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Presented Fairly, dearly ( |hc Community Inter* 2 And Impartially Each Week Kn|| Local Corerage ret Complete News Pictures CARTERET, N J., FRIDAY, MARCH-9, 1962 tnwnd M tnd CUa IUD At P O., Cvtmt, • J. PRICE TEN CENT8 Ppurt in Industry Democrats To Face Voted; New Ti ets Moore Site Councilmanic Post Winter is Leaving Roads ilineral Kolibas Heads Otlowski Jackson, Here Full of Pot holes j npirits CARTBMT—A rash or pot- Darin* the wet weather water For Congress Club Here Such In holes, spawned by the winter works its wny under tin- surface CARTERET — Officers for Vito. William Fleming Coun-I season, l» spreading over the and M)lt' i> the road fmmda- i the Otlowski for Congress Club cilman Adam Szymbor^l. and| borou«h roadway* making the turn The constant potindim: of of Carteret were elected at a William Elliot. driving a bit darnerou* ,tinfflc crumbles the surface meeting last week. John M.j The ten-member board of dl- s IJuver The situation^ exlntu along material And a steady rain i> Kolibas. founder of the groupftctors include Charles Miller, 1 Battle moat of the roads, the main »r- enouiih to wash out tin loose WIN CASH AWARDS: At ;i Management Dinner held at iln- K«r?e Inn, Harry Buchanan, Iwas unanimously named presi-lsecretary of the Zoning Board >1 ex- tcriei at wrll u the side streets mutei'inl rxrrutlvr vice prfitidrnt nf the Metal A Thermit Corpnraliiii, iiresented Frank Siekitrka dent jof Adjustment: Joseph LfschekJ CARTERET—Borough Dem- utfrei '•» KoingHere and there thf 8treet De- From this point the hole is and Kdw.ird Fltzpatrick * SM5.1I0 aw;ird for their partirip.iUoii in the Company's Surges- Other officers are Roy Jack" " - a member of the Board of ocrats will face a three waf v nt.dedtM- many pottiota as possible car knocks anothrr chip out or pany's Carttrrl plant, Mr. Siekierka in the Maintenance Diiwrtment and Mr. Fitzpatrick cilman John Hutnick, second|of the Planning Board; Mrs The contest developed over , ,(rm me risingIpaveroenU, however, continue us ilm Mure and nwrr wat.r in Ihf Detinnlnit Department. In thf picture above. Mr, Kitjpatrirk is shown receiving his vice president; Robert Mc- lAnne Niemiec, deputy boroI the failure of the Democratlo :m,m'rtii»t« out-U) crumble in «pot» as the win-s.(.])s through the surface, from Mr. Buchanan I center) while Mr. Siekierka looks on. |Mickle. financial secretary; clerk: Gabriel Comba, prank Organization to rename Coun- Ur wttn on. spreading even further under Miss Irene Synowieckl, record- jBuzas. Norman Mandstrom,' cilman Alexander Such. - ucung 'ii atom: The wlntfr raln» have added the pavinR. ing secretary; Raymond KinchJ Felix Makwinskl, Anthony Schi-! Instead.the Organization hat • nut uxiaj: vn iiditlonal hazard u> pot- councilman Alexander Such corresponding secretary andlmenti and John Medwick. endorsed Raymond Abaria, ft i'.' M>JIIM»I ipir-llx**' W1** wltn *iU!r' th"v tms wW thBt tnp rOftd depart- Eleven Carteret High School Seniors Alex Pazekas, treasurer The group discussed plans; leader in the Italian American rln m'ciuir«d th*!*** baltly duOlniiulshiible from ment will try to remedy thrse Also Mr, Charles Dennis, ser- for a mass rally for Otlowski Citizens Club for the Such post 1 :.>;* 11v > Ben]**pOMd rwdvar until the motor ondltlons a» soon as wither geant at arms; Mr. Joseph Si- which will be held later tRis But Councilman Such ha* renditions permit ",. .uii'. n Mt toitat bujxm thrni Accepted by Five State Colleges tar, parliamentarian; Mr, Prank month or in early April. decided to seek the Democratic ,:>.;. latr •on* of' Gambino. publicity chairman,! Mr. Kolibas announced that nomination just the same tin- nd Mr :i(1.ii.;» CARTERET— Eleven seniors Beryl Hill I* homeroom>.hair- opera guild, and a cappella a - Thomas Mlllk. mem- j any persons interested in sup- der the designation "Regular •• It :> were happy to receive accept-iman, a member of the CH'imi'i choir. bership chairman. [porting Otlowski should send Democrat for Reelection." ;ul« »1 JSCirl Scouts Set Sportsmen Get snee from five State collegesiClub, P.T.A., a cappella choir. Carol Shupper, admitted by, Trustees are Michael Mitro.jtheir campaign donations to| Also seeking the Democrats MM, this week. ;opera guild, and organist at th- Newark. Paterson. and Tren- Joseph G. Jomo, Eugene De-:Mr. Fazekas, treasurer jzion Lutheran Church. She wi'.l ion, will follow the kindergar-•" "~" ~~ For f kg Raisin" More Sponsors state in kindergarten 'pn- ten-primary curriculum. Cheer-;nrr i .O.I ¥• F * i i . t.-d that a s leader, a member of the stu- Saturda U m Contest At IITomorrow Of 'Warner' 1, dent council committees, a cap- y ® (lag may ma,or " Mrurtiin eretHnd Peter Wrampe: OlasOjoro. | At tfah School Winners Chnspn : K'iii.t1 l» _ _ ''"her MtnWnir treasurer of the freshman tomfttowV CWtSm^mer, As.sociatioa'5 Pop Beryl Hill: P.terson. Ellen * •"#*»<* cl ss /U Hl^H CJU1UU1 W 1II1R^ UWhCIl S M'!ul.i 1 thf State""^TiTiiton Oa¥"Is en' - s> . secretary of the French •. • .iUrn.* for Utf »•*«•<, ,.t thf ort^ion. r^rTTremon. Eiienlrown Z- «P«*«Jt for the Perth Am- Club and'vice-presidentof the Aw lareersAt H. \ Session ^flK.|JOO 111 00 ; 'jttVb Council Jwr •»'«» touted h.u "adopted" ftw more Pop \rm Holencsak, Karen Malwiti.! " Evcnim" ". News, co-«Tto" r 2r, sShen 8nupSr CARTERET - The National: CARTERET - The District :v.iied pi! ' to "attend that wmoriv which w,< r football players Mlcheline Malwltz, Robert1*"^00^ N?Si *nd_ * .>• *i rark Aveniie Merit Scholarship Qualifying .Three, Legion Contest, New vi.ffl tiso uhieb of the Loudspeaker staff "tUJ fet lwld lp front <>f < h<- Bor • (i!i>up» contnbutlng during Sisko Carol Shupper. Oall Slot .irid ti ram nvtnui. Test> and the Nationa, Educa-iJersey, finals of the National lrr the F.T.A. -MI piojiil Mall. tin ;>itM wnk were: Uxni 11. wtnskl. and Dorothy Stetn. also partlclpa^d • Alexander Perka, son of Mr.itional Development Test, willHigh School Oratorical Con- nii^K ^ng as student (In »fek *lll or O:rl Scout (i F)!! A nf Metro Olass. 1100 Since multiple applications tor of the umior and Mrs pel.ka SLi 34 McKin-!be given in the Carteret Highitest were held at Carteret High iplay, a member of the FT A., g ' thl' Uo"*e«;fc,8i)ecl4ien-tc«in»vrbe«i lor 'v,o boys: Curteret Post 2«3.;were permitted^ «omi' students ley Avenue, will study the choir., Schoomorningl a, t Marc§:30h o10n, undeSaturday'Schoolr thej , yesterday at 9:30 A.M. " • cri,irchf, to Th. American U-Klon. HO? forare now faced Wth ftie deterra- iscience program at Newark. 1 d th Judges for the contest were opera g\iB;,!J3he «i-ves •is a supervision of the guidance George Otlowski two boyiw and The Italian-|tr*tlon of the adn&rfon the; Zion Miss Thorn may choose 1Cun Sunday scfic-'.;) teaci;.* ,i partment. Cassidy, Regional Per *""'' CJUMUS Club of Csr-|wlll ««cc»t, In man* •** 'lamonR East Stroudsburg, Rider T—.., hafuig reeeivedj- • • , s MrtOrmance VS. Post Of it!use tests fice. Philadelphia. Major Ar- WlHnir Caitwa. CDOfciartft acceptances from the P^^idef s hih m with p< 1 2H LsfiUed thur Elian, Assistant Professor | _^^_^_^__ '* * - ai factor. Adolph Slotwinski. first two schools. Miss Stein will information that is useful in eiitttW(J'*it ^aiement alon«| with Ellen Brown is the daughter Micheline Malwit/. an ele- ; from career planning or in selecting of Military Tactics. Captain! COUNCILMAN SUCH David Blackledge, Assistant (Mden Promt* This John lUftAnwIo. youth chair- nf Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. mentary education major. ifi!»nd Trenton. Miss Karen Mal- courses in high school and col- ;wlt71 wns otifi 'Professor Of Military Science, nomination for council is Roy prafTitm *ill I* prwnted at •f the LTRJOII in which Ilrown, 2fl Ea.st Oak Street, the dniiRhter of Mr, and Mrs. " ed previously of lege. After the test, each par- ticipating student receives an Captain Paul Colaianni, As-!Jacltson, a leader in the youth Woorlbrtdt_.^. .e. Hig..,.h. Sehao_._ l sm , the fop Warner Vice-president of the student Edwin Malwltz. ti Somerset her eligibility for Douglass, and Mlss interpretive folder prepared by sistant Professor of Military Airl movement of the borough. tirdny. March 10 There will be ni'ivement and uryd nil other council, co-editor of the year-Street. Student diivctor of the Holencsak for Geor-hn 1 1 Mr Science Research Associates, Science. (The latter three are; Otherwise. Mayor Stephth .2-80 and 7:00 offer book. Miss Brown has partici- senior play, prcsid'-it of theiCo" '' - Wrampe ha,s a choice b( twt ( n the testing agency, that reportsj courtesy of Mrs. R. E. Engels.jSkiba is unopposed as is Coun- P M vlH'11 culled patt'd in music and dramatics mixed chorus, a meiii'>r of thei ' ' ' Newark Collese of En- 1 in >enll and individual test results for com-jSpeakers Bureau, Department:cilman Thomas Deverin, iind served as vice-president of cast of the junior uliiy. news « ' K Newark State. • rM>v Th» paiieaiu u uncl- parlson with scores of high!of Public Relations, Rutgers.) i The Republicans have named "p,. .1 ,'AairmanaWp of Mrs I^ank Mr Blown aUo reported that the junior class and G-rman editor of the Anns'-ott News/ Mr. Sisko, Boy's State repre- i school students across the Department Vice Commander Andrew Banick for mayor and .;;'.T Autiit. pronram chairman of »n iidditidiuil 91 ' ,oyR have re«- Club n well as -M'esid""! of the,Mlcheline is also a nii'iuber of;sentativt> last year, has won v w country. Thus, students can Of The American Legion August}Charles Boncelet and Julius ™ t\\f OUl SoouU of Woodbridge Isteifd lor Pop Warner This Pifnch Club She will be an the P.TiA. literary staff of thejadmission to Rutgers. Newark, learn more about their educa- Mu»ic Ui under the brings Hi' rot,d iiimh»-r of reg- elementary education major. loudspeaker, French Club/and Trenton. P. Lauer of Metuchen gave first! tional strengths and weakness-!prize to Richard Pasarela of Leader Contest 1,V dlrwtiqn.of Mr E. Ca*\io'r»ky Mrants in i"l — ' ! AQ es —• whether or not they plan Manville High School, repre- There also is a contest for ofCarter«t Oirl Scouu. Brown- suifAPimlntrd 7 1 m ir to attend college. j senting Somerset County. Democratic leader In the Ninth tea and leader* of the Wood- Tht. pj,,, w,i:n,, Climimtlw. District. James Quin, Organiza- nisnlav ':'':" **' '?" T ..Sunday Service Approximately one hundred Second, third and fourth bridfe Council comprw the nas 8[s0 ;ilJ|j<)lr,,,.(1 th), r(Mnttln. and twenty-five students will tion man is being opposed by Ordinances March /."> • / prizes, presented by Ben Sun- choral and Urutinn poupn In d(.r of lts Pop Wil,,,,, c,mhm participate in the taking of the Joseph J. Tempio and Robert shine, Bords, Department Ex t'l'ifin to Honor thl» preienUtlon surf Ttll, „„.,, s,.],.,.,0(| t0 worit tests and the results will be re- R. Sowienski. ecutive Committeeman for Th* public i* cordially m: w(l!) h(1(|d ,„.„.,, R!ll.)h Anton. At Youth Center ^1^-™. a ugs por Girl Scouts turned by May 15. The battle in the Democratic vlle< to tt Ild Middlesex County went to 1Put I *»«irl«iu: ' » * AdmUsion i» f 1 Blll l c:n lk> will be held oh three 01 ilin.mces t ranks has been simmering for "> "V OW Scout " " "V i h • equipment, to be School, representing Sussex ,,rd County; Thomas Dilts, Hunter- A..x.Uary Unit or Br0Wn(e Sw Nf» >1fmbir» ]at tiu. Yoi,th Ct,ntrr „„ Ruth Ann Van Pelt, reading the To Start Monday ..!•: don Central High School repre- '• i'-s annual __- Wulier O:i>:ur president ofjday March 12. at 7 P M underthe New Testament Lesson, I John CARTERET — As in many "iid pa»t • i • r» the'Carteret Sportsm* n Asso-i The program win be conduct- uUtjtions. senting Hunterdon County. 17: Karen Paloczie leading churches of Eastern Orthodox Herman E. Horn, principal of : Saturday.-.M. Patrick $ Itay elation, aminuiic.'d 'hat slxcd by Charles Richards of 84 the1 Responsive Residing, which communion, the holy season of American' Pmktarntn *ifhmliiltul '«•* ""'inbei^ were '.u'lcomedHauuman Street, who is head Carteret High School, was hon- I i rufiram nt nrutiuu MQ t|i(, k,r(u||i ,a lts hn, m8.,.t-jlnstnictor at The Reef, which h is Psalm 51:1-17. Betty Merl, Lent for the St. Demetrius (Xfivy chairman. '"• *i'l br CARTERET-On March 18 Inn, The iw numlHis are: lrtput-d on Ruhway Avenue, in Gail Ward, Frances LukatosjOrthodox Church communi- i-diatr p»at at J;JO P. M. it protiram in Randolph B:\.m, Nicholas'wootlbrldRe. and Barbara Lakatos will re- cants will begin according to' 'Francis T. Tomczuk; was pis- By Rev. Mr. Ross tnct Irt A Cluuk honor of St Patrick's Day will Kaclur Uii'-v nrunniiuiid. M,! |Mi Richards Is also presl ceive the ollering. the Julian Calendar on Mon-i Chairman. He was as- CARTERET — "Tenip'ution" iday, March 12. Lenten devo- sisted by Lester Sabo, post- P*M pffsl- be prtwnted In St. Joseph's Dennis) Yuriln^i. Fin nk|dent nf the Submariners, which Girls of Brownie Troop No leeway, iu auditorium by the children In Schnorhusch and V -d HIKM 'IS a -lii'oup of people Interested wJ]1 the theme of the ser- tional and memorial services master at Carteret, Thomas A. 114 who will serve as Color| (Iradf 4. A feature of the eve- Mr On.Mor :\h UM! that|ln Scuba. The word SCT7RA mon of Rev. Willis Morgan for the beloved dead in our fam- Jakeway, James L. Varga.Mid- ; Parsons,] iilng will be IWIH^ and doiKes all member.s tlu' r nut yftistands for : Self Contained Ross at the 9:30 A. M • und :ds ure Linda ilies will be served as follows: dlesex County Chairman; Dei; Dona Mehl, Oluil Abbott. Diana includr a Till* (jvent will help to pro-lrenewi'd their Ittti'.' iii'-m nrshipjUndiMwater ftreathinR Appam- ltt:45 A. M,. services «\ Zion Every Sunday at 6:00 P. M., be-'Siegfried. Sussex County Chair- Lane, Kathleen Ozmore and man .'•ii dirtner vide fund* lor the new parish^o do MI US soon a .sible jtus. and. It |s the nim of the Evangelical; Lutheran church, uitmiing on March 11; every, : Robert Ruggeri and Rob-! 1 1 »< "• 3D P. library.,' Tlekeu may be ob-; .Submariners to foster safe div- 712 Roosevt'lt Avt'iuie liwoca Ruth Sanchez. Friday at 7:00 P. M., Deuimnm,'. ' '' O'Donnell. faculty members,; ing practices. They also have 1 *lnch| be-hajmed, from children in the|O1S UKA.N S LIST bit, the first Sunday m Three r,irls of Brownie Troop on Marc h" 16 and• th•- e Divin-• • t and Kinssley Fisher Pnllowing pifoiiram or at the door ciHTKKI'T • • Mi-raincian-At'iu'™ .iiu...r,w,^ wreck«.--s' 115 will serve us flan bearers: Liturgy every Friday at 8:15 First District foulest shore, wUl Ht rx- pro- , flte iaimliternlMr liudMrs/aloiiKithe Jeiw shore, and. Florence Watkln.s. Janice Rog- A. M. Carteret high school is the Choir, under the dine lion of ! "' '» HI- l)t:M(M BATS TO MEET .Owa'JidHi. 30.MrKinl.-y A«-;tlme ii«™itUi«!. will relate Robert Peters-mi, v and Patrii'fa St. Demetrius Parent-Teach-1first high school In the state to 1 The Mld-Totvn nue, is> on the De;ius MM forl«mie ,of the experiences, they, Rev. H. Addison Woeste- rts As^"ei"tion will h"'d a I' - have a District Contest of the ,, ill freshmen at Doiit:l..v- C.lli'ue.-hafr.- had duriQR these explora- " neyer will preach at both the dttlonal Pre-Lenten dan InjNational High School Oratorical 1 Slm kl^wn that tne or. * "' v b, riipo.s was tiqjus. Although the Ciirteret;- B:30 and the 11:00 A. M. ser- ,1 Contest. More than 1.Q00 stu- Kiinlst. the Pavilion on wkMm wouW not support trw Slocak Club, Church School meeb in the on the subject. How to March f0, beginning atj 8 P. M.idents listened to,oratoW on the;^llndlman Such cliair^ 1 1 and 111 0 Unltedl velt Avenue. 1061 at Cw-ulrl Huh adi" ' i°" Monday, .Parish Hall at 9:JO P. M. under ^ove God.God." IsuhiIsuiah 58 will also at. Ann'Anns Auxiliary his, sptspnn-i^f"m , " " ° ^ t|ie streets and roads commit- I Thursday eveninxs for high the direction of William 81e- be rend in connection with theisorinR the Spring Hat feudal mlSjtj*tes of America, Iscliool students only, this pro- Mui e11 T. Lee for reelection. ber, general superintendent, above Scripture, as buckKruund'the St. Demetrius Community ' Woodman pan"i At th« party meeting this 1istw l grain will be held on Monday,! 1 antl me stii11 '01 the messane. iC-nter on March 12 at 7:30 P J™ntOolnmander thanked thejweek> ,t is undel,stoodi the ma. March 12 arid may be attended' Carteret High School,for the! Paul Leek is Appointed 1 Lentent nn dldevotion1 1 s will be coiv M. We hope that the community by seventth and eightihthh gradde ' " " ' " The Junior - Junior jority vote went to Abazzia ducted on Wednesday, March Youth Fellowship will moot at will support both, of these af- several votes for both Such and students us well a 14, at 7:30 P. M. The pastor fairs. M'.Harsanyi The Curteret Youth Center Is the church at 12:«0 P M. and Jackson. M,&T. Personnel Head will preach the second in a go in the church but to the! 8t, Demetrius' pastor. Rev, Herman E. Horn's invitation Mr. Jackson was fund drive .sponsored by the lln "Re- Statue of Liberty, returning at!J° Hundlak, at present time has shown that much can bejChairjnan. for .the Carteret done in Americanism when, con- 7:00 P. M. is on his in Miami OARTERET-Paul Leek has locuted on Washington Avenue, schools cooperate with patriotic' clusi'on of the sifvice theiv will 1 Fla., to be back is a past president of been appointed personnel man- lliear PershlnK Avenue. 1 Those prepariim I'"' chinch programs of national scope. Jdr-I be a coffee hoiji m tlu Parish 1! around March ager of Metal 4 Thermit Cor- membership and interested Hall during wVficli th, second! Horn had acted as jijdge in the poration1* plant In Carteret. adults will study the, subjf(ct,, Clubs and of the Parkview Civic Dinner 011 Saturday chapter,of the book •'Our New county g Club. He la a member of Che Prevtom to 'acceptum «->m- "Our Church at Worji." at Vjohlt Trosko Hurt The winner will appear at wil] be P. M. A series of, Lenten ser- p boa.rd of advisers of the Perth ployment with M. fc T, Mr. Trenton Jr. High, School to- vices will be held eachWednes- In Misluifi at Work Amboy Mental Health, Clinic; Leek wu perionnel mumper of CARTERET - A or the \wvlt in- night, March ft. Ht 8 PM. American Legton Post 363; held|Maek Trucks, Inc. Plainfleld day at 7:30 P^ M. CARTERET John Trosko, dinner will be held from 5 to 8 United Lutllel'tth CllUl'Ch Cleveland - Columbus Parent i plant and aUo worked for a The trustees' mmiiig will be 38, of 53 Laurel Street suffered V M, Saturday by the Polish Women on Monday ift 7:30 Teacher Association; Sports- time at Muck's new held at 8:30 P. M. Wednesday, a back Injury while at work at Jaycees Will Hear American Club, Inc., 129 Ran- P. M. and Catechetic*. Classes men's Association; Theodore Haneritown, Md., planL From 'diilph Street. Mr. Joseph Bar- The Naomi Circle will meet in the,i Esskl) Mfg. Co., Elizabeth, on Thursday at 3:30 PM, 8:30 Talk by Can Tuesday Roosevelt Lodge 219, F&AM: to I960 he was employed tos Is uhairman. the church parlor Tuesday at Wednesday Carteret Craftsmen Club, and P. M. and 7:3tt P. M. He was taken to Elizabeth CARTERET — Thomas Carr, y thee CCentrae l Ust Saturday a meeting waB 8:00 P. M. Flrsl Presbyterian Church. General Hospital mid admitted. Perth ftmboy, consultant to the Annex l« Wa*lilimt wilt Bouth Plainfleld, withold BOH, FRIDAY, MARCH 0, 1962 PAGE TWO Carteret Man in Area Students Session is Held Clubwomen to Korea Maneuvers OBlTUARlfc J. 8 FORCES, KOREA- In Variety FRANK GURKA Hear Publicist Army PFC James H. Gregory, By VFf Ladies CARTERET CARTERBT - The Ladles Avenue, Cnrteret Jewish Community News at the Evening Membership ory, 2 Auxiliary. V.P.W.. Star Landing Department of the Carteret Post 2314, held its meeting last Women's Club regular meeting 1 M1 field trnlniiiR maneuver everjcollegr, sponsored by * * Hf WM Rn oll ganger which will be held at St. Mark's Monday evening In the post held In Korea. Am rlca Church HRII, Monday at 8;30 TX'tlnn number MS «U- * ^ " « «' r rooms. Mrs. Ruth Donovan, During tlw four-day P. M. will be Jay P. .Murray, it senior vice president, presided, more wns announced by Mrs. Ben tlons A silver offering was awarded Pondi. So aTil* of^VoHty. ^Lmbd* 0.^ c&lU of 8t Jo, to Mrs Donovan In charge of flr ;n i7 Mr. Murray Is past publicity Thallland'nnd Turkish armlM|Tnu. won .' '! ''(,()(,i^r,nr Catholic Church nmid a hospitality for the evening were editor of California Oil and Is in both dny andtlier WfRCott Julia Pelszyk and Mrs: Marga- of the vocal nf Ho,y now associated with their Ad- 'tactical maneuvers under and was in ret Nemeth. On Mnrch 20 the vertising Department. He Is simulated combat conditions. whV MI,, S auxiliary will hold a bingo reoeraDher for the dance mim- Catholic also 'a cartoonist, short story Gregory Is fin assistant rock- fthel2 party lor disabled veterans at lp writer, and a writer of humor- et-launcher pinner in Company I/VJ

Wolf badso to William Boos.|Wnltaker Oienn wurtzeld. Value George CMllpka, Mickey Vargo.'Hnj j^bm Stephen Baux; bear badge tojjos h Baue; John McKeage. Joseph FiVner. Barry Madison:' .e HatlCOcki Rlcnar(i Rosen, BIGGER AT silver arrow under bear to Lee|Herb Ro8Coe, Steven DeWltt.; BraidywiM Hansen. Barry Madison: snver;Oary BerUn, Ronald Klein. arrow uncW wolf to William Neal Halloran, Michael ChaitJ Mushrooms Tryear and Matthew Jago;iN,cnola8 Qlananu. James' Slic»d Sltmi t Pitett ?old arrrm-under bear to Barry;BaU,s ^^ Curtln Jogeph Days! Madison, and uold arrow under:Molnar Arthur wlntCTp and wolf to William Boos. .Kenneth Upateln. One-year service star* were prizes were al«o presented to presented to Raymond Han-.the Cub IcouU (or the Christ- sen, institutional represents- mM canj wle. Qsry Berlin won Ann Page tlve: William Trygar, trea- flrst prize and James Nussbaum for A & P surer; Howard Madison, equip- was runner-up Pure Egg Noodles ment, and Mickey Vargo, Lee, Kenneth UpsUin and Arthur Fin*, Broid, Extra lr«*d Hansen, Joseph Fisher, Barryfwinter were graduated Into STEAKS Madison. Bruno SosnoVski.'Boy Scouts. l Chris Taylor. William Trygar.1 —' Richard Lambertson and Ron1-" Super ald Flzer, cubs. Mrs. Anita Panek, den moth LaChoy er, received a (our-year service,.! Lodge Inducted star. William Trygar. Jr. Mat- Three Officers Chinese Dinner thew Jago, Jr., and Lee Hansen | AVENEL—Nomination, elec- led in the sale of tickets for tion and installation of three Market 19V, o 530 the Scout-O-Ramavjand were!officer* were held at Friday's ply. awarded prize*. i meeting of the Pride of New "Mrs. Stephen Baux was wel-J e 1 s e y Council, Bon* and 833 Roosevelt Ave. TOP or BOTTOM - Boneless corned as a member of the pack Daughters of Liberty. Deputy Coionna No Fat ic Fancy Codfish Fillet committee. All fathers of cubs Nathaniel Morse, assisted by Import* d Pirmtitn have been requested to offer Mrs. OrvlUe Barkelew, national Carteret, N. J. 39« Jumbo Shrimp services as commltteemen. treasurer, installed* Mrs. Ed- Grated Cheese Added 1b. Radi-Mii Ftavond ROUND ROAST Den 1 conducted the opening ward Palmer, treasurer; Mrs. Fancy Halihit Steaks service,. led the parents and Warren Cline, associate vice Bread Crumbs rtt cubs in song, and presented a councilor and Mrs. Louis Haff- TOP SIRLOIN or Fancy Whiting skit which explained the growth ner. 18 months trustee. The C of the Capitol Building at first and third offices were held Sweetheart Soap Flounder Fillet Z\ 2 Washington, D. C. Den 2 pre-jby Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blessel Boneless eent«d a skit of cowboy life and who plan on making their home Buy 3 it regular pric» ... Fried Codfish Cakes song on the open range. (in Seattle, Washington, In the Git I for Ic RUMP ROAST 85: All cubs now on the waiting near future. Ilk. PP list to join the pack are in- Mrs. Raymond Waterhouse C Breaded Shrimp vited to attend the next meet- reported on the progress of the CubedSteolT 99' Sliced Bacon :r ,'55 Fried Scallops ing, March 27, School 7, 7:15 planning for the official visit FREE P. M.. accompanied by their of the state councilor and staff u*- parents. at the April 6 meeting. Palmolive Soap Flank Steaks "'t^ 99' Ground Round Steak 89 Shrimp Cocktail ' ™~ " i Mr. Morse spoke briefly on Corinthian For toiM ind btlh n^U,, P,.#J. (.„„„. i current events and compli- Breast of Lamb 1SS15'Ib. League |ment€d members on thelr ^ SoupBeef - 35 ' 49: Froztn-Food Btfyi! Announces Openings tendance record during the bad SVUMI-I Bnnd-TV Wllfe UMM FORDS'— At a meeting of weather this winter. Other Design the Fords Babe Ruth League. speakers were Mrs. Palmer, N«w Jersty Egg Month Value! Macaroni Dinner Thursday announcement was state vice councilor; Mrs. Ray- made of openings in the player!mond Waterhouse, state com- Wihtaert Brand Oyster Stew ;mltte merab er; Irs Camay Soap Idom pool for all eligible boys be- « . * - ._ . Mectri Quality koi, tween the ages of 13 and ij.iMn. Mow, deputy. »nd Prank- GLASS-' For loiltt ind bith carton Orange Juice Multi-tok cam Read state flnance com LARGE EGGS 2 95 Anyone interested may contact^ ' - O«r«nn Ui John Mansfield, 29 Eberley!ml,7ee- ... . . ngu!ir 01 A 3 Freneh Fries pi,.. 33* place 1 Hospitality was arranged by Sonykreok Brini Mrs. Waterhouse and her com- WARE It 01. In the absence of the presi- mitUe Speclal award wmnerS Alaska Sockeye cai Potato Monels plgt dent, the meeting was con-|WereMrs .Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. RED SALMON 53 10 OL Ubby't ducted by Mr. Mansfield, vlce!slesseli Mrs. Carl Augustine, Whole Baby Okra PW>- Presldent • . 1 Mrs. Louis Engleman and Mrs Libby'i—S«rv* IOVL John Mayer,, in charge of the Raymond Hancock GrwaKale For Whin yjui help CD A CIIITTI FRANCO-AMERICAN^ MttrtdorCr*M«l ptjl. james schedule, announced the Llbby'i season will be opened at Fords cam 25 Wm ft Wife I I I Pnpard-Wrtl Tewti Sme A Green Beans lt»li«n Babe Ruth Field, 2 P.M. on ...RED CROSS can help May 27. Purim Carnival 1 17 12. Zucchini Squash pi,.. *> Refreshments were served by PEANUT BUTTER 6 BIG WEEKS Mr, Glean iir Mrs, Joseph Wigro and her Sunday, Mar. 18 Cruiy ir Ckuiky 39 committee. The next meeting All purpott liquid claantr PtanutWttk Values will be held at the Fords VPW FORDS —The Sisterhood of NOW - Yours abso- Hall, 8 P.M., March 22. The Parkway Jewish Center will AIF Iriii*—Vlrflili—VmiM tuM hold a Purlm Carnival Sunday, 1712. guest speak'er will be Elbur lutely FREE - Beauti- hot. Richards who is a member of March 18, at VJ.W. Hall, 411 tan Salttd Peawrti 4 lint New Brunswick Avenue, from ful Glassware to en- LIBBY SWEET PEAS 2 39 the community scholarship pro- gram committee. 2 P. M. to 6 P. M. hance your table set- Mrs. Alan King, chairman, Joy 1712. lo. «< announced entertainment will tings ! Popular "Corin- 35' TO HEAR DR. STARR be supplied by the Sunday thian" pattern in the Li LIBBY'S CORN A 3 cm 49 CQLONIA — Dr. Anna Starr School classes, and that the of Rutgers University will be game booths would be eon- most wanted matching MMITMI H»rt| Uiu IrtW the guest speaker at the next ducted by the Youth Group of IV* »>• Peanut Butter general meeting of the PTO of the congregation. sizes. Each glass com- pUitic i" Schools 2 and 16 next Tuesday In addition to the sale of bines attractive design* Kraft Dinner 2 31= ApritotNectar 2 :«9' at 8:0p P. M. In the auditorium cakes, jewelry, plants, books, kit Iraid-Hilm Dairy Ctift r Voluti! of School 16. Dr. Starr will with long lasting stur- novelties and Israeli Art Craft, CtrhlTlpi speak on "Family Relation- an old-fashioned auction wUJ diness. Asparagus 47' BartrettPeari 2.. 69' ships." Hostesses will be the be held. Admission will be free. for lutomitic wtihtn second grade mothers. NikliM OriHi Siiiiiik Libky'l Iriid Sho#p dmldar QM«M •rgi Mil gi«nt 77C 14 oi. BROWNIES MAKE C Naturally • in i ii Kraft Cheese Spread SHAMROCKS 6th Period Oreo Cookies 47 Peas & Carrots 3 49* , A writer declares that every, FORDS — Donna Murphy Hippy Fimily 1 Mozzarella Slices single man makes a false step was elected president and Lin- Burry Cookies Anartownt ;:& Dole's PiReaiiU Juice looner or later. Thereafter, of da Leicht, treasurer ot Brown- CHICKEN OF THE SEA 1 courst, he is known as a mar- Prevelene Slices ie Troop 146 at a meeting at Colgate's Fab TuiaFith Whit.—Solid hek 111* Dole ! Sliced Pineapple ried man. Offer: the home of Mrs. John Yanik, For Uundry inJ dishu 111 Uf M. •V leader. They made shamrock chuk s u u ;.;& Dole'sPiieaftili Tid-Bits Mienter Slices Kennedy urges privately op- pins to Wear on St. Patrick's With 7c gi'ntlAg Star-Kist Tuna ' ^ ^« 1 erated satellite system. I Day. pig. ' Rhrer Brand Brown Rice ';;,;;;17' « Yuban Coffee v,: l5 ei Orange Marmalade FREE! Spaghetti Saucer lv't"39 ;; Sharp Cheddar Bars Greet Beans l^^lul ttl* I5V]OL Quaker Hominy Grits *•;% AFTER 60 YEARS 2 ; 1 Matching Fof tufomatic wiihtn Fiorient Aerosol Deodorant :.: 77' Gordon's Biscuits —> 3V 29' Mild Cheddar Bars pkg. Stripe Toothpaste ;.53< Mareal White Napkins 2 JANE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS PARKER Ash Tray G«rden Fres/i Fruits ond Vogttoblej , HOT Trend DUE TO ILLNESS Slow For diihd tn4 fin* (tbrict Ik. CROSS Wbiti Twin Pick 4 l*rg< 4A FRESH MUSHROOMS $200,000 With each $10.00 PKG. 89 19 ,37' Avocado Pear$ ri9< Mount Airy; also bedding by Sealy, Reatonlc, Dog Food C Raisin Bread Englander; Carpet by Gullstan, Firth & Artloom thru Lemons • .23 Apple? >•'•'««'-•'•"<'•. 19 tii|l*H»il It LON • Oilirlt Did

