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Woodbridge Ana Serving Woodbridge TowmMp, Carteret and Edison Woodbridge, New Jemy, Wednesday, July 29, 1970 Wvrtly TIN CENT! Korean War Vet Stages Own Patriotic Campaign
WOODBRIDGE — Patriotic. There has brrn some prob irpcnlls. was closely knit. "Wt is a major (actor l» ihp lif* from antiwar group.-; who|learned how to respect author- gas station operator who was1— on more than one occasion — ity and our riders at a vary wounded three times in the'threatened to burn down the arly Korean War, and hts views are i.service itation. That's the whole problem evident as you travel alongjj received a call one mor- with kids today," Brogan sakL Route 1 or come off j nine from some jerk who said Parents don't teach them any- Street at the Iselin Circle. if the lign was not taken down hing about respect and author- ^y sftion would be burned to ity," Ave., Iselin, Brogan considers himself a jjthe ground." Brogan said indig of the Green Street Circle Sun1 patriotic, "liberal Democrat,** Service station an'" '"V" • nantly. "Nolhing ever happen and contends demonstrations launched * patriotic campaign ed " and rioting; **Wont get UR any that's become the topic of con Another time a long-haired place. versalion for Rout« 1 motorists. hippie came to the station and "Listen, the black man hai He Rives out free flag decals. SHid he wanted "To beat the it rough today. You know it, "Support Your Local Police" Jiell out of the owner." The at- and I know it. But he isn't go- bumper sticker* and uses a tendant told the hippie to stay ing to get anywhere rlottng. large billboard to tell is like it put until his boss came out He needs the same jobs, educa- is shout. Vietnam, hippies and When Brogan. a husky ex-in tion and opportunities like the demonstrators. fantryman, walked out the mop- whites." Tlie latest sign reads "Help top ran like a scared rabbit. Brogan also nays "I will Protestors, Spank Them!" One of the more memorable never service or gas up a car .started the campaign moments came when an Army with a peace sign. It's just about a year ago when the hip sergeant on leave before re against my better judgment. pie* decided to march on Wash turning to Vietnam for the third Let's just say I'm a part of ngton to protest the VietnanViime stopped at the station, the 'silent majority' who is do- said Brogan. a Korean! "He told us he had heard ing something about all thit war veteran who was wounded about the sign campaign from garbage going on today," hree times. "I just got sick and a buddy, "He shook my hand Brogan also assists Local 3H tired of all the flag burnings, and told me how much it was of the Patrolmen1* Benevolent protests and blasts against appreciated," Association in various cam- President Nixon." Brogan receives a lot of mall paigns. Now on display at the Brogan decided to use a bill endorsing his program. He station is a wrockrd. car with a board to amplify his feelings. once got a handwritten letter sign reading: "Woodbridge The first sign went up last from Mrs. Thomas Willingham PBA asks you to please drive summer and read "United We of Allenhurst, N. J., wife of safely." Stand, Back Our President.*' Capt. Willingham who was "The reaction of the people p g Brogan is active in the Amer- SK i: charged during the My Lai in Sican Legioneg , and admits that ls pletu !d xhoye f is almost 100 per cent bt favor ^e'lwS^^'p^i^^^'^'J*' " " « «1«'(m«« by the firm of Merchant, of the campaign," h« Mid. "At cidentd . !! "Something, someday, is bound first I lost some busuWis, buti <"ln(v charges against thf to happen over the campaign. not because motorists were captaip n have since been drop "Those (antiwar) pcopls protesting my stand. It teems ped." Brogan said, But I was! have been causing problems for the signs would catcfa vtlwir «ye pleased to find that his wife ap other people who show patriot- as they canie.arouadfte traffic predated our efforts," ism." he said, "I'm sure that circle, .and t>y tb* tj(ne> ihey The son of an Elizabe sospedsy the st ition wilt be 4 Local Boys ri id Squad To Receive read it they had pajtt« ihe sta cjher, Brogan grew up wlttk sixlmaskellJor * demonstration or in Finals tion." . , -'•••• - other children. The tjmj'v* he jon*aAh\al\ WOODBRFDGE — Four teen »g»rt from Woodbridge proper, Township Resident Discovert ance From Hess in a group called "The Essence of Time" won in the instru- The newly; The squad is presently using ment*! group category at the New Home In Woodbridge, England local finals of the Talent. Expo " rim Aid an inadequate 1962 vehicle for Force R.O.T.C-. HR was desig- •'•' incipient of a '70. held Thursday night in Edi By t'APT. ANDREW J. KUTEY are being built. But most are first aid purposes smitl! hy American standards. nated a Distinguished Air Force i •! «lown Cadil The HMS decision came after son High School T*i.>y were WOODBRIDGE, ENGLAND Decision Reserved On Robert Goidwi. Kevin Kutcher Although many new homes are Graduate from Rutgers. iluoil at ap a meeting with Port Reading Before coming to Wooribridge. centrally heated, many are not. ('apt. Fiiley received his sil- Mi William Poll Jr. and Wayne "*» ilnough the Fire Commissioners. Joseph De- England as a pilot in the 67th Older housing has fireplaces ver pilot wings in 1967 and com- Marino, *nd Vincent Martino. Weissman. •'• Con Reading Aerospace Rescue and Recovery and small rooms. Clothes wash- pleted advanced 1IC 130 (rain- along with Kenneth Ahlering, Office Application The boys, 14 and 15 years of Squadron (USAF). Woodhridge \niarada Hess age will compete in the Middle ers, dishwashers, large ing in 1068. His current assign- captain and John Canzelloti. was just another name. As an ators, and large stoves are ment consists o£ providing air- 'i Ralph P. treasurer of the squad, who met WOODBRIDGE — Decision coma to Hie office to make re- sex County Expo '70 finals, on has been reserved by the board port* and receivt new assign HC 130 pilot. I was familiar quite rare. The small houses, borne support for air ajid sei • "iI today at his with I*on Hess, president of the August 3. at Sayreville Wafr Me with the runway, the instrument of adjustment until August 6 on ments, he said. morial High School. County win lark of central heating anci old traffic which travels in th» ••iifcrenre. oil company. approaches, and the local tor dull looking homes seem to dom- North Atlantic. the application of a Perth Am- Former Metuchtn Mayor Wai ners will gain the right to com boy accounting firm to operate rain of the twin bases RAF inate the town. The town is an The captain's brother John, ter K. Timpson, testifying as * pete in the State finals at the Bentwaters - Wood bridge, which from a building at 77 Hamilton Garden Arts Center. Holindel. antique collectors paradise. an honor graduate of Wood- Avenue, Fords, formerly occu- real estate expert, said this wag are the home of the 81st Tacti- There are older, larger hous Senior High in 1965 was 1. Presents A ward the best and "most logical use" The Talent Expo program is cal Fighter Winj,r. My Squadron K g pied by ths iate Howard Fuller- being sponsored by the Jay es. But they still lack central graduated from frof m RutgerRt s ton, an attorney, who resided in for the property. lie added that is located at RAF Woodbridfie heating. The winters ate very fees chapters of New Jersey, From that base, we fly our University in 1969 and Is now the dwelling and used it for his if the variance is denied a "so for youth 13 ta 19 years of age. cold, rainy and snowy. It be in second year of law school at II oodbridge Township law practice. cial club," which is a permitted training and operational mis comes very uncomfortable with sions in HC-130 Hercules four Rutgers. Camden, The building, which was built use, could purchase the proper- limited heating. Most Amen (Picture* on Page »> ty, causing a much heavier in Marx Hrothe.ru Film engine turboprop rescue air cans, especially young Ameii around 12 years ago by the late craft and HH-3E "Jolly Green" *<(lestrian Safety attorney, has been occupied by flux of traffic. Festival At Colonut cans, are spoiled by their com- helicopters. Since January the forts. his widow lince his death last Mrs. Dorothy Wolny of 564 WOODBRIDGE — The Marx Miiv town of Woodbridge. England ( Ralph and especially proud of our Po year. Barron Ave., Woodbridge, Full Brother's Film Festival begins has become more titan just a But at this time of year, ev- rownCouncil 1 -innounced lice Department, our Kngineer- The applicant, Howard, Listan erton's sister, testtfjtd she work on Tuesday night. August 4 at 8 erything is green and colorful • i^mp has re ing Division, our School and amp. in the gardens. The roses grown der & Berkower, a firm of cer ed there five years £»r the late P. M., at the Heury Inman i of Merit" Traffic Program, and our News Branch of tike Free Public Li The town of Woodbridge is colors, The trees and tified public accountants, said at attorney and described the in- actually located about three Is Defendant •i Automobile Media, alt of whom have con hrary of Woodbridge, 60T Inman hedges are large and green. The 1 Monday night's meeting his terior of the one story structure miles away from RAF Wood- ^imnsors an tributed tremendously towards Avenue. CoEonia. This comical air is cool and fresh. When a l| firm wants to use the building with a cellar, which wt« design- bridge on the River Deben. The *ri Safety the winning of this important family has brought laughter to heat wave of over 70*F de National Award," the Mayor for office purposes only. ed specifically for her brother's river empties into the North scends, people are out driving In Civil Suit millions of American audiences. Sea, which provides 'boating '"' inuntcipali- added. The firm needs & variance be practice and as a residence for their small cars up the A12 high There is Chico, the eccentric opportunities for the local resi NEW BRUNSWICK — Th« t!ii ted Skates cause the site, located in an R-5 him and his wife. way toward the city of Great The Award will be presented piano player; Harpo. the mute dents and the lai(;e number of Woodbridge Township Council ;i>ctition. and zone, is limited to residential Timpson estimated the Fuller who plays « harp; and Groucho, Yarmouth or down to Felix- :l| at the Annua! Pedestrian dwellings and business or profes- summer vacationers. is a defendant in a civil suit in- « only win Awards Luncheon to b« held for ton property is worth, about complete with a painted mous- stowe on the coast. Driving is sional use occupying 30 per cent The most striking thing about a bit confusing because of the tiated by William and Mar- t fi'om New Central New Jersey at the Far $100,000, while homes in the tache, a cigar and a walk all his the town, as well as many Kng guerite Loesch, Colonia resi- almost 200 of the building with the person area are worth $25,000 $30,000, own. right-hand drive. But it is re- r Hills Inn in Somervitle at noon lish towns of this size, is the dents, of 67 Enfield Road and Barone on Wednesday, August 12th, operating it living on premises markably easy to adapt. It is John and Caroline Terefunto Tne program will feature the narrow streets. It hardly seems actually easier to take the train. the Kodee Construction and In- 1970. Morton H, Berkower of 330 vestment Co., Inc., also of £o- Grove Ave.. Metuchen, one of of 75 Hamilton Ave., who reside film "At The Circus." It h a possible to drive an American The railway system is well-de- ~'^n for "Out size car between the sidewalks. lonia. ini th« partners in the firm, testified next to the proposed office story about how three men (the veloped, inexpensive and effici ' ;e for Pro Marx Brothers) save the circus' Delivery trucks Ime those aar 1 an ordinance *ets a limit of three were the only neighbors testify ent. The suit seeks to ibtain • ' in the area funds from falling into the hands row streets making driving s'tffty. Each non residents on the property. ing in favor of a variance. variance paving the way far 3 Policemen of crooks. even more of a challenge. Ped I could write all day about construction of a $29,000 dwe|tf "'le.sirian pro Most of the 15 residents with Woodbridge, England. But if iS This Tuesday night program estrians seem rather careless ing for sale on a 40 x 125 fool evaluated in in 200 feet of the proposed of the way in which they step into you are really curious and can •jin a nee aland fice, with Carl Wheeler of 40 during August is open to the lot owned by the couple on MkP To Be Added 11 -Yr. Old public. There will be no admis- the street without looking for afford the time and expense, die Road. '••!