12,900 •70 Senior Clerk Typ1»t T.177-4.433 H-4 Carpenter 3.38-9.20 reation) «.0p-5.(XVir>ime J. P. Lamb, President «um shall not be tw.iri-<-,i Deputy Relocation Assistant whlch Is nioiintfd on wheels, MI-, |tiMi qualification requirements S-ll Dlrector-Dept of Parks & H-J Heavy Equipment Operator M-l School Traffic Guards. Part NOTICE Cartrrrt Board of Education Bids must be suiim-, 1 J.377-4.4M Ine nn mechanism or other "fvi", B)1(| other matters .affecting the Recreation Senior Time 85-90/month |on has May 28, IMS. Proposal Fy»rm ftim^:.,,,, uith wTilcli to stiw or control tnsi ^^ f \ positions shall be 1-71 Senior Clerk 3.377-4.M0 Take notice that appllratli tl4.« o ncCT Mt A-l Member, Board of Adjustment been made to the Mayor and Ooun c.p. 6/a-io/w Bidder; must, be juri ,»*,,, direction of movement tnwyoii,^ hy the chutm and the Admin- Head-Diylslon of Accounts A 1-72 Telephone Operator 1,218-5,0OC H5/meetlng Corporate Surety for P,,, while helm used, operated or rid-, | (j i 1994, both as amen- Controls (Municipal Comp- -73 Addressogranh Machine Opera- cil of the Borough of Carteret K NOTICK TO lstr&t V( 0< ,,. •<*n. Ided and supplemented end to th« troller) 9.000-12,000 tor 3,218-4,182 Mechanical Repairman Notice Is hereby given that Sealed stem necesiary, mission Ing an El Dora Inn for premiss* lo idNo* iwJll be received by the Town bid must be accoinpan * Section 2. No person snail _!>*,,pjtent necessary, shall be further 8-12 Dlrector-Dept of Industrial Bookkeeping Machine Operator lpal Q»tage) 2.M-S.94 Bid* wJll be received by th Certified Check tor nn- operate or ride upon anr rt»t« set and determined by the Mayor, Alfairs 9,000-11,000 3.218-4.1S2 W-l Sewage Plant Repairman cated at 265 Washington Avwnie h Tnhip of Wood board on anv public street, public nr at his direction, the Business H-« HHe»v y EquipmenBl t Operator 118.00-121.60 Carteret. N J,. the Penary Con- Council of the Township of Wood ten per cent of the >mVi 3-13 Head-Diylalon of Engineering engineering Aide 3.218-4.182 (Parki snd Recreation) 225-250 sidewalk, public park, public part- Administrator. DuttM, responsibil- (Ass't. Municipal Engineer) W-2 Sewage Plant Foreman mimptlon License C-29 heretofore bridge on June 14. 1965. far th The Town ronniii -,,, -74 Administrative Clerk-Law De H-7 Equipment Operator 2.18-2.78 construction of concrete our In an< right to accept or tt\i-r- , Ing lot or other public ntaee within ities and qualification require- 3,120-4.190 105.75-151.13 Issued to Wesley T. Spewak, Jr., the Township of Woodbrldge. ments previously set up for various partment H-8 Traffic Maintenance Repairman Executor of Estate of Wesley T curb and gutter Contract S3O44. 1: bids which In It* opiti',,, 8-14 Dlreotor-Dept. of Health' U J7-75 Clerk StenographeStenogp r 3.0M-4.J00 W-3 Sewage Plant Operator •,n;L Section 3. Any police officer who; Spewak trading as The Sportaman'i various locations in the Townshl ln the bent Intetmt 1' . 1 class specification* and Job tttlea Welfare 8.000-12.000 Si Wke 98.15-120 98 T.11 shall observe any person uslws, shall be continued to the extent J-7« Building Service Worker r Truck Driver (Streets, Sewers Inn, for tlie premises located at consisting of the following quant! «hlp. S-1S Municipal Clerk 8.000-11.0080O011W0 ft Stree-t Cleaning) 2.07-281 W-4 Wa-tehhman (Public Works) operating or riding upon a skate possible and suitable. New posi- 3.0M Bl.d7-S7.50 265 Washington Avenue, Carters ties: J A. ALLOW.w 8-18 Heed-Dlvlslon of Welfare I Di- Burner Inspector (Part 22.058 L.F. Oencrete Curb B"i30' board ln violation of this ordinance tions created hereby which are rector of Welfare) 8,000-10,000 0 RANGE «Miall take wwnston of the skate In the classified service under the •9,000-12,000 I 4,932 L.F. Curb & Clutter Urban Renewal Supervisor i and the necessary appurtenances board and the same shall be for- New Jersey Civil Service Act shall 8,000-10.008,0000.000 feited to the Township of Wood- be examined by the Civil Service 8-17 Architect 7,800-8,500 bridge, and desfcroTcd. CommlsBlon and any suggestions, 1 S-18 Head-DivisioHDll n of Administra- Section 4. Any person who vio,ch&ngtt, addition! or revisions to tion 7,500-10,000 totes any of the provisions of Sec- the list of duties, responsibilities Ohlef Building Inspector tion 2 of this ordinance shall, upon und requirement* (hall become a 7,500-10,000 conviction thereof, be punished by part of the salary and employment 8-19 Administrative Assistant to a fine not exceedlnc 120000 or by record* of the Township upon the Mayor (Secretary to Mayor Imprisonment In the emintv Jail further of the Municipal 7.501 tor a term not ejc*edln(t » days, Council Olrtl flarrln Com- BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY mission. S-M Municipal solicitor or both. 7,500-Retelnei Section Salary or Salary Section 5. This ordinance shall S-21 Assistant Planner 7,000-10,000 Ranges. The salaries or salary 8-22 Head-DlvUlon of Treasury Slipcovers be effective Immediately upon ad- ranges set forth In the schedule (Municipal Treasurer 1 7,000-9,500 - Masai Coitractw Real Estate ootlon and publication according below shall apply to the office or 8-23 He*d-Burenu of Collections! Firelgi Cars position new to which they are to law. (Tax Collector) 7.000-9,000 listed. Where no other explanation Plan Examiner 7.000-9,000 only ONE ROBERT E. JACKS is given In the schedules, the »- 8-24 Senior Relocation Asstttan ? IS IT A SECRET ? mount given shall be the annual 7,000-8,500 FREE ; of the Council compensation or range. Where other 1 R*ftl K«tit« Officer i;0O0-8,567:000850m0 You know it's for SALE! Said Ordinance remains on file explanation or designation Is given, TJOR BERENCSI 8-M Chief Assessor 8,500-10,000, FOREIGN CAR In the office of the Municipal Clerk the specific designation shall He*d-Bur»»u of Assessments INTERIOR apply. Where a single amount Is Mason • Contractor Your BROKER far public Inspection. (Chief Assessor! 