CREDIT TERMS AKRAN(iKl) Fritti effective thru Sat., March 10th in Super Market* and Stlf-Servlct irortt. Glamour Bread • March 10m WHITE CROSS FURNITURE 446 ST. GEORGES AVE., RAHWAY ((PEN DAILY 10;»0 TO S K. M. DAILY A&P SUPER MARKET-833 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret, N S.V1TKDAY 1U:1O TO J:30 P. M. BAST or N. j, fKE Open Til 9 P. M. Mon. . Tues. , Wed. - Thurs. - Friday Til 10 P. M. ^ Saturday 8 A. M. to 6 P. FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1962 School HI PTA J.J Scouts to Sponsor Second Host at Teen Dance Woman Robbed of $3,000 Sets Book Drive AVENBt - Th« Slew Pokes, i. WOODBRIDOE - At lheilno,.of,AWMl wffl inual Exposition on Saturday Twlst-d-Rama ieiiturlni the monthly meeting of the execu tlve board of School 1-11 PTADriftwood. s Stturlty lit the Av- 11:30 In Bold Daylight Holdup Iselin Woman's Car the pur!eth e tlnw lhe rnbbrry occured tr fl from Stopped }ll9t Ajt r T I-™*? *«« «•*« Tr- ^ZTST^SSi- ' *Meribed }l:l5 AMi ^^iT I ursdny. Used book* for adults,;Woodbrldge Township. , leaving locd dln thc et iz e fl r I'"! " f, , P°<* ° K ' ! ! Trophies will be presented to! ' jwlth black bushy hair and side- bOy to nend the $3,000. to her hcliiK collectemoned anyd raioewill ba ew snl wn danc^Q e B^m^bywmneri, | chkirmanAccordin.g to I WOODBRIDOK—In a •truck her on the wrist husband. William, who Is with

rllllt • •' " usewithd Minwarl thed monethey purchasralaed teo bnof «.fre8„hmen a.™U wil^ l b-K.e served. . R*-!dayUgnt holdup »nd robbery, with a piece of galvantaed pipe the Fluor Products Company. nrw honks for the library. two men in black leather Jack- Hooks may be left ftt the ets and about SO years old. ye»- the car and Joined tht other tower lyp(1 coolln? gygtem?i gnd v ,.,,„,.. I Illin" homes of the following: Mrs. ;erd»y morning forced a, car to man, the driver, who was also Mr Serjlak travels around the . ., B,iv SCOIlt Bruce U:ivis. 112 Worth Street, World Day the side of the road with their Mr Sedlak travels around the iif til'1 Mln. MK 40851; Mrs. Arpiicl vehicle, snatched the wom-about 20, five feet ton Inches 'country. Mrs. Scdlak makes up •i i ' liiulun, On-anl. 502 Rahway Avenue an driver's purs«. containing with dark hair The pair sped the payroll for htm. 1 ,f A met -! Woortbricliv, ME 4-0845; Mrs •3,000, and took off In the di-off toward Sewaren. Mrs. Bed- The man who hit her. she iIn from, Frank Johnson. 30 Wendy-Ronrl Of Prayer rection of Sewaren. ltk Immediately notified police, snid wore tight black l«attfer M.. i"1(l Culrinin, PU 8-3646; Or Qelie; and Detective Elmer Orwn be- gloves and dungarees. Her Tight Mrs. Ethel Bedlak, 762 Oreen gan the Investigation. wrist was x-rayed and found to .; ,| •iKIlls. jCoupland, SSfi Alden Strpet.l Street, Iselln, driver of the car, lrnrnrd Det. Oreen said that at the'be badly bruised. i\ • WoodhrlrlHe, ME 4-3850. Any-' Tomorrow had Just left the Woodbrldge nne intrrested In having books' WOODBRIDQE—The World National Bank 'drlve-ld teller ii-kod u)i may contact theDa y 0( prayer Services spon- window, after ashing a check iiovi' mentioned to make -.r-sor ed by the United Church for $1,000. She had the other Ml iui«*.Tncnts. Women of Woodbrldge, which $2,000 In cash In her purse. (»mily Tne library was opened to |s an lntenatlonal organization As she turned Into Moore tllr I" iihr- children during February v\\\ be held at the Evangelical Ave-nue, she noticed a black 'f 'hry In ml is open every Tue.sday and and Reformed Church, tomor convertible cut In front of her 1, hmi 'Friday for circulation of books.>ow, 8 P. M. Installation of of car and turn right on Ben? The parent-education meet-fleers will b« held with Rev [KluillBtreet_u. Inu scheduled for today hasiWIlllam H. Schmaus, of Trinity j""^' g^i^ turned to the jbern cancelled. The next meet-Episcopal Church officiating v> »nd left. On Wcodbrldge Avenue, HCOUTINO IN ACTION: Mayor Walter /.Irpoln l< shnwn »oi-i>ptln| drifts for the will take place In April. ; This service U written by the hold-up car cut in front of! annual "Sroutlnn in Action Kxposllion." ichedulr-d for Saturday at St. I>pmctri\is Center, j Diabetic detection test* have women of Uruguay. her forcing her off the road [been planned for April 10 in Eight local churches and Just west ef the bridge over the Carlrirt. l*ft t" ri»lil arc Leonard Diilimw, chairman »( thr Northeast District: Michael the nurses room ot School 11 combined choir of member! of Glad to have you with us. '•fhib N. J. Turnpike. As the two.men Marlln. Stir Smut. Troop T; Itolirrt Onim*, Cub Pack 36; Rorco Trlmboll, district chair- from 7 to 8 P.M. The chest X- all the churches will partlci- got out of their car and came ....its 1r.1l Ex- irays. which were also planned pate. These Include the host ,. ,,„ to further man of activities: Marc Mappm. L.iilr Scout and Kiplorer, and Mayor Zirpolo. toward her she managed to Drop in and get acquainted !for this time, 4iave been can-church, Evangelical and-Re- lock the door on the driver's Harllan Coun- " |ceiled. formed Church, Rev. I«lie ! side but before she could do the the first chance you have! ,,n,-hfJ <.3»0 rENNY 8AI.K TONIOHT Tentative plans were made E«ry, pastor, who will also givejsame on the opposite door one i for a Spring fair and further the benediction; First Prnby- •;»^l^l.«3 WOODBEIDOE Al «n <-x- Double Ring Ceremony of the bandit's reached in to details will be announced at a terlan Church, Rev. Alex Nem- "Prescription Specialists" •'.'"'•rteiu'd litaeeutive board mn-tmn rff the filn w111 er of tne snatch her purs« on the seat later date *"<> *» "Pe»* alongside her. evening; First Methodist .;,.ro Tr'unbolo.'pTA of Woodbrtdgf Junior When the woman tried to r* For Prompt Free Delivery, ME 4-0809 Unites Local Couple Church, Theodore Seamans;! ,,::,u-f, D.strtcl mgh School. Mrs. Benjamin First Presbyterian Church of \, -ivitlr.- ami Mlrt)n W1y,in d mr«ns chair- WOODBRIDOE — 8t. James Miss Lois Malon and Miss Mary, Rummage Sale Iselln, Rev. Roger Bldener; JV|,*SS A\\ee \t Fowler V-M'C'""WIUI "inn. announced final plans for church was the ttttlnif Satur- Ann Etedllng, both of Wood- First Baptist Church of Wood-j T _. .. . M , .•v'scout M*rk the penny sale to be conducted day morning for the marriane bridge. Plans Projected bridge,.Rev. Edward C. Ktrby; To Wed local mari rilBLIX PHARMACY [''luirr Post J«. »i k meeting tonight. 8 P M in Uf \\m Barabara Marie Rellly Serving Ins brother as best First Congregational Church of i WOODBRIDQE — The en Woodbrldge, Rev. Boyd M.'gagement of Miss Alice Mai'.n of ,fc_ BfcM| Election of officers and Robert I* Golden. Rt, Rev. man was John Oolden, Wood ' "uv" to^mertinii wa^°he?dOby Sis- Johnson, Jr.; Trinity Episcopal Fowler to Patrick O. Scannell 9: V;,;N MRt.El - WOODF.RIDGF N 1 Omrn«, will al*> be held. MJKI Charles O. McCorrlstln bridge. Ushers were William ^.^ B.n'[Jaco b at the Av- Church, Rev. Schmaus; and^n of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. officiate at the double ring Golden. Jr. Stwarcn. and Uw-ene,.Colonla Jewish Commun-A v ene 1 First Presbyterian;S(!annell, 340 De Kalb Avenue; ,,, , • rence Golden, Woodbrldge, |ty Center. Mrs. Sidney Noch- Church, Rev. Dr. CharleU Mac- has been announced by her lomouv Kenzie. "'T^'Irlde , the daughte, of nephew, o, the bridegroom. = way, and meathe. ^rum - Ken,The, organist will be Mrs.JLparerjU. Powler, M,, .1 2«*»*. Colonl a ArthuCourt,r! Mrs. John Rellly. 328 St. James After a trip to Florida Uie mane sale will be held May 20 Charles Miller, and ushers will Metuchen. Av»riu«\ and the l»t« Mr. Rellly. ,.0UpiP wm reside at 99 Craske'i"' ' with Mrs Melvin North be Mrs. John Oliver and Mrs.! Miss Fowler graduated from1 Are You A BUSINESS Mr Golden l» the son ot Mrs „ .."Mrs' . Murray Herman. Mrs'. John Nochy. .St. Mary's High School, Perth William Haug, 84 Albert Street, of Abe Lapidus and Mrs. Martin Women participating in the,Amboy, and is a Junior at St. and 1 lie laM William Qolden bride, a graduate Woodbridge High School, is LUiriger In charge. program are Mrs, Stephen Vlgh, Francis Hospital School of Tropical Fish Hobbyist? - Rail - Steamihlp — Hotel The bride, given in mar .'Nursing, Trenton, Her fiance, a nutj.- liv her unlce. Joseph P lmi»u3rru Somers Flower work has begun on the cook K AND tmiM M»IRVATIO>S Bonierj. Woodbrldge. wore Here are some of the items gown "f p*au taffeta wlUi THE WORLD OVER we carry just for you . . . neckline of re-embroid lh of \Z bos, Mrs. David Hair, Mn. Ar-'Camp Lejeune, N. C. « Board ™* Commlsalon-lnembei.s who purchase rbone VA I-SM1 thur Petersen, Mrs. Albert R.j • 45 Different Kinds Natural Rocks He nerved In the U. 8. Mrs. Melvin Schlesjnger, Na- Has A Point of Food during World War II. Heater$ of ti •• skirt, and the back of tional Women's League repre- "Inflation has one good point. Travel Bureau reported Mri. Louis Your kids can't get nick on a • Frozen Adult and the ^iclrt V.M rau«ht In also* • PLAN CARD PARTY Glass Wool forn-.ini! a bustle A crown of MEETING MONDAY Sussmsm, Immediate past piisi- nickel's worth of candy." Baby Brine Shrimp Ml Ma* Strtrt —The Sylvester Focus, Charcoal and «d pearU held her PERTH AMBOY-The Udies ^of ^™^£}oIT^S cSh S • Frozen Daphnia rcatH AMBOY. N j. Ikvifrtip veil of French Illusion, J«J .ULCW.. ol <^^%.^^*£)JlX& 'vtoa for Its second annual card) USS Alameda County A ae e Remedies WORUD WIDE TftAVEL . ii* and sJu curled EUfiwrtt!|tUg£&ulhtTan Chu«h «B1 ^*" ' * aXl^ | part yy at the church hall, May • Live Tubiflcx llUite and Erttotoh \* en » nddl^fonthly merti.« Mon- JviUdpto fte *^ ™=J'P_ Mra. John Mahon, chair- Coordinarlly Speaking; 8PEC1AUBTT8 SlKtE 190? rr n M Worms Large Selection of pr..yt'rb(«k. day mfellowship,'.Ha 11 All «J ?• * , £ 3£ " ',„„, neld a committee meeting A coordinator is the guy who a Books MM Mo.-.lc, Re.lly. Wood-.memb,r.^are reminded to bring Temp e Beth Mofflec 1. hpr homc Mtendlng were has a desk between two ex • 17 Varieties ot C a N V ters. r. »u ni»id of honor for mittens for he Lutheran Wei- Th. ^ ftLn ^ Wornen's Mrs. William Travers. co-chalr- Aquatic Plants Pump Replacement ,,te. Bridesmaids were fare Association. J ^;«[nXsodS action man; Mrs. John Armour hos-> —The Worcester Telegram Parts conference today from 10:30;pitality; Mrs. Charles Podraia. • 56 Varieties of Fish A. M. to 2:30 P. M. »t Temple tlckeU: Mrs. George Ludwlg MOTHER-IN-LAW TROUBLE |Pre-Spring Sale Beth El, Cranford. Morris Uub/lood basket; Mrs. Thomas1 Knox DECIDED 10 Ql'IT • Plain and Colored Aquariums and SACRIFICE 3-R00M OUTFIT just a little bit director of Joint commission on^able prizes: Mrs. Edward Bol- Gravel Stands from soclal action will address the «r. program. Mrs. Lester Mes- for unpaid balance due. $179: on consist* ot completa bedroom and • Reflectors meeting. Mrs. Hy Paver. Mrs.jsma, tables; Mrs. Robert Koe- accMtorlu, deeper living room 2!a Gallons to Joseph Herzfeld and Mrs. Ut-;nlg chairs; Mrs. John Vir- and acceuorlas, kitchen set nntl • Pumps 50 Gallons inser are attending as dele- chick, cakes and Mrs, William acctesorlei, plus automatic wasli- USED SEWING MACHINES - er; pay 11.30 weekly. Ask lor ac- g^tes . 'Larsen, publicity. count #353, phone Mr. Sorber, • Filters DEAF? MA 3-88M. Busbberg Bros.. 72 lric Pnrt.il>le» $16.50 VA, Springfield Aye., Newark. Open • Thermometers J«lly to I P.M. Mon., Wed., Frl. rllic ( OUH()le» 21.80 t'A. Test-try the discreet to B P.M. Free Puking. • Water Test Kits ^in^t r 2l.7.r> ea. RENT A BRAND NEW t Aquarium Orna- r I BIG CAB COMFORT ments lii.iml Portables W.5O «a. £HJTH PORTABLE $1 Per AT COMPACT PRICES • Aquarium Sealers Week RADIO A (TV In the SINGER CAMEO TV Set REPAIRS HEARING AID '62 LARK SEWING MACHINE COMPANY ACTUALLY WORN IN THE EAR Woodbridge Radio & Television ENDURANCE-BUILT JOE'S Pet Shop Sales & Service • •'*> Nlrtrt I'erth Aml'^oy SME IN OR CALL FOR A FREE DEMONSTRATION 450 Rahway Avc, Woodbridge - Tel. ME 4-1308 J. Arthur Applegate, \ ^317 Stale Street I'hunr 111 2-2838 Inc. HI 2*3419 perlh Just Vi Block from & Corners fcVEMMU TIU. » O'CLOCK 363 Division Street (tn All Make Machines — Rentals by March 15th, EA^N from March 1st Perth Amboy PRESCRIPTIONS Why wait! BE SURE "CAR OF We Will You're Getting The Utmost In f Comfort t Appearance DELIVER Erjjoy more fo and Condition from your,investment. 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Buick Bpecl*l bnnga you • Yuur °' ^u*'- * Created With Care . .^ or a new 4-speed "stick Com* in »nd compire-you'U be convinced "'^ '** Mclu*ive-th« V-fl en- Always we strive to ' "••ft mating of the vim and at lift" Byiichiomesli" that the price you p«y at Motion Motors Is the "[ V-de«lgn with economy ••' i make each funeral lowest »vall»||le lor the quality you receive. '.X (if,.,. | spray, wmlh, blanket l l ew . r._. aluminum v-8. iNcw trim*, new colom. ^K » " or floral piece we de- r 8kyl rk 1 "H"iZk" * "y""*. taiplred models U) chooM from-every one a tlgn worthy to serve . m<*« treat sporU-minded fun AND IOAN A880CUTION Buick through and through. MORTON MOTORS ai a loving tribute. IN ID1SUN ••Optlonil * «»»» Coil IN I'KIITH AMBOY IN WOODBR1DOI Motor Triad swclnte Ofllce) CADILLAC SALES A SERVICE I Hqm« Omci) 1 A»lOCl»U QBcil AJttbo, A«. .1 »» "• Clitm Burton l 225 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE • PERTH AMBOY WALSHECK'S m State Strefl M *mboj Avenue S«iUoiU ^OLKOWITZ MOTORS HI 2-0100 . 0PW TO FLOWEKS "Where First In The Name Means you.! N| W 305 Aml»J AM. MK 4-16M ' "RUNSWICKTVE. Ill 20100 . PERTH AMBOV PAGE SIX « Cubs Give PTO New PA System COLON1A—The presentation of a public address system was made by Cub Scout Pack 72 to its sponsor. PTO, at the paclc'R ,' monthly meeting last Thtirs- v day. p? The now cub master Bonja- '* mln Levltic, stated that the *j pack hopes to make an annual ^•' . presentation to the school. Al- ready plans are underway to M, build an enclosure for t.hp ad- "4 drew systom First * II POPULAR MECHNK Now you can do your Dry Cleaning too HOME FOR $4.75 Per ONLY 1 Load VOLUME 2 THIS WEEKcnl y HANDYMA ILLUSTRATED Automatic Washer Features: Uttt 2-Speed, 2-Cycl« Washing. Wa»h«r fills to full- SAVE 75? ON DRY CLEANING IOCKJ level automatically, i wash-rinse wotar Disptmer-Mtar r«roov«* Unl aad ENCYCLOPEDIA AND GUIDE Out new wia op«t*t«d, UU M* vie* BW dry elfinw will do • whole load of chining (or $1.75. Automatic Dryer Features: Giant-iiz* Capacity. Snag ptoof drum. Topside MONEY A typical load i|—8 di 3 YEARS TO PAY * FREE IKIWERYI BUY-A-BOOK-A-WEEK of wrinkle* that mo*t of them need no pressing. OPEN DAILY 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. - THURSDAY & FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. Pleat* *t*y in! 1,001 WAYS TO SAVE MONEY AND HAVE FUN TOO _ HOBBY CRAfIS • PAINTING • CAR SERVICING • PLUMB- ATTENDED ING REPAIRS • WORKSHOP HINTS AND PROJECTS • IAWN AND I GARDENING CARE. ELECTRICAL REPAIRS • HOME REPAIRS AND CORNER COIN-OP UPKEEP • METAL WORKJNG • KITCHEN HINTS t SHORT CUTS • BOB'S APPLIANCE MART HOMEMAKINfi TIPS . WOODWORKING • DECORATING • RADIO I CLEANERS TV REPAIRS • FURNITURE REPAIRING • FURNITURE MAINTE- 33 MAIN STREET WOODBRIDGE, N. J. NANCE • BOATS • HOME IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS. 503 New Brunswick Avenue, Fords (At Pennsylvania R.R. Crossing) YOUE FORMER YOUR FOaMER A Op*n iTWy Otf Ipcludliu YOWB Tel. 116,9788 V Sonfty from t 4. «. to II P. M. MUTUAL Prompt Service - Call ME 4-2913 SAFEWAY SAFEWAY 430 B*hmj Avenue, Woodbrldfe Menlo P»,k ln Center Caiteret PAGE SEVEN State Theatre Hands WOOOBRroOE - As of March 1, the Wilbur Amuse- Famous ment Co., Inc., of which Wilbur Snaper Is president, has taken ! \4\ over the operation and man- agement of the State Theatre, |Maln Street, formerly operated Safeway- by A. J, Sabo for close to 30 National years. Mr. Snaper at the present time operates the Forum The- atre, Metuchen; Capitol Thea- tre, South River; Strand Thea- tre, New Brunswick: Royal Theatre, Perth Amboy He also operates theatres In Morris and Monmouth Counties and in Connecticut. As president of the Trlanile Theatre Service, Inc., New York Mr. Snaper Is associated with Irving Dolllnger, who la tlso ,1 1 a theatre owner and operator. The firm Is agents for the buy- Ing and booking of motion pic- SAFEWAY ture film for over 100 conven- tional and drlve-ln theatre* In \AAAAAA/VVi Florida, Pennsylvania, New I'! Jersey, Mew York and Cjm- WE GIVE necticut. "It is my intention", Mr. Snaper said, "to make a num- GOLD ber of renovations at the State Steaks Plenty! Theatre and bring to the peo- First ple of Woodbrldge and «ur- When you buy a ittak, If* to en|oy. Sizzling, fragrant, promising tender. roundlng area the best'in mo* Juicy, fine flavored mtot. We promiw you thaf j what you get when you tion pictures." choose a First National Steak! National Reunion Committee 'USDA Stores Set to Meet Monday WOODBRIDGB — The re- union committee of the Wood- CHOICE bridge High School class of *37 will meet at the home of Mrs. Chuck Shoulder [Marie (Baldwin) Field, Mon- day, 8 P. M. at 51 Lexington USDA Choice B*f USDA Choice Beef Avenue, Metuchen, to further plans for the 29th reunion at FIRST RATIONAL or SAFEWtY-FIRST RATIONAL STORES the Colonla Country Club, May 26. Questionnaires have been sent to classmates and should be re- Ib. Ib. -WITH THIS COUPON- turned as soon as possible to Mrs. Mae (Reid) Randolph, 104 Schoder Avenue or to Mrs. Field. GOLD BOND Magic Show Presented At Blue-Gold Dinner STAMPS COLONIA — A large group of Cub Scouts and their par- WITH A PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE ents attended the annual Blue LIMIT ONE PER ADULT-CIGARETTES, TOIACCO, IEER, and Gold dinner of Cub Hoout USDA Choice Beef USDA Choice Beef Pack 30 at the Cranwood Inn, LIQUOR AND FRESH MILK EXEMPT FROM (TAMP OFFER iGarwood. After the dinner a magio show was presented by GOOD THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 10,1962 |Mrs. John Cooper. Recently the Cubs were tak- en on a guided tour of the Ib, Ib. Perth Amboy News plant where they received photographic plates and mats as souvenir*. The Bat in Mean.. .Value Priced and Fully Quaranteed FINAST Seafood hmi. Hart* Wtdnetday, March 7 A. A good tim U "Get Recreation USD.A. Grade A Acquainted" with tft« largi selection of /inert iea/oodi at your nearby Firit National. Loop Standings FINAST DUCKS 49 SMELTS r 25c The Woodbrldge Township Recre- ation Department Basketball League BEEF LIVER 35 GROUND CHUCK >69< WHITING »19c HALIBUT STEAKS 49< standings for the week of March 3 are u tallows: SENIOR HALF Second Hilf COD FILLETS '= 35< SWORDFISH STEAKS' 59< OLASS "A" DIVISION STEWING BEEF 69 SWIFT BACON -59= W L •St. Junes' r*_ i 1 Pre-CooJced ten Suggestions Colonials •• 5 I Dorsl Bakery -_ J 3 •Wooclhrldge Teachers t— 3 3 Dukes - . 1 i Fish Sticks»53« Haddock rillets *• 53< Fish Cakes*• 53<= 'First half champs CLAS8 "B" DIVISION W L FonU A. A. —, J, Jaycees ""— J •!i' Fords Big Five ,. * Shop First National.. .Watch Your Savings (Jroui! Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at Their Finestl Tom Citl Plve . 1—- J Grelnera — ' ' ' LIGHT SENIOR LBAGUB (Second Hut) )1 AMERICAN DIVISION • i ^ 25 W PETER PAUL MOUNDS "" 3 *^ rinnEii CDECII rADPAK Ifl, 'El Dorados ____—— 1 • \ i \\ Court Jesters 1 l1 I :i' Cbukars — - Fords Knights _ 1 J Strawberry Hill A. C. . 1 Impalas « * The Bishops ,- 0 2 'El Dorados first halt champ* SUNSHINE HI-HO CRACKERS 3 ^ 1.00 JAM™ FRESH CARROTS .10. NATIONAL DIVISION 18 oz. W It KI5I APPLES 3 33Iselln Ravens 2 ft St. Cecelia's CYO ._. .,— I .1 pkgi. Avenel Presbyterian* .,— 1 t PILLSBURY rss MIXES 1.00 * V Chain OTJllls B. C 1 1 Untrustables • 0 91 Theta Phi _ 0 2 pkgt- 2 29 'St. Cecelia's CYO first halt champ* of 400 BABE RUTH LEAQU1 6 (Second Half) FINAST FACIAL TISSUES , oo ROMAINE or ESCAROLE NORTHERN DIVISION j W L St. John Vlanney J. 3 0 Colonli Hawks _... 2 1 Moose Soys Club - ...-,„ J 1 St. CeleUa's SparttM 3 I frmn Foods = FLORIDA ORANGES - 10 39St. Arllrew's J.V.'s L 0 S El Dorado Juniors r 0 3 k£ $}>>*••. 'v. Colonla Hawks first hall eb»mp« WESTERN DIVISION W I, Special lib. St. Cecelia's CYO GRAPEFRUIT 'Untouchables YIV St. Aridrew's CYO pkgi "--"" Pack 53 2 Avenel Aces -_ BBRDSEYE TINY TATERS Iselln Chargers ,-.-..••— Avenel Bombers _ ; More Reminders at Every Day low Prices/ 'Untouchables first half champ) Just Heat 12 oz. {ASTERN DITOHOH pkgj. riK.nK k I . • W ti 'n Serve 5S 29c Hopelsvpi Youth ,.*i: 2 Beardsley's Shredded Codfish 2£ 47c Kraft Cheese Spreads Pli.ippU 'King Pins ..;..-. ' ,T MORTON'S BISCUITS Woodbridge KaWers .j , Woodbrldge Meth. Church „ 10 oz. Hungarian Reformed Church Just Beardsley's Codfish Cakes 2 ; 47^ Kraft Natural Swiss Slices Four Barrels ,_.. Delicious! |bba 'King Pin* first half champs 49 SOUTHERN DIVISION RED-L SCALLOP DINNER Pillsbury's Flour ***"*- » n2.19 £NTER "CAR 54" $64,090 CONTEST . •Menlo Casuals - — » 7; Entry Blank* at Star* DUplay Fords Yonth Bearcats Popular Kraft Marshmallow Creme 23^ Lscresto Luckya . ,,, REDEEM YOUR MONtY.5AVIr^J COUPONS AI HRS1NATIONAI Fllntstonos ^.i. ^..—..^.^^.^ Favorite Fords Youth Cubs 0 1 Nettle's Quik t^m < i«"«"«43? Bermuda. Earn ..., J) JL- MILADY CHEESE BLINTZES 49 w. pkg. 20 ok. pkg. Courtsters ....I 0 8 5 a* TJn1)»aublet C Mr. Clean Iiglettet Liquid n n. ili* 62c Hudson Facial Tissue 27 wlidcatd s 48 ox. pkg. 7Tt 39c Bmuciti Hudson Toilet Tissue Dash YODBFOHMBB Ne«Woi4ilorQ*i Surf YOUR FORME* hi was plaodd «a iw SAFEWAY interpreltn mi Mft- SAFEWAY 101 North Broadww, Uutii Amlw |oMt«r». SAFHWAY Cwle'ret Wiopplof Center MUTUAl Ueoto Aveou, PAGE EIGHT Local Residents Hono,V{ Achievements Are ListedVlO 18Hears St. Patrick's By Sisterhood By Perth Amboy Hospitn CD Coordinator On Holy Name Calendar BEUN — At • meeting of InPhone Company ReportISELIN - Lafayette W. Lrv- Mr. Brandenburg;, reservation the general membership of the ISELIN - QUbert P. Au- Sisterhood Congregation Beth inual »*•"•*""" " mn.Strret. Hopelawn. vrly, , gustine, principal of the Samuel .chairman, announced tickets will be on sale at the front Sholom Monday at the Temple, ChTbov Gr. nil HospltallclaW with the path,,,, E Shull School, In Perth Am- Mrs. Jerome Cassell led the f Jl u mm «nd women oratory, was among n,, boy, will be imest speaker at1 exits of the church by members ol the ticket sales committee. group In singing the "Hatik- NeW Jrr«-y resident, are nm- - « ——f every"mem. ^,t a meetlng of the PTO of St Cecelia's Holy Name Com- vah" and the "Star Spangled 1 Joseph Shields, president of Mghtpd in th. 1961 "n™* ™ ™ of an emergenCy unit such school 18. munion Breakfast Sunday In I Banner." Our Lady of Lourdes Hall. 8t. Cecelia's Holy Name So- T?h Tn sJlt^davby^ a volunteer fire department. Mrs. Herbert Cook, school Mrs. Herbert Selig, chairman jFordvCartmt area. * 1 _ Telephone ^- i»ud to*»y W ^ {fl M thwn to duty ch|llrmRn, pounced, 1 ciety, advised the membership, Mr. AugustinAugustine will use as his "This dance provides the main of the nominating committee Anthonv W Eckert, chair- , E'"I' 7il ; Another new service w» the the next hot luncheon «ffl be for Pa- !36 V8 )n topic "Positive Action financial support for the ac- announced the slate for the Lanof the Board of Governors. Upon /IllXl/mry - TplephnnoDunn* s «';J re Rve^ n new BelB l Chime^ ^^, ^whic ^ h hu^ a^n ad-serverf d today^ . ^ ^^ mugl. ithers". tivities of the Society. Through coming year: Election board who was the hospitals director Amwavs I St, Cecelia's Holy Name will members, Elaine Blacker. Mar- the efforts of past committees, for more than 11 y«£ «£• C0U)NTA _ T|l(, " sponsor a St. Patrick's dance this affair has always been an ilyn Bl&ke, Lynn Cook. Char- mended the group on'"^rrc^ March 17, Our Lady of outstandinB success. This year lotte Cohen, Hllla Flnklestein. ord, reviewed pro* *in tw £J ^ _ Lourdes Hall. Bill Matthaefs dt the Phyliss Welnitein, R. Freeman, praplr to an emergency.' a *95 million construction pro- Woodbridge Junior Wood- I we hope to accomodate the orchestra will provide the largest crowd ever." Diane Oerber, Annie Goldberg-' RADIATE music. Portion of the proceeds 9T, Martha Goldman. Helen] thThospital, new wing i will be for the St. Vincent De JFK IN URBAN AGENCY Hblcberg, Marsha Jacobs, Use 3^ jpaul's fund for the needy. Re- The House vote of 284-150 Klebe, Fran Markel, and Phyl-1 [president, to present a freshments are included in the killed Kennedy's plan to estab- phone. It also brought the m- construction In 1962. SltW 'officers for the coming year price of the ticket. lish* Cabinet-level Department and thf pension of Direct Distance j ltoh. Cabi „„„«!,• from ""I! yoa/pln'to Mrs. On March 16. a ha, anyon"! 1962-63. Timbers tfMg Co-chairnmn are: Bert Mur- chaplain, Paula t t pos Cancer of Urban Affairs and FMH,lhrtatl« ittt 33 Merer;* held^at the post ,„ to put a Negro, Robert C. Wea- welssman; corresponding sec- •Street, Carter*.' who is on the which P"bhc , ver in the Cabinet for the first retary.Thelma Klepner; record- nteal Training Center, Mem- hospital's housekeeping stair. can Cancer Society, i time i'ng secretary, Dora Sablatsky: phis, Ttnn. During thr two- VtTSo F through their telephones. H iDonald Slmms. kbluii . ». Other honored guest* were The President says, however .'financial secretary, Henrietta nual health check-up. [reservations; Sal Grazlazzi, re- wrek school, students an , At the end of 1961 long dis- 'those who tance calls could be dialed dl- ception; and George O'Brien (publicity. .rectly from 95.4 per cent of Plan U)T V\n the company's phones. Irish and American music member-i I will be played and arrange fi?5 as is admlntatratlve lupen-lsor of COLONIA Tiv- • The report also prides a much the Administration's loss!jw"j« president, Martelle 1 nursing service; Mrs. Rose Village Civic Asson,, glimpse of Important advances ments have been made by the as It Is a loss for cities -~"- • education and child wel- Davis: education anacnuawei- .. p , Dwyer 814 Linden Avenue, hold its monthly : In telephone service to be made decoratincorating committee to create the country." tare vice president, Mlm Din- I SY » "I Present housekeeper and Mm. March 19 at 8chool I'd possible by the Bell System's truly Irish atmosphere. , Holewinskl 152 Wedge-M. Business to be dlM>, first Electronic Central Office, Te^inK Scorer, In the Woodbrlflje TWMMP Recreation :°tt. piay „„ March 24 Avenue a member of the include plans for Mi, on which construction Is to be- leagues at the End of the First Half In Each Nominations from the floor laELIN .1 For the past two idleUrysUff.' picnic «t Merrill P.,k gin this year in Succasunna, Respective Leacne tor Board members were: Mftr-SmonthB the United Synagogue! LIGHT SENIOR LEAGUE Also from Fords. 8tephcn A card party will hu N. J. Innovations such as two- [on Sobel. Rose Serotkin. Es- Youth dramgtic group of Con- AMERICAN DIVISION llfarhf'vta. 26 Hanson Place, P. M. after the bllsu,,. digit dialing for frequently ther Gardner, Marion Cassell. J:regation ^lh Sholom have called numbers and temporary FG • — been rehearing Reserve Two ensinecr; Mm. ing, and ttcheU mm «.,„ and Team ' * FG F Tot. A,, FlorencGoodmane :Bernstein president, , anMrsd . EditLau-h |bem rehear j•mR iReserv thaet Twohas|whj o it chief 1 80 194 16.1 1 for Murder a p ay 08 forwarding ol incoming calls to jerry Petrovey, Bishops -.... -- " "'-'-' "— "'-- Boad'R Sharick. 25 Paul Street, tained by conUctlne •• 73 165 13.' rence Steinberg: program vice mil on Broad- Wiggens. another telephone are among Ed Tirpak, Court Jesters " 67 146 13.2 the new services which will Al Beleski, Impalas jj 61 145 12.0 • gome day be possible through Bob Ploersch, Court Jesters 12 P&« 1 64 141 11. Election and Chan In Qreen- ' electronic switching of tele- Jim McDonald, Chukars « March 26 wich VIHage." and offers in- prtone calls, Wasson said. NATIONAL DIVISION FG r Tot. AT*. Rabbi Bernard Frankel and humor Citing the role of both New Player and Team p Fastest Service Anywhere! 22 170 14.1 speaker answered questions Jersey Bell and the Bell System Rich Hutchins, Iselin Ravens 12 74 68 22 158 13. from the "Rabbi's Mailbox." I'^S'l^ "" In New Jersey's economy last George Economos, Avenel Presbyterians 12 Mrs. Herbert Cook, Fashlon^^ f *C}J™™, 60 21 141 11. ft year, Wasson noted that the Bob Rirliards, Untrustables « Show co-chairmairmann , saisatd tick- , , i ^ Kodachrome and Ektachrome Jon Prosck. Untrustables 12 47 15 109 9.0 h DlaY wtl • company's 24,000 employes are eU are still available^ for the g™ Pj^ , ., among the 60,000 Bell System Terry Napravnik, Theta Phi 11 38 18 04 31 8:30P M tt SWEET SUCCESS — SAUERBRATEN: A really good pot annual fashion show March 28 T^zL" Avenue BABE RUTH LEAGUE 90 r Processing , employes who live in the Gar- roast is one of woman's greatest culinary achievements, at the Scotch Plains Country• /•; cup cold water to make a smooth Rich Bromirski, Fords Youth Tigers _.. 8 23 10 56 7.0 paste; add a small amount of hot gravy. Add. flour paste, Ray Soporowski, Fords Youth - 8 25 3' 5J B.fl 9 all at once, to hot gravy In kettle, stirring briskly to pre- John Ottaviano, Booth Elec. Bearcats... 8 21 8 48 6.0 J«-»~ . vent lumping. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture •Per Game thickens. Yield: 8 servings. I CAN I.. Nothing to buy...Nothing to write