• the various Hoy Ave.. acting as spokesman just follow these directions. sion charge. All children under oncoming traffic. But after The Township's Council, de- WOODBKIIKJK Three objected to the plan for fear of awhile, it is commonplace to Drive to JFK airport. Board a 111 12 must be accompanied by a spite a favorable recommenda* «oard of increased traffic and on street drive through the seeming maze jet aii-plane and fly to Heath- new policemen will be added parent. tion by the local board of ad- ''iiifoership con to the township force at parking and lowering of proper Will Present of narrow streets, cars, trucks row Airport. London. Take a '"'iders in the ty values. and people. bus to the West Side Airline justment, on July 7 rejected swearing In cerenionle* to be 'Midweek Film Break the plaintiff's application for a '•"ti'tit, Kduca- held Saturday, August 8 at 9 Wheeler stated that of A2 prop The only time it i.s almost ef Terminal. Change to a taxi or : sub-division, stating that this Safety, etc.. A. M., In the municipal court. erties i" the area, ID are limited Art Exhibit toilless to drive is on Sunday, take the Underground (subway) llt For H. S. Students would create two substandard '' " 's are to The business section is just Central Line to the British Rai 11 They are Thuuias K, Kara to residential use and two are WOODBRIDGE - The fourth '" for their WOODBRIDGE An exhibit about deserted. If tho weather Liverpool Street station. Buy a lots. 11 Jes, 39 Oegmssp Street, not. One of the noil residential 'Mid.veek Film Break." for lords and Kurds; Jamea I.. Davis, 30 of art work by II year old Diane junior and senior high school is warm {60 70 F fur the Eng one pound ticket for Ipswich Tha area ts zoned 1U.5, properties is a physician's office which requires 75 feet fronUjja West Henry Street. lselin, and the other is St. Johns Epis Van Decker of t'olonia will be students, will take place on Ush). most people will be down After a one hour ride, change to presented at the iselin Branch and a minimum of 7,500 feet for • consider a and Thomas M, Lane, *T copal Church. Wedneaday, August 5. from 89 at the docks, boating, walking the Woodbridge Pay Train for >!<" enforce 1 along the footpath near the Hiv the final twenty-minute leg o construction. The council act- Lawrence Street, Fords. Wheeler «aid I lie neighbors of the Free Public Library of P.M., at the Port Reading ""•'"ing, atf . er Debea or playing football your journey. Then, just take a ion has been termed illegal, ar- e All three are appointee*, don't object to the church be Woodbridge for on« week Branch Library, 91 Turner 'union, achool and not former cadets, and lung August 3. Diane has ihuwn Street in Port Reading (soccer) in the park. Others look for yourself. bitrary and unconstitutional. cause "it is rarely usttl any The .suit states that there ar« '' i":ljlic Infor- will officially becomo "blur her work, which include* oils, Ttire« films are scheduled to casually walk aliuut the town more" but the ilmtin's office many dwellings in the are* coatl" on Monday, August 10 pastels and water culoia, at I lie uuU uoineliines HiUui to Hie Sal I'uptain Andrew J. Futey Is • "He that all dues ({cut-rate an •intolerable" valion Army bund play. tlie son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew with 41) fyot fronts. • 11 amount at traffic' ».i the atisel. Kurds Branch Library wlitie '"•• proud of, 'AUGUST t'UN'ilMK" The weather ptioplts ui S. Kutey, 74 Hagaman Street, Tile objector, wliu iu«ved into she won a 1st place ribbon In WUUDHRIDGK 'Aiitsub doors much of the nine. To most Port Roadiny, and is currently TO All* tt 11,1.1 AIMS [he art"a ici lt>!'t h boarbd the annual Children's Art Show, Woodbridge Wins assigned as an HC 130 Helen t'untime," a pr-ograiii of stories. Americans, the dreary weather — Senator crafts arid games for fi, 7. and Hjhe operated his professional en and at the Menlo Park Cinema SPECIAL TO THK j becomes oppressive 'I'll*: gray lese rescue pilot, (or the United ^ weeklv gineenng and land surveying where tihe took 4th place. f.EADER PRESS Harrison William* has named - '"Id at the year okh, will be presented, at skies and oulhredks of rain.lSfates Air Force. He and his Ma>nr Ralph P. Barone as d ; business from his home for the «(
Complete IflWV Dl#p ,,. JJjV. ..< , I, Joseph's School Dress Code Church Final B. ofE. Approval CARTERET - The boaYd of is to be done about Ah* viola- I History of education has amended its dress tion." i-ode for students of Carteret The board also icceptaij. tt» High School as recommended by student council! M Uie High School Student Council. tion that the boys' The board approved the wear- patchpockcts be the same ing of dungarees for hoys, "with as the pants. Third Chapter the exception of work coveralls Board President j^ — providing these pants are Lamb lauded the "appQJfCjl , MII-II structures taken by the students in C*r- .Mi. by side for r,HI obscene in any way and are in a clean state." teret." He said the recommen- fiu- years ful- dations were discussed and tttW iinpnrtanl part The rules changes also provide for girls to wear "dresses with voted on by the students b«for» • •- In ils own being presented to the board. a matching pair of pants under ,.;ili\ Parish He said it was a "demonstra- |i iss by as it uraih. The student council pro tion of something inbred and . •• 'ii.'lnry, vidrd, however, "that if the brought out in our youngs ton, in . ii,iji(i(Mi<; lo those shorts are not matching with the the high school" a"nd was a : VIHIIM'IVCS for dress, it should remain up to the graphic demonstration oft tha : ;iu m llle stuff school administration as to what "democratic process in action," i, of) Kalher • ,.;ii Hopelawn children, four squares. softblU. checkers, and jacks, okllp.niost of their spare time. PLAYGROUND NEWS Four new girls moved into the neighborhood this week. They WOODBRIDGE •rt Patty. Unda, Kathy and KEASBBT PLAYGROUND tached to the end of a airing Mary MeHugh. Bringing the to The major interest at Ke«sbry The purpote Is to swing the ball tsl up to eight new members to Park is the irti «nd crafts pm into the cup. without using your the park thH week. MAIN ST, od when the children get to hands. Awards were glftn to the make interesting things and af winners in the 8. 10, 11, and \2 IBEMN JR HIGH ferwards enter them in a fin year old divisions who were able Lynn Jeffrrnon, Mona test. Winner* of the wooden folk to get the most amount of balls Flinxabmm. Mary Tercelia 1 inside the cups in 30 and 60 sec BUSINESS ANDI toy contest were Helgs Nonlt This week at Isclin Jr. High vett. Louie Lelinkn, awl I.onny onds. playground tlv< children attemp Navy Log J^inko. Winners of thu drive away. With service peo- the children participated in wea- ment was to take place. The ving placemats. A few imagina- winners have not been chosen •The Wig Shoppe at this writing, however. io are pros who love to get tive children wove tiiem into ju,r car back to you—as promised lanterns and baskets. A contest • Vito Mazaa Men's Hair Stylist was held and the winners were: STH DISTRICT - AVENEL ba time. 1st, Michelle Marchese; 2nd, Mi Julie Buglovsky JEven if you keep your new Ford cfaael Falar; and 3rd, Billy Alex- Carl Belfor • Woodbridge Travel Agency " !V«r—we'll welcome you with ander. The main event of Wed- Monday the children were kept nesday was working with tissue occupied by games such as kick- •Woodbridge Art Shop »n arms, forever. paper collages. The children ball, checkers, and all other park that's love. The kind that seemed to enjoy this the most, equipment Later in the day •Woolworth'» i't leave you. for it let their own Imaginations there was a drawing contest, in and creativeness do the work. which aH the children entered. A contest was held and the win Tuesday, for arts and crafts day, nars for the younger group were: they made candles, and the best Wilson Klein, Jeff Bernas. Rob- one was handed In at a staff ert Buchko, Roger Buchko, and meeting on Friday. Wednesday Cathy Lombardi. The winners preparations were started for a for the older group were Brian gold rush day on Friday. The Beehan, Carol Burke, Barbara children made a trading post, Klein, and Craig Bellina. cut out letters, and painted. SHOP MAM ST. Thursday for arts and crafts, Thursday quite a few contest!) they made little folk toys. Later * Most Charge Plans Honored were held. Relay races were contests were held and award AMBOY MOTORS, INC. WOODBRIDGE MOTORS, INC. held for the boys and girls in two certificates were given out. Fri At All Member Stores age groups. The winners for the day a Gold Ruih was held, and 442-56 Smith Street U. 3. Route #1 & Ronson Road firls in the younger and older different priced candy was given * Stores Open Friday Ni^Liis Perth Amboy groups were Ann Marie Hausei out, for different weight* of gold. Woodtridgo and Carol Burke respectively The gold wai several painted Until 9 P. M. For the boyg the winners were rocks hidden about the park. A John Hanley for the younger hobby day is planned tor nsxt * Free Off-Street Parking gfoup, and Steve Borisewski for week. SHOP MAIN ST. WOODBRIDG • Most Charge Plans Honored • Stores Open Friday * Free Off-Street At All Member Stores. Night Untill 9 P.M. Parking. ff-f , July ». 1970 Amboy Avenue and Mr. and Postak Seated Miss Carol E. Kremp Is Mn. Chester Krakowski. 4T Al- wat Street. Woodbrktge. Mn. Mary Kattenbach of Ave- As Grand Knight Married to Eric Hauge nel served at matron of honor, PORT REAPING - Nicholas deatnakta wen the lllssei 'ostak was installed as new lulia «nd Margaret Sitogy, Jrand Knight of Don Boscfl Woodbridge and Bevery Payer, Council M(». Knights nf Colum- Port Reading Miss Donna Der- its. Saturday night in the Couir- cole of Woodbridge was the li Homr, Old Road. A Mass was flower girl. aid at the Council Home prior Willium Kaltenhach. Avewl. i*i<- rerrmony hy Rev Slanis wa* best man Ushers wer« us Milos, pastor of SI An Richard Krawkowskl, John J. liony's Church and rhaplnin of Silogy Jr , and Steve Dercole, -<' unit. all of Woodbridgp Robert GeM- Histrirt Deputy William De cr of Olrlbridge was th« rinj oy. with the assistance of Roh bearer. >rt. IleJoy as warden, installed The bride, who wore a whltt he now officers with family and full length gown and iong veil, friends as npectatnrs at (he cere was given in marriage by hei1 monies. Refreshments prepared father She curried a bouquet of >y Ihfi ColnmbieUcs were serv- carnations and daisies. Th« d afterwards. matron of honor and the brides- Mr. Postak succeeds Past maids wore yellow Collets rand Knight. Eugene Kaskiw. gowns with vests. Mrs. Kalten- >t(uM- officers installed were: hach carried a bouquet of pmfc, liam I.enhy, Deputy Grand bluf and white daisies and the tniphl; James Kovaeh, chan- bridesmaids bouquets wen ellor; Raymond Lubeski re- white daisies. order; William Surdi, financial After a wedding trip to Miami, eeretary; Louis Cannlllo. treas Fin., the couple will reside in irer; John Sattler. lecturer; Edison. Jenrge Rand, advocate; William ihivey. warden; Leonard Bine os. inside guard; Nicholas Ian- illo and William Born, outside SINGER'S uanls; and Eugene Kaskiw, TUXEDO CENTER MHS. JOSEPH J. M. DAILY •'rank Janer and John Kostik, mstees. Photo hy Be)a* Studio MRS. ERIC CART, HAUGE MRS. RONALD KRAKOWSKI DittirKtiva Formal Attlr* COIX>NIA — The First Pres and Mary Ann Horvath, Alpha. ilv-katko Marriage Patriotic Theme byterian Church of Avenel was John McGann Jr.. of Somer- Ctnrg* Now li TV. the setting on Sunday afternoon, saf, was hhe best man. Ushering Miss Susan Silogy Weds It... Tim* To 4:30, for the wedding of Miss were Sp. 5 Ralph Kremp of Co- RESERVI Saturday Bike Parade Carol ElizaV th Kremp to Eric lonia and Kenneth Rychlicki, of Carl Hauge, 6116 Breezewood Ronald C* Krakowski tank. • FOMML WOODBRIDGE — A Patriotic Dunellnn. -,. . Hevrrly Ann Court, Greenbelt, Maryland. The bride is a 1965 graduate MfMH ,ii \ii and Mrs. Bicycle Parade will he held on Rev. Spencer van Gulick, as- of John F. Kennedy Memorial WOOHBRIDGE — The Hun- Krakowski. Rev. Leslie Egry • WtDDWM !i Mnrrisey Ave Wednesday, August 19, at the Bus Trips Planned sistant pastor, officiated at the High School, Iselin and a 1969 garian Reformed Church was pastor, officiated at the double Uni-CorJ 352-4888 hi HIC of Joseph Iselin Junior High School. Wood- double - ring ceremony. The 7 uff Street, Iselin, sponsored by graduate of Rider College, with the setting Saturday afternoon, ring ceremony. >/ .(;iinr-.s Street. bride was given in marriage a Bachelor of Arts in English. 1117 Ellinb.rt.Av., Elimfcn* or Senior Citizens four o'clock, for the wedding of Parents of the couple are Mr. Dully 6 P.M.—MM. & •Hum, »_rrt. I , l.t\ afternoon the Woodbridge Township Jay- by her brother, Michael Kremp. ceettes. Registration for partici Previous to her marriage, she Miss Susan Silogy to Ronald C. and Mrs. John Silogy Sr., 78 ni St Andrew's WOODRRIDGE—Maivw S»lp Parents of the couple are Mr. pants is free and begins at 6:15 taught in the Rahway High i Church. Rev. '• Barone nns announced that, and Mrs. Edgar J. Kremp, 9 School, Rahway. .: ;P;M fnrmed the lumber of bus trips are bein . M , on that dale. Outluok Avenue, and Mr. and Mr. Hauge is a 1961 graduate ormulated by the Woodbridg. 