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. Alloway and less work was accomplished for necessary municipal Both Mr. Alloway and the mayor denied the insurance was ••mlimicd, "and when 1 came to Woodbridge, I was amazed matters. It was cramping the normal functions of the ad- a "political plum." iliat the administration had the foieslght to hire an insurance ministration office. Too many man hours were being devoted "We shop around and determine the best price we can ••iinsiiltanl." to insurance and the processing of vital, day to day work get. "Mr. Alloway went on. "We don't say, here, take it, it's Tlic municipal consultant is Irving Bean, Summit, who is couldn't be reached. For a comparatively small fee the yours. That would be a political plum." a consultant to large industries and is doing the work in broker does the Work." One of the reporters noted that Mr. Bertagna is an active 1 Democrat and both the mayor and Mr. Alloway agreed. Wiwihi'idnt "more as a favor." Mr. Alloway said the insurance company pays the broker's "However," the mayor noted, "if Mr. Bertagna can save "I h:ive never met any man who has the know-how in in- fee through premiums paid by the municipality. us money it is good business sense to give the business to siii-ancc as this man." Mr. Alloway went on, "and as a re- Rest Policy him," sult m< enpiTt a $17,1)00 reduction this year. Mr. Bean has As to why the Bertagna Agency was given the workman's Pointing to a reporter from Perth Amboy the mayor said: •iniiini'cil miv coverage, gleaned unnecessary Items out of Compensation policy. Mr, Alloway said: "It would not be good business sense for your paper to give tin1 i-ontrai'l." "He was one of six or seven agents we were dealing with job printing to the paper in Elizabeth. You would have it and they had to be willing to put in a bid on our terms, and done by a job printer in Perth Amboy." Took Informal Rids Bertagna did We feel Bertagna had the lowest bid and the As the result of the expected $17,000 reduction this year In The bin ness administrator said that he has conferred best coverage." workman's compensation insurance, Mr. AJloway said that i n- II,,. work i>f thr Family Counseling Service which hu» rsiahlishrii im <>|. with Joseph Valenti, Municipal Clerk, and has been assured "Why was Bertagna selected?" a reporter asked. actually less money will be spent this year than last year. ,.. uilh 11M- aid ol thr municipality, will hr described graphically in it plav, "Eyr , in br pti'SMilcd by th» Circle Player* al its playhouse on Martin Terra™. \i,,,M' Hrf mrmbrrs ol the ca»t, 8*at«d, Bont* I'hilip. Doris Wallnrh; standing, llarrv llfim. Connie Marrhltlo. ,| K New Day Dawning for Retarded Status Quo Prevails Newspaper Salesmen Finn Title Teacher Groups 'Too Far Apart in Thinking* T tS Wh Wil1 H(1Ve ReC For Board to Coil Election, Days Bihler KT Junior Rifle Team Is Changed WOODBRIDGE - "Status quo." ° ° That is how William Bihler, president of the Board U Batta- WOODBRIIXiE — Letters will,with retarded children during the and field trips to the 700 and the all necessary information. lion described the situation as far as the Board It Wiiuwwl be going out this week to parents regular school terms, to serve as shore. : The program will be held daily, regarding the fight of two teacher groups to bo the sote taffta- pkinf! I-I- Subscriptions gy Measure of Hi2 children who are handi-'supervisors of the program. Shortly after EasteV the Mayor|Monday through Friday from 10 ing agent. - In urdei in obtain necessary funds (or capped by mental retardation! Among activities planned for. and Mr, Murphy plan to meet with A. M., to 2 P. M. The children Mr, Bihler said that about two weeks ago the Bond mt WTO 1 II|N. members of the Woodbridgc Police Junior. With the pass. asking them if they would like lo the youngster* are arts and crafts,'interested parents to give them will bring their luncheons. representatives of both the WoodbrUfe Townaiup Federate of Teachers, Local 822 and the Woodbridge Tmnuddp Eduntkn iii' turning s.ilesmw. ol the neiTs.sai-y ordinance enter the youngsters in a special < • _ —— iliesc \nuiig fulks. II to 19 years of age, will I hi' Municipal Council summer recreation program. TlVO BuMball Fields Association. Vlllfit l(l "Each side presented its own thinking," Mr.BlMer cortlwed, canvass of their neighborhood,... s in the Town ' •'• Finn Director Mayor Walter Zirpolo, who ,s X rf . 1 r "but they are pretty far apart is their thinking. Therjfcw as Mibscriptions to The Independent lender The" th<> Dt'partme-nt of Industrial sending the letters, said yesterdadayy "'" " "• "I Council Joins Clubwomen A rs ltlat this far as the Board is concerned, we are taking no actkia vntu will b»> used to ! ™' ' " •>»» hwn a big wo Woodbridge Residents r n ,,, r, s\ they can agree on ground rules." , n.iii. rifles and The directorship and the do Wcm - for there has never been wnonRRin* Jtwn bwhilllf If #1/111 IP F flV I #1V^TTiflRR iU DUUW The teachers' union has suggested that if the two groups can- nt'cdnl to enter tP-rtment were created by the ; program fnr re.ardecI children ZTX^^Xe * °' VM?f/#WW not agree on ground rules within a reasonable length of time [council through amendment to wing the summer mdnths and ^, n_moH ,.„,,-„„„. „» in^i that an impartial group be brought in. !the administrative code. they have just been left out of! rMUIenU ° WOODBRIDGE - The Munici- The union representatives have stated that Its group repre- thint!S joined with the Contracts Awarded ir Vernation are Mr Kiim had served as man- " #1 at Regina Street, was Several contracts were awarded sents the majority of the teachers and therefore (eels it can iagcr to the Industrial Dm-lop-i '" addition to the 162 mentally ; :stmll be an indmitnal developp- lotion from the bombms of thee nu-letter man when -tie attendedf'resulted to limited access to Ihetion areas. Typhoon Feqge Com- i f ii-"'!!) said today. iment cuuiuHl" aii d that the cdun- P"s tn the sites of the program Woodhridge High School end was, park and a hazard t0 children, jpany of New Jersey, Railway, Miss Mar^f: Connolly '! ot the junior ;which l)e hcld Copies Of the resolutM nl will consist of 10 members1 1 ^ both In theto ever graduate from the school, ^$9,517.50; Ure* and tubes, plus fur- l', Kennedy High School : 'he jiroiuT use "who need not be residents of "" " sent to Slate John L eni >-!• rille and they He then went on to Pennington! Senate" • yn nishing tire service and tire repair ihf Police Uange Murphy, Di-'|School and Manhattan College and'and Assemblyman Edward Cra- for municipal vehicles, to General 4- will with lhe Nw Yor!( "Under the la*, the duty of an edwator is to create literacy ^iici't At present rector of Parks and Recreation.jP'ay^ Yan-ibiel; Norman Tanzman. Guido;Tire, Hopelawn; Road materials, with the advice and consent ofi k es At th within the growinl population-to raise the level of education of 'V i ur.v is >H"'i" the program will be held from: * - |- time of his death,,Rrigiani and Joseph Doren. 'to low bidders, Middlesex Con- 1 the children placed in ttoir care. cat to the Police the Couiicil for Uo-ywn tcrr ' I July 12 to August 27 "aM-jll be',^ J«t who resided on Marta [m ^ Jfirs ; and Excavat. It is umlerstood that Mr. Finns!the most comprehensive weNhave 'errace. wa.s nead o0 1 tnt e atnieucatletci "But beyond that, it is the duty ^outh Plainfteld!Highway Authority construct the,Company and John Almasi Truck- PATRICK DEVLIN • salary will nut change with hisjever attempted." ijepartment^of of a public school to teach de- : U-.I take a basic pedestrian overpass. mocracy. And one of the things new ink-. At present he receives! Tlic sames, it is planned, will ling Company. • •MTks". Patrol- that a public school docs is just ian annual salary of $8,501). [be those jjeaml to hand and mus- 'I'II The course that. ! Beagle Subjert of 2 1 coordination, such as bowl-1 •••Hilly completed The functions of Ilk new "It not only does it in Hie for- l'>\H'd tn take his Industry-Education Seminar mal classroom sessions in social; Department has arranged for "ii After the boy former Industrial Development studies, but it teaches democracy ''in take part ii WOODBKItXJE - Clwrles Be a- Z ,, . 7,,.; ,, dal recreation equipment design- WOODBKIDbK - Assistant by the very nature of its struc- gle. Director of Public Wor.ks. and -.no pni-att- ^X ivoiV to n rtl c^dd^ [or the handicapped Superintendent of Schools Tho- j i- eligible to win ! ture." nii...;•e of thethe-to|HMxc' top-notch engineer««lneers in [.[ uun,,t, ^^ ^ m,md l retardedretarded . [ mds G. Desmond and Edward These words are the thoughts , Quullfied Teachers P, Keating, Director of Second I h i. n». -te """"I0'1 '? °? SUhiCt't f S!u'••''" l£ Twnship and to be _[h(, - , „ of Mary P. Connolly, principal of " liaison between the John F. Kennedy High School in inbi-rIhfttnos ul the;mont* les ihn —tw Tho trade Construcflonece journals rthis liaiym h,.lwr,,n ^,, Township! "Instructors will be qualified ary Education will be among ••'ami private industry and to iwrsuimel, trained in working with th« speakers at a seminar to Iselin. .hinior nif| 'inational magazine and Asphalt ;l e sist m mutural problems. the retarded", the mayor declar-', be held tonight at 7:30 o'clock How does a public school teach . , . quarterly publication of the t As< He also stated he hoped the; at Woodbridge Senior High democracy? ,. phalt industry which has circula Recreation Department would be School for educators and in- Well, according to Miss Connol- '•"' tion in zs countries. \] hat Price Culture? able to secure teachers, who dustrialists. ly, the structure of a public mll ''•' °" > ; In a four-page layout in "As- ,, _ . . ,( . The purpose of the seminar is school is such that by law, every onrert t; WK IIMI nwl ne\y pha|t" m^\,^ ^AM (Woodbridge'i "" V^M BOWLING NIGHT OUT to create a line of communica- child must attend school until he tion between industry and the 'wpe lhe> wi" Accelerated Method), the iiwsa-j WOODBUIDGE - Culture ap| C'O!X)NIA • Mrs. Muriel Zittrer, is 16 years of age. j ( high schools. Mr. Keating will »i'i-ilwit ciit'ulationj line telli the story ol how W«KI i|iear.stol)cliij;n"iS »I Woodbridge. j 766 Inman Avenue, inioimed Pa- Some of them go to private! The Independent- i bridge must pave its streets overl Now the Board of Directors of schools, but the great majority of Preparing Young People for officer conlinttedi0'8''' *^* an^ ^^ *aix'1 Mr.jthr Woodbridjte Coinmcmity Con-that while the family car was (Continued on Page 2) l which has work wrt Association "iiegrelfuHy" parked in the driveway of her!Future Occupations", while Mr. with ^ *" *e" *lere' '* ^3' c'ay t:in inw'ullct-'*' ycsttTtl-jy that it will home, bowling equipment and a Desmond will talk on "The SHOTS FIRED MEAN TRICK Complete High School". The SEWAREN - When Harper ""' confined and. . scaled off byy ape forced to disband at the rnd: wo-way radio microphone were WOODBRIDGE • BB shots were speakers for Industry will be fired through the window of theSloan, 571 West Avenue, went to «l>le ;uid on the Slayer off stabilizebli d asphalt con-' •I the current ciincrrt season. , itok'ii out of the vehicle. The "Increased costs uf operation as luwlini; equipment was valued at Edward Trio of Heyden-New- Ceramic Studio, 920 St. George his garage Monday morning no ill ))* receiving ajcrele baM °' w'ficlent strength 10 sumr[ wheel loads without veil as increased difficulties in '50. The microphone is the pro-port and William McCarthy of Avenue Tuesday afternoon, ac- found that IS gallons of gasoline Prints ail tlie news! Electro Dynamics, Mayor Wal- cording to the owner, Miss Lois had been siphoned out of his car *iin f ~i Lserious deflection. The first prac- naintaiuiii)! incinliershiiis have n'rty of The Engineering and Ri- and mP»- tjcal test of hit theory was marie 'urccd us to take this step", thej liberation Corporation, Jersey ler Zirpolo will welcome the Sewell in a report to Patrolman and the fuel poured over the in September, 19K19K. . anmiimceiiU'iit read. City. guests. i EDWARD 1'. KEATING THOMAS G. DESMOND Joseph J. Nemeth. garage floor. faster Eggs And Good Friday 'Fish' Created By Woodbridge Vocational School Students

WO()UH1'I1K;K - Easter egKs - the old fushioned kind with :, little ••window" through which can be seen miniature bunnies and chicks arc being produced pj( the dozens in the oomnu'ivkil baking class, at the Middli'sei County Vocational and Technical High School, here under the direction of the instructor. Cy Sominur. Made uf e;^ while and sugar, the Easter eggs are artistic- WmmXmf illy decorated by hand - each one the creation of the students in tlic class. Next week work will be started oh chocolate eggs -but tlic old fashioned OIKS with the 'window" are still be lovt'il by all/ A creation of the class is a "Good Friday fish" - coffe> i J. cake made in the ^aw of a fish - and it is excellent cake, too. The dough K rolled out and a metal design jused as a pat tern. To make the "sciil«s" a scissors is used tojeut in the Uv parl. It is then glazed with egg-and placed in the oven. i The traditional Eastef buanies, are also made in the nun lisliloii. (Kils/'iulins. amoirj tie Easter goodies is an Raster baskc. made of braided bread witli a curved braid as a handle. The basket is filled with fix'sh rolls and makes an excellent •eiitei-Diecc fill' Kasti'i1 morning breakfast. * A.vS" «. Mr-. Soiner said his students thoroughly enjoy creating out It* standing and novel holiday goodies. Many of them he related aiv making Easter eggs and the Good Friday "fish" at home and aw earning money for their Easter outfits by selling them to their friends and neighbors. The instructor said he 1$ very proud of his students, many of whom are working for some of i KA GOOD HUD AY HSU; Ami Kjjsl*r liuimHs Students iu l>aVc sliup ^il Midtllesti Cuuuty Vocational and Technical Ulgtj School, la!)1(.r , STER KGC8: With the old-Unit "windows" tli.it vou can look through and the very best bakeries in the State. looking at their JEaster a!)1(.r , Wotxtbndgr, arc liim pn-partng dflii ,K its fur K^U-r. litre Hubert HelkkJlu, Robert Farley aiid Slcphen Elko are shows nuking "'""' ^hoj u ?"'""t tk^v»1 ^*W l Jl^"l y t>WUb l e|!|i' att "noUlef Banter delUuty brinK IUUKIUh sludniltds at tt exhibits we can well believe it, OC OB i-oUee cake ht.li uiul buunie:,. KUilhlud pruduet is shown iu foreground. At right, Mr. Elku H uniug a sciwon to ahuulale Bsfc Maletk il l!i,,n 1 [| *" *' School here by their bwlruetur t'y Somuwr. David (iilllami. I'llff- So, the joyous meaning of Easter is added tu by these At extreme left in thr furcgruuitd it> u uahki-t made of braided bread filled with fresh-baked rolls-an excellent centerpteee for ''•"•" MvVuH w **•• «•*•».» pasbry tube tu put the finlbhlnK dt'curuljuiis «» the <'«g»i bmik(ast. ihr sludi-uU. ueariiiK graduation time, are ready to go out and work In the commercial Held. Mutjr t4 tk« grad- ^ Kr . '• Wowlbriilge, center, It filling the e «« with jelly In,, ,1,, .liirl,^ 1..1I burnt s and young students who are endeavoring to create edibles that will h!)kl X now hold tttiHuwiUe Job*. • "tun, ^i nkoffo nuUiig u^) thkk» and buiwle* uut ul vailed colored be uuUUuuinii feature* of the holiday table. 'AOF, TWO Thursday, April » Spring 1\|,, Interest in Community S(( Urged by Administrator Festival Se WOODBRIDGE - Your local the fifth annual Debutante Ball government is what you make it", to be held December 30 at the Wednesday Busines Administrator James A. Shadumaxon Country Club, WOODBRIDGF. | Alloway said last Thursday night Scotch Plains, anounced that ap- weather that held ih,. at a meeting of the Woodbridge plication forms for prospective Township Business and Profes- Debutantes have been ordered -ind Spring in check fnr !'•. i.. sional Women's Club at the Ad'wfll be ready tomorrow. The weeks of the se^sm. Lib. Members of the Jaycees were forms may be obtained from her Should be completely ,| tpeci.il guests. or any member of the club. Wednesday night. Mr. Alloway advised both organ- Mrs. William Brendan, nresi That evening ,ii a y izations to participate in group dent, was named delegate to the artivties but at the same time National convention of the Nation- Wiiodhridge Township "think for yourselves and make al Federation of Business and Pro tal Music Deparlmcii' > your nwn judgements." fessional Women's Clubs in Wash- sent its Spring Music i-, . In discussing various projects, ington. D. C, In July. Mrs. Ray- W"idbridge Junior Hi^i Mr. Alloway said that "a dtyimond Swartt was named .(Her- Nearly 200 mu«ir I without a history is like a man without a memory." He backed, SUte'Pretested the official itamp on i-, I the Tercentenary Committee's Miss Claire Sutch. nominating of flowers and Sprim - idea of a Woodbridge Historical committee chairman, presented a They will play in ,i M> . | Society "to preserve the commun- slate at follows: Township Element .-in- n ity's heritage." a 60-plece. All-Town Ji:> \ He also suggested pride in the President, Mrs. Brennan; first ph^iTwe^in^f thero™-!™ Ef^^ Zl*1;.™ tary Band and a m Mrs James Township Junior Hi.-. ity not just a clean-up program 1 1 vif ami? * « recording secretary1, Band. Ho'Loyaeano; Seoul Council Train- -Betty Novak «r TV FOK ISSTKITT1ON: Mrs. Fordi and Mrs. AIM N uiNNKR - Miss Stephanie Urbanik ef Woodbridge Senior High School, ctnter, winner U !^ The students were M , Ing Chairman, is shown brtefini! discus-Jon ..inn.il fashion contest receives *W bond from J. Warren Rassrll, vie* pmrident of the Elha- the railroad stations in the Town- responding secretary. Miss Irene 10. "Growing the Township instnimi-;/ Donrai. Sfwar*n, for training by television to r'un r,as Company. Shephanle is wearing her priw-wiiming creation. Mrs. L*ona Zack, teach- hip as one example. In addition Onody. teachers on the bash s Up Today," a series of four half-hour shows, was produced by GW the speaker urged additional cul- Election of officers will be held musical ability. nn. New Jersey GUI Scouts. tural activties. May ft at the Brennan Agency, S3 Parents and friends of Scholarship Donation Main Street. Nominating may be denU will be InviW i.. • During the business session, the made from the Door at that time. guests, according tn \l • ;my Win Prizes Woodbridge High Senior Busines and Professional Woman's' Several members of the club Choir to Offer Girl Scouts Leaders Use Romeo, supervisor. Club authorized its annual dona-1 will attend the convention of the The Elementary n, •. > • U Card Partyj Wins Regional Contest tion of $100 to the Community New Jersey Federation of Busi- Easter Cantata Television for Training such selections as Yv< \ Scholarship Fund. ness and Professional Women's Lyn, Captain Kidd, T1,. < VF.I. - hTe benefit cardd! . , Miss Ruth Wolk, chairman of'Club in Atlantic City May 14-16. w WOODBRIDGE - The Senior j WOODBRIDGE - Training by Village Charm anil >'. bid hy the Avenel Worn-1 WOODBRIDGE - Miss Stepha-j Choir of the First Presbyterianlte|evision is to be introduced by Song under the di:v \ i i»b of Avenel Wednesday nie Urbanik, 78 James Street, a Church of Woodbridge will pre-|Gir| s^^ of ^ U.S.A., in a Stanley Laird. th- Avenel and Colonia student at Woodbridge Senior School 23 PTA David Ellin to Present sent an Easter cantata entitled. \ xt^n o( (our half-hour shows en- Mr. Frederick \W::- . Aid Squad building, was has vna the regionaii "My Redeemer Liveth." by 1. F. ••Growing Up Today," and ^1 a success with the profits li(led the Elementary <>i.•,• 1 in fashion design! Handel and W. A. Mozart, at a. wiu ^ uswi by Crossroads iirl playing Malnguena, He ••< -nofit the local first aid^ ^ ^ Elizabethtown!Names Delegates Program atAdath Israel P. Vesper Service, Palm Sunday, 4igCMlt Council. The scries will from the Magic Klui.' : Gas Co. p.m. in th? sanctuary. s(art on Saturday, April 10 on WOODBRIDGE - Frelerick cas, Chorale from M ; - John Mahon, chairman. Miss Urbanik along with Miss AVENEL - Elected as voting de- WOODBRIDGE - David Ellin, The cantata consists of 14 chor-channel 11 from 11:00 to 11:30. Buonocore10l1Jlr . 5 South Circle, his the Clock. meed the winner„ s ,„.„of . the Suzanne Danke'l, Cranford and j legates to the spring county coun- monoi0gist and folk ballad singer 1 N rs Wllllam 1 uses, duets, and sobs selected. Th» series of video tapes will ^appoinlVdiniiman"^ the The Junior Huh fL ' - Miss Ann Marie Dunn, Union, the cil of Parent Teachers Associa- will entertain at a joint meeting of from major works of the com- serve as a teaching tool and sun- hollse.to.hoose f;invass jn his under the direction Mrs. John Brennan and!other Tegioaai wipers, will com-(tion from School 23 P. T. A. were Congregation Adath Israel, Sister- posers Handel and Mozart. Fred piement to the Leader Notebook; , jtv for the 1965 fund sandahl, will plav (i Frank Sanfilippo. Special cnrnrm n pete May 6 in a cooking and table Mrs. Melvin Schlesinger, presi-:hood and ^ Adult Educatjon A. Bnegs. Jr. Director of Mus.c d the Girl Scout Handbooks.' ^ , , c .'hral Scarlet Ribbons. ( •.5 w-»re won by many others. an rf he UnitC( Pr setting competition to determine dent: Mrs. George Aston, vice Group Monday at 8:30 P.M., in announced Selections will in- Even- troop leader will r«'eive f Middlesex,Rhapsody for Band •ible winners included: Mrs. president and Mrs. John Gesek, paIsv Associalion o this year's winner of the contest's the Woodbridge Jewish Commun- ctuaeelude: "ChrisLnnsti is ws°n Today!loauy: " , g Troop u-uwi-Lea s uun>Guidro information may contact versity in 1949 and in 1956 was JU appear in a modern jazz in- of seven and seventeen; program tie> Emil Franke, Erwin Joaeh- •. Malkin at 283-0133. the area's schools. The-Sea Fla. '^e same school. W They are: William H. Cameron,] "There is no other GIFTS district manager; Walter E. Bed-jlives," says Miss nan, Clair R. Bixel, Nicholas M. 'When they will MILLER'S Da Prite, Stanley J. Frederick, together in such Sam Spicuiza, and Donald Turk. Bouffant Fashions - Rahway Harry A. Warren, staff manag- ings. School, Iselin, and Cindy Cohen the next; the lasting, values of pointed assistant vice principal of ers; Anthony J. Cacciola, James of Woodbridge Junior High School,! Girl Scouting - how the founda- The instructor was Warren Hill,! GIFT SHOP "When they leave public school, Woodbridge High School. Five 1 FAMOUS FOR FORMALS W. Campbell, Arthur K. Fitton, will also perform in the "Snow- tion elements, the essence of Girl coordinator, Rescue Services,! some of them will go on to col- months later, in February, 1957, flake Ballet." in MAIN man • Bridals • Bridesmaids Charles S. Georgio, Robert J. Scouting, permeate the total pro- Woodbridge Township Civil ">e-1 lege, the majority of them re- was made vice principal of Gutschke, Dory Himpele, Francis gram; and the role of the Girl fense and Disaster Control. wooMioxa • Mother of the Bride moved from their parents and the school. J. Killmurray, Garth R. Malloy, AUXILIARY TO MEET j Scout leader with girls and how . Bar Mitzvah • Installation placed in an aura of academic Under her administration at • Cocktail Dresses James J, Maloney, Salvatore J. life. WOODBRIDGE - A meeting - Mazzagatti, Emil J. Me Dowell, Kennedy High she has 1690 stu- "Those who don't go on to col- the Women's Auxiliary of the •743 St. George Ave. RAHWAY FTJ 1-2114 Lawrence D. Moran, Frank Pear- dents who are taught by 80 lege will find themselves going to teachers. The classrooms average Woodbridge Little League will be r „ ,. „ son, Anthony F, Peterson, Bern- ellmpg (1 Block So, of Koos Broa., on Rt 27) work where they will be thrown held tonight at 8%'clock in St\F "ip to Hear ard J. Peterson, Forrest E. Reif- about 28 pupils. LEE ANTHONY DORIS CAMPBELL together with others of their own James School cafeteria. Any wo- sneider, Milton F. Schlageter, The school opened last Septem- Dr. J. C. Wihon, Jr. Open Dilly 10 A.M. to 9 P.M., Sat 9 AJtf. to < P.M, educational and economic back- man interested in the Little Henry G. Wazeka Jr., agents. ber under a handicap. It was not AVENEL - A missionary, D» grounds." League is invited. completed by the time the stu- J. Christy Wilson. Jr., will be the MMMMMMMMMNW "This is the one thing that pri- dents entered its doors for the guest speaker at a meeting of abs. schools cannot offer-a first time. One other thing, she believes the Junior High Fellowship «f chance to learn democracy at But handicap or not, Miss Con- is the same belief that some of the First Presbyterian Church to- first hand. The children who go nolly and her staff have turned the' top educators in the country morrow at 7:30 P.M.. in the to private schools are there with chaos into order and improvised ha\le expressed. church sanctuary. other children who have similar their educational methods to suit That is that another duty of an Dr. Wilson wiil answer quest- fiodeny Chevrolet ON WARPATH! economic backgrounds. And their the facilities then available to educator is to provide a founda- ionji of faith turned in recently parents are on relatively the them. A walk through the beauti- tion for a child by which he will by the teenages. All junior young 1 same level of education.' fully functional building will at- guide the rest of his life. folk are invited to attend and Miss Connolly lives at 149 Grove test to their fine work. The impression one gets of meet Dr. Wilson who is a minis- Street in Woodbridge. It is the Miss Connolly is cognizant of Miss Connolly is that she not only ter and missionary in Kabul, \t- same house where she was born the varying methods of teaching has sincere faith in her beliefs, ghanistan. AGAINST HIGH PRICES! 49 years ago. and the level of their acceptance but that she confidently applies After the meeting recreation She graduated from Wood- throughout the country. them in guiding the children in activities will be held in West- She has educated herself on the her care. minister Hall until 10 P.M. ubject enough to be able to make Come to GODENY'S a generalization about it - a gen ROCK eralization that has been voiced "Wigwam" and see by other educators. LEVINE KOSHER MEATS SALT In the eastern part of the ror Water Softewn country, she says, schools tend for yourself HOW $2.00 hundred lbs. to be conservative in accepting AND POULTRY new techniques of education until $1.15 Oft; lbs. they have been tried and tested. 12t Kline Blvd. Colonia, N. J. much you can save In the West, sbe says, they tend SERVISOFT of to be the ones who test them. • 381-0272 * WOODBRIDGE One of the reasons for this, she believes is u)at their if mote on a new or OK ME 4-UU room for expansion of facilities PASSOVER SALE 921 St. George Avenue for the school systems in the (Jut tenth of Clovarluf) EvlKerated w M used car or truck! west. TURKEYS ' lb. 69c FEEL YOUNGER THAN SPRINGTIME in '-"-" beautiful fashion with thi intriguing cvtou" u"d TURKEYS 'Fresh Killed) 1 SPRING SPECIALS 59c flottwing collar of contra**. This, f«minlnt mid-ho* pump puti you In tf» mood for spring at first >"P CUSTOM MADE YEARUNGS (Fresh Killed) «BRING-IJM SQUAW 1D. 47c with ill cvshioMd *at«. Shaped ov»r o fomo«ifor' fit R«d Crwi Shot last, It fttlt at if mad* lb. 89c RED CROSS SHOE STORE 30 Roosevelt Avenue, Carteret BREAST OF BEEF ;*""«£*> l». 109 PHONE KI 1-5123 OPEN EVENING l"'l AN KIN 'Small Bone) \^ CEN'H'.K Prices Effective April 12 - April 22 MEMO PARK SALES &-«!3 SERVICE Delivery Only Tel: 381-0272 (W - CartCTrt Press Thursday, April fl, 1085 PAG1 THREE lllllWl of Low' to be Rest for Safety State School Supervisor Two Evenings Director's Advice Xo Speak at 'Open House' 1895 CHRISTENSEN'S 1965 WOODBRIDGE - "The Friendly Store" l,nr1 n „,„_„ an assistant supervisor of cottage whole family and relax .. . you can shop for „ |7" been scheduled (or Ihc Roritnn totality. In lhC 10 t0 |c wi te Avenel> Dr Bwner fatalitiehi mi s on Tth e 'D™Parkwa! °'y were P » "Appreciatio' n with-" life at the State Institution North complete Easter ensembles for everyone In 1 Arsenal. Dedication." Him . A new club name to include the *lp to sleepy or fatigued drivers.! Jersey Training School, Totowa. the family, right here in one convenient The Rev. John M. Robertson, Miss Frappolli has received the'j place ... all top quality, newest styles and •i!i,i,im,n,i,ry (,,r new districts w II or selected and State Police patrolling the Park- j assistant minister, has selected 1 Institutional Awart of the New ;m.h uin .ppMr^oph Mmwnski present, ap-jway check all cars parked on the "Sin-Judgement and Forgive- at budget-pleasing value prices. pointpd T. H. Watters chairman j shoulders and keep an eye on the ness" as his sermon topic at theJersey Association for Retarded of Ihe committee. jnappers in passing subsequently, Children in recognition of her ser- 8 and 11 A.M. services. vice to the retarded of the North Plans for the installation din- j after first ascertaining the reason nr Musical selections for the ser-Jersey Training School. Plans nor April 10 at Whitoy's Cafc,l' the stop. They will report vices, as announced by Kenneth Election of officers for the 1965- FOR BOYS r;n Perth Amboy, were announced! sleeping drivers to their stations Bell, minister of music, will be FOR n v r;l(lio for 66 year will be held with nomina liv Club by Ix-o I«i Salle, chairman. The follow-up checks. as follows: 8 A.M., Mr. Bell, sol- tions being accepted from the tenth anniversary will be cole- While Parkway service, picnic oist; 9 A.M., Westminister Choir, floor. Refreshments will be served Sizes 4 to 7 „ Hii.inl of Di- hrated and pnst presidents ; or toll areas are recommended for "All Glory, Laud and Honor;" by Mr*, Jack Tywonia and Mrs. WOMEN .., |m Safety Club b- honored. EASIER SUI1S 'such emergency rest, the extreme 10 A.M., Crusader Choir, "All James Barna, hospitality chair- Sues 8 to 10 : mule pl.ms for Announcement was made Beautiful the March of Days;" r i|ic \n\ ilty I);iy Ceorgc Aslon, chairman of : shoulder anywhere along the 11 A.M., Chancel Choir; "The men. 98 ]n ivrl•• ••h- Am-* — 1 annual picnic, that a tcnta'ivp superhighway is available to mo-Holy City." LINGERIE ,. U.K held at tbe of July 25 has been set for; torists. Parked cars must bo well Singspiriatton service is set for By Barbizon, Kayser, •10 * „„! Mrs ll.irold |h,. af[njr, | off the Parkway pavement at al Irridescents, Sharkskins, 1 8 P.M., when Dr. J. Christy Wil- Seamprufe, Schrank, MI-IM'I Atli-ndinc! Hospitality was arranged by times At night, sleepers should son, Jr., minister and mission- Checks and Solids ,,ihv f.;ium. Mrs Mrs Aston SAT and Mr John leave on parking, lights and lock ary in Kabul, Afghanistan, will BY CHIPS *N TWMJB ,l! Mrs MurnsJMrtjuinn. !car doors n speak on his experience in his BEST GIRDLES & BRAS mission work. After the service SPORT COATS • cliih mot By Jantzen, Formfit, a farewell reception will be held t lhi> First AND BLAZERS in the church ball to which all Ptawett For All Playtex, Maiden Form, where l.t. Sizes 8 to 20 Brotherhood Program Set officers, members and friends of Occasion . . • Wispese by Kayser Pi>- Call for flowers, birth- on the church are invited. ism da y s, anniversaries, tsSA 98 Tonight by Junior Women WOMEN'8 UNIT TO MEET weddings, etc., to add HOSIERY *12 i» , I, ,-,;>[) in;ido prop AVENEL . Mrs. William Geyh, extra joy to the event By Gotham, Gold Stripe, Solids, Madras Plaids, . ihc parndc. Th?y AVENEI. — A brotherhood pro- president of the Board of Direct- 1 -and other times to Wool Plaids and Checks. in ilri'ss in various gram will be sponsored by thr Berkshire, Blendwell, ors of the Heartsease Home for express your sympathy BY CHIPS *N TWIGS j.ninii'.liiitinR the re-',Junior Woman's Club of Avon •! Mothers and Babies, will he the Hanes and Supphose 1 and thoughtfulness - i>r;nticiim the rules'.at the First Presbyterian Church Stuffed Toys guest speaker at a meeting of j| Be assured of the finest by Kayser. SUCKS P.r\ will :ilso have a hall. Woodhridge Avenue, tonifiht the Women's Association of the -call us. Sizes4to7 \s. ™e sluffcd <**>11*., KNIT SUITS Solid "Oxcron" 37 I'M and the junior:mjssjon, will speak on what the! scrapbooks and three sets of•' By Butte Irridescent fc Sharkskin •' '' PM. 'commission has planned for the match-it-cards. ' EMERSON inners SPRING COATS BY KINGSLEY DRESS & SPORT ETON SUITS .us will be under the:township. ' *"* « '"elude. Stuffed Unique Piano Styling and Entertainment & WASH SUITS (NIGHTLY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND HJESDAYS) BLOUSES SHIRTS Sizes 2 to 4 - 3 to 8 By Kaynee by Elegant Heir and refreshments will be served,^ ' ^ ^ 1M> By Rhoda Lee, Ship-n' Shore and and Peter Piper .... 4.98 up after the program. j , ^ | Wee Man, Junior and prizc flnd Caro Gallas Pilot. Prep Sizes Troop 147, honorable mention; Authentic Cantonese Cuisine WASH SUITS Officers Installed stuffed dolls, Debbie Burke,! SWEATERS AND SUCK SETS Troop 189, first; Cathy Reilly.l up Sizes 2 to 4 - 3 to 7 .. 198 DP By AtnericuS Clmptcr Troop 189, second; Linda Lordi, By Helen Harper and Troop 189. third and Barbara Bermuda Knitwear Featuring TOP COATS Kaynee Nexpander WOODBRlDGE-KonaldPross/pngoi j 120, honorable men- roop Luncheons - Dinners - Cocktails Expands collar a full size for with Hat to Match Sizes 2 to 4 It.88 son of Mr. and Mrs Andrew iion. To Complete Your Outfit . . . growing boys. Pross, Carteret, was installed as 7(10 throe top prizes in the Handbags, Costume Jewelrr. ! master councilor of Amencus scrapbooks division wore Debbie PRIVATE DINING ROOM & BAR To Complete His Outfit . . . Hankies and I Chapter, Order of DeMolay, at Hacker, Troop 463; Nancy Thul- SOCKS, TIES, BELTS, Available For Parties From HATS, RAINWEAR, SHOES {the Masonic Temple, f.irteret. |osl.ni Troop 45$ an() Cindy Aston. For reservations: Call 351-1822 MIRACLE TREAD SHOES Others installed by the Southern,Troop 242. .New Jersey State DeMolay In-j Only one troop, 147, entered ! stallation Team were Phil Rice.: the match-it-cards for the blind I senior councilor; Bill Reynolds,; and therefore a special prize was junior councilor; Mark Zenobia.iawarded the troop CHRISTINE LEE'S senior steward; Russ Ely, junior prizes consisted of scouting J steward: Edward Jones, senior equipment. All articles made hy Long and Short Sleeve 1 SPRING COATS Itiir. 1 He can't jdeacon; Dirk Vandenberg, junior! the. girls will be distributed in DRESS SHIRTS deacon. George Kovacs. marshall; j time for Easter to the Wood- GASLIGHT Sizes 2 to 4 - 3 to 6x - 7 to 14 arr.r until he Russ Krum, chaplain: Mark Ua-1 bridge Sl;it« School. Rahway (White and Colored) 66 Cherry Street, Eliaabeth By Arrow and Wings 3.50 to 8.94 GIFT from der. orator: Wayne Bjorken,; Hospital and SI Joseph's School $g98 standard bearer; N,cil -McGargle.jfor the Blind, Jersey City, up SPORT SHIRTS seminal; Chuck McGarry. almon- er: Thomas Kanitra, organist: D. Long and Short Sleeve ^ , Cinderella Dresses By McGregor, Tru Val ' Horvath. M. Weispan. M Ma- Sizes 3 to 6x - 7 to 14 STATE JEWELERS son. S. Hart, D, McHenry. G. & Wings 3.00 to 19S Baldwin, and W. Smith, precep- .uii street. WoodbridKc NECKTIES tors. $398 ,„ Arrow - Wembly-Botany t.SO to ZJ0 The Carteret Craftsman dice I-M I" Slate Thfatrf) Club offered several selections. SLACKS By Haggar and Dickie • MeadowBeM SPORTSWEAR A large selection in stock ... S.00 to 18* ' By Sharon Jay Playpet Key Man • No Iron 1M BUTTONS! ^ and Health Tex BELTS BOUFFANT By ffickok 2.00 to MB BUTTONS! SLIPS and SOCKS By Interwoven LOO to WO WHO'S GOT THE BUTTONS? PETTICOATS HANDKERCHIEFS BUTTONHOLES, TOO! By Style Undies Sport Coats (Plain or Initial) Box of 3 1.00 to 3.00 The and The BUSTER BROWN. SHOE CIRCUS JEWELRY By Shields and Swank . 2.9$ to S.00 SEWING KIT To Complete Her Outfit...;' Latent Styles by To Complete His Outfit. ., EM. 1946 is Coming to Town... Blouses, Skirts, Gloves • • McGregor Handbags, Hats, Socks • Pleetway Raincoats • Hats ONE STOP SHOPPING Hosiery THE AUCE • Wtn. Barry MENS' SHOES BY at a I Buster Brown Shoes • FLORSHEIM • ROBI^E • PEDWIN in The greatest shoes on, Eaitht COMPLETE YARN SHOP Blk. & White Patent A whole new circus of colors and styles .. INFANTS and TODDLERS DEPT. an here for spring. Come in to see our BOY'SNAVY -faatarfa*- HBW Barter Brown patterns for your ion COMMUNION DRESSES and DRESS SETS . crdavghtertoday.Evoydifldvillieceira SIZES 8 to 14 • by Nanette and; Carters a free Circus Coloring Book. SUITS Coat and Hat Sets, 6-12-18 moa 5.98 up Crib and Diaper Sets — by Carters, GIRL'S WHITE •Nanette, Health-Tex and Pemay. ICOMMUNION SEES 6to 1 Q Toddlers Sportswear — by Playpet, Health-Tex and Pemay DRESSES UP Complete Layettes an dQlft Items

STORE HOURS: Open Dally »;» A.M. SBWIN« KIT STORE HOURS: FREE Until 6 P.M. DAILY CUSTOMER 1:30 A.M. • 6 P.M. HIV tM >/<>/3Q P.M. — Fridw 'l« 9:30 A.M. - 9 P.M. (E.B.) - Cartw Thursday, April 8,1965 Rummage Sale May 6 and 7 Husbands To Be Sponsored by Church Unit

FORDS - A rummage sale is sponsor a covered lish supper this .thnnr-d by the Woman's Society,Saturady, the 10th. at 7 p.m. in'Bake-off' Judges of rhristian Service of Wesley Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Robert Nel- FORDS - Mrs. .1,,...,

M.'uxl -t Church on May 6 and son may be contacted by those and Mrs. Herman r:, T V-s Edward Ostergaard and who plan to attend Dessert and chairmen of Hospitals Mi < Milton Hanson are co-chair- coffee will be supplied. Scout Leaders Woman's Club of Fords mpti ('lean, usable clothing and Other meetings during the week |ed a bake-off is schcilui,.. nthe Tticles may be left in the at Wesley Methodist Church in- month's meeting on \\, Mi '-ft* one week before the elude the Study group at 8 o'clock To Meet Tonight April 14, at 8:15 P. M „, tonight: Roy Scouts and Chancel FORDS - Mrs Edna Pederson, house. A group of hu