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IN PBItTH AMBOY FRIDAY TIL » P. M. IN SOOTH AMBOT IN CAETERET IN HETUCHEN OPEN ALL DAY AT REAR Brlgg's Chevrolet Godeny Chevrolet, Inc. June Chevrolet, Inc. TMM Chevrolet, lie. 1M New Bnnuwlck WEDNESDAYS Plumbing and nubdlvlslonJEducatlon and Welfare Com- 1 SHOP RIGHT Tommy School 20 PTO White as chairman, Mrs. Clyde codes. rrilttee, indicated Its cofflplett Edrlngton, Mrs. Robert Helnrnn 2. To study and adopt a flreicooperatlon. i.r.day at ilic home Mrs. Robert Hompesch and code. I 1 To prepare a Capital Im- HERE AT BALDWIN'S FOR Huryk, Has 122 Members Mrs. Eugene Solop, have se- 3. TO MODEL CLOTHES a. Mate of officers and Pavements Program with a re- eeted a siaie oi onicerh, ana . , „ ,_, ,...luim.. ^, FORDS—The Woman's Club Walter How- COLON1A — Mrs. Thomas a Flowers - Plants - Gifts aillam, membership chairman will present it at the March""f -'of Fords will meet Wednesday, Pi . *ere membership meeting, ' Improve Religious Articles announced that there are now ment and inter-agency coordi-8;i5 pM> ftt the Fords UbraryJI ,;,iv Mr. and Mr».| Adanu 22 P.T.O. members at the ex- nation via the creation and Several club memberi will I cutlve board meeting of theAJC Will Sponsor Weddings and Arrangements functioning of the new Health, model „ , ^ «^,;_.n '.TO. of School 20 which, was Mnmenn March 14 Education and Welfare and all-occaslorl .costumes Funeral Designs . : Mn. WilljAiu Cai- i-M In the kindergarten room iZ J! » 11 , Planning and Development made by themselves. The Co»- ,,;. Thom»J. Wood; of School 20 this week. Mrs ISEUN-The American Jew- CommltteeSi tumes chosen as best by a panel lsh congress, Middlesex County, . mbers will be the 800 Green Street ME 44757 .:iJ.,,;,-d to Middle-, Sidney Freund, president, pre- 5 To adopt ftnd cftrry outo{ non me V where they visited sided at this meeting, Chapter, met Monday night atal l the elements of our Com-!Tords club entry in the district •. Klein. Congregation Beth Sholom, andmunlt y ^md Program. jjudglng of a nationwide sewing Mrs. Koenlg's first grade announced plans to sponsor iv:,! Mrs Ak-xuider Mayor Zlrpolo stated: (contest. Color slides of Lon?- J cla.ss won (he attendance awan the movie, "Picnic," starring "This Program for Commun- wood Gardens will also be • and children,: for the February membership Kim Novak, William Holder., .,: (1 Maurttn. Oak! meeting. lty Improvement Is our bluer shown. j! BOYS! GIRLS!... ENTER NOW 1 and Rosalind Russell, March 14, ,„. me dlnuiT fUeitl Mrs. Howard White, program 8:30 P. M. at School 18, Menlo Ages 8-11 Ages 12-15 Ages 16-18 y. and Mrs Robert chairman, Informed the mem-Park Terrace. Mrs. Stanley . iM'lill. QUICK CflOCOUTK W.UIM IT Take off your mltU-Jts bers that the April P.T.O. meet- Ungelelder is chairman. .,.:, lUrrrU, ion of Mr »nd get set to thaw »lth a cup (•! Quick Chocolate Winter Ing will be "Fathers' Night". Coffee and cake will, be WAS YOUR CELLAR ;.d«»:d Barrett, Oak W»nn-Up and Snowball Cook if s Young or old, the gang Mrs. Edward Peterson, 11- served after the movie. Tickets WOODBRIDGE ELKS .,.: »a* ;n a vrry p»ln- jbrary co-chairman, announced may be purchased at Menlo will love this combination after wUury sports. Third Annual Woodbridge Township , • ..ii Thui'iday, when Quick Chocolate Warm-Up beverage Is ready In an ln- that the Book Fair will be held!cleaners, Kelly Street. FLOODED TUESDAY? ,..i y.uke lm flooW- He itaht To make It. u.v the name quick chocolate-flavored on May 1, 2, and 3. The books The highlight of the evening ,,. ..:r.K at h.ime after mix that's a favorite for flavoring milk, but'make It with will also be on display at thewas a skit, "The Blonde Apart- ; a !ow davi at the hot milk ln*tr»d of cold It's that easy. Simple, too, are the May 2 general meeting. Anyone ment Building." presented by Be ready the next time with a TEENAGE BOWLING TOURNEY (r i.rral Hospital. "mowballs", delicious little cookies that are crunchy with interested In volunteering their Miss Bernlce Welchert i •RBiHnreet chocolate morsels. services should contact Mr», Members of the cast were Vertical Automatic Mrs. J. N. Smith. Mrs. Nathan -* »•'» BOWL MOR LANES 1 H\>t 8TB1KM Qnltk CkM«UU Wtrm-t'p Peterson. v::«es Increajt'd Put one 1-lb can nrtnsi. March meeting. BUfk or White Hnowbailt The nominating committee.lln the atmosphere. ij How Power C ilQ QS AGE BOWLING TOURNAMENT, I understand that 1 ... .l;r is lionored. | 1 e-ounce pnetuge, (1 cup) must pay 10c for two : five union* vanilla SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS ALSO IN STOCK NAME mix or confections '...-•:i. U^y hitftiB •U-purpov iu«ar 1 OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 9 - SAT. TILL 6 P. M ADDRESS mtMpoohtalt :.umber of ir.Lstlle walk-! To All Members of the TOWN SCHOOL J'.^i from U in Decent-' 1 cup chopptd nuu :; In January Cream UgtUier butur and sugar until lUht and fluffy. PHONE ; B«at In agl *n4 vanilla. Sift In flour and salt; mix well. AVENEL PLUMBING & SUPPLIES AGE AS OF MARCH 31 .... Add nutt tnd MBilsweet chocolate morsels. Bhape Into 1- Sewaren Outboard Motor Boat Club: ME 4-0080 Plcut null »M entrlei to R. J. COLEY, S CHAMPION AVENUE, inch btllt. PltW on ungreated baking sheets. Bake In a (North of Firehouit) WUUUBRIDGK, N. J., before March Zl, IM2. tinted Patt moderate ov«n (S50 F.) 13 to 20 minutes, Roll while warm Route 1 la Quick chocobte-flavored mix or In alfted confectioners' Commodore Al Agolio wishes all sugar. Yield: Approximately 5 dozen. members to be at the waterfront Saturday or Sunday, or at your con- KEEP UP WITH YOUR venience, to help clean up the debris HOME TOWN NEWS which floated on our dock and facili- ties during this week's storm. 'adillfib offers thirteen models, twenty-three CUP AND MAIL THIS COUPON TOUAf f WOODBRIDOl PUBLISHING CO. Looking forward to seeing you all colon and onq hundred thirty-nine interior combinations. 18 ORKSN STREET WOODBRIDGE. N J down there Saturday or Sunday. 0 fncl««d plewe find $4.00 for on^year Yours truly, ^t subscription to. O mDEPENDENT-LEADER jour Commodore • CARTraiT PRESS O EDISON pWNSHIP-FORDS BKACON AL ACOLIO To be sent to: \ NAME ADDRESS TOWN

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CHANGE UR WATCH DARI-FREEZE Store And Shirt Launderers visit your local authorised s in Colonia 354 Ainboy Avenuf »ATE JEWELERS WOODBRIDGE 1 Alt ii.* riiOPUl* PAGE TEN LBOAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICRs LEGAL VOTICIS LEGAL NOTICES cense, who violates my' „• program after the meeting wa* (») For nil llccnw clMsei. (1) iic.n« to visions of this Ordlimn,,. Itinerant subject to such petiam,.. In the form of a community AND LICENSE SOLICITORS, TBAN-mme »nod All licenses shall I" Article XIV.-RKPFAI she lived here. She eaching _ J , James ty fund. Mrs. Earl Carstensen one year from the date of comiSaVacte- r and business «»ponrtblllty forms drswn in nr-rprcl.nn " !MlnklCT, Mrs, Sabby Martlno mencement, and including those, All ordinances, m v,, school in Detroit. . Airman nerba Susan Plrrong, Lois A-,Dean/ afid Miss Dolores Hamilton. and Mrs. Louis Pllsko were co- who for the purpo»e of carrying on] enable an InvetlKR ordinance. They shnll »e !'""' Inconsistent with tins ,n batbt AnnAnn Barsi, Lynn imililllB StllM. Basic James R. Toth. 194 Grove f » ^"H Barsi Lynn donation was made to; chairmen of the affair. auch buslnesi, hire or lease or oc-properly evaluate such character MUlti,mk }""' i{n. v 1 f' Rosemar» y Kocheran, Non-player prizes, Jo-Jo business responsibility; nil the' ° - shal••• l ™. cupy any bulldlnK, structure or rail- •"1 IT, ,; US to "An or.li,,,,,,, Street, Woodbridge, is being asas-- CARCARE E AA ]Mn ooff thankthanks s wfwfll S Zullo, Miss Constance Mine- Mrs. Joseph Caso vu Wln^ ' " eihlbltlon and aalenumber either of arresti or convic- baredbered. ThThee llren* M " Ing Mll.-ltorr.. rwddler-, A d Miss P e terse M 8 chello. Miss Josephine Covino, prize, and otherj^e"'or wares, merchandise tions for misdemeanors or crimes! Wltable blink spares for writ "_J itinerant uiercruuits signed to the United States Air » u B , "1L, ^^•'iioSrWrlTAitii! ^Iteceived from tn' rSquad"fo Avrnel-Cro and the unuirr of the oRtnws for1 the name, thhe law »if llrena. /i vendors of Force technical training course ec v 1 it d Sd for Mrs. Joseph Neves, Mrs. Domprise- s were awarded as follows lor service*. which arreoti'd or convicted, and granted, thl location of tin" .!, In the Township ol ^ ' " ^ • ?*1 Scout ^idonation mnrlr by the club. 'CLASS \\ for radio and radar mainten- Prn- !enic Coppola nnd Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Harry O'Brien, Mrs. Wal- (12) to the application must bf ap- ness, and the sn.'mnt,,f fee 1 County of MlddlcH:, ance specialists at Keesler AFB The sale of Ea.st,r candy is Bchallaci. ter TVmpanick. Mrs, Hugl 2. A "soldtor" is a person pended a letter from tthe firm for Article IX.- IN new Jersey declaring : "Dimes For Daisy." or services by wunplr or tak- which he purport" to work, It any, Mississippi. He is a 1959 gradu- ^ K o e y p POSHFBSION nuluncs for those PIIK.U;:!:. Prtrd.' undcriprogressln*. rrportod Mn. Herb .Door prizes. Miss Mary Ra- Quigley, Mrs. Gerard Dalton lnn orden lor future delivery, with ftuthorlslnn t!i» applicant to act M •verv Berson holdliu aforementioned pursuit •, ate of Woodbrldge High Schoolj "" ^S^t. MhTkac«w-iH"'n«"*n''"<*»irm"n- mt(m: '* " .,„,„„,,°*", CLAUSE Jlnal part of the trip will In- Sabby Martlno and Mrs. An- Ic) hor solicitor* license. In addi- Transient merrln'"t» or E IncMt formyrea..,,, ,, on their second class badge andjart department is making post- 'society on whose behalf he acts as tion to the foregoing, the applicant clude a two-week stay In a thony Covino. an agent without pay. vendor the sum '"o f "•• .? tnflr any provision of ;).„ preparing a skit Which is one ers to"advertise the card party Paisley blouses continue to In to submit himself to the Police (IMO.fiOi Doling .""'"""!"' .rPeni n SaU be'questioned On Sunday the members' of CLAS8 •artnrent of the Township of In .i •JClbbutz, community-type of the requirements. April 2 at the Home Center, be smart. They come In silk, 4. A "new merchant" 1* a person the Township rierl the auxiliaiY paid their respects [or finger-prinRp t Inn and favor of the prr." U> r lnt 1 th(1 farm settlement. . . Army PFC During this month the girls WoodbiidRP. cotton or linen. who commences a new business In 1 " lrll > L, t'»n«l » * "'' '••• rile at tin lime of making Issue1 d to act iv. ' ";" " ,' A« be held to affect any Richard C. Schwarz, 21, son ofare planning to attend the pag- to the late Julius Kollar, broth- the Township of Woodbrldge occu- «ucri triplication personal Photo-i;. jr""r '" t vrininr for Mrs, LEGAL NOTICES pying premises for the sale of goods, X 6fl>day U-«r l>rovj Mr. and Mrs. John C. Schwarz, eant "The Golden Promise" In wares and merchandise and who 'i 180 icle XVI— WHEN UP: and flrmed forces chairman, an- which shall ho nttnehed to his ap-i,,]t(j |n •v Kith >" l dren. Santiago, Chilp, accord- makln ._! nb event shall the bond be High School and was employed ady scheduled concerts in Fire House. West Avenue. icolllslon lnaurance, will be recelvpdi « vendors and new must b«e granteBmnted »«_ i>'»rt^_"2..'.„!! ing to Mrs, Anthonv P. Gra- |by the Business Administrator m^lu-ws two, three and four re than One Thousand (11.000.00) Chairman of the Police Commutes by Woodbridge Flower Shopj esterkerk, Amsterdam; Heid- Dollars in amount lb the case of a ROLLER Mil ham. She reminded members the Committee Room, First Floor, spectlvely upon his request A license may be before entering the service. berg University, American s ta suspended for not more than two she is collectim* stuffed toys Of Uunlclpal Building, ffl Main Street, Article Ill.-CHLAWFUL TO ^^ ^^vT^itti ""^ "" SPECIAL BATES Tn Strange sights: At a meet- hurch In Paris, Americaan W d weeks by the l«uln« officer without definite shapes for the blind Pickwick Club ! Woodbrldge. New Jersey, at£:OO WITHOUT A LICENSE. lf<* «« ""^ ?*J ,.„„ „. „ UIW1 , GROUPS ing of the Democrats in New ongregatlon at The Hague P. M on March 20 1962. ft shall be unlawful for any tran-i'»« In amount In the y.w ui » "• . hesrUi^ children- She also needs 7.ip- Speclflcations, bid proposal form sient merchant or Itinerant vendor,1 merchant. ' ^..I.-H < Article XII— HOURS Brunswick Sunday morning id University of Munster, d ornr Everr Night ft P wrs for desk covers being made and envelope may be otolunl in solicitor. non-iroBt malting vendor Th« bond sh« I b« f^\"« " It will be unlawfu for any oi th. Mayor Walter Zlrpolo and ther concerts may be given in : for the blind. Installs Slate tratorthe Offic, Firse ot fFloor the,, Busines Municipas Adralnls-Jol Build-jofr or'tnewo merchanoflfr to sell'ort to tel disposl ore dispose.felteof'nny i (or ad licenseupon ,proo (2if willfuoMl)l f»WBealiloonf mMrif m(ntioned in Article I to Eieept Mondiy Democratic leader, Edward ordrecht, Dusseldorf, Bonn, ! )n and upon Two members volunteered to WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. Rob InIngg. #11 MaiMni StreetSt,t WoodbridntJ^^HWdbld ^ m,,™. wrvlces, or merchan-:"t ! ordlnaiictordinance . state oorr federal law,-,,, t,,lh TowI1,Wp n..t 7:30 to 11 P, M. Beyler, were seen in earnest i'rankfurt, Stuttgart, Nurem- New Jersey, from 9:00 A. M. until dLw witiui, , ...... Hclpallty ot thell3l removal from the iminlcliiallt>| (,gtK, m l0 ,,0 Dy the own" or bake cakes for the sixth district|«"t Stephan was installed 5:f» P. M., Monday to Friday untll|Town.shlp without'within a year alter opening the ^wnrr, legal occupant or occupftim conversation. Democrats from rg, Ulm, Brezenz, Zurnich, resldent ftUtlnee, SitonUy, music festival March 10 at the|P of Pickwick Club a closing date of bids. first obtninWR a license and havlnp: lnese premises without payment .id private residence or property other municipalities wondered :asel, Speyer and Brussels, its inndiTi * aoUdaji Jefferson School Westfield.: annual dinner meeting Mon The Township Committee oi the i pa id the license fw hereinafter jire • than between the hours of U someone had produced an iss Holden expects to leave .TownBhlp of Woodbrldge reservesii merchants of Itinerant;] M. in theMorenoon mid 5 I' M. IM P.M, M > P.M. The club is presenting a musi- day at The Forge'Tnn, Mrs vendors. The bond of'even,' mer-' olive branch.... om Windsor, Canada June 19, the right to reject any.and all bids. Article IV -EXEMPTIONS PROM In the afternoon cal act in the festival. William Wrifjht was installing By order of the Township ConiT LICENSE chant coiHimiuusly conducting such , Article XIII.-PENAI.TIES mlttee of the Township of Wood-: SOUTH AMBOY ARENAl Canadian Pacific Airlines, ' offi P P T* The renmrfments of thla ordl-'business for more than one yrar| (1| Aliy „,,„„ quired bv thl« Jottings: bridge. nance shall be held not to lncludes-hHll be surrendered and no furtliet ce to prwurf » transient Sterem A 8th, South \mbr, 75 HiRh Street. The guest Avenue, Avenel, on his promo-|From Avenel, a daughter to "Summer and Anneitt, Ed Wynn speaker will be Mrs. Golosoff 1 SERVISOFT of 1'lui "TWO LITTLE BEARS" tion to quality control manage: Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Coleman, Smoke ' ONLY rom the Middlesex County Boi Office Opens t'.W, at Datetrom's Weston Instru 8 Livingston Avenue. .. . From \iberculosis and H e a It h Bargain Matinee WOODBRIDGE Showtime 1:15 ments Division—Newark. I FRI. - SAT. - SUN. ThuM. 75c Till 3 P. M. :selin, a daughter to Mr. and • Acclaimed by all 921 St. Georges Avenue Nundaj, Boi Office Openi i 45, Mrs. Arthur Donnelly, 209 Ken- • the Critics! Continuous ShowUme «:» from the Colleges: (Just South ol Cloverleaf) nedy Place; a son to Mr. and Lesson Number One From 1:30 Cumlng Wed., "PINOCCH1U" Named to the Dean's list a< Mrs. Charles Carew, 52 Ren- Federal aid to education !"LA DOLCE VITA" ME 4-1815 FREE In-Cu Heateri various colleges are: Barry Id Street. . . . Prom Sewaren, hould begin with a course In •*? Jules Yeknik, son of Mr. and son to Mr. and Mrs. Lawarithmeti- c in Washington. Mrs. Irving Yelenlk, Jeffrey •ence Guerette, 51 Woodbridge Road, Colonia, honorable men Avenue. . . , Prom Port Read- tion at the College of Emporia, US, a daughter to Mr. and: K Emporia, Kansas; Mark Wino- Mrs. Charles Mohr, 114 Fifth ISELfN grad, son of Mr. and Mrs. Her' .venue. bert Winograd, South Park W THRO TUESDAY Keep the wolf away from your door. J Drive, Woodbrldge, at Franklin Walt Disney's and Marshall College, Lancas ter, Pa.; Valerie Vild, daughter with a of Mr. and Mrs. Craig Vild, 2: NOW THRU SATURDAY Vine Street, Fords, at Gettys burg College; Raymond Elvis Presley - Joan Blaokman Rhlnehart, son of Mr. and Mrs Also SAVINGS .Reginald Rhlnehart, New Dover "BLUE HAWAII" ... the first spinet to bring you »o much Road, Colonia at Brown Uni John Ireland - Jo Morrow "ATLAS" ACCOUNT orgin at IU low jiriiv! Two 44-note manuals r verslty, Providence, R. I, "BRUSHFIRE!" Gloria Czmyr, 622 Bamfon S»t. t Sun. from Z F. M. 13 pedaU, True urgan tone and realintir Avenue and Carol Holloway, 9! pereunion effecU. Toucli-Ub controls th.it High Street, both of Wood SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY simplify playing. It'n to eaay that you'll l>>|V bridge; Modesta Gentile, Trac; Dekonh Kerr pleasing melodiea from the itart! Full ni.n -"' Drive, Fords, at Douglass Col RITZ Theatre f lage, New Brunswick; Eleanoi "THE INNOCENTS" Ctrttret, N. J. _ U 1-5960 and pedal 8ustain that puU more flow int<> Veglia, daughter of Mr. an> SOW THBU 'MONDAY your playing and hdpi the beginner toumJ Mrs. Anthony J. Veglia, 1 Marl r»ul Newman - Jackie Gleason MARCH 7-12 better. Lowrey'i patented and exclusive boro Lane and Richard S. S Academy Award CamJU Baker • Jamti Sblteta feature* make the ditTennce. Come in.. •«" "BRIDGE IN THE SUN" :'/ «inskl, son of Mr, and Mrs Nomination! how much more you get in • Holiday! ; ,Caauner Wodzinskl, 130 Mid Plus "SEPTEMBER STORM" field Road, Colonia, both soph' "THE HUSTLER" JoAnne Dm <• Mark Btevem /'"jtaw at Allegheny Collegi "Bridie to the Bun" Win Not Be , : JHeadville, Pa.. Robert Gott Shown at Matinee 4«nker, 380 Elmwood Avenue, uoae TO, •'lepttmber Storm" Will Be «OUTt9 Stowa, Pltti Cartoom and Ehortt ".(Jffoodbrldge at Miami Unlver JuntKon 55 There'll never be a wolf at your door if you Kiddle Matinee—Bat. and Bun. 'Mty,' Oxford, 0., Ronald Mac UJ.00 P. M._ have a financial reserve to meet unexpected J, son of Mr. and Mrs WEDNIBDAY THRU MONDAY gh MacKenzle, 419 Aide: FORDS Much H-19 •vents. The best way to build up this ad, lAvenel, at Grove Cit; Wilt Dlwey's reserve is with a Savings Account. follege, Grove City, Pa.; Lol PLAYHOUSE "PINCk3CHIO" I, daughter of Mr, and Mri Bl 2-0341 - AliO - Uls Ping. 178 Main Streei C«aare Duova - Sean McClory Open or add to your Savings Account now, odbrldge, at Cedar Cres THURSDAY, MARCH 8 "VAUBY OF THI 1 and form tbe habit of adding to it regularly! fllege, Allentown, Pa... Car SPANISH FILMS DBAGON8 Lund. 2 William sfreet am CARTOON I will bfuili up fast and you'lt be ready to Jaxine A.j^riedman, 93 Burn 1 "gunTMatiriee at'l P. H. .am Drivei Fords at Rider Col FRIDAY fHRU TUESDAY solve any financial problem or enjoy any ige, Trenton. . . • Miss Elle: Mtrch 9 -13 oppQrtunity that comes your way. len, daugh.ter of Mr. am Joseph Cohen, North Pail TATE Brive, Woodbrldge at Russei page College, Troy, N. Y. IS FREE HOMI TRIAL ' EASY BUDG£i •unmra MMifl*?'ftrartfay * *>*--J PJL. Around the Township Woudbridce, N. J. "The Music Center o( New Jerw.v • Robert L. Barber, 187 Jef Fmocchio Safety for pavings Since 1869 (l fery Road, Colonia, will observ NOW THBU TUESDAY his 20th mmiverKary with tin GRIFFITH PIANO < Prudential Insurance Company 'Sail A Crooked Ship" "BABES IN TOYLANO" The PKBTH AMBOT - STKINWAV KtHREMENTATlVKS - lomonow, Mr. Barber is hea< Willi Knii Children's Admission Me Jl lls X-ray technician in the com 805 BROAD STREET, NKWARK 2, NEW ' at Savings Institution pany's medical departmen Sat. Matinee STARTING WEI)., MAR 14 TEUPHONK MARKET S-iHHtt Duriiyj World War II, h« was I 1*. M. na AMOV, NEW jW*geunt in the Army Medic* i mw mom MUM Open Wednetd»y Kvenknji UnlU » WEUNESDAV MARCH 14 "BLUE HAWAII" Coriw In Hit European theatn Plui li:l , . . Maruaret Hulden, daughtei "Hungarian Show" 627 PARK AVENUE, PLAlM ' Mr, ami Mrs. Llewellyn ( From IF.M. "Sail A Crtrttf Ship" PHONE PLAJNFIEU) 7-IIM ,den. in Han-ell Aveam l)ul 1 tour turope this summer Iv«r» Evenlm Esc«pt *»»•"*** ' x I r NEWS Independent-Leader From Ml Carteret Press A Newspaper Dedicated to the &s lit Interests of the Residents of the • •: i ' • the Community 1 Communities We Serve. Edison Township and Fords Beacon ,ii, : \