8.500-10.000 REPAIRS listed, that shall be the fixed com Relocation Assistant 8,500-8,001 KNOWS ITS FOR SALE! Decorating There is Notice- Is further given that said pensatlon and shall apply lmmed 6-27 Sanitation & sanitary Land, COLLISION WORK Builder ordinance will be further consider- lately upon vtit adoption of this fill Supervisor 6.500-7,390 BUT ed for final passage by said Council ordinance as provided by law, as •28 Senior Engineer 6,400-7,800 All Brick. Stone and Concrete SERVICE BY of the effective date given below. Free Estimates Don the Bnyer know It'i at a regular meeting of that body S-29 Head-Division of Recreatlor. Work only one Where a salary range Is given, the (Superintendent of Recreation to be held ln the Council Chamber salary to be paid to the office or for Sale? position holder shall b» set by the t),3S9-8,5O),3S9,5i New ud Repair* ERNEST at the Municipal Building, Wood- £-30 Public Works General ForeF - EUROPEAN TRAINED Mafor at any amount between the 9,063-8.00 LET bridge, N.J. on Titesday the lWhtwo HmtM of the range and may be man FoDj IMOM* k Guarantee*) 6-31 Rehabilitation Officer MECHANIC DECORATORS WELCOME day of June, 1969 at 8 o'clock ln set art elnther limit of the range, In 6.0OO-8.SO0 «he evening, at which place and accordance, with the Administrative HOME • APARTMENT Code, 1964, as amended. Where the 8-32 Chief Housing Inspector Call FU 1-9306 time all persons Interested will be salary Is set by the Mayor, the In- 8,000-8,000 AND OFFICE given an opportunity to be heard itial amount of compensation, and S-33 Assistant Sanitation Ic San- WAGON Room Layout - subsequent changes In compensa- lt&ry Landfill Supervisor Op« r Imported Auto (Colonia) MLS concerning said ordinance. 8,0O0-«,7J0 tion may be made upon notice to Furniture Arrangement! JOSEPH V. VALENTI S-M Assistant Engineer 5,774-7,508 FrWay'HI* the office or position holder and SALES & SERVICE Tell Your Story Color Coordination • Municipal Cleric to the other authorities who may8-35 Accountant 5,600-8.500 50 SMITH ST. S-36 Head-Dlvlaton of Parks b li. 6/3/85 be affected and entitled to notice. l«ie St Getrge AVMM Budget Planning No fixed Increments or nmounts Grounds (Superintendent of PERTH AMBOT Movtag ft Stirafe Grounds) 5,500-8.000 Reitals Call or Write For are Included with any ranges given, VA 6-1212 AVENEL NOTICE and any Increments previously Assistant) Director-Department Farther Information of Parks & Recreation 5.500-8,000 (Near Clonrlcaf) adopteadopWd are repealed and cancelled. Notice Is hereby given that »t a 8-37 Deputy Municipal Clerk Daily I:M 1. M lo l« P. • CUSTOM TAILORED SUP Regular Meeting of the Council of Any new appointment to a position 5505.500-7,000 0 for which ft salary range has been Bicycles Satnrdaj IM L H H M r. M Rentals • Service • Salt* COVERS, DRAPERIES, the Townahip of Woodbridge. held 8-38 Principal Engineering Aide g-lvfn mny be made a.t any salary h REUPHOLSTERY on \ the 2nd day of June, 1965 thewithin the given range and need 5,237-7,700 ME 6-9070 8-39 Assistant Tax Collector M yean of experience following Ordinance was Introduced not start at the bottom of the BIG 5,237-6,80* ME 4-9752 SHOP AT BOME SERVICE and read: and pa-ised on First range. HOMELITE tag good will ta boslnni i Principal Engineering Drafts- Section 5. Effective Date. This Beading: man 5,237-8,809 comaranlt; life. ordinance shall become effective Public Works Inspector PUMPS • GENERATORS AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH immediately upon approval and 5,237-6,809 adoption as prescribed In the BUILDERS' HAMMERS For lafonnatiog ot SALARY AND WAGE SCHEDULES Charter a,nd Administrative Code, Reereatkm Maintenance Fore- FU 1-5797 nun 5.237-6,809 Landscape Ctwtracttr - OP CERTAIN OFFICIALS AMD 1964. as amended, and oil positions, BIKES •renel Welcome Wagon Lo Ml Irene) St offices, salaries, ranges and other 8-40 Head Clem BookSeeper OTHER FULL AND PART TIME 5.200-7,500 SALES • SERVICE - REPAIR EMPLOYEES OF THB TOWNSHIP conditions shall be applicable MM St George AY*. (Bt M) retroactively to January 1. 1965. 6-41 Landscape Architect 5,200-8,000 Lawn Mower Service OP WOODBRIDGE AND TO BK S-42 Planning Aide 5,000-8,000 A • COLONIA Alt filed salaries listed below shall And Repair Albert J. Norm ol Woodbrldft CIOHTIWI be paid retroactive to January 1, principal Planning Draftsman 1965. or retroactive to the date of 5.000-8,000 SAW FILING SCHAEFER, Sr. AVENEL, N. J. appointment to a position, if later S-43 Administrative Secretary MOVING • AVENEL than January 1, 1965. All salaries (Pluming & Development) Bet by the Mayor, where salary 5,000-7,000 $10 Per Hour ranges are provided herein, shall 8-44 Deputy Director Welfare FREE *,900-7,100 LINCOLN Oa-Tbe-Job Demoistrattoaa • ISELIN TAT be pava.ble retroactive to January LANDSCAPE Day or Night Ml 4-1111 1, 1965, or to the dat« of appoint- S-45 Senior Welfare Investigator Atent Dact PhwUer Call MErcury 44449 ment, if later than January 1 4,820-6,820 ME 4-6980 1965, unless otherwise specified by S-46 Principal Clerk Bookkeeper SHOP AT HOME • FORDS WOODBRIDGE, N. J. __ 4.800-6,800 KEY SHOP CHAIN SAWS • VIBRATORS the Mayor. Anyone who shall have CONTRACTOR fl-47 Buyer 4,750-7,000 been appointed to and shall have PORTABLE HEATERS AIR CONDITIONED^ served ln any newly created position S-48 Head Account! Clerk 4.750-7.5O0 1163 Green St., Iselin S-49 Head Clerk 4,750-7,040 SERVICE • CARTERET TONlGHt~THRU SXTUB'DAY on or after January 1. 