O.ni,vid ScneSener will tend the Choir 66:3: JO0 Friday eveningg: ^!chajnnan of Neighborhood 7 club members will !»• A during church services les Club Saturday at 7 p.m.: Con Crossroads Girl Scout Council, will the baked goods. thi. Sunday. Mrs. Carol Rowland.firmation Class on Sunday after- preside at a meeting of all leaders A short comedy , j, Mrs. Margaret Doucette, a mem- holtz, Mrs. John Zo!isi; ber of the camp committee, will Joseph Sanzillo. Mrs \\ Choirs to Participate speak nn Day and Established kis and Mrs. Chester >| Summer Camps. Leaden are re- Mrs. Baginski, .luh ; In Palm Sunday Service minded to bring their troop dona- has requested membt, ' tions for the adoption of a Senior in Usable sweaters ,,:, Audrey FORDS - Palm Sunday, April — — — Roundup Girl to Mrs the needy children ni " Junior Keep Well Camp. \i it, will he celebrated with Holy Meeting Announced Gross, chairman. All leaders must bring the three dol- Balau, chairman »[ t>. '• Eucharist Ixrth at the Low Mass „ „ . „ will have a container 'and Blessing of Palms at 8 A M »v Democratic irroup lar transportation fee for each girl !:i the deposit of the an 'and at a Choral Mass and sermon1 MENU) PARK TERRACE - attending the Junior Camporee, donated. 1 at 11 A. M. the Intermediate and Mayor Walter Zirpolo, Cowil- May 7. 8, and 9 at Camp Chica- The club has :Senior choirs participating, at St. men John Cassidy and Eugene | garni John's F-piscopal Church, Hoy and Tomasso will speak at a meet- Leaders formally invested and:taining membership 1 roads Girl Scout (ram Hamilton Avenues. Fords, with ing of the Menlo Park Terrace pinned at the March meeting by —'-"•-» Election of officer* the Reverend Leslie W. Hewett1 Democratic Organization, April Mrs. Pederson and Mrs. Merle Inception in 1945. A buffet affair will take place at the V.F.W. Poet Httne, 111 place during the men AND PRESENT TO BE HONORED: The Fords Memorial Port celebrant. The church school will 21. 830 P.M., at School 19. Mr,Adams, field advisor, are Mrs. New Brunswick Avenue, Fords, Tuesday at 8 o'clock. The present band mem- Frank Paytl, chainn... arr Band wfll celebrate Hi Mth aMrtreTiary by <>«Jk.tta« a» _ meet at 9 43 A. M. and the Epis-: Cassidy and Mr. Tomasao are Marie Skokan, Mrs. Carol Stophen, tt» ben invite all past members to stop in and say "hello." nominating commitm in honor of Ul m-sidiiis who have be* members ot tte band copal Vouns Churchmen at 7 P.iboth candidates for Councilmen Mrs.. Ernestinrjiircoiinve DeFalco*,»-» —..-, ,Mrs ._.,--... „ M. starting with Evening Prayer, j in the Fourth Ward. A question Edna Yager, Mrs. Norma Horgan.led the followim; sl.it,. : Holy Eucharist will be celebrat- and answer session will be con-Mrs. Louise Baron, Mrs. Theresa;vice president. Mrs ,],,• ed even, morning at 7:30 A M.. ducted Misak, and Mrs. Rosanne Zambo jray; treasurer. Mrs ii ansen Takes " " —"-• -»«"•!"« plans were — |derson; recording Mm I Robert Reilly. Mrs. i j ginski is club president Design Content [Ernest Nelson, on;i, oy ( HDS — Lee Hansen was the pp secretary. ner of the neckerchief design «Tsaturdav Si AM . to the music of the Ry-For Holy Week test held by Boy Scout Troop th Aires- ^ information The winning design depicted FORDS - Holy Week services) |f{)tll6rS %lit .vout handshake with a "Fa- scheduled at the St. Nicholas' r and Son" theme. He will M. Prayer and Sta- Church of the ByunUne eivo a free week of camping Slated bv PTJ Cimp Cowaw. FORDS - Father' ', . • limner up was Paul Plesarski iHoly Wednesday 6:15 P. M. reci- be observed at the n: : r ~ I an honorable mention went sion to the altac of repose: Friday tation of the Holy Rosary. 7 P. M.ing of School % V \ \ Eugene Antol, Jr. from 12 noon to 3 P. M. Evening stations of the cross; Holy Thurs- Wednesday, April u, • „ ;• udges, all troop committee Prayer and Stations cf the Cross'PT; A to Sponsor day, 9 A. M. liturgy of St. Basil in the all purpose nn mbers, were Harry Gillette, and Saturday at 4 P. M. Holy the Great with Vespers. 7 30 P school. A special prize v.i1. £ph Baux, Eugene Antol, Sr., Sabbath Liturgy. M. special matins and the read given to the class hav.n; • < :r!acl Fazan, Sr. &nd Raymond On Monday. April 12. Boy Scout Benefit Movie ing of the 12 Gospels; Good Friday fathers attending. ink. Eighteen entries were Troop =51 will meet at 7 P. M. FORDS - "Gidwt" will be the9 A. M. Casi Carski - Royal Harrjy _Lun_ d will cone, • imitted without names and and on Wednesday, the acolytes of benefit movie to be sponsored by ,Hours. 7:30 P. M. Great Vespers! n^on the"new m.ith re judged entirely on basic the Order of St. Vincent will re- the Fords Junior High School PTA ]with procession with the Holy and a f_m will a and design. hearse for Easter. Saturday at 1 o'clock in the after- Shroud; Holy Saturday, 9 A. M. louts who participated in the iiron in the school cafeterium. - liturgy of St, Basil the Great i Old sweaters and '..,i- itest were Francis Knautz, ! Tickets for the performance are with Vespers, 8 P. M. special re- needed by the Kiddie K.c;, iphen Baux, Scott Hansen, being distributed by members of surrection matins, 9 p. m. special ABCHTTECT'S DRAWING: Shows *700,009 boilffing to be erected in Holy Sptait Roman CathoUc Route One To Camp, and a reeephcie ui'.l gene Antol, Jr., John Carter, •the student council. Mrs. Clarence blessing of Pascha and Easters Carlock Avetme., Perth Ambo,. near Hopelawn. The building will inciude a combinaUon audgy a available at the meet in i bcrt Boland, Paul Plesnarski, iBridges i* chairman of refresh- baskets. Easter Sunday Masses T and shower and locker room facilities; a cafeteria with fully^ulpped kitchen to serve both the cafeteria and positing these items in i« i lando Figueroa, William Moyle Be Improved ments. will be celebrated at 8:15, 10 andto the camp for the mv.iv Cni 7comS riementary school with eight classrooms, library, principal', office, medical^ room, secretary's d Dennis Clement. Mrs Russell Bizaro, healthlu:15. dren EDISON - The NewJersey - TYf troop meets each Monday office! rtS&TvL. To fman« part of the construction costs, the parish is planning « hid raising campaign with a ml* "" I chairman, anounced that Dr.1 ening from 7 to 9 o'clock at mum goal of $200,000. Rev. Joseph V, Kerr is pastor. ______„ State Highway Department today \ Me of Fords wfll u—>-~ d" - • }eTm]dJCWUI U sO . nr* Hunt w *«.«- '•«- The Floyd Patterson-George EASTER EGG HINT E Woman's Club of Fords head annouced construction crews wul speak on "Cancer" at a parent Chuvalo fight February 1 at Mad- FORDS - An EiUor jarteres. Chinese Auction start early this month on a pro- j education meeting scheduled for ison Square Garden was the rich- will be held for thr M Busy Calendar \Parishioners to Receive ject for improvement of a portion! April 27 at 8.30 p.m. in the caie- est non-title fight in history - the Loyal Order of \l«> 1<.1JI lof Route U S. 1 in Edison Town-|torium. The session will be open $166,423 from the gate and a* es-|Sunday afternoon .it '1 < >th Sholom Plan* to the public. For Peace PTAlPa/m Crosses on Sunday Slated Monday ship timated $600,000 from closed'cir- Emil Beni, chainn.iv sl;i ihnud Class Tuesday The work will be done under a cttit television. Patterson woti a will be free rein*!!. FORDS — A Chinese auction $758 000 contract for widening, re-, Atheist tittboi IO prizes for the winner [SELIN - The next Talmud FORDS - Class mothers of Our 12 round unanimous decision, FORDS — Palm Sunday will, be will be conducted by the Fords, ass of Congregation Beth Sho- Lady of Peace School P. T. A. are celebrated at Our Redeemer Sun- Woman* Democratic Club, MonMon-- j^-^rbVoT^m SSaPlainfield S^KabblS^ Sermon 1Topic opiC n on Jewish civil law ai stated requested to contact members day with worship services at 8:15 Several dad y at 8 P. M. in ththe St NicholasNichNihlo ' northward to the vicinity of, FORDS - Temple Emanu-EI, 76 the Talmud, will be held Mon inwaxa w ux >iLmu> «., i _,,__—»w..P~-»~- . •- regarding attendance at the vari- and 11:00 A. M. Sunday School] Church hallhall , 1515. Second StreeStreet |; Stt near the inter-Pleasant Avenue will hold regular y, 8:30 P. M., with Mr. an nurcn nau, ID. oecuna oireei. Ipjiriee Street near thtne inter-Pleasaninter- rieasamt Avenueavenue, wilwml holHUMd IC&UKregulaUr YOU ARE INVITED ous forthcoming activities of theand Bible Classes will be held at e Route 287.iSabbath evening services tofor rs David Convissor, 51 Presto Ways and means chairmen, Mrs.I .t,ansp «.ntn interstate Route 287.iSabbath evening services toforrow P.T.A. 9:30 A. M. Made by Pack 44 Charles Ramberg and Mrs. Wil- under previous construction night at 8:30. The title of Rabbi )ad, Colonia. harles Bamberg and Mrs Wil- uder previous construction night at 8:30. The title of Rabbi These events include the Re- All those in attendance at the liam Chamberlain, said beautiful s most of Route l from Levenson's sermon will be "The to the S'ew students are welcome to COLONIA - Cub Pack 44 con- gional meeting at the Holy Trinity worship services will receive! game prizes and door prizes will TLntnn tn Edison has been rere- Atheist Rabbi of DetroitD " and will in at any time. A reading vened at the New Dover Metho- Church, Perth Amboy, April 28'j palm crosses as a remembrance be given. Sflt£ ^^Prove d with thh e con-deadl witithh the optiooption "Ca"Can a owledge of Hebrew Is not ne- dist Church, Tuesday with the from 12:30 to 3 o'clock; P.T.A. of that first Palm Sunday when Mrs. Charles DiMauro, Mrs. Action of center barrier, wid- Jew, much less_a Rabbi, be an PREACHING OF THE GOSPEL issary. opening ceremonies conducted by Communion breakfast at the How-the children and parents scattered John Csabai, Mrs. George Mako the Weblos Den. Acting Cubmas- ard Johnson Restaurant on May palm branches along the way and Mrs. Anthony Balint are on 3 Every Sunday Evening • 7:30 ter Cornell noted that Cubmaster uu ims. rtuuwujr o«um tax ou inmi ^ grade separations. • """i_ __ , , ; __, 2; trip to Smithville Inn, Tuesday, when Christ rode into Jerusalem. the refreshment committee. For Ethical Stan Brooke is convalescing after ie refreshment committee. Future construction programs Oneg Shabbat tendered June 1, tickets include transpor- ASSEMBLY HALL 97 Main St., Woodbridge Prescription Service Music for the Palm Sunday ser- his stay in the hospital. No meeting is planned for this ... arrv the improvement of;Women's Bowling League. tation; May IS P.T.A. meeting monthinntli . _ . .. ~ . .1 1 •U«.,,ni, . Call Here vices will be under the direction Route U. S. 1 northward through; "This is the record, that God hath given to us E'lTK initiation of officers, buffet supper Bobcat -ceremony was conducted! A sh)dy &sclQgeA m_t a of Eddie A. JacobsenJaco, accom- Elizabeth and Newark, LIFE . .." (I John 5:11>. by Mr. Cornell and new boys in- pe of sna_ unvtte 23 inches an FORDS PHARMACY - no charge. panied by Mrs. James Beagle. Route U. S. 1 in this area pres-j I Those planning to attend any of ducted were: Eugene De Carlo, St. Cecelia's CYO 550 New Brunswick ATC The prelude is "King of Kings" ently carries two lanes of traffic I the functions are asked to make Christopher Leahyy,, Michael Mil- |by G. O'Hara; the Offertory, "Let Plans Theatre Trip in each direction, northbound and Phone: HI H5tt - Fords reservations with otass mothers ler, Daniel La Rose, Keith Mar- Me Be thine Forever" by J. S. southbound, on concrete pave-| ZOLTAN M. SZALAY R.P., as soon as possible. ceski and Kenneth Marceski. ISELIN - St. Cecelia's CYO roadways are oowj SAMUEL S. KATZ. TJk.CJl. Bach; the Postlude, "The Holy ment. The Awards were presented as fol- Avail jouriell ol out prompt City" by S. Adams. Two anthems will sponsor a trip Sunday to separated by a gras median is-| lows: Wolf badge, Alan Zinbaurer, -up ind dellTCij. fnt pi The perihelion is that point "The Palms" by J. B. Laure and Cinerama, New York City, toI land. in* Hindi-Chine ""1 Anthony Buttitta and Peter Tra- closest to the sun in the orbit of 'Could Jesus Hear the Sounds toj The roadways will be widened j "Could Jesus near me ouuu_3 u,i. -,..,, _ see "The Greatest Story Ever OPEN DA1L1 • AJJ. DO II TM. any member of the solar system. to carry three lanes of traffic in jCome" by L. H. Bristol, Jr. will'berman; Wolf badge and gold and iTold." L:iit!silver arrows, Robert Macko; each direction, the grass median I be offered by the Senior Choir. "- -*™>™ unWt Mackoi The cost of the ticket will in- Wolf and Bear Badges, Mitchel island will be removed and the The sermon will be delivered by clude bus transportation and ad- Bohyack. highways will be separated by :The Rev. Eldon R. Stohs on mission to the theatre. Gold arrow under wolf, Patrick a 32inch high barrier curb. An Olds 88 has everything going for it j "Thine is the Kingdom", the con- A bus will leave St. Oecelia's Attention! WATER SOFTENER OWNERS Scott. Gold arrow under bear, Ro- A left turn jug handle will en- [cluding sermon of the series that parking lot at 12:30 P.M. Mem- bert Hall, lion badge, gold and able northbound Route U. S. 1 has been presented on The Lord's bers may invite guests as long silver arrows: Mark Hodson; One traffic to cross the highway safely i (nutating many of America's most particular car buyers!) SAVE! SAVE! Prayer. The 11 A. M. service will as the limited number of tickets year pin, David Marmorstein, again be broadcast over Radio to reach westbound OH Post Road. Jeffrey Sandier, Jerry Goldberg. are available. Station WCTC 1450 Kilocycles. Two year pins, Raymond Vol- The CYO will hold auditions for I Utah has a statue prohibiting Per The Senior Walther League will ker, Harry Marmorstein, Robert its one-act play, "The Hanging i smoking or possession of tobacco No. 2 $ B«g meet Sunday at 7:00 P. M. A speI- Holt, Glen Fleisher," Alfred Sie- in Cinimin City," Monday at 8 by anyone under 21. ROCK SALT cial voters meeting will also be vers, Stephane Marinorstain and P.M,, in Fatima HalL 2 held on Sunday at 7:00 P. M. toHarry Holt Denner stripes, Ro- On purchases of S bags or more. discuss special emergency busi- bert Chattin, Riohard Feinberg, TANK FILLED AND BAGS LAID NEXT TO ness of the church. Assistant denner stripes, Glenn to give and enjoy lor Easter SOFTENER ON DELIVERY. CALL NOW, Fleisher and Douglas Vogel. SAVE NOW! LI 9-2515 Entertainment was presented by Women Roll Bandages Dens 2 and 4. Den 2 presented a For Leper Colony skit on Mexico while Den 4 en- AUTHORIZED DEALER tered into games with the boys. ISEL1N - The Women's Mis) Displays by all the Dens used sionery 'Council of the Iselin As'the theme of "Mexico — its He- Sentry Water Softeners sembly of God Church made and ritage and Culture". All of the I rolled bandages for the leper displays were interestingly done SALES • SERVICE • SALT} colony in Africa at a meeting ind inducted such exhibits as Thursday at the church. coins, pottery, pueblo house, bull CASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 18th Members also worker on scrap- ring, including toreador and bulls, books made from Christmas cards pictures, stories and boos all re- for hospital patients, lating to Mexico. The gold cap UNIVERSAL SALT SERVICE Mrs. Magne Lohne, president, was awarded to Den 4 and the reported the next meeting has silver cap to Den 1. JIT AND NUT EGG 11 OAK AYE FORDS U 9.2315 been set for May 6 at the church. The planet Jupiter has a new year every 12 earth years, the time it takes the huge planet to orbit the sun. •, DELTA 88 BARRETT INSTALLATION CONIRACTORS kid ii> a Huj».r Kuikat V8- _od UM JUIDOJ to natrh its (»! 1296 ST. GEORGE AVE. AVENEL (por. Lord St.) ME44"]. • DYNAMIC 88 Th« matl popular Olds of all «)„«, on bw-r «*»« «vw *>U» emp M* iy\)»t »1"1 f Jiniirt t»w iaiemn . mid a 4_3Mib_.--Jm:h Sup«r RocU V-1 tbwtunU • HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING 'S • JtTSTAR 88 Hon'l anotlwr Ut 'n' brawny full uu O~ 08 ... ojm|)kU With Miy-ruline 123-inch whwIbuM! iml * |>rio* Uut surli Iwluw ;W inudek with low-prfct iuii>'- Residential • Commercial - Industrial LIQUORS EASTfR BASKET Featuring Gas^ Heat FREE AtSOKTfD CHOCOLATES lib. 6OX $|60 $125 and Air Conditioning Customer Parkli* OLDSMOBILE You cw rel; M BARRETT for eflkieit, depe«d- ablc, cytm-M. Hrriee oa any plumbinj, healis* ilaymond Jackson & Son and ab- wmlllhilli *°rk. Call us tor any MC4- uuim mum -| CRANE | - M> )ob to* M< or IN •—& CAU TODAY ... ME 44811 Penthing at Raiulolpb AUTO SALES, W Rahway Ave., GA8 HfcAT and lisUllatlon Coitraoton> 88 Main Street ME Woodbriage AIR CONDITIONING BARRET! 1286 St. G««., Ave., AVENUL CAR I'KRET (lor Lord HI.) . m Thursday, April R. 19153 PAGE FIVE jNurse Instructs OPENING ...HATE TO BE TODAY! ||G. S. at Meeting] 'Good Grooming Proclamation' ISEUN - Mrs. William WaUh, KEPT a registered nurse, was a special guest at a meeting of Junior Girl Scout Troop 292 In Menlo Park WAITING? Terrace. I Mrs. Walsh instructed the girls in the proper use of the triangular bandage and also on the ftindu- p Here for Fast ln-and-Out Service mentals of first-aid, She compli mented the girls on the troop's first aid kit and answered qvies tions. TRY OUR FAMOUS "DR. BROKER" Susan Van Edsinga attended the ll™ BEVERAGES 170* I r ' ClM | for a Queer International Night held at St. 11 LAROK BOTTLM Cecelia's School by several Junior Girl Scout Troops. She reported: ALSO OUR "DR. BROWN'S" SUGAR FREE "The costumes were beautiful; the DIETETIC SLIM RAY 195' and her royal GARDENS traditional dances of the many 12 LAROB BOTTLES ._.. '• CtCtK countries represented were ex OR OUt KVKR POPULAR St. Georges Avenue rellent, and the food from each •WEBCO" BEVERAGES family, too! country was delicious." 12 LAROK BOTTLES " Cue Colonia, New Jersey Ten of the troop members and 'Pill* Depo-t - Plck«d Up At Th« Pj4nt their mothers attended the annual mother - daughter Communion 4Rm(lBr.) $ breakfast in St. Cecelia's cafete- Your Favorite Bock Beer Is Back! 20 ria. r.OVEKNOR lUir.HES PROCLAIMS AVRII. 17 AS GOOD GROOM- The troop held its first over ING WEEK — I'iciuml nhovr: nr«» rp[ircBenlalivr« of tlic New Jersey Laundry 5Rm(2Br.) $ camping trip last week WEBCO SODA Nckrd Up At Warthouae Onl7 and Cleaning Inptitnle acocptinf! official "Good Grooming Wrck" proclamation 50 end at Camp Blde-A-While in from Governor Kirliard J. Huilies. Standing left to right arc: Paul H. Plough Jr., (Including heal, hoi water, air condition- Ciu IS True Fruit Flavors and Roosevelt Park. Food and supplies Matthew F. Hcardon, Governor Hughes, T. Rodney Crowley, Benjamin Foster Jr^ ing and parking.) were purchased by Doris Dem 1.35 and Louis II. Hnvilnnd, chak, Audrey Heinie, Debra Hill, • indivlduilly-tMtrollid hut. • WtlBILI Will Oven, Counter Dawn Parker, assisted by Mrs. PLANNING A PARTY? MR..HAVILAND, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE MOREY LA RUE Fedorscak, co-leader. Accom T • Dfinutlc whlti brick titerior, Range. CONSULT US - WERE EXPERTS LAUNDRY <'O., frpressed appreciation for Governor Hughes' cooperation all the • WESTINGHOUSERtfrigenlorFrHitr panylng the troop were Mrs. Don- • Piiviti pool, Mnnii tourti, ald Maguire. Mrs. Mengani. Sen- Beer U Kegi - Cooler*, Etc,, On Hand At All Times "in helping w make people aware of the important fact that they not only luxury recreition ijl* • Gemroui clouts, and Kitchen ior Girl Scouts Kathy Graha, Eli- feel better, hut that they also do better when they look better." » Balcony or Pitio off MchlMng room. ctblMls, counter ipace. zabeth McKonc, and Shirley Yu- trimmings! • FEDDERS air conditioning. • Ceramic till baths. ;hasz and leaders, Mrs. Dorothy DICK WHALEN, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF THE NEW JERSEY • SepinHUundnfiftditonji room*. • Ample ofl-strtet parking. Van Edsinga, and Mrs. Fedorscak. BEVERAGES UNLIMITED INSTITUTE, ii upearheading the endeavors of the Mate's dry cleaning "Dlftribaton of Pint Beer, Alet and Trat Fruit Bereragei" industry in cooperating with the National Institute of Drycleaning which ii Pin ...within walking distance of schools, shopping, houses of worship, California's San Bernardino •ponsoring "Good Grooming Week" throughout the nation. local and ixprass busts to Newark and Manhattan stop at your doorstep. County is so large It could hold PU 8-5224 combined areas of Delaware, 366 St. George Avenue Rahway Directions: From Perth Amboy: Route 9 to Route 35 (St. Massachusetts, New Jersey and DaUj I • 1:M - Friday and Saturday I: »;M Georges Ave.); turn right for one mile to Queen Gardens. Rhode Island. From Carteret: Roosevelt Avenue to Hahway Avenue, Wood bridge; turn left at light to Green Street; right to Amboy California's commercial haul of HI 2-4444 Avenue (Route 35) two miles to Queen Gardens. the abalone. a giant mollusk, Model Apartment Phone: 381-9601 amounts to 4 million pounds an- nually. 4 ways for you to get WIN money! WAYSIDE /We recommend^ as\ FURNITURE \ the only sure way. / BROS• SHOP the boss's daughter. better mouse trap. *j Buy a printing press. expansion M »• SALE New Jersey's largest small store is getting larger ... the hammers have been put aw^y, the paint it almost dry and presto, a whole new floor of modern and contemporary furniture has been added. To make room for this addition, many floor sample, one-of-a-kind, discontinued and slightly shop-worn pieces have been dramatically reduced ... as the partial listing *4 Visit the friendly First Bank and Trust loan department. below illustrates. Thens are hundreds of additional items not listed ... all are sold on a first-come, no hold basis. For the best selection come early . . . your neighbor will.

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Kf«hl«r, 2 Pc. Hudboard, llu« Vknlk , $30* Simmoni, Hidt-a-btd Lowion, .'"• 6>oni« Tom, 3 Pc Gold/Copp«r • le-, 30-1.40" tabl»__ C.nlgrr, Madtrn Hllock Choft, > Wulii (inch, 159 Avocado Oak StyU TrncJItional lawwn Sa(o and • Wak.ti.ld, Mod«rn Matthino Choir, GfMn- 499 - .ici.r. Bid Twiid Hawtll Dlnarla, Lorg* Tabl» jniul Solid Chtrry. and 4 Chalfi r- 1J9 \t\ 9 Pci H.ywood Wak.ll.ld, Or..n -1* I :i!y Amtricon, Dstorattd Ischtlor'i Ch.il— 179 ' :- :' -1' or Cloii ^•nniylvanlQ Houit, Colonial •f; '•'' 1' KJ Ch.try Lowion Sofo, P.nimmon 389 269 ••••."I I -..n.i Need money lant, Msdwn Oilid Walnut •••' 6 Cuihion Loungi Sofa, ltd room S«r, 1 Pc» 7t» j((11 i 'j-t«n Brocoda Jam.ilown louna., Dtc^ralor for any worthwhile purpose? '*' 'l;'jf lintagi, Contimporary Chair*, Blu. V.lvtl —— 129 '•"•tj. Choir, Oold Dr.x.l, Italian ConUmporory »v-™i Wuktilild, Mtxfem Twill S^op in at one of our many Cominod., Morbl. 109 ''•'"••J (lioir , Crown Colony, Mahogany ''•'••' ""IU, lltlian Provincial, 219 169 Gov.rnor Wlntl^rop Dtlk____ convenient locations. Dr.».l, 6 Cuihlen Conlimporory '' •-'ll R°M Midlltrronnn Sofa, Rid and black. 429 "'••>! Fiom.d Sola, Malon You'll get a quick decision and Willlomi, WMth.rwl r«on, ''"'•••'• of M,ban..F,,nth 199 Wat.r l.nch 119 8..i,ou,,,, 7 Pc, African T.ak_ jDavU, Country Provincial, 9 Pc Dining; 1 one-day service (or sooner). '"•« Colon,, Mahognny, Tall 5.1, Frultwood and Whttt . 1195 719 * "• Batrulor'i Chtil Dr.x.l, Contemporary, S Pc l"0".n, Mod.rn Walnut Dining _ 799 J Dining 5.1, Round Tabl. "'. » V.ry lo,,# f|ici|^ Irandt, Mahogany Cocktail will"imi, Ha,v..t Tablt, 34 ;"•! Tabl*, Traditional f"i™l Oal SlyU ^. Avanl, Modtrn Tuf ltd Jock Chair, 129 69 Wood Trim, Rt Ticking Vtrvt, Modtrn Walnut and D'"«l. Cpnltmpotory Dining $#», 199 79 Roiowood «uff.t nTRUST COMPANY* -'* High l«|, Can, Choir., 9 P,, fit Bank Fr.ntfi Provincial, Pull d lh ^" ^ko')r, Colonial tow-bock Sofa, Sli.d Frultwood Htadboard—____— 119 39 1 Wln f- 9, C»ppM__, JI9 Colofllol, Solid Wild i Hauu, Solid 179 63 Chorry Sld.boord ____ , J Prtndt Provincial, 4 Pc Itdroom Sit, 599 5 With Marti. Nit* Tabl.L "'l. t,n MIMMR «O1RAL 0IPC»IT INiUKANtI C0aM«ATIM Dr.Ktl, Corr.lqlud Udroom Grouping for loyi' Room, Cont*mpotary___, 499 lni~~ A-llqu., Whit. SIMMONS, SHIFMAN AND INOUNDW OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. at MATTRHS AND BOX SPRING SETS S HIGHWAY 1 at ST. GEORGES AVI. TWIN, FUU OR QUEEN SIZE... OFFKE AVENEL40L0NU OFFKC MEUN OfME AVENEl, N. J. INCREDIBLY REDUCED Stntt 1W9 St. Gwrg* Avinu. mm****,. M FOURS OFFICE FIRTH MM0T QFFKf 30-60-90 DAY CHARGE OR - SAU PMCII MENU. OFFICE BUDGET TERMS '49 i # GAS POISON What's Past Is Past ilir (Cartprrt letters to Editor Twenty-five years ago, a local constructioni company rilll it would put i'Ptw o different models of new hoincs in -\\. , Published Weekly On Thursdav By March 31, l(*W co$ 0[ the homes, with two bodrooms. large living m,,,,, Editor. and bath, was $2.fi75 and J2.790. NORTH JERSEY PUBLISHING. INC £ Independent-Leader. Since when is a pifkle sales- In t9Sn fp(,eral slate and \WB\ officials instiUitpd ,,„ Lawrence F Campion, Publisher 6S1 Roosevelt Ave. 1 behalf of residents in Colonia who complained hiti'l'."'' 20 Green Street Harry P. Frank, Associate Publisher ... le hazards being created by the Big Inch pipeline ,-' Woodbndw. N. J. Carteret, N. J. Tel; Kl 1-5600 by the state statutes, mrnr- ••• rom TeMS A series of Pxpinsjon5 a|ong the ,, ' ."T •'" Tel: ME ••1111 l slums of Mexico capable of dninc the much ado about nothing. Board of Education-Win need of **••• Soy is a member. a code of ethics was a political '°ur ago . l-ast summer and rhust have htip move aimed at discrediting the '''' from the west —™ M of bombers in Viet Nam should in- c today. pledge to enunciate his fis- A resolution is pending in th- State House Annex and the new .ileced "news article" he for- o « < - Honesty is ment of Agriculture iv; evitably lead to their carrying nuclear cal policies in the four years Legislature proposing an amend-State Department of Education -etfullv or neglectfully -(or was it ™ w™ pom.when with Wallace put his bimn'ili, Frightening and insidious as it was, Revenue Service."!to use as fe?d bombs. ahe-id A similar pledge will also ment to the Statc Constitution to Building completing the complex nurposely?' did not mention that iwever, after the first shock, gas be-inserted in the IMS Democrat- pave the way for a State lottery, of State Buildings on West State the Roard has no such code* All j.some to neighhurv it, As one British columnist, Bernardj .^^j^™ whorTconvention dek- A satement'attached to the ra- Street, bediming with the State the Mayor did was suggest that SEBAKA, MINN.. REVIEW: more locally for nun oved to be an extremely limited brought against Wall;,,, Levin, recently pointed out, What we! ^ convene" in accordance with olution claims that "throughout re- House and running to Calhoun under 'the «^»n«s: J h P ^•u^.^ .^ri^ a"dfu.S. District Conn ,„ uipon. It was often as dangerous to' 9 M h | £ attacker as to the attacked. toe *. I. to .ate the Hrst ^pi^^*,*,.,- • + -^"g^—.'£*£'*« t-» i- ^!S^aSSj^,ffli?Sj« «»-»** » toward waging a war that does not of Wallace E surely did not compare to the The rejuvenated phtform poli- ™**™ "* Rambling instinct stories, thi-e above ground and Ckih Present. Ed Casey, evented person who is required kill. , !cv1'declarerti"ar'as''a1"iTiatter"<)f in many of tt)eil' citizens and two below. This building is bring- suggested that another clause be'employ lev declares that as a matter of hav •"e ™Wturne< t« ft0 |h«r «t™ns and two below_ This ! achine gun, which cut down tens: v war is a Dractieal busi-ihonestv and r»atism lthe Demom - 'nlteries as a ing together all of the sen ices idded tn the code - a standard;pay these Social Security taxes 1, war is a practical DUSI honisty ^.,a»srn. ^^ ^ sft(lrce of revemo, lotteries as ao fin thg etogethe state r Ubrar>all . whicn has:(or Moral Conduct. This same sug- to the person employed and January . . IV.ilki. >en tens upon tens of thousands of 1 ness. Its immediate goal is to force In Colonial days in New Jersey been growing, by leaps and »eslinn had been made earlier by;is true even if the aged person fine plu> si niio during four years of stalemate . adopt a rigid and inflexible tax j redeemed his fanu p. r, -n your, will upon your opponent. thatVntwouldDlacrit wouia place t^ and elsewhere lawmakers and of-bounds since its reorj;anuation in,the club's "special emissary onl 400 miles of No Man's Land. 'established and operated!W5. 'these codes. Mrs. Shirley Fried- he finally -eali/ci Through the ages ttiat has been done officials ^noVaTand life in these I'nitnl M:I|I. \ for many purposes in-: For the first time, through th? man but nothing seems to have Yet it was not the machine gun, nor most efficiently by killing or maiming a fanner may not f.ii land without tin- if- equally deadly submarine nor any 6r starving him. no man can -•»• u"«Kes. docks, canals, turn-1 beautiful building, the State will Bested addition. It was also noted \ For The Birds oikes. poor relW and government bo able to put on exhibit some of 'bat Mr. Friedman - as did Mr. ^ telling him what to d iier weapon that was outlawed Since we seem unable to abolish war By Farrts S. Swackhamer in truth, few people u However the Democratic Party-buildings, the resolution sets'its most valuable documents, in- Casey the night before neglected, tor World War I, but gas. The Gen- itself, if new means could be devised will reiterate its continued oppo- fortn I{ further insists the prac-jeluding its three Slat.? Constitu- or aSain. was it purt»seful?) toj) Professor —ooo— tice was a Protocol of 1925 extended this to temporarily incapacitate an enemy sition to anv form of personal in- continued by various tions. the Slates official copy of refer to the subject of moral eon- BEDFORD. 1M) stat ; AM m hls Union Junior College MAIL: "We came ;iw ohibition to all "bacteriological come or general sales tax unl2ss e legislatures until almost the Bill of Riyhts and other dm u- lon«-winded tirade | instead of destroy him, and if they ne end Crutord, New Jertej leadership forum m it becomes clearly and irrevocab-j' °' nineteenth century.'ments of great historic sipnifi- laainst the Mayor! Klhods of warfare." could be made more practical than —ooo— i cance. If Mr. Friedman's own "charge" Chamber of Commcn ly necessary' to the maintenance* and his own request for a new' the thousht thai l>u A cynic might conclude that gas JAWS- New Jersey's bullets and bombs and fire, would this of services esssntial to a modern NEW code by the Council are not poli- Someone has said that if a industrial leaders and progressive State. Legislature achieved a ten year PENSIONS.-State troopers will as abolished not because it was in- not be a boon? tical. continUe t0 person knows only three birds,':mUst play a far fir State Senator Wayne Dumont,i record in the number of bills eccive larger pensions in the fu- , „ , ,,„„ » ,,111 h th m TWidU»J1 :• . , . . ... , , , noiKtn request anv code at all for one nof tKttem will bne thDe crow. This; political matters if i a Republican candidate for Gov-pass-d and transformed into law lure, but will be required to pay (h(, Board wh;cl( (s c]ear|j. jn ust of the birds name jn mimy|is iong ,0 reniilin ., Commission To Iron Out Inter - Government Kinks ernorship approved by a Republi-'by the signature of the Governor, mure for them, under a bill pass- ^.^ |)w(), ,( js pn^ihle* th;it phrases in the American vernacu-i nation After lisin can Party screening committee, The legislature passed 364 bills mg through the Legislature. ^ur Mswer ,jes jn {hf j(e wide. )ar \Ve speak of direction "as! to speaker after < has long advocated a sales tax. during the six month session, and The Senate has pass«l a hill spread • rumor—backed up by in- the crow flius,- "•• o •f the height of came more conviiinl The old, familiar school book pic- 10 formed sources — that he is in- ignominy as "eating crow," of. that our prival" eim-- «j- o •• i SenatoHis probablr Charlee sprimar W Sandmay ppponentn ,Ir, osignef thids 29numbe4 intor laGovernow The rGoverno Hughesr placande sen tht cit Stat toe th Policc Assemble y JIT of America's federal system as a terested in ending his pickle- sel- familiarity is attested to by the'tern and individual >:.' the permanent Advisory Commission\' ^^^ . bills, of which -3 system on J sound basis and lib- oat pyramid of national, state and Cm May wil| oppose Dumont v stoefi 7n ling career in exchange for a laughter's wrinkles around the incentive are headed : on Intergovernmental Relations. Com-! anti-new tax platform. were absolute ami 27 were con- eralize benefits at an estimated nice-paying position with the eye as "crow's feet." of the high- So we asked this tp•• nrisine- 26 members renresentinff the;a n "Mo political party dare ask ditional. He also filed 17 bills i cost of $6,200,000 a year ical governments, each 'doing effic- piisng 2b members representing tne,^ P« ^ >( ^ ^ ^ SUQ Uhr;^ wi(hout hjs sjg Troopers wou]d ^ ^^ (o iame Board of Education" est spot on a ship as the "crow's distinguished panel II •lUly its assigned job in the federal public, the Congress and Executive: J , , nature, which is known as a pay 6 per cent of salaries intn Sincerely yours. nest." and even of "Old Crow." com? a nation ol ^ wjth ut comp]etc acceptanc o of Crows nav! bctn lne y.'rtem, may be somewhat out of focus branch of the Federal Government,)and a determination to meet the Docket veto. the new pension fund instead of FRANCIS J. FORD " favorites led." as opposed in .. 5:» Watson Avenue, of manv naturalists. John Bur-ipeople capable of ii gainst tl^e background of today's the states, counties and municipal- state's needs in the fields of edu- This year may produce another the present 4 per cent. A Stat? rou n cation, mass transportation on record in lawmaking. Up to ths policeman could retire at age 55 Woodbridge, New Jersey g * writes of him. "The crow acting for thenw-lw .-or Id. ! ' may not have the sweet voice the sheep so mm:. ities, the Advisory Commission has rail and highway, the decent care Dresent time 264 bills have been with 25 years service with a re- March 31, 1965 whkh the (ox in hu flattery at- thinkers that then Reports showing that total spend- wouiissueud moruiuice nann u3u0 uuuijjiciiciioivcomprehensivec reic-iu- oif thmee State'oldies wardswarus, laIUWw enforce-introduceeiiiuife-•mmniuttud imn thmee StatJIOICe SenatJKHUICe tiremen""»'"«t allowancunu^aime. uoif hali f hinus ioto- -f^itor 1 r mn[ ef(i ient UU tributed to him but he has a of slowing or stoT'i -' DOrts These covered manv rjhases Ot\ - ? administration and and 628 in the General Assembly, tal final comp-insiition. including independent-l^ader 11* by all levels of government has al- poris. inese coveiea many pnases.oi^ ^ ^ other ^ ^ S(a(e ^ pace of passlng bj]ls has S(llar). plus maintenant.e On behalf of t good, strong, native speech nev-to socialistic Rover• nqpt tripled in the past 15 years to governmental operation and finance ^ ^.,,... «. the Middlesex ertheless Him muih character —«Oft~ governmental Operation and Iinancelmus, nl;lv in an nrcani7«i anriibeen brisk in both houses this The old StatStatee PolicPolicee RetireRetire- -r^.._... r...»u..coache.s ..Association. . Inc., there is in it! How much thrift : Counly LISBON, 2Q3 billion reflect a picture" pf«mush- and have recommended numerous im- civilized society," claims the 1961 vear and before the regular busi- ment and Benevolent Fund would wc wou|<] |ike ^ extend our and independence' Of course-his N.n •< taming governmental functions and provements designed to ness session is over in May or he abolished and a new State Po-!tnani(S Io you (or tne fine cover- plumage is firm, his color decid- r_.._ iJune. several hundred bills are'ice Retirement System set up,;a(,e affor(jt(| us jn Mt recent ed. his wit quick He understands Z viyonsibilities, polrtts out the New the state and local government role during his campaign for Cover-expected to be awaiting the sig- under plans of the Legislature. ' jMCCA Basketball Tournament., you at once and tells you e that h'tjey Taxpayers Association. in the federal system. nor this summer and fall. mature of the Governor. ,—000— | We feel that we owe a larg.? am-'Hardy, happy outlaw, the JERSEY The division of responsibility be- The most recent Sixth Annual Re- —000— —ooo— JIGSAW :- ; a ag? am y, ppy outlaw, the crow,;^ Q{ cours.. The Richard J. Hughes sayGovernos if r ount of our success to this cover- how I lov° him: Alert, social, re-'ernment nnd STATE LOTTERY:- New Jer- CULTURM. CENTER:- publican, always able to look out: w^id"'be 'exempt rwken the states and the national port of the Commission shows, among sey isnot likety"to have a State New Jersey Cultural Center is legislature takes some actioif n thtoe ageWith, the continued effort we fopublicar himselfn ,alwa noty afrai bd l otf thle ktol d tadvertisine "one government has been a continuing, other areas of intergovernmental re- for many years. ,---„ , mm Si ale . - •• 1 being occupied near the State ™ _*\* ' t railroad passes, hope to make the MCCA Tourna and the ^now, fishing when flesh ,ai units wwl|d •sometimes painful, point of debate lationships, continued attention to 'Governor Richard J. Hughes House and is the prifc of the h? would consider signing such a ment a yearly event is scarce and stealing when other jj 'ind th-1 GOP Legislature havejState Government and the City of "ill ... The Legislature is de- Sincerely,. b a resources fail the crow is a char-!^m,_ and ,h?re|ll,, sinte establishment of the Republic, g bill exempting persons Frank Capraro acter I would not willingly miss Mcred prjIK,ip|c 0[ ,. AfSer World War II, Congress moved These Have tripled in the past ten'• official gambling, although New The Center (our over 55 from any obligation to Recording Secretary comp from the landscape. I low to see is the unrestrid(1| • to probe the jungle-like growth of gov- support their grandchildre r n . . his track in the snow or the mud years covering many new areas of gov- A movement is expected «o start Editor: speech, religion w' and his graceful pedestrianism truth, legitimate a ernment nurtured by succeeding in- ernmental activity. The Commission's in the legislative halls soon to alJlndependent-Uader about the brown fields ternational and domestic crises. Rec- proposals are being translated into low municipalities to recruit po- Once agfin the merchants of| Unfortunately, the crow has ajvsnt to all these fr< licemen from any place 'in the!our town h^ive stepped forward to questionable record as far as his ommendations of the First Hoover legislation before Congress designed, 1 State ... A bill cracking down illustrate ia community spirit relations to human interest^ ar-f Commission ted to the "Kestnbaum to. "strengthen intergovernmental re-; on people who resist police matfiwhieh singles them out for com- concerned. No bird has been the' Commission" which conducted the lations by improving cooperation andj ing an arrest is being considered!mendation "Tie merchants we subject of more controversy and ;in tlK Legislature The Gen-speak of at this time are: none of our birds has been more most comprehensive review of inter- the coordination of federally aided eral Assembly has passed a bill' Christensen's Department Store, violently persecuted by man But: TO governmental relations since adoption activities between the Federal, state oroviding that anyone restrained The Cookie Jar, F. W. Woolworth the crow, one of the sliest of crea-' ol the Constitution. and local levels of government," ac- from selling a publication on Company, The LaMode Hainlres-i tures. has continually outwitted grounds that it is obscene is sers, Sullivan's Bakery, The Vic-! his human adversary and multi- INVESTOK Following extended study of the re- . cording to its sponsors. «|itled to a trial within 2* hours torian Gift Shop. plied despite shooting bombing . .; . Motor vehicl- accidents took The owners, and the sales force and other diverse nwthodB of irfjre lives last February than of these stores, have given space destruction, any other similar month in the and,time to promoting the sale of (Continued on PaBp ifil Foot in Mouth Again history of New Jersey when 88 our i cook book AN HISTORICAL ----- .T.L nersons were killed . Assem-! SAMPLER 1664 • 1964 - WHAT'Si161"8 f°r to had the highest average in WrlH twrn llMrary Agmcy. I4t home li- Viscario, PTA president. Mi(h 'ark Avinvt. Dut P. M, llcal groups will pnrtlri- TV* first place team consists of the league with 142 TwMt* », Cwwfe, pate In the study of the Bibtp .ind the Watch Tower Bible Journal on lesson Part II, Whn win he resurrected from the den*1" 1 FOR LENT On Tueslay. 8 P. M. the rmilnr Bible study center* will be con- ducted at 9 Grand Avenue and m Wood Avenue, Iselln. and 17ft Kar- fas Avenue, WoodbridRc. These' groups will study the Bible and the textboof, "Babylon the Great mm Has Fallen - Cod's Kingdom WHOLESALE and RETAIL Rules". DEUVERY-ME4-0743 Tonight at 7:25 the ministry REE school will be held at Kingdom AS YOU Hall with the ministry develop-' FRIED FISH merit course scheduled 8:30. LIKE THEM! To Take Oat Even John B. Dufner. minister of WEDNESDAY * FRIDAY Metuchen East Congregation of POP CAN COOK, TOO: Above are some of the members of the Woodhrldgi' (.Inns Club at work In Phone la Your Order Jehovah's Witnesses advised "One the kitchen of the Knights of Columbus auditorium prepnrinK hot dikes (or the Lions' pan- beliclout Homc-Mtde date in 1965 the Founder of cake breakfast Sunday. Approximately 700 person* were srrvnl—and that's a lot nl pancakes. Left Christianity has instructed all his to right, Dr. Albert Rlchman, Andrew Muska, Kenneth Mantz, Lions deputy governor; Edward faithful followers to observe. This; Gillian, Irwln llundert and Wilter Rudennan. CLAM CHOWDER is the anniversary of his d«ath on To Take Oat the fourteenth day of the first, TUESDAY thn FRIDAY month of the Bible's sacred cal- POTATO SALAD endar known as Nisan. This year Mass Schedule that day begins at sundown of ISELIN PERSONALS i COLE SLAW FRESH SHRIMP Friday. April !« On that night Cleaned and Cookfd For Jesus commanded his followers to Listed at Iselin I ,,..,i.i. ihru Saturday Yoa on 2 • Hoar Nttlrt hold the sacred evening menl that ISELIN - Masses tomorrow n, ni.ry Daily In Woodbrtd|» Prop*t - he then set up, to remind them Alice CulhberUoti lend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George be said at St. Cecelia's each year of how he Inid down 1606 Ook Tree Road |Maxwell, Charles Street. Church at 6:30 and 8:00 A. M. HANDERHAN'S his earthly body and shed his Iselln, New Jersey -Robert C. Scank, Lincoln High-j The final Stations of the Cross blood (or us. «,«« SEA FOOD MARKET A fitting celebration has thus AMERICA'S FINEST CUSTOM-FINISHED SHIRT LAUNDERING , ,)„• »iHHlhrid|t« Area For Over 10 Yean" -John Finks, son of Mr. and,and Maureen, Oak Tree ltoad, ,t "S « A u t^ been planned, April lfi, 7:45 P. M. Mrs. Ben Finks, Block Avenue,1 • • • - • ...... !•"• ' (lnu » ft m lne AT AMERICA'S LOWEST PRICE—Undoubtedly, this Is the perfect I, M.iin Sinrt ^Vunl"ibop"" Woodhridge at Kingdom Hall and all are in- combination for thrifty, quality-conscious homemakers. AND ITS after the 8 o'clock Mass. Con- FRANK BOPP, Proprietor vited to attend. Mr. Dufner an- Friday, at a family party. YOURS RIGHT NOW AT MOREY LA RUE'S CONVENIENT nounced. [Council, Knights of Columbus, will fessions will be held Saturday WOODBRIDGE STORE! sons of Mr. and Mrs. Richard from 3:30 to 5:30, and from 7 toi tonight. Kimball, Woodbridge, were week- 9 P. M. -Members of Boy Scout Troop, Palm Sunday Masses will be| 47 will meet Thursday. 7:30 to 9(said at 6:30, 7:15, 8:00. 8:45, 9:45.1 Complete FAMILY LAUNDERING SERVICE P. M. at the First Presbyterian| io:3O. 11:15, and noon in the Up- FOR CONVENIENT, DEPENDABLE ROUTEMAN SERVICE Church, Oak Tree Road. |per Church; 9:15. 10:00, 10:45, DIRECT TO YOUR HOME Hand Decorated! —Bingo games will be held at 11:30, and noon in the Lower Phone EL 2-5000 or HI 2-6161 Beth Sholom Auditorium, 90 Coop- Church, Lourdes and Fatima Hall. cr Avenue, tonight at 7:30. Palms will be blessed before the M A M -Explorer Post 47 will meet ^ - ' Mass and will be tonight. 7:30 in the First Presby distributed at the beginning of DISCOUNT tcrian Churchh . The Continuous Novena to St -The Christ s Ambassndore of Jude Patron o( Hopeless Cases CARDS Mm Assembly of God Church, and the Novena to Our Lady of will meet tomorrow 7:30 PH., at the Miracuious Medai will ^ held Ihe church, 48 Berkeley Blvd. The Wedncgday evenillgi 7:30 p M GET JfOUR FREE DISCOUNT CARDS FROM ANY MOREY LaRUE Bible Crusaders, junior youth, will; ROUTE SALESMAN OR AT ANY MOREY LaRUE QUALITY STORE! meet from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m., at'1 The U. S. Treasury Department; Use one FREE DISCOUNT CARD ... get ANOTHER . . . then AN- the Parsonage, 184 Cooper Ave. was organised on September 2, OTHER — no limit! Enjoy America's Finest Quality Laundering And —Religious instructions for pub- 1789. with Alexander Hamilton as Dry Cleaning While Saving More Than Ever Before! lic school children in grades two the first secretary. through eight will be given Satur- Easter Eggs day, 9:30 A .M.. at St. Cecelia's ting to be held this Monday, 8 with beautiful designs ind col- School. P. M., at the school. Election off Installation on. Notwotlikt, Sugar-coated —The Middlesex County Coin officer, ,,.s will b„,e ,held , . , . .. hl RI i Club will hold its convention1,^ oft!c.ers w!!ltake place at the May 17 meeting. •lie Piich Saturday. April 10, in A. M. to 10 P. M. in St. Cecelia's cafeteria -A meeting of the Raritan Val- ley Unit of New Jersey Associa- CLOSEOUTS! D*wns o( Otktr Bariot and Fatima Hall, Admission is free. tion for Retailed Children has Easter Treats, Too! been set for Monday, 8 P. M., at —Richard Cuthbertson, son of 1 BMHiV KITCHENS • UWINO IOOMS • I»*OOM» 114 New Street, New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Cuther- . UININ& ROOMS. lPI»a»» bring ywr n*m «hw). son. Oak Tree Road, a member of -The VFW Post 2636 Drill Boy Scout Troop 47, was present Team will meet Monday, 7:30 P. M. at the Post Hall, Route 27. Large Selection ed the Ad Altare Dei Cross, Sun- VINYL day, at St. Mary's Cathedral, —A general staff meeting of St.' Trenton, by the Most Reverend Library will be held LAUNDERERS • CLEANERS LATEX George W. Ahr. STD, Bishop of Trenton, at a Court of Honor at —Mrs. Thomas Boffen, presi-, 116-B MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE which 219 boy scouts of the Dio- dent of the Mothers' Club of Boy! ONE OF AMERICA'S BIGGEST cese of Trenton received the Cath- Scout Troop 47, announced a AND BEST Servin New Jerse olic Buy Scout medal. meeting will be held Wednesday, SALES — e yi Easter Cards 8 P. M., at the First Presbyterian; —The children of all Religious Church, Oak Tree Road. All New York and Pennsylvania! School classes are invited to at- and mothers are requested to turn in OUTLETS For Additional Store and Route Information tend Congregation Beth ShoWs the quarter booster sheets and all Kindly Check Your Telephone Directory. Model Seder Sunday, in the Tem- monies at that meeting. 0 Plush Animals ple, 90 Cooper Avenue. j —Members of St. Cecelia's C, 4.96 Vain Y. O. is sponsoring a trip to Ci- nerama. New York City, to see PUBLIX "The Greatest Story Ever Told". Sunday. The cost of the ticket PHARMACY includes transportation and admis- sion. Buses will leave the church 91 Main Street parking lot at 12:30 P. M. VINYL CLOTH 4-COLOR WOODBRIDGE —The executive board of the Open Eves, 'til 10 PTA of Kennedy Park School WALL CLOTHING Open 8nnday met Monday at the school to plan • «J Kolli at PMNT for the general membership meet- Up! SYSTEMS t W« hav« th« moit Extonilva Color Matching Just a Reminder Machine* • Swp«r K.m-Ton., K.m-Glo, Outer* Boy Color OalUry . WINGS MADE ON 0. LADDER • Pratt and lamb.rt • Coloriior Paint Finish.. 1EF0RE THE 15th OF Wi match color lor all typw of inHrtor SALE! and wrttrior^^ MY MONTH RECEIVES LOW LOW PRICES Discontinued On Top Quality DIVIDENDS FROM THE Aluminum & Wood PAINT COLORS STEP LADbERS and EXTENSION (Shown Above; T(»e Charming Chalet-Styled Bi-I^vel) LADDERS i READY NOW!... Luxurious Custom Built Homes, from ONLY $22,990 AiD EARN AT OUR NEW DIVIDEND CHALET VILLAGE, SAYREVILLE PAINT HEADQUARTER* FOR CHOOSE FROM 4 EXCITINGLY NEW MODELS! Per These Superb Homes OffrfYoii OVERSIZE RANCH: Presenting a new concept in •DUTCHBOY •DUPONT •LUCAS Amuim (Antldpnted) ranch design! Features a spacious living room, full . * PRATT & LAMBERT • COLORIZER A Rare Combination of Beauty,. basement and garage. CHALET-STYLED BI-LEVEL: 3 large bedrooms, 2 •STEAMERS AND FLOOR SANDERS FOR Comfort, Convenience, Economy full baths, finished recreation room. Ultramodern * kitchen, with breakfast room. Formal diniitg room, . And Pride of Ownership] impressive living room.

