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New Ti Ets Moore Site Democrats to Face Councilmanic Post • 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<vpia< front*.lpartment has been running as se|f-perp<tuHting. Each passim tion Plan Both mtn are residents of Carteret and are employed as foremen of the com- son, first vice president; Coun- 'Health; John Koval. member contest for a councilmank post. ,ltll> 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 10on, 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.
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