'ni nny. Participants must he town- Mrs. Harold Hauge, Harris of Central Dauphin High School. Mfice on Aging for the pleasur OVER 50% OFF OM OUR SEUECHOM OF MMCSI in is the son of •hip residents and between the burg, Pa. Harrisburg. He served two Herbert Bevan, of Senior Citizen Residents ages of four and 12 years. The MISS Siri Sassano. Colonia, years with the U. S. Army in i the township. children are required to decor- served as maid of honor. Paris, France. He is employed ate their bicycles themselves of Ave- The Allentown Fair in Penn Bridesmaids were the jses by Lash Distributors. Ir [ylvania will be the amusemea and parade them for the judges. Pamella Trebb of New Mllford Beltsville. Md. id nf honor. The hikes wiU be decorated > the Misses target of a bus trip on Monday with a patriotic theme. Avenel and August 10th. Senior resident Boys and girls will be judged nf \.v\\n. The will be picked up and retunw separately and according to age. in marriage by to various locations in Ford Winners will be selected on orig- nality, effort and association '. Philadelphia, ort Reading. Iselin, Avene and Woodbridge proper. with the theme. Trophies and •t man. Usher* ribbons will be awarded to nine Sensational Buys Uke THESE Make Us in li.ii,v of Philadelphia \nother bus trip on Wedne girls and nine boys. day, August 19th, will transport ;,nk>i of Avenel. In case of rain, the event will Elizabeth's Number 1 Wig Sbowplacs* .- nf Woodhridge township Seniors to Shea Stadi urn in New York City, wher be held on August 20, same School, class of place and time. s lr:l>' is employed by they wiU be able to exhort ou World Champion Mets to vie Four members of the township y Community Jaycee-ettes were representa Yow Choice ... Her husband lory, as they tak« on the Hous ton Astros. tives at the annual Summer ;r.il[iaip of Woodbridge Forum, held recently by the 100% KANEKMON or MODACRYLIC Schnn! and is em Activities for the month New Jersey Jaycee-ettes at the iy Mii1 'about Sawy«*t up-to-lcan and enjoy personalized <<> prepare you for **instruction. Start whenever tn husin«s. you'd like, too. AMBITIOUS n . Day or evening classes. ' yr>ui whar businet youu wan educat to- i.Tuition budget plant. Free "*had th you can really lifetime job-placement as- ! a '" ">«> career. iistanoc. Mail the coupon n (in modern equip- or call today. There's no !™od«n, offlce-like sor- obligation. BOYS W'l.earn at fast as you 0RQU1. 12 TO 15 YEARS OLD [Sawy€r School ^Business Earn Cash Mih •K I'iwrv Wfi'k — Ihivs i JKH9EY 07208 PRIZES PHOINKTS 1-5150 Vi WITH YOUR OWN Nime Ate Addren City suit ?>r> • Leader-Press t »cntr»l EOJ 35/7-JO Phone NEWSPAPER ROUTE Call Grculation Department ...- 634-1111 Wednesday, July »,1970 T» tohre similar . (Pastor Selects hospitals to New Jersey aoroe* the country hs.v*| PLAYGROUND puTohssefl apartment house* (Sermon Theme milt garden apartments. Such Tlw Mayor faports W00DBR1DQB - "Life Al alternate ««re studied. Hoyt AVtNBL PARE test WM nfirt tfiue. Do Von Hi** fit" will said, but since the town houses Pal Mattree, Miriam Heraehnan for btowinc t> be MM theme of tht attsMge to already built, and *n to On Friday of lsit week, the Tht im.li*; n 1 tat delivered by Rev. diaries Perth Amboy. th»y offer bet- children brought la their pet* a "peanut r*r Lllntweli. pastor of Woodbridge •l»v , ter and quicker solution than tar a pet contest. The animals Quindrlii** Ralph P. Birom, Pi I. Ooapel Church, during the m Di- buildtnf is tha hospital area at ranged from cats and doffs to second ning service on Sunday. AUK this time. Hiisrds and turtles. Certlfleatei with tut 2. U o'clock. were awarded for til* cutest, Thursday A settlemensettlement of about 20 Bible school classes art being most unusual, funnlwt looking, drtn msrio r ihysiclau in the heart of Perth Tiost wall behaved, and most Th* flnlihod continued throughout the sum mboy should prove an asset, All of ui talk t lot about beau- day by the SantUdM Depart mer, each Sunday at 9:45 AM talented animals. On Tuesday tlful. In thr ioyt pointed out, since the oc- Tnry, , tification. The majority of us. mast. There is no Med to call wfth classes from nurtery (age of th* next week, wo started off children r»i« the Department. If your regular 2) through three adult classes ;upaot> will be physicians who with the children miking tha the keep our ground* in order- ire also taking advanced study, keep the erase cut, weed the garbage it picked up on Mon The Adutt Training Union ball-in-thecup toys which ware story flower bedi. prune th* trees days, the special collection it meets at 6 P.M., with the senior some cases, both husband then decorated by th* children made them h,. md wile will be physicist, stu and bushes. held the First and Third Wed- high young people invited to and later Judged for th* bast. Frldiy m nesday. If your regular pickup participate during the summer ents. But have you ever seen a In the afternoon th* children orlng reading property owner gather all his Is on Tuesday then place your months. A Local United Nations mid* ptac* mat* out of con- Ing Although assignment of the In • trass clippings, twigs and special pickup debris at the stnietlon paper. On Wednesday children > aflf Pastor Ughtwels will be units la not yet complete, it ap- weed*, put them in a wheelbar- curb on the second and fourth speaking on the subject "Three ASSUMES FIRING FOOtlON: Cadet Alaji W. Neebe, ton th* children brought in paper ptts. rov and take it to an empty lot Wednesday of each month. 1 of Mr. and Mn. WOttam S. Neebe, UT Elaweod Araime, ears that the newcomer* w(U bags and deeoraUd them as 'Not* In the Devil's Tale" at represent nearly a doten coun- nearby and dump them—mak- And incldently, I want to put the T P.M. Gospel service. The Woodbridga, aliunn a ttrtef position at the Army Reserve maiks. Thl* carried on all day ing the lot In their neighbor Officer Training Carp*' btale anmmer oamp U Fort Xkun, tries, The hospital's teaching and ended with a prise going to StICOOl Lu a good word for the men o( service features singing, testi programs now include doctors hood an eyesore? the Sanitation Department. I monies and a message from Ky------. Cadet Neebe- U a graduate of Weslyaa ITBtvarslty, Mid th* bast mask. On Thursday th* God's Word, according to Pas dletown, Conn. Bla wife, Hols*, lives at TIT Richardson rom Uraguay. Korea, India, children mad* cindlaa of all Everyone knows a man like feel they are doing in excellent Paklatan, Hong Kong, PhlUlp- At a driw that, and if you spok*1 to him he tor lightweis. Road, Rechester. N. T. shape* and slies. These were job. I am not claiming they art plnes, Haiti, Ceylon and Thai- held on Monday, would be dismayed if you call perfect—no man ti—but on the also decorated In s variety of The mid week Bible study and land. The group also includes w*re: rv ed him a litterbug—just see. whole we cannot complain. In prayer meeting will be held ways and • certificate went to l-acov*! n intern from Poland, believ- the best one. On Friday the chil- Uest; Mary Hi [.«. how nice ha keeps HIS place recent years, the sanitationmen Wednesday night, seven o'clock d to be the hospital's first from W* are trying our best to Perth Amboy Hospital dren plan on having balloon ful; Mark I••., will tell you that additional toot with the pastor bringing a study hat country. and Andrrvi beautify the Township of Wood and tons of garbage have been from the book of Genesis. relay races In the afternoon. bridge—to up grade it and with All are graduates not only A hobby i added to the daily collections. Purchases Town Houses 'rom universities in their home Wednesday * patience and time we will real One can ask wher» does it all BUNNS LANE PLAYGROUND he our goal of makln? Wood and tree branches due to air pol countries but also from medi was askfii •.. rorne from? Well, one ohvimia lution. PERTH AMBOY — Officials a policy, however, that the boa al schools there. Most have Jan)l Aquila of his or h» bridge a place of beauty. jreason is that. Ihn population at Perth Amboy General Hoi pital be an asset to th* com Our Sanitation Department had experience ai doctors in The highlight of this week's ble* were v But, It can't become a reality has increased. Another is the to pital revealed that they have munlty and thus has declared activities was th« softball game If the garden Utterbug continues men do not have the easiest job their own countries and thus and evprvnny i crease in the number of dis- completed negotiation with the to purchase In Perth Amboy arrive here with at least eight against Lyman St. playground, his practice. Mr. I.itterhuc must posal botlirs and other contain in the world—but if we cooper- Redevelopment Associate* of ing at esrli ate wfth them I am certain that rather than in another area. of higher education. The Bunns Lane Bombers d* have more pride in his commu ITS. Years ago most of us cart- Pert') Amboy, Inc., to purchaM The group of bouses will cost ear* fellows or fested Lyman by a score of 8 asking (uKT nity—yes, more pride in him we will have little to complain 20 houses i.i Perth Towne Com- who will be judging «t ih,, ed the bottles back to the store about in the way of service. over $400,000. he said, and the residentThose s in various medical to 5. Our fabulous winning pitch self. If then was some excuse to %et our two cents deposit back r.ions. a development but' dur- lowing rhilflrrn And please, folks, please do hospital is seeking a long-term specialties will also have com rr wa* John Bird, The te*m for this kind of practice, per on each bottle. Of course, the ing the last year along High and loan to finance the purchase. Ricky Marion hap* I could forgive Mr. Litter not use your neighbor's e. .ply pleted some years of study in consisted of: Jim McGee, 1st third reason is that we can no Rector Streets between Smith Plans call for arrangements to base; Mike Sedlak, 2nd base; bug—but there is no excuse. lot as a dumping ground. Help and Fayette. The homes will the United States. colorful longer, according to law, burn to beautify Woodbridge Town be completed as soon as pos- Mike Neihardt, short atop; Keith Large bundles of debris are our grass clippings and bush be used as residences for in- sible so that the young doctors Asked the frequently-heard man, most u^jqi picked up every other Wednei- ship—«ot downgrade it. terns, fellows, or resident phy- question, "Why don't you have Shields. 3rd base; Mik« Bukof Mart Farn*. , can start moving la during sky, left field; Keith FlgoreUo, sicians who are studying at the July. American interns" Hoyt ex- and Janico \\r\- hospital. plained that United State* and outer field; Ed Collins, oatcb. (dolls mad* fn Canadian medical tohooii are er; and John Bird, pitcher, Our Itones). The hospital's director, Rob- turning out scarcely 25 per next game is scheduled at 1:80, In 1h« ctndln ert S. Hoyt, explained In his cant of th« need and conse- July 34, against Strawberry HLH test, Donna announcement that the addi- The World of quently threfl-quarters of the playground at the Oak St. field. prettiest tional facilities are needed to approved internships and resi- Karen Papierz was chosen as Today * <•] MARTIN'S fur.it.re accommodate the growing staff Entertainment dencies in North America are our Miss Bums Lane Play- will bo held of house physicians which is ex- filled by graduates of foreign ground. She -was awarded a pected to number about 40 this school*. Those who are accept- trophy and crowned. game from y(m«i, « summer. About half will live in TWO MULES FOR v SMASHING JULY... ed here must first pass a qual- The arts tnd crafts segment held. the hospital's two dormitory SISTER SARA ifying eiaminatkm required by of our program has been car- buildings on Groom Street, or A doll sliiw ii pi "Two Mules For Sitter Stra" tha American Medical Assods- ried out by the making of can- ne*t week. in private accommodations is a film which offers most of Uon. dles and "Thdng-a-ma-gig toya". which those who have been the ldnd* of exdtsaftnt looked If and when tha number of THORPR AVE 1.. here some time previously ob- for in film*. It area puty your REGINA ST. PLAYGROUND graduate* of American medical Nancy InRrim, Ji ] tained. However, the arrival of Imagination to work. There's school* Hoyt com Doreen Lage, Cindy Cohen M 15 additional interns plus the increases. Another •si-ert at TkM charm, cruelty, sadness, horror men ted, attractive housing for Monday, all the children join- Park, but. inst«i(i enrollees for a new fjur-year and it is also quite funny. themselves and their families ed in making Mexican toya dur Ing through iii.