the Bertagna Agency proudly pttisents ^ COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL; 3 ge*erously-siied bed- • LAGE, SAYREV1LU:. These lovely CUSTOM BUILT rooms, large kitchen with breakfast room, formal ,. CAU HI M770 fOI FURTHIR . homes'offer you everything you desire thrilling design, dining room, lovely living room. Finished rec room, DIMM OR VISIT ONI OP OUI generously proportioned rooms, quality materials, V-i baths, full basement. THKtl CONVENIENT OFFICES skilled craftsmanship .extra-size property, fully im- proved, and low taxes. . . and all this within literally CONTEMPORARY BI-LEVEL: 4 delightful bedrooms, •, vospm minutes of schools, shopping, transportation. You -an formal dining room, huge living room, advance design, i '.ONS purchase the home of your choice with a very modest kitchen. Finished r*c room, 1H bathi. FIRST SAVINGS down payment and liberal terms. AMD LOW AUQCUXK* OT mrW AMWT The Bertagna Agency cordially invites you to THE BERTAGNA AGENCY ; ilrssi ay w«w «* WALLPAPER come or call for an appointment to IIK'WI. EXECUTIVE OFFICES: NftTH AMBOY WOODBRIDGE IDIiON CHALET VILLAGE. We suggest you do tljis 5* ST. Cor. ELIZABETH AVE., ELIZABETH - OPIN THURSDAY TIL 9 m si*» »(••• i» *mb°v Avinu* • '*° Amboy AVin soon there are only » of these superb homes Lett I. S. Rt. 1 Woodbridge All Oftitei Oiihy, 9 10 *; S»IUK)«V! ' u> 1J no0"- MK 15800 "Wheit t'li^t in ihr iiiimr "• '»" You." (KB.) - Cartnr-i Thursday. April R, 19B5 v,\c,v FTOHT

Ciiihohi1 i.'inn-ell ol the Byzantine n l>nnocn,,s ^ ^^^ S(,f0|1(| Rite, Perth Amboy. J . or a e!: s x <0 Surviving are her husband, Wil- I'.OStrr FJHK HllUl ' ? ' twelve. All Sewar- Obituaries en children arc invited to partici- liam; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth to wear a 1 Benedek. Hopelawn, and Mrs. SKWAltF.N — The So* arm pat* and prizes will bo iiwardcl. r.ilir ( hih will sponsor an Mrs Ann Redus and Mrs Ritn Mary Hode, South River; two Flattering NEW || itan Copper Works, Perth Am- brothers, Alex Munn, Hopelawn, i'K'.: limit S.iiurri.iy. ,H ! ,iO I'rhanski will he oo-ehnirmnn. MISS CLARA M. GARIS "Go lo LEF/s it the Buffer Strip Pl.i>- If inclement wrather prevail-, WOODBRIDGE - The funeral hoy. He was the husband of the'and Stephen. Neptune City. the hunt will bo postponed until of Miss Clara M. Garis, 26 Gor-Lite May F. Smith Prieto. i I—,™- HATS • HANDBAGS f;i hunt wii. !«• (liMflnl into Thursday. April 15. don Sinvt. whn diod Saturday at Surviving are two stepdaugh- •"*, SKTTltfcRifc del home, was hold Tuesday ters. Mrs. William Hilt. Colonia. WOODBRIDGE - The funeral f John aftcrmxm lit the Greiner Funeral and Mrs. William Clickens, ° Settieerze. 63, of 90 Eas wh died Home. 44 Green Street, with the Springfield, Mass., and two Step- **•"»«• ° Jhursd.ny at "SSTNIGHT TIL LEE'S Hat Veterans Fur Very Rev Canon George H. sons. Robert Smith, Fort Lee and $* Administrat.on EASTER 92 Main Street os ital EMt n w s cM Prompt Delivery Boyri. rector of St. Peter's Epis- Stephen Smith. Little Neck, L.I. " P - °™ *\ « copal Church, Perth Amboy, of- Monday morning at the Greiner (all ERNEST LIMOIl Funeral Home, 44 Green Street, lii'iiitinc. Burial was in Trinity 1 Kpiscopal Church Cemetery ISELIN — Funeral services for wittl Burial in St. Gertrude Cem- Ernest Limoli, 81, of 1801 Oak «'«y, Colonia. "WE ARE YOUR CLOTHES FRIENm \ resident of 'Voodbridge for Tree Road, who died Friday at Mr. Settieerze. who retired two' WOODBRIDGE the past eight years, Miss Garis Roosevelt Hospital. Menlo Park, years ago after 21 years in the formerly lived in Perth Amboy. were held Tuesday at the Pettiti«hoe repair business in Carteret, Shi- was a member of St. Peter's Funeral Home, 371 W. Milton was a former resident of Eliza LIQUOR STORE Episcopal Church, Perth Amboy: Avenue. Rahway. with a high beth and had made his home in Rnritnn Chapter 58, Order of requiem Mass at St. Cecelia's Woodbridge 21 years. He was a Eastern Star; and the Harmony Church. Burial was in St. Gert- U.S. Army veteran. *• Ml 1- White Shrine of Jerusalem. Perth rude Cemetery, Colonia. Surviving are his widow, | 1889 Amboy. A retired design cutter in thTheresae ; P daughter. Mrs. Rob-! We Haw A Survivme are three sisters, garment industry. Mr. Limoli was ?rt McLain, Avenel; three sons, Miss Kate Garis, Miss Louise born in Italy, came to the United Louis N., Woodbridge; John Jr.. drand Selection Garis. and Mrs. William Gordon, States in 1910, and resided in Reading, Pa., and Seaman First and a brother. William E. Garis, New York City for 10 years Class Carmine M.; four grand- NEW JERSEY'S Ml of Woodbridge. fore coming here. He worked as children; his mother, Mrs I Amis FAVORITE CLEANER a design cutter for the Daily Settkerze; a sister. Grace, and WINES and MANUEL F. PRIETO Garment Company, New York two brothers, Joseph and Patrick, City until his retirement 2fi years all of Buenos Aires. WOODBRIDGE - Funeral ser- NECESSITY. MOTHER OF INVENTION: When the Linns Hotr vices for Manuel F. Prieto, 75. ago. He also operated for 35 years the Santa Fe Game Farm, Iselin, MRS. IDA E. FUZESI Club of Woodbridge nfld its pancake breakfast recently and LIQUORS of 5 Moore Avenue, who died Fri- served over 700 persons they used an electric drill with a dealing day at Perth Amboy General as a hobby. He was a parishioner KEASBEY - The funeral of of St. Cecelia's Church, Iselin. Mrs. Ida E. Toth Fuzesi, 14 High- beater attached to make the batter. Left to right, Andrew Every Day Skirt Hospital, were held Monday at Masks and Dr. Albert Richman. the Greiner Funeral Home, ) He and his wife, the former! land Avenue, who died Sunday at liclwilig Sat. Perth Amboy General Hospital., For EASTER Green Street. Burial was in Clo-Clara Russo, celebrated their 50th 1 was held yesterday at Flynn and terday at the Flynn and Son Committee Appointed 6AN Location ver Leaf Memorial Park wedding anniversary in Septem- 1 Available ber of 1963, He was a communi- Son Funeral Home, 424 East Ave- Funeral Home, 23 Ford Avenue, A resident of Woodbridge for nue, Perth Amboy, with services Fords, with a requiem Mass at for Annum Lara Entertaining 40 years, Mr. P,rieto retired in 'cant of St. Cecelia's Church. 1957 as an employee of the Rar-I Pallbearers were John. Harry, at the Magyar Reformed Church, i St. James' Church. Burial was in The Rev. Dezso Abraham offici-i the church cemetery. AVENEL — The annual card —IWillianiniiim jr.Jr., anda VincenVincenti CoU)m-!i"m e ncv. DCJMI nuiaiidin wan- iiie unuikii iraircicij. ; \,V1TW<; ALL WEEK SPECIAL IMPORTED and DOMESTIC iskey. Me Limoli. and James! at«J. Burial was in the chun*! A native of Denmark, Mrs -party, spon sored by,s t vnmei| Episcopal Church. next to First Savings •(ORCHID (IKANERSl from MRS. IRENE SANDOR Watch for Surviving are thre daughters, All sspecialp s hunorril al I HOPELAWN - Funeral ser- FOR SALE News of Our I ORDS Mrs. Olive Frappier, Monmouth addressaddress. ORDER NOW vices for Mrs Linda Sandor, of Junction; Mrs. Doris Dubrowski, Expansion. 524 New Brunswick! Ave. 28 Worden Avenue, who died Fords Mrs. June Robbins, 1392 Irving Street CALL ME 4-1889 1 Cmparfmtnl gtttl CMkea Lw^ March 31 at home, were held Pojnt Delco Oil COLONIA niCED FOB CLEARANCE .Point Pleasant; a son, Paul, Grand ft in in u St. rNo Deliveries Accepted After 4:J0 P.M. Saturday at Kain Mortuaries Inc.,Wayne . ^ grandchildren; one Inman Ave., Shopping Complete Una 1 PlajUc hn and State and Washington Streets, •(ORCHID ClFANKRSl Outside of Woodbridge Proper. nwnaa ... Ala* FlaroMBf Sippllea great-grandchild: and a sister, Center (Next to A&P) with a high Mass of requiem at Mrs. Mabel Hoffman, McCamey, Heating Unit All specials honnml ,il IN WOODEN BOXES St. Michael's Church, both Perth Texas. ISELIN address. Ntw. tank • 6 YEARS OLD EDISON Amboy. Burial was in St. Mi-j" Oak Tree Rd. Cwnblnatln Mnk, Electric BtMitra- chael's Cemetery. MRS. ANNA C. BEATTY • MAKE OFFER Hwy. 27 & Plainfifld \n WOODBRIDGE tor an4 Stoic . .. Compact Unit. Ideal (Opp. Iselin Theater) far Small Aaartnwat or Buifalm. Born in Perth Amboy, Mrs. WOODBRIDGE - Funeral ser- (Next lo Grand fninm Sandor had resided in Hopelawn vices for Mrs. Anna C. Beatty, SAVINGS VACUUM CXEANBB HOSE Kl 1 -5939 • Shirts 2.1c these addresses. Btpbcemente. •»• ' for the last four years. She wa90s, of 109 High Street, who died 117 Main St Woodbridge LIQUOR STORE, INC •tudnd lin. Etf. LM. uck ' a parishioner of St. Michael's Sunday at home, were held yes- 547 Amboy Ave., Woodbridge CLEARANCE on Uic4 AIK CONDITIONERS 9 "MEET THE PREEN FAMILY" You get' * Have You Changed Your Address one of these Since You Voted Last? in every room ARE YOU REGISTERED? ELECTRIC HEM THURSDAY APRIL 22, 1965 Is The LAST DAY to REGISTER

(i If you have changed your address you must give notice of your new ad- dress to the County Election Board or the Municipal Clerk. This notice must be given before April 22, 1965, or you cannot vote in the Primary Election, Tuesday, June 1, 1965. Yes, one big advantage of Electric Meat If you have changed your name since you last voted you must re-reg- is room-by-room temperature control. ister. You may register or give notice of your new address at the office Because each room has its own ther- of the Middlesex County Board of Elections, 313 State Street, Room 708, mostat each member of the family can Perth Amboy, or Room 207, 46 Bayard Street, New Brunswick, N.J., or at choose i his own comfort level. fThis the Municipal Clerk's Office, any day from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. or 7:00 to means tfiat baby's room and the bath- 9:00 P.M., on April 19, 20, 21, and 22. If you are 21 on Primary Day you room cpn beHwpt extra warm, the are eligible to vote if you register. kitchen' coola the living roorh just -*•"*••., ! right. Room-bi-roomtemperaturiecon- If you are 21 years of age or over, a citizen of the United Statep and trol is just arrother in a long list of New Jersey, and you have resided in said State of New Jersey at least "extras" you get with Electric Heat. It1 6 months and in the County of Middlesex at least 40 days on or before is quiet, dependable, automatic, clean. the next election you are eligible to register and vote. If you are building or buying a new A person qualified to register and voie and if he is afflicted with a home, insist on modern Electric Heat. chronic or incurable illness and mentally competent may register at his place of confinement by applying to the County Board of Elections for 'Now, thanks to a special lowratm an application, which must be accompanied by an Affidavit of a Physi- for heating your entire homo elec- • cian. trically. Electric Heat is more ec • Hartpret PTPM Thursday, April 8, 1965 PAGE NINE

UrrJ- "K" is the lllllKs " nrca larger used letter E r>SrSTwo Guys Net Sales Show Rites Saturday SBA'TSrM?'Powers-Marigee ,,,,., areas of guage In writing J guest ting; "S" Is the most ' -^ _ Rabbeir aBrant thde brotherhoowill bed gueiprot- '", -f the Union, frequently used initial, Increase, Report Reveals gram of Junior Woman's Club of Betrothal Told NOTICE! 8:30 at the AVENEL - The Bas WOODBRIDGE - Murray J.,— 1 Presbyterian of Elton Cohen, daughter of Mr, AVENEL - The engagement of Siegel, president of Vornado, Inc., 4 ALL EYE DOCTORS and Mrs, Eli Cohen, 95 Predmore ?JJ;Mlss Sandra Anne Mangee, daugh- operator of the "Two Guys" de-i The WELCOME WAGON makes no sollcltatlonflr FILLED 1 nUITlO A Ue C 01 Sa H ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander ASCRIPTIONS partitient store chain, announced T ', o ^ M " Tr^ H^ertTmuS prog7am. Mangee, Linden, to James M. particularly by telephone. today that the company's net urday at 9:30 A.M., at Congrega- s Mvto *h.l« You Wall tion B'nai Jacob, I/ird Street. Powers, son of Mr. and Mrs. anrl Temple. sales (or the fiscal year ended Is Cantor Meyof TrachtenberR will School 19 PTA Board Arthur Powers, M row Corner, January 31, 19C5 totaled $200,149,- render the liturgical prayers and Anyone calling you (or any solicitation and COLONIA - "South of the Bor- has been announced by the bride- 000 and that net income after Barney Lieb will lead the choir Meeting Set April 28 elect's parents. taxes amounted to $4,733,000, der" was the theme of the month in the Hebrew chants. MF.NL0 PARK TERRACE - using the name "WELCOME WAGON" does so presented by Cub Pack 45 at its A graduate of Linden High equivalent to $3.61 per share on Ellen will assist with services An executive hoard meeting of last meeting in Coionia Branch School, Miss Mangee is employed Thrtt f Men tomorrow night and Saturday the School 19 PTA will be held, without our authorization and knowledge. the 1.310,000 shares of the com-Library. as a secretary with Merck & Co. to life itvM £cW l/i'tion .. pany's stock outstanding. Earn- morning under the guidance of] April 28 R:30 P.M., at the home Inc., Rahway. ings bifore taxes were $8,808,'- The travelogue was ovesented Rabbi Philip Brand. Mr. and Mrs. j of Mrs. Phyllis Cohen, 125 Jeffer- by Den 2, Mrs. Robert Grober, Mr. Powers Is a graduate ol 000; tnxes for the period amount- Cohen will sponsor tlw Oneg son Street. The Welcome Wagon - LI 9-9093 den mother. Participating were Tagestc High School, Suffern, N, WEINSTE1N, OPTICIAN ed to $4,075,000. Shabbot after tomorrow's scr-| At a regular meeting held last Frank Sano, Anthony Seuno, An- vices. night speakers were Dr. A.H. Y. and is a junior at Keton Hal'. METICHEN - 548-6215 University, South Orange, when . si - Due to the change in the com-thony Petros, Paul CTroben and Members are reminded to at- Behrciiberg of the First Presby- lM v Wfd.Thuri. 10 to «-8»t. 9 to S pany's fisca! year ending from James Grflben with Paul Grohen tend daily morning services at terian Church, Metuchen; Rabbi he is majoring in English r Parking In August 31 to January 31st, ap-as narrator, 6:45 and on Sunday at 9:30 A.M.Herschel Matt of Temple Ne«e 1 proved at laSt year's annual meet- Frank Spano led the pack in theConversational Yiddish classes Shalom, Metuchen, and Rev. ing, nudited figures for earlier opening prayer with Anthony Pe- are held Tuesdays at 8 P.M. I John Gerrity of St. Cecelia'li s twelve month periods ending on tras reciting the pledge to the flag. Saturday at 9:30 the Junior! Church of lselin. The topic ' >- January :ilst are not available. Cub Scout promise was given by congregation will meet and at! eerned the banning of prayer and E YOU A LITTLE SHORT Unaudited figures provided for Anthony Reurzo and the Law of10 the Pre-Junlor congregation.! Bible reading in the schools. comparison show that, for the the Pack by James Groben. Iwclvc-month period rnd?d Jan- Cubmaster Marion Hawkins told f TAX MONEY uary 31, 1964 Vornado's sales tot the boys that next month's theme aled $IM,777,000: net earnings be- will be "Green Thumb" and he WISH WE COULD WE Gin fore tnxes amounted to $5,053, suggested that they get out and WITH THE HELP d of getting a refund, ar» you one 000; and net earnings after taxes help around theiyard. AFfOUD A AMERICA'S MARKETS' many who owe q. tax this y«r? were $2,708,000 equivalent to| Bobcat inducttyn was held by OF A LOW-COST $2,06 per share. the Indian Dance team of Troop any was Iotln M LIKE THAT! cordially invite you to takt ad- Continuing its expansion pro-|**- CM ' <"Givney and: 240 E. St. Georges Ave. 159!i New Brunswick Ave. we gram. Vornado opened a 190,000 participating scout were Michael of our TAX MONEY* SPECIAL! "Two Guys" store and Daniel McGivney and Mark in Jersey City on March 24, 1965. Balek. Weblos from Pack 45 help- Aal •' |«Hl ed in the arrangement and they lM ••III Largest in the 22-unit chain, the "_ HI" TB, FM 1U HOUR* were Ronald Burnosky, John Da- tJO.OO new store offers a full complex .THRU SAT. ^ ' ?1 IHl.OO IliHT AWH, i ' 21.00 and a wide vane- vid Perez, Gerald Maritato and 1 1 '",1 ill 0O ULi LOOl T0MT1 : •' Ul.OO 14.00 ly nf merchandise, ;iml includes Thomas Ilendrekscn. 1 •) :' 00 OPEN 7 DAYS: Den chief awards were given to <• bill""" :\ 2fi.oofl squnre foot food depart- prrpm Eagle Scout David Edrington and Mr. KieRd stated that the next,Se(1°nd rla8S Scout ^^rA Va" Two (luys store is scheduled for nasscc by Cnhmaster Marion muct LOCAL FRANCE CO. in Schen?ctady, NY., Hawkins. Mr. Hawkins then pre- A SMASH HIT! in May. Other stores arc sched- sented a graduation certificate l \KTEREI air *•> ulod to be opened in the Kal ne!frnm cub to boy scout to Mark COMPARE MORE? 92 ROOMTCU Ave. stated. ' Ballik and Allan Frzee with a spe- Cor. ol HndMB cial award given to Donald Alexia 'phone S4141S4 and Frank Spano. Fremont Unkc, on the western KLIZABETH a* N., Other awards were: Anthony slope of the Wind River Mount-j Cuifrrcdai silvcr mfm. Wayne, DW-cost, /-to-repoy bank loan has made R00B Elbabelh Aft. ltn 3S44W iiins, is Wyomuiss deepest, * , Edmunds, two silver arrows: den-• t possible for many of our neighbors to buy maximum depth of B08 feet. ncr stripe; Kenneth Kodi, silver, arrow; James Gorben, wolf; Paul1 the automobile of their choice. If ready cash Broben, bear: Anthony Petras, is your problem, why not drop in and inquire Thurs Fri Sat A ril R 910 bear: Joseph Petras, bear; Frank TUDFP HAYQ ONI YI - • - • • n - Spano, wolf, golden arrow, silver about our economical loan plan. ini\CC Ut\ I J \Ji\L I . Opcn Thurs and Fri Till 9 arrow, assistant denner stripes; Thomas Hcmlrifscn, Weblos den patch, scout handbook and silver arrow; Glenn Anderson, bear. Also, Joseph lorio, assistant CARTERET BANK Off Season Denner stripe, Gary Garino, gold nrroff: Ronald Hubb.ird, denner [stripe, silver arrow; Christopher AND TRUST CO. (Sf)!op. silver arrow; Gary Thomp- son, old arrow, two silver ar- RUG CLEANING rows; Jeffrey Thompson, gold ar * MAIN OFFICE * row. two silver arrows; Billy Wit- treich, silver arrow; Wayne Bal- 20 C'uoke Avenue, Carteret MANKIND HOURS: land. two silver arrows; Alan Fa l).iilj 9 AM. to 3 P.M.-Fridajr 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.—Krec Parkins Lot rer, wolf; Chad Farer, wolf; Gre- GENUINE SPRING gory Ficarrs, diver arrow; Ed £ BRANCH OFFICE * ward Novak, gold arrow and two silver arrows; Mark. Ballck, cub - Carteret Shopping Center LAMB CflC graduation certificate; Alan Kra BANKING IIOIK8; 9 A.M. to 4 P.M.—Friday S A.M. to 4 P.M. We, cub graduation certificate and 6 P.M. to 8 P.M. James Kodilla, David Edrington Member of Federal Reserve System and Richard Vanassee, den chie Federal Otppstt Insurance Corporation appreciation certificates,

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CLIP THIS COUPON Ih. Minki* "Sup« Ccrol" pool U Ih. ilron9tit pool BONELESS BRISKET Complete} madt-.. rtronj it can lupporl Ih. wtighl .1 0 truck. Ihii n.w (latign hoi mad. Mu«ki» *h« #1 GOOD ONLY THURS. - FRI. - SAT Get ALL S QUALITY ITEMS pool in nationwjtl. wUil APRIL 8 - 9 - 10 atTdNE LOW PRICE! Corned fttr by 48" d««p, holdl 14,000 gcillonil ,Th» (jmit quollty (With ch«k or mon.y ord.r for $10) abovt ground pool you con buy. Comporei in lils to KOIKK'S, 117* Elliab.th »»»., Mi., NJ. built-in pooll coiHng at much ai $3,000. Superior brldg#- O*Rtl«ntn! Y«, I want lo lav. $J7. Ur SAVE a WHOPPING 50 W M l 5| typt tomtructlon, txcluiiv* BOTTOM CENTER DRAIN thai tlot.d I. $10. PIMM H|» « l .: This Coupon Must Be Presented cmachel to filttr, olhtr UgHJrul Pool Outfit « d«cib.d, «or $3»». I will com* in »y April 15 to arrong. l«r<*«y J COMMERCIAl SUE FILTER - UKI Anlhrafill thai n«v,, netdi replacing. Mad* to handlt paoli up to 20,000 gal- «r d.l|v.ry. My $10 will b. r.lund.d H iliBfflliiii lontl 30-gallan htavy gaugt boller-typt tank, with 3-yr. I got not Miiifi.d, warranty. Yi HP mstoi, 1,450 RPM, with n«w i«lf-priming 11 pump. Naw multiport valvt permiti clsaning of filttr with INAMI (pl.aw print) twitch of hand. Mar* than 100 Ibi. of anlhrafill Included LEGS :39' CUBED 332 Leland Ave. - twic* thu amount ui*d In ngular flluri (Dlotomlit ADPRttt- tiltw ovailablt, If pttferrtd.) Sausage TEL BREASTS" 47 j TOWN _ STEAK HAMRAH 3. DUAl-PUBPOJI SUCTION VACUUM WITH 12" HEAD AND 14 FT FLOATING HOSI - Worki off film or gardtn hoi.. Plaintield, N. J. • OTHER POOLS and ACCESSORIES NOW PURE LEAN EXTRA HAN GROU 4. AUTOMATIC IIAFACE IKIMMil - Removti all floating LEAN AT PRESEASON LOW PRICES! EMERSON . matin. AttadiM to Intakt'hon of filler. GROUND GROUND ROUND Phone 753- 5. OOJHIN m IUXI WOOD UDDER - Entr« largi plarfam. • ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIAL PACKAGE wld«t Mtpi, naarly twlu at widt ai on ordinary laddtri, DEALS TO SUIT YOUR OWN NEED CHUCK STEAK tof.ry rail. All hardwood. > BEEF Serving the Plainfields for Over 35 Free Delivery - In Our Area *' 'DIRECTIONS 1176 ELIZABETH AVE. 00 EUABETH • EL 2-9648 AT* MOAD St Oft. COUKIHOUSt «-, U> North kit^ lo Leland Ave., turn „.„„ „ .. 1 proct *4 to Meeud bulldln, on Mt. ^">nd bulldliu on Mi. "36 Years ol VALUE & SERVICE" • Open Mon. & Thurs. till 9 (daily till 6) OR CALL PL 3-8600 FOR MORK COMPLETE DIRECTIONS IndepennVnt-Leader flS.B.) • Cartpret prn., PAGF TEN Thursday, April 8. 1%5 had met at the home of James (ion offered IKT Funeral Homee,. 44 (iPCT, st atnmber of Commerce °0t flUl) N Hoffman, president, and many candy sale. Woodbridge. Burial names were discussed, but be- Mrs. Intro,., JFK Club to Meet on Code Clover Leaf Park Cemetery. cause of the absence of many of Obituaries Slates Two Meetings I)ate for PlCtllC John Ashmore prm Woodbridge. the committee, it was decided to WOODBRIDGE - Woodbrtdgci AAVENEVENELL - Richard Miller. :. Mrs Of Ethics with Councilman Born in Perth Amboy. Mrs. Area Chamber" of Commerce discuss the matter further at the Mrs. John Nisbci MBS. H. A. FALAGUERRA chairman of the «cW Gunez formerly resided in Rah- Board of Directors will meet Wed- committee of the A,w.nel 'S'xt %ext meeting charge of hospital iu — AVENEl, — Funeral services n WOODBRIIXiK - A committre way and in Avenel for the last nesday. April 14 at noon in How- District Republican Club annmin-, Appm,ji||ion wns extended by 6 meeting at mo p, mm the John F. Kennedy Great- !for Mrs. Helen A. Falaguerra, 90 year, ard Johnson'* Restaurant. Route recent nue. The dark \v»\, Minna Avenue, who died Tues- Ashmnre, chairman of •r Woodbridge Democratic Club Surviving are her mother. Mrs. *•• has will meet next Monday with mem- i tlay at Perth Amboy General - , t t .. - MKI means, for the Hospital after a heart attack suf- Marv Bereiowsky. and four broth The Chamber executive conv bers of the Township Council to As the com fered at home, will be held to-jers, Metro, Michael. Jahn and mittee will .meet today at 3:"" mittee. Mr. Miller will I 3 Puppet Shows morrow morning at 8:30 at thejwilliam. all of Avenel p.m. in the Chamber Board Room IGreiner Funeral Home, 44 Green: jfiffi Amboy Avenue. WoodbridfiP. cd by James Hoffman, Mrs. Donv rordmR lo duh first vice pres,- — Three puppet shows street. Woodbridee' with a sol- « • . , . , , —Fo r furthe•- r informat.on call the inick Pnscale, Kenneth Hunt and Cobras aml coral smlltes (nntl William Scheuerman. Jr ELY ON YOUR FRIENDLY dent. Murray Friedmnn. presented fcy members of ctnn reouiem Mass at St. An- Chamber Office 6.16-1040. Cmincilman Robert M. \ogel. - dette Girl Smit Troop 2fl7 .or rtrew's l)l ers with snort (angs do no|i : I jomm Schaffer reported the ( n ,e Girl Scout Troop 2fl7 .or drew's Church at !):00. Burial, " ' —" a recently appointed to •re ntul Therr: in whose office the misting w» 'Rrownie Troops 154. 334, .m ;ind will be in St. Gertrude Cemetery.strike hard, but they hold on and in water, sound travels new name for the club PHARMACIST... : take'place, said that the proposal ^ at st , row|j3-s school Tolonia. !chew. speed of about 4.900 feet a second select j> .my truth to the stor> hy Mnyor WiiUpr Zirpo|o for a Jhf fjrs( sh(w ..^^ ""'"' «™1 Mrs was born in ' Conduct also would lld V PreWnlH hV PaPtt in Avenel for Mr. The ' ' - ™ ^ lx, said he rjcia VcC.ror\ and Di;m" Oiar if) years. She was a communi- J,,st What The DoHm cant of St. Andrea's Church and NEED MONEY ,; r ,0 ^ over his tjon. ,0 the meeting. <-jj| Ordered - QUALITY r ctinRl tbe nomi son rhe nnal sh0 n ,,t the' mo,M photogeni„ c per At * - ' «- "™ ™ tioii. Elizabeth, for 35 yean. FOR TAXES?.... « : We fill your I k,mu is Josephine Swartz naling committee of the club sub Wishes, was presented bv Pat- Surviving alT hor |lushand, prescriptions > A.wssor's office But then.mitted the following slate of offi- ricin Campbell and Kathv \uld,;joscph w,: five sisters. Mrs. Eli-( OR FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE? is ,T beautiful woman -'cers for a membership vote at the Mrs. John Ross. Cadette Troop 7,ibelh Balewicz. Carteret: Mrs.1 fectlon, S. Buddy Harris. C°lonia : . Mr Frialman pre. demonstrated the making:Margaret Florchak and Mrs. Ann fresh drugs JU* VU- Becker, firs,, the puppets. Mrs, Use our PHONE-A-LOAN, call 548-9200 liinl-looking organizations in vice president: Walter Cahil. Eastman is co-leader. |bara Go](|berg sim]x CHy_ Iowa.t, "The Home of Service" Township is the Woodbridge second vice president: Joseph Du- Leaders of Brownie Troops; brother. Geza Fedor. Ave-i • LOW BANK RATES! * risch, third vice president; Mrs. and a nship Jaycees. Here's a group are: Troop 154. Mrs. WillnnVnel. WE'RE OPEN DAILY plus MONDAY & THURSDAY EVENINGS is interested only in the ben- William Brogan. recording secre- Trenery and Mrs. Henry Me- 5 to 7, and SATURDAY MORNINGS 9 to ^2; HILL PHARMACY of the municipality as a whole tary; Mrs. Andrew Matye. cor- Geehan: Ttwp 334. Mrs Fred MRS. ANN GVNCZ rot in bettering just themsel- responding secretary; Joseph Car- Open Eves. Till 10 • Tel. Kl Ion. financial secretary': Mrs. James and Mrs. Jane Culoo: AVENEL — The funeral of Mrs.;" RARlTAN VALLEY NATIONAL BANK Charles Kete. treasurer; William T 339 Mrs Ben Balch and Ann .Berezowskyi Guncz. m , 587 ROOSEVELT AVE., CARTK.KRT | Random t Burke, parliamentarian: and tnis- ^ ^m.™ ,™i T™, -m Rahway Avenue> who dled Mo 1 Route 27, Menlo Park, Edison, N. J. tew. Hy Kramer. Roy Handerhan Mrs H McKlary; and Troop m\ day night at the Presbyterian1 Member of Federal Reserve System - Member Federal Deposit Insur»ce Corporation (Comer Penhtaf Aittmt) rank S. Joule, Woodbridge, an and Philip Mappen: with Floyd Mrs. Alexander Cuthbertson andi Hospital, Newark, wffl-.be held istrial arts major in the Edu- Beadle, sergeant at arms Mrs. Sal Grimes. this morning at 10:00 at the Grei-l on Department of Southeast- I/Hiisiana College, is on the in's List Marine Pvt. 1 C Open Mondoy thfough Saturday 9^5 to 5=30-WednesdQy nights 'til 9 P.M. at Hahne & Company in Wertfield and Newark cent Risoldi, son of Mr. and; < G. Risoldi. 40 Claudia eet, Iselin. is serving with the st Marine Brigade, which re- t\y departed Us home base in tvaii for duty in the Far East. > brigade was originally sched- d to participate in tbe West »st Navy Marine Corps Exer- ?. Silver Lance, but was can- led out when the international lation in the Far East changed . George N. Ketbenberg, 570 odbridge Avenue, Avenel and >ert J. Peva, 172 Minna Ave- \ Avenel. both associated with tzenberg & Org. Inc.. com- tcd a short course of the Na- nal Warm Air Heating and Air , / bouquet* of pretty little (lo nditioning Association at the scattered everywhere for spicing yo iversity of Connecticut last ursday . . . new-season wardrobe ... viole eyelet and embroidery by the hand-full f the Typewriter: roses and daisies complement the spring look in our exclusive Wrs. Michael F. Hughes, 37 m Street, Colonia is honorary collection of feather-weight cotton gloves liiman and chairman in charge by Crescendoe. Collection from 5.00 to 8.00 judges for the 12th annual Af- •an Violet Show and plant sale (he Union County Chapter of i> African Violet Society of Am- K.;i to be held April 30 from 6 in p.m.. and May 1 from 10 •n to r> p.m., at the Masonic 'nnle, Westfield. Mrs. Hughes ••(> is also president of the Union otv Chapter, will assist, the daisies are the crowing glory' - •'imittee in the design ane ! ';• si-tting which will reflect for your Easter costume in this • theme "Spotlight on Violets." lovely whimsey of a hat, 3.98 • • will again enter several of llMShjqrt.Airy,ea 7 tta American Legion Hall, Berry 5 StmL embroidered handkerchief. ' The grft box with another handkerchief Umof are born and reared BMr tha water, but they seldom tucked inside. Paitel colon. ZOO Mt VMTB" to swim becaust the waUr Fajfeion AccMto/i* Street Boor—Hohn« & Company to too cold. A ttanpapr Dedktted to tin Best NEWS From All the Independent - Leader Carteret Press mid Communities We Serw Community EDISON-FORDS BEACON

Thurtday, April 8,1965 PAOE Auxiliary Holds'^ f*?""'"" St. James Building Fund Going J Scheduled by b.U.P. _. , ^-v r trrfr TiM *»h WINDOW Party for \t\s,rZmrJ^7t\DnveOverHalfWayMarK T n On Green Street WOODBRIDGE - With a total of $268,257 already pledged in the . By The Staff —I ••ere entertained by the Lad** „„„ „_ Route St. James Church bulkling fund " ,, «!,„ wore married by mayors of your town can nZ 1M \ I ^ Members of the I-elin First Aid campaign, leaders of the drive nrial Pn« MMI In thp new binMing s d wi|, fc „ A ,„„, on 'look forward to passing their goal ''" you are legally wed, n.vhl«i Veterans Home. Menlo ^ ^^ , ^ ^ nM wi) 9how) !of $500,000 by the time the cam- ' " |,|, , most unpleasant situation to find tha . , ,. ,...... i variouious firstfirst aidd techniques will paign ends April 23. Assisting the women tn the bin- ^ demonstraled» ^. " . hv the head of the community; then enjoying 4 mnBrfra( Joseph P. Somers, chairman of go names were Frnnank White,, Wal - The dub h i • a ro|ler the Fair Share phase of the cam- „;.!„; onb to find out that the knot you tied wa: ter Palmer Bernard Kr JeW ' " skating party. April 21. 8 P.M.. at Jpaign, which was launched thii iiml possibly "Morven" ta Priactftta. , adopt a State sales or income ADVERTISEMENT .ax. Bills have been introduced in both houses of the Legislature to r.- 10 the champion, Mike Siekterfa of ttrteretwh o enact the entire program, but Basinets Profile: 11 maples for a 707 set to cop the annual Middlesex they are being held in committee 1 luurnament singles and handicap division Carl at least until after the November tut (I the doubles crown with partner Sam Del';irre. election. AMT Realty Officers Confer t • • t The bills, S-3 and S-4 and A-312 and A-313, are sponsored by 35 il tliiii the Untile Ayrtt iMtimonial dinner wl for Assemblymen and seven Senators, < mnpliir sellout-there Ii not i single ticket avail- inncluding Assemblyman Norman Tanzman of Woodbridge.