1965. shall be deemed to have occupied the posi- S-50 Municipal Court Clerk IsstBtrltl IIEAL WAY MOVERS 7:45 P.M. OH1.V tion as If it had been created at 4,750-7,000 S-51 Building Inspector (Field) COMPLETE LANDSCAPK PHONE •• Peler Anthony the time of appointment and this; Ceal & Fiel Why Not Let The Reeflig & SMiig - WOODBRIDCEI ordinance shall apply retroactively i 4.750-9,178 PLANNING Head-Dlvlslon ol Property "T MeConeyi ME 4-6410 O'Toole Quinn to the date of appointment. GRADING A StEOING Section 6. Sever&billtv, If any 4,750-9,178 Take Advantage of Ow Mm YOB PORTREAM^ (Seven Academy Awards) portion of this ordinance shall be Public Health Nurse Super- • RoiotUUai uwni declared invalid by a competent visor 4.75O-S.178 • Soddini • Trtei five Sanitary Inspector 4.750-5,178 T R. STEVENS authority, that portion shall be • Shrubberr • Crerfrwu IStlMSUt •ooflai tat Ifetft sMal Wat* deemed 10 be severable and shall Building Inspector (Rehabili- Summer custom made SEWAREN "LAWRENCE not effect the validity of the re- tation) 4.750-6,178 rne OS ST. GEORGE AVE. mtUnlng portions of this ordinance. 8-52. Engineering Draftsman- •tone* WOODBRIDGE CALL SecUou 7. Rtpealer. All ordln- . „ „ , 4,750-6.100 PRICES! rn* ances previously adopted, lnclud- 8-53 Biiildto* Maintenance Worker DRAPERIES ing, but not limited to the Wood Lkjur Stem Inmraac* bridge Township Salary Ordinance For the months of May LI 9-9093 also Saturday Matlnte 2:W AGENTS 1964, are deemed to be repealed, and June ONLY! SUN. • MON. - TOES. MErary 4-KM NATIONAL VANS SLIPCOVERS Susan Red Local aid WtrkJ Wide Moral Oliver Buttons WOODBRIDGE 12M St Geoff* Are, ATCMI George Hamilton Mi Conditioned n MIU Alr-CoDdiUoalni J Liquor Store, lie. Wsnn Air Best NOW THRU TUES. ladtutrU) tibiatt "Your Cheatin'Heart" Fill Your Coal Bin NOW With SPECIAL FACttlTBS WE DELIVER! Motor Ourds WALT DISNEY'S FOB rMB UTDUTM and FOE Lehigh Premium Anthracite MB 4'lltl SPRUCE TREKS LlIN CHEONS-DDflreRB Complete Stock «f Domestic Stuart Whitman BESTAUEUKI • COCKVAH. "Those Calloways" If you have a »|w LOUKGI 85 MAIN ST WOODBRIDGE 1 ; Joanne Woodward Starring and Imported Wises dead or dyimt. yuu'" • CHINESE FOOD TO TAKE 009 "StrvUx Brian Keith - Vera Miles Stove Bttn and Ltfion Kutgcrs spet-iab-.-i "Signpost to Murder' CALL HI 2-3900 Walter Brennan With a Heiry Jaisei ftSe i looking at such tr^- Members at and PEA COAL, $19.95 574 AMBOY AVENUE parts of the state. •<••-'• DINERS' CLUB Smite" STARTS WEDNESDAY Edward G. Robinson in CARTE BLANCH! BUCK COAL, 119.50 WOODBRIDGE, N. J. Sheet Metal' Work Watch Repairs disease or inswt '' the decline. Gregory Diane AMERICAN EXPRESS "A Boy Ten Feet Tall" Roaffog In some areas pit.'- Peck Baker tt Smith St., Perth Amboy locks are also h:ml No Connection With Any OtMt ! Gutters and WATCH REPAIRS Insufficient moi-f.i BetUnnui J;M P.M. "MIRAGE" EO FREY cause. Unless you '>••" "THOSE CALLOWAYS" With Chutaj rair) Leaden with Kuli Guarantee records, you may ""'• : "A BOY KxjHTt Repairs dry it's been since '. « TEN FEET TALL" 588 Alden Street But rtvord kwpii-; FORDS PLUMBING on all Jewelry :i: Woodbridge, N. J. the job of l)r. l.:i«' U. S. Weather Bun' ana Telephone MEretry 4 • MM FU 8-1667 gist stationed ;'t '."'• '' Held Over 2nd Big Week!! SIMONE BROS. e of Agriculture figure* from a * James Bond Is Back! To Back! LINDEN, N, J. CALL NOW HEATING GOLDBLATTS tion at the Cww w Dotble The Danger! 486-2726 • 486-0059 Slipdevert ELECTRIC Rahway's Olrlesl Club in Essex Count'. Doiible The Women! They show mo:-1'1 ft COAL CO. Established Jpwcltr Double The Excitement! Ceramic Tile • Plywood • tniuUUoo SEWER SERVICE RAHWAI inches below nmiii'1 • Rootlni • FMMIUOI M V.. CKEKKY ST.. RAH WAV with DOUBLE Doubles-Seven! o ShlnfIts • Otnt* Uoors Hurtll below in 1961: 5 """' 1 FASHION FABRICS BOTH BOX OFFICES NOW ' • MlUwork • Bullton Supplies M. J. 11.8 inches in tw:t, •* SEAN CONNERY • Huda«n • MsMA't SUPPUM "Interior Dseoraton" OPEN NIGHTLY AT 7:00 P.M. last year. James Bond FMI OB * Coal Show at Dusk Cwtommade 8U|>c«ven Kt, 1 and St. George Ave. EDWARD SWANICK Juit Dial DISMAL NOW SHOWING Advertising So far this >'"" CERAMIC TILE MErcury March and April *"' plus IK Kitf Gtorges Rd., 4-1738 deficient. SEAN CONNERY CONTRACTOR IN Not a pleasant pi'-t"- ly if you>e trymti t"' as James Bond including Mosaic tiles DHAPERIEI a BIDIPtlADI - Mule listnetlM - CURTAINS « IUD GOODS This Newspaper grow in;a New Jobs and no watt* to spare to SMITH Call Fur tut BstlnuU "FROM RUSSIA Repair* of All Kindt Plnmblig aid Neatlis FU 8-Mil Doesn't Cost ...e months ahead o« ones, too. so you may *, ™ 40 Mary Avenue, Fords 1421 Main St. WITH LOVE" Learn To Play The Uf^Benuea Ave. AfflMt now to try to save 1 ^ VAUej PIANO-ORGAN ME MOM nnui. Rutgers ,i«"'*', Toilets IT advised that you ran ^ ACCORDION Slipcovers rinse water from Kitchen Faucet* m Delleatessei Prlrate Urtrarttatsi b; laundrundry b m p \»m «MHfled Teacher. Gas Water Heaters By thh e way, a U*'» SeanOonneiy CIRCUS NEWEST 1965 or holly1 that ^ Bettloaef* and Adranced PAYS! trouble may not ^l Stedents Accepted. REPAIRS and TREAT SHOPPE SLIP COVERS (or these to drop their new rida, games, and thrill* ... REPLACEMENTS Call ME 4-1111 Today at this season, «U Bahway Avenot Call ME 4-5448 CHOOSE FROM ^ Kiddieland ... refreshments Sever Cleaning OUR LOVELY Woodbrldft 8EANC0NNB(Y sUrring on the trapeze oss'W • SODA FOUNTAIN SULO BROS. THE AERIAL WINTERS"£Z JARDOT your dependents to co • FKKSH BAKERY GOODS 1850 Elizabeth Avenue payments. BKVHA COI.OK (AIUIIONS Rahway OLYMPIC AMUSEMENT PARK Opeu t A. M. to I P. M. PIANO COMPANY Fi™t^e« EVr.ltV KKI i. bA«, MS Rabway Av FU 8-1790 HtVlMTOH-IMHtWOOP INCLUDING SUNDAYS was the Gaiety (•tUUJKKN ALWAYS KKKK 1 Ask For Dtpt. B Benjamin K«A < Wef»es4«y AH IXgr niat it iw.»