PAGE ELEVEN WINDOW BPW to Sponsor Panel Discussion Green Street March 30th at K.ofC. Auditorium -By The Staff — WOODBRIDGE! — Arrange-|way, movies and In television;top television personalit^rhora incuts for the annual panel dls- and, who is. now director ofithey hope will be able to^»fk

am| a *portiinan of the truwt word; ciission, open to the public Junior Achievement in Eliza-the panel program Into hla without charge, have been|beth, will serve as moderator, ischedule. Definite word Is ex- ",'; ,; nuiiwroni rood deed* will be remembered nnarly completed by the Wood-I One of the panelists will bepected tomorrow, is bridge Township Business andjMlss Mlchl Kobl. who sang1 A representative of the Good' „' ! „, rnnte. Attendance at hi. funeral wo. one 1 Professional Women's Club. Friday night at the fifth birth-ison-Todman Television Pro- • I" " '" „ \ v Orelner runeral Home can recall day party of.BPW at The Forge jductlons Is expected to be the Miw.nK the ureat number of floral explain™ Thr program will be present- .. . rd bv Miss Ruth Wolk, chalr-IInn. Miss Kobi appeared as fourth member of the panel. """„,, „,„• rather unique. It eame from the St. vll featured singer In thr Broad- j Each of the panelists " "r,,,h.iil rliih. which the deceased had mahaxed mnn of Public Relations and 11 Mis. William Brehner, chair- way productions of "Tna House give a short talk and will HP; " „ Thr floral piece wa» In the ihape of a man of Public Affairs, Friday, of the August Moon" and swer questions from the floor:. <| ' ,' 'mri with a flowered bat and baieball, and was March 30, in the Knights of "Flower Drum Sow?." She also Members of the audience wlU " Thr "Mlddlewi (ounty Champions, St. An- Columbus Auditorium, Amboy had a part in the movie. "Cry be able to talk personally with Avenue, at 8 P. M. The subject for Happy," with Glenn Ford the panelists during a social will bo "Opportunities In the and Academy Award wlnfier, hour at which refresh!) ,.,! MIS.V Mansard Henrlckwn In all exrihri Field of Entertainment." Myoshl Umekl. 8he recently re- be served. '',.',>(i|iiiliir Woodbrldue HiKh iruldance dli'r- .Last year, the same subject turned from the west coast' All Interested persons are in- , ,,n M. wi\y from Detroit. . . Max Kellrnnun was used, but due to the fact where she toured with the vltcd, particularly High School ,'.'n,,v n Mrtent was a victim of mlntakpii trim- that, the' year's worst snoW-j"Flower Drum Song." j students who are Interested In ',i ,v smi' one hnd Introduced him as the Rr, storm occurred that night and: Another participant, who ap-jthe field of entertainment and si Aiit!i<>ny'» Church, Port Readlnu Our so few people could attend, It peared in last year's pronram.imembers of area theatrical 'l, n'v Jurdot plnys weekends, at the GI>TII- was decided to repeat the pro- will be Edwin W. Casey, head ofigroups. ,',,• Rniiir 1, North Brunswick. Wr lioind him gram. personnel at National Broad- The panel Is an annual free •',,, FrulHV wncn Host Benny Rubin tried mil. Kenneth Roden, who has casting Company. service to the community as » ', Hidftv night "Lobntfr Fwtlvals," It vnt.v a served as public relations ex- The co-chairmen are anx- "thank you" for the commun- lously awaiting word from a ity's support of BPW project!. Hav Atlbpitl. former township committw- pert for many stars on Broad- i. ,,,,((„ for amuch-ne«ded vacation Vm ',.,.), c,n .if Sunday nlghU, you oan'i forma And. for those of you who look ut Jack M.\{ MY.S RF.T1RKMKNT A(iK: A dinner in honor of Thomas Kutli. who retired recently as a linifi-tiinc employe of Shelf Contest Entries ;|, Girl Scouts to Observe , ;,|iii.^ntatlve of the MarbellW Company rf ever wa Oil (iiinp.inv ur choke. . . Former PurelmMnR industrial relation* at Shell Mtlnert Hunt, member of the iMimmittre in charge of arrunijements, Ferdinand Kath, 90- Anniversaries Saturday \nvA\o ."u'fii Tuesday at Woodbrldge Town Hall jear-old father of thf guest of honor; Mr. Kath holding an Atlas Century (loek which was presented to him, William WOODBRIDGE — The OOm- ,;:,•,• on hi!- typing finder Mason and Russell Riley, members of the/committee. WOODBRIDOE — Wood-be held Saturday. There will be petlng entries for the Graphlo bridge Township Qlrl Scout two presentations of the pro-Art Contest are now on display , i nnimltlreman Wmer Drajot and wife proud of Council will mark the 50th an- gram al Woodbridge- Hi^h in the Township Committee \rnir who »a» topt In hti ela»« In a whool dem- niversary of Girl Scouts and School at 2:30 and 7:30 P.MRoo. m of the Municipal Build« , iriHip at Quantico, Va. The Woodbrldie Illih the 25th anniversary of the , ummi'iidrd by hb eommandini offlew of the local council at a celebration to Approximately 100 Brownies, Ing. i ,,,-|,s Drum the other «on and alio a marine, In Intermediate and Senior Scouts) This contest is sponsored my M.irine». NATO. Norfolk, Vi You will participate. the Woodbridge High School • hud * rather and remember that »prlni It Mundy Charges Being] I HI, r.irnrr. Th.d c»n onlj mean the reopenlni of The Township Girl Scout and the Woodbridse Redevel- Sifted by B. o. j Council had a preliminary start optnent Agency. The purpose Of Bv'nlWL)i ,m! \fu-r hlbernallni for the winter, Andy 01 iu> opened hi< pl«ce of buiinew for the ninth year n October 28, 1937 when Miss the competition is far the president said lute last night. ' "A ' > r '^^M1 iinm uimim . .. Arthur Mark, wtreUry to the floard bers and Board members held chairman; and S. Buddy Harris Statements are being taken j- rvlH II,. ;; i. hilnt harked by w»er»l Democratic party the first council meeting and in of the Woodbridge Redevelop- n- in i«sln»t Hurry O'Connor, pretent Sewiren from Mr. Mundy and Superin- January 1938, the first consti- ill ment Agency: Victor Gmen; in Uuuty (ommltteeman. . . . Ta* Collector Al , tendent of Schools Patrick A. tution was read and improved Dr. John P. Lozo and Llewelyn i ,rii-r.-t. llrw to Florida jreaterdar for * iunn» • Boylan. The former has al- In 1942 there were three C. Holden, of Woodbridge'High I bit battle la brewing amtni the Demurra!* leged that the principal Brownie, 10 Intermediate and 1 School and Miss Ruth Wolk, of stalled telephones in the school senior troop. Today there are The Independent-Leader nflll buildhiR which he said were 84 Brownie; 73 Intermedlab judge the entries. Winners will used for campaign purposes and 4 senior troops. At preset* : , , And x wil-liked basketball referee, Patrolman : be announced March 20. during the recent Board o! there are 2,740 girls registered. 'i •:•:• () BrW-n i* reitUng eoiifajUbly ai lh* Rah- • The first prize Is.. a . $5(1.00- Education election. Mr. Mundy During the years with in- v.nr.Miii; Hospttat. foDowlnj aniBeJr attack Did Savings Bond donated by Vic- was asked to go to the school creased interest in Girl Scout- >•> hr Purt Reading fireman. Ben Martlno ha> fo<-fii tor Gruen Associates, consult- and identify the three women -. .": U iilv v.illi'!-11 Ditto, Mike Superior for .!<»• I, ; ing, services, program ideas and!ant planners to the Woodbridge he said were campaigning on :i i: ::.'• : cuknully will be honoti-d m a trnti- troop projects have changed.:Redevelopment Agency. the telephone. Miss Mullen will' A Day Camp is held in Roose-I ::.:.i: HI: \i.in:h 34 al Ihf Waldorl-Aitoriu. ">m- Second yize b a $1000 glIt also be questioned and state- velt park with qualified staff; ifIcate donated by Joseph :. Ji vi•..:•» uf wrvlce wtth thf Port ReadinK Ktre cert ments will be taken, Mr. Hantraine- d in their duties. Leaders, Do 'fur, mow which community In Middl< yx Cas() of Klllghts sh0P( Main derhan said. receive trainin tht would : u. t:;i' mw. tiolf courwai? W«'re told lt'» Wtwd- receive training Cas()o f Klghtss that would :st,reet, Woodbridge :K hole* on every corner. READY KIR BKi NMiHT: "Cabaret Nile" will be held Saturday by Congregation'Adath Israe' -lt Woodbridge Jewish Community Ceiiier. .Membm »f the Committee are shown above, left to rU'ht: Seated. Mrs. Rriiben Gfeenberg, Mrs. to the State Theatar, Main Carl Fleming Named flannelgraphs, phonograph and Jowph M-liir-inm Mrs. Albert Kichman, Mrs. Leonard Goldman: standing, l)r. Albert T. Richmtwi, Herman Stein and Street, Woodbridge, donated by ",k IU>vt, cmnrr or HMderuM'l Km Food Market, fcuienr llomlrk Other members of thf committee are Mrs. Sherman Goldsmith, Mrs. Leroy Homer, Mrs. Henry Cohen, Head of GOP tape recordings are some of the Al Sabo. i Mrnt lud qultr a time durtnf the itorBI the other modern methods used to equip Mr«. Marc Burt and Mrs. Robert M. Vogel. ISELTN — The Fourth Ward ll' hH Turviay murnlnf il I A.M. for the lulUn KUh volunteers so they can serve the Fourth to tenth prize, Honor- Republican Club unanimously able mention certificates. •Ti in \r» York xni the normal trip of low hour* look girls of the community. Whrn ht tot to Uw place be fowd ll under elected Carl A. Fleming, Jr.,' Presentation of awards will president at a recent meeting The council has a swim pro- lit It-n of HUT with (Ui nomtlac all «er Fullen Street be made at the Municipal Charles E. Gregory School of Nursing to Cap 39with Mrs Herbert Lorentzeni£ram in cooperation with the r flkh wrre MM, Fr»ak reperU.i y«Uran fan 'Perth Amboy and Rahway YYMM- Building Saturday, March 24, presiding. at 11 A. M. 'int rrimiober th« waltr ever bdtii that CA. Roller skating, cooking were: Mrs.j r Walter Merwlni, tniot ud junior, bad »p- Others elected courses, square dance Instruc- First-Year Students at Candle Light CeremonyLorentzen, reelected vice presi- >-> un llir iwollen Stwaitn creek. Tuesday tion are some of the program ilrnni whether lhe waUfi would rtMh high Mrs. Sidney W. Blanch- students'.Woodbridge Township Business rr> their b»r»f and btulMa off t« »ea. PEHTH AMHOV-( will sion. A nursing school has its reception for the 'and Professional Woman's Club • • • » py own distinctive cap worn first parents and guests. only ONE V awarded I ;>-*day. 30 by students and thereafter Those who will receive caps scholarship, and Barbara Step- ge^st-at-aTms, and Mrs. Jonnj .-<.:i; ui aic local bowline alley* were four to 39 fintt-y<.>: .-.tiidrtits at The campment in Vermont. theiniak; from Carteret, of yetttryear— Doug KUIK. Charles K (lu^ry School of on the e: )P programs are varied. iMis&es Joan Blight. Carolyn!Val.ga One troop operated a day and Joe -Ducky Wucky" Mrd- NursitiK of IYiili Amboy Ot>n- Mr. Fleming will announce! TUt>Sday S on Saturdays to free There is *!i Hnidinn and Seuwen. . . . Mike "Bunzy" tin- dimtor, of Tallarom, Helen Vergillo and Babcock, Anna Mae Gehman, men at the March 23 meeting just "take a breather". "lii(tnf Townihip ping-ponf chatnpton has 'nursinii. Mrs. Katharine Mac- pletion of the first semester ot Linda Krebs, Joyce Prehodka 8 P. MM.': at Fireside Hall. FormeFormerr!™" only one Naftcy Yaremko. he girls rtobert M«rcen)k, Woodbrtdw achooi- feu. the three-year nine- semester Mayor Frederick M. Adams will Re-elltl y Also, from South Amboy, and Roslyn Seidman; also Nan- h in front of -SuiKluy at 2 o'clock, (the new champion de- hi' nisi milestone curriculum, including funda- install the officers at this meet-,fP> »« Marje Chlebicki, Juqueline cy Pearsall, Old Bridge; Rosa- buildings a( school bus stops •'••'imM Cluck Komu\|e», Colonla . . . If It's the ing. ir nurMiiK I'lii'i'i'i'. mentals of biological, physical Dowling, Carol Fablszewski, Jp- and along empty lots. One WELCOME formtr townahlp cOrnmitteemau M((- lie Anello, Milltown, Marie Mil- liKlitinii irii'tiiuny and social sciences taken aUnne Sobush. From Edison, troop is planning a trip to '"<< uncs an Independent candidate In the nlflfs dedication u> t'i( ici and Hann* Ward, New ROB VEGETABLE MARKET -11".1-! Bob Jacks come next November a good Union Junior Co.lege, Cranford-eje Mexico. Several troops have Bninswick; from East Bruns- WOOOBRIDGE - Peter Mi- visited Washington, JultetU WAGON '|''ii;;mi'-d "Duke" Pochek also dieting, Hospital director Robert S.; . Aven- brid Arl«, who has * QE repair Th ursing school faculty! • ^ Iseljn. table 1 The nursing .school faculty. Aicn nnri mhndri Union Market, reported to police|and rest homes have been the ••*"!>(. liHikuiit for a iood location Also, Don, Caldndra union ^ ^^ ^ ;l favQrs or Also, Ji Fords, Emma Fol- IJV««^*«MJ «— a •— ^'recipients of lavui't nel NCREASED Homsack. Mary Beach; Margaret Hay. D" -|had been made Into his place of;alftg fMn, ^ Qlrl )K education, is in charge ofdi, Maureen len; Mary Bloss, Chatham; business during the night, by 11 u the program and will hold a Ann Lesko, winner oi the ;, ( ' " "-'mer-i Ad-Ub Saturday olfht. . . . Mike Janet Camlin. Jersey City. ^breaking 8 window in the front ^ '"'i l« l.rfllmr » profeatlonal Iwrimder Quite As well as Diane Edmunds door. He said $18 was stolen 30 year* of experience foa- "1| r.-Mdent» with home* and DMU down the ihore and Carol Winters, Clarks'.from a cash register and $15 terlng good will in bualneu r rd lrl ' ''"'" " »»fr their property durint the r««enl Summit!, Pennsylvania. 'worth of cigarettes. and community life. i, . r llr»''d1ii Square Hrndkate. It golnf t« honor K For Information on •in IIH, Vlll**t 'I1' N«tur*ajr nlfbl with a ipa- Welcome Wagon In ,,"";• <>ur Uvorite ihM thlte boy, Jeff Wlniler. By MARIA s l ' '"' " ""» »"-•« dan but be il» waterproof* ' ( OLORFUL A ril M •""'' »*«vlno, New Itntft top taletman for COIF COLONIA :i «»« »lnce 1955 b«l mer«d fro» We Apologize! A new hall '.""li huuir |n Metuehen. He worki color can bo A AVENEL iiurvelous mo- rale booster. It ISELlN 4% Over a Malf- Century shouldn't be a t u JUI.U h*ve Uoub|«»* We were told thl» morn- drastic change, Call rld espi-dilly If It's | ,ai, i,,,,i, .?w«;i »»»'*>Wirti M fade Mb blew out of Due to conditions beyond our control of (lie first time, wu Vrst Jteglnnern uiu- sa.r '* '-«»*-»* ally find It ME 4-8355 : SAjVlWiS we were forced to suspend service ervuo best to uie a rinif rattier than "' "'<' "'lylin denturei" were located »» hour laier a permanent color. The most im- j- erionai ^er Cf you reside in : '^lifd in „ inow itinf t SM| tteite t (rom the *pot portant step In hair coloring Is temporarily earlier this week. to let a c»lur expert do the Job. 'rom the owneri mouth by a rwt nilr ,'s|l|»a(ea We can chanKe V>i" to " » WOODBRIDGE - (n, U »«w Wi»»r. The PitefnJ. N* PAID brllliint ar suBUe ihadc, WlUCh Throughout evej you prefer, and you'll love , '"' "*ner, had one iUt«ment to muke followli«( QUARTKHLV We upologize to our mijny patrons tbe niulti. in uur color ei- 1 ld > SEWAREN «, „„'; « " "ThU will iwh m. to k«p my M, perth help you wltct the moat mi,,, . • The Comuunlty HthoUrihlp Prtwnun and thank you for hearing with us ukddteiex CountyCo flatttrlnj ibade. , m > PORT READING ,,,,, . ?' t«W|ht at the American Leflon Home, IS BXTH* tAKNINO DAYS HOUSEWIFE SPECIAL » u»dl)rld|«. All InteretUd mldenti «re Invited. until service was restored. ' BV Monday & Tuesday ' * * * 1AV1NU8 >FORDS lhl *umn « PEARL and GEORGE SABEL ,""""\ ' '•iitlro U. 8, FWure Bkstlim Team lwt l GALL yw ago. expert* p GREINER t ' mane crash a yew ago. expert* predicted It Proprietors WAVE v bbeforf e thhe United Stale* refineid d llu „ ', llw"v- However, the RwlUn Valley Figure OrlW-ln Fr On FremlKi FUNERAL HOME ME 4-2759 iUII TcUn »cnl "i< with many Himllar clubi in the country AUGUST P. OREINBR. Director Ul dn someihUv about thli With more than Est 1804 MARIA;S CARTERET „ ." J"»r» who work out regularly at the Ice AXIA FEDERAL SWINGS Phone 44 Green Street l"('"'y Airport In South Plainfleld, Uiis am- Hair Fashion * LOAN ASHOCUTION ME 4-0264 9 Woodbridge RESIDENTS '»«ler the tutelage of one of the bebt In the 824 West Avenue CALL ,,i,,..."* j0il»e Kelley, who trained at the Munich Port Reading ,i|p '* '« working day and night to put on an Ice Hour. The WASHING WELL TEL. ME 4-7050 -,!,',,, '""'"•• March, 31st that should rival many I » M. to ME 4-9340 a Woodbrid^e CluKd Wednetdajn »rdttn production*. Not only do the mem- H9 Main Street tV( SAVE ial how» a day^ to become proficient m Wayi 1)111 they hold rehettr»»U,for the «h6w Bat- PtwUl« rM ""I1 mWnmht until l:J0 In Uw morniiiK The doctors conducting the study PERIOD PIECE! Report stated that a more potent lot of vac- to cine is promised which will give great- er effectiveness. The two groups test> (editor Another Hitler lor Germany? Mostl ed in Syracuse and Btfffalo, New York. The two companies concentrating 32 East Shirley Avenui Germans Admit Chance But Doubt It on the killed measles viruses have Colonia, N. J. March S. 1962 been Pfizer and Ely Lily and Company. 1 the third In a } it Is natural, of cou Qlartrret Ires* While such concerns as Merck and report! from Ocrmnnyi v tyoodbrldge, N. J. j veterans to ontanl7/> and Company, Pitmarr-Moore- Company, ' By EDWAKD 11- SIMS Stain veterans' nf CHARLES EDWYN GREGORY Idltor: Foreign Corrr»ponu>«>' But some former and Park-Davis and Company hftve The Independent-leader November 27, 1W4 - Deetmber 10. 1161 I wouW like the following «t tims, having stiffen rlmlna <^U. d mlctv Charles Pfizer and Company were the ra..n. «..ahea.d of the othe--I"r* ^^J T Z Wfakfr chancellor actual producer of the vaccine used in tems on the budget. Yet this j thought perhaps tpn A Plea for a Worthwhile Chanty the test,, and they stated that they The annual drive of the Mount Car- were particularly pleased at the mv mel Guild for the support of its non- munity to measles without the resul sectarian nursing service in Wood- of producing a mild case of the disease lii bridge, Fords and Perth Amboy, is now itself, and they were pleased that then in progress. were no major side effects. Through the years, the Little Serv- budget, but your lack of en-,many of the Ideals of the 88 5 th < thusiasm for It. The burden ls[were very fine Indeed! I ant Sisters of the Immaculate Concep- squarely on your shoulders; you; since there were hundreds ofi "_ we d • y T tion have nursed the sick regardless of The Automation Problem did not refute the Mayor or thousands In the PS, the 1"«-![: X< stand up to the Independent- tion often arises as tn where '" " • religion. Catholic, Protestant and Jew President John F. Kennedy recently Leader. 'these men are today. Pome are;"'** alike have received fine nursing care Not only did you not support,]^ being arrested by Bonni'._*L H tier « told a press conference audience that t the first time around but you authorities. The former 88 without compensation. On one question the the country must find jobs for 25, gave out very little Information;chief of Staff. General Hans seem to be almost uni The work of Mount Carmel Guild persons each week largely because o: about the budget itself or the,wolf, was picked up late In.; always seemed to inspire the late t^x picture. Your public rela- January, where he was living jThey detest Russia a:d the automation trend in industry. Under the Capitoi Dome tlons are very poor. Why doesn't'comfortably on the same lake'RussUms or the Mosco? ' Charles E. Gregory, who was publisher ithe Board use Its Citizens Ad- as the author-the Stamberser ernment. They may r/'. How we solve this problem, th> of this newspaper. He lent his person- ivlsory Group or the Presidents' gpa. A month earlier two for- we America. U they lost President believes, will determine tin By J. Jose* Grlbblu Icouncll as a means of dlBsem-jmf.r SS officers were arrested j brother or a father or al support as well as the support of jinatlng information to the pub-, M, i h, just a few miles we u- 8. ArmeArraed PoForcr n amount of success we realize in de- ln in C , the paper to the Guild drive each year. lie. An informed public will i away .So the process Is still gojWey look upon that M veloplng and expanding the U.S. econ testimony of witnesses and the,usually come out for better edu- ing on. iRussians they see an the :i TRENTON — Because of a several months over the alleged fr Last year, just a few months before claim that neighborhood school segregation policies In our pub- pproductio n of evidence lnclud- jcation as can be seen by the re- only a relatively few ofj om the East — barbansrjl omy, which is now seriously chal to Bk he passed away, Mr. Gregory wrote: districts are not compatible lie school system." Ing school attendance records^uKs in the past elections, the many 83 veterans have »P* - lenged by the Russian Communls with present day society be- The resolution states that in of local boards of education. jSchools 21,22 and 17 have con- been punished, Many of them And thli It a tradltii "The work of the Guild nurses, all economy. cause they separate white and Montclalr, In order to reconcile "This State's neighborhood slstently voted for budgets and have had their telltale marmot Western Europe — thf of whom are laboring without regard negro children In public schools the alleged existence of segre- school policy was adopted In the for better education because under their left armpit re-1 from the East, the There is no doubt that there Is an to race, creed or national origin, has the New Jersey Legislature is gation in public schools, it was 1800's with the intent of ellm- there, the PTO's give the people I moved. They often have hadiwho at one time reached ( acute problem. However, one or two asked to create a commission to necessary to close down an en- lnatlng segregation In the pub-jail the information they canjseverfli pieces of skin in the vl-]many, the Turks who grown to staggering proportions. These study law and rules and regula- tire school with exceptionally lie school system," according to get. clnlty removed so that the the gates of Vienna, sr.d facts must be kept in mind, even as - nuns, with their personal kindness tions setting up such districts. heavy Negro enrollment. Jn a statement attached to the I must say that the Boardscars could have been caused Russians, who have v; we go about solving it, or trying to Assemblyman George R. Morrlstown, according to the resolution. "The State of New did a llttlp better the secondly a war wound [times threatened to r and their boundless spiritual stamina, Jersey cannot today Justify us- 1 ! solve it. First, the very effectiveness Richardson, R., Bergen, claims resolution, In order to keep time. But the effort was too Recent arrests of SS offlcers Western civilization, toil tirelessly throughout long days the 1954 United States Supreme faith with the 1954 Supreme ing the same law to foster seg- little nnd too late. The Board might slow the reappearance of; This historical fear o! and superiority of the free enterprise regation In the public school should have started months ago the SS veterans but already hordes from the Env :.a; and dismal nights to bring solace and Court decision which noted Court decision, a plan for reas system in the United States has been such separation has a detrimen- slgnment of Negro students to system." disseminating Information as to; there are SS reunions In Oer-;the best assurance the Wc« care to suffering patients—for which tal effect upon the colored chll-javold what could be Interpreted SUFFBAGE:—Female various budget Items e.g.many and some who openly j today that free Qerramv the ability to mass produce goods at a no charge is asked, or accepted. Theirs dren, should be followed in New as segregated conditions, has of the New Jersey General As-jneed for classrooms, need for,argue that the S3 was the,choose to remain allied io cheaper unit cost than others. Jersey. Ibeen Introduced sembly are seeking* additional certain .repairs, need for certain'cream of the German nation,I (Continued on Pane it) is the kind of dedicated nursing care "In many titles and towns ofi The proposed study commla- equal rights for women. replacements, teachers salaries, in the inspiration for a whole pro- Automation is a continuance 6f this our State where integration of jslon would comprise seven Assemblywomen M11 d r e d^tc. Tell the people your views, trend. Second, the extent to which in- the public school system would1 members, including two Sena- Barry kughes, Union; Betty give them the facts and chances fession." be feasible, we find many al-^ors, two Assemblymen, andiKordja, Pass&ic, and Marion are they willl go along With dustry has turned to automation is a most completely white and three by the Governor. The West Hlgglns, Bergen, have,you. You work hard on your We hope all those who have been the *' 111 > _ • • m M-* m k M •• 130 Years of Service direct result, to a large degree, of the negro schools," states the reso-! commission would be armed sponsored a resolution to me- budget, fight for it, support it. recipients of this dedicated kind of lution. "Racial tension in thejwith power to compel by ltsjmorlalize CongTess to enact Gentlemen, you are a new spiraling wages industry has been nursing care and those who have State has increased In the last subpoena the attendance and legislation for an amendmentiboard, starting a new year. I to our Customers forced to pay workers. (to the Federal Constitution to hope you have learned i some- viewed the nuns' kindness from afar, | ~~ " i read: j thing from this sad experience. will contribute to the 1962 Mt. Carmel With this in mind, we can go about | "Equality of rights under thelstart now by keeping your word Guild campaign. Donations should be seeking a solution to the problem with- Know Your Representatives law shall not be denied or:and Initiate a Speakers Bureau, out any connotation of "evil" attached abridged by the United States use the PTO's, the PTA, your T. L WATSON & CO. %sent to the Moderator, Rt. Rev. Msgr. The best citizen Is an active citizen, one who li alert or by any State or possession,'Citizens Advisory Group, the 'Charles G. McCorristin, St. James' to private industry for turning to au- and.goes to the source to secure the best possible In- on account of sex." Presidents', Council; those or- ESTABLISHED lilt tomation. U. S. industry should always formation. The beat representative U one who cooperates The resolution sets forth that ganizations are more than will- Rectory, Woodbridge. with bis constituents and Is ready and eager to receive all citizens of the nation, both ing to help the Board — give be encouraged to turn to the mdst their views' men and women, should not!them a chance— call on them, MONROE A.'WEIAIST only share equal civil rights but' Respectfully yours, efficient method of production. Herewith are the names of your representatives. Keep Reddest Partner in touch with them. also equal legal rights. ' MRS.. MINNIE BENSON "There exist many statutes! Happy Anniversaries An opportunity must be found for MEMBER NEW YORK AND discriminating against women, | Woodbridge, N. J those who want to work and who are U. S. Congress and such legal differentiations, AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGES On Saturday the Woodbridge Town- March S, 19«2 willing to make a change, if necessary. SENATE - merely because of sex, lower the Editor, Independent-Leader ship Girl Scout Council will present a nation's prestige and status In It is not an easy task. But upon the Senator Harrison A. Williams. Jr, . Senate OfBct Green. Street, Woodbrldg» Perth Aiioy Natioial Baik Building the world community," the i program at Woodbridge Senior High Building. Washington. D. C. HonM—Weatfleld. Dear Sir: At the I Corntn HI MIM successful approach to this problem, Senator Clifford P. Case Senate Office Building. lady lawmakers clatm, '•School to mark the 50th anniversary and its counterpart—creating greater Washington 25, D. C. Home—345 Elm Avenue. Rahway 'Both political parties an- Once again our School Board 11 TEARS IN PCSrH AMBOY , of Girl Scouting and the 25th anniver- nounced support of equal rights'has demonstrated 1U disregard economic growth and business expan- BOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES for women In their respective! (Continued on Page ljl) sary of the local council, sion — hangs the fate of the U. S. sys- Representative Peter Prelinghuysen, Jr., . Fifth Con- platforms, and such a situation' i It is a far cry from 1912 when Girl tem in its test with Communism. grewlon&l District, House Office Building. Washing- of discrimination Is outmoded." ton 35. D. C. Home—MorrUtown. , OATH:—Four members of the 'Scouting had its beginning in Savan- Legislature believe the present nan, Ga., to present-day Girl Scout ac- State Legislature oath of allegiance and office Is repetitive and lacking in con- a sense of security ; 8TATE SENATOR tivities and programs. The Girl Scouts ciseness and directness and are And /Vow, the Moon , John A. Lynch, New Brunswick studied the obvious things in the be- determined to do something The United States success in orbit- MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY about It. ginning of the movement— homemak Norman Tanzmarg, Woodhridge They include Assemblywomen ing, nature craft and cooking. ing a man around the earth's surface J. Edward Crablel, lillltown Marlon West Hlgglns, Bergen; now focuses attention on the moon, Joseph Doren, DuneUen, Betty KordJa, Passaic; As. Today, the Girl Scout is a very effl Gludo Brlglant; Jamesburg seablymen Raymond H. Bate- ; dent young laidy, due to her training and the race to land a rocket qn the main, Somerset, and C. Robert Barcone, Essex. by dedicated women. Thp Girl Scout moon which will transmit data, or Board of Chosen FrteMtors BZaxl S, Meteger, President, Rutgen University, Ne* The rewritten oath of al- learns about being a good citizen, she land a rocket there which is capable of Brunswick. legiance and office would re- George L Burton. Jr.. 18 Agat« Road. Uwrence Brook duce the main section of the studies her country's government, her returning to earth. oath from 189 to 19 words. The Village, New Brunswick. revised oath, they Insist, Is newspapers, in addition to all the ac Edythe 8. UcAndrewa, New Bruwwlct, It is generally considered that the strictly in the Interest of clar- Joieph R. Costa. 123 HOlcreit Avenue. Xdlion. cepted duties as a member of a great ity, brevity, dignity. latter achievement is at least five years Thomas H. Lee, 140 Front Street, 8outb Plalnneld, , movement. away—that is, the round-trip to the George Otlowtkl 541 Kennedy Street Perth Amboj. "The present oath, which it William J. Warren. 875 .Main Street. Pordi. the result of several patchwork So today, we wish all the Girl Scouts moon. The Soviets have already orbit- amendments, has been criti- everywhere a Jhappy golden Jubilee and ed the moon with a rocket vehicle). cized as being repetitive and Woodbridge Township Cftnuiittee lacking in conciseness and di- Security, Satisfaction, fur* •to' the Woodbridge Township Girl There are hints that they may be ready MAYOR—Walter Zirpow, Colonla rectness," they claim In a stater >os« . . . thm art all £|cout Council a silver anniversary long ment attached to the bill. to trj & round-tyip flight sooner than FTRST WARIV-Charles lilolnar, Woodbridge fring* bMtfitt of a planned ieraembered. i, "These Qualities have detracted has bean anticipated. \ Robert M. Vogel, Woodbridge from the dignity and solemnity laving! program. Tkty SECOND WARD — Joseph Nemyo. Hqpelawn desirable In any pujilic oath. fwrt Itlmlxtd but art r«p- But one British expert said the Herman FaJtan, Fordi This ME U Intended to Improv* United States' successful orbit of the THIRD WARD - Robert Jacks, Wooabrldgi the wording of the present oath rmnt*d in your Sewinfli Measles* Vaccine earth means that, if every muscle Is Joseph Marusione, Avenel In this regard without making Account 'passbook by a FOURTH WARD-Thomas J Coftello, Uelln i any material changes." growing column of dtpotil Measles, which is usually considered strained, we may not be more than a Dr. Ralph Barone, LAGOONS: — Bayslde section* a childhood- disease but one which Is year behind the Russians. Other sci- . Menlo Put TeniM of H» Jersey could become at FWTH WARD — George Bmery, Oolonla picturesque as Hawaii with very dangerous, may now be effective- entists have said we are as much as John Evanko, Colonla home* facing upon lagoons and ly checked. Measles are particularly three to five years behind In the other beautiful water areas,!! Borough of Carteret under a series of bills sponsored III dreaded by pregnant women and their engine category. In the Legislature by Senator II fear is justified in the possibility that MAYOR—Stephen Bklba Charles W. Sandman, R., Cape Woodbridge The successful orbit has helped U.S. President of Borough Council-Walter Sullivan May. measles can cause complications with prestige, then, In the third great pow- The main measure would Thomas Deverln the unborn child. er center of the world — Western Waiter Sullivan authorize counties to create, John Hutoick John D*ZurUla Europe. Here our allies took pride in subject to the outcome of a National Ban A measles vaccine made from killed Alexander Such Atftm trmbonkl referendum, a county meadow measles viruses has in the first test the achievement and are happy that land development commission we are making a race out of it, with Towishlp of Eitn to build up the outlands which proved effective. Two tests were con- have never been developed and Russia. Some Europeans are even of u. YtUnnlu ducted in New York and the vaccine PreaWent of Council—Nell A, UoDonaJd which are laying Idle notwith- standing their potential value. prevented the disease in both groups the opinion that the US. has a good COONCILMXN The program Is w designed and was estimated to be ninety-six per chance in the moon race—though It is WUlUo t, Aibton Frtnk Uwchltto as to eventually finance ltieli Bernard J. Dwyer Ttttik J. Takaoi early to predict the outcome of this by making available to private I Uessker: Federal cent effective in one group and seven- Norman Freeman Or William loth phase of the space race as of now. purchasers lots and plots fac- 8,itwD ty-two per cent effective tn another (Contlnued on Page IB) PAGE THIRTEEN Mrs. Charles Baska Honored by Hospital"uxiliaryA Installed Guild at Tea for Outstanding Services New Slate Mrs. Peter Suleris is "W"*"' ISELIN - Installation of of- Hostess at Annual ficers of Ladles Auxiliary Of Iselin Post V.F.W. was held ai Membership Affair fnllovs: Mrs Laurence Hull presl- " COI/WIA - Marking the dent; Mrs Harold Htbell. senior completion of six years of serv- vice president; Mrs. George ice, n membership tea was held Devlin, iunior vice president; on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Blair Hvlhra, treasurer; Mrs. Peter Sldeiis of Devon jMrs. Joseph Stvasser, chaplain; Rnsxl, by the colonln Brunch .Mrs Ki'mimd Smolen, con* of the Perth Amboy Genera idufl.-ress; Mrs. Alfred Groeger, Hospital Guild.. The group's ac- .pHiriotlc instructor; Mrs. Frank tivities include fund .raising and jHtnlil. historian; Mrs. John volunteer work such as band •Tyborowski, guard: and Mr*. making, working on the criiules weinsfhenk, secretary, hospital cart, -working in thi 1 Trustees Heeled were Mrs. thrift shop and driving patient I Fred nietrold. 3 years; Mrs. to mid from the hospital foi e.'hiiries Nechkn. 1 years; and . cnrdlnc treatment. A new proj Mrs. Hmvnrd Steffy, 1 ye«*. ect providing the, hospital with 1 Culm benrers are: Mrs. Edward bed Jackets, bibs and hospital M VTK: Shown after thr rlwlion of iirw nffiicrs of Ihp IsHIn Chamber jMiirrh. Mrs. Joseph Kawepsch, • ••(••is gowns wnR started lust this pasl 11 1,(1 to rlRht. Carl Flt-mln*. rxirnlivr director; A. (Icii-n, I'frry, JMi-s. ltcchko ;md Mrs, Helen • ,iir :"• ;yenr. While the Rroup's mem- ,;,.,„ Toimisin, nrw prmldrnt and Benjamin Scalia, vie* prfsldcnt. [Qninlnn. The preceding officers .idi-iil; bership is not large, the results jwci-e instiilled oy Mrs. Strasser of its efforts has increased find Mrs, Welnschenk. leach year slnoe its Inception Phuis were completed for ft [This year alone, the group con- id social at Post Headquart- loinasso is Elected New Head tributed 1,100 voluntter hour s, Lincoln Highway, March and $636.36 for the bulldlm fund and equipment. i. Mrs. Hugh Gllroy was re- Of Chamber of Commerce Mrs. Laurenn Platteel, hospi vived as a new member. tallty chairman, was in charg The Junior Girls' Unit Of the of refreshments and was abl; ,;,,„. M. Tomawoi uxiliary will meet at 10:30 assisted by Mrs. Elner Greg I jj csirlfllt Of th*i LM. Saturday, at the head- riussen and Mrs. Leo Chiodln marters. The girls are collect* ., ,, i o! Commerce) Mrs. Walter Zlrpolo. past pre? 1 Two Baby Chicks Liven ng old eye glasses and costume 'held Thursday dent, and Mrs. Mark Gregoi FOR SERVICES TO Till. HOSPITAL: Colonia, Chapter of rerth Amboy General Hospital honored Mrs. Charles Baksa, for her volunteer services during the past year, at a tea held at the home of Mrs. Peter Sideris, Saturday Left to right, Mrs. lewelry to be donated to Uw past ways and means chalrmai •atlents at Roosevelt Hospital i Hn-mbrr of trie Merle Santor, Mrs. Edward Esposlto, Mrs, Baksa, Mrs. Paul Ablonczy, Jr., Mrs, Lauren Plated. Kindergarten's Studies poured. :or their project of maklftf jiiri-rUirs of the A gift was presented by M iewelry, V,; luma.w) i* an COLONIA—Two buby diii-ks — Paul Ablonczy, president, to , ] Hi' is A member A roller skating party to be- from Buffalo to visit the Mrs. Charles Baksa, who made 01 Kinsey Report to be Subject of Talk to be Givening planned for the Junior klndcrgarttn of School 22 Tht- IMmntn Plans ^e •markable record of put- Girls' Unit on April 14. \ ('iimtv prize stock golden brown l'-«- in the most volunteer j pw ting It was' reported that Mil, i ;n:i-i "' horns were brought here by during the past year al- David Mellow Elizabeth Aw- S;i!wn»l °' train by Mri. Joneph Marino. - The though she has been associated Dr. A. P. Sperling at B'nai BWith Ir.mie will hold a rummage nue, is on the sick list. i'wx County wh0M father raises chlckt-ns with the uroup a relatively! Til'V Association. lnal j^yj b«n W|nn|ng ,now sale on March 29 at Ki80 Irv- short COLONIA — The featured, .V Prasser is Elected :.-d w,'P" Vlce,rlbbona ,lnef i9i0 iiw Street, Rahway. opposite Mrs. Charles Hull of Rahway!speaker at tonight's meetiim of the Ax In Savings Building, llle 1 J * • Th? children of the clasws was the guest singer. She sang| Colonla-Rahway Lodm- of Social Club Plans lota Xi Omega Head Saluemi; from 9:00 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. Bnnal BBrltrlthn wii Dr A of Mrs Fttdt-Hoffman, Mtw 1 r^.. v , "GettinQettlnKg .T-Too KnoKnow YouYou" andiandi'«' ' 'l ^be D-. A .P P-. Educators to be Speakers COLONIA—Philip P. Praater Nemerirutr Mrs Dance for Boys loop J Dorothy HKiflson, and Mrs James D^Jarco. chair- :,H(ly Th(,rp „ Mrg Edward Sperling of the City Collet of 429 Colonia Boulevard, ntf man, ior. Carl A Ofnevlrvej Nearly leared many announced a need for Nadier accompanled her on the!New York. The meeting will be ISELIN — The Iselin Social been elected president of Iota more rummage, and more vol- of thoi things about the little .hen and piano, held at Temple Beth Torah, Club Thursday evening mad XI Omega Fraternity at Union untwrs. If anyone has furni- AtPTO Panel Discussion iii-cttirs »rf A. rooster which made the school's i Anyone wishing to become a Bryant Street, Rahway, at 9:00 Junior College, Cranford. Anthor.v D"Ale»- ture, dishes, curtains, bric-a- plans for a dance April 28 I science and reading program* member of the group may con-P.M. ; COLONIA — A panel dis- tree planting ceremonies^, on the beneIlt of the Iselin Boys Mr. Prasser, a sophomort, )• brnc, poU or pans, ln addi- I>,:!xHl AnUwnrmore m^ningjui. Mrs Marino tart Mrs. JMerle Santor, mem- Dr. Sperling will discuss the cussion on education including Arbor Day. a business administration nu< tion to clothing In good con- League. ,tor KsU-n. Owetol|, thf (hndren lh*t the six- bership cljalrman, -at- PU 1- Ktnsey Report on the -Sexual t' Polglaze, Assistant • Mfg. Charles Ammann, ways jor ln Union Junior College'! dition, please contact Mrs Dr Robei The affair will be held at the ,;ih \lrkf, William WM,k(,.oid "vUltom" arc now ,7879 Millenaries Baksa, vol- Behavior in the Human Ft--! , . , L , „ . , and means chairman, reported Evening Session. He is a gradu- p Tiin > F I nd IVMarco at FU 8-1274. Mrs 8u i;rintendent of Schools; ate of Woodbrldge High School. ' '"- " °' * living ln a bird cur on a tem- unteer cfr^rman, may ' be maV. Dr. Sperling has Rau,ed: P a receiif card party was a so- :: C'unstantlne Vigilante will " porary basis brcaus* plans call reached at KU*2450 If you a national ' reputation a.-, a:Richnrd Siss, M.S., school psy- cial and financial success. A alw store article* for sale at League. The Social Club is lZENS CLUB MEETS for their return to Buffalo »t wlsh to volunteer in any waywpular author, teacher and chologist: Mrs. John Kelly, profit of $142.50 was donated ;ciT her home. Her number is FT) sponsoring one of the teams COLONIA - The Colonia Ewl r tlmr 8hr now lr 111 or if you wish Information on lecturer. He is the author of'hclpina teacher; Ernest Dubay, to the school library. 1-4378. for the first time this year. !citlzens club held ltg ,^4 iiiYiliorv * '* " ' how you can be of assistance. four books, the latest being the; , . lsor 0 heallh and physi The next meeting will be j installation meeting at the fire- lllAlllul y |ng them to ro«»t by placing All proceed) will go to the As its next activity the Co-well-known 'Psychology for March 15, at 8 P, M, at 103ihouse of the Colonia Volunteer " thrm on a bar at night because Deborah Hospital, Brown.s lotila branch plans a luncheon- Millions", now ln its Trento Street. !Flre Department. llol around to teach them. She ii Mill*, a free non-s*rtanan bridge at the home of Mrs Wal-printing. His magazine'artielesi hospital for heart sundry. ing, Tuesday, 8:15 P.M., in the! Qruce ft Thr First Aidjalao Uajnlng them to hop up on ter Zirpolo, May 2. Tickets may on everyday living, psychology 1 ujM-rable lung cancer and be obtained through the mem- all-purpose room. Questions Auxiliary a stick In order to tw Uken out and health have appeared in;and answers wiU ,olloWi COLONIA — Bruce T. Chos- che«t diseases. bers. .,i-.;,mil imtajlatlon of the cage to exercise many leading nation-wide pub- 11 so of Mr an Mrs The -. I» Ciibln rrcent-. Bcaldes lMrninn about Uir lications. Presentation and nominations, ^. " - rn;i(< (JurblsZ ICr- Marvknoll WHEREAS, the optometrists of this community are ISELIN - grounds for summer recreation tlon for a' week as a guest of making a great contribution to its progress and strength mcmUj r has been granted by the Board Mr. George Coward, of Lake- by providing good vision care, aiding each citizen to a !.'•» AiXilury ln*UU-; lJ n»e«Ung of Education. An effort to ob- land, Fla. Kudolui' Orewe MlCe«ll»'i Rotary 8octety - better life, therefore r ot th(1 11 appear through the cour- tain an adequately trained phy-| His brother, Joseph, is a ..InR^ith'Mn. AlniheW. Monday beginning wltr> > organisation. COLONIA-Warrm D. Jens- tesy of the Deborah League at sical education instructor and j sophomore at Woodbridge High BE IT RESOLVED that the Township of Woodbridge i'r.'Mdi-:.: Mr». An- Rosary and Beiwdlctlon In thei The menrbiTs voted to Joii sen, 38 South Hill Hoad, has ! Woodbridge High School, on various equipment continues. School and also wil study medi- officially joins with the Middlesex-Somerset Optometrlc ••••'<• >-<-!i-tary and church at 8 30 FM. other club,s in the Sixth DIs been elected president of the April 14 at ,1:30 P. IV A plan is underway to com- cine. Mrs. Chosney Is a teacher- Society in proclaiming the week of March 4-10,1962, as rlcl oI N Jmey Federa Surety for; IM-ia. treuurvr., Th* busloftt oMeting will be,' «"•' ** 5, are available at tht memoiate the annual eleraen- counselor at Weequahic High "Save Your Vision Week," and urge that this period be Uoiiof Clubs Ini»pon- Life Sciences at Uii:on Junior dedicated to informing the citizens of this community •ini" obt-rdich was-'helheld iln th*e cafeteria aftafterW gwl i I tin Mllko of l«*Un. She is ajWelnhdmri's naml' on the leaders, and mothers'walked to is a sophomore in Union Junior March, 1962. on ''onrmy!gr*d t« of Woodbrldgf Hlgh;Honor Roll because pf her serv- the,, Museum of Natural History College's Day Session, He is a WALTER ZIRPOLO Ug graduate of Woodbridse High Tl-..- board of;8ch ••• «f Mrs Mor-tering, the Maryknoll Order.'vlce president MMM MA* -•t I>-.()<> Road, sister Rita Maureen w»« em-i A J10 tionntioit was voted to T'-mkm stated'ployed at Catholic University,!the State rVderution (or civic -I'MIIK confer- Waahinglon. D C. and General and chafltuble projects WOODBRIDGE LUMBER CO. ;'!«"• ut Salu1,Motors Corp., Linden. Mrs William ni>ie.st-nud the WOODBRIDGE METHODIST CHURCH CITY AND SUBURBAN DELIVERY Proclamation Frivtioni from! on Tuesday evening she will club at a Federation Day meet- . 71 MAIN STREET •'!' May l The Bddreas Die high school girls qflni! of the Borounh Improve- AN ESTIMATE ANYWHERE REV. T. C. SEAMANS, PASTOR sched- the parlsli merit U-ague, Metuclien, March Quality Keeps Us in Business.. • WHEREAS, March 12,1962. will mark a half century t Building Material! • Doors & Windows Worship Service 9:30 and 11:00 A. M, of service to American youth by Girl Scouts of the United • Millw«rk * Wallboard (^ursery for Under; 3 at Both Services) States of America; and of SOPOLSKY & PITTEL 4 Roofltyg i^k^kV * Flooring Church School 9:30 A. M. (4th Gr^de Up) /\'i'-n»ljly of 11:00 A. M. (3rd Gr^de Down) WHEREAS, in the past fifty years more than fourteen God • In»ul4Uon ^^^ * Plywood This church welcomes you moat heartily million girls have shared ln the profoundly. Important • Moulding uugu knotty Pine ow at 7:00 MUSIC CENTER # to its services, spiritual, educational, and social experience of Girl The Mis- • Hardware '*wr • Kitchen !111 Announce.. • Scafittng; and ''••'' 'H)i branch of 1 • p«|nt Cabinets ^i^iunary Coun-! INDIVIDl'AI, WHEREAS, during these years four and a half mil- A DOING IT YOUBSELF? _ A m Adult ad- GUITAR INSTRUCTION .U« UUr^oo »d ye Woodbr|(l|e !l -'"'ui w»ldhelm the Girl Scqut movement; and ! ••''I Ihtrris NOW AVAILABLE Sign UP Today - Call 634-6715 .WHEREAS, the current strength of Girl ScouU of the United States of America is three and a half million or Mop i» at 75 Main Street Woodbridtje girls -and adults, who are each day striving to fulfill Ladies... their promise to do their duty to God and country, to help other people at nil times, and /to live by the Girl You'll just love Scout IHWS of loyalty, honesty, courtesy, cheerfulness, usefulness, kindness, and helpfulness to others; our new NOW THEREFORE, I, Walter Zlrpolo, by virtue of Air-Cooled the authority vested in me as Mayor of Woodbridg* Township, hereby produlm March 11-11 as the Golden THOMAS JOSEPH Anniversary of the founding of Girl Scouting in the Hair Dryers United States of America, ana* the 25th year of Girl Hair Coloring a Specialty Scouting in Woodbridge Township I oall upon all citi- Full Line of Beauty Culture zens to girt the Girl Bcouts the fullest cooperation and COSTELLO support as they enter upon their second half century so that an Increasing number of girls may benefit Iron Funeral Hornet Woman's World the splendid program of training ln( cllbenship which UM GUI Scout organization offers.