> \\ surgical residency makes addl will be a factor in their choice ing the morning hours. In the tional housing an immediate The two mala character act on the ground a!1 v ors are weU known and hive of the hospital where they will afternoon the children did cray- - need. Hoyt said. the lound nf i my |,i j heretofore starred in atveral re- study. on etchings. Lisa McGrath, and Need Housing cent film* -worth seeing. Clint About one fourtfi of the cur- Jay Frandano produced the bast caught in w»*]pn nips. | Hoyt explained that over tfae Eastwood, as Hogan. la an rent student - physicians are drawings. ed honeycoiuh crayon on Hi» tahie. past several years as accredit- American mercenary employed women. Almost every year Tuesday, paper weaving was there is at least one physician- what-ch» ratrhiii and WE GOOFED! ations for new teaching pro- by follower* of a Mexican pat- me major activity. The children couple, that is, both husband games later, w« sat grams have been obtained, the riot. Snirley MacLame. a* Sis- produced many fin* placemat*. and wife are doctors enrolled in plan oui WE OVERBOUGHT, WE UNDERSOLD! hospital has been trying to rent ter Sara. 1* rescued from bar at- The rest of the morning was accommodations to house the Uckera by Hog an. program* «t tha Perth Amboy will chip In a yomr gosM, «o Imnryl filled with checkers, chess, Jacks vote on a theme larger enrollment. A* our Thau two (a strang* oomWn bospltal. A Teaching Hospital and bean bag toss. In the after- good one is * teaching programs are offered ation) join tore**, howavw, the noon the children made nature Everyone will inaks 1 fit a more advanced level - that Hoyt said that the need for KING • QUEEN • L0N8 BOY spend a great amount of Urn. pictures. To do this, they gath- tissues, the girls u-iil is, the medical fellow or resi- fleeing from troop* and tryifif the new housing comes from dent — candidates are older the Perth Amboy hospital's de- ered grass, leaves, twigs, peb- skirts out of iit'iij MATTRESSES awl BOXSPRINfiS to destroy a French Garrison. bles, sand, etc. and glued them we'll wurk on lanterns J married and some have child Sister Sara take* a broad view velopment Is a teaching center. ren with them. Due to the Ever since its early days, he to paper to form scenes or de- orations hot won Some sltghtly of her vocation a* a nun and signs. Th* children also joined and mftr But thij hi shortage of rentals in Perth there is much humor en the di said, the hospital has been a or irregular. Amboy, we had been investlga teaching hospital. The school of in « big voftbaU game that af- selora' Idea. Maybi I alogue which makes tha film en •will oorma up with tb Ske* 78"x80", ting a variety of other posslbill tertalning. nursing started in 1903 and theternoon. 95 Wednesday, the children eolor- 7S"x78", ©0"x75" ties throughout the Woodbridge first medical Intern enrolled in and Madison Township areas,' ed this morning end played and dCxSO". After-dinner speakers, -»• have 1985. Although those who come FOURTH ST. he eaid. concluded, do not usuafly «am here for training do provide checkers, jacks, etc. In the after Phyllis WHI*, The Board of Governor* has 51 RKSTSl. LODGE VATICAN ENVOY for '•"' SAVINGS INSTITUTION Henry Cabot Lodge haj been KM. "The Bank For Sarers — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" named by President Nixon as Wedncsd.ii his personal envoy to the Vati- held eamo. New Forbesdale Offiee: Flwriia Grove Road tice far th.' can. Lodge, formerly chief U. S. l-> _>• d, Downtown Office: Smith * Map** ft, Perth Amboy, N. J. negotiator to the . Paris peace d Phone; 442-4200 — Member FDIC talks, will sei-t > w'thntt games and I" pensaticKi si v, iil not have d Friday lomatic rank. dress re When You're In Need Of Money, Classified Ads Can Be Your "Pot Of Gold!' A mere phone call to THE DAILY JOURNAL Classified Advertising department will be a magic MONEY-MAKER! DAILY JOURNAL Classi- fied ads turn good but unused articles into ready cash. Just make a list of furniture, appliances, sporting equipment, musical instruments; cameras, power tools, television sets, etc. that you no longer have further use of... Dial 354-5000 for a friendly, helpful Ad-Writer any- time between 9 A.M. and 5 P.M. Mondays thru Fridays and 9 A.M. to •. > •••*- - 4 PJVL on Saturdays! Don't put off this easy Magic-Money-Making-Plan any longer! Turn all these former "goodies1' into Ready-Cash TODAY1 . ;- 4 ;i«. MIL Y JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS », 1 " Tarn Unused Items Into Cash la A Harry! Call Teday- 354-5000 THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY BY WWDSBR J. LAMS Under the Capitol Dome :V By I. Joftph CMbUns Utters to II TRENTON, July — Pay rate- the highest in recent yearn. for New Jersey lawmakers As a result, the Bureau said Editor this year follows a trend he total duck population index Leader , 20 GREEN STREET, WOODBRIDOE, NEW JERSEY 07095 hroughout the United States to 28 per cent higher than a year Thank yo». catch up with thn higher and ago and the highest since the members ul \ "if I.!,, Phone 634-1111 (Area Code 201) higher cost of living extensive survey program was nedy Memo i started in the early 1950's. 'lie Band ini'i; . Late last year the Legislature tne manimously adopted a hill in- northern breeding areas - Alas- excellon! Published Weekly ^ Per Copy WINDOW reasing the salaries of all ka, the Northwest territories ave given Mall Subscription Rates members of the legislature and northern Saskatchewan and ichool yyear< . On Wednesday By Month .55 ON GREEN STREET rom $7,500 to $10,000 annually Manitoba are responsible for Leader North Jersey Six Months $3.00 effective this year. The legisla most of the increase. Breeding i Me to attend nnip.'.j" populations in the prarie pothole ;erts arid solifvii One Year $5.00 Traffic going to the ihora Saturday morning through Wood tion followed increases in pay ; Publishing, Inc. and additional help for the law region of Canada are still be nd werre givrn i],, ' Out of State $6.00 bridge wa* *e worst that I have seen in the many years that I to see, makers in several other States. low those of the 1950's. hear ni ! ,.,,, , havue observed thU desperation movement by the many New n ted young ppopi,, '"'; "'" Increases from 1969 were gen Yorkers, and North Jetieyftei attempting to avoid the swelter The 1969 Louisiana legislature best. F. CAMPION, Publisher • HARRY P. rRANK, Astoctate Pufaltohtr, set legislative pay at $9,000 in ral among thn most important and humidity to cool off In geaihore water* of our famous SincereK. coastline years of sixty-day sessions, and duck specif*. The surveys will continue through July to obtain Mrs. John \ i Fortunately I only had to leave my abode in Woodbridge and at $7,500 in years of thirty day sessions. Louisiana lawmakers information on duck production Publicity ci,.,,."•''"• travel a short distance to the Ford* Coal and Lumber Company John F - ' ;l CROSSED WIRES will continue to receive fifty do! ess. Early reports suggest in Fords. Thank Koodnen, for the series of right turns that I a late season wiHi much renest had to majce to net to my destination. On the way, I saw the Jars per diem for service on in erim committees. ing still in progress In the prair Parkway traffic standing atill, three abreast, and noticed a sim ing areas of western Canada flar situation on Route 9. It seemed that the motorists on both An act passed by the 1969 III Rains such as those received in these important highways decided to switch over. This produced inois Legislateur authorized pay late June are necessary to in News Fror mass havoc and a greater-than-ever firm belief that the best ment of $3,600 annually to leg sure a good flight this fall. place to stay on a weekend is at bomp despite the heat that, one slators for staff, office rental, has to encounter. It is no wonder that backyard swimming pools and telephone expenses. The ac! CROP PROSPECTS: Great Washingtor are becoming more and more popular earn year. prohibited any Ipgisiator from r production of tometoes, snap Washington. I) r This advertised Flinlcote self paste and stick vinyl floor tilo using any of the money for per beans, carrots and cucumbers s terrific and a not so easy task for an adult to accomplish, hut sonal expenses ami contained * several new inn,.; , is expected in New Jersey this the mission ,,r ||lr, to see photos of a six year-old youngster laying it down with strong anti-nepotism provision. summer. ease has prompted me to write to the company and say "I^t's In Oregon, an interim expense spected diploni.it i>, allowance, of $100 per month was Up-to-dato forecasts by the interesting ~. W1,h v get with it" or some such remark. I do not want to hurt the illty of siiccf-.. feelings of Tom and .lohn Bacskay at the lumber firm, but I •stablished by the 1%9 General New Jersey Crop Reporting must tell them that two of us (total age of 105) w*re not up to Assembly. The 1969 Indiana Leg Service indicate that the twelve Though Prfii, ,. • par with this remarkable child. When this material is laid on slature raised legislative salar spring and summer season aken a position |.I,I, , ; es from $1,800 to $4,000 annual- fresh market vegetables will ieems to pveciu.i" , ,.|.'.,r the floor, brother it sticks, it takes a chisel and n hammer to settlement i|,,i | ^.'\ remove a square in the event that it is not. put. down propeily. y. A new monthly expenses al- reach 4,437.000 hundredweight |K than in 1969. Lower production given Hie Thi»n !P .,,„' , Saturday night came and th* thought of going out to dinner owanre of $100 wtmn the l •••MI'' :•*"- rTrr ltTO SAGE ela Speraal of U Maple Avon* *~ Flyna and Son Funeral Obituaries Rome, 23 Font Avenue. A re- cchille Rites quiem Mass was offered In Our ,vl,\MlNTOTH GMEG0KY RUTNIK Lady of Peace Roman Catholic R Church. (unaral of BBI4N - The hmeral of Solemnized In Avenel r,,th, 125 l Mrs. Spernil, who died Thurs- "l°fy A. Rutnlk, 55, of wo AVENEL — The marriage of Elsey wu best mitt. ,I,P,1 Friday, was AvMu w day In John F. Kennedy Com- T i « . «- »o died MUs Roseann Marie Dacchille, The bride ia a 1970 graduate Bliub Fun- munity Hospital, was a retired July 22 In St. Peter's General daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter of CotonU Senior High School Wticeler Avenue. machinist operator of the Rari Hospital. New Brunswick waa Dacchille. SM Ella AveoAe and The bridegroom is • IMS grad ,--, was offecfl Is an Sportswear. She was a pa held Friday in the TKotnas J. Ronald H. Elsey. son *f Mr. uate of Woodbrtdft Senior High Costello Funerar Home. Green ishioner of Our Lady of Peace f(,,in«n Catholic and Mrs. William Elsey, 473 School. He served four years In Street and Cooper Avenue. A Church and a member of its mriit was In St. Woodbridge Avenue, was sol the U. S. Air Force, with one ,,,f,|pry. ColonJa. Mass of requiem was ottered Utar Rosary Society. She waa to St Cecelia's Roman Catholic emnited Saturday in St. An year active duty in Vietnam. ,,, the daughter lso a member of St Stephen's drew's Roman Catholic Church Church. Church Rosary Society, Perth After a wedding trip to the ,/imir Usek. She Miss Baraba Elsey served as Poconos, the couple will reside Mr. Rutnlk was employed as Amboy and of the Kaaa Pos < artcret (or 40 maid of honor. William Robert! In Avenel. a parishioner of service engineer at the Union miertna Society. htiroh. Carbide Corp.. in Keasbey. He Surviving are a son. Ray waa a parishioner of St. Ce- August "Movie Time" IIP her husband. mond M. of Edison; six grand- celia's Church and a member three daugh- children; and a sister Mrs. Mary Truck Route For Local Youngsters of its Holy Name Society. ,'u/nbelh; Mrs. Shlr- Haponik of Perth Amhoy. WOODBRIDGE — August will ,,„,.„ of Newark and Born in Albany. N. Y.. Mr be "Movie Time" for township ,l, Knslnr of Metueh- Rutnlk had resided In Elizabeth youngsters at the Free Public MRS. RANCEl, ELSBORY Change Still Adam of prior to moving to Iaelln I .ibrary of Woodbridge. A var years ago. COLON1A - The funeral of ., Matthew of Edl- ety of films are scheduled to be Mrs. Marie S. Elabory of 707 of parlln; three Surviving are his widow shown weekly at the following lim Ethel Say erg Rutnik; five nman Avenue, who died Thurs- Is Unsolved Sophia Ammermsn branches, beginning August 3rd, daughter*. Mrs. Jo Ann Matte day at Rahway Hospital, was J,, Mrs. Mildred Pl- Fords — Mondays at 2:00 P.M of Iselln, Mrs. Margaret Toko held Monday at the Greiner Fu- WOODBRIDGE — In 1W8 the ,,ih iiiver and Mrs. Iselln — Mondays at 7:30 P.M, ly of Edison, Mrs. Geraldlni neral Home, 44 Ireen Street, then Council President Joseph ^.vii't-iiiski of Say Ave.nel — Tuesdays at 2;00 Elsey of Avenel and the Mlsse: Woodbridge. The Rev. James Nemyo indicated that he would iiivn grandchildren. P.M. Elizabeth Rutnik and Mar> Gent, pastor of Central Baptist come up with an alternate plan PASSING OF COMMAND: Shown above receiving his gavtl Is newly Installed Post Com- Hopelawn — Wednesdays at Ann Rutnik, both at home Church of Avenel, officiated at for heavy trucking through the mander Frank Buzas being presented by Insulting Officer Past District 8 Commander Stan- 2:00 P.M. ,IIANCIS DeCSIPKES four brothers, Francis of De the services. Interment was in center of Woodbridge, removing ley Nartowtci while retiring Post Commander John Plata looks on. Henry Tnman — Thursdays at Kuneral service* mar, N. Y.. Raymond. Georg "^loverlraf Memorial Park. this flow from Mais Street to (PHOTO BY POPIEL KTUIMOS) 7:0(1 P.M. cimby for Mrs. Isa- and John Rutnik, all of Alhany WoodbrMge. another route. The first weeks' program will pki-s of 36 Washing- two sisters. Mrs. Mary Mosell Mayor Ralph P. Barone said : Mrs. Elsbory was a resident of include "Tl-Jean Goes Lumber- ,! the Mitruska FUB- and Mrs. Agnes Roth of A that ha hopes the engineering be«t thing to do is try to mas Cnlonia for 20 years. She was ing," "Black patch" and "Ku- sage the affected area while pro .,.II New Brunawlck bany; and four grandchildren, department will come up with a Binder-Bothwell Wedding a member of tho Eastern Star mak the Sleepy Hunter." ,iv The church ser- solution In the fall since the ceedlng slowly to shore. Brightwood Chapter of Indiana Sere are three main ways to .