-t \a 1883, Oarteret Prea Thursday, June 3, 1965 PAGB NTNET M»AL NOTICES U5QAL NOT1CE8 LEGAL NOTICES 7 Township Girls Complete NOTICK or PUBLIC BALK LEGAL NOTICES LBGAL NOTKS LBOAL CLASSIFIED ttie Town«hlp Brurln«er, In > form i TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: broker ot attorney, ar other person At Ik regular meeting of me to fte approvM by the Township I NOTICE brldfe Parking Ueter OrtUwao* of Law Department wruriDR UM I>Tleuail- v permitted to rwelte surh Notice In hereby lives thit at a 1 DaM Ortinawn wruriDR UM eommlwlon*. other thin the pur- I9M. ' SBfTTION I, ebaJl be Mnasd- In tha otflce of Oil [DVERTISING fortnBnctnBnce of any uncompletenltdd nil- eftnlnr Uwttni o( the QJ inrll at s4 br the addition af the toUowtnc tor public tMtttotli .. Pre-Clinieal Nurse Course held Tuesday, ing or rand ronntnirUan requlml rhn.»r nmtullv consummatinat g such th« Townshinnhlp of Wrtbid_. ., ., I *>u directed to mmmlmlnn will subeeotlon: ^ Notice I* further jireo Hst* < by fch* aforesaid conditionsconditi , due on th* 2nd rlny of June, 1M3 the ••|b) In th« Woodtnid** Section. onHnanoe will be further ol—"' fact that on Tuesday nnath the OommlttM Oham- the trrnjT of this sale shall: of J< Printed Pattern inwrseonon of Bl«.l- •r Roa- d to thth*-*[ c-<-rirorii"tiroriui iIn nil rtrnpiii-tw t with alii oiUMNANrTAN UttMNANCi I TO AMBND AN at the Municipal BullAai. «. and Perth Amboy General Hos- Municipal further**; end of mid (wilding or Township Onunani INTTTt.Kn "TH* bridge. NJ on Tusadar *» !•_ , Jerssy, n,»l nl!M nc« and the row^ip sBOTipn a srnrTm DAIB. 1 pllhllJ bullrVnjri r*!e«/»><1 ( and insuring' "'"1 remilfctlon: OP WOODBRHXIll! p nw «hMsr l r» m Mi lD day of June. l««s «t 8 o'ekMk 1% pital* who complete a year-long ]„."?'.' " ° "»'• '" "'"1 >* of thf nviiiii- )n S blrov!il»d, imwfy^r, that th« prwn- ooncrolm said ordinance. CALL publtoiy rmd prior „ ™.., .- struot flnd oommenrw *.n nd(11Moiml|'"^^ mil not, be us«l for nny f'rtincll of the Townilhlp Of BOBMIT S. JACKS Cranford. ' Block 60,1 mi tlif WootlhrldKii r 3S.0IX) srtrts(>, JOSEPH V VAl.BITI hirilrtlrafn wlt.hln otn or< 'vt of mldrntial piirponw Pur- e?.,, FnkMM of the OmracU This is the largest group to sWp AaBOSsment, Map. vrar of l!l" pmvlilnd thut, nil hulltHnit!! SBTIfft Vtv< onilnAiv-f. on J titled Toinwhlp f W Munlr+pal Ol«rk MI: 4-1111 lni> of MMe nnd fi.mim-i shnii 1M liullt r nt«>i frumn mid complete the program in its 16- TBRMH AND CONDITION.'! OF within 24 montlifi of rlo^inp o PUm.KJ 8AI.F. Ol" KRAI. Bil.M'E ,f t.u.ii.[ miLnonrv Work nnci hrlrk Any year htotory. KNOWN AND DKHKINA'l'El) «>n nnd nimiiuj tinllillnc wlilrh IR usud Tor «nv First-year nursing students Township Ajmtnrneiit Mtvp us >«.sr .>f rc^htriittnl nuriKWr nh^ll BiitmiiHt- 1, Bloclc 603 now owned by nn't In n pru- !'-^!lv rrvprt Uy t|i<» Townahl|i of from Elizabeth nnd Perth Amboy possession of ih« ruv.nr.liip of hnlli|-jW,»Klhrliijri. without ihr nf«l*y of Qoneral Hospitals take all their Wcxxlbrldgc, t<> he hi'lil Tuesdxy fort.h ln!ftnv nr»Mc*i or demand whhtvwvir ftvrniiiR. June .1, iwn, at. ft P M. AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ll No bulldlnK or buildings nf academic studies at Union Junior limi In the (VmimlMw chnm- liny kmrt *rhi\t'»rover shall I* |«>r- WORLD'S FOREMOST SPECIAUSTS - COAST TO COAST College. The student nurses earn l>er WANTED 17 college credits In English com- CQJ5.TRANSMISSI0M OVERHAUL FEMAL1 position, sociology, general psy- Tlie prrailnos nbove dcDigimtixl TRANSMISSION C.K d FEMAL will b* »otd pnrsiiivnL t*o resolution 1 rMerifCHECK-UDP chology, anatomy nnd physiology, of thp Munlr][>n| Omnril adopted, " TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP TKACHERS Junfl 15, and not.U-e of sale anvnr- • CHECK SANDS A general chemistry, nnd micro- MEVIHT* COSTIT RFPAIM $1MO thihis nimmer, i.lned .June J, Mid .Jun<- 10, IMS, • CHECK LINKAGE O biology. In th<> WIXHIII • I ,„„ ,„„. of our successfufll U'udir. Siihlwt t/> lliR following • CHECK FOR Itm The student nurses participate (THIS of Ritle: TtlT , ,,iwsontativ«. Call Sat- in all social and other extra-cur- nnd net forth on fhe n^ 50 95 V'mren 9:30 a.m. and 4:M 3, 'nip Township, upon rcimpll- i Mivp. Tux Shoot No. 1M. Wlth- NO OSIIOATIOH ricular activities at Union Junior anre by the purcliaaw wltli the KiUd buffer ?xni<- ttip pnrklnK of Ouor. nm\] or 242-1133. College, are represented on the termd of s«Je shiU dullvev r to ChChe moior vehlflM otlwr thin com- 6 Mot purcluwer a rmrgalm and aale Student Council, and have all the dwd. ii i rrrlivl trucks Jihall l>e allowed. 