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FORDS Woodbridge, Avenel, Coionia, Fords,- Hope selin, Koasbey, Port Rending, Sewiren and Edison I,VI —No. 23 Published Weekly lotfrtd u tnd Clw U«i) On Thuraday Wood! J., Thursday, August~13, 1964 At P.O.. Woodbrldi*. R J. PRICE TEN CENTS )Oth Anniversary: fE. ]Q Bands Already Entered LMain St. Building $dr Tercentenary Parade Set For o be Demolished loir Police >; Report Schools Udlding to "Somehow. I "will get the money First in Ming budget to pay (> Dedicated ik'ns for a third I Colonia". Vincent u;K Sundav. Sep. |l n( the Board of Renewal .,, been set as llio Ining Elan last to ;i question as ili'ihmlion of Board's plans were Project Imililiiu' |nled that sum*1 time \ In the d had applied for] i WOODBIHDCE - A l00-yeai> to pay for prrlim- old structure that has been an Itmh WtA. ind surveys "hut that ]eyesore on Main Street for sever> .lulin Koyli1. not forthcoming." nl years is about to be demolished is been reached, he and thus will start the rehabili- .,,rniiin I'oluv l)i take the money out ation of Main Street. ii.ii.i-si is.in charge ,ng budnet. The announcement, made today .mi Ni he |Vesc-i)ted hold a conference on by Mary E. Tappen, head of the •iiiti .ugust 18". Mr. Hera; Division of Buildings, said that nil \i".ui<la> there entire time lo be de- the demolition could be a "major ,, • in II.IIKK in I ho third high school." i breakthrough on our attempts to in tinted thai with thej upgrade and revitalize the Main the John F. Kennedy Street area." UJI JU\ The Eh/nlwllv, High School in Iselin Mrs. Tappen praised the owners I he school system Bund of of the building, Mrs. Herman double session for the I • nil Mines National IHMTSS PARADK PLANS; .lithB Rnylc. Jr., left, chairman of the Tercentenary Parade Is Stern and Mrs. Arthur Brown since the early 1930's. who through the firm of Stern and slim diner* of Nep- shown discussing hk plnns with Police Director Joseph (ialnssl, who It chnirman of the dedi- third high school is not' I .urn's. 11ie lucal Mu- ration program lor the new polire building. Dragoset, gave their cooperation Elan commented,; 'to the Division of Buildings in li: which states it in possibly he back on ! first condemning the structure, ,.,\f M MaiHMUi from n in September, j :, stale in the , ,.. e need another referen-j evacuating the tenants and mak- • AH bands, Crescerit the Fall" ! ing preparations for the struc- ,;.' of Trenton ^Closed TV Circuit Aids ture's demolition. port «D New School j ,. it Bagpipers which According to John Zennario of i.jiu.illv at the Shriners' William Bihler. public rela-: tions chairman, reported to thtf jStern and Dragoset, work in tear- <ini' m San Francisco ing down the structure will begin Mi^cd for the parade ipeople that the John F. Kennedy) Town in Sewer Repairs [Memorial High School, the Ave- within three weeks. High WOODBKILKiK When most nel Junior High School and Col - SOON TO BE NO MORE: This structure at 73 Main Street, owned by Mrs. Herman Stern Although no present plans were li;md Fords V.F.W., onia School 27 will be open on announced as to use of the soon- \ I-W, Carfcret Ameri-W1*1 and Mrs. Arthur Brown, will be torn down within the next lew weeks — the first step toward f Bo ?il Of the September 9. the rehabilitation of Main Street. to-bc-vacant land, Mr. Zennario v,n Band. Marcher! Am-*™ " ,, " T. , ,,, , Youth Registration Corps said he assumed the owners • ,*„.,, Band, feenel Firei^" *w l«l wh«n (harl«: WoodbridgJl e Director of! A Compromise? 'would put it to its best use." According to S. Buddy Harris, ttrk8 thinks or television,;! )««««!r//i,/-| \n The Board of Education an- the first thing that pops into his V71 galUAlAl 111 nounced, lMt night that a spe- director of the Department of tog and Development, whidi mind is sanitary sewers. cial meethMj, will be held August Attorney in Iselin is undertaking pretttiptkitrfor .the it may sound, Mr.:. WOODBRIDGE- Youog 2ft at whJ&fene it hopes that an appoftuQjjipl fcifl be made rehafciHlihiQfeijMr life MjuVStreyt ,- to Ui tke'Wfiacy on the Board. areaVthi'flemoMtic* M 73 Mm K !trt«; I* only an interim plan fir IfaS "£ tdwbta roupled 'withfW<»db'idge Youth Registrarlonj Seat Board memben said after the Busy Schedule as Mayor 1 (cr 1 (: r undel the session they had no compro- the development of Main Street. inew mrer "delunf?Tquipmentl ° l*l*' under th edirectio directionn o fo fMar- Mar!i COLONIA - Woodbridge has lu mise candidate as yet, but the Visited Willlansbwg KKADIMi - Funeral!has enabled him to begin a badly| > WeLsman. Menlo Park re.-! two mayors! Sounds funny? KADIMi - Puneralihas enabled him to begin a badly| , , . subject will be debated at a Mr. Harris, who returned Mon- Still Empty Seem illegal?' Not really, be- ll.wa.tl A. Kuchtyaky , | needed uin.tary sewer mail,u,n,race a pdmcal science major al caucui the night before the Board Agrees day from his vacation, said he ()llll) De awarfl ohl cause the one mayor — the true riunll Str«iSti. whh o waijancj e program «hichihh to date hahass ^^ ' - ° WCJODBRIDGE - If the Board special meeting. took a "busman's holiday" and uesday morning resulted in savings of tuj Mr. Weisman who will enter bis mayor of Woodbridge, Walter Zir- >ih Tuesday morning resulted in savings of thousandsj of Education cannot agree before! visited in Williamsburg, Va., en- struck'truck'a tree oniof dollars andd thh e eliminatioliii n of|sophomorf| e year next month, said In his report Mr. Bihlw noted polo resides in the Colonia Sec- the end of the month on a re- tion, while the second mayor, where he spent a considerable \\.