Hccrcaiion Department is accpeting entries (or [Annual Palm Sunday ill and .softbaU season, leagues will include 'ill heavy senior Softball, slow pitch for organ- Breakfast Plans Set j|\ formed industrial slow pitch circuit for town- POUT READING - The annua .'aim Sunday breakfast to be held by the Port Reading firemen and! Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Rcsko of Carteret on I Ladies Auxiliary will take place . Amy. Many happy return* from the patrons Sunday beginning with the group I: 1, receiving holy communion in a .body at the 8 A. M. Mass at St. I Anthony's Roman Catholic Church ••'!ii« star in county bowling circles is Marty ami breakfast served afterwards in the church basement. Mrs. « • • • Patsy LaRusso and Mrs. Joseph Neves arc in charge. iniiK in wr the Beallet at Shea Stadium 00 August The guest speaker will be At- 1 Mi"s Kulhr Zullo at ME 443W (or ticket and 1 torney Edward Kolodzieg of Say- I Ills. | reville, former assistant prosecu • • • • |tor of Middlesex County, 'i 01 Carteret will be feted by his many friends Members of the Holy Name So- 1 in' Slovak Club on his promotion to captain in ciety of the church will be guests. In charge of hospitality are Mrs Sabby Martino, Mrs. Stephen La zar, Mrs. Gabriel Dengelegi, Mrs •>!' Kll nu-mbfr ol the United Slate* bonded team, [Michael Galamb, Mrs. Michael h . N. V., and hit pretty wife, paid an anei- MAKING WW KOK IMPROVKMKNTS: Demolition work U going on in Project Bowtie area Poit Solecki, Mrs. Andrew Decibus to (he VUUgt Inn, ajid lattr a group of V 2ki"K wav for new homes, parks and playgrounds and commercial centers A top, tieand Mrs. John Kalina. her for a IcU-a-lete at the borne o( Mr. ur shows the former OOm homestead at 118 B Street, being toppled over at 10:45 am., Colonla. In the «roi»p wen Captain and EX T n minutes later the structure w«8 down to the ground as shown in the second pcture THE WORLD BOOK XiiauKhlin, Mr. and Mn.j Frank Russell aid w h Joseph Juzefyk riding on top of the debris with his powerful tractor. Bottom picture show ENCYCLOPEDIA James Woodhufl Pro™ t manager lor Bow.le and Bud Redhing looking over the cleared area at central New Jersey, however Windsor Uku. The couple then left w a trip to • First In Sales office," says AMT president Anthony M. Tassiio, "we sold 2 p.m. • , ••In the first yeer .n J le Carteret area alone. And because oj our growm during the • Budget Plan ir, we are well on our way toward doubling that figure^,

place for the benefit of the eighth Call Martin Braun mat 01A ,,,,,,.,IIU ,_ _ PTA SKTS MEET1NQ at 7 P. M. with visits with the ith AMT Realty for seven years. wt to get stocked with charcoal for the bar- grade students fo be used for Mr. Tassillo, % moved to Car- firm's success, he aays is "the WOODBHIDGK • The St. James' faculty. The raffle of a typewriter VA 6-5868 He served with the 187th Air- '.Until their class trip. teret in I960. He and his vife, acceptance and kindness of the is not too far off, when we came across an PTA will meet, Tuesday boginning and a transfer radio will take jorne Division for three years 1 'Elizabeth, have five children, Bar-people in this area with whom /e ''' 'r«m an excellent cookbook put out by G«orge have dealt, It is only through tiie and saw action in Korea as a bara, 14, twins Donald and Tony, laratrooper, "'•"'•'-»f Waseca, Minnesota. ENJOY 11, Donna, 9, mid Michael, 2. They community's acceptance of our firm that we've done so well. We Expansion Plant 1 live on Patrick Street. i'-'ivoai for broiling," say the Herters, and they CHECK TERMITE DAMAGE sincerely appreciate it." AMT Realty plans to expand not Born in Jersey City, Mr. Tas- jnly in its sales, but also physic- sillo graduated from Lincoln High AMT has a sales staff of 12 ''•'•;t>> went quantities of poisonous gases. It is used mm ally, according to Ralph M. lisa, people working out of offices at Every year at this time, homeowners find winged insects that School there. He received a di- Ir., secretary of the firm. 1582 Roosevelt Ave., Carteret. "'' '» tius masks. It will absorb M times its own ploma from the C. B. Snyder Mr, Lisa said plans call for AM 1 llh lll;i suddenly fly out and then drop their wings and crawl all They specialize in the resale and " gas. Most charcoal briquets contain quantities! School of Real Estate. T to construct a new office build- trading of homus. Each of them ll 1 In 1953 he joined a real estate ing in Carteret within the next " "«' acetic acid. These fumes are given'off as the| around. Those insects are termites &nj indicate that there are ^ rtightonthe has a separate area for which he (l firm in Hudson County and won year. ''It's expected that AMT ""' "i* extremely toxic. Ocean. Enclosed & firm in Hudson cuumy mm WLIW - —r thousands of other termites still eating the house causing will occupy a major • portion (f s :| heated pool, beachfront several awards as a top sales-j is responsible because, Tassillo ' 'lark or black porous form of carbon pwgwred the building because we need sun decks. Entertain- man, He is well known in Hudson says, the firm believes this is the ""' '" animal substances as by charring wpod in 8 further destruction to the wood of the house. The cost of re- County because of his award- more space," he said. "The rest y cg p ment, dances, special ' lbest way to give more personal- ll| h i i "' f air is excluded. In countries where ooal pairs far exceeds the cost of treatment and goes higher with event*, flower*. Original winning work. ized service to its clients. will probably t)e rented out as

h 1 professional offices." •'"' '" ' ' t" find or too expensive, charcoal is dignity ft charm With He is a member of the Italmn- This goes along with what Rob- delay. Mr. Lisa, 28, and his wife, Hel- new decor. Twin bed* __;s. "We don't believe ta high a nevy veteran. en, moved to Port Heading two ' '•' "l)S|1'vwl charcoal cooking in other cwntries and with bath from $12,50 pressure to make our sales grow. 'Call us for free inspection of your home by experienced per. Mod. Am., »6.W Bur, years ago. They have a daughter, Mr. Tassillo says that one rea- The fact that more than half our ""' i be a. better method of broiling. Charcoal gives off each pej«on. Ask about Helene, 2, and are expecting a sonnel Our work, which we guarantee for TEN years is son for the success of his firm in listings come from the recom- 1 Inctusive Plan & full second child in July. '^ "' fumes depending on what it is made from but Carteret is the contacts he gained mendations of clients shows this.1' ly ca l! engineered to exceed specifications of existing regulations info. Phono 009-345- while the firm was in Jersey City. Mr. Lisa also was born in Jer- iiH|"'"' ' x>n odor. This carbon odor gives a taste to Mr. Orr, 33, who lives on Ku li11 1211; N.Y., MU 2-W9- "About 80 per cent of our sales sey City and went to Snyder High is Just the same as you would get by sprinkling making us one of the leaders in the field. bala Street, moved to Carteret ii School. He received an associate " H"- IIHKI. have come about because of the affiliation we; -till have with our 1961. He and his wife, Joyce, hav of arts degree in \W from Jersey : K meat f four children, Patricia, 7, CoCity Junior College and com- t ,,'!' " ' 'sh or fowl over a fire always use hard CENTRAL BOMDWAtK former Jersey City office and v 1 leen, 5, Robert, 3, and Kerry, 2. In,,',, y10 carbon fumeji ijiu charcoal and it gives the ATLANTIC CITY the buyers we know in Hudson pleted courses at the'Real Estate I OwMnhlp wl a muc Institute of the New Jersey Asso- h cleaner taste. Hard coal never obscures TERMITE CONTROL SYSTEM County," he says. A native of Jersey City, he numiemwt 1 L u JwlihWhltt graduated from Snyder High ciation of Real Estate Boards in ("| ' t, lish or fowl ai charcoal definitely does. ISELIN Accepted h Area PERTH AMBOY I Son* Hut the main reason for the School there in 1952. He has been 1961. instead of charcoal in Minnesota for broil-|j VA 6-8367 549-7708 Ltd. thf accepteepted practice.. MMany other parts of dVl " ' jlilU discovered this -to be true." — IndennuiP11* Tarter 'AOF TWELVE Thursday, April 8,1965 PTO Sponsor Forty Cub Scouts Visit Honor Pupi|J Of Old Time-JWA at Kennedy Airport At Junior Hj|

-: ISELIN - Forty cubs of Cub | Park 4R visited Kennedy Airport Are Posh (| Spring Fair on ;i muled tour, Saturday. • The group, under the direction f()IX)NIA - Donald I, InN!A An old time spring of the den mothers and leaders, ny, principal nf cw>ls 2 and 16. sponsored by tic ;iirnort they visited the TWA for the Fourth Mark: IV P T O hmmnrs and were allowed to en- [Honor Roll. Mr? Harold Williams and Mrs. lei the 180 passenger jets. The ! Crude 7 - Karen V, Walter Kaznnecfi. co-chairman of nibs took turns sitting in the 'Beverly Altrath, Pm ,,, w.-,v> id means announced eom- | cockpit and were shown how the as follows: •ontrols work. l.indii Rnylis, Ilene l'i Flmvr- booth. Mm, Andrew After lunching in the TWA cafe- Bersak, Jeffrey Rims' , Kmh. refreshments. Mrs. Frsnf teria they visited the TWA em jHnislnwskl. Lynn n,i,, Ma/7- nocket ladies. Mrs. Ed- barking point, going up into the| [('nminsky. I.indn ("mir. ., ward Voile and Mrs. Jonn Thomp- signal tower, where'they watched ] tine Cmitinko. Hnhevi in.,, son balloons. Mr= Neil Fiorenti- planes taking off and landing and; mid F,ig, Mich-ie! 1'.. •••• nn: ^mes. Mrs Pwl Dwsterdick listened to the radio converse-j Fischer. J.inice Fnl-. i 1 and ^rs. John Per«: country tions between the pilots and the mnrn, Laurie Fnnv stnr" Mrs. Paul \blonczy: pnir- tower. ! Tinhowski. Linda C'JM • met -hop. Mrs. FMwifd BillPk: They visited the Port Authority! rn. PMlw Ciniher, \, . white elephant. Mrs D Edwird buildings and were met by *Iar-i rrmn, Robert Hnld« ,. Horvath and Mrs. Edward Ed- vey Hodge, who gave them a ; KretT.ner. munds: book store, Mrs Vincent guided tour of the weather tower. 1 Aldo, Leslie \M, v Ginrdina; Indian tepee. Mrs, John iThey saw maps, radar equip- NATIONAL RF.COGNITION: Rrinharl Thorsrn, Jr. is h«ing ! «r. Ellen Ijevin, Turn ','. Trrectio: cartoons. Mrs Herbert PROMOTED - Edward ment.and weather predictions for congratulated by hi, father, Relnhart Thor,en Sr on rec.iv ng |fe. Joseph Majkn. M,.; i v ,M ill TINT. AWARD: Scoutmaster Cos Ik Vico, Troop M, left, is shown pinning the Eagle Schaffer: lemon ice. Mrs John Banko, 82 tangfrllow Drive, Co- days to come. L George Washington Honor Modal, a NaUonn Award. Ire- I Virginia Napurann. [i, i ut Award on Wesly Hawkins as Oi* young man's father, Cubmaster Marion Hawkins, looks on. Scefchaf; handiwork. Mrs. Harry lonla. has been promoted to The next stop on the tour was xnted at a RoundUble of the North Emt Dislnrl »f RwUni nell. l^iurneop O'Hc ,- Leathern. Engineering Manager with the customs, where the youngsters Si at the New Doter Methodist Church, by Stanley Mikus. Pascal. Larry Rnlin-c.. l Home made goods for the gour- L. J. Wing Manufacturing Co., saw baggage being checked and Scoot Eiecntlv* of the council. Schweifert, Steve Snlk-'.-i. ices Listed Wesly Hawkins Honored met booth will be needed and Unden. opened. rnh Tanii. Cathy \.v T\ anyone interested in working at Mr. Banko Joined Wing In Before leaving the airport the Whittpmore, Roherl 7 the various booths the lay of the IMS and was promoted to proj- boys wre presented Junior (ll?:i Ziretskv. F.li/.:l..-- With Eagle Scout Award fair should get In touch with the ect engine** in 1M1. He holds a Pilot pins as souvenirs. CYO Schedule dr.ide 8 - P;m! ,.\-v n- Palm Sunday co-chairman as soon as possible. BSME degree from Newark Col- The t«ur was arranged by Don- |ael Blacker. Kl!.-i i ! IN' - Rev. Harry• W There will be games and rides lege of Engineering. He win ald Nealis, Colonia, a TWA pilot. , Sandra Chernow, TV <•• _ Wjth prfde as well as booths at the fair. complete work on Ms muter's The remainder of Cub Scout Session Tonight vallo. Tobv Fein^, ' Pack, who will visit tht airport growing up, The slate of new officers was degree ta Jane. COLONIA - A meeting of offi- ^uimnra, Mar^.-.ret (, morning worship service in the Fall, were guests at Costa's 1 Marion Hawkins, Pack'45 watch- announced as follows: Mrs. Har- cers, committee beads and adult Croodman. ,Tnn H.irt'l --- Sunday will be at 11 A. M. From Bridge-Lunch Ice Cream Plant Saturday morn- ed as Scoutmaster Gus De Vico old Daniels, president; Mrs. Ches- advisors of the Catholic Youth Or- 'Kreiss, Jeffrey K> •. COLOMA - Ticket* for the ing. After a tour of the plant rverrns: Evangelistic crusade of Troop 44 presented an eagle ter Wisniewski, first vice presi- anizatlon of St. John Vianney jLage. Jeanne Osrirki. K annual luncheon-bridge, to be Officers Named they received free ice cream. urn hn? been set for 7 P, M. presentation to his son, Wesly dent; Mrs. V. Vincent Giardina, Church will be held tonight at 7:30 jri, Mark Reiner. M..n sponsored by the C o 1 o n i a ••'•'or services and activities Hawkins, second vice president; Miss Mary in the church cafeteria. \ Tudd Savarese, I.HIN • ! ,v include: 9:45 A. M.. Sun- Branch of the Perth Amboy Mullen, principal, honorary vice |.\lan Shtller. M :i Wesly has fulfilled out Us By P.T.0.18 i April 4 through April 11 has Srhool. with ten classes for General Hospital are now avail- president; Mrs. Francis Brani- Thomas Topolski, J • father's fondest dreams by re- ibeen designated as "Communion ••••TV through adult: and 11 A. able. gan. recording secretary: Mrs. ISELIN — At a recent combined! I man. ceiving the highest possible honor Crusade Week" for the C. Y. O. i "iildren's church, for boys and The party will be held at the Eugene Soos, corresponding secre-P. T. 0. meeting and open house Grade 9 — ClirM.i;--,. scouting. He received the eagle and Rev. Walter Radriwon urged | t'.vn through eight years of. v home of Mayor and Mrs. Wal- tary; Mrs. Andrew Perdek, trea-lheld at School 18, Indiana Avenue, Linda Brostow. Mile-, y. from Receive Awards a great turn out foi this event. Tho church nursery will be ^STS:. ter Zirpolo. New Dover Road, be Vico; American Legion Award surer. | Richard CortazzCortano was unanimousunanimous- Richarl Chakrin, Kni,.:• '•h'.p, under supervision, dur- Tuesday, May 4 at 12:38 p.m. Program chairman, Mrs. Char- ly nominated to serve a second COLONIA - Opening ceremo- On Sunday, the group will hold| Adrienne Dem, Jiw,- from Henry Goode; V.F.W. a- yVli • (hr 11 A. M. service. Tickets may be obtained from les Schwenier, reported Harry term as president. nies were performed by the mem- its communion Sunday breakfast James Kuisma, Dnnr \! ward from William Best. Com- Mrs. Peter Sideri* or Mrs. Mor- aftel the 8:30 Mass. A short busi- '•'vices and activities for the mander Post 6061 and the Russell, a social worker from Other officers elected were: bers of Den 6 at the regular meet- Mary Manocco, K.-uv, <>k include: Wednesday, mid- timer Cowen. Middlesex County Mental Health Thomas Seippel, executive vice- ness meeting will be held after the Jean O'Donnell. pji, , Mothers' Circle Award from Mrs. The luncheon is the largest ing of Cub Pack 72. 4 service. 7:so P. M.. prayer Dorothy Barber, vice president. Clinic will speak at the April 13 president: Burton Kati, second breakfast. Lorraine Schweikert \l, -\-re. and 8:30 to 9 P.M., Bible fund-raising event of the group meeting of the P. T. O. Jack McClemens, cubmaster, "Roller skating, anyone?" ask- mas. Karen Tomnxlv During 1959 Wesly joined pack vice-president; Mrs. S. Oman, i-!v; Friday. 7:30 to 8:30 P.M., each year. All proceeds are third vice-president; Mrs. Nancy presented Keith Montor with the ed Barbara Quinn, chairman of Vandewater, Miclnel V, 45 and became a cub scout, at- twed for the Perth Amboy Gen- the skating party to be held on >'p Crusaders, junior youth, taining the cubbing rank of Wolf, Natale, recording secretary; Mrs. Webelo badge after a ceremony. MISS SERRY STURNIOLO ••(•ting in the Parsonage, 184 eral Hospital. Elaine Orlick, corresponding sec- Other awards made by Mr. Mc-April 23. Miss Quinn stated that TO WED IN FALL: Announce- Bear and Lion. During the years reservations must be made in ad-| , , engage- ••ii'(>r Avenue; and Saturday, be- he proceeded to tenderfoot and 3 Brothers retary; Larry Malkin, treasurer; Clemens included: Den 1, wolf ment s made 0 Ae lnins at R A. M., work-day for and Earl Collinson, parliamen- badge to Gary Hughes; silver ar- vance by writing her or by can- ment of Miss Serry Stnrniolo, Namtd second class in 1962; first class ing her at FU 2-0749. Buses will • men of the church. in March 1963; Star, July, 1963; Sweet Adelines tarian. ^ row, Larry Minta; denner bar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Vi-. and Mrs. Otis Stanley, stu- Get Coveted Parents were urged to make re- Barry Schoendorf; assistant den- leave Colonia Junior High parking Sturniolo, Oakland Avenue, West Life, January, 1964; and Eagle lot at 6:00 P. M. and return ap- i;= of the Northeast Bible In- in 1965. servations for the Spring dance ner bar, David Simm. For Den Hempstead, N. Y., to Lieuten- By Girl Sn i.ite. of Pennsylvania, were May 15 at Green Street Firehouse. 2, bear badge to Robert MeHorjproximately 11:30 p.m. ant Kenneth A. Lease, son of The eagle scout attained the Enlist Members Scout Cross ISELIN - Officers •.<>:, i>••(.=; at the morning worship and For tickets or table reservations and two year pin to Thomas Hig- Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lease, rank of assistant patrol leader, ISELIN - Three brothers, War- ed by Girl Scout Trr»n v-iiinelistic services last Sunday. ISELIN — Members of the Clo- contact Mr. Kati at 283-1365, or giiw. Joseph Frysto-y of Den 4 Midwood Way, Colonia. Miss patrol leader, and received the ren Walter, Jr., and Kevin Loder, Prenbyterian Church a recent meeting as (oilir, I'.nv. Rchaurnburg announced the verleaf Chapter of Sweet Adelines, Mr. Malkin, 283-0133. received wolf badge, gold and Stumiolo is a graduate of the Laurie Doyle, wrihr nu.il "kid's Crusade" will begin God and Country Award. He wasInc., spent the weekend at the members of Boy Scout Troop 48, silver jnws. It was reported that Mr. Malkin Sett Sunday Service* Laboratory Institute of Merch- jette Carrea, troasun-r \\-d r the children Easter morning also troop treasurer and den American Hotel, New York City, which is sponsored by the VFW In Den 5, silver arrow went to chief of Pack 45. Post 2636, were presented the Ad *** serve as chair- andising, New York and is em- (Ellen Hutson. health ;ni. Sunday School. Featured will competing in the annual inter- man of a citizen's group known Brian Macfle and Billy Best; BELIN - Rev. Roger D. Ride- ployed by J. C. Penny, New 1 1 For a boy born in 1951 the Altare Dei Cross, Sunday, at St. " jfare; and Sus-in W ! ' ? "Uncle Dave and Aunt Pat and chapter competition, under the di- as "Voters Organized for Top wolf badge and denner bar to ner, pastor of the First Presby- York. Lt. Lease is a graduate caner chart. icir puppets", Rev. and Mrs. years have been filled with child rection of Mrs. John Ruschak, as- Mary's Cathedral, Trenton, at a Glen Eberhart; wolf badge, Don- terian Church, announced morning Court of Honor presided over by Education". Among the goals of of Rutgers University and is Patrol leaders ;«A avid Johnson. They will present hood interest and experience that sistant musical director. "The aM MaeDonaM: Bobcat pin, Ri- worship services, Sunday, will be stationed at the IT. S. Army the group are the establishment Patrol Leaders elect ir.ciii ible stories, gospel magic, and will help him toward his planned group placed eleven steps above the Most Rev. George W. Ahr, held at 8;« and 10:15 A. M. The of a code of ethics for members chard Joyos; gold arrow, Ray- Courier Transfer Station In Long Nancy Oliver and Jov lmntrips as well as puppets. The life work as a mechanical en- the last competition", reported St. D., Bishop of Trenton diocese. nursery will be available of and candidates for the Board mond Sim'Si. Den 6, wolf badge, Island City, N. Y. A November leader and, assistant l>v!i nisade will be held every eve- gineer or architect. Mrs. Ruschak, "showing tremen- Scoutmaster, and Mrs. Luna; Ro- j the 10:15 service. of Education, and the establish- gold arrow end silver arrow to wedding ]g planned. Angel Blue Patrol: Cvnthia in^ during the Easter vacation Master of ceremonies, Robert dous progress." bert Graser, assistant scoutmas- ment of a Township screening Gregory Mashas; gold and sil- __ureh school classes have been arra and Joanne Curre.i. Par, rom 7 to 8:30 P. M. Barber, committee chairman, in- ter, and Mrs. Graser; and scouts The chapter will begin imme- ver arrows to Thomas Metxner, scheduled as follows: .Kindergar- 1 Leader and assistant V. troduced James Spencer who leddiately to work on the numbers Reinhart Thorsen, Jr., Thomas and Webelos badge to Keith Mon- ten through sixth grades, 8:45 and G. S. Neighborhood 6 the salute to the Flag. Invocation Gocze, and Dennis and Gerald Red Rose Patrol. i:> to be presented at next year's All interested residents may con-tor. 10:15 A M.: Junior High and Will Meet Tonight Graziade and CatlHun- was given by Rev. Robert Gen Luna. Entertainment was supplied by Senior Hi?h Classes 11:20 A. M. huhssah Attends competition. tact Mr. Malkin. ISELIN — The monthly meet- ings, leader and tile, pastor of the New Dover On May 3 the Chapter will en- The scouts and leaders assem- the boys of Den 3 and 5. to 12:20 P. M. Regional Luncheon Methodist Church, sponsoring ing of Neighborhood 6, of Cross- of Bluebirds Patrol tertain the Senior Citizen Club of bled in Stacy Parkland marched roads Girl Scout Council, has been Debbie Hammett COLONIA — Fifty women re- group of the troop. Isclin at the Green Street Fire- to the Cathedral. Scout Reinhart President's Council Other awards were tenderfoot, set for tonight at 8 o'clock in i publicity chairman iresenting the Colonla Chapter of house. Thorsen, Jr., carried the Ameri- Lourdes Hall. St. Cecelia's School.! A picnic was phi Alan Frazee, Mark Balleck, Wil- can flag; Gerald Luna, Troop 48 Hears Three Speakers Congregation Beth Sholom I.i'iassah enjoyed an afternoon at Any woman, over 18 years of Plans will be discussed for the|20 at Merrill Park. he Hotel Hilton, New York where liam Tarbox, James Dorwood, age, with a pleasant singing voice, flag; and Thomas Gocze, Raritan WOODBRIDGE - The Presi- Stephen Solop and Daniel Mc- Council sign. dent's Council of the Parent and Junior Girl Scout Pow Wow to beHutson and Mrs. I 1 lie Southern New Jersey Region and able to stay on pitch, is wel- held Saturday. May B. at Merrill if Hadassah held its sixth annual Givney. Teacher groups of Woodbridge Names Edwin Cohn as Head leader and co-leader come to become a member of this Park, for all Junior Troops of the pnny the girls. I iiinr luncheon. Daniel Shields, Andy Fleisher growing International organiia- Township schools met Thursday and James Kodilla were advan- 'Golden Age' Group in the Administration Building, ISELIN - Edwin Cohn, Bertcelyione year trustee. Neighborhood. The girls will! The troop also Mrs. Moses Epstein, past presi- tion. Since the chapter is now Blvd., was elected president of Incumbent trustees are: Jerry work on qualifications for the In-1 pate in the Neighbor:- Jcnt of National Hadassah receiv- ced to Patrol Leaders while Pete part of the new Region 15, and the Tn SP*> Vaster Show Woodbridge. Blacker, ;re Badge. |Wow May 8 at Mi>rr:: i o see easier snow , meeting held at the Synagogue. Heller, Dr. Samuel Hoffman, »ii "Israel's role in today's chal' Decker were made assistant Toth president said, "this is a ISELIN — Members of the Sen - LozoSpecia, principa msl3 l werofe Woodbridge Other officers elected include: David Jacobs, Allen Moskowitz, Icnging world". The Shalom Trio Patrol Leaders. wonderful time to join". ior Citizens Club of Iselin will i Senior High School, and Edward Stuart Klein, first vice presi- and Mrs. Jack Lauer. a folk singing group, highlighted Robert Barber advanced to Meetings are held every Mon participate in a bus ride to Radio p. Keating, formerly principal of l)p entertainment. first class and merit badges were City where they will attend the the Iselin Junior High School and dent; Joseph Gurney, second vice- Junior Congregation servicesil day, 8:30 P. M., at the Green president; Louis Lewis, financial That A general meeting of the chap- awarded to the following boys: Easter Show performance, Mon- now director of secondary educa- will be held Saturday April 10] Street Firehouse. Further infor- secertary; Milton Sablatzky, trea- ter will be held Monday at Temple Timothy Brooke and Richard day. All members are asked to tion. They discussed "The Ter- 10:30 a.m. in the Temple. mation may be obtained from surer; Mrs. Ceil Sherry, recording B'nai Jacob, Lord Street, Avenel. Community; Emmet Burgess, assemble 8:30 A. M., at Green minal Student." In conjunction with Brotherhood il Personal Mrs. Totb, KL 1-7877. secretary; Mrs. Sablatzky, cor- II uhssah supplies and a white Public Health and Citization in Street Firehouse. Dr. Antoine Attala, director of Month members of the Congrega-|| responding secretary; and Her- elephant sale will be featured. Nation and Peter Cody, Hiking. At a meeting of the "golden the Woodbridge Township De- tion have ben invited to attend Touch.. First Aid Squad Fund age" group Monday in the Green partment of Health, outlined man Holes, serjeant-at-arms. Holy Thursday service at Our Sav- Post office bans use of obeerva- Congressional battle looms on Street Firehouse Hall. Mrs. J. health facilities available to the Two year trustees are Mrs. ior's Lutheran Church 8, p.m. 11 • J ri stations. military reserves. Drive Is Underway Gerzen was welcomed as a new residents of the Township. Seymour Derechin, Robert Free- April 15, at School 18, Indiana Ave- member. man, David Ittleson, Meyer Pias- nue. Rev. Richard Gilbertson, ISELIN - The annual fund pastor will have as the topic of Ms drive of the Iselin First Aid Squad The next meeting has been set Ancient Europeans displayed kowsky, Herbert Vitriol, Joseph for April 19, 1:30 P. M., at the mistletoe as a cure for ulcers, not Wallerstein, and David Weissman. sermon, "The Last Passover began Sunday when members dis- Jesu* Christ." TERMITE CONTROL tributed pamphlets and coin cards Green Street hall. a kissing charm. Herbert Barlow Was elected as a to the residents. The coin cards have slots for BOWCO equipped termite < the insertion of quarters. If the ME 4-0080 resident inserts one quarter each BOWCO FULLY INSURED week at the time the unifprmed THE PLUMBING squad member collects them in VENEL & SUPPLIES May a total of $5 will be dinated. Members of the volunteer group INSURANCE ROUTE 1, AVENEL BOWCO CALL 388-6444 are on call day and night for North oi Firebouse emergencies. Anyone in need of EDITORS BOWCO LABORATORIES emergency assistance should call Come In and tee M with any plumbing Me. 4-7700. CORNER m neating questions and problems. Guest Editor — Gerard Greaus SAVE•SAVE•SAVE STERN & DRAGOSET 54 Main Street, Woodbridge 3-PIECE BATHROOM SET Announcing The CAUTION URGED IN HOME USE OF S ft. CAST IRON TUB POWER MOWERS AND TOOLS 19x17 BASIN and TOILET Did you know that one injury in seven caused by power GRAND OPENING lawn mowers result? in some permanent djsabtHtyT (WHITE ONLY) The Association of Casualty and Surety Companies made 'Professional Spotlit^ of this report after conducting a study of the use of power AI4, FIXTURES GRADE A] IMMEDIATE DELIVERY lawn mowers and other power tools used in the home. Meet Sam Santoro, Tide's plant maiwr1: 'l'j1' To prevent injuries, the Association recommend* these | COMPLETE FINANCING head spotter for thirteen years. Sam is •< »"* general safety rules. CLEARANCE H AND INSTALLATION War II veteran and a resident Of Port ''' ,, RINALS COIFFURES TOICEl) li When operating power mowers: $99 CAN BE ARRANGED He is a graduate of the National Instil Work only when there in sufficient daylight. Inspect the Dry Cleaning School and has 19 year.- W" lawn in front of the mower iot objects that may be thrown ifillikte la til c«l»n ln«l««lnf HIM? LlUe at ilifhUy blfhtr 1355 Oak Tree Rd. ISELIN - 548-9110 pflctft ence in all phases of Professional Dry C\<^ up at great speeds by whirling blades. Keep in step with the Sam's specialty is removing Stains from >.""••, machine for perfect control Shut power off when lifting the FIBERGLASS lllf -OPENING SPECIAL- mower. Be sure of footing on slopes. gowns and delicate fabrics. This is just ' the many personalized services at Tidr (By Appointment — 548-9110) When using power tools: Read operating instructions carefully. Know the controls WATER SOFTENER PERMANENT WAVE and tbe limitations of each piece of equipment Check to be My Adtosnatte Grain THUBS. - FRI. • SAT. sure that electrical units are grounded through a three-wire APRIL 8, 9, 10 cord and receptacle or with a separate grounding wire and clamp. Regular $15 Now 10 Summing up, the Association stresses that good mainten- HIGH STYUS - COLOR - PERMS ance Is essential to safety. Equipment should be inspected $169.95 periodically for loose connections and broken or badly worn LUetlme Guarantee Refreshments Served, Sat., April 10 parts. Cutting knives or blades most be kept tight, sharp and And Shirt Loundtrm Optn TOM.. Wtd.. Ttan., » wM pan. in good condition. 154 Amb«f AMIIM Fridays I aju.4p.au Saturday! 1:19 a.m.-S;M p.m. This coiumji wUl be fjaa to answer quetUau r« our No Down Payment - 36 Months Ta Pay have about property and casualty InsunuK*. Bead Own* U COMPLETE FINANCING AND INSTALLATION WOODBRIDGE Gerard Greani, Stern ft Drafoset, M Main Bt, WooAtttfe, CAN UK ARRANGED "Convenient Drive-up Service" N. J. Opca Daily » A.M. iv • KM. - Open Thursday 'Ul » P.M. ,(nf Thursday, April R, 19G5

On™. Librarian: nnd Edwin Mos-lThe final session will be, n cook-'seph Simun, local Civil Defense rchbwKPr. James T.well Steven;,,,,, ,„ i||ustrate hnw (ood can ^ Welfare Director. Mcduiness. William Kisller, Ben , , . . . . , . ,,„ HUT AVENEL 1 l.a Mam. Raymond Eichort, nncTT™1 an(! 5crvwi llndcr lt)ese! AnyOnC lntereStC(t may 8ti" *" At Karl Janke, Patrol tenders. , -onditinns. |Kister for the course by contact- Assistant Patrol tearier strips The course is "nrier thp direc-j»« W°< the above mentioned or \Jver a j4alf- Ltnfurtf „ were presented to Frederick!ti011 of Ij w Livingston, Countyiby calling the local Red Cross. 1 Olift i Moschberger, Michael llamill,Civil Defense Co-ordinator and JO-'ME 4-lfilfi VJiJlii ^Dominic Snvnsta. Kevin '-J-' Jerome Weber, Gustavo Rnlta, ^•SSSsSW ISKI.IN - Willis Mover. Senior nn{j Dc,nnjs \ma , Patrnl tender of Roy Scout Troop, — _ ••Vi, opened the Court of Honor at 'VFW Pnsl Hall, by leading thej Pledge of Allegiance. Reinhart ! Mass Feeding; Do Jll 3aitL Thnrsen, Jr. Assistant Senior Pa- Throughout trol tendi led the group in silent' THOMAS JOSEPH prayer. Classes Be^in I'KIDAY. FROM 7:00 P.M. Tenderfoot badges were present- frliaaiedex County W00DBRIDGE - The first class SATURDAY, FROM NOON led to Gary Rice, Barry Nealis. inXTiT™™^'^''th Ciil Df ™ COSTELLO Monday night at Our Redeemer | Inns On IV Half Shell Cicchctto, nnd (leorge Misodoul Lutheran Church of Fords. Mrs. nkis GeorKe Albertson, assistant Funeral Homes Scoutmaster, made the presenta- Marie D. Page, Federal Register- .rs • Clam Broth ed Instructor for Mass Feeding is tion nnd Reinhardt Thorsen. to| the instructor. Green St. & Cooper Ave. State & Center Sts. FUNERAL HOME ^introduced the boys. Est. 1904 - AUGUST F. GREINER, Director The course will consist of Facilities For Second Class Rank Badges were Iselin, N. J. Perth Amboy, N. J. hours of instruction in prepari,.B Weddings, Banquets, PRIVATE ! presented by Walter Loder, food for large groups of people Tel. LI 8-4641 HI 2-0075 COCKTAIL tant scoutmaster, to: Craig Zeller, who have been made homeless be- All Social Affairs LOUNGE and Dominic Savasta. Carl Luna, ausc of a disaster presumably i assistant scoutmaster, presented without water, electricity or gas First Class Rank Badges to Craig Hughes. Dennis Luna, and William S. ROUTE 1 Kistler. AVENEL Various merit badges were pre- ME 4-9807 ientcd as follows; BUD'S HUT Building Group, presented by anford Luna, Institutional Rep-: escntative to Gerald Luna, Home epairs; and Robert Albertson, Woodworking and Masonary. Aquatic Group; by Walter Kline, ommittce chairman; to Jeffrey .aMarra, Life Saving and Swim- ninK: Ren LaMarca, Swimming; Inrl Janke. Denis Luna, Robert lhertson. and Dennis Luna, iwimminR. Nature Group, by Robert Gra- icotilmaster: Gerald Luna, Read- nfi and Personal Fitness; Edwin rloschberger. Reading, Hiking; Wiley. Raritan Council Neigh-1 borhood Commissioner, to Karl Janke, Firemanship, Safety; Fred- erick Moschberger, Firemanship, Safety; Robert Johnson, Fireman- ship and Safety; Michael Hamilt, Firemanship; Thomas Gocze, Fire-manship, Public Health, Safe- ty, and First Aid; Robert Albert- son, Firemanship, Public Health, and First Aid; Edwin Moscher- ger. Public Health; Jeffrey La Marca, Public Health, Safety; Kevin Loder, Safety and First Aid; Ben LaMarca. Safety and First Aid; Kenneth Briseid, First; Duncan C. Thecker 'hat's the Touch -Tone phone got Aid; and Willis Moyer, First Aid. Star Scout Badges, Carl Luna, assistant scoutmaster to Jeffrey LaMarc, Thomas Gocze, and Ed- that other phones haven't? win Moschberger. Life Scout Awards by Walterj| is proud to announce the Loder assistant scoutmaster, to Willis Moyer and Gerald Luna. Scoutmaster Thorsen presented the Eagle Bronze Plan to Walter Loder, Jr., and Warren Loder. formation of the all new Den Chief cords were presented by Cubmaster Sidney Laurance of Cub Scout Pack 48 to Brian Cranmer and Robert Vander Voort. Commander Joseph Zabresky, of the VFW Post 2636, presented Na- than Hale awards and certificates of merit to Gerald Luna, James Towell, Denis Luna, Robert Al- Duncan Thecker Associates bertson, Warren Loder, Edwin Moschberger, Walter Loder, Jr., William L'Hotta. Richard Rapp, and Willis Moyer. Junior Leader Warrants were READY MIXED CONCRETE presented to: Walter Loder, Jr., Warren Ixxier and Reinhart Thor- sen, Jr., for Junior Assistant Scoutmasters; Willis Moyer, Sen- ior Patrol Leader; and Robert Albertson and Gerald Luna, As- sistant Senior Patrol Leader; Jef- We are happy to announce that We will keep you posted as frey LaMarca, Scribe; Thomas 555-2368 by May I, 1965, we will be pre- to our progress and in the