72 lnirro*« aiul rKrof* U> tho Indiuitrial 13 DJUST UELT WANTD) • rights and privileges of other 4. The premises nhall be mib]«-t to Plirk ihnll permitted through •ANDS all taie», uwwnitnu and other the Imffi-r • ouun UNKAOI students. Townshihl p Uena • HMF1.ACK ot record to the floor areft of bulldlnfr. rrqnlrfd 12. All of the aforesaid coven- riLTEB OAM1TI IADIBS - Can Elizabeth General Hospital and date of a&le. unts. mndlUonn and w.'strlctlonii UMI • CWANOK undCT the lerrni of thin m\e In the,shall run wllh the land and irmll * on. a i money for yocr sum Union Junior College established J. The sale of all of the pram lam fvent bulldinirdin s totsvlllnnnn:: one lum- la qu««tton shall be subject to rlrfMl sixty thnumnd f ho hliidlns on the heirs, udmlnin- FREE TOWING & DIAGNOSIS EZ TERMS 1 DAY SERVICI nun" Earn $3 to $5 an the pre-linical nursing program In the following: sixty thnumnd jiquape fpet of tnii«rr;, Mii-ccsaors and iiMlgns nf floor ari-n havn not, bw the pun-h(w*r ^.time. No Investment 1949. It was expanded in 1!)54 a. Busting restrictions of nompleteped d bbyy flip <>nd of sild ffl) ypnyn n ffrofror m tl rt d 1T Takfl furthM- notl'-f tlmt at wild 926-6543 915 E. ELIZABETH AVE., LINDEN, N.J. ,,i merit call 287-0348. when Perth Amboy General Hos record. If any. pnnrtn? of ttrlerle,, sale, or »ny dMfl to wtiloli It may b. The elfeot, If any, ot mun- theth n and IInn that et h pital Joined. rhflaehaeh r shalll pay event the pur Iw ft^Journed,jd, thhee MuniciMunicipap l Oomi- '-"—' aonlng laws and other pay &&AA Hqlld rll rraerves the rltfht In nd KQ-v- damafjed * an nmoiint Its ««• Student nurses from Wood- amount ot in the rretion to reject an.. y, ._! or all bridge who have completed their ??«!»» !« M tHIBS M If th<" bld wli-lioiiith t ft.ny staytemont of tha WOMEN c. 11M right* of tenants under onn hundred sixty thfiiuwnd ^r|iuirf rm.i» «f releotdon, and to nell said Loney" Like people? Time Studies at Union Junior College ud*ttnf lMMa, If any. fe«t of bulldlnc* had Iwn com- 4, Mr MM* of laote whJoh an pleted And hMi hMin lot. 1 In mid block A03 to inch bid V Mwl'i? AVON hu «U •"" are: Miss Audrey D. Duser of «t » C1»T IUI It may select, due regard xmiwrte aarrer ami Inapeotlou r^)stf vfclu* of WOO iw twine Klv*n to terms and manne! 885 Ridgedale Avenue, Miss Bar- olf the prempromisel s woulld cHwloeedli . any f(IOt. fur home Interview < td) of priynimt. m o&se one or more 585 HictRedale Avenue, Miss Bar- e. Rights ot nelghborlnK rtnict«d). Said pnymrnt elinl! minimum blil.s nhajl be received. an and munVilpal, corporate made In tlifl modfl and inftiirifT as bara J. Kmlec of 27 Bcrsey Court Ujxin aorrptnnofl of the minimum and public rlgtvU, If any, In If It were tines due and pufRble to bid. or bid shore minimum, by Miss Beverly J. Haklar or 68 any brooks, atreams, ditches, th* TownahhiD of Woodhrldw. SiUrt the Munlcip&l Council and the HELP WANTED • oraloa underground drains, nftympntfl riTinJI be matl^ until Poplar Street, Miss Nancy Lee iiuch Mme u tSii" one hundred pnvment thereof by the purchaser pipes or etndults bordering or tAxlj thousand »qu«rc fwt of according tx> the manner of pur- Ann Gurneak of 1438 Oak Tree crosstng preoitiw In QilesUon. tmlldlng l« conjtruetPd and on nhn.'w In accordance wllh terms of Guards Roiid, Miss Diana J. Belmonte of f, Rights of tbt public and prt- the MKRnat rolla, of the Town- sale on file, the Townahtp will de- T*t* rights, If any, In any ship of Woodortdge. liver a bargain and sale deed for part time. Industrial SI Summit Avenue, Miss I^udovina road*, aTenues, street*, alleys, .-Hid premlAM. Velazquez of 15 Fourth Street, and SIZES 12K-22H lues, or right* of w»y, border- 8. A oocimlaslon of Eleven Hun- DATED: June 2. 19«! •-.il .-.iid surrounding Ing on or croertng the premises dred (»l,I0O.W» Dollsrs will he lllllll Miss Helen Rlowinski of 46 Cod- paid by the TownahlTownahlpp of Wtx>d- JOSEPH VAT.ENT1 M i»t h.ive car and tele- PrtnUd Pattern 9278: Halt in Qusetlon. Mlp Clerk dinston Avenue. 8. Additional conditions of. sale: bridge to any licensed II. «/3-«-10/«5 [ Retired servicemen accept- Sires UK, HV4, 1«H, 18%, 1. The mlnlmuin selling price BIG BUYS UNDER THE BIG TOP salary, 167 per! Miss Duser, a student nurse at l shall bt One Hundred Fifty-five REAL ESTATE FOR RENT \r. equal opportunity em- Perth Amboy Oneral Hospital, yards 4&incti fabric; xarl thousand (1155,000,000) Dollars. is g graduate of Woorlbrldge High 3Mnch up contrast 1. A dttXMM a! Ten (10%) per Write Box M 202, c/o tM* eeat or the successful bid price, in 1964 PLYMOUTH 1983 FALCON School. She Is a Woodbridge Busi- 5/1M/3 FIFTY CENTS In coins for own or otrtUlad obeok. or oashier'8 check payable to ttoe Tmraablp of B.lv. 4-Dr. Sdn., 6-Cyl., $1OQC 4-Door Sedan, ness and Professional Woman's this pttUrn — add IS eenta WoodDrWue, sbail be paid at the Auto., R&H, P/S IO9w Auto., R&H , JUNIOR -must Chib Nurses Scholarship Winner far each psttera for lit-clwt tkne of the sale, by the Mooeasful '1295 and is the daughter of Mr. and mtilinf and spteikl handling. Udder. An adrtlttopal amount shall \ITJ license. Work in " at the time of dosing, •>•(• Employment avail- Mrs. John Duser. Send to 170 Ntwspsptr P»t- BIDING FOR RENT _ _ mil be tbtrtr (30) ant Urn Dipt, 2JIWeit 18th St. 1963 PLYMOUTH :.'h dimmer and senior A student nurse at Perth Amboy after sale fwldcfa Urn* b hsrftby 1964 PLYMOUTH General Hospital, Miss Kmiec is N«w York H.N.Y. Send Mr made of the essence) In tht man- Thursday or Friday ner foilowint: B.lv. 2-Dr., Auto., $ Fury 9-Paji. S(a. Wagon, $•)£ AC the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. for our Sprint-Summer Pit- Approximately 17,000 Sq, Ft. ' nm , or Saturday morn- Urn Citalof. Indudej coupon IncluslTe of ttw aforesaid ten R&H, P/S Stephen J. Kmiec. She Is a grad- (10) per cent deposit, oath to equal R&H, P/S, P/B 4993 food for One Frte Pattern. th* tott purchase price, lest the uate of St. Mary's High School, hereinafter mentioned mortgage. IN Perth Amboy. PtiriflMM money note and mort- N0VKLTIE8 gage to be taken back by the 1963 FORD 1963 CHEVROLET A graduate of St. Mary's High Towttstrrp of Wbodbrtdsje for A CLUBS - School, Mill Haklar is the daugh- petrtod ot tmrervty-four (M) montihi Galaxla "300" 2-Dr. H/T, $•! CQC BslAlr 4-Dr. Sdn., Auto., ||7QC with Interest *t six («%) per cent |i*;\NIZATIONSII ter of Mr. and Mn. Kmil Haklar par annum, due ana payable Aolo., R&H, P/S IU*3 WH, P/S, Air Cond 1193 wt-ktiM in the world She is a student nurse at Perth (twenty-four (24) months from the date of dosing ot tttle). ! when you set than. Amboy General Hospital. CARTERET, N.J. 4131.750.00. 