•.! in Pprth Amboy township officials are plagued Admission is free and all JAMES E. ROGAN polis, Indiana. presently with many othe srhool-Bge boys and girls are in prevent muscle cramps while Informed Church. Performed In St. Cecelia's FORDS - Funeral service Surviving are her husband, pressing problems. vited to attend. swimming. First, avoid going v;r, in the church were held Saturday mnrnin Hanccl Enlbory; a son, Donald "Our people just haven't hadj Into cold water too rapidly, COLONIA • St. Cecelia's Ro- Miss Colleen Aim Bothwell, for James R. Rogan of 33 of Rahway; a brother, William the time to work on the prob next, never go swimming right man Catholic Church, Iselin, sister of the bride, served as ,.i .i|ikrs, who died Sat Crows Mill Road from the M. Miller of Rutherford; two lem," the mayor said. "Be after you have eaten a meal; was the setting on Saturday, maid of honor. Bridesmaids H ihway Hospital had Flynn and Son Funeral Horn sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Filce of tween construction projects and third, stay out of the water un 2:30 P.M.. for the wedding of were the Misses Shirley Olexa, :M,vnl as a secretary 23 Ford Avenue. A requiem Colonia and Mrs. Caroline Ma other important matters it will til you have cooled off uftcr Miss Norinn Ann Bothwell to Ann Rocchino, Kalhie^Bothwell Hungarian Reformed Mass was celebrated ia On; loney of Linden and a grand- be fall before we. come up with being overheated. Nicholas George Binder, Hope- and Mrs. David Bothwell. ii.,rn in Perth Amboy. Lady of Peace Roman Cathol daughter. a plan to kcop Main St. free of Never dive into water you are lawn. Ruv. John Gciety per- Richard Randiuzo was best , jM-.uluate of Perth Am- Church. Interment was in S the big trucks." not famllftsf with. It may not formed the ceremony. man. Ushers were David Both- ! , ii.ol She resided in Mary's Cemetery, Perth Am The problem started in 1968 be deep enough, or there may Parents of the couple are Mr. well, Nicholas Dankanyin, Val- ,,r i: vrars, having liv- boy. MRS. CATHERINE KOLB whe.. an oil truck overturned be a hidden log beneath the sur and Mrs. Andrew Bothwell, 127 entine Binder and Thomas •,, ih;it in Staten Island SEWAREN — :<\ineral ser Mr. Rogan, who died July 22 and exploded on Route 9. Fo| face. Berkley Avenue, and Mr. and Bothwell. at Perth Amboy General Hos ices were held this morning lowing several lesser incidents By all means, don't let this Mrs. Andrew Binder, 10? James Mrs. Binder graduated, from pital, was a member of Team or Mrs. Catherine Melder Kolb, y r,:,i.hi!i! ii Slaten Island involving tanker* on Main St Street. Hopelawn. Woodbridge Senior High School sters I^ocal 10 of New York. W, of 11 Sadowski Street, Old summer pass without It -nin .1 :-wi< in the local Boy which Included a few spills of and cum laude from Notre Born in P«rth Amboy, he had Bridge, from the to swim. You will add a great ; ..,iK and the Parent - and flammable liquids. Nemyo Dame College. Her husband is lived most of his life in Fords. Son Funeral Home, 424 F.ast deal of pleasure to your life .\ ,• nnatitHi. She was a pledged to come up with a plan Two Local Residents also a graduate of Woodbridge He served with the U. S. Army and will be enjoying one of the • •< i lie Hungarian Re- Avenue. Perth Amboy. A Mass to reroute the trucks from Main High School. He graduated cum in World War II. of the Resurrection was offered most perfect exercises ki iwn. Join Prudential Co. 'hiircli Street. Young children put almost laude from Newark College of A parishioner of Our Lady of at St. Mary's Roman Catholic WOODBRIDGE — Donna Ja- ::i4 .ire her husband, A survey of truck traffic on HEALTHS BEAUTY everything in their mouths as Engineering, where he was a Peace Church, Mr, Rogan was ;hurch, Perth Amboy. Burial cobus and Dorothy Raymer, two daugh Main and Green Streets was they begin teething. This is a member of Ohi Kpsilon, Nation- also a member of its Holy both of Woodbridge. have join- Mrs Jc:in Literate of was in the church cemetery. conducted during one 24-hour It's hard to believe that over natural tendency and is nothing al Honor Fraternity for Civil Name Society. ed tho Prudential Insurance Co. a::.I Linda of Plttsford, Mrs. Kolb. who died Sunday, period and the results were ,000 people die from drowning to become alarmed about Engineers. Mr. Binder is em- w:. Hobprt, a student at Surviving are his widow. handed to the township engin- at its Newark headquarters. ployed as a civil enftneer by Mrs. Julia Bogoney Rogan; a was the widow of Andrew Kolb. ,n our country each year. This There is one thing to be re (gficM College in Spring- eering department which was Miss Jacobus, daughter of the New .lersey State Depart- daughter, Mrs. Thomas Gen Born in Perth Amboy. she. had umber of deaths could be membcred, however, that can brother. Ernest lived in Scwaren for 32 years to come up with the alternate greatly reduced if everyone prove most harmful, oven fatal Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobus, 33 ment of Environmental Protec- narelll of Ijf.lin; a grandchild; Meulo Avenue, has been as L=,.ir "f W'heaton, Md., and She was a parishioner of St. routes within 30 days. would learn to swim. and that is — lead poisoning. tion. two sisters. Mrs. William That 30 days was over more signed to the ordinary policy Mary's Church. It is not likely you will be- Most manufacturers of cribs, Shields of Rahway and Miss than a year ago and the trucks accounting division west. Miss come an expert swimmer by infant's bed and toys use paints ROBB LEAVING MARINES Madeline Rogan of Fordi and Surviving are four sons, An- are still using Main Street much Ilaynipr, daughter of Mrs. Jo- aking a few lessons. However, which contain ivo lend pigments. Washington — Maj. Charles fcNT ONDREJCAK a brother, William Rogan of drew L. of New York City, Jo to the dismay of store owners sepliinu Raymer, 11-D Bunns t will rid you of your fear of the This is not protection enough. S. Robb. son-in-law ot iormer RTKKKT — The funeral of Edison. seph J. of Old Bridge, George and businessmen. Lane, has been assigned to the water. This is half the battle. Children chew window sills, President Johnson, has asked to iHulrejcak, 91 Fitch of Sewaren and Clement of Perth Barone said he has hopes that office services division. You will be able to relax and chairs, all kinds of furnishingi s be released from the* Marine win; dud Friday, was MRS. JOSEPHINE PI.UCINSKI Amboy; ten grandchildren; se- the engineering department wtl Both girls are 1970 graduates I Monday from the Bixub enjoy swimming. It is the mother's job to watch Carps to study law. The reques- NEWARK Funeral services ven great grandchildren; one sis- he able to come up with a plan of Woodhridgo. Senior High pal Hnmr, >4 Wheeler Ave- It is possible to stay afloat tins closely and put a Mop to it ted to be released September 1 were held Friday for Mrs ter, Mrs. Florence Newman of in the fall. He noted that a good School. Ili-v. Andrew A. Okal for long periods without per before harm is done. and to be affiliated with the Josephine Szafranskl Fludnski Perth Amboy; two brothers, Jo alternate route will be difficul forming a single conventional Lead poisoning affects the Marine Reserves. | celebrant of a requiem 84, at Murphy's Funeral Home seph Melder of Edison and to find because Main Street Is stroke if you don't panic The child's brain, liver, titood, bonos GENERAL WHEELER in Sacred Heart Roman Newark. A requiem Mass was James of Port Reading. in the middle of » residenlla "dog" paddle, or relaxing so and most of the other vital or RETIRES ilir Church. Burial was in offered in St. Michael's Roman area. that the water will support your gans. Even if your child's life General Earle G. Wheeler has STATE JEWELERS Gertrudes Cemetery, Co- Catholic Church. Burial wa» in "We hope to come up with e GABRIEL DENGELEGI weight, could mean the differ- is saved, he may show effects retired after a 38-year military n Mala St. / WiudbrMt* St. Gertrude's Cemetery, Co plan before any further inci PORT READING — Gabriel ence between life and death. at mental deterioration after- career. Wheeler served in the S34-1671 .. iu'jcak was born in Ionia. dents involving tankers occurs,' Deagelegi of 19440 Northwest wards. nation's top military position, • EXPERT WATCH A Bsiovakia and was a bor- Barone said. But first we hav> A sudden cramp is a frighten- Mrs. Plucinski. who died] Firat Avenue, North Miami as chairman of ttft Joint Chief's JEWELRY REPAIB ••Hi fur 57 years. He Tuesday at home. 330 Mount! Monday at tlie Park- to get from under the man; ing thing, even to an expert F!a died Character is never established of Staff for six years, longer Mon.-Sat., 9:304; FrK-, 9:3 loirn Phone 3 "ETOTTT Wcdnwdty, .Tilly M, 1970 State Police Computer Program Begins AugJ 1 WEST TRENTON-The train the second. He now has tim •; phase of the State Police in and distance locked in the mt r average upend computer chine which at this point auto NEW >gram is complete according matically indicates the com put STORETTF Colonel D B Kelly and theed speed for instant mad-out in *•+ REFUSE OOKFR fnrrement program will go intenths of a mile per hour. With effect beginning at 12:01 A. the patrol car parked off the .. Saturday, August 1. highway, distance between th During the pre enforcement two points has already been [period which hecan in March, measured and speeding veh a total of 23fi Visual Average cles need only be timed for an Speed Computer and Recorder automatic computation of miles (VASCAR) units were installed per hour. The units operate on in State Police patrol cars and the principle that speed equals 4fi9 Troopers received extended distance divided by time. Troop MIRACLE WIRE training to qualify to operate CTK will be ahle lo clock speed th*> equipment crs whether they are coming oi A continuing puhlic informs going, behind or ahead Of th CHAIN LINK tion campaign has introduced patrol car, or eve.n moving o thr new program through the a cross street The device work news media and meetings of whether the patrol car is parke municipal officials, judges and or moving and Is accurate tr FENCING civic groups throughout thr within 110 of a mile per hour Slate. Finally, a printed flyer Colonel Kelly said. "All Stal AM, COLORS which begin";. "The average fN STOCK Police Stations in Troops A, B spord of your vehicle has just and (' throughout, the State are been timed by a new speed now equipped with VASCAR CREDIT TERMS measuring device." and contin • AVATF.ABU-; units. The Average Speed Com tics to explain the flyer will be putcr Program has been adop issued with VASCAH summons rd by your New Jersey Stnt' F$EE ESTIMATES cs. Police to increase the efficienc LIMITED OFFER Mere's how the equipment of Troopers in their da'y-to-da works: A Trooper spots a pos-duties of making New Jerse SIMON SEZ sible violator. Me chooses a con Highways safer. To accomplis STORES venient marker on the stretch this, we take a firm posture o Ope» , of highway being traveled and strict enfor ement measure; Men., w*d., Fri. HI • starts bis timer as the subject against those who would jeop Competent 2 Convenient I,oratH>n«s vehicle passes that point. He ardize the safety of others bj Fleet headquarters wired a Berg Agency Opens VFW, Au violating traffic laws " AW Rt. 27, Iselin, N, .» • 2117 Rt. 9. lakewood. N. J. flips his time switch off as the ship at sea: "Move heaven and subject passes a second mark earth; get here Friday!" Jersey City Office To Hold M. The Trooper travels the MAIN OFFICE MIDDLESEX The ship's captain wired back: ISELIN - -, same distance in his patrol car Not knowing the answer \ METUCHEN — A ribbon rut Leonard Berg, president of the flipping the distance switch on only half as hard a* admittin "Raised hell. Arriving Thtirs ,1(0, COFlllll.inilr- 283-0300 249-2468 ng ceremonies attended by •rsl estate firm which is a di Veterans of ( . at the first marker and off fit not knowing it. day." ision oi Berg Enterprises. Inc. any of New Jerspy'* rivic, ppninl.ed < iv irofessional »nrl business lead welcomed the dignitaries. Andoldi a^ rh.ii rs highlighted the official open According lo Berg, the open- fit daucr tn h g this past week of Thp Rprjj ing of the Jersey City office be ber 21. Th.,,fi • Rpncy's now land ('omrnor ame necessary because "of conjunct i al. industrial and Investment he tremendous growth of our Auxiliary, [fire Incalrd in the Holland company's industrial and com All prorcr laza Building, .levsrv f-itv- merrial development endeav will go to ill.- rs." for Brain 1mm r 'This new office, located ap will be MII,-'!1 roximately five minutes from venture ainl an- Youth to Attend Manhattans financial center, hey can nni av., will prove to be a big atwet in like to rn;ik'- •,< KNOWN for LOWEST PRICES . .. FINEST QUALITY . . . BETTER SERVICE • . . RELIABIlJTY oitheran Confab our continuing efforts to attract make checks '•> • new commercial blood, energy league ami i n EDISON — The sacrnment and money into New Jersey post in can i,f ', f Holy Communion will be communities." Berg said. 