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Nataro reached third on Barcelona. r( Pete SlmminelH. the next bridge hits the ro,«l [„.. HEAR F. Kennedy High School's inaugur- the miecw but did not hang Acquinto. rf o WOODBRIDGE - In an an- al 6-1 victory over E. Brunswick. around very long as he. too, stole Br^in. ft 2 nouncement made earlier this The Patriots' first scholastic base- „ „ . victory over Woodbridge in home for the Patriots' second run. Williams. 2b 0 I the season's opener at the local with the WOODBRIDGt; week, the annual Woodbridge Lit- ball game was played at Merrill to THIS Two more runs came in when Nataro, ss 3 which sent Trenton to the ah Ue League player screenings i Park. 0 diamond. run Mayer, cf I Volker walked and Mowed Hrat- Hralko. If 4 front 2-0. werere postponpostponed last Saturday due 1 Barron coach Frank Cap- Trenton club Wynne, cf Volker. without previous expert-|ko to the plate on an error hit by Volker, p 2 The visiting to wet grounds, but local officials R< 1 rnro, in an effort to start his the top of theVan Dalen. lf ence on the mound, had a wild *ky Mondo. The costly mis-Mondo. cf 3 made it 3-0 in J«hMl« Royl* claim the three diamonds should £• 0 team off with a win, sent his i run. Siitimen- Baran, rf ia to Ba iec k lb 3 1 be in shape by the end of the time on the diamond dais, not* j™ »VJj"'* _ £ 5™"* * T ' 1 ace Jerry Foglia against the Coppola, 3b • u- «•_. 1.1. .- 1. 1 wick s leftfieder oRobert Muller. Pascailo. c 2 for the first week. t- ug h» first pitching tnumph for ^ , tf, 0 Tornadoes and it looked as Siembiski, lb back McEtrov 2 out 1 This Saturday boys in the 1112 0 though he was on hU way until Plrnick, c the Iselin club. He gave up five' rf ^ Barnikow. 3b 1 Id of B age bracket will report to fields - the visiting club came up with Belwki, ss hits, fanned nine and failed to walk pitch hp Hit Heartbreak In Sports , at the Van Buren Street stadium first inning. Joe Balogh belted a 5 (wo runs in the fifth inning to Marciniak, 2b an opponent. Volker was also ef- 25 field on part I at 9 a.m., while youngsters f'om single, stole second and came i break the tie Lou Camprlse Van Dalen. enabling Foglia, p fective at the plate, hitting a EAST BRUNSWICK Ricky Most of the time we writ* about the laugha 9 to 10 are requested to sign in at around to score on a triple off relieved the Barron Myers 1 p m. The schedule for April 17 home run in the third inning. ab h the latf frames and was Camprlse, p >.nd success in aporta, neglecting the heartbreaks m I will be the same slate as origin- One of the highlights of the JFK: "t ^ M 2 for one run in the tqp of the Graham hat occur early each spring and fall in baseball . 3 Woodbr|d, stole three bases in the first inning plate took over when Mike Volker - Foglia struck out five batters with a run to close it up 3-1 Bob Pirnik, the first batter 1 TRENTON i secluded corner and let the. tears flow. It is gibility in the Little League. In after reaching the initial sack via nit a home run in the third inning Pilch, c 3 1 and walked three. the event of illness or for any val- a walk. 1 arid catcher Tony Pascazio dupli-JBothen. cf 3 Trenton's winning , pitcher, up. popped up to first base. At nothing to be ashamed of and if a boy did not this point. Al Beleski hit a Sim'neUi, .1b id reason a boy cannot appear at Coach Bob Bisler's club wentlf««l 0* kat "> «* si*th- istab. r< • 1 0 Scott Gordon, hurled a strong 1 . ^ 'thf mM\f ,11X| bus- Angellm-. 2b [pel embarassment or disappointment, he would the tryouts, it is of utmost im- all out in the first inning with a' Coach Bisler will have ample g ] ^ 0 game »t_o com„_.e_ ..uMp ••ntwith kihics fiTtlfirst Ue>"'*d » onr t o second .bas e ^. _ rf portance" that Mr. Emil Gavinski ur fw \ never have made the grade simply because the devastain? four run blast. Barcel-1 time to check his pitching align- ' victory of the spring. Over Tom Marciniak lo. If I be contacted at the stadium site KICMer 1D 3 fl lona led off with a walk and im- ment eince the Patriots will not ' the seven inning stint, he set 11 grounder. rf spirit would not be there. I during the day of screening. 2 mediately stole second. Nataro resume their schedule until a PreUer. 2b * Barrons down via the strikeout entered ' Gordon, p This column is being written because of a boy. drew another free ticket to first'home clash with North Edison Chlan 1 0 route, gave up five safe blows hitter,. Molder. lb 0 and issued only two free pa«- He called this desk earlier this week to render a and after he settled down on the next Tuesday afternoon at Mer- xjartin. p 0 Tuccilo, ss bag, Barcellooa made a safe dash rill Park. 0 ses to first base, mounting Bar- Knhn, rf report on a game. We were told that his life re- Garr 1 STRIKE & SPARES to third. The running Patriots The John F. Kennedy Jayvees Beecher 0 0 The Tornadoes went on a two ^ (stepped Into the b.-u- Rotunda, c volved around sports; therefore, it was always a then surprised the East Brans- also took part in the inaugural _ ^ spree in the fifth inning tit's bor and'promptly hit a pleasure to converse with him over the tele- wick infield when Barcellona stole celebration after shutting out East 26 1 5 when Bill Kahn led off with a single to left which easily j MUNICIPALS (MIXED) home and Nataro made it to sec- Brunswick on the strength of a Score by innings: walk and was promptly sent scored Beleski. However, «5..Trenton phone. However, on this particular occasion, the 1 High Games: Men-Joseph Lat- ood to complete a neat double commendable two hitler chalked J. F Kennedy 401 001 0 - 6 all the way borne on a big blast his anxiety to take an extrT Woodbrid-, onversation was not the same. When he spoke Unzio 186, Howard Tune 186, Ray steal. I up by winning hurler Ronnie Ritt. E. Brunswick 100 000 0 - 1 by Prank Rotunda, who stop- base. Wynne was cut down at Elliott 176. p. his usual soft voice, it quivered. Not to be In- Women: Gloria Dinerman 163, quisitive, we said nothing until it was time to Millie Seubert 159. Elsie Gurney lermnate his brief report. Before we could ask 150. High Sets: Harold Mullin 479; what was wrong, he blurted out, "Mr. Royle, I Sophie D'Apolito 434. Ludwig Shook won't be calling you anymore." In complete sur- Leaders: Wick Agency 52-35; prise, we asked why and he answered, "I was Trading Post 51-36; Molnar Elec- tric 48-39; Middlesex Concrete 299 as Police cut from the team this afternoon and I don't 47-40. know how I will be able to face the fellows." EDISON BOWL-O-MAT If he has the time to read the past histories Defeat Edison MAJOR TRIO of some of our country's greatest athletes, he High Games: Jo Trusbeium will find that before attaining success, they were 198, Gloria DeAngelis 193, Lucille FINAL STANblW Grogan 190. hindered by pitfalls which made them work all High Sets: Gloria DeAngelis Eliiabeth P. D. the harder to make it big. Making the grade in 518, Rose Esposito 495, Dot Mar- Peterson Has Woodbridge P. D. sports never comes easy. It might at a young tin 489. Edison P. D. Leaders: Sean Daly's 49-38, Rahway Prison Kanr age but the higher you ascend up the ladder, Shop-Rite 48-39, Honey Bee #2 Bright Future Perth Amoby P.D. the more difficult it becomes. An athlete must 48-39. Jersey June 46-41, J.G.M. ! Hillside. P. D. 44-43. Union P. D. have desire and confidence in himself, and if he At Rutgers Madison Township \ ; possesses these ingredients, we will bet on him MUNICI-BELLES every time. High Games: Virginia Stanton NEW BRUNSWICK - iaymn r. u. 171, Lorayne McGrath 164, Patri- probably has the most talented £ast Brmswick p cia Whitley 156. and deepest group of runners m ^^ p D <>me Athletes Find Excuses To Quit High Sets: Virginia Stanton 489. its history, but the success of the Cranferd p D Lorayne McGrath 454, Hazel track and field team tbte,.*Pr'"giMadtaoii Township B There are a lot of would-be athletes who give Schlatter 423. will depend on a questionable ^ Brunswick P I) unfounded excuses for not going out for a par- Leaders: Costello Funeral group of field events performers, i R^™ p D "From the 100 yard dash upj ticular sport. They don't like the coach, the Homes 50-37, Bassarab Realty 44- From the y RAHWAY - One .if the 43, Metro Motors 44-43, Stern & through the two mile and includ- outstanding perfomun o- Ji hours of practice, the team captain or inferior Dragoset 44-43. ing the hurdles, Coach Les Wal- equipment. This group does not want to engage . , the recent Tri-Cmmly unlm ST. CECELIA'S WOMEN'S lack has good men in every event. |. .. , in any competitive sport but does not have the High Games: Terry Shank 208, But depth* lacking in the field™ ^^~ C, ,., \ guts to admit it. If a boy is determined to win a Dolores Funk 187, Lee Bigelow events and sure point getters are;^ ^ Iv _,,.„„,.. j varsity letter or enjoy the thrills of victory and 181, Ruth Einhorn 180. Barbara few and far between. ; fired a 299 score om »{j Samsoe 179. Millie Anoia 173, Dot Wallack'i four past teams have; 3QQ J0 lead his te.mi t • . suffer the pains of defeat, he will endure almost McHale 172. woo 20 meets and lost 12. The 1965; victory over Edison I anything just to compete and be a part of a team High Sets: Ann Koezewski 487, edition should be one of his best,| asSuretl the Township : Lee Billow 482. but it also faces a difficult open-1 tie for second plait : battling to reap the rewards of achievement. Leaders: Frystoek Ramblers 51- ing assignment - a triangular1 standings. meet Saturday against Yale and If our boy only knew the many stories of 33; L.P.C., Inc. 46-38; Oak Tree Ludwig, one of Ik- •" '• Drugs 45H-381i; Anthony's Flow- St. John's at New Haven, Conn. consistent shouted, •• some of Woodbridge's greatest athletesvwho er Shoppe 42'i-414. "We'll sure know in a hurry how handicapped with an • overcame the greatest obstacles just to make the good we are." Wallack said. "St, hand and during tV : WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON John's has great runners, Includ- months switched t<> •:.- team. For example, Bob Patten could not hear TOP RECORD: A record of 17 consecutive victories was the ingre dient the Menlo Park Casuals required to lay full claim to the IMS LADIES ing Olympia Tommy Farrell, plus remain In competitor, r: Recreation Light Senior League championship. Holding winning trophies Idthe front row art Mike Caivani, Joseph Wifcxerak, Tom or speak but is sjill regarded as one of the Gold- High Games: Charlottee Lebeda some good field men. Yale usually his left hand, thv v.,.y Wieczerak, Phil Furia and Robert Foster. Back row: Alan Badro ck, Edward Tarn, Marty Bobkin and Craig Boydmaa. Hiding 203; Terry Cherubini 186-174, Peg is strong in every department." Funking officer surpi .V. '• en Bears' most outstanding linemen; Charlie behind the championship trophy in the center is manager Herb M ontarvsan . Horyn 180, Paula Hutchins 171, Key events for the Scarlet this petltors by coming d' i : Wanda Wachner 171, Gloria De- Molnar was handicapped with a curved spine spring could be the sprints and feet score and leailin::;.- :• Angelis 170, Felixa Siergiey 170 distance races. In Peter Harth of a most important virvr. but before he became an All County guard in High Sets: Terry Cherubini 490, Bonaventure Wins Half Crown Syracuse, N. Y., Kent Gorham of Also Contributing to !:<•: football and second baseman in baseball, he Charlotte Lebeda 482, Paula Hut- New York and Pete Navolanic of chins 481, Gloria DeAngelis 478, Basketball Results alve Woodbridge viitory m spent two years as a manager just to be associ- W L a 13-2 lead in the first period and for tbe losing quintet. Gleodale, Calif., Wallack has three Peg Horyn 477. Team Standings: veteran Phil Yacmnw ^. St. Francis S 1 from there ran their margin to al St. Bonaventure stood solid in sub-10 second 100 men. Harth tied ated with the athletes. Before entering high Leaders: Hawkins Cleaners 56- LaRocque with tot:iN •>' - Avenel Junior High School - St. Bonaventure 4 2 j 28-4 advantage at the halftime! second place after manipulating the Rutgers mark of 9.8 last year. 34; Costelto Funeral Home 55-35; 293. The best on tin r: school, Johnny Korczowski, Woodbridge's first 9-10 Division—The Bullets, by de- St. Joseph's 2 4i break. St. Joseph's made a 1710 a well earned 42-32 triumph over He set the 220 school mark of 11.4. Edison was Jim Dm. •' Strikeeuts 49-41; Kane's Liquors feating the Celtics 39-12 and the St. Peter's 1 5 comeback in the third session but (an aggressive St Peter's club In the mile and two mile, Wal- targets for a 294 ^.:. All State football player, spent months in a hos- 49-41. Knicks, who beat the Olympics WOODBRIDGE — It was a hap- St Francis was on top 18-5 in the ^ big player' m ^ floor {m lack has a strong duo in Capt. The season dosed*."" pital and upon his release, devoted all his spare 284, remain deadlocked for first Chuck Hennings of New Hyde METUCHEN MIXED place with 7 and 2 marks. The py day on the Amboy Avenue final frame to lock up tbe title, tbe Bonnies was Johnny Tschink abeth Police takir. •' time to lifting weights to rebuild his body. Park. N, Y., and John Dteizkalns Utle with 18 str...1' • High Games Men: Bernie Mustangs are in second place court when St Praacls trounced The mainstays on the floor f r el, who popped in 11 field goals erowitz 201. St. Joseph's by a one sided 56-26 of this city. Both are capable of Second place was - • There were little guys like Johnny Dubay, Lefty with a 6 and 3 record. St. Francis were Mike Dwyer and and a foul for 23 points, while WOMEN: Lydia Bigelow 188- score to cement the St, James 4:15 or better miles and Wallack Woodbridge and YA\* 10-11 Division—The third place expects Dtelikalns to crack the Hladik, Harold Arnott, John Toth, Lefty Yura, 171; Barbara Samsoe 184, Paula Big League second half cham- Greg Jaeger with point totals of^—'"was next th^ S? " Woedbrid^ Mir Colonias pulled the biggest upset « in* "» thenine minute mark In the two mile, Sehuetz 177 Vickie Karausky 170. pionship before a capacity crowd. whale Joe Szabo traded w)th, Dennis Dragos and many others who were not of the year when they defeated „ A. Ludwig High Sets Men: Bob Seip 506, St. Francis, coached by Julius fohrm sinking although not in dual meets, when heavy enough to carry water pails but had what the first place Royals and hand seven. Mike Pede and Tom Hut-jsequine was high for St. Peter's P. Yacovino Roger Freeman 502. Jaeger and Ed Fitzgerald, took he will be called on to double. them their first defeat of the sea- nick each tossed in eight counters! with 13 markers. G. LaRocque it took Inside to earn the big "W". WOMEN: Barbara Samsoe 491; Also a solid event for Rutgers son 18-16. The Royals are in first B. Gardner Vickie Karausky 471. will be the hurdles (120 highs and Bdliw m:.'.' place with 8 wins and 1 loss. Tbe 440 intermediates) where Pete Leaders: Brookside Trophy Cen- Babe Ruth League J. Deri Simonsen Unfolds Story Warriors are in second place Upton of Highland Park and Mike ter M'/i-m; Mary's Dress Shop Piscataway Beats Barrons R, Wuest with a 7 and 2 mark. Plans Find Clink Cstherwood of Matawin present a 7Ms-33Vi; E. O. Wickberg Co. 42- G. Robinson Being cut from a team is not the worst thing Fords Junnr High School - 9-10 good scoring punch. 8; Dorothy Dufalt Agency 4H0. WOODBRIDGE -In ao an- D. URocca Division—A four team tie for first that can happen to any athlete, in fact, it should nouncement made earlier this Golfers in Spring Opener In the 440. tbe key man will be place developed when the Rockets make him more determined to make it all the MID-JERSEY MEN'S week, the Woodbridge Babe Ruth senior Joe Charles of Jersey City upset the Bluebirds 17-16; the Tht World's Inviutwn.il High Games: Pennella 234, Kwi- League stated that It will hold New BRUNSWICK - Wood- an impressive 42 to post a 3-0 and sophomore Paul Frteder of way. Which reminds us of a story often told by atkowski 227, Piereth 223, Buglow- Cardinals upset the Giants, 21-5 Hillside. They will be Joined by Game Charnpionship >''«'' its final baseball clinic April bridge High School's golf team victory over his rival Jeff Mes- t>: and the last place Reds defeated _^ biggest touri!.a:' Simonsen, one of our great pitchers of the past. sky 221. Hawks 216, Fraind 204. G. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at School 11 made its spring debut at the local eral. : Harth, Gorham or Rudy Peterson the Braves 8-7. The four teams been cancelled. T)«' '!• During the late '30's, the Woodbridge American Onichowsky 203. Geo. Jacobi 201, Rutgers course but it was' far Woodbridge will take to the of Colonia in the relay. tied for first place with 5 and 4 With qualified baseball offici- Proprietors Associain^ •: J. Jacobi, Hyndman 200. from successful as Piscataway links this afternoon at the Colonia Car) Woodward of Highland Legion team was regarded as one of the best records are the Giants, Bluebirds, als in attendance, the important CWcago said »x|1'- High Sits: Hawks 607, Frank 'inished the nine hole competition Country Club to face a strong Un- Park and Ken Barton of Mast* Cardinals and Fockets. 10-11 Di-phases of rules and regulations caused the cancel!. ^ semi-pro aggregations in the state and at this Buglowsky 602. will be thoroughly discussed and m top by a 10^-7^ score. ion team. Tbe match is scheduled pequa, N. Y, are the half mUert. vision—The Met) and Dodgers re- particular time, Bob was fresh out of high school Leaders: Mercury OH 57-35; explained in detail. League man- Barron coacb Ernie jDubay was to start at 3:30 o'ekjek. OUter Wallack's plans are Jim main in first pace by notching with an Impressive pitching record. When one Tigers 43-37; 5 Question Marks 52- agers are requested to attend far from dismayed at bis team's Ryan of Watchung, Paul Hettel of HOME COOKED 38; Smoral Construction 50-40. their eighth wins. The Dodgers initial showing and stated that Metuchen and Nick Lord! of Naw< beat the Pirates 184 and thethe session. Missouri and Houston will have of the veteran players on the Legion nine in- Terror Contractors 50-40. the league they will improve as the season ark, who can be spotted anywhere Mets upended the Astros 9-0. Final tryoutf for BU81NESSHENS formed his pianager that Simonstn was a good progresses. a chance to get even this year fromthenotothetwomUe.Also nOWL-O-MAT TAVERN LEAGUE Each team has lost one same. candidates will be held April 17. The Woodbridge mentor had with Kentucky. Both are on tbe snrinten Phil Parker of Newark H prospect for the team, he replied, "He's only High Games: SchuW 233,Mag- WoodbridgwooaDnage Juniojunior Higmghn oenuuSchooil .,, > > high praise for his sophotfwre tnd Cbet Ward of New Castle. lione 231, Rief, Nussbaum, R. D n Wildcats' football schedule for the good enough to pitch for our junior Legion Pa., star football halfback. and Dinners - 9-10 Division-The Orioles re-»«« UefeQt JeU Ronnie Panko, who came through first time. Kentucky has a per Smith 216. Grzybowski 215-210, mained in first place and co-Hnj with a 50 total to defeat Bill team." When the word got back to Bob, he was To Capture Crown ect record though, against both Kee, Carrano 209, Rai>p G. Onich- ued their undefeated slreak by Havens of Piscataway, 2-1. Served Dally broken hearted since one of his ambitions was owsky 209, Petty, Mohr, Culluir COLONIA - Another champion the Tigers and Cougars in single downing the White Sox in a close Low man on the Rutgers fair- Neither Ireland nor New Zea- 203, Schiavone, Ganczarski 201, T. was crowned in tbe Woodbridge ratings in basketball land nave snakes. to become affiliated with the famous Legion 12-11 battle. The Orioles are 9 ( ways was tbe veteran Woodbridge McTighe 200. Recreation Department when he club. A week later, Charley Oadek, manager of and 0. The White Sox and Red golfer Robert Basucber, who fired High Sets: Bob Frank 667, Levy Sox are tied for second place Bills defeated the Jets 24-16 to the famous Oai House Gang in Perth Araboy, clinch the Boys 10-11 Age Divi- 4UTUENTIC 629. Smith 622, Special 614, Millerwith 6 and 3 records. 10-11 Divi- JOIN A SUMMER LEAGUE signed the Sewaren hurler to a contract. A 614. Simonsen 610, Yanoso 609, sion—The Tigers defeated the sion crown to climax a most suc- month later the Gas House Gang played host to Van Ness 609, S. Fishinger 605. Twins 3260 to remain in first cessful season. OF YOUR CHOICE Leaders: Bowl-O-Mat Bar 50%-place with 9 "wins and 0 losses. Members of the winning team the local American Legion team before a capa- J3V4, Home Tavern 49»-34Mi. Bren- The Twins and Senators are inincluded Bill Summons, Sam Monday — Five-Man Teams Handicap city crowd in Waters Stadium. Before the start nan's Bar 48-36, Pioneer Tavern second place with 6 and i marks. Storage, Billy Karatik, Carl Tuesday - Mixed Foursome (i men, t Women) Honey Bee 46-38, Shaffer, Mike Bole, Richard Roe* of the game, Gadek handed Simonsen a ball and and Keith Maybth. Wednesday — Juniors and 3-Man Teams High SeU: Steve Zsiga 640. (510 Average) told him to go out and pitch—it was his game. BOWL-O-MAT SPORTSMEN During the course of the in- NOW 1R At the conclusion of seven innings, Bob walked High Games: Borre V». Leaders: Junmie's Meat Mar- augural season, tbe Bills won Thursday — Women's League (4 to a team) SERVICE ON » A 255, T. McTighe 242, S. Saotoro ket ff», Earl's Sunoco 49U-34 five' games while absorbing two Friday — 5-Man Teams (Mixed) OBUtW off the mound, the game's winning pitcher by Lakeside tavern 49-35, Tide Clean- 243, Zuccaro 226. Happel, A. defeats. CALL ME a wide margin, and to this day, he claims it was Stanko 223, Palestri 214-214, Hoar ers 47-37, Kump's Auto 46-38. Hill- BEGINNERS WELCOME the biggest thrill of his life. 213, O. Bixby 211-203. Davission top Liquors «5'/4-38Wi. When camping in bad weather, AFTER WE LUNCH, 210, Pawik 206, A. Santoro, Van use a spare trap or extra square For Information Call 63446*0 of canvas to keep the floor of an Bodegraven, J. Stanko 30S Bar BOWLMOB 8POHTMEN WEDOTHimtilGHT Cocktail Lounge. Alr>Con4iUoM4 , EA

The Japanose have fostered the wns welcomwl a new Seaweed llnrnsby Senior Citizen* Plan ! «» member. vations: Mrs. H«rold Melti, presi- art of dwarfing bushes and trees senior i.mzen* t lan iThe door prJM waj wm by Mrs Donor Dinner dent and Mrs, Jules Isler, door The seaweed In the Sarcun Two Trips for M«y:Ko"inger. and table prlies. Saa ii a plant which had adapted W00DBR1DGE - John Zulloi There will be no meeting April Others serving on the commit- ltielf to the open sea and llvet of the Recreation Department a'l- 15 which is Holy Thursday. "All For Cub Pack 73 Stork Uub To be May 19tee are: Mrs. Gilbert Lehrer, and reproduces in Uut region, ,,, (..nfUlrnrr. F.rhfr Brolkm ha. t.at.lrH dressed the members of the senior^ citizens are ^welcomed to; AVENEI,-The new committee! Mrs. Melvln Gieter, retervations; where It floats on the surf** ol hliml...«nrn fnr o«r .15 yrin. AVENEL - The donor dinner Senior Citizens of Woodbridge committee of Sisterhood B'ntl Mrs. Stuart Webber, program tbe water. Thursday at the Knights of Co-Thursday afternoon 1:30 at the'™^J a7ecenVmeetinRlf whiptweS't to Jacob met with Mrs. Sidney Ab K lumbus Hall. Kmghta of Columbus Hall. jthc pack at st. ^^ church J™^ ™ HoS[ Noehlmson, co-chairman, Taylor Arrangements are being made jhHll. To serve are Joseph Su- during the past week include. ""errace, Colonia. Over 400 guests for a trip to Vincland, May 4 and Europe supports more "cople tor, institutional representative; From Fords, a son to Mr. and ire expected to attend the ninth of 18 fttt, to the World's Fnir, May 27. to the square mile than any other George C. Hanson, committee Mrs jlonald Bnylis. 197 Jackson innual affair May 19 at the Pat- Mrs. Daly of the Iselin unit icontinent, with an average of 225 chairman: William Bernnth, Sr.. Avenue; a son to Mr. and Mrs rician Caterers, Livingston. was a visitor and Mrs. Peterson Ipeople to the square mile. jJohn E, Tevis, Frank Di Leo, Les- ,jam(,5 Anglim, 46 Hornsby Street; Entertainment will feature Jan „ , ___ _;|ic j. ciouatre; James Mi. .iK;tn 'a sont 0 Mr and Mrs Nifhoia, Bart, singer, raconteur andU Cubmaster; Richard Combs, We- Torchia % Wamn stre€,. , author. beloes. Den mothers will be Mrs. dmif,Mcr ,„ Mr an(1 Mr9 Mich. Members having a completed TAT Mulligan Mrs. Elizabeth Ohler, ae, Warrick „ Gordon Avenue; table of 10 or 12 may make res- Ml 4.W11 Woodbridge Oldsmobile Mrs. Marlon Kraus and Mrs. An-Ia Hau(!hter t0 Mr and Mrs ,,„. ervations with the reservations WOODBRfDGE, N. J. thoinctte Orescovicr. scph Caspe M Columbus Ave committee. Cash or partial pledg- USED CAR VALUES Awards were presented to the to the nuc a daughter to Mr. and Mrr, es may be sent to Mrs sJulius cubs — _ BernathjEl)rico M^ fl MlldreMlldred d ^ NOW THRU SATURDAY jEl)rico ^l 39 Overbroob k Drive, 'M I»ORD ihutom SOO 3 Dr., •M FORD and Robert Tevis, bear badge; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Johr Colonia. Also Sat, Matin* 500. 4 DR. H.T •1495 Andrew Marino, wolf bodge with Alfred Hitchcock's Htandnrd Kochlck, 110 Arthur Drive. Attending the meeting were: '91 PONTtAO B-•Puf t Station gold arrow; Allen Philly, denne; From Avenel, a daughter U Mrs. Herman Farer, coupon HJ PONTIAC W»Bon A\|U). Robert Flannigan, gold and silver "PSYCHO" Lcmtnji C Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wingen chairman; Mrs. Morton Weil, PS. fy-PB '1495 arrows; Brian Donlevy, Jeffrey with M PONT1AO C«i»- der, 35 Remsen Avenue; a son tomerchandise receipts chairman; 'at OLU6MOB1L* Den Rteyker, Donald Melchior, Him Bpiirt Coupe '2295 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Karaczun Mrs. Glenn, cash pledges chair- Tony Peridu 4 Doot HT __'149i> Joseph Pepsin and Gregory Allen, •«3 COnVAIH SPIDER 222 Prospect Street. man; Mrs. Henry Pinkus, reser- Vera Mies '91 MIRCURY bobcats. Com. Sharp. From Sewaren, a son to M: 4 Door Sedan —_ 1 own»f "•1695 The Pinewood Derby winner and Mr ;Craig gk - ! Austi '63 OLDS f* '91 BUICK Inrlru | were named as: pack and den l, TORT 4Dt HT Auto. >O1QC 4-dr HT Sh«rp. 1595 «0 THUNDBRBIRD. COURAGEOUS" 83 MKRCDtH COMET I Immnruliin •1395 Nominated For U with 4 Dr.-flT-AMft-RAH •SO RAMBLER Clajalc ber£SSSSat Flannigan. " Academy Awards Fred Brir - HMM Lolly '»j CHIVBOI-ET i •795 son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lav- 6' PROVINCIAL DESIGN Monday, 7:30 P. M. Pack 73 will SUN. C lmpil» 4 dr HT M PONTIAC - Dr. Sedan in, 20 Clair .Avenue; a son to Mr. Richard Rurton be hosts to a district round-table and Mrs. Samuel Baio, 64 Fulton Two Metre-Color KITCHENS tl OLDB-STARniUI Auto MM at St. Andrew's Church hall. The Peter OToole - Onlt P.B A P.g. '995 Street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Maharii April pack meeting will be held, James Washington, 47 Clay 'M CTOVROUtT Super Sport Imptla Coup*. P»»rl Oray—P.8., April 26, 7.M P. M. bourne Street. P.B—RAH—Electric Wlndowi Fnctory AJr Cond. und Tilt A«r«y "BECKET "QUICK! before Storlu in England From Iselin, a son to Mr, an*' Wheel-Plin m»ny many eitm*-4AVB |AVE |AVB. Although the stort thrives on Mrs. James Wilton, 158 Middlesex PLUS It melts" *189 the European continent, any at- Avenue. and y rholra ol Modtrn or Prorinrlal Deilpi. tempts to introduce it into Eng- nnr JERRY LEWIS Tony Rudall Them kltrhen etbineti ire made to «artiti| II land have failed because the Spanish Architecture Barbara Eden .undardt from ihe ftnrt hirdwoodi iTiiiible. Woodbridge Oldsmobile i great white birds cannot survive As The The Escorial is an enormous Thin unit Inclndrt the following itemi: Th« «' the English winter, nor will they "7 FACES OF *atl nhinet and baw illnitralcd abort; iliin- SALES k SERVICE building near Madrid. Spain, 't 475 RAHWAY AVKNDE ME 4 ; try to fly across the turbulant En- is the finest example of Spanish !,.. itwl oink with lianli, ipriy and Hrairwr; glish Channel to migrate south- DR. LAO" •innltii link rim; and your tholfo ol imaine OPEN EVENINGS Renaissance architecture andj] "Nutty Professor" f.irmlra runnier top, pott formed with bark ward. combines a church, convent and STARTS APRIL U iplnh. Installation ananjtd upon rcquttl. palace. It is a burial place for B • cmnMM TT' rate Cnme in and •«• th«t« «ir(tin| nm kltrhtni HiOtt tt ROUTI* JUNCTION II "MARY FQFPINS" former kings of Spain. kUUHOn « OATIO BICIIPT Own dill? anlU 6 P.M. Thonday and Friday until 9 P.M. LEO'S MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR Nand«T from 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. AVENEL PERSONALS _ HI) 6-2900 LUMBER COMPANY Betty GatowtU U George Street 1025 W. St. Ctorie* ATW—, Iind— Avenel, N. J. ME 4-0151 STOP IN TODAY AND SEE OUR SPRING FASHIONS -Monday Cub Pack 73 will be Op«n Sunday [hosts to a district round-table Served From 12 Noon 'Til 10 P.M. Easter Sunday 9-2 P.M. THAT RATE A-Q.K. WITH THE MEN AND BOYS council in St. Andrew's Church hall at 7:30 P. M. ai APPETIZERS —Tuesday is an open house and general membership meeting of FARBER BROTHERS TOMATO JUICE ORANGE JUICE the P. T, A. at School 23 in the all- is an authorized purpose room. FRUIT SiE SHRIMP COCKTAIL (50c extra) —The Women's Association of CHOPPED CHICKEN LIVERS, with sliced onions (50c extra) the First Presbyterian Church will SOUP TODAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY ONLY! meet Tuesday at 8 P. M. in church halL Speaker will be Mrs. FRENCH ONION CHICKEN GUMBO Free VAN HEUSEN WHITE DRESS SHIRT William Geyh. ENTREE —Tuesday is a meeting of the with thi aurcKgu ot a rtfvlorly arktd Min'i Salt ir Spartuat Ladies Auxiliary of the Avenel. ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY, Sage Dressing, Cranbury Sauc«, 3.50 Fire Company, & P. M. at the fire-j ROAST LEG OF LAMB, with Mint Jelly, 3.50 house. BAKED VIRGINIA HAM, Fruit Sauce, 3.50 Free BRUXTOM WHITE DRESS SHIRT —The Ladies Auxiliary of Avenel PRIME RIBS OF BEEP, Au jus, 5.00 Memorial Post 7164, V.F.W., DELMONICO STEAK, 5.50 PREVENTS CRABGRASS with tht pvrthiH •! • ng«l«rly prktd B*yt' Suit «r Sagrtccat | meets Tuesday in the post home, ('uteri t,JM t«. FILET MIGNON, 6.75 HUSKY SIZES INCLUDED Park Avenue, 8 P. M. ti.n 5,95 —Wednesday is a meeting of the LOBSTER TAILS, 5.75 Exempt Firemen's Association at the firehouse at 8 P. M. PEAS AND CARROTS BUTTERED CORN TURF Baked Idaho Potato, Candied Sweet Potatoes, Whipped White Potatoes BUILDER 4.95 MEN'S SUITS SALAD Mohair, Silk & Wool, Iridetcenti, All Wool* in BREAD BUTTER all stylet and colon. T, 1, 3 burton models. DESSERT +E-Z Continental or Ivy. Regulars ond Longt. Sizes NOW THRU TUES. JELLO ICE CREAM 36 to 52. jack Virna APPLE PIE SPREADER 4.96 Lemmon Lisl BEVERAGE in "How to Murder COFFEE MILK TEA 59.95 Your Wife" SPECIAL CHILDREN'S DINNERS Alto a Larg* Selection of A A A I" and TURKEY 2.50 HAM 2.50 RIBS OF BEEP 3.50 LAMB 2.50 Ann Margret in HELVING MEN'S SUITS 03.W "KittenWith A ^ ~SAT. *T SUN. MATINEE MEN'S SPORT COATS 2:00 P.M. BRASS BUCKET "The Brothers Grimm" and BLAZERS Charcoal Steakfonue and Cocktail Bar 1 >3", aluminum tail lt»l«i ond colon including •olidi, ploidi and Iridnttnli. Sim U.S. No. 9 MAIN ST. WOODBRIDGE LEADER BARROW from 14.95 For Reservation Chore;! III SPECIAL FACILITIES with 10* wheel and oil lube C.C.P. FOR bearing. LUNCHEONS-DINNERS Boys'SPORT COATS RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL UNI-CARD LOUNGE Solids, Madrai, Seenucken in CHINESE td0D~TQ TAKE OUT all lizei. CALL HI 2-3900 Stkttitii Membtra of DINERS' CLUB ThU Weekend, lor Your MEN'S I BOYS' CARTE BLANCHE from 12.95 AMERICAN Entertainment Pleasure! HATS t ACCESSORIES EXPRESS 62 Smith St., Perth Amboy No Connection With An; Other BOYS' & PREP SUITS ReiUumnt FREE DELIVERY mint \ I I In the latest stylet and materials in the mojt wanted colors including An Authentic Oriental Datoeer Iridescent*. Sites 6 to 20 from 16.95 A WALTER RIADE from Ihe Near East! i STERLING IHEAIRE HUSKY & STOUT SUITS foor BOYS { SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION j : . i CROSS- All wools — iridescent! fitted by our ' DEL MARKEE \ "Comedian Extraordinary BUCK, GARDEN expert tailors. Sixes 12 to 20— from Comedian Extraordinary" 24.95 * Sharp ... Witty... Original Catt Member of * SCALLOP t Broadway's "Guys and Qolls") * LITE HOSE 188 Both Box Officti Open • HMMMttMTTTTTT, , Special Gnupl Limited Quantity at 6:30 P.M. Open-FRl., SAT., SUN. Only Appearing, This Fri., Sat., San., MEN'S & BOYS' SUITS & SPORTSCOATS Rt. 1 and St. George Ave. Some one-of-a-kind. Not all tiiet 1/ DDIAC April 9-10-11 DOOR Free Iii-Car Heaters in all irylw 72 "HUlL 'Jack Lenunon ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION •Verna LJ»i Sorry, No fret AUtraUont an thU Group FEATURING BUDDY ROCCO 195 (Exnpt Monday) MEDICINE "HOW TO MURDER "Pott of the Organ" s, I EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ' CABINET YOUR WIFE" I TO THE MUSIC OF - 2ND BIG HIT - "THE THREE KINGS" •Joey Heatherton iliumill««illlllllllimiilllllilllllllllilil:lllilll!l!|ililJII;llllili||IBB• '" «MiiHii-ilifjlilililittl||Hl ! •Troy Owahv« TWO IHOW1 HilDAY AND JUNDAY N1OHT... IHUIJHOWJ Our MEN'S I BOYS' Hl-Wll SHIRTS In All Stjjii * Colon IMUIPAY NI9HT ... NO COVH... NO MINIMUM #11" RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED—2n«KB Open dally until 6 P.M it FRII ALTERATIONS BY OUR IXPEJT TAIlORS * "MY BLOOD Thttr«d»y and Kridaj until 8 I*. RUNS COJ"_ Sunday (rom M F. M • C/VC MENU BOYS'WEAR Extra - Color Cartoons THE PINES, LfcU d 709 ELIZABETH AVE, ELIZABETH EARLY BIRO SHOW HU 6-2900 EVERYJjlJNpAY AT 6:00 ROUTE 27 LUMBER COMPANY OPEN MON. & THURS. 'til 9 - FRI. 'til 7 P.M. - 353-8532 1015 W. SI. 6»r Thnrsdav. Anrii R 1965 P\CT STXTEEN LEGAL NOTICES | LEGAL NOTIC K<, LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE by thl« ordinance UeMn. tj hunjary A relative, a Tibetan citizen'* council lo help insure 1 Sections of the AUTBowTr or THE . on n flald me Dims ^ hA harKlou1s aroundNe, Jorwj,s anlI1inwrt). pro. lm- conrtruttlon or HOW CAN YOU BE SURE •» CARTBHET. NEW office of the HOUSJKQ "ft-™"' a mli«d nirtviTM, • 'nntinued from Editorial Page1 the camp of the 1983 American gram becomes a boon and not a JEJXEY"in srmle<^ envelope*. ORTT OF AUTH- dnilnave faclllUes .,;,, THE ,««,.,' borne DV inr iv-un,.,., „ _ the Imuance of |i.j,vo/ YOUR HOME IS SAFE FROM Tbp crows cosmopolitan diet Mnunl Everest Expedition at boondoggle." Havride* would ^"T^. \ __ the where Hsseswd upon the lands and real and note* to (lnnn.r ..I once, its vahie to man and -I-™0 fer1 ** quired to be insured under nd place mentioned when r. nro- estate npnn the line and In the such lmprorement nt Trul llw fIW is lhe dusk ra'ilrd lor. and musi be arrow I will .vicinity of Mid Improvement which lclp»l Counfll finds • i downfall Its fowl varies so > > "* Provisions of a hill in the junlrrt- or a certified fheok pay- retire., may be ftenHlttetl hv wld Improve- dlHonnl 135.000 Is n-, rc.ntiv that isolated observations embodiment of worldly wisdom Legislature. able !o the BOWntO ACTHORITT not Inclii rd In'mem. »B provided in diopter M of the coat of inch • OF THE BOROCOH OF CARTKRET Proposals ahall PRO- Title 40 ol the Revised Statutei of N'OW. THKRKPORE ii.t> ho very misleading unless ' prudence." NEW JERSBT in an amount equal waled er C run. Mew Jersey. All &a.- nenersl taint oiv Surh ^r" mined and irtated nu- . \-H rnrnps from this sourc-e There sandman' Jr . R Cape May has CARTS-RECARTERTT carere- N>* jer-er JOSsTH TURNFTt-RNER the h««i Intereat of the aald Ainu- for b> ... . , 1. till at n«.« lor in inspection. Our CHAIRMAN orltt to K> do tlon of the <-o«t ^hall be in addlt on f h , i an tr no question that in certain Openf<1 State Headquarters oppo- on Tu*stu> ttie nrr, d'*v .->? Avf.: HI to the contrloiuioti It aily of the ,•„ w(me(, ((| l-iir- - ipeculittt will mike a trmrrafh check for trr P : IN Townihlp. hereinafter proildf'l , nol „ n1rRn| ,,»„„ , , • twrt» of the country, the crow i< sile ,nP sta,e House in his quest o^*o*^h, HO' ?iNO irTHOBi' in. pj ; ™•!<•• I- dimilf t« fo*j«4. Toa will he ihewn eiartlv Swtlon 4 It is »"""••"•'":• nhip. aad ill u a real menace to corn and thai for tne Republican nnminalion JT or THI BOROUGH OF CAR- and suiteI. d1 » thaherebyf'«;t Hi the. nJ ,„ »h»:» i; n. ltd wr «i|) (ivf ?e« an rMimstr M the prit* will contribute no part, f oWlfj;u ' :he farmers are justified lr. con- for Governor Members of T"*EOLAN"HOMES"'BEHVE? r ship pursuant to •!. n' c53 3rt»«-T PROFESSION U. its have found IB May beetl»s ir) lature has under consii?ratinn a AT WHICH TIME AND FLACI »I: WARD ,U DOLAN HOMB6 BBRO 1 11 n : d I ^io EN sTRirr. " .-inother. and 431 small cateroil- ar>' for county jail guards from b|ds procedureE contrjc:* s.-md! JERSEY FfiR THE SALE. FUR- CALL NOW! lars in a third. In Kansas, the S3.200 to COM S3, Sliu TnVperf^n^^ NISHING DELIVERY AND early sprinc cro*s eat enormous —ooo— fiwii be in ««<•• STORING OF BUNKER 541-821* rumbers of grubs arid aitw6rms. CAPITOL CAPERS - California on fl'e »• C rt»BL OH. Sv3 .PRE- --_ ,„ , pTwrim OF AVF-essarv to finance Mia (nirt»ij>r .;• «i the cost of «IK n: Avi'bor'.Tv HBATED OILl FOR ONI 5TV STREET D? TTB AVENEI the issuance of obllgattoliji ofjjald , .,, u which are very destnirtiv tc thf refuses to give up to New Jersey Borough .of Cnrte-et a: :r-,f ED- TEAR IAPPROX M.OWl hmiDbtton t rt ?Sv,?iw m Tin TOWSHIP OF Townnhlp pursuant to the Loca , „ M< „,„,„„ , A R t OALS 1 AND PLACB all |52?SRrr«B IN TTHli COUNTY Bond LK* of New Jervy and ^.cludlnn the |l .0nn •rt-a. crop ' tbe famous painting nf Washing- «T R £/ 8#&3g"§n*rm. -T vV"' H TIME M TERMITE c will be publlc'.T ••SF^SSDUSX^S AIBIDEWAl.K th,e e.Um.«ed coat of «ld P'"J°«. «ld ordinance, wh,. ake aod p .loud. PTOPOMUS. 9ZvBm^Srr -THL COST TO BE KH.M0 »nd ,«i «M ot aald sum ^ . ,„ , 1 opened and read aloud. i-. A IMPROVEMENT. THE COST M v nfcP n CONTROL rouse his m.^e- from Battle of Monmouth . RepuWi- ;*„."^"Tn,,^ ^,,"^ "„£*?$£ ViKVKlures. contracts, bonds iSTihiiJn*——"V^nJ- PROPERT--"» Y Is to be provided b\ the do*» ra>- ( m|rh plir|)ow bid; V KBS oaded can State Chairman W?bst?r B. '^ice rratters connected with * "-- m THI WTROa mem hereinafter appropriated lo ,. , arrm.nv.:.. 49 LARCH ST., CARTHET 51 ;IJ' and tniipection <-o*> strr^ht for the refrigerator when Todd wants a high-level State ..JSTwVViw. £i£*l :