-nui- Scwaren. will be.sewer backups in many sectionslhe has "always been interested in furniture has already been de- On Clinics amount of time with members of mornini g at 9:00,o900ff thh e community. politics" and has twice served asjplat.ement for clifford j. Hand^Iivered and is ready to be pland' Herbert Barnes, an attorney, withi , . New Jersey Senator in the Student ^ ^ ^^^ J, V offices in Iselin, is mayor of his; WOODBRIDGE. - The Wood- he restoration committee of the (ireiner Funeral Home.j According to Mr. Beagle, insti-ti j h w|)osc u was & Williamsburg Restoration Cor- sponsored by the! books an[l hometown, Roselle Park. bridge Board of Education offered Mrtrt, Woodbridge. fo!-1tution of the new maintenance! icepted June 29, the members mayi supplies and janitorial -oli'inn requism Mass poration. 'equipment will be delivered in Both gentlemen have something the use of the Medical Depart "I brought back a great deal of St Elias Byzantine dfcyine of sanila|.v ,ewer pit*.'™»n«™» »™ u* *c.uiu ume n,,™- —-«"""""-a ne"w •""-twmem- o weeks Grading besides their high office in com- munis ut both senior high schools :TeXM rhe fl 1 he and land- visual material aud technioal '.If Church, eartem.|)ems wnich p,^ Woodhridgc - . " , ''"* . ««*;ber appointed by County Supernv scaping is to slart mon — they are at the beck and for the Township Health Program material as well as several boob Medvigy will beij .„„ ;named president of the "senate ilendcnt of Schools Robert Blunt. ca tne r an black-topping were! " °f ' constituents and Dr. Antoine Attalla, head of the which will be extremely bene- the Mass Burial ^ " ' & the second "the Senator ofJThe law provides that when a night. dance to the tune of their tele- Division of Health, asked for perficial to us in the rehabilitation of Cpme. Mr. Beagle explained thatjtne Year." imember resigns a replacement! "At a liaison meeting of the phone bells. closed-circuit television has en- -I feel youth should take an ef-must be provided within 65 days, mission to use old School #6 foi Main Street," Mr. Harris said. colla s 1 Board and the Council", Mr.! Admitted to practice in Sep- the program. The Board pointed "The Williamsburg concept for f.iM'd «a> a. life- abled him lo locate P ™jfeclive part in government, Mr.jotherwise, the County Superin- tember of 1959, Barnes' law of- sections precisel tcnc ent nas tnc Bihler continued, "we were out that the facilities were lack Main Street would be an extreme- Port Heading and said. There has becn ' authority to makejf . walks will be fice at 1385 Oak Tree Road, was has led l0 in time and ie appointment. ing at that location for healtl ly dramatic approach for our re- from -Woodhridge| too much talk about the apathy of on Lake Avenue and a path paved opened in February of 1962. treatment and for parking. storation of the Woodbridge busi- <ist of u "because we , I am genuinely interested The Board met in caucus for :h School in 1962. *' , l* 0U , ... pleading from Lake Avenue to Since then, he has specialized in Dr. Atalla after visiting both ness area." ()on ! have to do as much diR-^ two hours Tuesday night, but , gi J are his parents, Mr. ' in government." cleve and Avenue (0 ve sa(e three areas, real estate law, auto sites acceptep d the offer to use The survey and planning appli- Andrew Kuchtvak; a B">E" , ... t0 reach an negligence cases and divorce u Tomorroo w nightg, Mr. Weismanl'a'leo agreement. jaccess t() tnp schoo| We wish t0 Woodbridgd e Senior High School. cation for Main Street renewal s Ciwrfie Kurta and, "Television has also enabled us has called a meeting of 60 young j Support is divided as follows: point out that from actual start icases HERBERT BARNES (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) Itichard all of Port'1" loc'ale huuse latt'r:lls vv'uch have been illegally tied into our people.
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    Colonia, Forth, Hopelawn, fatta, Keasbey, Port Reading, Sewwen and Edbon Woodbridge, New Jersey, Thursday, April 8, 1965 PWCB TW CBTPB ALLOWAY ON INSURANCE: To Save $17,000 in WOODBUI1K1E - Woodbridgc Township expects a rebate that the Township takes several Informal bid* before the "And why not, if he had the best policy?," was the answer. of approximately $17,000 this year on 1U workmen's com- policy Is written on the basis of the advice of the consultant Mayor Walter Zlrpolo noted that when the present adminis- pensation insurance policies, Business Administrator James who "by the way is not a broker, nor does he Mil insurance." tration took over and consulted Mr. Bean, the later found Allnway said yesterday at a press conference In answer to what he called "unwarranted criticism of the Township's in- The coverage was tailored to our needs by our expert who that the Township was insured for 1,100 miles,of road when surance program." gave us the best coverage for the least amount of money," in reality it had only 250 miles, that the municipality WM Mr. Alloway declared. "I am stepping into this to clear up insured for 700 miles of sewers when it had only 400 miles Tho information contained in an article in another news- misleading headlines." and that garbage trucks were insured as emergency vehicles [layer, Mr Alloway said, vas "misleading" and "just pro- which means a higher rate. vided that newspaper with another headline." "List year, We did not have a broker and the vork was so enormous that a major portion of our staff was involved No "Political Plems" "! have been in five towns in New Jersey," Mr.