512 oo a down. 411' Enrolled U • student mine at The abort papers are to be 1963 OLDS 1963 PLYMOUTH >n Street, Perth Amboy. Perth Amboy Hospital, Miss Gur- drairn by the Department of Lav ot the Township ot Woodbridge, a.t Permanent Location 4-Dr. H/T, Auto., Savoy 4-Dr., 6-Cyl.. VtM/10 ntak Is a graduate of Woodbridge the erpmse of the purchaser, In a R&H, P/S. P/B Aufo., R&H High School She Is the daughter form satlsftctorv to the Depart- of Mr. and Mr*. Michael Gurneak ment of Imw. Cost of advertising SUITABLE FOR AUTOMOBILE SALES fCOOM, UFA!. ESTATE thla s&le shall be paid by purchaser. t OB SALE Miss Belmont, a student nurse W Failure of lite purchaser to make at Perth Amboy Hospital, is payment In the manner aforesaid, WITH SERVICE AREA AND USED CAR LOT; 1963 CHEVY II HHW JOrXt wfil result In forfeknrt or deposit. MOTOR [TKRKT-Ktve room graduate of Woodbridge High Title to bt good and marketable 4-Dr. Sdn., 6-Cyl.S4IIAF completely remodeled School. She Is the daughter of subject to easement* and restrlct- FURNITURE f^pfiK; RETAIL LUMBER ft Auto., R&H I09U MURPHY BROS. SALES Mr. in) Mrs. Edward Belmonte. Ion* ot record VrorliM th»6 th«y do >! ouuide, 49 Randolph "Get ahead of him, not totMftn mt& «•• ma ot the iulJiorW Chryikr • Imperial • Plymouth A gudent nurse at Elizabeth quick., he's marking up • PMmlna for m|toiettep «f bulid- Valiant • Barracuda Dealer u soo Finandoi avail- lr*i tar tuduMU purpoajs. Title HoapKall . M^ prices!" 1961 PONTIAC V'.r.-n Coutructioa Co, Mm eoooluMtttT (UemKi to be INQITOE 501 N. BROAD ST., ELIZABETH • R 5-5600 ..•LT:cnt. M4-4167. li tht daughter of Mr. Aid Mrs. Mto U Piitehaatr doea not c/o THIS NEWSPAPER 4-Dr. Sedan, $11JC Edwardo Vnleiquet. She is a within thirty (30) day* from date BACHELOB OF ARTS: Miss of Sa]» adrtn the Towwfclp ol any Auto., R&H I lia "After W» Sell — W» Serve" graduate of Woodbridge High Jeawtle Fonlhoffer, danfUer oD]eetto«i or d«eot«. U Purohaoer School of Mr. and Mra. JoMph X. Fent- doe* rain a Title quatUon, Town- KOSCOPR W ihall haht* two (1) month, A graduate of Woodbridge High holfer, 17 My»Uc Street, Mcdred wbtoh to «u» atm*. a Bachelor of Art'i Degree freea 3. Porchanr mu»t, wltMn twerrtr- School, Miu Slowinslti LS a ttu- fmir IM) month* from the da,te at MIIS. LYNN dont nurse at Elizabeth General Crdar Crett College, ADentown, clewing of title, completely fill th* viviser. Aniwtri all Hospital, She is a graduate of Pa., Sunday. A graduate of ermre pretnlSM oooTerM with First Place i;'h thu ad and $1.00; Woodbrldge Senior High School, dean earth fill (nrbbIA, trash, Woodbridge High School. «art«i!e, junk, debrte, •Wraps, .'.'.H to i full itfe1 ihr was a member ol the cam- etc. are specifically not allowed). Av.i ; ,ble (or partial and put YWCA and the yearbook to elentam I abate mean aw letel, : L emept ttiM the areae on wWch '"< 0;x':i 9 to 9. Sundayi Uait. MIM Fontboffer hat ac- •truoture* are created aball be at !!mi':;t Kor (urtbef ia- cepted a teaching position with elevation 10. r^: 383-3179. litl Irt- the Edison Township school sjl- 4. Tho purchaser thall Install and t*rrj. construct Markle-v Stnet from Its I Itih-vay. 0/M/M Intenectton oo the eaat with Blair! Road to IU Intersection on tbe w«rt with, T* Avenue ls accord- ance with the Btanderfl Township of woodftrtrtee spectnc*tton». with > Rlaht or War width of sixty (SO) trrt, ronaliittn* of MlrtlnK flftv 1 H DRINKING has be- (S0> foot Rlffht of Way plu« 10 bl Alcoholics An- CITIZEN PAKTIC1PATION j f«>t to be dedlrat«d oy Purchaeer on Its own land. Said street shall help you Call BI J- ClUwn participation ii the key he paved thlrty-sU IM) foot ci»b |»n> F 0 Box »J, Wood- to goad government and fiscal to curb on new center Hue of the ••••*••••••• road. Said- atreet to be adequate!? 4/14/18 maoa|«nmt in local communi- (trtln«l, Purohaaer A&ll also lo- ties, •warding to * recent article stflll eoncret* curb, In ncoordanoe with Towmhtp of Woodbrldfe reprinted In Reader's Digest. The fperlflr»tlon», on the north and - READINGS article cites the annu.-J "Finan- •nuth sides of M&rkley Street. In all problem ol the roniitiruetton of Marklev Street, cial Statistics of New Jursey Local lyurohamr shall Insure ttaat the 9 to 9, No appointment IT'S OFFICIAL! Government," which is a publica- WE NEED slope adjacent to Markler Street 30(1 Smith St. Pwth shall be constnioted and main- tion ol the N. J. Taxpayers Asso- tained oil a 1 on 1 dope to pre- AS CERTIFIED BY iation. The taxpayers' report LISTINGS! vent eraston. 