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Soul for 197ft tu. 49 " FTM pattern coupon iniU*. 50# • «« 47 OPtHWttMPATS 9 10 AM TO 9 OOPW-SATUBOATS 9 JO AM TO 6.00 I'M • PllMtT Of l«« PARMHC INSTANT FASHIOK BOOK - t 1176 ELIZASnH AVE.r Opp. 'til * P.M. _ M.n, ii^n. -til t f !•(• SIGN TO WOODRRIDGE RAILROAD STATION FIGHTER WING NARROW STREET "Uncle. Article Honors To Appear at Crusade ISELIN — 'Uncle Dan" Du W.H.S. Barons Ban of East Rrunswick will be WOODBBIDGWUUDHIUIUE, • Woryviiidu reacnh j featured »L A Boys ami Girls cd the publishers of "What'ss Crusade to h. conduced at the Happenin' in Music", a news Assembly, of God Church, Berk ... . V", ,," eley Boulevard »t Cooper Ave- l 1 i^ paper published for the music ' ™ BUe Wnodbridgindustry, oef Seniothe rmerit Higsh oSchoof the|l ' beRinning Monday, Aug Marching Band and the most re yst 10. The event will continue cent issue has published a fuli- through August 14. bein>( held from 7 to 8:30 each evening. page article and photos on the "Uncle Dan" will present his "talented" band organization, Gospel Express, with puppet according to Casimir Urbanski, conductors Gospel "magic", director. singing, object lessona, flannel The article noted that under graph stories and a treasure the direction of Urbanski. the chest of prizes and surprises Marching Barons have dislin will be featured, according to guished themselves throughout Rev. Samuel G. Clutter, pastor. the state and elsewhere by their • Interested persons may con (act Pastor Clutter at 2831216 "superior polish and perfor further information. mance." The story discusses the many awards and trophies won by the Barons and features the fact that a large number of Your Garden band members go on to slu • BEAUTIFUL LIFE BUT music on the college level in the 3HORT fiuest schools aud Conservator "I have three 20.foot poplar MILITARY AIRLIFT COMMAND ies, due in great measure to the trees, 17 years old. This year inspiration received from their tiiere is only a little bit of green director. Sunday, August 30. the Rev. Mr. gaLional Church in a Community on them. Are they dead?" ilienu Bender will deliver a series of Vacation Bible School to be held The Woodbridge community's Yes. four sermons on the subject of at the Congregational Church support for the Woodbridge High The experience of this Sack "Death and Life". The partic from August 10 through 21. Stu Band's projects is also mention- eTtstown home owner and her ular sermon topics and the dates dents may pre-register at either ed. The annual Band Camp pro question to your Garden Repor- ter make a sad and familiar lK the sermons will be delivered Church. ject is discussed as well as the - The Sac story. Tree experts at Rutgers 1 are as follows: August 9, "The For further information con recent participation of the band ""iiiunion will cerning the services and activi in the 43rd Annual Shenandoah are constantly answering such II »'• U:30 A. M. Problem of Death"; August .16. questions. ll: "The Nature of Man"; August ties of the White Church call Apple Blossom Festival, WIJI l' >>n Sunday. either 63* 1024 or 634-0156. Chester, Virginia, during which They hav« to tell it like It is "' '''ii'st Presby 23, "I Am the Life"; and August 30. "The Spiritual Body. the group was named the best ~ a poplar tree here in the BARE BBANCHKS representative of the iitato of East usually last no more than ''•I'luler, pastor, All of the sermons will be de A question about another tree \'l to IS years. You wouldn't livered at the 9:30 service Rev. N. J , and invite dto repeat their '• •'' this Sunday problem comes from Moores performance in Virginia next b«liev» the long list of insects 111(1 ( Bender states that much of the '<>inmunion town, where a home owner has May. The publication staled a|id plant diseases that attack l| r confusion, chaos and disorder ol poplars. ' Milijcct, *'A (tihcoveied the leaves of- his that the group took First I'lace 11111 the day is caused by a mi.sun '"•" He will pin oak are sparse this year. honors in Woodbridge's lxtyalty Probably the worst of these '•'' ''iiiimisu-dtion of the nature oi problems is a disease called From the same Dr. Davis 1 Day Parade-competition at the LLOYD'S BANK III liv his life, being and destiny. wetwood, according to Spencer Rev. Kob- got the answer that tha tree high school athletic field on May •'^i.-'ant minis He S»d "Mart must know him may have been chewed onc« too 2)«yi«., plant disease specialist Th«r«'« a whole list of more ROADS AND TRAFFIC $200 million spent so far to Add self before he can deal with the 2 this year. at Rutgers. There's ao cure often by thos« little green and desirable trees in the Rutgers Government investigators have new layers of concrete surfac- ft problems of society." The com yellow we-U tpinneis, the leaf The publication will reach So you cau plant your line ''- 'H ba main Leaflet W, "Huw reported the naliuu's iutarsUle ing tin top oX badly cracked «u» munily i.i invited to attend the luller* ami canlteiwin nu. members of the music industry of picturesque poplars, kuowktjf Your Hom«." perhislrways is just a start. avritfa of timely lectures. However, yui "Jka by their tbroiiuhout the country, I lint they wou't uullivu Ui highways am cracking up from forth the lop notch caliber uf the curly 'teens, or you can choose The first fruit uf a religious heavy truck tralfk. The Gen Tilt; key to happiness in lift y t The First Presbyterian uilUr« lose the leaves uil th«lr o I baud. more durable. personality Is an honest life. ural Accounting Office said the lies iti unselfishness, '""""ling tbruugli will join with Uie Fust luwer branches. SUPPORT PAGE TEN , July M, 1970 WOODBRIDGE WhfethtTfli fall brotherTT7,i Ini Associations' „___._.., named Minsiv TOWNSHIP trophy hta font Uckttfcs Car- Ason of N,,,.:, «l«r vault to "wait 'tit MM year,** WOn thn K.i,:' it looks as though Amtfjta may P RECREATION have a 1970 Triple C«Wft winner after all, but well have, to than 1964. "Niiirv.v •. i the (lory with Canada and go to raving in i IM England to see him. and m a > . REPORT the unbeaten winner of the the English i,.. first two legs of England's Triple b similar i,, Crown, Nflinsky. J» owned by Handicap. Cliarie* W Enielhird of Fir The final r By Frank Murphy Hills, New Jersty. was bred in TrlpleCin.Mi, Canada by Edward* It Taylor and by Bahrain i i Recreation Department Director in 1968 brought the top bid.of Icger mi Sc|-.: $84,000 as a yearling M theja- Of 1 mile, /, sig-Tipton auction at WoodMne. yards over Ik where last y«ar Mr, Engalhlrd caster cownf- bid $140,000 to obtain k yearling MEET YOUIt RECREATIONAL OBLIGATION has a "run in" How successful we are in developing health, and satisfying . fiiTlonnv leisure activities for people—particularly, our youth—will de- to a considerable extent the kind of country we shall In coming years. ith a considerable amount of leisure time on their hands, wlUi increased means for misusing this time, the children ir country need closer attention to their recreational activi- lKi ISBLIN LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES CHAMPS: Chemical Hook & Ladder 11 Brave* by defeating 1? than ever before. Tigers *•« became Uettn Little League World Series Cnamps. PirturM above: Kneeling left to ri«*«-NI« ™*»'vj ITJThe wholesome use of leisure time must begin in the home, owikL Bobby Fisher, Nicky Domenlck, Bobby Salduttl, Lou La Motu. Rich Nevln. Standing left to rlght-BUI Lyons extend into the school and church, and become an accepted Leo Weisheit, BlUy Nevta. BlUy Lyons, Mike La Motta, Jimmy Roman, Tony Sodona ^^* P' part of community life, from picture, Frank Sunski. (PHOTO BY WILBERT A. PARKS) EVery parent, teacher, church leader and leader In communi ty, dvlc, social, and youth-serving agencies hat » part to play to providing recreational opportunities for youngsters. Skills and interests, developed in childhood, teach self con- Centennial Day fidence, independence, and ability to get along with people. Fire Company Braves Please keep in mind this all important fact: children learn through play. For Monmouth Recreation is a fundamental human need! This is so because it provides a chance to meet and make Sweep World Series new friends, an outlet for the emotions and a chance for relax OCEAOTORT — It'll be a ation. With this fact in mind, why not resolve that you will meet ISELIN — The Majors World Winters then hit a shot to third, your recreational obligations. banner day for reporters, col Series, two games to none, by but the third baseman threw umnists. feature writers, photo What do I mean by "recreational obligations?" defeating the Gene Tomasso wild to second trying to get the It could mean your personally taking an active leadership role graphers. radio and television Agency Tigers 2 to 1. This marks runner, anil all players announcers and just plain old in our Township's recreational activities, it could mean your the second year in a row thr were safe. Then came the torn- Police dealers in nostalgia when Mon personal participation in some programs, or it could mean your Braves have won the title. ng point in the game for the attendance at any of the thousands of athletic contests, social mouth Park holds its Centennial Nick Domeniek pitched a su- Tigers. EG; Pietkarski hit a Day Celebration on Thursday, gatherings or cultural events sponsored annually by your Wood- grounder to second baseman De Bowl MOT NOW Forming . fridge Recreation Department. perb five innings for the Braves July 30. and received credit for the vie risi, who just barely beat the Continue With the all-out, enthusiastic support of Mayor Ralph P. Ba- There'll he » rare with a tory. Bill Lyons pitched the last runner coming from first to rone and the Township Council members, we are able to come second base for the out. De Risi sure winner, too, when the fam- 1970-71 Bowling League ' up with an extensive recreational program each year. inning. For the Tigers, Bob ous deciding match of a three Jones went all the way and took then fired a perfect strike to WOODBRIDGE — Joseph • We urge you to meet your personal "recreational obligation" the catcher and Bills, who tried race contest between SalvaU'r by having all members of your family take full advantage of the loss. On Top with Isaac Murphy up and TenSchiavone, popular manager of to score on the play, was thrown , our continuing year-around activities. Four Brave errors helped keep ny with Snapper Garrison up is the Bowl Mor Lanes, 346 Main Wuntly ,l f'r.icvs Domeniek in hot water for most out ending the threat. With BUI WOODBRIDGE - Woodbridge • • • Lyons pitrhi"" '" the last inning met Piscataway on the firing re-enacted amid all the naughty. St.. Woodbridge. is currently As L FOUR MORE "STORYTELLING" HOURS of the game. In the first inning, *giaudy trappings of the Gay busy forming winter leagues f.7i«r a hit batsman, for single by the Tigers loaded the bases on line and posted an easy win by WOODiiKID We are happy to be able to report that our Woodbridge Town- walks with 2 out, but couldn't shooting a score of 1179 to Nineties. for the 1970-71 season. ship's young folks are taking full advantage of the supervised Winters, and an error by the In discussing the new bowl- Mundy Jeisc shortstop loaded the bases for score. Piscataway's 1135. The program, commemorat he Wooiihru! activities at all our 18 playgrounds. The fun agendas encompass ing the opening of old Monmouth ing season, Schiavone said: everything from arts and crafts, nature studies, sewing, dra- the Tigers. Domeniek got out of For the Braves, they scored Andy Ludwig. team captain "Now is the ideal time for it, however, without any runs both runs in the third inning. for the local squad turned in on Ji'ly 30. 1970. will begin at ere held ,,: matics, archery, athletic events and games. 1 P. M. with a parade of horse Woodbridge area bowlers to reg- Another very popular program with children ranging from scoring. Tn the third, another Mike La Motta led off with a high score of the day by punctur- ister in the league of their ridge Ivan., error plus a double by Winters single to right, and then Sadona ing his targets for a 298. Next drawn carriages and early five years and up is the "Story-Telling" hours sponsored jointly vintages cars down the stretch. choice. This includes new and ; by your Recreaticm Department and the WoodbrWge Free Public put runners on second and third followed with a double into the man for Woodbridge was Richie .he Carvel .,f r, and nobody out, but Domeniek In a salute to progress dated low average men and women Library headed by Director Edwin P. Beokerman. right field corner sending La Alexander who fired 296, then keglers." nrs took piai.