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tlce, Thursdajrl, 7:80 Cano»r DitMings, first tnd Man" li the Oolden T(xt from (.1 Saturday!, 2:00 P, M. third Wednesdays Psalm 100: "Know y% that the Trinity Junior Choir Prac- Hoy Scouts, Fridays, 7:30 tjord He Is Qod: It is HeSecon; d Graders WORSHIP tice, Saturdays, 0:00 A. M strength, P. M. that hath made us, and not we NEW DOVER ourselves; we are his people, Hear 2 Speaker^ TOGETHER ST. JOHN'S and the sheep of Hla Aaature." METHODIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH COLONIA — in an effort to (90 New Dom Road, Edlaon S«*»ren reaTfrom SeSj'and Health!»«»««« the social ntudles pro- f m for Mcon(1 Rr de two for your life... THIS WEEK R«T. Albert R, $WMt, Piitar 9:45 A. M, Sunday School, with Key to the aorlpturea" byl« » ,? ' Sundiy Sohool Berricet Com mlt m n 9 11:00 A, M., Morning Prayer MM»r y BaMBMr EddEddy ltatatj"tet^j^yy a*VI' VI- 8:30 to 10:30 A, M. ker nMVIl 22 i 7.30 P M., Pilgrim Fellow- BOO p. First, third and fifth Sundays (P.J86): "Mortals must gravl.'«""* »P" » « *= , - Senior yomh ISEUN ASSEMBLY 11 A. M until noon IMr onMt ship. groups. OF GODjTEMPLE BAPtlST CHI'RCIl' 11:00 A. M., Holy Commun. tate Ood*ard, their »ffectlons "' ^ Augustine prln- Meetings CHURCH Pffifter Bimlevard and Ion, Second and fourth Sundays and almB grow spiritual, _iclP«Unnoun«d. Since the sec 7:00 P Evening Gospel riR8'l PRESBITERIAN ond r8d<18Wlftl Official Board, 8:00 P. M 48 Berkeley Boulevard Krochmally Avenue ' Rev. William P. Forrest, eels- they must near the broader ln-! K studies currlc- uritir. Service. CHURCH O» IflELIN ^^ _ ulum b 8Ml 6 th thee *orkrk third Thursday. lielln, New Jersey Perth Amboy brant. terpretatlons of being, and galn '" « "P " *" R" WlllUm Klrhj p»itof Joteph R. Btikln, Paitot <>lt Trei Rota «:30 P. M.. Thursday, choir some prope7sen« rf'tSlnfTn-;0' P?opl* ln the community, Worship church 8ch00l Staff, first COLONIA OONPEl CHAPEL 1 Sunday Services 10:00 A. M,, 8unday Bchool Mr. HOgtr D. lld«n*r, PiltOf rehearsal. Ite, - In order that tin and '"Pikers *«e Invited In order snndity School. I Monday 8:00 P M. m Inmin Avtnue at West '-4fi A M, 8unday Bchool Sunday 8«rvlcn th e r of ch ( l tor all ages. _ mortality may be put dff." , »' ") ™ l , ** (* . l° .,,,1,ih Friday surgical dressings first and K(r»»t, Colqjila for til ages. _ :ornmg 11:00 A M., Worship Service JEWISH COMMUNITY wodld be directly related to life. third Wednenday 1:30 P. M. Sunday School and 11:15 A M, Bible 11:00 A M, Morning worship Communion Service CENTER OF COLONIA Dr. Sanforn Paskow, dentist, O.E.T Club, third Monday 'CIRMOU »:3U A.M. unlor Church conducted In thurch 8chool; Nursery Bcavprette$ 4-H jspoke on the cam of teeth find Nursery open 10-12 for chil- 518 Inman Avenue 8:00 PM Qonpel Service 8unday, 7:30 lower auditorium by Mr» Wll- through third grade. 8:45 A. M delighted the children with an dren blith through 3. Rtnbi D«v!d Scheloltld To Attend Dance \(',,.Mtl.Hd»r A""'" Sigma Alpha Phi, second and P M ll»m Klrby. Kindergarten through sixth Illustrated explanation Of office 7:00 P M.. Evening Worship Services Friday night at 8:30 I8ELIN — Mrs. Uoyd Ha- fourth Tuesday. 8:00 P M Christian 1 grade. 10:00 A M. Junior High procedure ln visiting the den- Th n Women * Home 7:45 P. M., Evening Oospeli Sundav School 10:30 to 13 rayfia, leader of the- Beavertttes Congregaton, firm Sunday Blbl« Claw Thursday 1 '30 Fellowship, 10:00 A. M to 13 itlst which was geared to th? - Service Junior Services Saturdays 4-H Club, announced members OUR LADY OF PEACE noon; Adult Bible Study, 10:00 understanding level of the M PM Y P 8:00 P M. Tuesday: Cottage from 10.30 to U made a 4-H window W«play 9 in and Men's Club, fourth Thursday day 7:45 p M- CHURCH A M. Senior High Westminster children. In addition, he pre* Prayer Meetings. Hebrew School Tuesdays and which Is now on view at the -lip Fellowship, 7:00 P. M. to »:30 entfd an animated film en- 6:30 P M 7:45 P M Wednesday. Bible New Brunswick Avenue, Fords Thursdays 3:30 to 5, and 5 to"Thrift Bhop", oak Tree Road. fttf. Joteph finoidwikl, Ptstnr P.M. Ued, "Teeth Are To Keep." »nd H Choir lUheanali URACE EVANGELICAL Study. 8:30 P. M. Annual ^I-H Week Is being 9, 10 Sunday Mattes, 8:00. 9:00, Ifter his talk a lively Question Chanefl, Wednesday, 7 45 LUTHERAN CHURCH 8:00 P M., First Monday of celebrated this week in Middle- 10:00 and 11:00 A, M. and 12 ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH itid answer period ensued, iP.M. 600 New Bruniwlck month, Teachers and Workers noon. CONGREGATION ADATH sex County. P M Avetiel Mrs. Herbert Kasoff, first 7 Junior. Wednesday, 8:45 P M Perth Amboy Conference. Weekday Masses, 8:45 and ISRAEL RM John b|ln, tutor At the meeting tonight at Ice president of School 32 it Rev. Herbert p A Hecht. pastor 8:00 p M., Second Monday 8 A M.; Friday, 8:49, 8:00 and Ambor Awnae, Wooabrldge Weekday Masses 7:30 A. M 7:00 at Mrs. Harayda's home. arent - Teachers Association, CONJUGATION BETH Board Meeting. 8:45 A. M RabDl Slnud Ntwberitr W0R8HIP SERVICES Sunday Masses, 7:06. 8:00 Talffladge Avenue, plans will be explained the functions of the 1 8:00 P M., Friday Sabbatn made to attend the County 4-H 8HOLOM 9:30 and 11:00 A M. «:30 P M and and 4th Mon- Monday 10:00,11:00. and U noon. PTA. She described ln detail Dance Saturday, II Coepcr Avenue, Itelln 'Nursery during both servlees) days. Misslonettet under direc- NoVena. 7:50 P. M. Confessions Saturday, 4-5 Services the operation of the various i ItkM MMUri rtlkkd tion of Mrs i. Waldhelm at Male Choir Rehearsal 8:00 9:30 \ M Saturday Services The pre, 4-H Club will meet fDiD . W»r»«rt KutattKt . cuter 7:30-8:30 P. M. comlttees, and stressed that luutctr Illih ST. MHN THE BAPTIST her home, 184 Cooper Avenue P M 9:30 A M. Saturday, Junior Saturday morning at 11:00 Sabbath Services Friday eve- the most Important purpou of ORTHODOX GREEK Iwlln Altar-Rosary Society, first FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Congregation the leaders home. The little the PTA was to see that th« CATHOLIC CHITRCH *:0° P M. first Friday o Monday after first Sunday at CHUROH girls, who rtuige In use from children. obtained a good edu- Morning Service, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Broad and Division Streeti Month: Women's Missionary 8:00 P M. i Rah war Avenue and Carteret 8 years to 10 years, will work cation through adequate ;3 CHURCH ••, School every » °- Prrth Amboj Council under direction of Mrs. Holy Name society, second Road, Woodbrldge on pot holders. schools and staffing. In addi- Monday after second Sunday! Re?. AIM N. Nerncth, Ptstor Masonic temple t, 4S. 7:45. B:45.| THE CHURCH OF KM. Hfphtn Itiot. rmtor R. Workman tion, Laurie Kasoff and Robin at 8:00 P M. Jimti Mink, MirfllUr Alilitint 1S48 Irving Street, Rahway IMS confes- JESC8 CHRIST Sunday Matins. 7.00 A M.; tttrj L. Bttti, Or|iBllt Fire Chief Submit* Flrkser, children of Mrs. Bar- Tuesday Sunday at 11:00 A M. wfor» mawes Florid* OroTe Road Early English Mau, 8:00 A M CONGREGATION Sundaj bara Schutzman's second (trad* PTA meeting third Tuesday Sunday School 9:30 A. M. : 30 and *:00 . Hofwtawn Church Hchool, 9:00 A M B'NAl JACOB 9:30 A M., Church 8chool Report for February held UP at PTA sign and W- tm—fk BtBfol*. Mlnhtrr Vespers Saturday nlghu arid I-ord Street, Avenel of each month at 8:00 P.M. Wednesday, testimony meet. ISELIN — Chief Thomas plaihed what the symbols PTA Rubbl Philip Bnnd Pemale Choir Rehearsal, 8.00 ^00 V M- Momlng Wor Ing at 8 00 P. M mean. The entire second grad* (i,ndal* «oad. aibri before holidays at 1:00 P M. Burke of the Iselln Chemical 8:30 P M Friday P.M. Reading Room Tuesday. sang a welcoming song entitled Sunday Mornln« Worship Children'! Holy Communion.'• 8:00 P M., Junior Christian Hook and Ladder Co., District 10:00 A. M. Saturday, Junior! Confession! Thursday. 12 to 3 P. M.; Wed- "The More We Get Tojtther." 10:30 AM, first Suniny of every month. ' Endeavor 11, reported the calls for Feb. : Congregation Every Saturday 11 A, M un-8 .00 nesday « to 7:30 P. M.;#Ylday runry as follows: Speakers were presented at Sunday Bchool, I 15 A M p M Junior High i iilKCU til noon 4 to 6 P M. and 7 to(united 7 to 9 P. M. One house fire, one rubblshjboth second grade assembllM 01 R REDEEMER 1 Youth. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN EVANGELICAL AND 9 P. M., and sometimes on days ^.^ fire, and one car fire. A drill by Mrs. Schutzman, chaltttlfl. LUTHERAN CHURCH y 7;00 p M Senior High Westfield rm°' CHURCH REFORMED CHURCH was also held. 26 Fourth 8treet, Fordi before Holy Days of Obligation, Unlted Youth 422 EMt Broad Street Other participating cuUMl 14 Jtmet Street 00. a 00. ill Aab«y Art., Perth Amboy «M Ellon R *tobi Meetings Sunday 9:30 and 11 A. M The firemen will hold their were those of Miss CorutMiot BIT. »•«•» Mn»ti. Pittnt Woodbrldge ME 4-1751 2 00 noon. ' 2suni1ti M«l« JifObloh »n( TRINITY EHSCOPAL Board of Finance, second Sunday School 11 A. M. next meeting Tuesday, at the Blalous, Mrs. Barbara Pu» Worahlp. 10:30 A. M- •UT. Ulllt Effj. ItllnllWf 8:00 A.M * MltiBubiti rrttacb* CHURCH Tuesday Wednesday. 8:15 P. M. Auth Avenue Hrehouse. 'Miss Christine Cerkowlra. 1Sunday Bchool 9:00 A. M. Order of Sunday Services r of St An- Matin BervV 8:15 A M. Woodbrilge, N. J. Reading Rooms, 116 Qulmby 10:00 AM. Sunday School Junior Choir, Fridays, 4-5 ]»T «t 7:1S Main r5ervlc#. 10:48 T. William H. SchmiuJ, S.T.B., «T CFCEUA'8 ( HIT»( H P. M, Street 10 to 4:30 weekdays; 7 10.00 A M., Sngllsh Senlce R«Ctar Holy Communion Superintendents, last Tues- to 9 P M. Mondays. First Sunday 10:45 11:00 A. M., Hungarian 6eV Alien Bruidei.' Orginlrt R«f JtSife WUth PutaA day. , , oMIKEGATIONAL Third Sunday 8:15 , vice (Sunday Service* FISH for LENT Sunday Mawet. «30, **;00 8:00 A M., Holy Communion Church school. 2nd Wednes- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE II UK Sunday School and &• 7:00 P M.. Youth Fellowship! AH Tyjies of First Kunday of the month, 9:30 A. M., Family Service day LESSON-SERMON :30 AM.' 1 irroii «"d ' J:30-P M...Ladles Aid Society and Bunday School White Church Oulld, second The spiritual relationship of! 1 God and man will be brought I FRESH FISH MlnliUf of "•*« Weekday Matin. 7:00 andHT. JAMES' R. C. CHURCH Monday: Religious Training. 11:00 A.M., Holy Communion and fourth Mondays 100 A M Ambo> Arenae, Woodbrldgt and Sertrloiv (first Kid third LSdles, Aid Society,, second out.at .Christian Science serv- »f » 8und«yn Morning Priyer and; and fourth Wednesdays Ices this Suttdsy. ii, Orf»li< m »•» Min. ih.rWt o ' Tuesday: .tK*»:\\ct>. : ji5 p. M fUptluBaptist Youth Novcna service* every Tue»- At and 3.15 Trinity Vestry, third Mon- V M, Cottn Hour Miowsnlp day 7 30 P M Wednesday: Adult Choir, 7:30 day, 7:80 P.M. FRIED FISH TO TAKE OUT •. 7:30 PM. Evening. Qospcl Weekday Masses. 7:00 ind Friday Brownie Troop, 7:00| St. Anne's Unit, flrrt Mon- . Service 7 30 A. M Every Wednesday and Friday Frlday Qlrl Bcouti, 7:00 day, 8:00 P.M Ivintarl DittDm 11 00 AM .Communion 8un- .Saturday: Confirmation Class St. Margaret's Unit, first WOODBRIDGE 10:00 A M. Wednesday, 8:00 P.M. innlBuxaiiBni , , MKTHODI8T CHURCH d y flr t 8undH ornch i Episcopal ChurchWomen first t Beer month. ii. TtLtoiut T. C. ST. JOHN'S KPI8COPAI, ^Monday, 2:00 P. M. • Wine HANDERHAN'S Wednesday I P. M. Pra>«-i a«i. Lullwr Mirtln, Tavern. Inc. CHURCH \ TrlnltJ Altar Guild, fourth Mretlng AuliUnt Tutor lot Vouifc Corner William * New Streets • Liquor Hoy and Hamilton Avenues Thursday 8:00 P. M. SEA FOOD MARKET """" Ori>nin tnd thole nlmi« WOODRRIDGE Ford Trinity Youtifc ^ j • Sandwiches V( M (HlRCJl Mf William A, Pirn*,' Vlctl 96Main Street B« Woodbridge aftd ntttil »f C'Burel IclMl loWihlp. every Snrjdar, T'OO "Betty and Joe"—Phone ME 4-9738 Corner PtMprct Wurte HDlv Communion, 8:00 A M Sunday Serrieet P. M Rldgrdale Atennt Morning Prayer and Sermon Trinity Qlrls' Filendly 80- \ »:po and 11:00 A. M., Morn- u A M Rn rrtff Bunm Ht\n lelety, second and fourth Tues- 9 4^ K M , Sunday School lug Worship Ch ,rch Bchooi, 9:45 A M. Iday, 0:45 P M. for all igr.v Ernest Barabas. 9:30 '4th trade up', and Trinity Cub Scou'. Pack 34: TEMPLE EMANl-EL i,Supfrinirndeni Adult Biole U 00 • 3rd Krad? down" Church Den Meetings, Thuisday, 6:30 120 Pleasant Avenue, Edison [ Clau at same hour tracer School. P. M.; Pack Meetings, fourth Runyon Ernst 5 30 P M , Junior Iniermedl- fUbbl Minhill Hiirwlti Sabbath Servk-e— Monday, 7:30 P. M. II 00 A M, Morning worship atr Fello»s:!ip I Trinity Senior Choir Prac- atrvice. Nurs

