Id Squad to Receive Ance from Hess
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THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY ••v CvmpEefo Newt and Picture Coverage ] 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.