> n again bore down and got the Motta to third. Domeniek walk- a me Art Dando 294 and G«rry by decades — 1870, 1880, 1890, luren Strop' S'.admm. . There are four more "Story Hours" planned for the 1970 sum- etc. — the carriages and cars Bowl Mor league currently mer season. Each program starts promptly at 1:30 P.M. Fol-side out without a run. ed loading the bases. Bill Lyons >aRocque 291 for a team total A picnic i, iil.miwd then hit a high fly to deep right will carry passengers dressed in being formed by Schiavone in >oys who luriii'maiod lowing are the dates and locations: The Tigers scored their only -if 1179. elude: AUGUST 4-Iselin run of the game in the fifth. which the fielder caught, but the clothing of those days Popu ind Pony I.-eat;^ (jai Junior High Playground, Woodruff St., Piscataway's best man was lar music of the era also will be TUESDAY LEAGUES: After- Iselin. Shipman led off with a bunt, fell down. La Motta and Sadona A-ank Carey who peppered his ordiny to (i^iir^- licit tagged up and scored easily on (rrer the public address noon, Women. 1 P.M.; 5 Man ;cr of the .Irr;r\.-:, Troph| AUGUST 11—Fourth Street Park, off Tappan St., Port Read- and went all the way around to argets with a 289; next came 6:55 third when the catcher threw the the play. The Braves threatened to recreate the mood of Scratch, 835 Average, be awarded io \ ing. Frank Tobey 287; John Bren- P. M.; 5 Man Scratch, 805 Aver- AUGUST IR—Buffer Strip Playground, Ferry St.. Sewaren. ball into right field. Bills then in the fifth. When Mike La Mot an 282 and Ralph Hefldershott tJie times. members in the eve hit a grounder to short that was ta and Domeniek singled, but Then will come the re-enact age, 9:15 P.M.; 3 Man Handi- than 500 bovs are AUGUST 25—Bums Lane Playground, next to Housing Proj 277 for a team total of 1135. cap, 9:30 P.M. ect, Woodbridge. hobbled for an error, the Ship Jones worked out of the jam ment of one of th° great mo- ttend. Dale and place I Neighboring Perth Amboy WEDNESDAY LEAGUES: 4 —every youngster loves to have hi» or her imagination stim- man scored easily on the play without any damage. beat South Brunswick as Edison ments in thoroughbred racing announced. history: Act 3 in tho saga of Mixed Foursome Hnrtriirap, 2 ulated by a good story. So—Mom, Dad, big Sister or big posted an easy win over Dun- Men and 2 Women, 9:15 P. M.; -Brother—make sure thir little ones i» your family don't miss Salvator vs. Tenny. Other prominent racing estab Jlen. 4 Women Handicap, 9:15 P. M FOOTBALL CANDIDAT out on, these combination and educational "Story Hours"! lishments due to see action here The clock will be turned back ISELIN - All candid, Freehold Racing Next week Woodbridge will to 1890 with exercise boys THURSDAY LEAGUES: ! inelude the stables handled by try to make it U wins when they Women Scratch, 9:15 P.M. 4 foot-ball at John V. Ken; If you have any questions about our Woodbridgoodbridge TownshiTownship D * A 1A dressed in the silks of Murphy School will report 1 Stanley and Vernon Dancer, Ed meet second place Perth Amboy Man Handicap. 9:15 P. M. recreational facilities and activities, please don't he-'* "- •- —•" Lohmeyer, Jr., Tony Abbatiello and Garrison, two of the most house on August 18 at9.' us. Our number is 634-4500, ext. 280/281/?83don' or t?M. hesitate to call DC2H1S AU2. 1" on the firing line. famous jockeys of all time, rid- FRIDAY LEAGUES: 5 Man or ?M. ; D ~ uy Copeland. Eldon Uanier Stauduig* in the Central Jer Scratch, 880 Average, 6:40 P.M. Football slinrs will FREEHOLD - The New Jer-and Austin Thomas. The last ing two horses in a quarter-mile at this tinif'. Physical it sey Police League are: 5 Man Scratch, 835 Average ey harness racing circuit named horseman, leading clriv race. The re-enactment will be tioiis will be given co ' Lf- t 9:15 P. M. One Minute moves to Freehold Raceway up er here in 1965 and 1966, is re w complete beginning with the old- day. August 19 at 9 A.: Seventh Annual Woodbridge 13 fashioned walkup start to the SATURDAY LEAGUES: ' on the close of Atlantic City turning to his favorite stamping Perth Amboy 11 3 field house also Sports Quiz grounds after a one year lapse accompaniment of a roll of Mixed Foursome Handicap. 2 Raceway tomorrow (Saturday, Edison 11 3 uly 25). Although the Freehold drums. Men and 2 Women, 7 P. M. Trenton "200" The newcomers to the Free South Piainfield 11 3 SUNDAY LEAGUES: 5 Mixed The tnith It a grut i 97-day meeting is two weeks hoM scene number Charles King By the way, don't bet on JO conversation. 1. For what country does Valiant Piscataway 7 7 Tenny. Handicap. 8:30 P. M.; Sunday sail? off (Aug. 10) the vanguard of and Ned Galentine among others East Brunswick 6 8 On Aug. 22,23 horse shipments was unloaded King campaigned at Atlantic Morning 3 Man Handicap, 10:1 2. Who won the recent Pennsyl- New Brunswick 6 8 A.M. here this morning from the sea-City Raceway and has Argo No Change TRENTON — Bob Rossell of vania-Cornell versus Oxford- Dunellen 3 11 In order to obtain additional Bordenbown, N. J.. Ray Hen Cambridge track meet? shore track with the arrival of Time among his six horse stabCe. Middlesex County Park 1 13 Johnson returned to his native four head trained by Mike Gag Argo Time is a stout candidate town after some yean abroad. information about these leagues, drick of Richmond, Va., War-3. In wbabtport does the Wight South Brunswick 1 13 you can contact Joseph Schia iardi. for the rich New Jersey Pacing "Has he changed much?" ren Mutter of Bechtelsville, man Cup figure? vone by phoning 634-4520. Pa., and Jim Wismer of Upper The shipments from the sea Series which gets under way asked one who had not yet seen 4. What slugger recently hit Talk Tale Black Eddy, Pa., are among three homers in one game? ihore track will pick up this here on opening day. The son him. of Good Time, owned by Char British Sailor — Battleships? If you want to live longer, the first drivers to earn guaran- 5. How old is Pancho Goniales? weekend with 200 horses expec "No, but he thinks he has." remember th« "eat" is death. teed starting positions for the ted to take up quarters. The les F. Dunnigan of Staten Is- Why the flag ship of our navy "In what wayT" seventh annual Trenton 200 strength of the stables slated to land and King of Hamilton, Ohio, is so big the captain travels 'H« persists In talking about Modffied-Sportsman Stock Car The Answer* campaign at Freehold are sched- captured the initial two events around the deck in an automo- what a fool he used to be." Charlie Brenner's Natlenal Championship at Tren- uled to ship next week from New in the N. J. Pacing Series at bile Kard ton Speedway on Saturday and 1. The United States. York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Atlantic City. Galentine is en Yankee ~ That's nothing. The Sport Shop, lie. Baseball H.ttWJ poying a successful Brandywin< On Celebrating Sundjy, August 22 23. 2. Pennsylvania-Cornell, 12 out Massachusetts and Maryland. galley of our flagship is You've reached middle age if Oftm a AM. t» I* TM. Miniature U of 16 contests. meeting and will be represented SteiAfUtMn Wtt HTTNTINO Hqgdriclc, winner of three pre At the start of the meeting 307 so big the cook has to go through alter we night out you need nBHWa • ABCSESVT Archery 3. Women's tennis. it'» the tra by 10 horses at Freehold, vious- Trenton 200-milers on the horses will be on the ground the Irish stew in a submarine to two nights in. outcoosv nrariawT old sail* track, won the special ditional U. S.-U. K. meet with other stables located at see if the potatoes are done. •Times, Davenport, la. US4 quaU&ing race at Focono Race- 4. Willie Horton of Detroit. nearby approved farms. Every Morning 5. 42. way-fax Long Pond, Pa., and is The New York contingent will One thing about the speed of Your opinion of yourself 1$ considered a chief contender be headed by the stables main- light, it gets here too early in always different from the opin- for tfis poltt position which will SLATE MEETING tained by Frank Tagariello and the morning. ion of your friends. be decided in time trials on ISELIN—An Executive Board Eddie,Cobb. Tagariello, one of Saturday, August 22 from 11 Meeting of the Iselin Athletic the leading drivers here last year A.MJ^to 5 P.M. All guaranteed Association will be held Thurs- with 31 trips to the winners cir- starters must take time and day evening, August 6 at 8:90 cle, will have 12 bead and Cobb williiUrt in the "200" accord P.M. at the KnighU of Colum- is slated to unload 20 horses. WINTER LEAGUES NOW FORMING ing Kb their speeds. bus, 116 Grand Avenue, Iselin Herve Fillon, top horseman at RdJUflll, a steady macadam Freehold the past two seasons, n driver at Wall Stadium every Season Enough will van 20 horses from Dela 1970 - 71 M "•"' ' • his hand on the half- The fact that figures don't lie ware in his bid annex the laurels track at East Windsor is a good reason to stick to a three consecutive years. Fillon Speedway in Hlghtstown and diet. established an all-time record SEASON ~ cantfCaway representing Wind -Courier, Waterloo, la last year of 80 victories here. Join A League Of Your "* sor ft" the Trenton field. Rossell The popular Canadian horseman. Choice! New and Low1 B is ow of the most respected qualifier on Sunday evening. North America's leading driver ers Welcome 1 League car ffittlden on the east coast, Ticket* are available now byin IMS and 1969, li currently in ing Is Fun! as mil as a top chauffeur. writing to Trenton Speedway, second place behind Carmine Miitor earned his qualifying P. O. Box 8118, Trenton, N. J Abbatiello in the national stand Tues. — Afternoon Wotdbn • 1.00 P.M. berth J>y winning the feature a or by phoning (609) 587*551. utg>. Tues. — 5 Man Scratoh.iISS Avg. Q 6:55 P.M. Atlantic City Speedway half Business mile macadam track in Pleas TUPS. — 5 Man Scratch,.|05 Avg. G 9:15 P.M. antvlQi. N. J., in a laU model Tues. — 3 Man Hanffiekf • 9:30 P.M. sporjifm*n machine. WUmer Wed. — 4 Mixed 1 oiirs^tto Hdcp. Q 9:15 P.M. Builders ran «B with the checkered flag Monmouth Park ; at Harmony Speedway's half 2 Men, iS Women mlle'lJirt track, to round out the by P.S. Express Bus Wed. — 4 Women Handicap a 9:15 P.M. first 4our guaranteed drivers in Thurs. — 5 Women Scratch Q 9:15 P.M. the tfild. EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY Thuw. — 4 Man HandkAP „ D 9:15 P.M. Ni$|! more special qualifying Fri. — 5 Man Scratch, 8J»Avg p 6:40 P.M. races ate vn tap this weekend, Frl. — 5 Man Scratch, $36 Aye- ... fl 9:15 P.M. starting Friday iiiylu. Cayuga Sat — 4 Mixed Foursome Handicap Q 7:00 Speedway, Caledonia, Out., Ca- ONLY *2.75ROUND TRIP nada will add an Internationa flavtjr to the field with its quail FROM CARTERET —Leave Carterrt Shoppin 2 Men. .2 Women fier, .while Accord Speedway Center Wednesday* at 11:45 A.M., Saturdays ai Sun. — 5 Mixed Handi&i-'L D 8:30 P.M. ITS FOK QUALITY! in Accord. N. Y . has its quatt 11:15 A.M. Or from Al's Luncheonette, Roo*» Sun. Morning; 3 Man Hfppttp - Q 10:15 A.M. fier set also for Friday. velt Ave. & Hudson St.. 5 minutes later. THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY Adirondack Raceway In FROM WOODBRIDQE-leave Main 1 School Nanw „„...„,.._ ^i^jf-mum Flittaburgh. N. Y.. Hiverhead Raceway in Hiverhead, N. Y., or Main & Paarl Streets, Wednesday* «i 12 Address * ^^ Zip Thunder Road Speedway in Noon, Saturdays 11:30 AM. Barre. Vt.. Wayside Race Track FROM PERTH AMBOY—Leave P.S. Oarage, to Patrick Springs. Va.. Grand- 3S1 Smith St., Wednesdays at 12:10 P.M. Sat- view Speedway in Bechtelsvilte, BOWtrMOR urdays at 11:40 A, M. Pa., and Wall Stadium in Bel- > f AKICC -..~^3fiitJttain,att. xnar. N. J., are slated for Sat- U OEEEN STBEET, WOODBRIDQE, tfPV JERSEY urday qualifying races, whDe PUBLIC SERVICE TRANSPORT Reading Fairgrounds in Read- LMINE3 Phone 634-1111 (Area Code 201) ing, Pa., will ruu a Trenton PHONE 634-4520 I I Wednesday, July 29,1970 MBE Playground News ttl.ANFOItn AV8NUK Jndy Murphy, Nanty Teisler n Monday afternoon, the chll ten tried paper weaving and rayon etching. Tuesday we iiadr; Hungarian foi,: toys. Wed nsd.iy we had a scavenger hunt :«** nrini> which the children went rnund lo neighboring houses col- lecting items. There were three eams and each child on the winning team got sods or candy On Thursday we had arts and crafts during which we made candles. Friday we wjll be taav ing a pizza party. BOYNTON PLAYGROUND Jannette Galvanek, Mary Lou Campion The playground has once again continued to remain very active throughout the week. Our at tendance has been good which has made contests a challenge for all involved. On Monday morning, the younger children were making a stained glass window effect from crayons and construction DISCUS8ING APPROPRIATION FOR HEALTH CENTERS: Congressman Kdward Patten paper. Creativity was wide (15th District) is discussing with Middlesex County Freeholder Director George J. Otlowtkl spread as one can nee in the the $20,000,000 approved for mental health renters across the Nation, from which the cotraty works of Janet Mohr, Janice Ma hopei to receive $800,000 for the new mental health renter In Perth Amboy. Patten, shown 111 ?? W PrP H ronstr lone and Christine Quinn who >» "•• 'he (.art™ Si ,.o P-rkvv n In the Route 9. Wood- at right. Is explaining to Otlowskt the details and what the money means for September*! ' « 1 1 I' Vi J! """<>IK N W JrrS( V HlEhwav A th(>ritv took 1st. 2nd, and 3rd place re- 1(a 1 '° " ' V " v Chairman John P. opening. Freeholder Otlowskl expresses his thanks to Patten for his efforts. The congressman '•" " ?nH f^to,Vnmmf . r C Sih I hairman John P. spectively. Tiie afternoon was :'" '"•""r B.a nlnZtriJZTTT, '^"y Sylvwrrr C Smith, .Ir of West Orange (left) and Vice Chairman has a promise from the full appropriations committee that If the $20,000,000 isn't sufficient, followed up with a cracker a supplement of $10,000,000 will he available. (PHOTO BY ACME STUDIO) ,,,• „„,„ ..