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has been launched In New Jer-to study and investigate fac- in flu authenticity over to munldptUtiei ai coun- of their reproduction. : Report Fron Germany sey. .. .Leave of absence with tors relating to the cost to con- ty aid to local Khool dlstrlcti. The musical toon la furnish- ' (Continued from Bdlt. Page) pay for public employees at- sumers and the price* paM to YOUR GARDEN -: CLASSIFIED PUBLIC EMPLOYEES: — Rec- consumers of milk. U expected HOLLYWOOD HEWS ed tar Mlklos Rorea—ranging democracies which were her tending conventions of var- BATFS - INFORMATION ords of the State Civil Service from romantic to rousing to • enemies In World War n rather ious veteran organizations, Is to be authorized by the 1082 Commission show there are Legislature..,. Voters defeated _ ., . _ .. ... support the battle icenei. THIS WEEK for ', than the Communists, who ever 107,081 public employees in provided In a measure before Recording star. Fabian, will vt^ . $1.00 for 15 words • atnee their successful revota- the Legislature.... New Jersey school budgets in 65 New Jer- 4a each •ddlltonal "«™ «* State and local governments. sey communities a couple of do a straight acting role in POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES •tlon In 1917 have cast a covet- h>d 78 more plant nurseries "Peace Corps." This Is an epi- This story on film envolves a FRIENDLY COUNTY AGENT Payable In »df»nff In State sendee there are 29,- weeks ago. New Jersey ous eye on Germany, the blrth- last year than the year before. sode of Mrs. Q. Goes To College slovenly character named Apple •*lace of Karl Man, and the 215 employee*, of Which 25,447 farmers are expressing fears From time to time I remind NOTE: NO . ., Only the candidate and his and will be seen on CBS in MIST BK SENT IN. rounder of Communism. are In the classified service, and that a proposed farm labor bill Annie who, when sober, sells you about the gardening and campaign manager In city corn- January. apples along the Great White •haves-B eatoln shrdlu shrdlud 3,788 unclassified. The latter in Congress would pave the way home grounds advice you can MFrenry 4-1111 figure includes State Police andimlsslon elections would be re- for unionization of farm labor. Way to keep her lovely daugh- get at no cost from your coun- quired to notarize petitions, and teachers CAPITOL CAPERS: — Backing Today's Film JUnt ter In a convent in far away ty agricultural agent. Local Jurisdictions have a not each Individual up or pushing another vehicle EL CD) Spain. He is a member of the Rut- Capitol Dome This Is a,itory about Spain's total of 78,087 employees, ln- under the Dutnont bill Intro- is prohibited on the Garden All is well untU Apple Annie gers College of Agriculture who "MALE HELP WANTKIi • • SERVICE Continued from Edit. Page) cludinc 22,818 In the twenty duced and paswd in the Sen* State Parkway, aocordlng to a national hero, El Cid and Is receives a letter that her daugh works and lives In your county^ Ing upon lagoons which would counties under civil service; ate. ... Less populous area* of new safety guide of the super worthy historically. It la » ter Is coming to visit her Farmers for years have re- YOUNQ MARRIKD MEN CHILD CARE -Wom,,., ,,, r •c (••.••'iim. teret will core for M, ' be constructed by the commls- 50,067 In the 148 municipalities New Jersey will also share in toll highway. . . . Pulling teeth three-hour exhibition of kings mother and Is bringing along \[i(\ upon the county agent as a Part time work in HT [ 1 li'Mir rniither works. Cull Kl ] slon after providing for the ne- under civil service, and 2,450 In the allocation of Green Acres Or otherwise practicing dentis- and warriors In medieval Spain. her fiance. to this source of Information backed store. Start at $1 "0 I"' ' A review of early Spanish "''3.1 ceMftry dredging and bulldcw,- the six school districts under funds, State Conservation Com- try without a license could re- fact Is that Apple Annie has by solid research at the College, Call FU 1-4150, M service. In addition 241 mlssloner H. Mat Adams prom- sult In a fine of $500 Instead of history is told by this cinema pretended, in her letters, that i increasing numbers In recent ing, jcivll n CARTERET. Ironinfc ci, The county would not com- local employees are currently ises. Because the City of $300 for a first offense under a account of the part - real, part- she was a lady of position and years home owners, have talked • FEMALE HELP WANTED Is having difficulty In legendary soldier who is credit- you In my home ••- pete with private industn and classified. Newark bill before the Legislature. wealth. with him on the phone, heard BILLS the development would be tlm- Undrr the heading of miscel- securing enough residents to State House corridors are quiet «H with saving Spain from the hour, Call Kl 1-4428. p To her rescue comes several him speak at a meeting or re- Money unlimited! AVotf COS- laneous employees protected by qualify for its police force two and vacant these winter vaca- Moors during the eleventh cen- ceived a bulletin or circular 1 lted to making the land avail- of her friends (all underworld, METICS offers opportunitrtity yto to AS a former manufan., civil service status are 1,483 Inbills are before the Legislature tion days with most legislators tury. able. Senator Sandman claims jhady characters and Broad- from him. make to $10 a 0>y No expert- ensrom dinelte sets, .,„' the development of the meadow 36 housing authorities; 286 em-opening up such examinations basking far away in southern 'Charlton Heston plays El Cldway bums). They get to work to IN GARDEN SETTING ence necessary. E,nniiiv:s sliirt now offering reupholsin ,. lands will also Improve mos- ployed by the Passalc Valley to the whole state of New Jer- sunshine. u a noble figure who does no make Annie the "Lady" she Water Commission; and 10 by Fishermen are asked at once. Call^lrs Fmct. Ml 2- kUchen and dinette ^' quito control, and will increase sey. wrong, only right. pretends to be. If y6u've never met a county 3-8 the Trenton and Mercer Coun- to retrieve tags on game fish agent you can do so beginning, 5146, for appointmnit inn top grade leather building and employment In the The leading lady Is Sophia With the help of beauticians, plastic. Twenty yrar.v building trades. Local r&tabes ty Memorial Building Commls- and to follow Instructions on F "tor's Letters Saturday and continuing until m the peddling hag turns into the tfEED EXTRA MONF.Y f ^rumLoren v«»p W, a•* * •lovely •• jf f »*»•«•, » schemin~^" BHH^ - - -"• — g wom»— — *^ ^ — -^ ^ — -BID — 9 - •- — — —r once In this line ms the tags. . .. Formation of the (Continued from Edit. Page) v wlll also Increase and more slon. an who loves El Cld and finally beautiful and talented Betty March 18 .it the International Easter. Sell <>ur l'»'' "'"' public relations firm of Holran, of the' wiahe* of the people. of quality and service areas would be made availablei JERSEY JIGSAW: — New Jer- marries him after falling at Davis. Miss Davis - acts this Flower Show In the New York Samples provided. Call * for the resort Industry, he adds, jsey's traffic death total thus Silver & Smith, Inc., with of- They should be ashamed. On Coliseum. You can do more ry. estimates phone LI 9- plotting to destroy htm (or part to the limit, keepfng her 1-9246. 3-8. 15 When the land Is Improved far this year Is nearly twice fices in Trenton and New York second thought, we, the voters, than meet him: you can try to acted rather foolishly when we c«"ing the death of her father. viewers spellbound from one and the lots and plots are ready that of the same period last City, has been announced. stump him with a gardening'PART-TTME. Women Powerful are the scenes characterization to another. BRICKLAYER — for sale, they would be sold at year and State safety officials Oscar J. Grossman, of French- reelect«d the same men, whose question. for part time evctilnn work actions we disapproved. To mewhere great masses of men Her underworld friends; front bricking, public auction. The proceeds of j are worried.... A medical sejf town, has been appointed to a Rutgers and Cornell have|t7.so for ,,hm. hours Car n«- ,k d " move up to the walls of the city Glenn Ford, Hope LangeK the sale would be used to refund!help program designed to teach new National Advisory Commit- It does not make sense, teameamed unp (oor the fifth yeayarir „.«„,•„ *\\n Knrinvpnthy. net * em .. .i. n •__ . and of the battles during the Thomas Mitchell and Everette c8gnry Car sheltersu . Repairs of the expenses and costs of the families how to preserve life tee on egg marketing by TJ. S. A Disgusted Taxpayer to present an exhibit Bt thej i 00 P M HI 2- siege of the city. The medieval Edward Horton add much to 8:00 A M 8nri T. BERENCSI, FU l commission, pay off the bonds and health under major dis- Secretary of Apiculture Orvllle RALPH a KELLY show. County aRenU from both;2g22, 3-1. 8* buildings and churches are this comedy situation. and the surplus would be turned I aater and survival conditions L. Freeman.... A commission 668 Linden Avenue New Jersey and New York, t-1. ._- long with spwinllsts from the! • MISC. FOR SALE • IF YOUR DRINKINO r,,, two universities, will be on duty;.—_ come a problem, AI.TKO| behind an "Information pleane" RENT A WATER SOFTENER Anonymous can help vn, Only 75 cents per weok counter on the third floor. w . BI 2-1515 or write P n The exhibit area Itself will collect. Suburban Soft wa 253, Woodbrldg*. n throw the spotlight on betterjCo.. ORange 4-0534. lawns, an rsprcinlly timely, and: -3 29 HAVING TROUBLE wit; apparently, timeless topic i ,P ",; sewerage? Electric «•••« i like n( w Most of the time county eerr remove* rooU, nith for 1959 Ford, $10 00 Cnll BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY agents don't tnjoy such an ex- ,|_8',':nnd .stoppage from Kl 1-7878. otic settlnp On working dayB ._. .. '.pipes, drains and *wm you can pd in touch with the 5"2-HP ELGIN 0UTB0ARD|dlgRlnR, no damage* county agent at his office. MOTOR and stand. $95 OO.iand efflclent. Call Also "Patty Bers" ladies' golf I Plumbing and Heating MI| MORE Sm FOR GYNURA Clubs, $20.00. Kl 1-9446. |8007. Adding Machines Coal & Fuel Oil Drags MUSIC llStTHCtlQI Plumbing & Healing Slenderiziig House plant questions keep 3-8*;—*~ coming In. Mrs. H, M. A. of ANTIQUES Haokettstown sounds discour- ADDINB MACHINES Uarn To Play The aged about her Ounura, also ATTACK PROGRAMS CAMEO SHOP, 200 Tin* RAYMOND 1 FRBYS known as purple velvet plant. Republicans across the na-; gtreet Woodbridge fi JOHN J. BITTING PIANO-ORGAN Its leaves droop and finally tlon, at recent OOP party ral-;lecUon „, oW furniturp IPIPLUMBER •tc. Mrs. A, encloses a plant lies, accused the Democrats of jning whrtli. desks, cradle JACKSON ACCORDION witn Authorized Arent label that says this plant grows grabbing more power tures, lamps, china ind Print* Instructions by for ASK THOSE WtVE best in full and partial shade "profligate spending" and "po-jgim. We buy and sell and SON Qualified Teachers. and needs to be watered liber- iand browse ME 4-1022 SMITH - CORONA BeKinnen and Advanced SERVED ally. ( | The speeches followed the 3 , Typewriter* Druggist* Students Accepted. WILL FIND, The big book in our flori-,usual political pattern of swing;-1 WOODBRIDGE OUR culture department disagrees.'ing away at the opposition, up- BUSINESS MACHINE 88 Main Street Call ME 4-5446 lt says Gynura needs bright holding the GOP cause with GOP AND PARTY RUrn Aothoriied CO., LTD. IS OF THE light and should be kept only professions of confidence, and; Republicans are draw* Woodbridge, N. J. Sales & Service HIGHEST fairly moist. holding the party as the ureat together by the remit 260 Amboj Ave., Woodbridm It'll be interesting to find out hope of the nation for Retting fired at them by IV (Next to turnpike) ME 4-0012 Telephone MErcurr 4-0554 CONN ORGANS .KIND wh|ch one Gynura itself proves sound,sensible, responsible gov- Kennedy and they haw SALES & SERVICE KIMKALL PIANOS c ,ect - the label with its ernment. an effort to outline a Tel. ME 6-0010 Funeral Homes :advice for shade, or the big —— ; manifesto of party pnry JARDOT book at Rutgers that prescribes RETURNS TO PRISON Senator Ooldwater < R bright light. • Columbus, Ohio — Rejected predicted in advance or Beautician PIANO COMPANY by her family and others, Mrs. ; CAN "YOU" PASS Martha Wise, 79, has returned; LET US 448 Rahwa; Ayenu* called to sif- Woodbrtdre THE BIKINI TEST? draft, thm Solve Yaw OPEN DULY H-» - 841. 1M For Free Trial and members of both Hr>:se- FlYNNandSONW m There is much color in lingerie '\ b« able to agree on snm, HEATING PROBLEM Appointment Call RV)ng Established 1900 this seaten. Lovely shades of; " ,^" P«oled. **"-•„»! statement* chart™ Wlse from 424 East Avenue CHABLtYTAgg I ME4" pale blue and yellow are found contacted her brothers,'ctmrst M 8 p^- Painting ME 6-0225 3011 and dau Perth Ambor N. J. in (tlrdles, bra's and slips, The ' Ei'ter but they : Service to Complete PLUMBING 1738 I woul Steanibsth and M*«»fi newest half slip stops just a-l d have nothing to do with joeJ McCrea and Ra^ 12 Ford Arena* l«d Free »t Ouf Stan from his pleasure and multi- IMt H'w»j #1 At a Reasonable Prlc« .. . Cu t»dloi S«rrteM PrwppUj plied like the dickens. CERAMIC TILE AVENEL Candid WnMlnii, Bu-Mltnah!, BUILDING CO., INC. MB 4-294] RHYTHM KINGS 151 Strawberry Hill Avenue CONTRACTOR Conftrmittoo, Anslvenulci, Woodbridge, N. J. PvtlH or An; OUut RMflRg & Siding; Four-Piece Band including. Mosaic tiles Printed Pattern Telephone ME 6-0026 PlttorUl Stortei Jewelers W .Sxlt Oolor nclurat Music for Dances, New Jobs and Ubnm, SM.H Picnics, Weddings, Repairs of All Kinds Neiry Jaieei ft Soi Coal & Fuel AU Other Occasions 40 Mary Avenue, Fords Tinnlnc and SEASONABLE RATH ITS WISE TO OBDEB VAIIer 8-4830 Sheet Metal Woit Kl 1-7878 AUWOBK Roofltw. Metal Cellini Construction FULLY GUARANTEED! tad FURUM* Work Watch Reoairlif NOW! FU 8-1667 588 Alden Street DICK RICHARDS GOLDBLATT'S Porwilt, ChUdtta, Woodbridge, N. J. Guaranteed Lehigb And OhrtitMiliut EXPERT CONSTR. CO. OMtit Itwtln M.Sill Stndto ColorPlatottt TetapaoM MErclrr *-12« NUT OR 20-95 HIMcrett t-6729 U last Cherrj Street ui Album, **M WATCH REPAIRING U 1u/ tlm»-p»TinenU STOVE * Alterations RAHWAY Wt tin V«k« BUck wd WB1M : Additions PEA Uqwr Stores T. R. STEVENS Modest Custom Homes ComplaM Uot « Prices COAL Cuncru tnd BuppUii tl BoolBl md Sheet Metil Work Garages 6«4 8T. GEORGE AVE. Tdephww MEroary 4-188J DUcoaat Pricw. AlL WORK BUCK OODBRIDGE COAL Sidewalks fret Film With Our «lnlek wd OUABANTEBD Fences WOODBRIDGE Eipvt U«»«lopln| ud Repairs MARTIN LAWRENCE Sentct. FREE ESTIMATES U|ier Store, Inc. JEWELERS Quick UminkUoa * rfa»Uitu ME 4-1086 WE DRUVER! 04 Main St. Woodbridfe Delicatessen ^ELEGTRW Complett Stock of Domestic Atr-CondlUonini and Imported Wbua GALLARDS PHOTO Winn Air H»t Electrical Coitracter trUl Eihautt Sy»Wm BeWi and Uquon 547 Amboy Avenue MotAr Onvdi TREAT SHOPPE Woodbridge, N, J. #OB nU BSIIMATES ror Fast 574 AMBOY AVENUE kB 4-J1U M MI tH HOME HEAT1W 611 Rahw«f Avenue Ill 4-1651. Just Glw V* Call ,1'ublic Service's ntw low Electric heating rule km *>' Woodbrtdfc WOODBBIDOE, N. J. r Electrical Company •si"l> into the futur« ... to enjoy all the luxuries U:t0 P. M _i Ph0WIrrt|9U •.. silent... fast... no moving parU to repl ier! HI) 6-0O59 AGENT NATIONAL VAN 484 AMBOY AVENUE Wlrinr and Maintenance wear out, ever ... no fuel delivery problems «•! INCLUDING SUNDAYS Pattern Wli: LINES Printed Hull l*arn nrot-haiid about Electric Heating! ('«" Your Service •\ Woodbridge ill Linden Ave., Woodbrtdge , "tt, 1«%, 18'^, Owed Wednesday AU Da; 1286 St. Ocwie"*¥•„ A?end SbM U H b- Slxe HV, jutnpor architect, builder, electrical contractor, or your SPECIAL WINTER RATES Mtfeury 4-SS4I MEreurr 4-tlU raqnirei 1% yudi (4laoh; «rvice office. CLASSIFIED LOCAL MOVES W*1» SptoUlUU in I Uu in* ffnlkr, tl« IMI In This Space UIMM 1 yardi tt-loch (&bric • BUI WHIU AUGN- Sad nm GINTI m COM*. lw ADS WW-ADS For Only MWt Ud BAUNCE Ihii pattern-add 10 uiid W «ar\i • BtAU IEKVICE Classifieds UNm (or firit cUu *w[tn% S«wi ID 1W N«wwap*r Pitt«m Utm SIRVIOI BRING WG+I0ME 2ttWtk 18th St.. New Vnrk II. N.Y. Ow N«w Fill-Winter P,^. •LRCTRIO AND OA» C S Bring Results ioM in »H tim ranoct. S«IMI 3J« A Month Taxpaylng Servant of a 6r«at S(st« RESULTS BACON 8 W1NTADS PAGE SEVENTEEN ! i continent Jewish Leade Inquiry Class of Bt. Cecelia's Church, has announced that Play Preaentation this week's lesson will be a con- Feature of Meeting ISELIN PERSONALS tinuation of last week's lesson L Uldress Sisterhood on marriage. Questions will be ISELIN — The highlight of II ! answered on the subject of dl the meeting of the Women's voroe Guild of the First Presbyterlan|| * l MrsM . Levl *tM« a meftibmefhbcwr of Bj Alice CflthbertMii —The CYO of St. Cecelia's > birth control, and church The Whole Family II Church was a play, "Time Cap- , , rnnei i-t.ie faculty of the Women's in- 1608 Oik Trw Ro»d Church will hold Its Renrralllaws concerning marriage. Rev. ;isl1 0 sule", presented by the mem-|| • ', will be held stltute of the Jewish Throk,K- liflln membership meeting March u Hubert Mayer, moderator, In- ls bers as follows: '"' '", i rnmmun- leal Seminary of America, was Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Brady, A Hussion will be held ' • all to attend, the class 1 Mrs. Joseph Smith, Mrs. Cur- |i( J..W1SH C™ ™" lnterlm Hlltel Director of Him- frmly idd B What to do during Lent.Lent" No e from 8 P. M. to 9 P. M., Mrs who formerly resided on Bon- d g No £ tis Campbell, «Mrs. Theodore II - ^"hVmonth/UT College, and hju .wved nR CY0 Dance 1 11 1 il ora Avenue, have moved to "'" »» held Friday In Room 101, Bt. Cecelia ! Gc For These Delicious Bowman, Mrs. Harold Hanna, " " nihP chairman of publications for night, but athletics will be held School, their new home In Colonla.. Mrs. Arthur Clough, Mrs. Don- 1]irl! sppdkcr win m the united Synagogue Comrnis- —Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. as usual at the Iselln Junior High School. rehearsal of the Iselln Assem- . , |,,m iM t-owi s|on on Marriage and Family. Scank, Lincoln Highway, were Thayer. bly of God Choir has been ,','„' K wi'H known In, tly Mrs. Levl is a, dinner guests *on Thursday of —The next meeting of Ladles The opening worship wasll Curr(m changed from Friday evening to 1' S! 'il JraXTof member of the National Board,1 Mr. and Mrs. Otis Dougherty, Auxiliary of Iselln Chemical conducted by Mrs. Miller and| m ( Menlo Park. Hook, and Ladder Co, will be tonight at 7:45 because of a conflict with the Women's Mis- . business meeting by Mrs f "" "'" V™Mr'«WLevl of the Reading and Editorial —Carol Habe, daughter of held Thursday evening, March Thayer, president. Refresh-1 sionary Council meeting. TJie T chair-Commltter of the National Wo- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Habe, Co- IS, 8 P. M. at Auth Avenue FOR LENTEN MEALS Women's Missionary Council ments were served by Mrs. Jo-1 ml; isah and men's League of tho United lonla and Jean Whertley Flrehouse. will meet at 8 P. M. tomorrow seph Davies, Mrs. John House.| try Synagogue of America. She Is daufthter of Mr. and Mrs. John —The Brady Action Group of In the church. and Mrs. Campbell. of BUthor of "Across the Thrcsh- Wheatley, Woodbrldbe, were the Christian Family Move- "" ,'nf Canada, old" She Is the wife of Rabbi weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs ment of St. Cecelia's Church —Religious Instructions for 4AMED SECRETARY from T,! ivitli-s chair- a Oershon I*»l. Spiritual lf,,d- MRS, S. (1KRSHON LEV1 George Maxwell, Charles Btreet, will meet at 8:40 P. M. tomor- public school children In grades 2 through 8 will be held at St. COLONIA — Mrs. Leonard ,'„.„,s,Bh the'er of the Jamaica Jewish CVn- —Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. row with Mr. and Mrs. 'William \ t '" oSStlon tor. and Is the mother of a »», Seank, Lincoln Highway, were Rowe, Lincoln Avenus. There Is Cecelia's Church at 9:30 A, M., Chakrln of 63 Cameo Place has II '''" and daughter. Motherx Auxiliary guests Sunday at a family gath- still room for one more couple Saturday. Altar Boy Candidates been elected recording stcretary I ering at the home of Mr. and In the group. For details call will meet at the church at if B'nal B'rlth Women, North-1| Meeting TomorrowMrs. Harold Maul, Chetsequake U 8-1757. The SahsevleTe Ac- 10:00 A. M. em New Jersey Council at lti to mark the birthday of Qlen tion Group will met at 8:40 P —The Catholic Young Adult meeting Monday, night at the|| PURITAN DAIRY MENU) PARK TERRACE — Essex House In Newark. Maul. M. on Sunday, March 11, at the Club of Northern Middlesex t I The Mothers' Auxiliary of the —Plans are in progress for home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles County will meet tonight at Menlo Park Terrace Boys the mother-daughter commun Blunda, Warwick Street, 7:30 In St. Cecelia's • School, -St. Cecelia's PTA will hold Give sparkle to your lenten menus inc. will meet tomor- on breakfast to be sponsored s —A social evening will be Room 103. All single adults out cakes sales after all Masses row, 8:30 P.M. at 100 Jeffer- by St. Cecelia's Qlrl Scouts, held by the Sons and Daugh- of High School are Invited. Sunday. The mothers of Mrs. with these enriched, nutritious son Street. Plans will be made Neighborhood 3. The affair Is ters of Liberty Saturday, 8 pjvt. —Charles Benz, Sr., of Coak- Bolger's class will supply and Puritan t)airy Products. Full of for a cake sale at the shopping scheduled for Sunday, March at the home of Mrs. Spencer |ley Street, Is convalescing al sell the cakes. Mrs. Donald | center. 18, after the eight o'clock Mass, Green, Trieste Street. |the home of his son-in-law and Crllly will be in charge assisted the necessary vitamins and min- also be discussed In Our Lady of Lourdes Hall. —The Ladles Aid Society ofldaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ham by Mrs. Martin Ullls. for the second annual hat Tickets are now available. the First Presbyterian Church llton Billings, Jr., Wrlgh —The Women's Auxiliary of erals for glowing health, they make | show, March 26 at School 19. —The Lad lei Auxiliary of will hold Its regular bl-month-Street. the Iseltn Boy's League meet- Mrs. Jnhn N. Evanoff, pub> Iseltn Volunteer Fire Co. will ly meeting at 8 P. M. Monday, —Louise De Preiter, daughtei Friday at the First Presbyter-II a wonderful alternate for meat !i<'ity chnlrman, announced hold a "Maggie and Jttres" sup- at the church. Mrs. Oustave De of Mr. and Mrs, Gustave De Ian Church, Plans were discuss-1 Ixiih of these functions require per Saturday from 5 to 8 P. M Preiter will preside. •Preiter) Rldgeley Avenue, wa: ed for the Chinese auction m|| dishes,,. and they taste so good I imi' li planning and program- at the Oreer? Street Firehouse —Mrs. Anthony Sansevierc, feted on her birthday at a smal May. Proceeds will benefit the minx and urged all to attend. The public Is Invited. publicity chairman of the Adult I family party. Boys' League.

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r Max ..., - AddnM "The Home o( Cream Top MUk" '"* ''fthi Adinm W, Um, 10 p Italll UM JO Ltah Fayette & Wilson Streets WM C*upoa "T* $. floyes WWi »IO >u,Am liplrn *• AM'I 4th Perth Amboy tovtnt Avt., louth Amboy FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 11M52 PAGE EIGHTEEN Rovals in lead Liquoi By 1 Full Game r.\RTF.RFT-The Columbus Butkocy Rolls ! c»«-rs continued on , CARTERET-Tii' Columbus 11V to the championship School No 2 team (Ideated >"r A Nears Title : .Ves 18-13. in ihi Mideet Class CARTERET M,.,,, B Leflnue thi^ ir.-.k Even with 'howlers nre mriviue •,, 'the victory, ti.'- folumbus .,.1, victim of the season. Big 678 Set The lenders hnvr lost ^cond straight chin,; School five t,n:'.' the Javvees Beaten , in both h»lv-s. in the Cnrteret Maim 1 CARTH.ET - by scoring an.. In Final. 49-34 win this iMM Lose to Holy 1 1 CARTERET The Cartel ' the Carteret Lanes, 1 IVVIH'S dropped feated the Amenriu re 1 ' , .. n,,tnn to't" * K'" ** Americiii. ] trnm. 21 tb '6. their last K«m<1 nf "ll' another close conin,(. behind in the Am hoy St. Mnrys HibS rolled well, hi,; ; record, dropped a 56-42 for the winnri- the Pertn c Lcaau- They sky-rocketed over a 4.0 ,H Hilv r.:^.1'" t la*t FridRV «l 'he lo^Uocy, one of the 1.,,. three other clubs which were' vter to a powerful Perth R«>als ld aidedP by Walter qulnte return,artlsU in this area, n " W«n. «U,34. It was n ^.^ „,„,„„„„ ,„ all deadlocked for first place ,vho Willed eleven of Bowl Amboy St. Mary's quintet at name between the two Lolll1 S SlpOS -foltowerl lllrtheln tBiidins and box witn carteret wmninn "!and 246 to bring Jinin 1 1 Amboy ^, ^p i tied, end after the smoke'had The \4nners made 30 out of 39'cJ^|-e~pOn first meetim at Pi '"" i<-onn fofQr the winners I • cleared away each Uam was a foul snoU to defm the locals • 1 writer In the season. Idropped- the loser.-. ganw oehind. Kolibas Tavern Tne locals heW their opp0. Orwnb have place. was