Belicatessei Mason Coitractor Photography Service Statlois - Watch Repairs • „ control of the med »nd i v m To firm before the Improvemfnt ri-edlns UHo0n capltAl bonds of vr, 1 WATCH REPAIRS 4 2 sldfwnlk Im- tor -the capital »" prlnr .!.,. 1 in budneta hen TREAT SHOPPE TIBOR BERENCSI GALLARD'S F3WNE GARAGE with Full Guarantee consijt of"the romrtructlon of on-jfof MW to be Iffiiien J F Gardner A Son r.retf fideTnlkB • feet In width. et-inr>] to finance said Local Bond In Mason - Contractor - e shall bear Interes; «• , (13 Rahw«y Expert Repairs -ep* ;n reruln n'.aces a« i*io« n on surn of J3M I* Builder PHOTO 185 A.MBOY AVENLl the Plans and Profiles hereinafter from mch moneys to shall not exceed six ;. mrntloTied. and the construction of e cost of imitt P per annum A,. •* Hooifcndje Woodbridge on all Jewelry of tn To n an r\irblng as i part of mrh sidewalks, g^-uon 7. ,. " il.J respect to said bo:-. 4-3540 lrhe-Ser or not In the angled of the po,, bonds of aid Townsn, Work 547 Amboy Avenue lr>H*-lnm of streets. vi7, ,,^r.i»te ortncloul amount determined by ITBO. ;•: USED CARS FU 8-1667 AVENEI, STREF.T. AVT.NF.I - ST hereafter adopted AMERICAN • SALADS at Their Best New and Repairs ME 4-3651 OFOPMKS AVESl'E TO WOOn pursuant to mild Section 5. To fii\»M> ,to RIFF AVENUE. 1 Said bonds shall bear pose, bond antlrip,r--; We're Specialists ID i rave which shall not • SODA FOUNTAIN Fully Insured & Guaranteed GOLDBLATTS NORTHERLY SIDE fnTere^ »sai d Townshipp of (fr) per sn- • BEAR WHEEL ALIGN From the Bajterly side of Steiceed all percencum •Ith respect toprincipal amoini! n- • BIBIB • FRESH BAKERY GOODS GeorKf 5 Avenue to the Westerly nym All matters . t33,300 are herebv » r Rah»a>'s Oldest Call FTJ 1-9306 STUDIO MEM mi BALANCE stdr of Thorpe Avenue, from Issued pursuant \n saii bond, not determined East side of Th e Avenue to the, ^rdln(ince shall be. d*t*rmlned J>y Law In anticipation n' Open 8 A. M. to » P M. • BRAKE SERVICE Established Jeweler venues from the fruitions to be fierealter adopted. I WPS! ilde of Ela "A re* pur- of aald bonds Said (Colonia) M E. CHERRY ST.. RAHWAY i East side of Kiln Avenue to the West ,,,u g„ To nn&ncfinance m p b««r Interest at a m> hUtr 'til * INCLUDING SUNDAYS Section i ^•^I^BMa^^^HMaM^a^aMaaw : side of Woodruff Avenue nose bond anticipation notes oi not exceed six per n SO SMITH ST. PICTURES SOITHF.RLY SIDE Sw Towwhlp of an aggregate prin- per annum, and mm Closed fVednnda? All Da; Slipcovers i From the Westerly side of St. cipal amount not exceedlnK $3,800 from time to ttme pur; nun AMBOT i Oeorge'n Avenvie to the Westerly are herein' authorized f« ^J^ within the limitations :•:-,••:•»!• Moviig A Storage 15!de of Woodruff Avenue I ounuant to snisaidu Locaum^.l. ~ — said Lav. All " J L l f the VA 6-1212 Water Proofing ' In iccordance with the plan and: [L int|(.ipallon of the Issuance oi to said notes no; 1 3-8x10 RAH WAV '.profile of proposed rjeet grade for ld bondB said notes shal bear this ordinance shall to .:••>—-J 'Avtnel Street, draurn by Charles W.|; t a rat* which shall not by resolutions to t» hem'* iiJ In Natural Color merest 4 r 1 Foreigi Cars FASHION FABRICS Beairlf. T. E,. dated February 19«4 ]nl:ttti si, per centum l» Y> P«ed. In the event thn --•>:-.1s wl| Bicycles Said Improvements aha!! Include^ be renewed from sued pursuant tn th-.s v "Interior Decorators" um and mRy SPECIAL 19.95 BASEMENT grading and all vork nece&sary for|time w time pursuant to 'no.?"™' the aggregate amo-,;:-.- " CusWro-male Slipcoven and Incidental to such Improve- . the iimltatloM presenbed oy hereby authorized to b» HT BIG Also Black and White Picture* menu and shall b« made In accord- ~wit"h be reduced by an nmom* Water proofing ance with and at the location* the principal ammint n'. lit boafl At Reasonable Prices shown on said Plans and Profiles. so Issued. If the acETfcsw ion SCHWINN FOREIGN CAR Residential - Industrial a copy of which 1* on file in theby of outstanding bonds ar.d ?.v.a office of the Municipal Clerk and Is sued pursuant to this orttu Commercial adoptedd . In tbe event that bonds REPAIRS open to public Inspection are Issued pursuant to this ordi- shall a* soy time fveri -it« LIFETIME GUARANTEE Section 3 Each Improvement de- nance, the aggregate amount of flwt mentioned in this »-.o:. COLLISION WORH FREE FILM scribed In Section 3 of this ordin- moneys raised bj- 'he iw:i;n BIKES notes hereby authorized Co be Is- said bonds shall. w> no' "i '^ • \J-FS • SKRVICE • REPAIR | 120 62(1 127 - Free Estimates - ance shall be undertaken M a side- sued shall be reduced by an amount DRAPERIES « BEDSPREADS walk Improvement and the toscost i Inn al to th"••e• principa""tnrinnil amouamounnt of the amount of such > ; Lawn Mower Serrice j Free Estimates A With Each Roll Developed CLRT4INS « VARD GOODS thereof shall be ssse«d in the fol-i J8. hftnda so Issued. If the a piled » the payment r lowinli g manner: An accurattee of outstanding then outstftndlni; I And Repair and Printed Call for free Estimate 1 EIMER count of the cost of constructing or gate amount m vUVi..™ nt„ Section «. I' is n*™* ««J SAW FILING EUROPEAN TRAINED SEE GA1XARD laying the sidewalks shall be kept and notes Issued pursuant to this * «toclin-d that the ?"!• MOVING FTVJ8*- 3311 LABORATORIES, Inc. anfl ram cost Jhail be assesmd up- : life =ha'l at snv time exceed Fot Alt Ypttr PboU.Need* the sum first mentioned In this1 of usefulness of MECHANIC 1421 Main St. Rahway on the several properties fronting cording to Its rftuio!uh> :;:t il $14) Per Hour 821 Milton Blvd. Rahway on the Improvement In proportion section, the moneye raised by th« period of 10 years rnmp>:m !nr to their respective frontage thereon Issuance of said bonds shall, to not the date of said bond* LINCOLN Day or Night WA s-asi pursutajt to and In accordance with lest than the amount of such ex- Section 7. It Is herein HfJ the provisions of Chapter *! Ofcess, be applied to the payment of mined ahd stated that 'h» S:?^ Imported Auto Agent Duce Pluckier Real Estate Title 40 of the Revised 8t»hit«s of such notes then outstanding. NEWEST 1965 9. It Is hereby d«ter- mental D*bti StateiMiv TKIUII KEY SHOP ME 4-61)80 New Jersey bv said Local Bond La« h« A Section 4. It Is hereby det«nn- of usefulnesusefulne s of f said PPuruP°Pf duly mad* and filed \?. :>* t'H SALES & SERVICE SUP COVERS tned and stated that the Township Of the Municipal c> 1163 Green St., Iselin co g n! 1010 St Gtorge Aveaue will not contribute any amount ! ^J0 o}°1i u 7^[^computed' from Township, wid rh.v ? IS IT A SECRET ? CHOOSE FROM the cost of such Improvement, PJ" ? °''f *,d bonds It | late 0 said ™na8 ment so filed show. *.hi' •>< nt AVENEL.. IDEAL WAY MOVERS being expected that thh e cost off thehe ! thejUte of Mid ™"%mb debt of said Township .a tr'.:ii You know it's for SALE! OUR LOVELY Improvement will be borne wholly sec]lon .;. ii that the aupple- mlned B rldH S t In Section «A:2-« .if t*.: Us| Clothesples Why Not Let The by the owner or owner, of the real , r^ h, ^tawmint required by Bond I*w, Is lncrcnMM w YOUT BROKER SELECTION OF estate affected by the Improvement. »"«" ?f"l.nd'^w has been duly Dillj I:M A. M to i:W P M "7" McColleys 1 ordinance try »33.3no v.-A •"• NEW FABRICS Section 5. Before making the|»" Lo" *°l£ ln*th T office of the Siturdij J:M> K. M (a 6:00 P M KNOWS IT'S FOR SALE! mad0 e and filed in the ofie Issuance of the bom!- 1"' Move You ildewslk lmprovemenu described in!™* * *™ ™.v „» iitd Township. authorl«* •'•••.; of the property affected sufficient to said 1 CLOTHESPOLE AGENTS identify It. a description of the im- Umlt*tlon» Said Ordinance renia .:.- " Ask For Dept. B provement and a statement that the oiflcoffce of ' for public Inspection Telephone MErcury 4-188} NATIONAL VANS ualesa the ownewner 0o7r owners com- aecuon n. , ° ^Vi, after the plete the gunle within M da>-a after take effect twenty day »IMr vn Notice _la ._furthe. r -•:••'•:• SERVICE Local and World Wide Movers MLS service thereofJf,. the Townahlp wtlljnrst publication thereof alter nn» ordinance wililll be f rirv; ftd for final pnss,>xe ' • 1,2. ki Family Fjagpolei WOODBRIOGE 1286 St. George Ave,, Avenel Slipcovers is for male the Improvement c the passage 1 Tell Vow Story pen* of the owner or owners Such ROBERT t. JACKS, ell at a Tegular me • t.rooght Iran Railings President ot the Council body to be held r. ru l-wu notice shall be served In accordance Chamber at the M IT- • CALL ANYTIME! Uqiir Store, lie. with the provisions of Chapter 85 lag. Woodbrtdee N .1 Rentals of Title 40 of tbe Revised Statutes Bond WE DELIVER! of New Jersey. In particular Beetlon 01 FREE «:«5;3 and Section «:65-4 and the ., tin , council of the S&g*^ ^: - Plmblig & Heating Woodbridge In the p)—B lnd J^J w, .„,. 382-0963 proof of aervlce «haJl be filed with Township of Complete Stock of Domestic PRINTING the office of the Townahlp in charge County of Rentals Service Sales INTERIOR of the records of tai lleru of the of Nei 'Jersev on the «tti day of JBhe^ni Concern! Townahlp within 10 dav> after serv- 1985. and the twenty day ™ ^^ and Imported Wines Aprtl. o( Umiutlon within which • 4/g/u CtaJftFielOil - "Service Decorating ice thereof. period m Been and Liquors Section 6 This ordinance shall »ult uou or proceeding quest-. ^' With a lonlng the valldltv of such ordin- gHERIFKS \IF HOMELITE .. SERVICE BY take effect at the time and In the SUPERIOR <"< manner provided by law. ance can be commenced, a* pro- 574 AMBOY AVENUE NEW ««' Smile" PUMPS GENERATORS Printing serjves business ROEKRT I. JACKS vided In the loral Bond Law, has' President of th< Council begun to run from the date of the CHANCBRV HI WOODBRIDGE, N. J. first publication of this statement. MIDDLESEX > BUILDERS' HAMMERS ERNEST in many ways Helps to Said Ordinance remains on file In u the office of th* Municipal Clerk —— • •• ifir •mii| Docket No I ,J for public inspection JOSEPH v. VALnm The Perth An*"' build sales, speed opera- Municipal Cierk of the tutlon, » banklm; • COAL DECORATORS Notlot It further given that iu>m ;1 Townahlp of Woodbndge. N J New Jersey, Is P:»' 1006 St George Ave. (Rt Si I ordinance will be further consider*d l.L 4/8/66 U1.26 Ftn V«NB CMI Bta «kk HOME - APARTMENT tions, cut costs, [jet's for dual passage by said Council at Rlccl and VWU11 it Ldslgh Pmaiua Anthracite Lirter Norlo ol WuudDndie CloverleaJ a regtilar meeting of that body to NOTICE Uatllda B. Garre' «.•: ED FREY AND OFFICE bags, Inc., Prod; •; talk printing In terms ol be held In the Council Chamber at Nolle* Is hereay slven that the (Fonnerly With Charlej Farr) AVENEL. N. J. Room Layout - the Municipal Building, Wood- following proposed Ordinance «s United 8taU» «' ^ Furniture Arrangements bridge, N J. on Tuesday the 20th Introduced and passed on first read- Amboy supply <-" your business. day of Aprtl lfWJ at 8 o'clock In the • •- at a meetliiK of the Municipal are defendants. '•'•• NUT or STOVE Color Coordination - evening, at which place nil ol Uif Township of Wood- tor the sale of m"' FORDS PLUMBING On-The-Job Demonstration! Budget Planning all person* interested will be given1 bridgebrldse,. In the CountCounWy of JUddleeexMiddlese. dated February 18 an opportunity to be heard con- Ne» Jersey, held on the «tli day of By virtue ol i-' Call MErcury 4-4449 Call or Write For osrnlng sWd ordinance April. 1963. rti'.d that s<l otdliwnce Writ, to me dire."- Further Information JOSEPH V. VALEMTI will be taken up for further con* 1 will eipose to ana CHAIN SAWS VIBRATORS al<. era-Jon (or flual i>naume at a $2395 CUSTOM TAILORED SLIP- Tbe Municipal Clerk due on WEDN IL. 4/8/fri O27gimett|[iK of aiuil MiciMimiflpal l Council DAT OF APBIl- A. PORTABLES HEATERS COVKKS, DRAPERIES, AN nRhrHaw^iwivr.'.^.- 1 to be held at Its m«««lni( room In hour of two 0 fit* HEATING & KKl'PHOLSTERY Business ™ ^5H!^9H_T9. AUTHORIZB! the Memortal Municipal ~ prevailing (BtBndar; aiigairing)) time, in ..-r"l or ELECTRIC) ^^u™, HOAD.iarrth day of April, 1985 at 8 o'clock, the aald d»yd»y,, *t IheV SHOP AT HOME SERVICE R & GOAL CO. and r TOWNaHU' OF'P.M or a. soon thereafter *s skid In **e CitCity of V:-* »• • Plywood • InmlaUqn SEWER SERVICE • Roofing ft SMiig - N THE COUNTYi matter ci•»n be reached, at which AU ththee fouownis " A6wAJL0ciL IM-itlnif au„d_ place all persons Who m»y • Roofinf • Paaelllns AP of tend and the !>" • 8hmt|ei • Gante Doors HI Harrell Avenue Service "ibe miereswd therein will Wi >g given atter p*rtlcularly if* • Mlllw^rt • Builders" Supplies Woodbrldge, N. J. FU 1-5797 »n W»>nwMy » h heart con lying wid belni; .;; • Hardware • Mason k SuppUel ->erth Amboy I" . Avenel St. Avenel A C ol lhls ilddleeei and St* ' Fuel Oil * Coal T. R STEVENS Directory °W lll Bllll tlD °» « * upon Jivst Dial •ooriut aAd sbsti itstij Wort Public notleeb are t -EfilNNlNfl ft 1 westerly ild* « ' OS SI OEOrUifc AVE. Icliwl Bulldjn" g of the Township. fc 241801 ; •noN dlitaut two-huiiit" • IVlErcury WOODBRIDGE and a copy la available up to and luHherly from tn.' , For OF THE Including the time of such meeting King Georges ltd.. Fordi 4-1738 BONDS. je southerly Unc ' l members of the general ue and the w«5!"-;.. FREE Be IT ORDAINED by the Muni- public "of "the Township" ..wh. a thall »n A«nue and n .i';•• Hi' 13-7 Businessmen clpal Council of the Township ol request nucli copies, st> the officHl e estfrly and p»'»'- ;.. Weodbrtdje. ID the Ceiintv of Mid- of the Munlclpul Clerk In tbe M»- nd For Fast Service llesti. Ntw Jersey, aa followi: orlal Mvinlclpal Building In v«Kut ««r » '':•• m rettia lM»l J",., Just Give Is a Call Music tistrictlti - SHOP AT HOME Who Section 1. The following portion!Woodbrldise New Jersey. andu of the Muru- SMITH «f Duke* Bo«4, Colonia, In thelAN ORDINANCE to MAK1 AN AD- : Love township o' f WoodbrldBe" . in the DITIONAL APPROPRIATION FOR t so one huiidrfJ' Plmblig am) Heatlig Countnty oolf Mlddlesei, shall be Un- THE IMPROVEMENT OF CERTAIN Ldreth. (102°; Mr-CoaditlonJnc SERVICE ed by constructing therein con- PUBLIC STREETS IN TUB AVKNEL, SIMONE BROS. prov l ( Learn To Plaj IM Rei AM Avenei Warm At> Heat ante curb* u followi: COLONIA, FORDS, IflKUN. K»*B- LINDEN, N. J. iMdimnal Eihauii 8T»t"» Money DTJKES ROAD. COLONIA BEY AND WOODBR1DQE SBC- Motoi Gurdt PHONE WESTERLY BIDS TION8 OF THK TOWHSHIP OF ME t-mt (heijet running (•> • i::.,:i * PIAHa-ORGAH roit rfutr. BSIIMAT|I» From tbe Northerly aide of In-WOODBRIDOE, IN 1 TH* OOTJNTT ! HU 6-2726 th. witterly aide f , ,, .w MB 4-2145 ME 4-6410 man Avenue to the Southerly sldejOF MIDDLESEX TO MAKE M1 Toilets DIAL Of Carolyn Avenue | DOWN PAYMENT AND TO ATJTH sne hundred " "' HL 64)059 ACCORDION From the Northerly Bide of Caro- ORIZE THB ISSUANCE OF B0ND8 p Pritiu UntnctioM kj Kitchen Fauceto lyn Avenue to the Soutiierly side of!ro FINANCE SUCH ADDmONAL BHNO n»» Florence .Avenue. ted u QaiUfied Teacher* APPROPRIATION AND TO PRO- Mted oun thBBloce k 319A. Cera«k Tile Gas Water Heaters custom mad-" From the Northerly side of Flor- VtDB FOR THJ IBBDANCE OF M on the Tn " Beginners and Advanced ME 4-1111 ence Avenue to tbe Southerly side BOND ANTICIPATION NOTES IN REPAIRS and Heiry Jaisei & Soi of Archangels Arenua. ANTICIPATION OF THB IBSO Students Accepted. From tbe Northerly ald« of Arch- ANCE OF SUCH BONDS. oi ; REPLACEMENTS DRAPERIES angels Avenue to the Southerly WHEREAS, by a bond ordinance to be » Call ME 4-5446 tide of Patricia Avenue . entitled "An Ordinance, to autb Sewer Cleaning Sheet Metal Work nt shall be made orlz* the lmprov«m*Bt ol ctrtall EDWARD SWANICK th the plan and public streets In the Avenel, Co "Plan and Profile Ionia, Fords, Iselln. Keasbey iu>< A Sales & Service Roofing SLIPCOVERS . Street Oradta for Woodbridge Sections of the Town plul Interest K CERAMIC TILE Bnmhall Road and Duku Road", ship of woodbrtdie, la the Count: «*• Ot thU. ••\ CONN ORGANS Gutters and drawn ". "Ooodrnan, Allgalr it of Mlddlerex. tn appropriate »1 350, COITWCTOR MIDDLESEX Scot*. daM4 February IM>. A copi 000 to pay th* cost thereof, tc KJMBALL PIANOS of such plans and prollln described authorize the Issuance of bond! Il including MOMIC tile* Leaders above la on file In the office of the >vich amount to finable* >uch of such Municipal Clerk and 1M open to nroprlarlon and to pprovidv e for ffi JARDOT public Inspection i f Bd Atll NOT Jobi SJU PRESS of Bond Antlclpatloi S88 Alden Street Section 2 The bum ol M.000 1>I NiH*s in uutlclpallou uf Lh« IMU Hereby appropriated to the payment as All Klnda inct of such bonds," adopted b PIANO COMPANY Woodbridge. N J. of the COM of constru. ting such 'he Township Cvninilllcc un Ma 1620 Green Street urb Improvenient. Such approprl- OVACS 448 Railway Aveaue ~>.\ 1963. Hit Township iuiLhuiiic HORWITZ |t Mvy Avenue. Fords Tflephoo* MKrenry 4 IZU vttou tliall be met from the pro- m n nenero! Itniitoveiiiem ih« i Woe4brid|r Woodbndge eeeedtt of tht e saiiee off tht bboiujj 'I;..'nient uf certain public >Lnw|> h d VAJk) UPKN UAII.l It 1 authorised, and the down payuien In'- the Aveucl, Colonia, Fords (E.B.) - Cartpret Press Thursday, April R. 1965

REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICES I.KUM \(1THK8 I 'Am. OM, - 13'^ per feal. 24-hr. To point out its historic sitet, FOR SALE RfWingt He'd '•. service. Reppir anywhere. IWI- /•* SAI.K ,'ounrll o' 'he Township of Wood- _. .. . ,, Philadelphia has d?vi«ed a n«w I \SSIKIKD Snprrlnr CftMrl ol New Irrwy rldsc Nrv Jeriev hue i>u M;irrh 1VEUSE Oil,, ME 4-R776. l.«« MrMbn 3rd. '98V and utter publlrntlon Weekly (tl A»»emhly system wherein red. whit* and CARTERET - Charming S-bed Kstrn Coifnty iiceordlns to Inw wh» further con- 3/1S t( WOODBRIDGE - Bible rend-i ^u« insi*nia on telephone and room ranch, with large rumpui • Oncktl No. I. HIM H J IIMJ M '>rp' lor final O«M»KC and m Oenernl Investment Corp., » cor- Fuesdnv evening at II o'clock at '^ »t«w«frds will indicate hi* room. Conveniently located, near • MIS( i poration of N™ Jarse.) Plalntlfi. m et lorlc locatlnns lnit s downtown •ilayground. mill) Floyd Wilson and Lllllmi Wil- if'i Ciuf"""" " * * " V'^mbly Hall, n Main Street. I wide sou' D''""1""'" Writ of EKeruiion flrea CMSF.OUT! 40-inrh •••• T0": 'iromt-pi rtntrrl Fell 1 on mini- inmho steel w Jprpev. fluid OrdlnmiP' w>s nporiv- being takr-n up which portrnvs in i. «*«• No money down to qualified vet nt redicu- nmry i;ith. IPM "rt by thp Minor nnri rrMirnru on irll lili IMV nnd will >nke. effecctt the Lord .Win IIIIVP lu- Wo^wlrTthe U. S. cr.in; only $700 down to non-vet-j'™^ ' Aprr Mth, into, m-rnrdinit to Christ tt the Son of Mnn. . llnr. I I MONARCH. ME t wtil e<,'me to'''i'J M^ii'bHr'Ten' Inw. Army .i^veloped for the Air Force I rail'* pran. 4-0800. rtl o n jtfPH » VAtKNTT 3/25-4/8 " MMnlcJtinl Clrrk Children s meetings are held a monster 21-ton bomb for use WEDNESDAY. THE Ulh Mch Sundny, 9:30 AM, with ses-'ln raids asalnst the Axis, but It DAY 0F PRIL D 1M! SAFEGUARD AGENCY . CONFEDFRAT,; " """ F MfllWMONEYV , IInn- m trie no\ir *of i.w o* o'cloc- k hv the sinng for all aces. There are ilso!was not even test-dropped until 1-1111 eludiniwnriuHMUUg Perth AmbnK yMUNKY bills . from'in- ,«he nth ei>rcvniln hour ou t •i.w Htanclarto o'clocl k ohrv [>BV- 1 regular Sunday evening gospel 1947, acfonlii« to the Encyelo- Cnrtcret Shopping Center 1 11 1 HUCE SAVINGS 1850. He^son,!^. 41fi W««hln«ton.J, ? ^"^ J|7 ,!? t'XrlT. meetingj at 7:30. 'pedia Britannica. | MkM «lllhrlp KI 1-4246 M., Perth Ambny. 4/^-4/8*Of(ii« in the c'liv nf NP« BPITH- ..rrttiiic. Arts r»n 4/8 I lirnn ;nt I". , MUSKIN SWIMMINI! POOL,' l^L ^i". lots, tntm or Wears Therapist rrDAY IMMED. DELIVERY! i.T»• EDISON - Five room ranch,|24' % 48". with filter NEW - innft"! parti WOODBR'DGE - Mrs. F. S. full basement, lnrRe lot, nice lo-!NEVER OUT OF CARTON! Mov--^ Twrdiirirti"*!!1" the'rSi1 MiVtin'of'C"rteretdesaibed*"'u£ n ciition. Call CH 7-7348. linR - must wil. Uio. Kl 1-7912.'M Mi Kane and parties Sunday by , .South bv plot nmiilHT Three HMII «?«S"« in ims wniK wnen Stl , Woodhriiljip, Row:ird. (nil vi'nlv-one (Uli imrt on 'he VflllintcrH to jmtl ;i from appointment only Open 9 to t r( Mli 4/8 Fi>m by propenv nwiled or tTnitr );,vmPn w|w sot nut to hid one W%NTFD • Call 3823179 for iniormatioi lv ownPcl bv iw Evfln», nftld nlotii • ,„,., i 1583 Irving Street, Rahway IUPC imndrfd nineteen iS19i »nrl nei?nborho:ift child. While this WANTED TO RENT of ,,.„ m fnr selling 4/1*4/29 "fi.iir,** iv nr.ni « three hundred fwentv 13501 hplnz work still corlimies. hsr ,» plot of land nne hundred feet IMI. Iwhtl Iwti, Ui4*l Doili. HUMT, DtfntHr, ,,l finiiius- V.'inilla. - (IDC'I In width frontlnn on »W has also led her to do volunteer SERVICES i, l)(1il N.ID-U0- • (Arlhiir Avenue, mid Two Hundred rtrogramming ill St. Joseph's WhHl Ctnn, W«n.t».Wall Cifpttliig, Vinyl Uphthfenr 4/1-4 29 ' feet 1200' t In denlh. puppptlne mid School for the Wind, .ii--: •-• rv PIANO LESSONS - School Approximately lrewrvln« out ol plot Thrpe Hun- dred Twenty (3201 the rluhl to Inv,with children whosp hlindne? • UP TO 48 MOS. TO PAY teacher will give beginner's les- 'SS IS 2,500 M|. ft. jerwt Hud malntnln can. wuter diif to hrian ITU WANTED-4 sons. $1.50 per H-hour, Call 381- e'cnrlr wlreii thrmiKh ""Irt nrfin . Mrs. Clyde • NO DOWN PAYMENT : .,,! ,t.iy< (XT week. 0272. 4/1-4/15 Of Warehniuc The npproiimnte amount nf 'ii'jhostess and an Easter devotion ,it,M 4 :«) p.m. .._ .._ Hmlument to he, witlsfled bv wlrt *"' "L;"1""1 4 1-4/8 TYPING DONE AT HOME. Ex- Facility Wanted \L\, i, the sum ot One Thnupwnd.'.WiiS given by Mrs, Hohcrt Ste.ph- Miny Other Over 75^ Used Cars lo Choose From: :RII Hundred. Sfventv-One iS'-'nn. • [KTKnced, accurate, dependable. 11\'•' f>ni Dnl'nM more or less Excellent vrKN'iKIKAI'HEK Reasonable rates. Call 1,1 9-588fl. in'ereM together with the mil "ii The president, Mrs How:inl , ti'« sale Eshlemnn. ;ippoinler| the following Used VW ; i\|H'iii'iicc pie- 3/25-4/8'" Call 548-4431 l Th« sutj-uTlher resene the rliiht i Buys ,• WomlhruiRe Town- •- i I,... ;Vn«V,Vn"«»irt" «]i-trom time to ^landing committee chairmen for s.,l,.rv ileiwndiiut I*" YOUR DRINKING has be-, !time, wh]ert oniv to pnen iiml'n-|the cttmin'.; yo:ir: Mrs. Aaroe, rtl lP 1 in]. Scud resume come a problem, Alcoholics An! >rTe "of ™w'vi nn«er «" truTv "e "'"'R ™ and puhlicitv. Mrs. Wil- Maufatrt > •• 1 Main Street, onymous can help you. Call BI 2- 4 1-4 8 ipeciBiiv provided bv i»w or rtiif liam Kalhhenn and Mrs Barbara v f....-t Hnid «nt)i»-t tn r"t»''i"nn"|Wittenherq, mcmliers'iip: Mrs.; HU 6-6200 ' 1515 or write P. O. Box 2M. Wood- 4/8 bridge. 4/1-6/25 •"' "''' ROBFRT H JAMISON j John Petroey, historian; and Mrs. ALL CARS UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED ! sheriff Daniel Oaile.n, finance jnERAI,f> W KOIBA, BANK FINANCING Mtnrnfv. MiiTIIEUS CURTIS - READINGS Berta?na Firm nn :r, Canada is the world's second ANl) ADV]CE ill,, 3'lB-23-4/l-8'«S VICE on all problems of C j largest country, exceeded only by :ii the AVON way Qj^p 1 life 9 t0 9 No appointment w? D ' * AITUT ! Soviet Russia. IMIIIIV WON.necTssar)', M Smith St.. Perth EillffaffeS DYM VmrVmirT NO 4 E EUZAUTHAVI 300 E. ELIZABETH AVE. LINDIN N J gl .,.:,.|-v M o N E Y Amboy. 442-9891 4/1-4/29 Engage" C s Brim Kf:»snRV N. J. WOODHKIDCE - Donald E. RFCEIPTS HU 6 6J00 NL LINDEN • HU 6-4500 1 f:\MKK on all mer- ~ INCOME TAX RETURNS pre- Brim hug beet) named lo the ^C^'Mi^ted "" "n"! nal interview pared, in vour home at voui con- s.iles force nf the Bertacna real nmnnw M^p,h i IM4 «' rail M2-514fi. yemence. Reasonable Call 283- ,. | ,| . agency, President Frank S ; t Totn! tl«BM7" only ONE 4 81129 / ; 1/14-4/1' i^rtaana announced today niSHl'RSl'MFNTS lrt !l i R20 "0 Mr nrim, who previously had ?"1 ,7' 1). For Rent CARTERET l>een with another aRency in High- 'nrr A n" DO There i? Roosevelt Avenue PROCLAMATION: le with the Ileita^na Ascney he"-,nmirtiii* 3 W1 M »nd ause "It's a growiHf; firm with 1 IW 1' Wat potential." only one Bnd aim The firm o|ieiates throughout S?« 'l.i Tin Township of Woodbddge y Middlesex County. ^'"eXme 174 ^ 6,000 sq. ft. Office FOR YOUR r 22 K '65 MERCS & COMETS -nines the Society for the Prcserv Mr. Brim lives at ^ Colfnx *^f . lectlon WELCOME space. Will subdivide to and l T PLEASURE iiilavement of Barber Shop Qua ^ing- Street in South River with his Hie. KiDS Irving St., Rahwa 1001 IT. NORM AVU WWAT WHw years ORPIN TO AUTHOR"ir WITNESS WHEHEOF I HAVE HERE- His sales work with the Ber- ™H CONSTRUCTION OF H-IF- For Inlnrtnatiiin nn H'VH SKT MY HAND AND CAUSED THE lagna Agency is primarily in res- THE Welnime W'agoD m jSKAi, i)K WOODBRIDGE TO BE AFFIXED idential resale and new (ion THI.S;!IK| day of April, 1965. OF AS A HI1EWAI.K (OI.OMA iMPRnvmgjjrT « n HE The hallelujah bonnet worn by ASSFSSFD TIPON PROPERTY TINC1 N THB IMPR0VE WhT HARVEY FlNSTER, JR. GAVE UP ROLLER SKATES WALTER ZIRPOLO, Mayor female officers of the Salvation ^NT ° AVENEL Army oriRinally was desitwd to 1 HEREBY CERTIFY that tn , iibuTe Ordliiaiirs wiu ininxlucecl »i (OR HOW I FOUND A RAMBLER I COULD AFFORD AT MONARCH RAMBLER) protect them from brickbats. > i|>eriu! mer'inB of the Mii ISEMN • FORDS FOR A BETTER BUY IN A BETTER CAR t CARTERET BITTER SEE US! • WOODBRIOGE • PORT READING Thot'i good odvke. Conn in and w«'ll prove that our growing rtputotion lor selling luperior con ot lower prices is your most t SEWAREN dtptnckibW guidt to savings and satisfaction. CALL VOR INSTANT CREDIT OR CftLL COLLECT LI VA6-8550 60 PONTIAC MWTAMO r^,. 100% FINANCING 2D*.Hdlp; Aulu.S 48 MONTHS TO PAY Fa«Pa«ai,MH... tr; '2499 '60 POOCI Stolon Woa 'M CAMtlAC Co^«i*U. 1ST PAYMENT MAY Co... Slroighr SJLOO fa*.Mro».f. ll«. Wnd. iiiti, I*H . UO7 12 WKX Wooom9 ton*V*. Stfuig^t '60 FOM> t~^- *'«" fJIPc.nRuJo SCQQ Iti* '4699 and ttaultr... (J77 'M CWVT Inpols Hdip. 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A.,. Independent-leader (R.B.) - Carter Thursday. April 8.1965 TAOE EIGHTEEN "LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICES tVnodbndgt Boundary tmc u> ththee; districHim t «24. LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Rarltan Rtvtr; thence ij) Westerly nBIOINNINi O 11 .n, . outatandlni bond* and notet 1»- Issued pursuant to laid Local Bond! hence (4) Westerly alont : John ilnng th* Rarlun Rlitt to IU Inter Ne* Jersey State nlr".; nuance of said bond* shall. sued tmrraant to this ordinance Law in tnticlptuon of the issuance] er line of Maple Str**» r Dover tecMon with the Souther!) pmlnn an-•d• Plalnfleld Avmiu. RESOLtTION notf ]tlesus thethann thtt** jiatton ol Mill Road, thence 81 ning (H Mnrtjien, ,. . shall at any time exceed the sum of said bonds Said notes aba:i bearijttttl (o the center line Avenue to Jeffer«/,r So tire that on the 2:n! day nces*. be applied mentioned in thl* sectkm the interest »i a rate which ahall not)nail Street; running theniv -•---.- .i.«n ,h« Routherlv pm- Zoning Bon" o. theoce i]| Wenerlj , of tti» TowcsMp o. Boulevard to Lnnnj \t, after a public hearing ill Northerly iinnc i. the a plication of Lfontra of 40 rear, «,,« of aald bond*. „, of Washington Avenue SECTION t it "ft" riereby deier- loeAand declared rhat the period :hl» ordinance shall be determined; pgj,,, w fltet of Avenue if extended nonh»«t*r.y running (1) ^f"1' ^ihi of llne;, ,"?i , h™MetueritD B«.und Ne* Jersey State Hi.",; Hated that the Supple- <# Tsefuln ac- rjv resolutions to p on thancc «i 3"uthi...>. DISTFICT No V:—iVoting Jeraay 9tat* HUh»1, NaUiao Hale : ie oi«c» of Bfirlnnii,, th* intersection District *24 Pollint Street* with Ington Park School w, tbence ruanir ***** direction along said „„ to IU lnt««»etlon with uiftnet «U: itiecc* U) Northerlf »lon| th« «» BEOINNLNO it mi inurwcUoD ol (ormer T Statt Hlghwei Route 15 BEO1NNINO at lr,, ur Un» of Orofe Arenue ' >>nw« A Lincoln Olghway ttn ,3. WerterlT.A™nue; thtnee ll) HonhWM*") Kdwird A«nue, e. . an«dd MNortneIU'Northerr yy „ ,„, Jeriej n MA mwart AT nU thenct ruanm« m - et M, WWb- »>o * < cenwrllne ol Coolidge prolong»tiOT to tb. Middleaei-tJnl- „,CM Pitch Road MI w : V the-n«^4v Avenue to the cnterllne of CM*:- £„ County line; thence (41 itfter y , BIRDERS f l6M1M tnenc* i9) Batteri\ , f. ftncd In Section 40A 2-43 of «Jd bonds snail to not less than the Ington Avenue; ninnlnLi»?r.hi?.t«n nut Street; thence |J) Westerly a- ^ „,,' uiddl«te«-Onlon County 100 „,, Road to Kenmnrt H H Bond Law. " IncrrtSwl by aToun,^,",Wh e,ce*. be applied• N°"herlyalong tald Washlntton , of Chestnut J* h, plK, 0, BEOINNINQ •thfl ly right-of-way Dtrtrlft #? rollini Place: Jamei,§trItree, t UJ We Roid ._- ... .^,. MmdlMB gfB00, M,w Dover Road I3I Souttiwi lurJj »lon»ln Po.t, R Wlnthrop Bo*,B ) Hip- lonn win- •*•- •••'. :\t Memorli .ir» interaction of .-.:; ; -'• Mala Street ROBERT E JACKS ; I. Ihtnr- ',>i >r«?f frr the fo!- President of trie Council tnt tdiann rowmbip BouDdary lint Cent ,erl» Stnnj it,,, S«ld Ordinance remain* on file In ' - double ruttw tbe offic* of tbe Municipal C erk g alnng ss^piatsi.^^ rr ••••»'**« ?'hU »V«. Avtouc tbencc , ••••«• Depir-jjient of for pubUc inspection Til Easterly imn» tht Road from mtnwn School v.•••£= Notice is further given that said hl along Lorint Avtn - Pre«d«nt of tn« Council mental Debt statement required by|to the place of polntoOf beslnnlnj located o«« TT« 10 South Plalnfleld tu Oal nue • T> fw hf ibove item orttn^hr* will be further consider- Slid Ordinance irmilnt on nl« in »id Local Bond Ut has been duly' „ !e«t*r.y nd Highway; thenro - •':!»•< ;-n»j the Purchaa- «5 f«w final paesan bv ss!d Conn-. « ?r*. R«d; tbeoce (5i southern _ .._„-. '-.-— o nrj am *n <•!' s* a regular meetlriz of that -•-•! rroTi 3 00 7>-m. to ! 00 bodr ro b* held In the Council •T r; M"Bdsv April 11. Chamber at the Municipal Bu'/dlnc Woodbrtdg* NJ on Tuetday -Y.r :<• k» rar:r.t of 1C. of riven «n opportunity to be [i jconcerr^nt sal given that the fol-j dletex,_New' Jersey heldoh^'.he^th f° t ^ u (4d ?* " Ordinance was in- day of April, 1945 and that said and passed on first . -»d and passed on first read- ordinance will be taxen up for fur- at a meeting of the Mun- .,- t meeting of Vex Municipal] ther consideration for final passage Council of the Township o! :'i! of the Tovrnshlp of Wood-:at a meeting of said 'Municipal In the County of Mid- z*. :n the County of Middle-; Council to be held at Its meeting lesex. New Jersey, held on the 8th New Jersey held on the ftthiroom In "the Memorial Municipal.daj of April I9«i and that Mid o:r>: April 196519M.. and that asaid] Building Woodbridge. New Jersey. | ordinance w)H be takenup for !ur on the 30th day of April. 1985 at g'tber consideration for final passase -i nance wi;: be uten up for m tln jald the Riwnsmp '" (uterlv alnn« lint of Plscatnttai I :',,~a in the Memorial JOSEPH V. VALENTI llson-Borough ol Nfftuchen Boun- ,„ , ,,( Beulnn n« „,„! Si lioriheiVuriv . :!-ii;tf'.ri#. Woodbridge. New Municipal Clerk 1 thence 131 Norttieasterly along the point ot intersec- «»»-Borougb ol Metuchen boun- •,„ th,„e, A%et,,„., ,„ .^v) said centerllne of Longvlew Avenue ry line; thence ,5i Westerly amn» mjtrlct lfl$ Polilni Place: Lincoln,>3>NortBeast,,, , .n '.he 20th d»v of April IL 4/8/95 *3c-"ito the centerllne of Charlotte cent*rHnf of Hfrtnftnn - n cioci P.M. or a* soon ... e rownship of Edlsnn-Boriugh of SchM| Brookville Rnad 'mursecTloIntersection wim •• 01 place thence |4I Northwesterly • centerllne of Boo*: Mftucnen ^und.ry prolongation "i-r as said mutter c*n be reached, potted on the Bulletin Board upon^™ fmrhen boundary Ine i" '«« . „„,„„„., ,**. nl " n0 be Interested therein will NOTICE- thence ,4) Simthp,i'•,- -1- wilch time and place all per-l which public notices are customari-i* 1 an opportunity to be Please take notice that Thursday. #1 Pnillng Place: Oak instric. #11: Northwesterlj iirn. •!:.