( Rr-d Bank (MKh), the status of Parkway expansion work underway immediately north. On a third con- whistling contest with winners (il"1 "ri !nll««n ill ™ "I fT (ha'Tan <;a|la«h"' ma 1812 1855 1869 1889 1 1895 1902 1906 1910 The The Summit And Elizabeth The Thomas & Betts Co. Elizabeth town ELIZABETH MICHAEL KOHN Shahecri A.: National State Bank Vail-Deane School Trust Co. First Since 1812 Gas Co. Established Since 1889 Coal Co. JEWELERS SINa 1906 Our 115th Year Established 1869 For Your Convenience The Sk of faithful, dependable SINCE 1895 EST. 1902 College Preparatory Has Offices In service to residential, SUMMIT By John J. Byrnes 1160 E. Jersey st At th* : commercial and indus- For Girls MAIN omes: AVS.I (Opp. Elizabeth Carteret trial users in this area. Grades K-12 Reoltors KUZABETH FUEL OIL Hotel) ALSO Wt an _ M«mh«t I Also Boys... Grades K-3 nwrtot* Mulupn i., BERKELEY HEKHTB far 24-HOUR SERVICE 289-5000 all KZW PROVIDENCE Boiler Burner Units Fine Diamonds METUCBEN - PSBTH AMBOY PDEt FEDERAL RAHWAY — NUIIIEUO Telephone 351-3141 UCSERVE u-n Conversions OMEGA at. CUnMk. FIJ. Air Conditioning 1913 24 OFFICES SERVING 1870 1889 354-4321 ACCUTRON UNION & MIDDLESEX 1858 I. COUNTIES 352-7430 ROLLEX rntc MICHAEL J. R. BAUMANN, INC. 1898 mm MOSHS AV«., Elizabeth, New Jersey F.T.MORRIS, INC MOREY LA RUE LENOX CHINA HARP, I 354-3400 Florist Est. 1858 DRUGGISTS SINCE 1870 MINTON CHINA THE PHARES Since ')! A kilUtkm to NJ. tar aw* 1904 1847 Reliable Pharmacists AGENCY, INC. ROYAL DOULTON •11 atton ta la METAL COM^ Fmi Wart m OMB MM automaia aai E. EUGENE PHARES Leonard Home For LENOX CRYSTAL SlaealMT Fill Your Prescriptions mmtajt Merer Utotn Ail Pxf R •»nrTi—»^ ttK» m. quit Ma n Servicing the Public Funerals, inc. Hot coofs. Son ALTENBURG Promptly & Precisely I dry i WATERFORD Mr. Ctart. utaw fanftr haa Since 1898 Leaders, Gutti Piano House, Inc. tow k Kataay krU|» Established over 66 CRYSTAL •attM ud «at la a nla- Fast Delivery Complete Real Estate Years ago by OM el ttn al Untn dart. • Knr o* tto tmpwtuit tan- Daniel J. Leonard, Sr. UBDQITUL . , pftvi- af tfca Dadanttaa Of & Insurance Coverage PH 352-6050-351-1212 Complete Appraisal Service Ml Ntw Paul Si, | tagad to Mil ta* Dscat W« "Wa aga* to atay atvod aa kef to Uonto an., «u wg m^aMafl a* WHto^b^ia^ laelai «t Morey UKact nwla 3:5-1700 •a wa anl Tban an ehft. 354-7900 RODGERS ORGANS ana «t (to ftmOr m*ta| u Uataa. b EL. 2-8311 •a to taht war wtos Itotr Mid 4n HAMMOND ORGANS tuna i 1880 1919 MASON * HAMUN-KMABE- Ij *Wt Many Ldtaa to ahia> tU amw^BBBBBMal SOHMKB-KViaMrr-QBOHGE Bl W. HawJwocxt »vt., 1900 6TECK—EAWAI HA1CUOND 1907 and ALTENSOBG piuta. 388-0711 LEAHY'S FLORAL SHOP Tto tnDowlM affican diract JERSEY ST/ Est. by Henry Leahy in 1880 Mo«r URoa'i oparattau to N«r M. BERGEN & SONS 1150 E.Jersey St., Elizabeth Jorav. Paaiiajluiili aad Itow HOLLYWOOD 1861 Over 89 years of Founded Over 70 Years Ago Electric Co., 351-2000 Fine Service Yack: mak Soot* Jr.. araaManti Bsiiat BL BOMU fiMmi of that By Frank and Mary Bergen 1904 Monumental Co. MR. ANGELO AVOIL ENTERED boai4: M«U«a M, Beaet, 1927 1933 1942 1946 1954 1957 1960 1965 Geraldine Nursery School •AMILTON THE SEWING KIT R. O.CAMMAROTA SUBURB REALTY DRUM INSTRUCTIONS 1 JIMMY'S JOHNNY INEN O WITH AUTOMOTIVE Established 1946 r AGENCY Now Serving: West field, INI FORM SERVICE MURPHY'S Scotch Plains. Bridgewater, RUSS MOY ENTALS Wotchung, Warren, North AD MONICA F. DEUBEL JIMMY & RAY MEEHAN Two Floors of One-Stop BRASS HORN . . Real Estate Ptainheld, South PlainfteW Assumed Full Director- AT YOUR SERVICE! ana Vicinities • • r GOODS, ship in 1940. Shopping at a Complete Established In 1954 W« SINCE 1942 . ..Mortgages !S, ENTRAMATS, Art Needlework Shop Featuring NOW MEMBER 4 1THS, NAPKINS, MACHINE SHOP SERVICE . . Appraisals MULTIPLE LISTING Food At Its Best! AL UNIFORMS. AUTO PARTS — YAUOL MTHM. TUUKB. MA- . . Insurance SERVICES CBDOI BOTTOM BOLZS, CUSTOM Cunft. Jilr n* Aafwrt MUFFLERS — "WHERE THE A3SUTOJB TW COVEMB) HUB AND BTrtTOHS. FOR THE BUYER 355-0366 GENERATORS — Sovino P. Lomastra 8 tMM by K J. Da*. U 1 SET MEET" A large list of exclusive BATTERIES GLAKDU nBICXUMD krtnj Tte T«t> I area properties p> HAMILTON fff* BAIWAT PROMPT DELIVERY RESTAURANT & 276-2934 SERVICE H E. CHERBY ST. EAHWAY COCKTAIL LOUNGE FOR THE SELLER (7LL 388-3388 388-1673 1969 331 MORRIS AVE., ELIZ. Ask about our 1935 Realtors... 322-4434 354-2277 \uncheons 30 day e&lustve list The Dickens 1930 sales program Cocktails Restaurant & Pub EXCELLENT 1947 Ut 1961 Dinners jward K. Cumming DINER 1944 276-3200 r Co., Inc. COVERT'S Louis Lekas Luncheon 12 Noon to 5 P.M. ANGE & MIN'S 10 YEARS OF SERVICE Established 1947 Serving You Dinner 5 P.M. to 1 A.M. 1958 i rwnvru mam MOW MERCEDES BENZ Mason - Edwards CHARLES J. COVERT Excellent Food At Your Service FAMOUS FOR rmmmtt rtv; MG Private Rooms for *iJSTIN AMERICA Since 1935 Founded in 1944 TYPEWRITERS KINGSTON REAL HOME COOKED ATM. UMWN Banquets - Meetings 222 NORTH AVE. ADDING MACHINES By Irving Silverman RESTAURANT ITALIAN EOODS 352-4100 WESTFIELD ELECTRICAL & MANUAL Showers - Parties SINCE 1961 16 Morm ove., Elizabeth Cocktail Lounge 232-9632 SOLD, RENTED, REPAIRED 1969 A haven for the sophist!-' IB W. JCUBT IT. 351-3131 ' AM i STEAKS-CHOPS cated, fashion-wise woman. ui James Murphy & 352-5627 SEAFOOD 1937 Robert Murphy 1930 SCE 1947 354-8767 SERVING SUPERIOR FOOD BANQUET PARTY ROOMS THE LYNN SINCE 1958 FOR 10 OR 100 PERSONS WcPHERSON 144 CHEBKY ST. SCE PenormtJ Services RESTAURANT Realty Company mil Essie - Mae's Beauty School Open Every Day efCranferd Directress: Essie McCrae 1954 11 A.M. 'til 1 P.M. Your hosts, Emil and Lee CALL 241-0031 Establish** JonucryJW 353-5627 Ail Phases of LUNCHEONS - DINNERS Beauty Culture Our Menu Will Delight You II 9M. M 1 la. • LB Cttta Boulevard & 26th St. byMarloritLightWpi _. Dn*. it The Stemmer "Doily Headlined far Gil Accommodations for Kenilworth Pkwy. Exit 138 ond Bertran Hairts Prime Ribs rn*: Agency THEM •orttM « Office & Cocktail 1945 Established by FROM OUR BROILER Parties, Weddings, Banquets StiS Young .., Ml 276-0100 Jay A. Stemmer, Realtor Chateaubriand 1962 ' :en st., Cronford LINDEN PET LAND 1954 But Growing Fasti Steaks & Chops DIAL 686-2537 Stemmer Realty Cooked To Perfection Under New Management 353-9519 First Bank 1930 Opened its office in 1959. 1181 Morris ave., Union For That letttr Job FRESH SEAFOOD M. Gaito Serving Clark and Vicinity, or of Colonia and Member of Multiple Buttered Fillets To America Sana carfi T 194a Listing Service, 505 Inman ave. Live Main Lobsters JtIC Hnbet Dtner* dub RETOLA'S KABBR1 * Colonia, NJ., 07067 LL AHDUU Stemmer services offer 272-4W0 n sinct 1930 Cocktails & Food Served •UFIUD FOB All FITS St. George Motors Branches Til After Midnight 1959 oroBisui, DOO CBUXBO Established Since 1948 604 Ambcy ave. or set us et 4 May • K. Pltm fl* tHHMIH Takes Pride tn Woodbridge, NJ. 07095 BUFFETS, BUSINESS 990 Raritan Rd., Clark Christine Lee's 10Aktenst.,Cranfard 486-8881 Green St. cor. Benjamin Av». LUNCHEONS, BANQUETS Satisfied Customers. Gaslight lselin,N.J. 08830 *» *• o«iato ML 381-6633 381-9099 AND CATERING Stop By Before You Buy! Restaurant & 1946 Pn*L Telephone-381-7700 C:i 'nental Cuisine Mr. 1955 Cocktail Lounge 1970 352-1654 •. ft "The Bank Where Your Fine Chinese Cuisine 486-8818 Business Is Appreciated" AVEJ THE DINER Geo. PATON Assoc. E.R.BOGARD,JR. Excellent Steak Dinners PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO With Quality Food & Real Estate 1952 ram TOOT amm Broker OUR SPECIALTY Reasonable Prices 1937 ft BAB Mortgages luldij ^1 "SATISFIED CLIENTS" 1963 CHERRY HILL •torn Himu ENTKBTADOIKWT NIGHTLY WE SPECIALIZE PORTRAITS «h*i u T*-*1Ult vuttr « IN YOUR SAFETY tood to mnti. AVAILABLE: FOR PABCTES WEDDINGS REST HOME an» 7 DAVS A Daniel Realty Co. WHEELS & BRAKES COMMERCIAL & Establ. 1952 CLARKTON DINER Serving Clark & Vicinity o87-0707 by Ethel McDaniel Since 1963 Complete Automotive INDUSTRIAL Christine Lee & 291 Central ave., Clark Broke Service and PHOTOGRAPHY STATE APPROVED Steve Mallock Daniel J.Colangelo 388-8376 Reoltor Wheel Alignment yODMDB) M tMI BOARDING FOR AGED & RETIRED JM&H. MADEY MEN AND WOMEN 1956 1932 Established 1937 351-1822 354-7466 Reasonable Rates 1779 111 1MAGIEAVE., UNION Family Atmosphere Storchheim - Silverman (Corner of Green Lane) 48 Brant ave., Clark H0 CBKRXT Wt. BJZAJHRH Established by 1959 °wco Laboratories 382-3636 EL. 3^9500 1946 353-7657 RaeSilverman, Realtor The Dea^n Agency 1965 REPUTATION 1941 FLI7ABFTHP0RT PHOTO 1954 to'fea |MM id Wishes to salutt thtr par- .1: PROTECTION Gouty Baud «t TE CONTROL . JOHN P. RAHWAY-MIDTOWN MARIE R. DEACON Specialists in all types of GUYS & DOLLS Employment Agency ticipants of thtjg special McMAHON color photography A Complete Real Estate Realtor-1 rtsuror Established in 1954 CUSTOM HAIR GOODS Service OUR OFFICE , AsontoH pages and extmd Mortitst AT YOUR SERVICE ' MidtownjQgencies Haw OIMMM tm *•• SINCE 1941 Now owned and operated by for tMr Complete PAUL C KETCHAM 38^6444 Real Estate and IMMEDIATE Insurant;* Service success end gnw* b 1*» " mvE MfiME- BUSINESS - 355 2036 ill Mortk CONTROL COMMERCIAL : 340 S. Wood ave.. Linden 276-5051 35.14890 yuan *p OMM. l ' 1585 Morn* ave., Union. 382-0200 925-i700 t ' 688-3434 WrrfnMr1.iv, Julv 23. 1!)70 PAOE FOUFTHFN PLAYGROUND NEWS LYMAN * numctt Barbara Vtfey Jaa* WaUky Jo-Aim T«ch|»krl On Monday. July 21, we weav ~d construction paper place mMs. A pet «*ow was held on Tues day. The winners were: small (-•it Dog—Tammy, owned hy Steven Kopcho and Princess, owned by ^ficbrlle Magnon; largest doc —Kin", owned by Barbara Coley; prettiest dog— Barron. owned hy Drnisp Aiello and Heidi ownr<) by Danielle Kornhcisrr; best groomed — Hercules, nwnrd hy Nora iBurke; shiniest do-:—Sugar Lo!- lipop. owned by Kuthy Quigley I and Dukey. owned by Gary Ka idish: best hphaved—Harrigan, (owned by Krin Murphy; smart- est dug—Penny, owned by Rose- mary Ballman: Most Spots- Snot, owned by Gloria Maiur; most original -Russell Watson & Laura Orlowsky; bravest cat Alexander, owned by Ren a KornhPisrr; smartest bird — fAKTVClPXTlfiG IN SCIENCE PROGRAM: John Aprill. Jr.. (Mi). 17. son of Mr. and Mrs. owned by Donna Ambro- John Aprill, 4 CrriRhton Court, lords, is one of 2S oiitsiamtinf? high ichool students in theIV. Metropolitan New York arm paniripatinR in the Summer Student Science Training Program On Wednesday, we made folk in R] PROHT NO OBJECT! Nolle* Li NOW ! bid. wiU b* W. Alt. H.w 1OTT SMHl A.M. «o ALL COLORS & MODELS »» AIR-CONDITIONED ! MtntarUI KITCHEN OPEN WE ALSO HAVf DAILY... CliraiB, St««H«r« »«••., M«L, TIM*., W*J. Ttwn. Steaks! SwvWfl 'iM u r.M. n>i> »Ml iroilll""'" ^u Automatic I ob«t«r Tat|s check In ">• «M"Dl ' IVHiwy t Saturday Pim A i'mmplef Transmission Un\»i '«i 1 A.M. Dinner Hmnu up u i „ E'liiy' WITH PURCHASfOF DART •SWINGER PACKAGE t-luor. M"'^'[ J j,o A* COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC •On IViwo CUUIK-II it* ^ f rl. A Sat. it nut«p( «r >*'"•' ,„ w * * Select which io tu "^'ii'^H;; _ 7 DICK BELL '''''"ni'M' *!li'i'!"'"'U' ( "'""' trn/^ LL±^^^ ' "Country Cousins" * f p ton b 11,. i i " ' . .i,i ********************* *****4*******A**A**^Hrit MANY WITH AlKONMTtONMGI Swi Onler t* Go — 834-8BO7 or S34-978& B, to BUD'S HOT BAR & GRILL 1 CHRYSLER ISTABUSMED I94 100 t ST. GEORGE AVE, LlhDEH *'"•• MUUlH- L'U "OUTE 1, AVENEL, N.X-t34480T lull. HU 6 2,374 PER INSERTION COrFBt. TtA . . . The current drirt ing ta the Interest* wholesome envi new tmphisis to aa rite. It i«emi that a one of in bright, magatlnea (or a _. bright, aophistlcateit fcr) recently took _ .. *..«•.»<• I RVIC8S against feeding coflee grounds 'o#fl Mute with Sample*. (No Dex-ADiet, and remove excels and tea leftvei to the untier-^mk ei**t« tor them). Give a little v nCIt fluid with FTAJtDEX. Only 98* growler or ju»t plat :stg F of t&o own dmi and earn prii- and $160 at Hill Pharmacy, them hito the „ •e, fe On tripn. »nd attend hall Rather than waste,», ,« ran help you. Call (•IBM. Call Mr. FUlmore «34 1 7/22 - 8/5ful by-products of the i-T_. J;;;', ,,, «n« p-fc BOX aw.till b«t«een 4 P M. and 7 P M suggests this chick, iae'lnem r.,ia.. N. J. vim Friday; or mail your Attention Jeh .„—... in your garden. Or ytur pent name, addrens, phon* number, The Middlesex County Leader house ro«e bushea. Ox and ng» to Leader-Prei*. 30 , fire i ii'SS Horns raised or Prew depi not knowingly accept escape geranium for Dint Green St. Woodbridge. Help Wanted »(U f>om >mploy- ter. Mir rations. Call 836- ert covered t>y the F«1T labor i:: noon. FOR SALE Coffee grounds and t»« leaves Standards Ac U they offer lew ">virm