Walt Ginda hitting 590 and a flrft period. TS-H. St •lOSi paiun »nn a ,vlctory over Lous 1 221 high game, defeating Si- fm anead ln th (OIlMBI'S tar's Shop Rite in two games. outscorinK the 0 wins and eleven loses , ^^ J)m ^ TQUui White at the Hill Bowl felt the wrath of SU . 0 The game was flow J^™!^ the star of i), n g Tne Amb(mns conUnued Nelson 10 halfway mark with St Mary'a bf Demetrius pinners who racked todomlnate the'play in all the Prokopink rolling 205-226-2>:i up all three games on Mike , ' 3 leading by two points. 22-20 654 round Aiding > !remaln ng quartm presented with the A..I.B.C. Trophy h> Han Semrnra, coach and su- Calriwell 22 601 F 0 However, the visitors rallied was BIU Koby Mi ^"l?,- ^ ^ ^i Ironically enough, Johnny Judith Breslow Judith placed 38th. in the 15th National Tournament, in Jackson to 14 to! * Oorechlad s 200-210-570 to pu; , . 0 pervisnr of the (arteret Lanes. 6W second half by 27 to, 14 '«09, which gave th, Ala hi st M g outstandlng which 205.943 hoys and rirls took part. •Grnndell the Saints to within a half ;pcrtormer tnis sett5on and high,",. 0 hih 0 win easily at the final uun. 1007 and 2920 set Y 1 8 ^McDonald ^ game of Hill Bowl ,man ta thls game w)th g total ™™' * 0 6 ion Muchi led the kierka hit 212-222-ii.:: V~ ' • " Iversegi Since Lou Butkocy came of M txt\n\s llm-r-in rnrtj>rpt ' 0 (t«m with 15 points. Ore^foar an 8tdOdzielak rolled 202- f U ffleber for 8t back from the DesMoines ABc!° «tfj£X-- iiBrechka 0 Iona Upends Holy Cross; 11 3 2&iHefferma25 n were nihig ' 'the winners tourney, he has been making a' ' G F giGartley 0 Frank & Joans I Mary's with 19 and12 ST. JOSEPHS 1 sensational performance, hit-j^]^ g 14 26 0 4 respectively. honor roll scores bin , iBielerka Bufano ting 654 last week and rollingiScolt 0 , Kushner 0 0 (arterrt Nick Carwo of Cm i 678 this week on games of 256, Dickson Swamp Falcons Remains Tied in Top Spot Suto P Pftul 9 13 1-224-634. Art Ni i * Florentine 2/ 211 and 211. But ironically, his Ghent 2 4, , CARTERET - The league IS uy's Electric and :, - 10 n a , of a three way* tie for first ^rc70 ^Muchl team, Leo's Inn, lost the first Kasparak 4 12 Columbus 'leading Frank and Joan's cag- WOODBRIDGE 1 8 creb« of the same N Soley. re- place by coming up with a stei- Stuart ; game and managed to win the p t£, rjickson 0 0 G F p Bums 1 e !ers had a comparatively easy iCoacnt'coaChedu buy> Jac•»k> ... _ _ 3-208-213-634 mul last two. Machion 0 0, 0 0 °itime defeating the Falcons this 0 021 respectively Sam Peters 4 Imatned tied for first place with ling 14-11 victory in "Barney Garai 0 0 Mas! 2 0 ,week in the Senior League at St. John's at the top of the St. played game. 3 4 10 0 t 227-218-626, Dick 0 8eaman ...... Adamuslk 0 1 -Rozelle 0 0 the liiph school gym. The final James' Little League after rack- The most consistent shooters Pendick 0 nd Joe Pendick of V., ~ ~;Terebetski 0 0 °iscore -,vas 75 to 38. It was their ' '-- 'V Irish were Bill Fitz- HOI.Y FAMILY 0 hlne 347-220-621 0 _ ,- and Bill S:a jMatefy • ,13 30 56 Rollns . 0 0 seventh victory in league play Coanshork 11. chodosh 0 19-618 respectively .. Carteret 142) 0 0 01 against only one setback. which has yet to win a game point clusters, while w 0 4 rbap rolled the luci. Broca since the start of the second Smith ran his individual total Wyskowski G P . 4 0 8 0 he night-a big 252 ! \ Tardy 1 Mark Binstein was high 10- , , D. CoHnshock • Detogowski McMahon 4 3 11 . 1 0 2 half. T Trucking. Sciabetta scorer with 22 points for the In by far the most exciting Roia^^i ,Mantie 6 1 . 2 0 4 winners while Ronnie Pusillo At the present, both Iona and 3 13 8 34 " Fernando of the day. a ftred-up iKopin 2 8t. John's are in the stretch ReddmRlon — — ""'scored 18 points for the losers. are Manhattan team, coached by pi h St. M»ry'« Koby 0 9 0 18 jjy, dinners rolled up a big with 4-1 records. There ndos 0 F the Charlie Parr, knocked off a vvitkowski DEPARTMENT Belitz 1 Aces lead of 16-4 in the first period, two games remaining on 0 favored Villanova club by a pg^o Oall . LEAGUE STANDINGS Bakos 0 G F to 44 present schedule. 3 increasing their margin natT 1 count wln Orega Rambling SENIOR LEAGUE 1 The most outstansi- - .,-• °* I*' ? "*** Hrcha Wiegolinski iKondrk . 1 0 jjto 16 at the halfway mark movMl tt Jl ini U n a iBruks - 1 W L 0 on the court was Iona's Jim ",. f P ' '° Varga :Skiba (Hart . . 2 0 ''After that the winners just • - .. tnrer way tie for second place ~ TT'Hefferman 4 Prank & Joan's Pizzaria 8 0 and 'iHart "Miller 0 0 Sl^Walon, to an easy **.$,£ w^po^injixjield "'— ^CZ^-^;^ 3 21 Diez 5 Cardinals 8 3 • 0 j3tuart 0 "jjadach 0 0 . Norris 0 Lou's Tavern 1 3 ton iKindjierski 2 3 Frank & Joan's sak ; Niemiec u Falcons 2 8 ".Krupa . ° ° G paced by Ronnie Stadlfr and and four, respec- Us|Cl[| ; McCann 0 Darab's Tavern 0 Score by periods; I 0{ Nieder Binslein Serfeach™"10 """ "" ^ ^ Co^h'Adam Gluchosk.'s ^ wni B. i St. Mary's . ... 13 17 13 13-56; "" 18 13 JUNIOR LEAGUE LaSalle 8 After being lown 11-7 at the ™d"t? *e™ "S^™ 8h": Seny:,. Carteret 13 8 9 12—42 3 13 Fioie Carteret .... 3 17 6 8—3 (Final) ,i Referee, Rochfort; umpire. Recreation dointi,-. Gurkin Slhalftimlftime break, SSt . Johns made nn^£ their tottotXS'fB S ^ 10 12 1017—4: W St. Mary's Junior League has < ^ Bannon. Woodhull 10 substantial comeback in the Four uulp games are A & 0 Sweet Shop 10 its scheduled game.-- •Kiraly Holy Family 5 'I offs are now In pn> Dartmouth Wins Stise 10 7 2 16 Ramblers -•• 5 Fordham. eourt St. John's inaugurates Harvard Upsets | League champs. A \ All Stars - 2 Columbia Beats 35 5 75 Don Hutnick, the game's high the day.s siat<. against Man eliminated tin Title - FRESHMEN -SOPHOMORE Falcons iscoi er with 10 ^30 o'clock. factor in ^ LEAGUE CARTERET - Dartmouth G P'Saints' determining Penn by 41-34 2:the second half when he went gf._ W L won the championship in the Lenait 1 ftt g •-Harvard's baa-jplay in a two out of • 6on a personal scoring spree to;ham M 10:30 gn(j iona wraps li CARTERET—Columbia beat Freshmen-Sophomore Recrea-;j£ wil)iams 3 the ftyoIf Dartmouth 8 cor Go to Finale ketball league. The defeat cort'ij" P " 4 Penn in a regular Frosh-Soph tion Basketball League bv s "'Kondrk 1 2 sink eight big counters. Adam;jt up ,acing Notre rjame at meet Wednesday, Princeton v 5 8Gluchoski and Mike Dwyer n.3O 5,league contest by scorinc 19 jng a 31-26 win over Yale in;porter 4 CARTERET — The A and OJPrinceton an opportunity to the high school K Columbia 4 18 each flipped in four markers- 5 points in the first half for a overtime play. Pusillo 9 'Sweet Shop, winners in thelpiav in the finals for the cham- The final Harvard 4 2 for the Rams. _ TEAM STANDINGS 5,7-point lead to hold the margin Coming from behind, Dart- Smarro #1 L,Junior Recreation basketbbktbll9llji plonship. Ipnahmen-ftwhom, Yale 4 confident Notre Dame W 1 7 ito the final whistle, winning rnouth turned the trick with a _ _ _! A j league, advanced to the finals , pnnceton led all the way up!te scheduled for tonw Pennsylvania 2 19 0 3Biquintet, skippered by Ed FiU- _.. 4 |41-34. great second half rally after Inh in the playoffs with a smashing^ tne {mai period, but Harvard temoon Howev,>i • 'gerald. knocked Seton Hall out 4 CUB LEAGUE Frankie Milik scored 15 trailing by 13-8 at the midway & „ one-sided triumph over the A^eame from behind to tie the(mouth team taW • w L 3 i points for the winners, getting mark. Dartmouth outplayed & .16 28 10 21—75, ' Stton Hall . 2 Stars. 76 to 25. icottnt at 28-all Hazard wonipionarrip with a fn.r h l u

    no pThorton 2 «ner. St. Joseph's ' 0 31 COLUMBIA IZenobia TEAM STANDINGS a 0 Both clubs are deadlocked for L Fox 10 In thei Girls l'•> A Comba Maresia W . 4 MIDGET CLASS "B" LEAGUE 6 15 11 34 Loajera and the ! Grunden ... Chodosh 5 0 Hefferan . 2 t'RIVCETON (Second Half) Elkn iperfect records uiv. 4 1 Usnynyj 4 Luzar Mancini < 0 8'be Uie wUlnt•r^ !••• w L! 11 9 31 26-15 t 3 2 Hart 10 Perenchik Rqyals 3 0 i 2 8 12 League have t!i:< iF. Milik Yale throughout 3 McMahon .. 7 Serson Columbus School 2 Mshymanski g defeated the Trotters by a 16- I 0 2;play. The Column.. McKenna Ed Kalitan and Joe Melick 1 4 Gregory .. 3 Thatcher 2 Wolleon .. 2 4 score. Dennis Abazio had fuur 1, ' J'seemjt to be on tl« Baldwin were tied for scoring honors, Belmont 0 5 LehoUky ...L._r Price's 0 4 points for the winners. each getting 12 points. 0 0 0/second hall till' : Teleposky ' 2 WOODBRIDGE—5t Francis 8poKaneU 1 „ Gallo : 16 9 41 2 In the final game the War- The box score: 1 0 2jthe first half I" ' ' GIRLS' CLASS "A" LEAGUE Tindell 1 gave a demonstration of it* all Ternilya .. '. 0 IJpluta PENN g rlors nosed out the Colts in a Holy Family t 2 1 SU playoff see in, W Haas ( 3 around scoring versatility ta a Feldheim 1 " Yarnuto^kl ikowitz 17 0 low scoring contest, 6-4. Rel- G 0 0 0 Royal* are nivnu - Loafers 5 Banick 0 1 ford scored four points for the . . recent game by running up a — 0 12 5 2 12 8chool t team, ': Rompers ..." 3 Powers 2 Melech one-sided 60-13 v.jory over 34 IChiTvenak .,. 3 .Warriors. 0 II 10 32 winners, souk- t :•-.' Midgets I.... 2 The team standings: Markowitz ° ° Niagara in the 8t Jame«' Big All 8Ur« Harvard Tone 1 3 l 6 6-34 The Senior U •• Question Marks 1- 11 4 20 " basketball League '• G p Princt-toi: Bierillo ..' 0 4 4 7 _ Hawks 3 4 32,p|et«d IU MI.'i: Dartmouth ! Nagy ... 4 0 8( Tne sgjuta, managed by Bob Davidwn 3 Musso 3 Holy Family 0 jsomr postponed . GIRLS' CLASS "B'f LEAGUE Yale 1 6 3 8 2—26 4 iiarek ,° ° Gertty. won five straight to Wolan*ky ..,.]... o 0 Markus 0; _ Warriors' 6 12 up. Frank &• Jw; W 5 Kalltan ° dinch the second half title at Zuback 1 4 system at Colts : n Tigers 7 The totalizator 3 1 7|the Amboy Avenue court. Slddons /__ 1 4 Loafers Lead in lead and play th* g , 16 2 34Aqueduct race track in New Trotters A, ti O cardinal- UtUe Five 5 Dennis Minkle: *as the most Pisuj ».... 1 f 10 12—41 York has 50 miles of wire. Celtics iat. •.: Princes 2 Columbia ... 21 impressive shoour on th* Iloor Perez _ 3 Penn 6 10 12—34 Ramblers for St. Francis win 12 field ' " '" _ Girls Bobbets .., 0 &lup for the V ti G goals and two 'fouls for 26 9 7 '.!•) CARTERET - The Loafers, Th«j hl«h »'h' Sivon ...4 2 7 point*, while ha teammates, A 24 16 25 11-7H •> led tl* GlrU Class A Rwrea-|team has just ALUAMtRICAN CHOICE - - By Alan Mover k Scarangello anl Richie All Star* 7 6 1 ll-L'.i Dorabrowskl tion Basketball Lea«ue by 1 fuli'season, the W CH£Trifi'JET IYALK£R, 4 sen, ran their respective j*± wirrtfmm Bowling Bits by Rosey Doiosdckt ... sumL nver the Rompers. Theylcoach We« 6p»'» 4 tali of 11 and 14 Tom On- 4U-AMERICA Homtok 0 )».it Uj«,i*d in five dountiera deleited the Rompers thlsord of 131 wlti--. Lee for Falcons Defeat wcii ty a 14-4 score. wlth|The team U»t '^ Carteret Lanjes Women's Position nidht was scheduled PoraU> — Beaton Co\ittt. the first hallr Undu surowka scoring eiK.htlast 2 seawiu 1 poliu.s In the second game previous season' jue Monday with] the following re- 15 9 39 champs, mniir.ued to mainUin Uie MWifeU won by forfeit over and lost only *:» Klein's Five Ten holdsUults: Leschek's Dairy took 12 14 15 5 46 a firm r/>ld on sflccmd place in Darak 5149 thei three from Carteret Novelty Haly Pamily the Question Marksi . : a ibig nine-game lBPfcun • , . , t. 6 9 11 13—39 th« eantni I «4|lr4inW after| CARTERET — The Falcons Ramblers .... Cirteret Lanes Women s WjF. A. McGlynn took three from '. tnpptnj Beloiort Abbey, 37-36.; the Datab's In ti« Midget Class B com- League with IdeallFrantell Casuals, and the West j Mark Pltsko | and Dennis prtllio the Timers copied 51 to 39, in a second position and!End Chrysler Corp. won three iMontecaivo wtJttt the Bos- Mventh straight game by (,l.lfS the Senior Recreation the Port Reading Esso third.lover Ray's TV. Richards Beauty ton College floor game with ball League The another shutout, this Lill Defget and Shirley White Shop scored three over Leimp- jot 2.02 scores, with Lil Dufget gers Eng., Pink Elephant Cock- ln the final period. rollMp up 23 0 score ry....^ d tail Lounge took two from Fer-, Pinners Win Twolpct*.rt 12 »» Bitting a 519 set and Liz Sipos Q polnU agamst ortljr nliTe for bia,,« Power, esyh tollled eight Fork Lift Trucks and Mod- CARTERET-Bill's Gulf 8er-i^ " 508. u u . points The Bpbbets also got a ern Men's Shop took two from!vice; took advance of ' - • ' j,.M approaching 1 Carteret Commercial leaders' loss Richey Porter copped scoring zero score, as the little Five Waltaniiijene'S scored a 3-0, Team No. 3. Lescheck's Dairy is) the fourth period, a determinedihonors for the winners with a scored a 28-0 shuUut Arlene still in trie league lead. withintwo of the top St. Joseph1* atfregatton en^'gnnd total of 17 points i, 4 trimnph ovef Saljp's to widen u got 12 points for the Hill Row! Friday Mixed rung. The Oulf tf»m swept gineered a nine point rally in1 basket* and 9 fouli. their lead to 13% Karhes in the 'Wliim-rs. 1 OPEN 1 Hill Bbwl Bar leads Emil's Surttwod, with Talalai and the final session to come out of 1 Sweda, Yaichesky, and Ui-ni Carteret Commercial, pin loop ! Shell by Vk games in the Hill Ru«o ibttini[ tgr pace the hard fought game a 23-221 were high scorers for the \HHHH at the Academy Alleys. Lou's AT ALL TIMES victor over St. Peter's. ! Tavern was a 2-1 winner over Bowl Friday Mi^ed .League | TtaL ^"'S^I The box score: g Returns Dan Stancik, who scored live Wrcstlil Cocktail Lounge Babies to hold second place, FALCONS points in the decisive fourth R. Williams To Elimbeth FAks George Sloan hit the maples 3-205 and a set {quarter, was high man for St. 631 set oh games of 210, 199 on games D, Williams for a high game of 213. hi theand 222, T, Mortsea 226, J. of HI. p Sosnowsk led Joseph's with nine counters, 0 0 MJZABETH — Professional and 222, T, Mortsea '226, J. of HI Soiarro final match Grohmann's Insur- Kenney 204, and Q. Bofka 204. the loaera with a game of 243.while EdOolden followed sink- 1 11 winning returns to the Eliza- th loa iLenart ance scored a shutout over the rteret Lanes Women's Major Walt Bverada led thei Agrlco ing six. The best on the floor 0 4 beth Elks Club March 16 after! Porter Troust Builders. For the win- Petes Diner is out in front!Usam to » sweep over the Ster- for St. Peter's were Tom Red- 9 17 an olght-week absence, when ners John .Bilanin was high Kondrk by three games over Frank ling teat m Walt rolled a hihiggh ding and John DiFrancisco with (i 2,Anumino Rocca and Miguel. with a 644 set on games of 245 579 Pusillo „... 1 Brown's in the Carteret Lanes of totals of nine and six. 10.Peres again team as partners to and 222. No. 1 team Women's Major League.- Viola ndurtrial X-Ray The 1962 Big Little cham- ~ -(oppose Wildcat Bob Orton and Carteret K. of C. Leatue moved up, In the team stand pionship will be settled tomor- Hiriak's Flower Shop holds!Bella topped the honor roll DARAB'8 13 51 If), with 213, Rose Grazybowski hit ings by sweeping Savel Paint row night at lhe St. James' gym , o-f ,.,.m falls three-game advantage over Henny Suppa had 222 and Bob 208 and JosW lunar rolled 206 where St. Francis meeU Boston M rk Lewln Km tx Baumgartner's in the Carteret BelkowsU 212. Fait Maiikas led Benl 6 uio * ' ^ weat| Shorecmt Mixed College, the first half tltlehold- Iftv K. of c. Bowling League. Both the Valiant team In the odd S»ntow .., _ 204 °rlU, engages Fred Atkins The R.C.'s won three game* en, at 7 o'clock- ln tWrt teams scored 2-1 triumphs this! game win orer Uie Legion team. Yticheski Z-ZZZ1 4 2 10 » * minute bout and from Nehls to remain In the1 Baba week, Babies Furniture and Eoosevelt Garage swept the] J. R, Boone, one time half', fllwkey 1 0 2 ' the giant seven foot MuUer's Agency were the only lead in the Shorecrett Mixed -- No. 2 team, with1 back with the Chicago Bean, il Moncsak 0 0 0 "*PPler from Japan, faces An- League by a two-game margin lowly sweep victors. Th,e honor roll an.d_ Ji.m Snyder now football coach at Banger, t iieio Bavoldi in another fea- included Teleposky 235, Bazaral The. second place Evoes stayed 1 ^toTthe" victors. The Miller CaL, High School. He has a IB 3 38 lured match. Two other bouts 215, Ryan 315, W. Gindu 204 in second position, alto winning and Bemenai fives were odd- seven year record of- 47 wins, ft .'..„... 10 6 14 9—3« are also listed on tht evening's Dunne 204 and T. Ginda 201. three games from the Tomb winners- losses and 1 tie. IFUMiu UHM. 9 to « 2S-frl;canL HI-LD Bowling Leaiue stone Five. PAGE NINETEEN LEOAL NOTICES IFOALN0T1CM UfcGAlVNOTIOU LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LIOAL NOTICES M amended to read u will hsTe a harmonlom re- mated lmproremeiAi ud| entitled "An Ordinance _ NOTICI: . oy Bumner O. WhltUer, allot the aald day, at the Sheriff's Of- mortgaged premise! dated Jsmiary lattontblp to th* eanpre- «4mi|ee, u 107, to oover the ' ••it the plat la eUasUled a* a henalTe community plan: tabllahlng Standard Bpeclfl- Take notice that the Woodhrldge Admlilnlatratoi t of Veterans' Affaire, to Sue la the City of New Brunswick. Uth, iet>, tfeior BubalTlsion, a notation to eon of einerrlaloB and ln- eattone for 7H" flexible Townihlp Oommlttee hu granted a Ham A. Duokworth, Jr., and Jane R. J. By virtue of the abOTe iMM Writ, (4) that the propoeed structure epwtlone of the IneteJUUone. 1! that effeet ahali be made on the Is not likely to produce any Pavement In the Townahlpof variance to Frank AipiUa permltUng Duckworth, hli wife, dated August All that certain tract or parcel of! toi mmee directed and delivered, I will sketch Flat tl|D*d by the Chair- If uooti application by the Woodbrtdfe" adopted »eb- the erection of a one (H family 14, \»i, and recorded on Auiu« M, land and premiers hereinafter more expose to safe at public vendue on of the harmful effwH* which developer or owner for final man ot th* eubdttlaUra Oommlttee lead to neighborhood dsten- ruary M, Ita, unleea sp«cl- dwelling on Benjamin Avenue, lm- 1959. In Book 31K of Deeds for eald particularly described, tltuate, lying WBDNK8DAY, THI I4TH DA? or the Beoretary of the Piannlni •eovptanee of the Improve' floatlona lot thicker or Un, New Jersey, known on the County, page 117. and being In tin city of Perth Am- OF MARCH, A. 0. 198J eratlon and blight with at- mente ramlred, end certlfl 1 SoJrt and the plat ahall be «. tendant deterioration of son. stronger atreeta ehall be set Woodbrldge Township Tax Map The approximate amount of the boy, County of Middle*** and State at the hour of two o'clock by the turned to th* Bubdltlder tor com. oatton By the Townehlp «n by the Towndklp Bnglneer Lote 3 and 4 In Block 431M. of New Jersey: ' then preTalllng standard oorr Day- dltlon* affesttac health, Unen that the required 1m Judgment to be satisfied by said sale I?1'- " nllanc* with the procedure ln Sec- safety, moral* end tenant ejhd required by the Plan- HUNK AQUTLA li the sum of Beventeen Thousand BUNQ kno*n and designated u light Sating) time. In the afternoon proremente nave been In- ning Boar* due to special Junes P. Helen, Lot Nos. 610 and 611 on the Map o! K l"'r' tion* J * I of tnU Article. welfare of the entire Ttnra. f euued, the amount of the Seven Hundred and Twenty-one of the said day, at the Sheriffs 01- MOTION »• Article V, Section _ ship at lam; * soil or other condition* in Attorney at Law 1117,731.00) Dollars, more or lets, to- Foresdale Heights. rlee tn the City of New Brunswick, ||,r ; orlflnal a»e per oent eaeh de- th* ana concerned, 433 School Street fi\ shall be chanted to read "At (I) The. floor plan for eaeh reel- gether with the ooete of this sale. BBOWK1N0 at a ppoino t I* thellt. J. eaet 1 Un*n treclne; and *U (() poatt noeede the amount of MOTION Jl, Article Vm, gectlon Woodbrldge, H. J. , Together with all and singular the easterlly linli e o( ConverCryy BoulevarBoul d ^IJ that tract or parcepa l oflsndl . dentlal unit ahall be suffi- money expended by the 4 (o) ahall be amended by chanr I.-L. 1/l/njrights, prMleges, hereditament and f Drtnti of the Preliminary Plat, one ciently different from the (formerlfl y knowk n as muabeth AvAve-e -tu,t, lying »nd being ln the Town- Of »' Jl) Unen traelnl and alt («) prints Townihlp ln connection with ln| "50 feet" to "60 feet" and by! appurtenances thereunto belonging y exlitlng or planned residen- the eeld project, the derelop nue and Cleveland Avenue), distant ,hlp of WoodbrtdM, In the County It,'' roses W if utility map ahjwlni plans pro deleting ~1 (d) I". NOTICI TO BIDDIRI or ln anywise appertaining. Thel 100 feet southerly from the south- „, Middlesex, and ln the ptate ooff tial unit Immediately ad- er ehall be refunded the ei MOTION M, Article TO. Section NOTIca IB maUTBT aivra, that subscriber reserves the right to ad' donated file* and croea aeotlotu ot all pad jacent, to It on either side M, on NOTIca IB maUTBT , a g east corner of Convery Boulevard Hew •li lie Ui oeee monle*. In th* event 1 shall b* amended by eddlng the sealed bids will be receiveidd bb y tthh e llour n suudd eall s ffro m ttimi e tt o ttimi e mis. etc." ln*t*ad of *«Ten (7, and from the Matlrjf or aald expenditure exoeed the (formerly known as Elttabeth Ave- at a point on the nrinU of th* Preliminary Plat and planned residential unit on following clauaei Oraabury Township Oommlttee for subject only to such limitations or nue) and Kamm Street; running ot Woodland Avenue origin*! nte per cent "(m) Fire Alarm Systems maintenance and repair materials restrictions upon the exercise of thench e easterltl y iIn a UnUaa of Kamm hrtd of the ree- s*ten (7) Prints of the utility map a lot which la Immediately depoelt, the developer or w hlch Is distant westerly .. riMTloiisly required." Where they ctn be and allied maintenance work ln the such power as may be specially pro- Street 100 feet: thence running , n ...... P"™* . on* hundred ninety- across a street from any por- owner etui pay the Town connected either by Township of Cranbwy, ln tfae Ooun- vlded by law or^rule* ot court. 11 tion of Its lot or of the ad- southerly In a tine parallel with the •"•"«';1103'•) "ffeet" from the Intersection .. t. Article V, Section J, ahtp the difference* required wire or electronically ty of Middlesex, with the estimated ROBEtT H JAMISON, easterly line of Conrery Boulevard •"I™.™1 be amended by adding the jacent lota. To be detmed to oover inch expenditures ' of Woodland Avenue to an exlatlng syttem. amount of materials being Sheriff. (formerly known as «lu»beth A?«- of the said aide aide of Mary ATC- following lubeectlons, after Sec aufflelenUr "WlsBOTION 11. Article V, Section 3 SZCTION 13. In ewe tor any reason BituminouBi s materialtil , TTar, grade KOWABO FILD, nue and Clereland Atenue) 50 feet; and the westerly aide pt tlon 1 (») aa follows: floor plan shall hare a sub- should be amended to read as that aoy s«U0n or any protWon KT-«, > or 10—14,000 aallons Attorney. thenoe running westerly ln a line "™"""•: H.»MrunninM g thlrtv-thretnence (Ie) (M) mm- •'Motion 3 (a) (1) Design Oommlt- stantial re-organlnatkm and follow*: of this Ordinance shall b« held to Cover material, H Inch size I.-L. a/is, »: 3/1, tin I54.K of the HYOjUft M A committee conHsllnr. of relocation of the nrloas 1. Before consideration of a be unconntltutlonil or Invalid, the Broken Stone—525 Tons STWBIFTS 8ALR Kocsnn awarded »| three members of the Plsnnlnn lWlnR area* of the residential iiune ithall not be held tn nRect and will be opened and read ln units. Mere reflation of room final subdWilon for pro- SUPERIOR COURT OF 1 Board ahall be appointed by th posed or Intended residential liny other section or provision of public at the Crahbury PtrehouM ln V ' ninnrr-up• s ,of U_^i chairman of the Planning Bo«r al7«s or rerersal of floor NEW JMSEY Clerelapd Avennen thenee running r u use, the eubdlrlder will have this Ordinance. Cranbury. N. J., on March M, 1M3. CHANCERY DIVISION lOiitfat, MI*-! ,nd ,h»i| be known a* the Deslj. plan*, whether from aide to installed the Improvements SUCTION 94, ThU Ordinance shall at »:00 P. M. northerly along the easterly line ot >~ ' 1YT* riJLjr'"thtrtv-triree (33) aide or flront to back, ahall MIDDLIIIX COUNTT d " " committee. Two other c!tlien« < raaulred under Article Vn. take effect and be ln force from Specifications and forma of bids, Docket No. J-MI-ll Sontery Boulevard (formarfr krio-.;n »• JJJ ,!S^ot>« hundfld fifty the Township who are licensed I not be construed to be suf If the subdivision plat Shall be and after lt» adoption nnd publl- for the propoeed work, prepared by a* Illsabeth Avenue and Cleveland »ln""• **|J »0B™i t "n "he aald flrlintly different. The Brooklyn Birtngs Bank, a| to th< p0lBt P11C n visory oractlo* architecture ln the Hta for us* other thin residential• , the cation u required by law. C. Robert Jonei, Municipal Bngl- banking corporation of the Stats of irSBaAJK °' * eld"' of mJS Av nu ; then the WALTER ZJBPOLO, neer, 331 Sited Street, Pennlngton, 1 ot of New Jersey, or one other dune: (d) Where mote than four real Planning Board before considera- ' WALTEWA1JTKRH iUiirvrbOZJBPO , iiw, *s* PILBU Bbmi, ivuiuiigiwlt , New York, Is Plaintiff, and Walter -hn ii licensed to practice erchl dentlal unit* are planned tion, ot the final subdivision plat N 1 as Lot Noe. J9-30. King and Queen. Oommlttteman-at-Urge ' J-< and approved by the State Plllp, Ellubeth Orace Flllp. his wife, Blook 3U on the Tai Duplicate of ™"11"',1?"'' M "da. ""of "woodland and one other cLtlwn wh not lets than four different m»may require the subdWldesubdlvlder to \nln< Attest: Highway Commissioner, have been and the State of New Jersey an De-1 .. • contest will W- is a licensed Profes»(oiril \En«ln:n«lneii residential unit floor plans stall the Improvements under Ar- B. J. DUNIOAM, nlwl ta the office of the said Sngl- the City ot Perth Amboy, New Jer- »lon! *• «W aide °i wooaian» n r tendant*. sey; being also known u 70O-70J A»«nui['"X, nf BEOINNWa. 0, )((w Jersey, shall Wappolnlt« togetner with not leas than tltidl e VIvnI or may requiri e thth e postt- Townshi""p" Cler"k" « and of said State Highway B .','..;• night at the re«- three different front side To be advertised ln The Indepen- Commissioner, Trenton. V.V J.J , and Writ of Execution for the sale of Convery Boulevard, Perth Amboy, Point and place ot *™""""^. th* Chairmen, w.nnHh th"•e- • Ing of adequate performance guar- mortgaged premlaei dated January New Jersey. -BIINO known as part otwjej* nro»al of the Board to fcnre at t! and rear elsvttlons for each, antees to assure the Installation dent-Leader on Match 8th, ism, may be Inspected by prospect ye ,, dance. shall be supplied. with Notice of Publlo Hearing tor bidders during bualneas hours. Bld- 29th, 1H1. The approbate amount of the and 74. In block 138-D as laid aow» olearire of the Board, who shi ot the requirement Improvements. wl11 By virtue of the above stated Writ, Judgment to be saUsfled by »ld sale on the Woodbrldge Tax Map. ,M NOT1CKS sit with the DeelKn Committee f. (7) The front facade for flnal adoption on Mawh Joyi, 1M2. df™ he furnished with a copy, ECnON 11. Article V, Section 4 of the specifications and bid forms to me directed and delivered, 1 will Is the sum of Eleven Thousand Four BKINQ slso known as Lot adflee and consultation but shi residential unit shall be sub- (a) shall be amended to change eipose to_sale at public vendue on Hundred and Bghty-nve (>11,48J.OO) ln Block 139-D as Uld down on stantially different from the by the Engineer on proper notice NOTICE hate no rot*. Ill the e»ent the, the figure of "M days" to read and payment* of coat* of prepara- WEDNESDAY, THE 14TH DAY Dollars, more or less, together with said map. are not sufficient arehltMti front facade of any existing ^'Mjlays." OF MARCH, A. D. 1M3 the costs of thi* sale. . BBmo known by the *tr**t «uja- ,,.,,)V ,u»n that the - tion. Bids must be made on the Fore* . ';,^ "ordinance was! nrofeaalonal enitnMre who or planned residential unit BKTION II." Article V. Section 4! iStandard proposal form* In the man-at the hour of two o'clock by the Togethar with all and singular the bei M Woodland Avenue, raeident* of the Township and within flvs loti In either dl-l then prevailing (Standard or Day- ,, ', ., fd on first read- (c) ahall be amended to read as Sealed Bids for the purchase by the ner designated therein and required rights, privileges, hereditaments and N. J. |U licensed by the State of New Jer- nrtlon on th« same aide of I folio ws: Township of: ,by the specifications, must be en- light Saving) time, ln the afternoon appurtenances thereunto belonging BE1MQ the same pnjjlaa* eon- ;. .« n! the Townahlp, the itreet from any portion w l MT who are wllllnn to sem on "The anal plat of a subdlvl-l 5,000 Tons of Hi-lnch road stone cloaed In sealed envelopes, bearing of the wld day, at the Btrerlff's Of- or In anywise sppertalnlng. The veyed to Victor J-_i» JJ 5t_!£2 . ">,, rownahlp of. 0 such committee, then appointment of the lots In the applies elon for residential uee shall 1)5,000 Gallons of MC-3 the name and address of the bidder fice In the City of New Brunswick, subscriber reserves the rluht to ad- Ann Lawrence, his wife, by W"? " .'-„ County of MI<1-' tlon. In the case of comer be accompanied by a state- land the name of the project on N. J. ,.' vm on th* eth •hall be mad* from among any will be received by the Business Ad- Journ said sale from time to time Bronson Construction Co, byaesja architects and professional en lou. the side and rear ell ment by the Townihlp Kntl- ministrator, In the Committee Room the outside, addressed to Cranbury ALL that tract or parcel of land, subject only to such limitation* or dated January J. 1M0, *nd PWOCTB . ' •*:,' >nd ^at aald vatlodB ot any planned resl .Inters lk*u*Jd to prartle* In New neer that he to tn receipt of First Floor, Municipal Bulldlnn, 41 CoSmttST and must hi restrictions upon the tierclse of lo the Clerk's Offlo* ot auoowsw 1* ukm up for dentlal unit ahall be dlf Woodbrldge, In the County , ,,„,,„„ md final pu- Jereey The Committee ahall hare a map showing all utilities ln Main Street, Woodbrldge, New Jer. led bv aa Non-Collusion "hi"hip of Woodbrldge, y such power as may be specially pro- County on January 5, »», ln BOOX ferent from the side and exact location and elevationIsey. at 1:00 P. M., March ?o, 1M2 of Middlesex. In tbtb . StatStte of SeSew vlded by law or rules of Court. 147! of Deeds at page 47J. „ "i of mid Townahlp. th* duty of reviewing plans for 1 inZt «d a certified check tor rear elevations ot any eilit and that the subdlvlder hu and then' said'bid* will be publicly j8 The approximate amount of tb* .., \,:t H its meeting proposed residential construction Inn or planned unit on any not les.1 than 10% of ththe amountt IKyj, ROBERT H. JAMISON, , In the Township in relation to the installed all Improvements opened and read at the Regular bid, provided sMd check need not BE1NQ more particularly known Sheriff. Judg.jdgmeni t to be satisfied by said eato other romer of the aami required by 'Article VII ln Township Committee Meeting, and designated as Lote Number it Is the sum ot Eight Thousand Pw* jc-wv on dtalfn standards Imposed by this. street Intersection. To ba be more than tw.000.00 nor not less CLADSEN, KLEIN and RADER, ' ' Ordtnanoe Bald Committee she)' acoordanoe with the require- Bid* must b* accompanied .thin J5O0.0O and be delivered at theand IB ln Block Number 1079-F M Attorneys. .Hundred end Twenty-two (»».»"?> *;,,.; too r. M. de»ms4 substantially differ shown on a certain map entitled, IM44 pollars more or less togethej wltt hold rnular meeting* at Has' ent the facade or side and ments of thees iwgulatloni. Cash or Certified Check made par place on or before the hour above I.-L. a/13. 33; 3/1. 8/83 thereafter ueald nnre ea«n month." ' The anal plat of a aubd|rl- able to the Townahlp of Woodbrldge named. The standardjiroposal form "Map of Section No. 2, Hagaman the costs of this sale. r»»rhed. •« *hlch rear elevation must be dlf a™ Non-Conu.ionAfnd.Sr.'r. at! Heights, sltuat, In Woodbrldge Together with all and singular tbev "Section 2 (a) (») Prior to any fi-rent In at least three of slon for all otter uses other in the amount of ten (10%) percent SHERIFF'S DALE MIIMII who may than residential shall be ac- tached to the supplementary specifi- Township, Middlesex County, New rights, privileges, hereditament* and scheduled Public Heerlnt, the A|.- the following five respects: of th* total bid. 1 SUPERIOR COURT OF r,m wi:i be giten •ach bidder must atrlctly comply Jersey, IMS," which map wa» filed appurtenances thereunto belonging Dilcant stall reset with the Design (a) The relative location of companied by a statement cations, copies of which wlU be fur NEW JERSEY .„ M htard con- by the Townahlp Engineer I with all requlremente for a regular nlsheihdd on applicatiolitionn to the EngiEngl- In the Clerk's Office ot Mlddlesei CHANCERY DIVISION or in anywise appertaining. «*• Commute* at It* refularly arhed- a garage, If attached, or County, June 9. 1936, as Map No subscriber reserves the right t» ad- uled meeting at whUh ttae the; any other mich structur that he U ln receipt of a bid a* directed ot required by the! neer. MIDDLESEX COUNTY map showing all utUltl** la specifications and statutes In rich By Order of 1130, File No. Hi. journ said sale from Urn* to tlm* rownahlp Oert, i Committal fill consider the nib-l al appurtenance with r« Being commonly known as 4 Hag- Docket Ne. F-1IW-81 subject only to such limitation* «r sptct to the residential eject location and elevation, caaas made and provided. Notice 1*1 Cranbury Township Committee mltt»4 plans for eon»irurtlon nf identifying those portions hermr^glven to all bidders 'hot it Signed: Richard F. West, Mayor aman Street, Port Reading, Wood- East River Saving* Bsnk, a bank- restrictions upon the awwog r.Ud*ntUl UftlU In relation tn !!>r unit Itself. bridge Township, New Jersey, and ing corporation organized mid eilat- «vch power u may beapemajw pip- yj in AUKND AN , b I The type «r pitch ot the already Installed and the** theV mils are Informal, defective, Attest: Arthur C. Romweber, Clerk daaUn standards of this Orill- to be installed and that the or irregular, the same will be im being also known and designated Ing under tb.e laws of the State of vlded by law or rules of OJWJB ' FJnrum "THI oaoc*. Tb* Committee ehall sun- as Lota 17 and 18 In Block 1079F as| ROBERT H. roof. nbdlTlderha* compiled with mediately rejected, New York, Is Plaintiff, and Victor J., Bheria. -,|slnS ORUIHAHCl- , mlt a report of lu ftadtnu upnn ,c) The relative location or; one or both of th* following: Specifications and Bid Proposal SHERIFT'S SALE shown on the tax map of the Town Lawrence and Ann Lawrence, his .\VNHIII1' OC WOO4. Du the dat* of the P\il>l!<- Hf>nn« I:, tvM of windows and 1.. Installed all Improve* Form and envelope mar be obtained SUPERIOR COURT OF ship nf nuuuuuuHQj wife, Aron Wysoker tnd Morris Bor- DARLINO & JOBE8, V ' the etent that ths fomml"." ment* In accordance with ln tb* Office of the Business Artmln- NEW JERSEY Now known as No. 10 Hagaman owttz, are Defendants. Attorneys, !IAINB THM rinds Uiat the lubmltled plain do Id) The type of aiding ma-] the requirement* ot these lstrator, First Floor, Municipal CHANCERY DIVISION Street. Port Reading, Woodbrldge Writ ot Execution for the sale of I.-L. 3/15, 23; 3/1, 8/81 iMMirn» ™» not m«et tba deeUu etandardi •>: tertal. i regulation*. / Building, #1 mis Street. Wood- MIDDLESEX COUNTY Township, N. J. thU Ortinanf*. ihe Applicant «h»;. (e) The type of roofing; 1. A performance fflaran- bridge, New Jersey, from 9:00 A. M Decket No. F-3U-I1 Tbe approximate amount of the SUMMARY OF AUD1I Judgment to be satisfied by said sale Ia*Ua,H.X _ y M tetbally notified at the (on.. material, or the color or tee hu been posted with to 5:00 p. M, Monday to Friday milt** neetlng and anal] hati tl.c J. 8. Qleason, Jr., a* Administrator Is the sum of Eight Thousand Tbree February *>. IM JIIWIY TUT: pattern thereof j the OOveralDg Body ln suf- until closing date of bids. ot Veterans' Affairs, an officer ot the (.-•,.« V wr.lon 1 (Jl; opportunity of eMbmlttlrtg reflatHj dent amount to assure the Tb* Township OommlttOommltteie of the Hundred and Eleven (18,311.00) Dol- Board of Fire Commissioners 7 Article V. section Ij of America, Plaintiff, lars, mot; or less, together with the • ,:•, if i nr c(i«n*u*g use plan* upon U» dat* of the arned-l completion ot all required TownehlTownahlp oft WoodbrldgWooddg e reserves iXSa Duckworth, Jr., and District No. 11 ul*d public HiarlnK for ronitdern-i ibl shall bl changed to read M J costs of this sale. Ieelln. N. J. . :,;.i at ih» itme of Improvement*. th' e righ~"'t *to rejsc'""t' an—t "an'd el bids. ™ g , bis wife; Julius Oo- tlon of the Planning Board. follows: aam Together with all and singular the Oentlemsn: '»' r- '.f.rat'.oai from i SECTION 14. Article V. Section 4 ""No"bld'der "may withdraw his bid lomi b. "'iv-"""n . "•ulUu•u -s Oolomb (first 1 ! Upon receipt ot aald preliminary to change within SO days after the actual date » \ «"• f. l ' rightsrights,, privileges, hereditamenthere s and In accordance with your Instructions, I have audited Vb» ',o si,! i!ia:: !» p*,yabl« ln the eyent that the appHcan' is) shall be amended within SO days ae t nam«™.v «M-_. ,, New Jersey Bank conunplaue etl'.lnf lou only or Fat*. alape< Applications and til- of th* opening thereothereoff. " unknown); Ne appurtenances thereunto belonnlnit Receipts and Cash Disbursements of your Board ot Fire Oanmlialonan ,.••••*•;, «'• WwdbfWfei anBdU Trust, Company, a corporation or ln anywise appertaining. The A:ir> V. »*Uon 1 ftl. bulging custom built and d» ing tee OM1500 per lot. payable By order of the ToiWMhlp Com. \ "«»•'"""f—J. - «•{• - ,for the year ended January 31, 1WX •., the Township of Woodbrldne, third Regular Meeting" to mlttee of the Townahlp of Wood- (formerly Puealc-ClUton National subscriber reserves the right to ad- -rntn! to read u tiMHWl unit* rather tliau pre- read "second Regular Meet- '-•••— Bank end Trust Company)y); The journ said ssle from time to time The cash balance shown by your records was reconciled ' (iUni»«Hl units, in* requirement. • i,t BMrttary of the Planning, a banking Hoard shall set a date and place ing", and th* fee of *J.OO per bridge, subject only to such limitation* or Bank Statement balance. : 1 iDTOl'UH lot shall be changed to »1000 restrictions upon the exercise ot • • Following ire the Cash Receipt* and Cwh Disbursement*'. l». u«M sha!i per lot. Business. Administrator rgfi. R H Q,^^ Mortgage Co., a such power as may be specially pro- RBCHPTB nman u'.r.(!i a* Ua- be waived aa a pre-requlsltft to I.-L. 3/8/61 New'jersey corporation; Browning. vided by law or rules of Court. Balance January 1, 1981 J4.M3.U 111 HI other. approval ot the subdivision Hot- ' King and Comp&ny, a corporation ROBERT H. JAMISON, Appropriation 1981 3.379.05 u a allnor em, la the event of euoh a wait-' HIR JERSEY STATE DEPART- doing business u Browning Fifth sheriff. Truck Damage Ins. Recovered 340.01 MENT OF CrVTL I8RVHF. er. tb* Building Inane-tor, aha): '""""rallure of tb. banning, Ave, a corporation of New Tork, MELVILLE J. BERLOW, tolscellnntous - , EXAMINATIONS and the State of New Jersey are DiTition Commit-. not taeut a permit for th* ron- procedure* ht glv Boar* and the Ooveralng Attorney Total Receipt* and Balance ... .$43,141.11 :a that fffee'. will suaethia o( a, r*»i*enH*4 unit Announced dosing dat* for filing Defendants. :.-L. 2/15, 32; 3/1, 8/81 xiffii rial and I wltttla the eubdlvtdei area until application*, Mar* 30. lWl. For i f Execution for the sale of purposes only RU. 4*:U-1.7 pro-i Wr t o < :.ilnr.»n of the; (He plan* tor ih* unit bate been agreed exMndon thereof, applications, dutle* and minimum mortgaged premises dated January SHERIFF'S SALE DISBURSEMENTS «nmlttt« or tbe; videa a* follows: "Wbeasvtr a' revWved *M approved by the I>- ahall be deemed to be far or. quailflcatloni, apply to Department Mth, 1662. , , .m. iing Board.) hearing Is required und*r an; tec-! SUPERIOR COURT OF Fin Prevention ,,llw ,, , ••.. slfB Oomraltt**. told ptans shall 1 able approval, and the Town' of Civil Service, 8tat« House, Tren- By virtue of the above stated Writ, Frofesslonal Fees l b* submitted to Iht nulldlng In- tlon of this chapter, before action ton Mew Jersey. to me directed and delivered, I will NEW JERSEY by a planning Board, notice of the ship Clerk ahall litue a cer- CHANCERY DIVISION Advertising and Printing — - • • . tx fororded k> apeetor and forw*m«l to the D«-, tificate to that effect In ac- Open to dtlren*, IJ months resl- expose to ssle at publlo vendue on .-I • )• 'i • .uldaratlon hearing shall be published la the, dent ln Woodbrldge Township WEDNESDAY. TH™*E 14T"1™H nlDATY MIDDLESEX COUNTY Salaries awn Commute* prior to tl>e natt official newipsper of the muni-' cordance and abmpUanc* nt In Woodbridge Tp \*\ c.rrt ;\\t KUOO at OF MARCH, A. D. 1M2 Docket No. F-14-C0 Power and Light _ regularly Khe4oied mretlnx Th< clpailtf or In a MWapaper o! gen-. with the requirements of PuPublib c Health Phyalriaa, t500 1 . :i.,:i\p!\ (oounlltee Is. at the hour ot two o'clock by the Robert. Treat Savings and Loan FlrehouM Maintenance and Equipment - DeaLgn Commute* anall consider tni circulation ln the municl- US. 40JJ-11* ** ppresently y lyear (Part Time)Ti) . Association, a corporation of New Compensation Insurance .. .'•;•.-.! the AppikMt: and. raafh a (trlalon roncernlni paUtT at least ten (10) days prior enacted or LrIi.,,1/1. 8, 15/63 then prevailing (8tand»rd or'Day> < •r'.tw! to the entire a* It may be light Saving) time, ln the afternoon Jersey, Is Plaintiff, and Frank J. Fuel and Oil tor Trucks .. ll)» eubmltttd plarii and •!)>!) >o- — In case* dtallni amended Qaa. Heat „ ™- . -. , H ..r-l .hi i; the entlf*' tlfy th* Rultdlm !up«-'.or of lu of the said day, at the Sheriff's Of- Malinowskl dsd' Helen Mallnowskl, ., •,,..,:: , 4*I::;PI ih* p4t, fice In the City ot New Brunswick, his wlte, Perth Amboy Supply Co., n Rousemsn ... tf>rl*tMi If Ih* D«lfn Commluee Notice tt h»eb* glv:uii by th* ma-' ahatt fall tanaali • 4*rtslnn at or' following ordlnanc* w«s regularly N. J. Supplies and Equipment .. :i ••: t i;M MfUlarty ecb«Uul»dl ptMed and adopted at a regulag r Co., a corporation ot New Jersey,! Treasurer Bond Insurance •» ^i to tn followed s* to' meeting after th* plan* have beenl meeting of thh e TovMhlThl p CommitteCitt e situate, lying and being ln the Town- Truck Repairs .... 1 '' a ::.i.'. ••.PU» acUOO ky referred M It by the Building In- shisnip o01t WoodbrldgewumiunuBo, "In» th.«ve County, a. M. Builders, Inc., a corporation Involved i be amended *o that th* last ooff ththe TownehlTownehlp » Townihin Clerk titled "Plot Plan ot Menlo Park 35th, 1982. Total Disbursements ., the reoulreroents of th* (1 j By virtue of the above stated Writ J,13«J« ' :•••:.l..;i (cimnitW* noted! aoaeersing such decisions" , sitd other document* W b* con- TownZotW^dbrtdgeand AJ» OWWCOW CEE VVAOAT&O A ,„„.„>.: Section 2, situated ln Balance) January 31, 1M3 udere<1. and a nunmary statement Woodbrldge Township, Middlesex to me directed and delivered, I will i: -: :ro 'i rople* of Use "8«etton 1 la) U) D^gn commn- ~» —• . In a mann*r saUsfactory to PORTION OF STREEEET KNOWN AAS •;i r.inn s!.a. fte lOTttti- County, New Jersey, dated Beptem- expose to sale at public rendue on Total Disbursements and Balance ' In order to prt- of the matters to be heart. Coplta the Township Engineer." BROWBBOWHN AVKNUBAVTMUE.. IN THB JMLIDJ •" * ' " Booz, Consult- WEDNESDAY, THE llTH DAY • •.» Ti>Ttiahl;< "'.irk for ron-' of the m.pe and otoer jj Sti SECTION OP THE TOWNSHIP OF b«r 88, 1M3, K tb* harmonious " """"" •* OF MARCH, A, D. 1961962 Respectfully submitted, :: bj t .f Oovtmlng ™ TO, mrrNTY lnlne EEnglneft, and filed ln the Office Clerk of Middlesex County at the hohouur oof two o'cloc'lokk by Che EDWARD L, BRESN, C then prevailinprevangg ((Btsndsrd or DayDy- i l Ar'.if» v MrtUm I. it) h fternoon < l.-i;r.-.<*.r<] t,, rfa4 a* to'.- light Savins) time, In the afternoon