8aM bank la to be nlanwd wlttt Iry , plants placed compares taxes and spending ll* on center. Bald road and curb Our sales have grown ls to be ooBetructed within tweaty- CHRYSLER MOTOR CORP. per gal program* in tht state's mualci- so fast Lp the past few four (24) mofiKh* Jfrom Hu date '" Jf*. Free repair* palitlet. of dosing of tttle ' Oil, -, ME ' " months that we now THE NUMBER ONE VOLUME DODGE DEALER In an era of growing populaUoos 5. Tn the evens that purchaser l/IJtf need properties to sell oompUes with both Paratrapba J and demand for governmental to new residents who and 4. In remrd to th* entire prem- IN NEW JERSEY IS NOW services, "concentration on tax lw« ns evidenoed br a eertlflcate SI'lUYING - rurai- are flocking to this of compliance, signed bv Vb» Town- cutting ll not the solution to the Mi In Bmnneelr of the TowMhlp of , bedroom aeta, area. If you are think- Woodbridge.T then and In tn&t modern community's problems," CHANDLER MOTORS m all colow. event the iLfbnaald martmge shall, the article declares. It notes, ing of selling your be canceliwl of reoord bT the Town-^ home, please contact Khlp of Woodhrldge. without any 6/3 however, that wuste and unneces- further Dnyjnent of principal or sary programs are the "big ene- us for fafst and expert lntereot by the purchaser whatac- ever. However, In the event ttik* SALE mies" of governmental efficiency. sales service. purchaser falls to comply, with (he The article lists some facts where nforomenttoned WovWoo* wtthln the said Urn*. wUoh Ume la hate- BE OUR GUEST AT THE \|T WE WON IN MAY - AND JUNE will officials were «ucce6-sful in spot- 40-lnch br made of the leasenee, then and BE BIG ting and ending proposals for un- In that event uW enUre prlnolpftl «t and Intereet due oo said mortMife BIGGEST SAVINGS • GER & BETTER THAN EVER necessary expenditures. shall be due and payable. [ (rom t, Pvirotoaear must oommenoe ME Constructive advice, cooperation construction Ot tt,0M afluare feet CELEBRATION it has ever been your pleasure to attend. and assistance from informed ci- of grass floor area of lDduatrlal or; 4/au tizens me presented 113 the key commercial bullBal, W.W. TUMI lod of tlnie, tJ»n. and oiily to IVXtmt (Undaiil »Jait- H*H, UWin*I! W W. rrtr««i DIM owuwi wld noa tb*t ««o». Wltawiuaitp of Wdod- 'MDODGi $1995 '64 DODGE —$2295 '61190-SL MIRCIOES xrvkwl b) u >3,|XM luiltal brhks agiwM to release and a«*Jw '6U0MII *«* freTiud ole«r froo th* U«ii of the 4-Dwrl Fully b|uipH«*j *-raai w Dart Con*., SO,000 Mil. or S-Year OvansalM. C.n», On. Ownerj hUy la^ML Mvtt le '»1 CHIV10UT tad by aforesaid tuorttaM tti« huM* upon! M.00O MiU Ouuiantnl M P««*fl B4H lh said tawSttS I* ooiwtruolod liinda on * Iwaoof 1 ao» par ft*, »nd *!«»_««> ft dawt l*Uiaasn« thatao»ag*

Established 1945 100 t. ST, GEORGE AVE., LINDEN o^uy-o«,t Independent-Leader (E.B.) - Cartorn,

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o rr' L- C .™V«. I held Sunday at 8:45 and 10:15 a.m. selin Lion* Give \Tr«f flick to Receive ALL EYE DOCTORS WOODBRIDGE LUMBER CO Sister Frances Flag to Brownie* Degree from Bucknell nn CITVT AN»"DD SUBURBAN OfcLIVKRy 2 W orship Service* ^ church nursei7 ^n be avaU- PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED WOODBRIDGE — Among the AN ESTIMATE ANYWHERE Sclieduled on Sunday :*"*-, "mlMr sl Glaum* Made White Yw Waft Quality Keeps Us in Business ., dener, pastor of the First Pres- been scheduled as follows: Kin Club, recently presented Brownie Arts degree at Bucknel) Univers- • Frames, L>n««« nnd Temple* "*• byterian Church of Iselin, 1295 dergarten through sixth grades, fiirl Scout Troop 470 with an ity, Lewisburg, Pa., Sunday is placed Oak Tree Road, announced twoifl^ d 10:15 a. m.; and Junior • Building Material* • Doom ft Wind™. an Years As Nun Richard H. Trefflieh, son of Mr. • Over 500 Frame* to Chowe morning Worship services will be | Senior High Classes from American Flag. • MJHtrork • W«llbo«rd ' an( ISELIN - Sister M. Jane • Safety Glasnen For Voniig and OM 11:2fi x m. to 12:20 p. m. Twenty-five girls and their cha- and Mrs. Henry F. Trefflieh. 570 • Rooting * Flooring Frances, OP., celebrated her Barren Avenue. perones, of the troop, attended Special nome Service That t Mttc A 1961 graduate of the River- Silver Jubilee as a Sister of St. the International Food Fair, spon- For Invalids h Life with 6oad Vivw • MauMNt * Knettj Pin, dale (N.Y.) Country Day School. • Kitchen Our Savior'* Vespers Dominic, Sunday, at Mount Saint sored by the Perth Amboy General • Hardware Trefflieh is a member of Kappa ISEUN - Our Savior's Luth- Dominic, Caldwell, N.J. • Paint Cabinet* Hospital School of Nursing. Delta Rho social fraternity. eran will hold a vesper service of After a Solemn High Mass, cele Mrs. J. Rivas, leader, and Mrs. HENRY M. WEINSTEIN, OPTICIAN 1 communion preparation at Our prated at the Convent Chapel by M. Tauber. co-leader, report pre- """""JJ/?^ " MErcury 4-012 parations are being made for tl Between 1910 and 1920. with ex- 465-67 MAIN ST. - METUCHEN - 5M-M15 Redeemer's Lutheran Church in w Rev. John Ansbro, chaplain of Fly-ups, held annually for pansion of the automobile tire Mnn. & Fri. Id to 9-Tues,-Wed.-Thoni. 10 to 6-M«. * " ! at YOUR WATCH NEE&S Fords on Saturday, June 5. Mount Saint Dominic Convent, third graders who are entering industry, the population of Akron, m CLEANING'G (»:<» P she was among seven Dominican the Junior Girl Scout Troops. Ohio, was tripled. Pentecost Sunday will be ob- Sisters honored for their twenty' served on June 6 at 10:15 A.M. fifth anniversary and six sisters at School No. 18. First com- honored for their Golden Jubilee munion will be received by the members of the 1965 confirmation at a dinner in the Academy Aud- class, The choir, under the di- itorium. %«% STATE JEWELERS rection of Mrs. Howard Koyen Sister Frances, the former Miss will sing "Come Holy Ghost In Jane Cuthbertson. of Elizabeth Love." The sermon for The Rev FOOD BUYS 8 is the daughter of the late Mr. Richard V. Gilbertson is titled and Mrs. Robert Cuthbertson (Nen to SUto !