-, •ns Tho may be interested therein; ly potted in tbe Metnorta: Munldj!™ ° April 22. 1945, Is the last day to reg- School, tad Tree Red. .SEOINNIN^ ^^O at the intersection al —,1! b« fflTfn an opportuiu* 3 vote in the Prt- and Vineyard Road, tons Lane alone STV ^**rrt conc*nun? the same. j. ithenc* in 9nuttiwesterly ainng Ouclni Unr •. # ""d Post Beeinnlng public are cue- ;you last voted you roust re- located 12i feet m ng Old Dlitiict S2T Pollini lie of the Township who shall re- tomarlly posted in the Memorial at right angles to a Blgh- Marihall School ( nrn>; which public notice* are ctutom- MunicipaMii l Building of the To^n.- - register- , givin- g», you- .r ne„w address w posted in the Memorial Mun- quest such copies, at the office of tbe County Election Brd or to with the centerline of Soutnwest the Municipal Clerk In the Memori- ship, and t copv Is available up to. tbe County Election Board or Street: thence 161 Sorth- Jersey iripal of the and tncludlnn the time of such Sour Municipal Clerk. This notice 1 nitric 1 9i» al Municipal Building in Wood- Si Light Company ISUlnfiinu »t c r ar.i i bridge. New Jersey. meeting to th* members of the must be given before April 22. 19651 Ine. tnence ,4) :nii-.:!ilng the time of such meet- i Lincoln HlchWA-. .... io The memben off thh e generarll AN ORDINANCE TO MAKE AN AD- general ersej Oen- net tbence ruim T'lihlic of the Township who shall DnTONAL APPROPRIATION mpany to westerly *nd Nnr'Su : n-tj-iest such copies, at the office THE IMPROVEMENT OF 151 North- don Street to It.' • ' he Jlunlclpa: Clerk In tbe Ue- Wlnthrop Road u» PlalnBeld Avenue •!.- .r.ortal Municipal Building In Wood- 0 vote If you ..„ _ _ of Metucbto and|Ashlev chence 61 Easterlj westerly ilmis l'l,,:. «melne of Hermann Street ex- Mad to uurham Etoad; ; ruli'e. New jersey. • UK7 .CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY:™ or before April 22. 1965. and Lonjt Branchnf {lew Jersev to tended northerly and the ""'"•;i ,So Townihlp" thence i3l Nnrtb-|along^A the boundary line th ( n -theasterly alonR Dur- AN ORDLNANCE TO AUTHORIZE m ISTHNBWIT£ IN A PORTION OF BUT- Notice is hereby given that theiCentral Railroad v nf the Rahway Une of Hermann Street to ';~Sewesterl? y »nd Westerly along THE CONSTRUCTION OP A f^^JSi^mBTBEET AVE?EL IN THE DUtrict Election Boards In and forjthe southerly banx to ParLersnn Rnad, i/U>RM WATER SEWEF APPROrai^TOWNSHTP OF WOODBRIDGE IN the Borough of OarUret will sit in River, thence '•' - Basterly along Partersnn APPROPRIA- MTDDLESEX; AS tne P""*? hereinafter designated! the various Bmokvllle. Boad, thence to the J«r«ey '>ti-i i IN' A PORTION OF cotJNTY OF on Light Company :t.::. •-. \\ LOCAL IMPROVEMENT TOi T««(tay June 1, 1M5 be-,eriy ban* Northwesterly along Bniokvllle „,„» MAKE AN APPROPRIATION OFitw«" the hours of 7 ajn. and 8,the centtrnne to Arvin Road; thence MOi thence (4i Soutnra?'- SECTION OF THE T0WN6HTP OF| m jersey Central i'mr: HfirS S9200 TO PAY THE COST THERE- ? Eastern Daylight time for the!eitended _... , aster ly along Arvin Road to WOOD BRIDGE, IN THE COUNTY I ISSUANCE OF 8UCH| ad to the Dliwe ! gg Company transnr..',-:,.: OF. TO MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT P"rpoM of,conducting^a [Southwesterly along said Idlewlld (toad, thence llll Snutber- •if .MIDDLESEX. TO APPROPRI-! , the centtrllne of Heald Street! Dj,tr|ct -.5 poIUne Plioe: Menlo oiftln Itee of the !•(•:,: \TE THE SUM OF ITf.OOO TO PATl --- — — PRIMARY ELECTION of Hayward Street extended north alnnt Idlewlld Rnad w John cy ordinance «tltW _ for Candidates (.mterlv and the centerllne of Hsy,»nd runninj thence (11 South-! Southeasterly road; thenc* |5| s,ni':.i- -FIE COST THEREOF. TO MAKE A; E ' westeriv snd southerly along said;"** Street: thence (12) the Pennsylvania H r • ;,,->\VN PAYMENT. TO AUTHORIZE; *" TO PROVIDE °n 'heDemocratic ticket and the along John Street tbt olace ">' improvement of Cooper Avenue and PROPRIATIOF^™NUANCN E of Candidates on the Icenterllne of He»ld Street; " ' tersectlun with the N r "HK WSUANCE OP BONDS TO other street* by the Township of 1 loagatlon of wn,o» -v INAVCE SUCH APPROPRIATION ANTICIPATION NOTES IN ANTICI-, ^P, ticke.t to be. voted at the; p ^'-}' Edlton •ND TO PROVIDE FOR THE ""' Woodbridge, In the County of Mld- '«) Southeaster^ ,1. : ' dlesei. and to provide for tbe fiPATIO- N OF THE ISSUANCE OF ensuing General election. Tuesday erlj prolongation •,: \v nancing of the cost thereof by the 88 OF NO SUCOTBCHE HBONDl|OONRfAINEDS J b"*"y th™e «™.t Novembe ^»*r 3.£ 1965J*. as hereinaftenn r and alonii Wlllm A-- :1 High School) Llncoln Highway, thi-:.n one % Intersection of :he BEGINNING at the. intersection of .-ike 1 ION i. A Btorm water sewer I patlon County Executive ccm- lattng property line extended east- westerly along tiif L:u • j Carteret Avenue with the centerlineerly which _ tttcb Road; tn tbe place ol Rrcir.t ' -tp.ii M,MU be constructed lr^the 1 su^,len)tnte<, b 0I^lnftnc<, en., ! measured northerly at right angles thence running ll) Northeasterly «*&£&SECTION f^The^oUowI. The followinZg .por-por I"™ '«& &a£%££ *?&\«|thenc e^« (1») Northerl««et.y meu y along tbe Lincoln Elgnwa; to Btur- District #28 Prillinc PI lterm of 0M vear ana one manand to and psralle.1 with the centerllnll e School. Plainficid umi Ion of Butler Street. Avenel, In' centerllne of Cypress Street to to and psrae Bout* 15; thence i2)) Southwesterly gls (load: tbence (21 Southerly along the Improvement of Cooper Ave (one womao n oolf thne local 1 Countunl y h (4> Westerly I ^ JerseJ y StatSttee High : .i:;-in;i 1 if WoodbrldEt. In the nue and other streets by the Town- the Township""of Woodbridge. in the| ™ *, vT"r ,.\ '"A f J point and Intersection with oalonf Marg "saTd"«l»uSy Street; thencg "properte (4> Westerly Unye i»jonItlong« saisadw ^- a> IBturgli Road to Idlewlld Road' ^;i!T-. •>! MK'fllesex. as follows: County of Middlesex shall be iro,| Executive Committee of tbe Repub- w t thence |3| Southeasterly along [die- ship of Woodbridge In the County 1 each election dis- Easterly line of Washington Ave- to a point of intersection formed »» ?°« f *£ District #2* I l>K l.INF A of Mlddlesei, and to provide for proved by constructlnR therein trict, for a term of one year. nue: running thence (1) Northerly fl wild RAad to Arvin Road, thence BEGINNING in tne 1:' i. Kro:i'. Kt»t:on 0-22 to 1 + 01 he financing of the coat thereof wnltary sewers as follon's: Also to be elected: along said Easterly line of Wash- <4> Southwesterly alont Arvin Road lietween the BorouKfi •>' •» I'n.:n btdtion 1 •:- 07 to 1 + 82 by the Issuance of bonds and bond; Prom"existing Manhole in the in- 'Governor ington Avenue to a point and in- to Brooivtllt Road; thence (9) field and Edison ri>»':.v Tr'ill. .Station 1. : S2 'A 2 J- 43 antSpaUo^ notes'- adoptedibj'the! ter-ecUon of Woodbridge Avenue Such other State offices as aretersection of the Southerly Une of Southeasterly along' Brnokville Ooad the same u iii'prswteti ;» from Station 5 + 43 to 4 + 5S Township Committee on August 7. and Doreen Drive. Said Manhole approved by the State Legisla- the Brady Tract as extended East- JlortheWrly and Northerly and Ito Parkerson Road; ttnnce It) Reading Railr,>,ul, ilien 1 rum H'.rd'i-.i 4 '•- 55 to 5 + 32 1982, and by ordinance entitled being 8U. 0 + 00. ture erly; running thence (J) Westerly 'Northeasterly alonalngg thh e Boundary Southerly along Parkerson Road \c 111 Easterly alniu .ne V : from Station 5 J 32 to 9 + 85 From Sta. 0 -u 00 to Sta.1 + 04 of oLOak thence North-! m Tnl t the Port An Ordinance amending an ordin- Sheriff along said Brady line and the 1 ol Townsnlp to the Port Durham Road: thence <7i South' Railroad to the Bmmrhr- I OR LINE B ance entitled 'An Ordinance to au-In Butler Street. Southerly Une of lands now orwesterly along second existing prop- Reading Railroad; thence 15) North Borough of Meturtifi. rra] From .St.ition 0-22 to 1 4- 08 ce eled An Or Three Members of the Board of erty line to the easterly right-of-1 resterly along Durham Road to thorize the Improvement of Coopep r On Butler fltreft from Sta 1 Chosen Freeholders I formerly it the American Oil Com- easterly alnng the Port Reading Ashley Road: 'thence 18) Soutberlj Southerly along 'tie !'-•;, " rrmii Station 1 -: 0& to 1 + 78 p 04 to SU. 1 + 79 pany to a point and intersection way line of the New York and LOUR Railroad to the place of Beginning 1 18) t AAvenu e andd otheh r streetts b tthhe i Two Councllmen Branch Division of the Central and Westerly along Ashley Road tuchen to tb» l.u, •"'>•- KTI.IU Station 1 L 78 to 2 + 38 the I On Butler Street from Sta. 1 Boundaries of Election Dlitrlcti with tbe centerllne of Wlmore District £t Polling Place: Clara Wlnthrop Road: thence 181 Soutn- tbence Frn.n. Sutlon 1 1 M to 4 + 59 Township of Wootfbrldge. 04 to Sta. 1 +04-40. Avenue; running thence (4) along Railroad of New Jersey; thence iS) Btrton School, Ajnboy Avenue. CountCt y off Middlesex, and" to provide Northeasterly along said easterly westerly along Wlnthrop Road to Lincoln Highway u> Prtvii Station 4 J- 59 to 5 + 01 for the financing of the cost there- Said Improvement shall be made! The polling Places for the various the centerllne of FUlmore Avenue thence (4) northwester.; I-.-,,JU stolon 5 •;• 01 to 7 + 66 In accordance with the plan andi^ards and election districts of the a point and intersection with right-of-way line 3f tbe New York Banders Road; thence 110) North .--.iKi improvement shall be made In of by the Issuance of bonds and profile entitled "Plan and Profile | Borough of Carteret are as follows: and Long Branch Division of the 'esterly along Sanderi Road to low Avenue «nd 'he > i<-Tordiince ivlt'h and at the loca bond anticipation notes' adopted of Proposed Sanitary Sewer for! DISTRICT NO. 1:—(Voting place,|the center line of Carteret Avenue; Central Railroad of New Jersey! Kenmort Road: thence 111) North- prolongation of •iijnfi ahoftn on the plans and pro-by the Township Committee on running thence IS) Easterly along1 to an existing property line which'Woodbridge Township and the easterl} along Eenmore Road to the Mala Line ol th' August 7, 1962" adopted by theButler Street. Avenel." drawn by'- Washington" Sc'hooU BEGINNING "at Township ol Edison •here the same thence i5i sir-.r.ts» :i:i:.; entitled "Project Bowtle N.J, Charles W. Beagle. T.E.. dated] the Junction of Noe Creek, with center line of Carteret Avenue to Is located 125 feet measured north- Wlnthrop Road- -; thenc• e (12— ) West-—- 'Railroad; : Township Committee on September easterly at right angles to and par-U intersected by tbe New Jersey along the Pennsyita:::s :'.; Plan and profile of propose*' March 1B65 A copy of such plans)gutrn Island Sound; running the point or place of beginning. erly along Wlnthrop Road to Pitch ! 3, 1963, the Township authorized, allel with the centerlme of Char- Turnpike, thence running ill Soutb- the Jersey Central r .TK.nn Drainage for Tappen Street,' iis n general Improvement, the Im-and profile«..s. describeJ n._d j abov., e iI.s onthence II) In aWesterly direction a- Rnad; thence |13| Northwesterly drawn by Charles W. Beagle, T.E file In the office of niclpal DISTRICT NO 11:—(Voting place, lotte Street eitended northwesterly; wssterli along tbe Nev Jersey Turn- ialong Pitch Road to the Dlacs of BeCompan- y TransmlisiCL provement of Cooper Avenue and long said Noe's Creek to Pershjng thence (7) Southeasterly along pike to Grand View Avenue: thenct (S) Northwesterly a.'T. dated June. 1964. copies of whlct certain other streets In the Town- Clerk and Avenue; thence (2) Northerly along Private Nicholas Ml nue School.) BE- ginning nre on file In the office of thi spectlon GINNING at the Intersection of the 12) Northwesterly along Qrand View District S11 Polling Place: Edison Central Pnwer U ^" ship by the construction or recon- Pershlng Avenue to Roosevelt Ave- saVd eilstWg property line to cen- u- «-™«« " -sey Sute Hlgh- the Boundary Un« "•_• Municipal Clerk and open to publl* struction of a mixed surface- SECTION $9,200 nue; thence (3) westerly along Roo- .center line of Roosevelt Avenue with High School. Colton Road. inspection. The Township shall ac Is hereby appropriated to the pay- the center line of Hermann Street -. .. :e 13) Northeaat- Township: thenct treated road, and appropriated the sevelt Avenue to the Westerly line of (8) Southwesterly along said •rly along aald New Jersey Stalt along the Boundar. .:• quire such land, rlghto-ln-lSJid o sum of $272,100 to pay the cost of ment of the cost of constructing Charles Street; thence lyr'Northerlyj and running thence (1) Northerly line of Monroe Avenue to the cen- District t\t: ciiements as may be necessary for| such sewer Improvement. Such ap- along the center line of Hermann Highway Route U to the boundary way Township ana •:.• Mich Improvement, and the Muni- propriation shall be met from the along Charles Street and continuing terllne of Charlotte Street; thence lint of Edison Township: thence BSQINNLNQ at tb> intersection of BoutD Plalnfleld v •••' the construction of said improve- cipal Council finds that an addi- -.. . »..__. ,_ In a straight line to the Rahway Ri- Street to the southerly line of the(») Southeasterly along slid center- ment* Such land, rights-ln-land or oI the sale tne « ..,l(l Southeasterly along the round- New Jersey Stan Highway Routs tional 130,000 Is required to pay the ver at a point where Deep Creek Rahway River; thence (2) North- line of Charlotte Street to the centerOK , and dtony Road; thence running ill casements, the locations and di- .uthorlzed, and the down payment thence ary line to the place nt Beginning ^District »29 P"1"^ ' mensions of which are shown In cost of such Improvement: NOW, empties 'into said River; thence (5) easterly and easterly along said line of Longvlew Avenue, thence Northerly along Stony Road to Win THEREFORE, pproprlated. by this ordtnance. Southeasterly along the Rahway Ri- Une of Rahway River to the east- 1101 Southwesterly along said, cen- IDttrtct XI Pollint Place: James throp Rnad; thence 12) Northeaster- Uchool, Plalnfidd *!'' dentil in the maps accompanying SECTION 3. Said Improvement. erly right of way line of the Newterllne of Longview Avenue to theMonroe School, Sharp Road, thru ordinance, shall be acquired BE IT ORDAINED by the Muni- , 110.1! be. undertaken as a local Im- ver to Statcn Island Sound: thence ly along Wlnthrop Road to tbe Jet cipal Council of the Township of ,6) Southerly along Staten Island York and Long Branch Division of ceaterline of Holmes Street; tbence ley Central Power & Light Com MB] either by purchase or by condem- provement and the cost thereof not (IU Easterly along as.ld centerllne DUtrict »30: nation In accordance with law. Woodbridge In the County of Mid- ^ I Sound to the place of Beginning. Central Railroad of New Jersey; District #1: Transmission Line: thenc* I] BEQINNINO in t:..- borne by the Township shall be as thence (3) Southerly along said line of Holmes Street to the centerltne sessed upon the lands and real BKQIKNINQ at the intersection of Southwesterly Between tin Bor •' of said railroad to tbe center line of Roosevelt Avenue; thenoe 112) New J«f»? 8tat» Highway Rout* UjCentral Power & Light Company d hereby appropriated. In addition to estate upo..r n the line an..__d i..n. the DISTRICT NO 2:—(Voting place, of Roosevelt Avenue; thence (4) Southerly and southeasterly along plalnfleld E.Dd t • m«nt of the cosC of constructing .Iclnlty of said Improvement which Columbus School.) Beginning at the aald centcrllne of Roosevelt Avenue and Amboj Avenue; thence running Ne« Jersey 8tata Highway RnuM IS where the same : wld $272,100 heretofore appropri- Westerly along center line of Roose- (1) Northeasterly along New Jersey tbenet 141 Snutbwesterly alonf ( sa.ld sewer improvements. Such ated, to the payment of the cost of may be benefited by said Improve- Junction of Staten Island Sound velt Avenue to the center Une ofto the centerllns of Heald Street tbe Port Re»din ; '••• appropriation shall be met from ment. as provided In Chapter 5fioflnnd Noe's Creek; r uniting and the point and place ot Begin- 8UW Highway Rqute 25 to Grand Route it v> the Dltce T Beginning s or such Improvement of said public Hermann Street and tbe Beginning. View Avenut; thenct |2) Easterly Dlitrlet sis Polllni Place: Sdlion running Ut ' ,,'' the proceeds of the sale of the .streets authorised by said ordin- Title 40 of the ~Revise ••—"•'d Statutes •I thence (I- ) '"Westerl' ' y along "Noe'is gdlson Townsnli, H bottds authorised, and the down of New Jersey All assessments, creek to Pershing Avenue thence ning. along Qrand View Avenue to thHlfe b School. Colton Road. payment appropriated, by this ord- ances. Such additional appropria- DISTRICT NO. 12:—(Voting place, PATRICK POTOCNIG New Jersey rurnpike; thence i3l Delancy Strett. [:•>••• tion of 130,000 shall be met from levied for said Improvement shall (2) Southerly along Pershing Ave- r inance. Said Improvements shall In each case be as nearly is maynue to New Jersey Terminal Rail Abraham Lincoln School.) BEGIN- Borough Clerk „„„ Southwesterly along the New Jer- along Delancy s' ' the proceeds of the bonds author- NING at the intersection of the 4/B-1J/M »wo° Street to P"11 *': he constructed as a general im- ised, and ths down payment appro- be in proportion to and not In ex-jro'adilhence 131 Easterly along the C.P. sey Turnpike to Amboj Avenue; BEGINNINO at in* in'ertsction ot provement, and no part of the cost centerllne of Carteret Avenne with tbence |4i Westerly along Ambnv Bton; Road and New Jersey Stats Southeasterly *!"••• priated, by this ordinance. ceas of the peculiar benefit ad-1New Jer8e, Terminal Railroad and of said purpose shall be assessed vantage or increase in value which 'croB the ,anda 0, IT. mmma the centerllne of Cypress Street and NOTICE Avenut ui tne olace >! Beginning Swphenvllle P"'- •- Section 2. • It Is hereby determ- Please take notice that Thursday. Hlgbwa; Route 2i, thtcc* running against property specially benefit- the respective ots and parcels of]Company to ,.„„ mouth 0, TuftB running thence: (1) Southwesterly Dlitrlet #t Pollini Place: Clara Easterly alonn M', ined and stated that (1) the mak- along said centerllne of Cypress April 22. IMS. is the lut day to reg- Ml Nonnsasterl; along Rout* U to ed. real estate shall be deemed lp re-,Cree£ wherB 8ame empMell lnt0 the Barton School, Amboy Avenue. the Jeraev Central Power b LlgQt to Oa* Tret " It is hereby deter- ing of such Improvement (herein- rea Street to the oenterllne of Ashister in order to. vote in the Pri- OaK SECTION 3. after referred to a* "purpose"). Is . ™ ?°!\ »icb improve- StM l5, d ^ d ttnd tbenc(! Company transmission llut. thenc* therly alons mined and stated that (1) the ment .The total _ amount o^ the|, t rly along Staten Island Street; thence (2) Southwesterly mary Election June 1. IMS. 0! r not & current expense of aald Town- 4) Nor fte If you have changed your addreea District #*t I2| Poutherly alongg the Jerseyy C*D- Boundary line making of such improvement (here- assessments so levied the place of Beginning. and northwesterly along said center- SEOWNINQ al the uliersectlon ol T t Lih C K thence (81 VYe5',r4 ship, and (2) it is necessary to fi- line of Ash Street to the center- since you last voted you must re- tt Light Com pan? K> inafter referred to as "purpose") nance said purpose by the issuance ceed the cost of said improvement.] amboj Avenue and ths New Jerlnl- power along the Bouni!->. line of Hagaman Street: tbence (3) register, giving your new address to Aienue, theno* |3) lh f Is Tiot a current expense of said of obligations of said Township The portion of such cost which! DISTRICT NO. 3:—(Voting place, sey Turnpike: thence running ill WoodbridgWesterly alone g Woodbrtdst Avenue Townahlp 10 ' Townsbip. and (2) It Is necessary shall, not be so assessed shall be Northerly along said centerllne of the County Election Board or to w pursuant to the Local Bond Law Columbus School.) BEGINNING at your Municipal Clerk. This notice Northeasterly along ths New Jersey ui Old pust Rnad, thence <4> North- road; tbenct t, 1 to finance said purpose by the Isof New Jersey, and (3) the estim- paid 'by the Township as in the Hagaman Street to tbe centerllne Turnpike to the Boundary tine of suance of obligations of said Town- case of a seneral Improvement! the Junction of Tufu Creek and of Coolidge Avenue;, tbence (4) must be given before April 22, 196} trlt along Old Post Road and Stonv Port RsadlnK R»- ship pursuant to the Local Bond ated cost of said purpose Is •302.100i which Is to be paid for by general !s"ten '''S'BD}J } Soundd runnini g or you cannot vote In the Primary Edison Township; thence |2| South nad to the place il Beginning r>f beg and (4) 114,000 of said sum Is to be lhenc Southeasterly along said centerllne erly along tbs boundary line if Edi Pollin IAW of New Jersey and (3) the es- taxation. Such portion of th\> mstl e : nuAce £t purposed and ;., , | ™d'by. andUie 19,200 and (2) no special assess-; ' Tuesday June 1, ; jnttoy Avenue and the New Jersey RiverRi ; thench e 12) WetMrl? along tht M inning. DISTRICT NO. 13:—(Voting place, reen the hours of 7 ixi. and 8 h the boundary "., ments for such purpose have been Cleveland School.) BBOINNINQ at jTurnplke: thence running ill East- RartUn River to Silver Lakt Att- Townihlp; then" '; DISTRICT NO 4;—(Voting place. .m. Eastern Daylight tlm« for the 11 i -i-.>- t> ~'estimated to be nee* levied or confirmed and (3) such the intersection of Che centerllntril e of Boundary line nf EdlanD rnwnshlp. thence 131 Northerly along along the Plsc"" " finlinre thwe cascoait. oufi sucn^uh purposepu.1™«,,o, f such purpose, as hereinbefore special assessments may be paid In Cleveland School ) BEGINNING, at Lirpo&e of conducting a tbenca I2I Southerly and WesterljSUfty i Lake Avenue to Woodbridg* architect's fees, account- Uhited, Includes the aggregate am- Holly Street »nd the centerllne of PRIMART ELECTION Jo IM mwrsectioi. ten annna! Installments. :!iu intersectlan of tbe Southwest alonag g tbe ooundaryy line 01 Vdlsnn Avenue, thence 14) hsterlj along •nuLneprlrw and inspection'«unt of W7.000. including the *3S,- SECTION 5. It 1.9 hereby deter- corner of Larch Street; thenoe (1) Pershing Avenue and running the nomination of Candidate* d Ki Q PPost Wnd one man and Ran tan River; thenc* il) WW*rlj School. «alnfl«i°J Roosevelt- Avenue to Arthur Avenue „.» woman of the lecfl County DUtrict #11; iuWptoil f»r nind Township are liow| med and suited fo he provided by tlje down pay- where the Southwesterly boundary along said cece»terlln# s of Hajaman Mont tbt Rarius Rlvej to Ut* .ivttiliibli1 i th* intersection ol boundary une of th* Borough of line of tbe Borough of Carteret Street to thecenterilae ol Ashlcan Psrtv from each election dls- DUIIUCt No. 32 - The sum m $3,850 Is hereby ap-;dovn paymentsjm 15) Easterly along Amboj Avenu* and the New J*rHighlan- d Park; thence J) Northerly meets same; thence (5) Northwest- Street; thence ;rict, for a term of one year. tey rurnpike; thenc* ruunlnt ill ( the interiectlon 01 (roin such moneys erly along said boundary line to „.sai„d „„cencerlln_ _e of Ash Street to along tbt Borough of Highland Park wltb the boundary the conurline of Coolidge Avenue; Aho to bt elected: , Southwesterly along the New JerU>- Woodbridgt Avenue: (4) tltf |..«m.,,i of the cost of _... T^ii6hlp __ Larch Street; tbeace (8) northeast- Oovernor sey Turnpike tn landi 01 the United sued for said purpose is »8.7J0. anderly along Larch Street to the place thence i«) Southeasterly along said Easterly along Woodbridgt Avenue to finance said purfose 16) the cosf of such purpose, as centerllnt of OooUdge Avenue Such other State office* a» areStates America, annwn u tht tn tbe place ni BeglDDlDf of Beginning approved bv the State Legisla- Rarlun Arsenal; thence (2) South- hereinbefore stated, Includes the to the centerllne of ture District #21 PolUng Place: Piacata-lnue, t ,f, .• ijfiiidpiil amount' printed from such moneys to the amount of »1.200 which westerly along tbt several courses V> way School Woedbrldfe Avenue, [along aggregate DI8TRICT NO 5:-MVotlng Place, b Sheriff r,.H ex»Mdln.'. $73,150 lire hereby payment of the cost of said pur- is estimated t< necessary to Cleveland School ) BBQINNIKO at !lo?gU r«e,iine of Ug-uj Three Members of the Board of lands of aald Arsenal to ths most finance the coIs of such purpose, Btieet to tbe oenterllne o Boutherlj oornei at Block 195 LaDlitrlci l »22: • ,,ald L-K-i.1 Bond Law. S«ld bonds- Section 4. To financ">"°e« .^saida purJu.r-: vhe intersection of the center Hue Terminal Avenue: vn«>ce(« South Chosen Freeholders line u n n including archlt feet's fees, account- Mayor (-A as shown on tbe Tax Wip ofBaaiNNiNO at tbt tnttmtetioD 1. , ..lull hear iiitm'ai av a rate which; pose. bonds of said Township of an ; and inspection of Washington Avenue with the nM r ln •dlsoo rownship; (bence I9I Sdrih- _ inn, englneeriri easterly along add ,«f . i lnn Three Councllmen Mew Jerat i State Hlghwaj Routm e »tu no! exctL-d Hix per centum •assregiite principal amount not ex- costs, legal ,exp« nses and other ex- (enter line of Pershing Avenue and Ail matters witiiiceeding $28,500 art hereby author- running thence II) Southerly nlong Terminal Avenue to the cenWlln election , District boundaries and erly along tbs Westerly line of Loulsnd stony Koad; tbance running (1) IMT anlium Includl Interest on such Avenue; tbence (I «-A and 4 in Block 195 to tbs Lehigc Buutharly along Btonj Road and Old U tu bald boruln not ileler- he center line of Perilling Ave- lulling places are as follows; k*« ^.°'«UWithh tr to tffCS « aald eenterUns t TOWNSHIP Or CDIgOH Valley Railroad; thenct i4> Wasuriy Post Road to Woodbridgt avenue; uUied bv tills oriiiniitic* bh.-.ii be iue to the center line of Terminal pVraWn, Avenue » tjM cenWrUr, along tht Lehlgb Valley Railroad Ui thtnet 12) Wttttrlj along Wood- leUiruilni'd bv resuUuions tu in- Avenue; thence (2) Westerly along COUNTY OF MlDDLERtfX ;^^ -as as!s^ni!Bond Law ^" of Holly Street and Bit- point an tht Uetuchen BoundarIUWyJ UUVline | Ullllll brldgt ATtnut to New Jeney 8tau ifftatler adopted. not exceed six per centum tlie cenier Hue of Terminal Avenue STATE OF NEW JERSEY All mutters with „.] bECTION 6. It is hereby deter- place of Beginning. BOUNDARIES. OF ELECTION (5) Kortheasterly along the Ut Blgbway Route U, theoee lit fonfl SECTION 6, To iluiimt MIU 1,111- to the center line of Coolidge Ave- tucben boundary UDt to Amboy tatterlj along flea Jtraty BUM K>M, bond anilulijuuou note* i>f nue; thence (3) Bull westerly and by mis ordinance be deterni- DISTRICT MO l4:-(Votln| place DISTRICTS Avenut; tbence (() latterly along Blftbwa) aouu IS to tht Dlact of ol sXJlson ulU ru*ntJiip of ui (ujKretiiit* by mis ordinance shal down payments on capital Improve- along the center line of Cooltdge DUtntl #1 Ambof Avanua ut tbt Dlacs nf Bt' ^u-|pal iunuiuit nut li Avenue to the cenier line of CypressAbrahabraham Lincoln School.) BKJln BtKlnninx fcbrtdg. to lui'd bv rcaolutionB to be hereafter ment* or for the capital Improve- KINO at the Intersection of the cen Beginning in the dividing ginning District #22 Plaoe: »ixiw"are hereby authorlaxl to be ;idopt«d ment fund In budgets heretofore Street; thence (4) Northerly along Do Borough nf South PlalnSetd and Dhtrict #11 Polling Place: Clara issued pursuant U) tuid Local Bond Kfcctlon 5. To finance said pur- the center line of Cypress Street to terUne of Coolidge Avsnue and thi aw»j gchuol, Woodbridg* Avenui. anticipation of the lasuaiice pose, bond antlclpftton notes of adoplM for said Township are now centerline of Hagamaa • - — ;h* Tiiwnthlp at Cdltnn »h*re tb* Barton School, Amtov Avenut. Umrtcl UU. available to finance said purpose. cbe center line of Washington A«- running thence (1) « tame is intenecMd b> the Road Madlton Scno»'^ bondB Said notes shall bear (wid Toinishlp of an aggregatejwln- nue; thence (5) Easterly {long said BIOINNINO at mt mteneouon 01 al tt'mt\« pu/suiut to and wltb-ln anticipation of pose. nus and the Beglanlng. Borough of Oarteret; tbenoe •> tb* boundary Una of Idlann fowo Lint: wbtrt in* tarn* li •ntersecttd Jeran SUM Highway Bout* U to UtlWiUnilMUal u prescribed by «.ld bondbondss. Said BBOWO J abajl bear In SECTION 1. To finance said pur- Northwesterlj along said «outh abtp to tbt MiddleMi-nnlon OnuatI by tb* Leblgb Vail*; Railroad. Wnodbridgt Avtout; thane* |3) v All m»tu>re with W»P«c» Wrest at a rate whlcb shall not m-pose, bonds of said Tpwnshlp of «n DISTRICT NO. 6:—(Voting pl*o*, LLinei : tbtnotfi t |2(21| •tMrBaaMrll y aloolof f tb*t tbtblno*« tunning ai CaaterlCaatlyf alonl g WmtrlWl y alonl gWd Woodondgd t 4>eau« not determined by:ceed six per centum («lj"»- aggregate principal amount not ex-nigh School 1 BaqurtrtNa at tht Itald Oountv tine to Ito intersection th* Uttlfb Valley ttaUroad to tbe 10 Duclot Lent, chance '») Mortb aa»ll be detennlaediium. md may be renewed _fjoa> ceeding IS.TJ0 are hereby authorized luUrteoUou of the center Una of with tbe Mortherty prolnnjgattas of most Westerly lint of Lot 4 in Bmel Wj along oSiosuie to ^P^^unfoTSu "-J5j to be laslued pursuant to aald Local Burke Uwet with tbe BMterly line Edward Avenue lalso knows M IN u shown on tbe Tu Uap ol r~&sr£w r^X3Sn* ™ be tureafttr »d- urn* to ume purauMt to wdj Bond. Law Said bonds shall bear of WatttlngtDO Avenue and runaing and Long Branob O dli «M ««>« *** wad* "1 <•>« llmltt««Ji Pfeseriheij ral JUttroed ol Jeraey Dart Lane); thence II) Southerly IdUM fownahlp, tbtnee 12) Soutb- lateratt at a raw which shall not thence in 8outhtrly alone the Ea*t- along tht northerly prolongation at erly along tot Wttttilj lint at Lou Southerly „,„, UM „„ ^ J»*bexw*4 1»{(S) *•»•»'.."hTn,uli, [-»««" biSiby ViiOionsed to b» ii-thit ordinance shall b» determined and Long Branch Division of it ward Avenut lalp] aoows u Dart tbt United States ol amtrlca. known along Jefferson Boulevard 10 Plain- UnU*e ot SUPPf" N,QN Q ,,, rlH be rediuwd by an amount by resolutions to be hereafter adop- tald bond* not determined by ihli runmnti thence" 12) IVuiterly Ilong iIllll I abstt ordinance shall be determined by the center line uf Washington Ave Central Railroad or New Jersey 1 Lanei to New Dover Boad: thtnot at tht Rarlvan Arsenal; thence (1) field Avenue; toenoe IT) Soulbwlj place of Biui";WWfp. na,,,,,,u, ti»Jr prlnrlpsl unounl »fjtei d In the eveneent that bonds are tht cemerllne jf Cheutnut Sue, I4i Easterly tiling Ntw Dovti Bead Northtast»r|j and Katttrly along tht along Plalnfleld avenut tr tbt Dlac* Dtitrlct #3* J T[(C K%u to a»*re-:ia.u«i pursuant to this ordinance resolutionsolution*s t1o0 be hereaftehereaftr adoptep d to the ct-iiu-i Line of Peralnng SECTION 8 To finance said uui-- | extended nortliwc->U;rly; them, 1 iruve Avpnue 'hence '>' s-mth- stveral cnurstF of iand» if i«i('jArie- nf Beginning Tr»* School «a» ()[.(.\K^| l)()lllU ,hr ,,,„,,,„ amount of notes here <"• 1 in,mi, 'tehee >'Ji North- pose bojid mll no> ff | Av Sont rn> (lulu; i'"v< *ven»r u ()«i iti »hd Klnx Qenrgti H.m Rn*d ,,, l^itrict #23 Polling Place: Amen lib a- to be IMued shull be Irec A»tn-,'. 'lii-iu-t i«) WCMerly iht W.. the luuird it the aggregate a (KB.) - Carteret Pres, Thursday, Aprl* -. '" PAGE NINETHW LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGA1 NOT1CE8 1.RCM NOTHKS LJWAL N0TJCE3 LEGAL NOTICES