    ' *•"•::.1;.; B.-lf shall tab lead to undue Imp 1, i?:,r i".«rk ft rlatst- MBOMH dtlerlortuon ot condi ;'r' if: M • Ulaw Rub-. Uon* affecting th* bealib. safttyj :. 'a . n to that tflect; ' gtnaral velfan of tbe of the neighborhood ---••-'• by deleting >!' ' !l,t Rktteh p-.at,| u» _» .ownahip al targe, no tlon. given In an Ordinance • ••••i •' ' th* UITOT ttit » r,li wlihln f) aayi" where- '.::' '' rri And a copy) aaajor aubdlrlafam alull be ap- ev»r r. »;ip«ari ln the 8«ctlon. -:. I11.i'. vi noted and1 proved until Urn planned con- BCTIOS ') Article V, Section 1 i.:. 'x rtturnsd lo thi •trueUoo ilMtudtos] frost, aid* ID ».':*,: »t »:nfnd«a by deleting r/.r.;s »m (n week and tttr aienttotM) of residential Uie «' :,'J "uot later than the u..: >-",:on is taien. Mo fur-' wit* has Men reviewed and ap- third HmMiar Mfttlng." 1 proved by UM D**tgn CojnmltUej !' i:;r -.< (umi nr Ooveming UECriON 10 Article V. Section 1 m aecordanc* vim the atandartUi shall >«• u::.r!.utd by adding the »: »h»:i t» i«qulr*d! enumerated below, or unieu a ": • Ktto'.titton rt- fuilowliu |>urigrap>i. Have You Changed Your Address •'<».u tar dlMppfoval waivtr of ihett raqillMmenu hat 14) Prior 10 approval of the pre- '.'»rt.! and fupy th»r»ol keen grant«l by the Planning Itmliiarv ;il>'., the developer or Kiiii-'.td to trie AppJ-i Board ou the recofnlncudiUoD of, owner iiu:l- • •»'. 10. n NoUftoattoa1 I a) The retlteotui unit stall! Engineer an estimate of cost "I be of such character, quality or Since You Voted Last? >»';. M.X ht submitted of 1.1 tuoh lmprovamente. architectural d**Un. 'and abatl / li^^ii^Bll^il^iiy#^ila^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^ka •••!•:• •• Il»»rd togc.iifr with an estimate of ' l',»:.r.;ni Board re-1 uultsM such conatrucUon maitn- any ilimiK* to any (listing aU u will aeswra: i ••"• . I'.i: '.o th« Hub- K-c^-.ed street or street* " >•• • Virtiiih one (1)1 (1) that the propoaed structure abuttUK (he propoaed sub- "' " ' !'!'.low(Bg: | •111 be lo keeping with the: dltiiio,, which may be caused ^-ARE YOU REGISTERED? - general dbaracUr ot the area| by ttiiou of work, performed {. ' ^^^^^iHiasBiasBS(SB^siBaeeasa*BBeBBBBMaa«sBsa**BBBBBiB*isesiBiBBBaeBsasi u which It 1* located: ; tn said subdivision. (I) That the propoatd structure' 1 ,1) Tsndrr to tlie governing will have a harmonious re- body t fee lu cash or Cer- laUonihip to ih* surround- tified ftiKi iityable to the ing reataentlal unlu within Tovmhlp In the sum of tit* THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1962 •*:»niilng Board IM feet thereof: percent IS ) of uld estl- Ar'.lr^ V, AKUOD 1, I)) that the propoaed structure Is The; LAST DAY to REGISTER ^ IT'S HERE!! ffigB look ' "The Home of Savmgi Election, Tuesday, April 17. 1962. atM J & F DISTRIBUTORS, H 1 advantaged IM Irving Street iow »n iutu.> Rahway, N. J. - Featuring - eligible to vote If you register. of

    Ee next election you art eligible t «*»"— -- . . EN JSnfence that only Electric home heatmg can give you! 1 ,"• * Be Sure You Are Registered At Your Proper Addms Thermostat, controls comfort level for each room . ' like anMetric light... no fumes eoot or odor . . fast... no moving parts to replace or wear out, MIDDLESEX COUNTY nondelivery problems either! Learn first-hand about Electric Heating!^JJ« *-JCT BOARD of ELECTIONS buUder, electrical contractor, or your PubUc Samoa dm*., PUBLIC »iRVICB ILICTRIC AND OA» IK. 708 • 7th Floor - Perth Amboy N.tion.1 B.nk Building Taxpaying Servant of a Great State 313 Sute Street, Perth Amboy, N. J. Secrettry PiyMW. Walter OPEN TILL 9 P. M Thur*d»y, Friday FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1962 PAGE TWENTY NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICEB LEGAL NOTICES LEOAt NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES valorem taieo tlDMl _all nw said Local legal expenses. 'connections on both Rides of Wllllun ihr roofs of raoiorj mttk itreu ••kin Asnument Bond", nr* hrreby ui-j u m _ nn to the •elllng ">d thortced to be liautd In the prlncl Btrett from Roosmlt ATMHM north. l" "* terMt ihown thereon with,,,,, Insulntftt plywood pMeU. covered : Coiinclf of th« Borough of 'Oartwit Bond Law Hie""thereof. la t*n. ('«) and Khali not ' with Mphnli ihlnglw. Willis be- PunM«nt|erlY to a point 312 '«t nortn of|8tmt. *M. »,000.00, . iv,,,t.rt union of rate or amount tween dwelling unitt will bf wood to the Local porid La* <-onstltuttng|Oiikwood Avenue 9. Btom sewers on the south debt >t«M- (rl Nothing "Iu rat SUCTION 6. This Orrtln,,,,,, Borough Clerk. () Thesu] IBr| 1 eftW!t 20 stud l»th And plMMr Knind-proof lections «A:J-1 to 40A J-63 of the 3 Curbs filrlewnlks and houw of Roott.ye.lt Avenue from HWrtaon safd law has been by th. BoroUKli »• ", ,'i'i lm- t-k" '"fty I ' i,.v Revlted Ststuiw of New Jersey. In (b) The estimated mutmum mtnt 1 walls or nnnonrr Mid pliwUr flrt connections on both «lde» of Pill- Avenue to a point appr amount of bond, or notei, to be! riled In the office o the cost of said f "" , ,,„ 3 the tint publication th™,, BIRDS wiilln. Partition! within duelling anticipation of the Issuanre of aald more Avenue from Oalt Street to adjiMMnt to Orent Avenue. lsaued for sold purpoM U WO.O0O.0O. provement described m *<• " „. rl,,»l pa»««e, as provld,,! „, b bond* find to temporary flninct Coolldge Avenue of thla Ordmani'e »nd . ,. utctl Bond Uw. ld I lbl notM 10, Ourb«, sidewalks and house (c) The estimated maximum Ltid «nount »f/'»; ne Approved *s to Form an,, ,.,.,. plMter .._. . — sald Improvement*, nw 4, Curbs, slrtewalks sad hou»|conn«ctlon»' on both sides of C«r- amount of money to be. raised from awasar -&s«r«*of the Borough in a ™principal sMmenU to he levied " ' ^....JOHN M. KOtlBAB t The Community Building will con- Iconnections on the South tide of teret Avenue from Roosevelt Avenue|;ii'"sourt;es for sold purpose Is »!?.-, sl B>ln a Community tun, Admlnls- •mount not exceeding 150.000.00 are frontliiK »" "" ,,,,' ,oial Borough Attorney IN YOUR Virginia Avpniic between Post Boule- to Jackson Avenue. 900.00 the excess thereof over the! " •" ',',, ,,r The fonmeing ordinance », tratlon ant! Maintenance. Quarters. hereby authorlMd to br Issued pur- vard and n point 425 f««t westerly suant to and within the limitations II. Curbs, sidewalks and. houW said estimated maximum amount of ,' miirren.irodurrt ftt a meetlnj of it,, , Men s and Women'! Toilet* Mid • along'the soi'ilherlv side of Vlrglnlk| nn«ntfons' on" both sides of Jack- bonds or note* to be Issued there- Boiler Room housing » central heat- prescribed by Mill In* The mail- CO "" ,-H of the Borough of Carter-- mum rut* of Interest which any Avenue. aon Attnue from Chestnut Street to for being the amount of the said for na'ld Improvemdii mal M»rfh lBt' im when " *»s ,„!, Inn plum. ,:rneratlng hot water heat 5. Curbs, sldewnlka end _houie|Oa Btrwt. t2.S00.0u down payment for Bald nnI to the dwf'llng unit*. Construction of Mid obligation* shull bear Is sl» ecme»tlonj prepured by Joseph (b) The period of usefulness of ment;. Including Drawings and Spe- 2. Curbs, sidewalks and house 8.' Curbs nncl Hldcwalk. on the'fJr'jomorBormighinglneerV'ahd said purposes, within the limitations 'rtflratlnns are on (lie In the office of Housl:ic Authority of the Borounh of Carteret, New Jeremy. Bergen St.. Carterrt ^ew Jersey. people, Bidders may obtain a copy of the In Trade the expression "thin as a rail" Contract Documents at the Office of Each Fifed In Any .u urn. r.i „ ...u [Murray Ulbowltt. Architect, 31S m Book Is Worth Departimnt refers to the ability of a marsh-ist,t(. gtm,ti ?trlb AmbOy. Sew Jn. DOUBLE FOOD STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY Inhabiting oird, the rail, toy? by depositing wo.oOThe deposit comprpss Us already thin body ;*JJ£" ^ „„ raii|||i|ii< This it does in order to ma-;citiciinVill" addenda if a nT."'complete neuver quietly through the nnd in sood condition within ten —.„ „•• motion rf.m, nmnno <"• days »Iter Bid opening. Checks grass 01 cattail stems among ,sha|| bf mt6f mMe to Murr>y ARMOUR STAR which H makes its home, or toiLeibowitz "freeze" among them to escape Contractors who aubmlt Bldn and , ~ B»I«"*" , return Documents. Including all ad SWIFT'S PREMIUM SPRING LAMB SALE! detection denda If anj, complete and In good Whether thlR be so Or not Condition after ten (10> day* of Bid wnetnei mis oe so or •""• opfnlng „,„ not mor? thsn thlrty (he rails are among ine amaz- (30) dftVj wU1 rKt\vt only RJ.OO of ingly specialized birds of our the Deposit. iDoHanHf: 'Swrptivp as n rail" Contractor! who fall to submit wetlands, secretive as a ran B|df |nd ntum Docum(nWi lne,ud. would be an even more descrip-i m^ an Addenda if any. complete and Uve saying. Some of the small-1 in scod condition within 10 days a rails are so difficult to see asj•£» ^^rC-."' * LEGS of LAMB they skulk through a thatch Of; can:meters who full to obaene wet meadow grass that even the abore time llmltatlona for re- expert students of birds have turning documents shall forfeit their gone years without succeeding deposits. LOIN CHOPS All Documents are returnable at SHOULDER CHOPS RIB CHOPS In seeing a single bird. This, the Office of the Architeot. even though they knew the cenm'eA Bid Guarantcheck y oInr thBane fork mDraf of ta birds were nesting in a partiCU- payable to the Houslnp Authority ol tar mporlni anri thpv (-nnlrt trtf Borough of Carteret. V S. Oov- jar meaaow, ana tney couia|Bonfrnmid ,aexecutet Bondd, orby, thj,,,,,,^,e Bidde^ r anBld hear them call a few feet away!1-acceptabl e sureties In an— smoun As a result, the voices of cer- cqiml to five per cent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. tain rails, notably the Yellow The successful Bidder will be re Rail of the north and the Black quired to furnish and pay for satis OPEN DAILY Fresh Mode. Home Style. Sweet or Hot 58 tuctory performance and paymen' HOME STYLE ITALIAN SAUSAGE Rail of our coastal salt marshes! bond. •re not well known at all. Stu- Attention is called to the far SATURDAY 'TIL 10 dents of these birds have made! that not Ian than the minimum SOUnd recordings they cannot! sA'.arles and wages as set forth In SUNDAY TIL 7 Armour Star ltlf pin to any particular rail.; soecificMions must be paid on Swift's though they are confident! ^Thf^Housing Authority of the these are indeed rail Voices! Borough Of Csrteret, New Jersev re-: Premium __ ...... serves the right to reject any or The differences in size. and ann Bids or to waive «m- if: the specialized bills of rails are |a tie s Bin the bidding. Boneless mnri PTiimnlp? nf trip nlfttlllcl '| No Bld *h*u ^ wllhdr»wn for *, gOOd examples 01 ine P^1^ period of sixty («l days subsequent SPECIAL!! adaptability of living forms. to the opening of bids without the The long, curved bills of the consent of the Housing Authority of the Boitnigh of Carteret. New larger rails, and the short, thick Fresh, SoKd, Jersey. Carton Seedless bills of the smaller ones ' euiti HOUSING AUTHORITY Red Ripe GRAPEFRUIT them' to different ways of life! OF THE BOROUGH TOMATOES OF CARTERET, NSW JERSEY And this specialization allows! JOHN J. SUDIA. more forms of life to occupy all j Executive Director available living space. This is Chairman important in a crowded world It makes it possible to getj around the hard fact that no' AN ORDINANCE AN ORDINASCB APPKOPRiAT- two organisms with similar ;iNO t52,500.oo AND

    food habits or other^ requi«-;™N^ANCE &»

    ments can occupy the sameiCARTERET w THK COUNTY OF area. It is a way of getting! MIDDLBSEX, NEW JERSEY, FOR around comDetition one of theiFmNCWa THS CONSTBDCTION arouna competiuon, one oi uie0F CURBS SIDEWALKS AND drivin'•'••'•-• g ' forces in "•thi' s world' . STORM SEWERS IN. UNDER AND ALONG VARIOUS STREETS WITH- Other birds of wetlands—as IN THE BOROUGH OP CARTERET. STRAWBERRIES Mity Fresh Froien, Whole also, of course, of all other na-j BE IT ORDAINED BY THE w-i MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL bitats—show similar, if ir6 OF THE BOROOOH OF CARTERET. striking specializations. The, I„N, TH„„E, COUNT„„„„.Y, O«•F MIDDLESEX••..-^w^-^,, Swamp Sparrow that sings a|J!£W J[EBS»Y. ^ love with BANQUETS* you, nurse. I don't want to get well. Nurse — You won't. The do«- BANQUETS* tor saw you kissing me, and he's In love with me, too." BANQUETS* LEGAL NOTICES MIDDLESEX COUNTY I BANQUETS* SURROGATE'S COUBT Large Pkg. of 10 18 NOTICE 10 CREDITORS BRILLO SOAP PADS MJroelav Sawczak, Executor of Johfl Sawchuk, deceased, by direc- BANQUETS • tion of Elmer E. Brqwn, Surrogate Of the County of Middlesex, hereby 1 •f .•; gives notice to the creditors of the •aid John Sawchak to bring In their BANQUETS* debts, demands and claims ugalnqt; BACON t 47 tnt estate of the said deceased, un- der oath, or affirmation, within sit SWIFT'S PREMIUM months from this date or they will STANLEY'S 'lM forever barred of uny action """ Una! riiMi I hank l»l 6 OZ, H n Q Q tbarefor against the said Executor. s iiji < lbU of Uw erec- tion of Ettjhl (UI mio t>U>ry Kow- flouwi Si rue mi ct. Oiiti (1) twu Story BANQUETS* FOOD Bow-Houui fjuuoiuro and a mptrate " AT GARFIELD -KEARNY WATCHUNG TOTOWA E.BRUNSWICK WOODBRIOGE NO. BERGEN ALLENTOWN BQRDINffi . Oowmuuiiy Bulldlim, touctlier wltb MARKtIS A I*. J70Pa»ouSt l?iPa»u, ii Ro^r 22 Rojie 46 loute 19 «o«ie?ond440 11.1, S. .LPaim... Plk U M, Si Pike Rcu.e206 >1 fll rtxjulicil PlymUWnj, HeutluK and { fc li»-|ltc-U*l Work BANQUETS* U Bvw HMU.V iiiiuclnteo will FOOD PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT MARCH 3rd. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Not responsible for typogrophical er. ors, l*lu i,-1a] u( llily iini Dwtl- Hy U Ulol IUKU iliil) ull ^liul BANQUETS* •V- buvo BiuUt ui woud • nil brick voiiem f L