*»•»*> "The Gift of Thejloly Spirit." and sister of Alexander Cuthbert- son of Oak Tree Road, Iselin. She attended Sacred Heart School. Elizabeth. PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE She is presently stationed at iur Lady of Lourdes Convent in TRADING STAMP FREE ountainside. Prior to this as- ignment she was principal and WOQDBRiDGE uperior for six years at St. Eliza- eth's of Hungary School and 'onvent in Linden. She also had CROSSRIB tching assignments at, St. POT CHUCK STEAK rigid's Convent and School, SWIM CLUB forth Bergen, and St. John's onvent and School, Jersey City. ROAST ROAST WELL TRIMMED Her guests at the affair in- luded: Sister Giovanni C.S.J., CALIF. BONELESS FIRST CUTS toly Rosary Convent, Edgewater, OPEN W.; Sister Cynthia C.S.J., St. STYLE FOR POT Vnthony's Convent, Northvale, CHUCK OR OVEN ; Sister Mary Francis R.P.B., 'recious Blood Monostery, Brook- For The BONEUSS lC SHOULDER m, N.Y.; Sister Mary of the BONELESS SHOULDER OR ativity R.S.B., Precious Blood 69 Moratory, Brooklyn; Sister STEWING BEEF * " ' LAMB CHOPS ib. 69 elen Marie O.P., St. Mary's Con- CUBE STEAKS 99 BONELESS CHUCK CMTEItCUT SHOUUKt* 7th Season! rent, Rutherford, N.J.; Sister SWIFTS PREMIUM ALL MEAT Gertrude Agnes O.P.. principal of LONDON BROIL Mr Lady of Lourdes, Mountain- FRANKS SKIHIESS 59 89 iide; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schuler, POT LEG - MR FtYINC OR MOHJNG ( outh Toms River; Mr. and Mrs. ITALIAN STYLE VEAL Limited Number of Memberships Available CUTFRdM Louis Schmitt and family, Rah- LEG CHICKEN QUARTERS 39 way; Mr and Mrs. Paul Britanik ROAST For Complete Details CUTLETS fRfSH COUNTRY STVU and sons, Keansburg; Mr. and AQ KEF FOR POTTING lA, iinnirmnC Mrs. Cuthbertson and children, selin; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Eisen- 49' ME 4-5051 rey, Toms River; Miss Mary „ - _ SHORTRIBS .49' SPARIRIBS artland, Westfield; Miss Mary Come And Join Your Neighbors oyle, Elizabeth: and Rev. Charles Buttner, pastor of St. RATES FOR 1965 SEASON ark's Church, Railway. WELCH'S WELCHADE SAVARIN COFFEE Family membership (Husband, Wife and PUNCH or ^ _ all children under 21 yean of age) • $150.00 Safety Club Board APPLE GRAPE ALL GRINDS Couple membership 125.00 IB 78 Single membarship 90.00 Has Special Meeting Students 75.00 ISELIN - The Board of Direc- ors of Iselin Safety Club met BEADY TO COOK 4% A* TWOGUtiFACUL m bo«, Monday, afternoon at the home of Newly Installed Modern Fountain ayor Walter Zirpoto, Colonia, for ( the purpose of discussing safety in TURKEY and Snack Bar plus a 29 TISSUES - O" the community. Huge Indoor Game & Recreation Room In attendance were Frank Mur- phy, head of the recreation depart- ment of Woodbridge Township; NIBLETS CORN 6 « 98 Robert E. Jacks, Council Presi- TWO GUYS TWO GUYS GIANT tlPf m ^ dent; Mrs. Dorothy Baum. Mrs. • 2 TENNIS COURTS • Ruby Harwell, Mrs. Aileen Cerulo, and Harold Burns, organizer. MAYONNAISE OLIVES 4*1 A meeting is planned for June Recreation For 10 at the miinicpal building with IMPORTED PRIMA i-Ol A g*. All Age Groups ,t. Anthony O'Brien of the Wood- bridge Police Department, Russell CANNED SODA Swimming • Basketball Bower of the Safety Council HUDSON SHOWCASE CHOPPED HAM 39 • Volley Ball • Ping Pong Mayor Zirpolo, and Mr. Burns to discuss the possibility of uniting • Pool table t Card Games NAPKINS *% . 1 fl PRODUCE DEPT. TWO GUYS for safety throughout recreation • Aqua Garnet • Swim centers and parks. ALL FLAVORS Meet* • Movies t Teen Mte

Bar-B-Ques • Restaurant TWO GUYS WATERMELONS TWO GUYS INSTANT • Social Activities • Parties 12-ox. Woodbridge Oaks bd • TV Room • Dancing under LEMON JUICE 45* FIERY RED RIPE COFFEE the Stan • Cooltoot* • Juke TWO GUYS LIQUID DISH TITLIY INSTANT 12-oi Cfl1c Box • Children's area. Alice CithbertiM 32-ox. — Swim Lessons — IMC Oak Tree Road pLbtL WHOLE LB.5 ICED TEA MIX 59 Iielln, New Jersey DETERGENT 38 GREEN AT OAKWOOD AVE, —Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Cutti- bertson, Oak Tree Road, were DAIRY DEPT. FROZEN FOOD DEPT. WOODBRIDGE hosts Monday to Sister M. Jane TOMATOES , O. P., of Our Lady of 'Lourdes Convent, Mountainside, AMERICAN CHEESE ORANGE JUICE ROYAL DAIRY TWO GUYS * MUSTANGS YELLOW & WHITE < HSSH HOME GROWN * FALCONS LC. /LOIfDA 7-99 1965 FORDS! OBG. * CUSTOMS ASPARAGUS MMOt 49 Tip TOp LIMOHADf DORK MASTIC CONTAINS l FRESH CRISP PASCAL BUY FOR ORANGE JUICE 29 CELERY 15 FRUIT DRINKS LESS AT AMBOY FORD! BORDEN'S AU VARIETIES m £m. CAUF. SUNKIST M 4k. |A. ftOZECN MG. 4 OHNKLE OH Biggest Discounts In New Jersey MILK SNAKE 6 - 99' ORANGES 10 49POTATOES APPETIZING DEPT. TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP WEEKLY SPECIAL '65 GALAXIES '65 FALCONS '65 CUSTOMS YOUR BOOK TOWARD TW WORTH PURCHASE OF 500 2 DOOR H.T. 2 DOOR SEDANS 2 DOOR SEDANS SWISS CHEESE 3-PIECE DOMESTIC SLICED TO ORDER .69' 7-fT. GARDEN UMBRELLA 1 I00D SAVER SET Aluminum tilt pok, umbrella cord, "W to1* ^2249 '1799 '1999 Heavy duty styrene for itoring and preserving ouUid* wMh HoroJ «ksign inside. 4 <""? FULL PRICE FULL PRICE FULL PRICE ad food*. Long lasting. Gffuvrung transparent aisartml colon. briliianc*. BOILED HAM , Reg, 2295 !65 MUSTANGS Lwt I.It Reg. 79c IMPORTED £ WITHArOOD FRESHLY SLICED LB. 98 * PURCHASE OF $1.00 or MOKE SLICED g± ^ HOUSEWARE DEPT. HARD SALAMI . 98'

ALL MODELS NOW IN STOCK .. HILL 1'KICE Stop In Today A.t The I'laee To Save! Downy Thrill Top Job Safeguard Dynamo Dtodorant Soap 61 IC 39' AMBOY FORD 442 SMITH STREET VA b 3500 PERTH AMBOY -Woodbridg OPEN DAILY SUNDAYS Garden SUle Parkway Eilt No. 1*7 ROLTE 18, EAST BRUNSWICK

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