Township boundary In a sotitn*rly, northerly along tb* Garden State lln 0 th T tM HitiflJ tnH northttlj direction to Parkway Route 4 to the point USihSI *v ' th* <""i«hip ooff nd Bdlson Townships; thence ern ominrt«n une it -nt ftir-ugn Intersection of Avenel Street tbe HctloD of the ceoMflln* of New Do-Ih* Tnwnebip Tai Map; these* wtrt- J5j thii polnpointi of oHUorlflaB. where It Intersect with New Jer- oodbrtdge; thence northerly along jutherly along said bomidnry line ol imrterei tnit the -entti tint it poliji and plwe of Beginning. ver Road and th* centerllne ol Bt trly along tbt mutherty line at 17 Bt»te Highway 25; thence nor- he boundary line between Wood- ttween Woodbrldge and Edison ftiaii Rnso tn t.he ^en-n une it Eleventh District Polling Pl«*»: atorge'i Avtnue (New Jersey But* BlnN 4» tod Block 444 to tb* >™& , "»i JMIson Townships to Townships to a point where it ... 4>enut thence «*sterlt School #23, Woodbine Avenue, At*- Highway Rout* SSI thenc* (1) emith- QorthMst enrnw At Blnek 417; WARD I erseefs with the center line of hwsy thence southerly along th* MtftYtr Inwmetfcm of tb* Ughway JS t o tthe point where ID l* point where It Intersects with Uotif the -enut lint if Rnmstttsd nel. eny and touthaaaterly along tbe cen- proProm tn* ;h* cmter line of WlldVood Ave" Wlldwood Avenue: thence easterly ' and lint of BUM! W> to It* vutMHUrlr Woodbrldg* Kiilroau ul tb» Town- iteriect* with the Port Reading henc Avenut u> the a«ntti un* nl AtD terlln* of St Georges Avenue (New allroad; thence easterly along the ? V ^ « wwterly M tthh« long the canter line ot Wlldwood Street, thtnee soutMny alonp tbe FOURTH WARD-FIRST DISTRICT Jtrsey State Highway Route 351 to eorner tbtnoe westerly tloog tb* ship boundary; then along th* c*n-p rt inwr line of Wlldwood Ave'Su. * ivenut to the point of Intersection BEGINNING at the point of In- southerly lln* of Block *ffl and soo- ° Heading Railroad to the point ie center line of Ford Avenue; •entsi iin* ol Ash M in tbbe *n tb* Intersection ot tn* most north- terllne of th» Woodbrldg* RUlroad wher* It intersect* with U. fl. High- nth Ford Avenue; thence norther. t*r line m Mvnl* Avenue thtnee tersection of the QaTclen 8t»t« •utwrlj lln* of Block 194 prolonged: tlnulng along th* arflitMrif I— to til* orosalng of tbe railroad and If. # » j1.7 MonK the center i along the center Une of Ford Parkway Route 4 and Fliune Btreet; thtnc* |]) northwestsriy to the pro.Blocks 478-R 4T3-& »T»-t, way «; thence southerly along U. 8. venue to It* intersection with Lin-westerrnn aluna tht cental ilna if 47J-W 4«-W 4TS-X 4T3-T th» •'»» Jersey Turnpike: tb«n B he nt Ul ne of Ford Avenue to the center MMyrtly l e mi Main street the point and place •< Intersection of Linden Street itersectlon with tbe westerly longation and the c*nt*i Un* if School #«, Ctamnont Anno*, Co- 'lelson Avenue tn the s«at*i Un* of Road to Its Intersection with Mid- L, WMK, and SMJ to th* centerlln* lonla. publication MrUne of Woodbrldf* Avenu* to thaor Beginningng.. nd Woodland Avenue; thence east- toundary line of Fords Tenace ii dlesex Avenue; thence sou further con- IntarMoUon of Woodbrtdge Avtnue PoIlln P1>M: irlyjlong ths center line of Fifth Rahway aunu*. thenc* anrtbwi* of Bedford Avtnu*. thenoe 15) WlUI iitsnded approiunately So feet; along the center Una of Mid...™. Irtool i^ F ltre*t to the point where the we«- niong ths oentei line ni Rahway LSSsouthwesterly along c*nt*rllnt of WARD I - DIITUC1 I &nd WM and B*hwaj Av»nue; than along the Mawbey gtrwt, Wood- 6 whence northeasterly along the wes- Avenue to It* Intersection with Bedford Avtnu* to th* enttrlln* '^ii" .?;, ^ Terrace #1 e»- terly boundary line of Fords Ter- Avtnue to tbe etnttt lln* ni Aventi Beginning at a point «b*M' M "Aiiti'i fit.ii, cantarlla* of Rahway Avenue to tha Btreet; thane* westerly and north Ooodrlch Street; thenre on a line of Byrd Street; thence id) north- UK at a mi oroatlng of Rahway Avenue and the race ii to its Intersection with the in a westerlrlyv direction to the In- westerly along the-centerllne of Byrd center line of Ntw OntM RMtf »- tne mately so feet, more or leas out of westerly along tb* «*nt*t lint nf tertecti the boundan Un* MtMta laiiincll «' u right-of-way of tb* Port Reading WARD 1 - DISTRICT I center line of Linden Street; thence tersecWon off Kennedy Street and Street to the centerllne of Winter the easterly line of Grant Avenue; Avenel Street to th* pnlnt if lour MxliirldB^i Nflw Railroad: than Mong tbe o*nt«rllna BEOINNINO at a point, ths In- eauterly along the center line of s*ctlon with th* easterly mrnt nf Flume Btreet; thence westerly a- Street; thence (7> southwesterly Edison and Wnndbrtdg* rownahlp*; ,„,. m ivpprov- of tb* right-of-way of tha Port wrsectlon ot the centerllo* of Port hence In a north easterly direction Linden Street to It* Intersection long the center line of Plume Street along the centarlln* of Winter thtnee eaaterl; slnns tbe cent*? ntit ilong the westerly boundary line way line of tht Pennsylvsnls Rail- m,I returned on Reading Railroad to tba grossing of Reading Railroad and the centerllne with Mary Avenue; thence norther- mad and nolnt or plan* of beginning to the Oarden State Parkway Street to the prolongation «nflh?, of Hew Dover to th* Mm** Kill take effect f Fords Terrace # 1 to Its point of ly along the centar Une of Mary Route 4 the point wid place of Be- easterly of the dividing line between Int of Ntw Jersey Oardeti fut* tb* rignt-of-wv at the port Read- )f N J StaU Highway Routt 39; Intersection with the center Une BtlNO a portlnrj nf tht Third ;,-, according to Ing Railroad »nd St. Oaorge A»e- thence (li northeasterly along tb* Avenue to It* intersection with Ward District Five to oe «n-wr u ginning. Pleasant Avenue ana South Cliff Parkway rVniM #4: tntnc* an of Linden Street; th«ne* easterly Main Street; Uhenoe easterly along First District Polling Place: ly along the renter lln* nt aald •u«; thin along tin oenMrltn* of centerllne of N J 8Ut« Highway VAI.KNTI, ilong the center line of Linden tbe canter line of Main Street to its School #24, Goodrlrh Street, lielln. Road.; thence (8) northwesterly way U< a point markint tb* pro- Bt. CMorg* avenue In a northerly Rout* a to tbe intersection oi treet to Us point of Intersection vtllM W EXTlN-jof Meredith Road and Ulddleaes center line of Oa* Street exttnrie tersection witth Avenel Btreet: terllne of Dover Road to the pnlnt 3BS-B and 394-1. and the prolonga- Woodbrldgge and Edison TownshipsTwnships; brldRe Townships: thence northerly ir place of Beginning. HI H: KinHTSlAvenue, then along tb* c*nt*rllne tion thereof to the southwest cor to ltn point of intersection wif hence southerly along the bound- tthench e easterlly alonl g the center along said boundary line to the WARD I - DISTRICT I" ,S.\MI of Mlddnwi Avenue to tht tntet ner of Block 394-J; thence 17 Klne Oeorgej Post Road; thenci ary Une between Woodbrldge and line of Avenel Street to Its Inter- point or place of beginning. Tenth District PolUng Place: Ise- BBOINHIHO at a pnlnt WlMtw Vm U I II- Y Hint the section of UKMlfdleied i Avtnue and northeasterly aionR the southeast westerly along King Oeorgen Pon Bdlson Townships to a point where section with New Jersey State lln Jr. High School. Hyde Avenne, westerly prolongation of Ui* eouth- a , iniTO<1ui-ed at Road to Its point of tntersectlot Highway £25; thence eoutherly BEINO all of District 2 In th* Iselln. McLean Street; then along the cen Tly line of Rlock 394-J «nIt, Georges Avemie School #22, New Dover Road, Co- ELEVENTH DISTRICT thenc* saeterly ccmtinulng tlf • i r.jiitkm accord- terlln* of Block Avenui to tht In Fifth District Pnlllnt Place: Park Bst*.t«e lt» vsrlous courses and the point and place of Beginning. BEGINNING at the Intersection southern boundai7 of Block •i-'lii-r ronsldered moat northeaaterly line of Block lonla. . TV* ttrsKtlnn of Block Annu* and thi 3(3 to the centerllne of st Oeorgei Rrhnnl m. King Georges Road dlsKncfi to Where It Intersects with Sixth District Polling Place: of the Pennsylvania Railroad and 414-C, 473-X. m-m, 4W-VV.. tS-V, ..,:.(] was flnnlly Fords, he center line of FoTd Avenue; School #23, Woodbine Avenue, Ave- WARD 4 — DISTRICT 3 tbe Garden State Pwkway Rout* i.lnooln Highway; than along th Av» (N J state Highway Route nel. 473-T, 473-8, 471-R contlnulM «• 3J); thence it) iouthea»terly Uon hence still easterly along the Beginning at s, point In the divid- 4; thence northerly along tha oi the nnterlln* of the Lincoln Hlghws southerly boundary ot landu of the ing line between Edison Township center line of the Garden State erly along We southern bminmlf of !,'"the"Township,to the Intersection of the Uncoil the centerllne nf St Georges Ave SECOND WARD - SIXTH DISTRIH Board gof Education to the Oarden WARD I - DISTRICT 1 and Woodbrldge Township where Parkway Route 4 to 1U intersection Block 4(7 to th* anuthaaM onrne «f ,v Jrptev. SnldjHighway and New Dovei Road; tbt. nue to the oentcrllne of the Port BEGINNING at the point of In State Parkway Rout* 4; chence Beginning at a point in tb* wtiv the same Is Intersected by the cen-with the center line of Flume Block 461; thenc*. nnrtlwrlj by th*lslangg the centerllne of New Doveeri Reading Railroad; thenc* (101 torsectlon of U. 8. Hlgnway t ai» northerly along tb* Oarden State erly line of Staten laiaad Sound ter Une of James Place find from Street; thence easterly along tha the eastern boundary nf Bin ' . .:i April 7th. Road to til* lnt*rt*ctlon ol New south westerly and westerly along the New Brunswick Avenue; thenci Parkway Route » to It* Intersection said beginning point running east- center line of Flume Btreet to Its to the northeasterly *omer; centerllne of the Port Reading Rail when tbe tarn* Is Inttnactsd by the r ApriAil l Dover Road and St O*org* Ave- weeterlv along the renter line o with New Jersey State Highway 25; southerly lln* of th* Port Reading erly along ttie center line of James intersection with the center line east along tbe southern bow :.,• to law nue; tBen along tn* o*nt*rlln* oof road to the point or place of Be Nrw Brunswick Avenue to the thence westerly along New Jersey Place to the center line of New of Kennedy Street; thence In a of Block 4J4. continuing " (Inning point of Intersection with Lltwrtv Railroad Dock Property; thenct ill VMEN'n sts . OeorgO * AAv*nu* to tbe Inter State Highway H to the boundary northwesterly along th* southerly Jersey Garden State Parkway Route straight lint easterly to the inter- along th* southern bou Eighth District Pollinling Place: ItIte Street; thence northerly along the between Woodbrldg* and Edison #4, thence southerly along the lust- section of Middlesex Avenue and Block 4(3; thenc* nor ,-ip«l Clerk „ „ tM oarthern line of Block J»; the center line of Liberty Btreet to it lln* nf th* Port Reading Railroad '4B along Block J»J in a weat*r)y direc H h choolhl > dd A au Townahlp* trie point and place of mentioned route to the center Une Ooodrlch Street; thence southerly along the easterly boundary ot . I 1 II ' * ' * " point of intersection with Klni Beginning. nock Property to tb* point nf In- of Route #37: thence southwesterly along tbe center line of Middlesex: 483 to Its Interaectlon with tb* Jtft* tion u> Brro street; then along the Oeorges Poet Ro&d: thence easterl; tersectlon nf the same with ths pro along said center line of Route #27 Avenue to It* Intersection with the ter Une of Bramhall Boad: taHM Miner centtrllne if Brrd StrHt to th* Thirteenth District Pollln» Place: atlon aouthwatterly of tht cen- t thf the WARD I -DI8TR1CJ I along the oenter line of King Oeot- longal to the line of Edison Township; Pennsylvania Railroad; thence northwesterly along th* c*nttt interaectlon of Byrd Street am Re* Post Road to School #29, Ford Ave. 4 Arlington tn Hi f T st ..:,•:„» -»-M regulnrly BEOINNINO at a point, the in its lntenectloi Dr., Fordt. ilm ot Turner Street: thence i_ the-nce northerly .»]on« the last southwesterly along the center line of Bramht)! Road to It* mttntMUm Wrtrtb Street; (Bin along the cen with the Oarden State Parkwa Northeasterly along tbe prolongs- mentioned linUnee .ttoo the point or of the Pennsylvania Railroad to Its i: ,\'',iii .^ n n»«uli\r urllne of Worth Street to tbe In tersecilon of the centerllne of tbi with the center lln* ot toman J»f •'» M^nilrlpil rounrll Perth AmDoy-Woodbrldge Branch ol Route 4; thence southerly alon clon Southwesterly and ths center place of beginning, Intersection wltb the Garden Btate nue; thence westerly along th* Mi- t*n*cuon of Worth Street am the Garden State Parkway Rout* THIRD WARD - TIRST DISTRICT Parkway Route 4 the point and , :;, .,f WiHKllirUlm. In th* Pennsylvania Railroad and thi line of Turner Street tn thi Inter BEING all of Diistrict 1 in the ter Une of tnman Avenue to It* In- 1 Qreen Btreet; then along the oen M:1t|]rvx. Nrw Jer- Port Reading Railroad; thence |1 to Its Intersection with U. 8, Hlqr BEGtNNTNQ at the Intersection section of tame wltb the center Fourth W»rd to bbe known as Fourth pis.™ of Beginning. tersection with th* Garden •*«• (!": f!nv of April, IMS tarlin* of Oreen Street to the In- easterly along the centerlln* of tbi way t; thenca southerly along T of New Jersey Turnpike and Port line ol Ninth Street; thenc* IS) Ward District 3, Eleventh District Polling Place: Parkway N J. #4: then©* *mrtsHlS» ;••• -T. TO AMEND AN tenectlon of Oreen Street and N J Port Reading Railroad to tbe oen-S HlghWBy 9 to Its intersecMo Reading Avenue, formerly known Northwesterly along th* center line Third District Polling Place: School #15, Penning Avenue, Iielln. along tbe center lln* ot ChjgMn r.nrl.fD "AN ORD-Highway Rout* ft I: tben along tbe with New Brunswick Avenue th as Woodbrtdge-Oarteret Road; of Klnth Street IU feet more or School #1]. Perilling Avenue, Iselln. State Parkway N. J #4 to the qplttl Hrllne of Rahway Avenue; th»nc» point and Dlace of Beitnnln? thence northeasterly along the cen- • VKHMNO THS 01- c*nt*rlln* of D S Highway Rout* 111 southerly along the centarlln .eu; thence |4| Northeasterly paral- FOURTH WARD and place of besinnlni ;• • #1 la a wttterly direction to th Sixth District Polling Place ter line of New Jersey Turnpike to WARD 4 - DISTRlCf 4 lIMI-rlON. AI.TKRA- of Rahwujr Avenue to the cent«r lel with Turner Street to tbe South- TWELFTH DISTRICT Sixth District Polling '•: fltf.KMENT. EQUIP- Townahlp boundary: then along.t School #7, King Georges Road lta point of Interaectlon with the erly line of Block 1033-A; thence |51 BEGINNING at a point, the in- lino of Freeman Street; thence <3 Fordf. boundary line between Woodbrtdtie tersection of the centerllne ot tbe BEGINNING at the intersection School #27, Pennsylvanl» Av*«n*, !1FM()I.1TION, RE- Townahlp boundary in a nertherl westerly lions the centerllne o Northeasterly along aald Southerly of the Garden State P&rkway Route Colon!*. ' ' • nWWI.SION. UBE. OR direction to tbe point or origin Townahlp and the Borouuh of Cur-line of Bloc* 10J3-A to Its Inter- Pennsylvania Railroad and the cen- Fre*m»n 8trfet to the centerllni t*Tet; thence southeasterly along terllne of Middlesex Avenue pro- 4 and the Port! Reading Railroad; •,\i F OF .M.I, BUILD- of the Perth Amboy-Woodhrldgi SECOND WARD section wltb th* centei Une ot Tur- thence easterly along the center WARD I - DISTRICT 1 ' SEVENTH DIITRICT ehe boundary line between Wood- ner Street: tbence IS) Northeasterly longed; thence 11) northerly and ;:i sTurrrt'HES AND WARD I Branch of (ho Pennsylvania Ral bridin Township and the Borough northeasterly along the centerllne line of the Port Reading Railroad BBQINNIrlG at * point wh«t*>«M :-..-MMON OF OAfl AP-| Prom tb* Intersection ot road; thence |4I northerly aloni BBQINNINa at th* point Of 1: and alnng the Northeasterly prolon- to its intersect ion wtth New Jersey tersectlon of Ford Avenue and thi of Certeret to a point of Intersec- of said prolongation and the cen- prolongation of Block ttt-D later- svr ciAS _PIPi.NOjUov« Road and tht Townahii the centerllne of thte e Perth Amboy tion with the center line of Turner gation of Turner Street to tbe in-terllne of Mlddleses Avenue to the State Highway i 25; thence north- sects th* centerllne ot Inman Af*- centerllne WoodbrldnWdbd e Branch of the Piransyl New Jeney Turnpike; thenc* we*t Street eitended; thence southeast- tersection of aame with the bound- centerllne of McLean 8treet; thence easterly along the center line of nue (opposite Clovei AvefflM); ;•;.• I'i'lt TUB ISSUANCE New Dover Road to tb* lnter»ectian erly along the New Jersey Turnpik' erly along the center line of Turner ary Une between tbe Township of New Jereey State Highway it a to P •:;'•:• rOi.lKCI'lOS OF vsnl» Itmirniid to the point of Be to its intersection with the bouni (2> southeasterly along the center- thence easterly along tb* centtHIM DofD M ttcMt ll Street extended to Its Intersection Wwdbridge and the Borough of line of McLean Street to the center- It* intersection with Green Street; or Inman Avenue to the Intersection \HK:S-I! OK INSPECTIONS ' "•" • ""• Meredith ary Une between Woodbrldge anc Carteret; thence (7) Southeasterly thence northwesterly along the RotlI; lb'a tJoD« th« ""'"line of Ninth DMrlct Polling Place; Edison Township*; thenc* norther with the Port Reading Railroad line of Block Avenue: thence (3) of the prolongation of the eastern Mrth B< to lnUir „ ttrlil(f'.i..r AND I!K M olth ly along said boundary Une be tweet port Beading Railroad Dorks to Its centei Une ot Wondbrtdge-Oarteret Block Avenue to N. J, Rout* #27 Intersection with Worth Street; A:: PTHKR "» «•<" «iddle«, Wuodbrldge. Woodbrldge and Edison Township then™ northeasterly along the Avenue; thence northerly along Intersection with the Central Rail- Road; thence iti In a general South- (Lincoln Highway); thence 14) east boundary ot Blocks 50B-A. VW •!! I-MIP" THEREOF then along tb* centerllne to the southerly boundary line c road of New Jersey; thenpe south- erly direction along tba said bound- center Une of Worth Street to Its of MlddJ*iei Avenue to the Inter- FIRST WARD - TENTH DISTRICT Rooaevelt Park Estates-, thence fo! southerly at right angles to the cen- and 509-D to Its Intersection Sttb easterly along the center line of ary line to the point of Interaectlon Intersection with Byrd Street; southerly line oi , Block MM; •I r!i.mi!Hl md Modl- section of Mlddtnei Avenue and BEG INNING at Che point where lowing the southerly boundary Un Central Railroad of NPW Jersey to with tar Northerly or Westerly Une terllna of tbe Lincoln Highway to thence northwesterly along the McLean Street; then along the cen-Milii atmt Intersects Amboy Ave- of Roosevelt Park Estates; Its var tbe centerllne of the Pennsylvania thence westerly along southerly Un* nue; iheiire Xawterly along the Its Intersection with S<-h• wns Introduced at tersection of McLean Street and ccntor ilnr of Main Htrret » the point where It Intersects with Fori ter line of School Strrrt to Its In- the centerllne of the Pennsylvania thence southeasterly along the easterly line 50S-A; thane* north 1 point wlicre it Intersect* with Rah- Avenue; thence southerly along t the aame sound to tbe Southerly and northeasterly along tb* rxn*no> •'.i Munli-lnal Coun- Block Avenu*; tbtD along th* can- tersection with Port Rendlne Ave- lln* of th* Port Reading Railroad Railroad to the point or place nf center line of Winter Street to a :i!,.p ol WoodbrldKe. way Avenue; thence northerly al- center Une ot Ford Avenue to Its nue, formerly known as WoodbrldKi Beginning noint midway between South Cliff ary nt Block 508-A to tb* into*** terllne of Block Avenue to tb* Intel- ona the center line of Railway Ave- Intersection with the New Jeney Dock Property: and point •''! "n Marrh Wth. section of Block Avenue and the Lin- -Oarreret Road; tbence Vcstirly al- leiflnolng Fourth District Polling Place: Road and Pleasant Avenue; thence • ;i iMIi-atlon sccord- nue to IU point of Intersection Turnpike the point and place of be- ong the oenter line of Port Rending School #24, Ooodrtch Street. Iselin. northwesterly along the line mid- Avenue; thence northwetwrlj along coln Higbway; tben alnng th* ten-with Hfards Brook; thence easterly ginning, th* cenwrltn* of Uk* Avenu* to • further considered terllnt of tb* Uncoil Highway to tilotitt Henrda Brook to Its Intersec- Avenue to Its Intersection with the Seventh District PolUnE Place: way between South Cliff Road and >.->>< fltifl wn.s finally Seventh District PolUng Place: Kew Jersey Turnpike the point and Hucaman Heights School, Holly St., FOURTH WARD-FIFTH DISTRICT Ptetisant Avenue and parallel there- th« boundary ot Clark Township; Til Orh. IMS after ai tnt intersection of U>t Lincoln tion with the New Jersey Turnpike; .BEGINNING a,t the Intersection to to Its Intersection with Clinton thence westerly along the boundary thenc* southwesterly along the Fords Jr. High School, Fanning Port Reading. 1 •••• a •ncpiliii? of the' Highway and New Dover; inemloni Stieet It Inverness Dtlvt. Fordf. p<-p of ^g of the Pennsylvnnla Railroad and Street; thence sotifhwesterly along ot Clark Township to Its intersec- • I. nf the Township the cen ter line of Ntw Dover Road to New Jersey Turnpike to Its Inter- First District Polling Place: the boundary line between Wood- he center line of Clinton Street to tion with the Boundary of Idtson • Ni'iv Jersey. Snld the intersection of New Dover Road SfClon with , Aniboy Avenue; School #9, Turner. Street, Port WARD 1 - DISTRIC1 g bribridgd e and EdEdisoi n TownshkrThka Its intersection with Washington thi-nci' northerly alonig the coaler 8ECOND~WARD Township; thence southerly sitong n:>l>roml bv the and Bt. G*org* Avenue; then SIODI EIGHTH DISTRICT Reading. * Beginning at a point in tbe Penn thence northeasterly along the Avenue; thence northwesterly a- p tha cenuilln* of 81 Oeorg* Avtnue line of Amboy Avenue to Its Intfcr- sylvanls Railroad where earns I* In oenter line of the Pennsylvania the Edison "Township boundary, to :m*! on Anrtl 7th, sco'.-lon with Main Street the point BBOINMNO at tie point ot In- lonj: the center line ot Washington • ike rffwt on April la a aortbnrf direction in tbe Town- Se tersected by tba Port Reading Rail Railroad to Its Intersection with the southwest corner of Block 5«-O; tersection of Ford Avenue and theTHIRD V i - BIOOND DISTRICT Oreen Street; thence easterly alonn Avenue -to its Intersection with thence easterly along tbe southern K tn law. ihlp boundary; tbao along the «nt| p of Beginnineginningg. New Jersey Turnpike; tbence nor- BEGIN •Xtia point of ln- road, and from said beginning pnlnt Bloomfleld Avenue; thence South- '• "If V VAI.ENTI. Trnth Ohtrlrhl t PPolUn< Place: Mu- running northerly along tbe Penn- the center line ot Green Street to boundary of Block 505-G to. tb* Townahlp boundary lo a northerly therly along tbe center Use of Ford ternectk? >•< Woodbrtdge and Its Intersection with Bloomfleld westerly along the center line of "• .y[pa.: Clerk westerly and touthtrly dlneuqn to nicipal Rulldlnf Main Street, Avtnue to the southerly boundary P«rth / Rafiiroaa and New syiranla Railroad to tbe center line Bloomtleld Avenue to Ira Inter- northwest corner ol Block 5W-D; WoodbrMge. Avenue; thence sotitheaatierly along thence southerly along the westerly 110.78 tbt point ni ortgm line of the Board of Education Jersey Si ghway #25; thence ol Avenel Street; tbence southeast- the center line of Bloomfleld Ave- section with Winding Road; thence property loo reet north of ArUng- southerly " ••"*- ^" Idge and erly and easterly along tb* centei on a straight lino southwesterly line of Block 505-D to the polnt-ind th» wooabTl' nue to lu Intersection with Wind- place of beginning •VOTIfK FIRST WARD . >liUT DUTRK T WARD I - DISTRICT 1 ton Drive; thence easterly along Perth AmBoy Railroad to It* Inter- Une of Avenel Street to tb* center to the point of .Intersection of the Um of Rah way Avenue, tbence Ing Road; thence In a southwest- Port Reading Railroad and the Seventh District Polling PUe*! HEOINNiNO at tbe D tI1et the southerly boundary line of the section with AveneP Street; thence erly direction Blons a straight) line " - ioard of Education property to the westerly on Aven*I Btreet to Its southerly along ins centei lln* of to the point of Intersection be- Garden SUM Parkway Eoute 4 the School #17, Inman Avenue, Colonla. Oarden State Parkway Route 4; Intersection with Park Avenue; Rahway Avenue to the cent*! Une tween the Garden State Parkwny point and place, ot Bril thence southerly along tbe Oarden tbence southerly along the center ol Nlelwn Avenu*: thenoe south- Route 4 and tlie Port Read)ns Hall- latrlct Polling Placet WARD S - DISTRICT » . State Partway Ronue 4 to Its point Une of Park Avenue to Its intersec- Iselln Jr. High School, Hyde Ayenne, BEGINNING at the oentwlln* «l ' f»t wide strip on the Busterlv side easter!; along tbe center Hut nf road; thence westerly along the y of Intersection with the New Jer-tion wrtfi Tappen Street; thence NIolson Avenu* to tbe Wnodbrldge Port Reading Railroad to Its point Iselln. Inman Avenue and the prolongation King Oeorges Pott Road, oar- sey Turnpike; thenoe westerly along westerly along the center Une of Oreet, thence in a southwesierlj d> of intersection with the boundary of tbe west boundary Un* of Block the New Jersey Turnpike to Its Tappen Street to Its Intersection rectlon slong tb* eintn line of tbe line between Woodorldsse and WARD » - DISTRICT I SOB- thence easterly along tbe oen- point of Interaectlon with Ford with New Jersey State Hlgbw&y Woodbrldge Creek to the northerly Bdlson Townships; thence north- BEGINNING at « point, the Inter- terllne of Inman Avenue to Its in- Avenue the point and place of Be,- itti; thence northerly along the lint of thi Port Beading Railroad; erly alone the boundary line be- section of the centerllne of New tersection wltb the centerlln* of the gin renter line ol New Jersey State thence «esterlj aioni, the aorthtrly tween Woodbrldge and Edison Dover Road trad the centerllne of Oarden Stat* Parkway, N, J "#«; Dlitricl Polllnr Place.: Highway if 25 to It* Intersection lln* ol the Pan Reading Railroad Townships to its Intersection •with thence north along the centerila* U| ro wlih the Woodartdue and Perth Pennsylvania Railroad; Uienea (I) oluce ce easterly nkm^ tht o*iHcri' l »d; thenc*. running lasterly School S25, Ford Are., ft Arlington crossing tunwaj Avenue to tht the Pennsylvania Railroad the northwesterly and westerly along of said Parkway to the Clark To,wn- it rc-ri'glster. line of Freeman Street to the ten-]""mi the Southerly line ol th* la-Drive, Fords, Amboy Railroad Hie point and point oi interaectlon of iht said point and nlnce x>t Beclnnlnp the center line of New Dover Road ehrp boundary line; thence westerly tnv I>»iy you ter line of Rahway Avenue; thence!high Valley Railroad IM feet, more place of Beginning. Port Reading Railroad wltb tbe Fifth District Polling Place: to the centerllne of Meredith Road: along the Clark Township Boundary you l southerly along the center Hue of:or leu to a point, said point being SECOND WARD Second District Polling Place: Pennsylvania Railroad and tbt on In' School #18, Indiana Avenue, Iselln. tbence (2) southerly and southeast- Une to its intersection with tbi «en- Runway Avenue lo Its InueraectlQiiliho Intersection of a line 130 f»et NINTH DISTRICT School #4 & #S, Avenel Street w place of Beginning erly along the centerllne of Meredith terllne ot Lake Avenu*: «»«nc» with Main Htret-t; thence westerly!measured at right angles from and BEGINNING at the point of In Avenel. FOURTH WARD SIXTH DISTRICT southeasterly along tb* centerUBJ ol iiivcti tlwt the Being * portion of rnira Wara, Road to the centerllne of Mlddlssei l)>'..ril- and fur along Main Street to tt» Intersection parallel with the easterly "nt of tersectlon of the Perth Amboy- BEGINNING at the Intersection Avenue; thence (3) southwesterly Lake Avenue to the prolongrtwgjil with Amboy Avenue the point and Woodbrldge Railroad where it in- Fifth District to be known u Third of Green Street and the Penn- the northwesterly line of BKKC v\ HKibrktee will KIUK deorget Post Road and the WARD ] - DISTRICT 1 Want ClKhtb District along the centerllne of Mlddlesen '-n^nafter deslg- place of Beginning. Southerly Right of Way Une of the tersects with the New Jersey Turn- BEGINNING al a point, tbe In- sylvania Railroad; thence easterly Avenue to the centerllne of McLean 508-A; thence south and west alang IIIIIP 1, IMS be- Flnt District Polling Pliu-c School LehlKh Valley Railroad; thenc*. pike; thence southerly along the tersection nf the centerllne of New Eighth District Polling Place: along the center Une of Green Street: thence (4-) southeasterly the boundary line ot Block SOB-Jlo ; Perth Amboy-Woodbrldge Railroad Avenel First Aid Bldg., Avenel Street to its Intersection with •••• •! ni iitid e £11, Ross ltreet._Woodbrld|e. Southwesterly ud Westerly along a Jersey Turnpike and tbe centerllne along the centerllne of McLean Its Intersection with S09-D; HWM •'li- HIM lor the WARD 1 -"DISTRICT I line distant IM led measured at to the boundary line between the street, Avenel. Bloomfleld Avenue; thence north- east along the Une between Btati Township of Woodbrldge and the nt Woodbrldge Avenue; thence (1) easterlv along the center Hne of Street to the centerllne of Block BBOINNIrlO at a point, tbe Inter- right angles to and parallel with the easterly along the centerllne of Avenue; thence (5) southerly along 509-D and 508-A to Its tntersWttOB I ]':•::.!.«• section of- thi centerllnt of the City of Pertft Amboy; thence west- Bloomfleld Avenue to Its Inter- :i : easterly line of King Oeorges Pott Woodbrldge Avenue to the center- THIRD WARD - NINTH DISTRICT the centerllne of Block Ave, to the with the westerly line ot Blocim " " i'ii!iilld;i!<-s Perth Amboy-Woodbrldne Branch of Roiid, the several courses thereof to erly along said boundary Une be- section with Washington Avemie: thence south along th* w**t*W fflg tween Township of Woodbrtdge and llne of West Avenue; thence (2) BEGINNING at tbe Intersection thence southeasterly along the centerllne ot Route 27 (Lincoln • •••>'•' mid tiie the Pennsylvania Railroad and tut the lasterly line of Meadow Road; nortneasterl; along the centerllne of the New Jersey Turnpike and Highway); thence (6) southerly at of Block 509 to th* point and nj»«* City of Perth Amboy to a point oenter line of Washington-Avenue of beginning. '• i:il.r.fs on ihekenwrUne of Freeman Street; thence '.hcuc«. Northerly along th* Castar- where it intersects with the center nf West Avenue to th* eenterllne of Woodbrldge Avenue; thence north- to Its Intersection with Clinton right angles to the centerllno of ' •- . >i| at theldl westerly and northwesterly along !y line of Meadow Road 190 feet Central Avenue; thence (31 south- erly along the New Jersey Turn- Street; thence norttieasterlv alons Route 21 (Lincoln Highway) to the inure oi lest to tbe Soutntrlj Une line of Amboy Avenue and Florida pike to Its intersection with Port Eirhth Distrust PoUini • " 'Ion, Tuesday i the center line of Freeman street to Grove Road; thence westerly alon« easterly along the centerllne of Cen- the center line of Clinton Street to centerline of -the Pennsylvania Rail- School #17, Inmwi Avenue, © .... >,.-..,,..„...,„, , ,, o, B t o*crgeGeorgess AvAvee of King Georget Post Road; thance, tral Avenue and the prolongation Reading Avenue, formerly known a point mldwav between Pleasant road- thence 17) northeasterly along cent r nf 0 8t the center line of Florida Grove as Woodbrldge - Carteret Road) ' -"<" Of tWO nus | Rout* 141; thence (2) north- Easterly and Northeasterly along tbe Road to a point loo feet north of of above mentioned Central Avenue Avenue and South Cliff Road: the centerllne of the Pennsylvania WARD i - DISTRICT 11" JM'II i'i!<- wuman westerly along tha centerllne of St leveral courses of King Georges Post the northerly Une of Coddington to the westerly shore Une of-Staten thence northeasterly along the cen-thence northwesterly alonir the line Railroad to the point or place of :-• l-.'iT'iUlVe (-QUIT Road ui the point or place of Be- ter Une of Port Reading Avenue, Beginning at th* point of Uj Georges Avtnui to tbe centerlln* of Avenue; thence westerly along the Island Sound: thence 14) south- mldwav between Pleasant Avenue BeKlnnlng sectlon of tht center lln* °* IN-llim riillc P tb* Port Reading Railroad; thence Klnnlng and cbe Lemur. Vallev Rail line 100 feet north of the northerly formerly kxiown as Woodbrldge- and South Cliff Road and nnrs'.lel :1 wtsterl; and southerly along the C&neret Road, to Its Intersection First District Polling Place: Avtnu„. .* wltb th* o*nt«r Un* «* ::;:rict for 13) easterly Mong the centerllne of mud RlKht nf Way line of Coddington Avenue and par-westerly shore Une at the 8taten thereto to Its Intersection with the School #24, Goodrich Street, IseUn. •"••I "I" nun and with School Street; ttaence easterly Pennsylvania Railroad: thence sou- Dukes Road and tb* dividing Un* tb* Port Reading Railroad tn the lint District Polling Place: School allel thereto to a joint In the center Island Sound to the mouth of the along the center line of School between Woodbrldg* Townthlp Md •••'• -m-.il County ctnurllnt of tb* Perth Amboy line of U. S. Highway 9; thence Woodtmdge River: thence (9) north- thwesterly along trie center Hne of ''"t1 of ' lit* ri**>mt K #B. Smith Street. Keaibcj. Street bo the Central Railroad of the Pennsylvania Railroad to us WARD I - DISTHIUI 2 the City of Rahway; thtne* —"* Woodbrldg* Branch of tb* Penruyl southerly along U. S. Highway g to westerly southwesterly and westerly New Jersey; thence northerly along BEQINNING St a point, the inter- erly alnng tbe centei lln* of '•;' :i flection dis- »enlt Railroad; thence (4) southerly the point of Intersection with King along the Woodbrldge River, the Intersection with Green Street the TCiu HARD TWO - DISTRICT TWO Georges Post Road; thence westerly the center Une of tbe Central Rail- noridge, y between Worden Avenue orly along the center line of the 1 thence (2) southeasterly along said dividing lint bitwein OlarH «M iind liiniiw Btrcot; themr wtrsU-riy New Jersey Turnpike to its Inter- of the Pertb Ambof-Woodbrldge Kill to the point of Intersection BEGINNINO at ft point where the boundary line between City of Rab-Woodbrldge Township* to th* e*nt*r Branch of the Pennsylvania Rail with the center Hue of Central center line of Ford Avenue inter- ••!' !TOIU each of RST WARD • THIRD DISTRICT [iiloiiK the lln* parallel to Worden section with the Perth Amboy- way and Woodbrldge Township to line ot the aarden tut* PwWr BSQINKINO at thth e IttIntersectioi n Avenue und. mldwa. f v betwee. . n Wor WoodbrldKe Railroad the point and road; thence (7) northerly along thf Avenue extended; thence westerly sects the oenter line of New Jer-the centerllne o| 8t. Georges Ave- Route #4; tbence aoutbwyfj " .^iliool Lands r the center Une of Main Street den Avenuo mid Jiunes Street t< place of Beginning. centerllne of the Pertb Amboy along the center Une of Central sey State Hlffhwuy *25; thence nue (N. J. State Highway Route 33);along th* eentei lln* oJ *• «»* nd Amboy Avenue; thence aouth. tin- center line of U. 8. HlBliwny 9 WoodbridRe Branch of the Penn- Avenue extended to Its interaectlon northerly along the center Une of boundaries and with West? Avenue; thence south- Ford Avenue to lta intersection thence (3) southerly and southwest- Stats Parkway, Boutl #4, to_O» "a follows: rly along the center line of Amboy thence southerly Moms U. 8. Hlv!ll Ninth District PolUnr Place sylvania Railroad to the centerllne erly along the centerllne ot St. point of intersection ol said owM> venue to the point where It In- wuy 9 to Its inUirsetrton with th School tt3, Strawberry Hill Ave. of the New Jersey Turnpike; thence erly along the center line of West with the center line of the Phil- Avenue to Woodbrldge Avenue; adelphia and Port Reading Rail- Georges Avenue to the oenterllne of line wltb th* c*nter lint of bubu ersect* with the New Jersey Turn- Lehliih Vullcy Rullroud; thence eus Woodbrldge. iSi northeasterly along the center- Dover Road; thence (4) northwest- Avenue; thenc* easterly along ,»• Ike; thence westerly along the terly ulong Lhc Lclilk'h Vnllcy Rull- llne of the New Jersey furnplke to thence westerly along the center road; thence easterly along the line of Woodbrldge Avenue to the oenter line Railroad to lt» Inter- erly along the centerllne ot Dover center line of lnm»B Av»nU» - "- few Jersey Turnpik"urnpl e to lie lnter< ro.id U> the renter Une of Plorldii SECOND WARD the point oi place of neirlnnlnii Road to centerllnes of Chain OH1111 Orovu Road tha iiolnt and place of New Jersey Turnpike the point and section with the center line of New Intersection nf aald osnWi Un* secuon with Main Street; thence TENTH DISTRICT Third District PolUng Place: place of Beginning. Jersey State Highway #25; thence Road and New Dover Road; thence the dividing line ottwen «»»,- ol latterly along Main Street to Its Iteilnnlli'-S. BEGINNING at the point of ln- School #12, bewaren Avenue, Se- southwesterly along the last men- (A) still northwesterly along the of Rahwaj and Woodbrtdt* Town- ««y Turnplk*; nteraectlon with Amboy Avenue Second Dl.slrirl I'lllllllK Place: irsecUon of the Garden Stute Ninth District Polling Place: tioned center line to the point and centerllne of New Dover Road to ship, th* point or Olae* M ,"•- ie point and plac* of Beginning. I School $11), Clyde Avenue lluue- urkway Route 4 and King Georges School #12, Sewaren Avenue, Be- place of Beirlnnlns. the point or place of Beginning Third District PolUng Place: lawn. oat Road: thence southerly along THIRD WARD -FOURTH DISTRICT warm. Second District Polling Ptace: District t« th« crotatns of School #11. Rots Street, Wood- lie center Hue of the Garden Btate Seventh District Polllnr Place: mnh fumplke and tht BEGINNING at the point of Un- School #19, Maryknoll Road, Menlo School #2. Outlook Avenue, Colon- 8chool #21. tht brtdfe ~ •urkwuy Route 4 to Its Interaction terse tho boundary Une between the of New iJersey State Highway £2A WARD 5 - DISTRICT » '• ,BaN All thai part of th* First Ward Highway 9 to where It Intersects and St! Georues Avenue; tHence FOURTH WARD EIGHT DISTRICT WARD S — DISTRICT 1 I., S. Highway 9; thence wepterly Township of Woodbrldge and the BEOINNING at a point where the Beginning at a point in tba cen GINNING at t point wbw* Of y and B, ) (tat. ylng north of Beard's Brook weal ,lomB the Leliluh Valley Rallrqad to ith a line midway between Wor- BoroiiBh of Carteret; thence south- northerly along New Jersey State boundary lln* between «dl*on ani •• *'; then along'Th. of the cent*! lint of Amboy Avenue en Avenue and James Street and erly nlona the New JeWey Turnpike Highway it 25 to Its intersection center line of New Jersey State ter Une of Colonla Road, also known i.| N [IfiK Georges Poet Road; tjhence Highway #25 Intersect* the as Oolonla Boulevard, where tbe Wnodbrldge TownahlM U UH«w«*l »» Jer«, But. H.«h and tatt of y>* centei line ot the idrtherly aloiiK King Oeornea Post K parallel thereto; thence etut- tM Its wit nt of Intersection with Vltn Tappen Street; thence east- by th* oeatirUn* of OUrt ™— •'' SI rly along suld line midway be- Orly along the center Hue of Tap-boundary line between tyoodbrtdge same Is Intersected by the center ; northtrlt y dlreo- Philadelphia and Reading Railroad load to where It Intersects with Port Betiding Avenue, formerly and Edison Townships; thence thance e»it*rly along ~th* i i 1 1 rMctl0D and to* c«nt*i lint if stat* HlRh ween Worden Avenue and, Jauiec known 'as Wnodbrldge - Carteret on Street to Its Intersection with line of New Dover Road and from 1 ,,. ', i" »*w • c.nterlln» of Fourth Dlitriot Polling Flue: few Brunswick Avenue to where It point of Intersection with Florida center line of Port Reading >ve- interacts with U. 8. Highway 9; Grove Road; thence northerly al- nue to lta Intersection ft Rah- nue to Its Intersection wlUi Avenel line of the Phtladelohla and Port center line of Oolnnia Boulevard tn Avenut; thenc* uatarli trom Schnbr~#l, MawVo Street, Wood- ong the center line of Florida Street; thence easterly along the Reading Railroad; thence easterly a pnlnt where It Is Intersected by Intersection to toe nutbw( ' sud Worth Strut; Idg*. thence southerly along U. S. High- way Avenue; thence northerly a- way B to the Lehluh Valley Rail- Grove Road to a point 100 feet long the center • line of Rahway center line of Avenel Street to Its along the center line of said Rail- the center Un* at Hoffman Boule- at Block 4M-A; thtnee M,- interim, oi Worth road to Its Intersection with the along tb* sou then j boundary , 'trrsection of Worth road tlie [joint and place of Begin north of the northerly line of Cod-Avenue to tw intersection with, the Intersection with the Woodbrldge vard,—,; tbenc,u.u*» unortherl -..y, ...... alnng. 'h,-Je »loi» tto *nuih«ll bnjpjtn JM u A I -' DIB1UCI I dlugtou Avenue; thence eaaterly and Perth. Amboy Railroad; thence center line of Ford Avenue; thenca ," " street; thin along Port Reading Railroad; thence southerly along the center line of centei Une ol Hoffman Boulevard to of Block 4M-A and 4M-B and 4TI-A n All that tract between tb* P*nn aloiiK tlie line 100 feet north of the easterly along the Port Reading southerly along the certtier line of a point where tht tame Intersect! to the Intersection ot tb* prnlnniv •" ' Byrd Btreet to tbt ylvsoU R»llroad ion tb* tut) tad Third District Polling Place: V.- northerly Une of Coddington Ave- the woodbrldge and Perth Amboy Ford Avenue to Its Intersection tlon of this lln* and th* oepwrlln* • or Block 39S: thun r.W,, New Btunswick Ave., Fords. Railroad to the point where It tht southerly line of Block W3 as tht oenter line of Amboy Avenue nue and parallel thereto to the .•roses the WoodbrMge River; Railroad to Its Intersection with with the center line of New Jersey shown on the Wondbndge Township of Gardon Btate Parkway N J 4y (on tb* watt) and the cent*! lint point where It Intersects with the thence northerly along tb* course the Port Boftdlng Railroad; thence State Highway #25: thence west- Tai Map: thenoe easterly and north- tbeno* sortberly along tb* ceot*r- center line of U. S. Highway 8; westerly along the center Une of erly alnng the center line of eald >t Pruman 8UMt (on tb* aprtn) SECOND WAKD of the Woodbrldge River to Home- State Highway to the point and easterly along th* southerly and line ol th* Garden SUM Parkway iqd ion th* south) by a lln*, drawn FOURTH DISTRICT thence southerly along the center stead Avenue; thence easterly a- the Port Reading Railroad to Its easterly Uns ol aald Block W to t N 1 t* to tb- InurtHttnn ot tb* BEGINNING at the intersection line of U. S. Highway 0 to the point long Mis center line ot Homestead Intersection with St. Georges Ave- niece of B«rtnntng. llll with Green Street and 100 Elehth District Polling Place: point where It Intersects th* center centerllnoeipcerunet oit Inmaunnan Avenuesinui : thine*«•»«* i ing feet qortb nf the northerly line of the Oarden Stute Parkway Route where It lntwsecta with the center Avenue to Blair Road; thence nue* thence northerly along the line of Bramhall Road which I* also 4 and 'King Georges Post Road; Hue of King Georges Post Road; northerly along the center line of center line of St. Georges Avenue School #19. Maryknoll Road, Ulenlo westerly along tb* etnwrllne nf.tn- C ltetrt 11 thereof thence westerly along1 the center to Its Intersection with New Jer-••ark Terrace. the dividing line between tb* Town- maa Avtnu* to th* boundary un* '"•' »•«" of " ™ ' or Fifth District Polling thence northerly along the Garden Blair Road to Us point of Inter- ahlp of Woodbrtdge and tb* City ol State Parkway Route 4 to the point section with the boundary line bt- 8*y State Highway #33 tn* point between Bdlson «nd Wfmdbrldg* Woodbrldge Jr. Hlfh, Barron Ave. 1 inc of King is Post Road to Rahway; tbence In a southeasterly where H Intersect* with Main Ueeu Woodbrldge Township and and place of Beginning. FOURTH WARD NINTH DISTRICT Townships; thenc* snutheflj a*w W*odbridge, - he center line of the Garden State place -- - _ „ BEGINNING at the Interaectlon direction along tht boundary Ilna said boundary line, "htob is Xat Street' thence westerly alon« tlie Route 4 the point and the Borough o£ Carter**; -thenc* Tenth District Polling Place between Wood bndg t and Rabway to center line of Mmln street to where Beglun easterly aloiiR the boundary Hue School #4 & #5, Avenel Street, Ave- of tbe Pennsylvania Railroad and centerlld* of Wood Avenu*. to tb* rilUT WARD - SIXTH DISTsicT place ot Begltinlnij. between Wood bridge Towntbip and New Dover Road; thence south- the centar lint ot New Jersey Btate pnlnt s«d place it oeginnlnt *"> lute: BEGINNING at the Interaction It Intersects with Mary Avenue: Tenth Dlstr:let Polling Place: nel. •hence southerly along Mary Ave- School #10, Cljde Avenue, Hope- tbe Borough of Carteret to Its in- easterly along the oenter Hue of Highway Rout* #27: tbtno* south Tenth Dlntrict PolUng Pl*xel of Rahway Avenu* and Port Read- nue to a point 150 feet txnith of tersection with the New Jereey THIRD WARD Ntw Dover Road tn It* intersection westerly along the center line nf said Stliool #21, Inmaii Avenue, Colmta, Ing Avenue, formerly known Bt the southerly line of Woodlanc Turnpike the point and place of with Butdlff Road; thence south- last mentioned Route to the oeutti WoodbrldKe-Carteret Koad; theuce ELEVENTH DISTRICT WARD i - DI1TBIC1 11 Avenue: thence easterly along eald SECOND WARD Beginning. BEGINNING at tbe Intersection westerly along the center line of lint ol New Dover Road; tbence easterly along said, center line o line narullel to Woodland Avenue ELEVENTH DISTRICT Fourth District Polling Place: of New Jersey State Highway #25 Butcllff Road to Its Intersection northwesterly along tb* osntei line BBOINNINQ al Ibe l Port Reading Avenue to Its Inter and 150 teet distant therefrom to with Highland Road; thence' south- of New Dover Road to th* pnlnt or to* cmtorliuei of Inman Av«m>* BEGINNING at tlie point of In School #9., Turner Street, Port and Avenel Street; thence north- easterly along the center line of section with the New Jersey Turn the center line of Ivjr Street; tersection of New Brunswlok Ave Reading. westerly along the oen»r Une of plsce ol beginning and tht Edison TownsUlp Boundary like; thence southwesterly, iilong ihence southerly along the centei nue and Liberty Street; thence wes- Avenel Street to Its Intersection Highland Road to Its intersection Third District PolUng PUce: Una; thence *Mt«rl< alnog the o*n- the Kew Jersey Turnpike tu the line of Ivy Street to lta point o. with South Hill Road; thence School #211, clartmont1 Avenue, Cu- terllne of Inman Avenu* to tbi Ms- terly along New Brunswick Avenue WAKl) J - DiSTRlCl J with Woodruff Avenue; theuce point where It Intersects with Jiitereectlon with the center lln to Its point of Intersection- with norUitiuU-rly along the oenter Une nouthweaterly along tbe centei luuia. MTstcUna of Ui* prolongation oi ih* Heaxdt Brook; thence westerly ul of Plus Strent: thence. westerl atglnnlag tt tbt point of intersec- line of South Bill Road extended to western boundary of Blnok 40S-D Ktnn Georges Post Road; theuce tion of tht otntu lint of Avenai of Woodruff Avenue to lta Inter- a point midway between Pleajant ong Beard* Brook to where It Intel KIOIIK the center line of Pine Street easterly along the center Une of section with Butler Street; thence WARD » — UIKTBIC'B 4 nW,,aiv Clovei Annul; tbuw* Beets wltb Railway Avenue; ttmure to IU point of Intersection with King Georges Post Road to It* In-Strut wit* tbt eatUfti right of way northwesterly along the center Avenue and South OUR Road; Beginning at a point where tbe jutherly t\om( tb* bMludary ot northerly along th« center line of Oak »tre*t; thence southerly alow tersection with liberty Street! Un* of tbt feuntylftnlt Railroad line ol flutter Street to Us inter- tbence northwesterly along [he utnttr Un* ol New Jersey Garden Blutk Wi-D Id IU umr.*Mil"D with Rahway Avtnuo tu Its Intersection the center line of Oak Btreet »»O theuce southerly along the .center thenoe northerly alKng tbs lasterly action with St. Georges Avenue; Une midway between FJetaaiit State Parkway Route #4 kuurstwu tin aiuthlrly lint of Block M»«Oi wttb Port Reading Avtniig th Ihe center line of Oak Street ei Hue of Liberty Street to where It line ol tbt Pennsylvania Railroad thence northerly ulong 'the oenter Avenue and South CUff Road *ud tht centei lint of Ntw Dnvai R<«d: tlwuct westuiy aluni tbt tuutmra tended t« a point where lHn»' right ol way tu the right nl way Ilnr parallel thereto to It* Intersection point or-place of BeKlniilnK. Intersocta . with New Brunswick line of Sl Georges Avenuo to Its In-with th« Pennsylvania Railroad; ttitnot eaaterly along In* center lint ixiundnry »f BUKk 9M-O to IU tfr Silth Pi'Uict rulUnir l'lute: Mu- sects with the center line of Klni Avenu* th* point and plac* or B*-of Stttt HlHUway Route #1. theuce terstwtlon wltli the boundary Une of New DOVOJ Road tu It* Intersec- terMotlnp wltb tb* Idlaop rown*tt» O«orK*a P«»t Boad; tlience easterly northeasterly nlons the right if way theiwe northeasterly along tbe nicipal Bulldlne, Main Street batween the Township of Wood- neuter Une of the PNintfflvanU tion wlcb tb* oeotei lias of Oolnul* uouudary Un*; thtnot tnutMrty Woodbridg*. alow King aeorew Post ttoad to l lint of 8t»tt Highway limit* «i K> lirldge tuid the City of Rahway; Road sonxtUu** HIHWD H Oolnulu the Gankn State Parkwav Route EUveiith DliUUt PlM the southerly bnuudary Hue of in* iheiica eustt-rly nlong tho bound- IU lnterseuUon with ui tb* IdUon TOWOSBIP the point imil olace of Beglnnln Kurds Fire Hou^e, Corriele Btreet an< uy llu* to * noli>l and pl»o* «t V1U8T WAKD city of Bulimy, ilieuio oasltrly nud ary lino betwaen the Township the cenUr Une SEVENTH DI8THICT Kurds. ' mirtntmaterly alimg tin boundary »f WootlljrtdB" "U'd t)ia City of nltuie of Htt(rtuuln«. . ' cn'MUun ul Vgiirtli DUtilct Pollinif Place Ninth District Foiling Vt IU lntert*ctlnu with tn* ceuwi Elonnih District rolUaf PUcvl a BhXlLNNLNG ul u iioluli worn ue uf thi> (Jlty ol «ah*«y to the Haliwuy to the i>olut where it in- r** ) inn ii Main atreet tuid AIUIJUV Avenue hi School #14, Voii Avenue, Fords. SECOND WARD ti-1'M.t-l.s wit Ii New Jerney Mule Schoiil ui, Outlook Avtnue, luloul*. Uut ol Holfmim Boulnvtra: ihemt school #21, Inman Avtnu*, Colonta, h Klvor. uui-r 1 uiuuieriy »lau« i)» center iluo of JOWU VALSNl'l ' ', un- tereect; theuce westerly ttlung tin TWBWTII DISTRICT liuliw . M'.hvi H '.'..">; ihem-ti *Hil'htiu.sl •.••.•CON" W1HPI-KIU'M I1WTH1C I,lm.< 'I Ilivn n Uaulcvard u> the wiulhor- cente center line of Muln .Hlicut to tin HlSlllNNlNr! "i i-li" !nii:i.«Tt!"i tly al ,ii^ I In: eruU;!' line uf New WAHII 4 UIS1 Illl I IU Ol«rk point wlin-t li un -i-,.-. i.-, with I hi lly I -I till- ^i ,, n,.^,-,.,^ i> t lioad where I die New Ji'. V' I'uniiilM' nlul Uli Hit Jertwy Hum UlBlnvfV H'ii to Uw ttt • pulul, Ui* luL«i-l)y Une ul tikuk ttU *s siujwu New Jersey Tuni|iikr unil tlm (Wr u tia Uu« uotwDOU Woodbrltld" IUei«» d*U *H*4N ^tirkway liuute 4; Uuuuc* " wHli Ui" winter Independent-Leader (E.B.) - CftrtcTet pr,,« Thursday. April 8. 1965 PAOF TWKNTY -i*. oardio-sensor for thAvenee l the porch so they will not be pick 9 In his talk Rabbi ifcrvitt will Truehert. son of Mr. and Mrstinued. , can be caused by mariy *sl (or each cottar ;md live en- (d by mistake by the garbage4 WOODBRIDGE LUMBER CO things such as childhood diseases.'tertainment. a fund for records Colonia First Aid Squad. iKimt out In* significance of theAlex Truehere. collectors. If possible the papers cm «ND IUBUKBUI OILIVMOILIVMT f^real Sabbath' Daily Minyan services at the Hostesses were Mrs, Alan L- s.nnhath not only as a day of rest accidents, prena.a, cau^s. n^!«^«Jj£™£«£,' Vood. Mrs Joseph Vital*. Mrs. may be delivered to the church- ESTIMATE ANTWHHB i em pie start at 8 P. M. and «n parking lot beginning at 10 A. M. AN :<-" mankind, but also iU rignifi- boiism. and new PKL s aw per- pie j^,an d ni| cioth j^,. nn Frederick Roemer. Mrs. Harry Sundays at 9:30 A. M. . Also on Saturday the Major De- Sermon Topic formed on infants in hospitals. aix needed MO Cultoujth and Mrs. Wilmer K. Quality Keeps U§ in Business . . cince as a preparation for Pass- Rabbi Horviti reminds the Con- gree for members will take plsce 'iil.n\!\ Th«> lirc.r S.-ib over. "TV Festival of Freedom".' of the annual model Se- Some of the patients at the Wood- Mrs rjominic Valvnno, fe.ier.i- Wlehach. at Somerville. Building Material* • DMTI i >h" «ill hr the topic of ;h< *r- Cnntor Royal Fockman will sing! * WaDboard • • h\ It.thhi \hr.ih.im lion itz the liturgy at the service, whichi On Sunday the Wly Name So- Millwork Kiiipht* of Columbm ciety will attend the 8:15 A. M. Roofing * Flooring rrmple Retti \m Cleveland hcjins at 8:30 P. M The KMdush] •Plywood >>nnc mi f'ri'i.A p\min2 April nil be chanted by Master Ronnie1 Mass with a meeting to be held Insnlattoa through her. Mrs Frank C.lo- Set Cominp Events afterwards in the church hall. • Knotty Pin, lry to provide a ! the ***** "*>• ^ Moulding dowski, drama chairman, an- AVF.NEI. - St. Andrew's Coun- •KHefani the three P«- for living. Arts and craft. The regular meeting will take nounced the drama festival i< setcil Knishts of Columbus announc- place. April, a at the VFW Hall Ctbtneti main symbols of the Festival, ed coming events include the fol- - Paint IS Ol'R MLss Frappolli stated the school for April 1J at the Park Hotel An- with a Columbian Club meeting Hostesjes at the celebration will nex. Plainfiell and ticket? may hlowinge - be the members of the Sisterhood is not ready forjfrohinteer services scheduled afterwards. DOING rr YOURSELF? MErcury 4-0125 becauM they/are busy training obtained from her Officers will meet tonight and — " -—'M "' Ol R*b-.J Aw., Woodbr,,| BUSINESS attendants, bw do not want tn dis- The members voted to pro\ * ,i i p.iprr drive will be conducted The Salvation Army preachc Rf courage ttybm volunteer work. worthy family with a housekeeper S.mirrby. Friends and members Talk on State She said: a television set is need- for one year and to puirh.ise a .irf requested to leave papers on Air _ Rail — Steamship — Hotel TOI R AND CRUSE RESERVATIONS School Heard THE HORLI> OVER «v Club Won^i PhoDt VA (-3H1 COLONIA - "One of the/plea-f sant things about comi»V t«| MORE FOR LESS Woddbridge is that we have DeeaA i; received so well in the comiffiiW CSIPO Travel Bureau ty". said Miss Marie P. FrapjtoW 303 Maple Street Acting Supervisor of Cottage life PERTH AMBOY, N. J. and Director of Education at the PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE WORLD WIDE TRAVEL Wnodbridge State School, as she I f addressed the Federated Woman's SPECIALISTS SINCE 1W? | Club of Colonia at a meeting in TRADING STAMPS FREE [ First Presbyterian Church of Ave- nel. The Woodbridge State School is the first school to be built since 1928 as a complete unit to house 1.000 severely retarded males and| females. There are 25 buildings, built on 65 acres of ground. Nine-; See the High-Flying Jteen of these buildings are hous- ing units, called cottages, thpt Springtime house approximately fifty resi-j dents each, the speafer said. These; hexagonally shaped buildings are Styles by self contained units with two dor- mitories, each with twenty five beds, day rooms with television | or space fox.iames or reading; a Pro tektiv visiting -from, a clinic room for! the finest in children's shoes daily examinations, a classroom! where patients are trained to take •ONELESS - FOR POT OR OVD< care of themselves and to get along with other people and where | CROSSRIB ROAST a few can be taught muscle de-j HYCRADE MNKXT UVERWURST Oft velopment such as how to hokl aj crayon, she related. These eot-| ONTO CUT SHOULDER Give young wardrobes a Springtime lift with bright tages also have a dining room. BOLOGNA FAMILY S.H i*. 491 and beautiful ProMek-tiv Shoes. The new styles but the food comes from a central LONDON BROIL 89 DMMUTKXS-«ADY TO COOK are ideal for every casual or dress-up occasion And food service building where it is. SHOUU» of course, these fine leather shoes are carefully prepared and transported in ROAST made with special features for growing feel Fly in trucks to the cottages along with, TURKEY u. 291 to see them soon! sterilized vacuum packed dishes. J LAMB CHOPS 69 EYE ROUND Miss Frappolli said, the build- •BOWNfcjaVUJMKSOBPATTW SVWTS PMMIUM-AUMEAT lings include a-complete 1,000-bed SILVER TIP 99 u. 491 hospital unit, an administration | SAUSAGE ™ IONBISFRANK$ S SKINLESS building, a maintenance depart- CAUF. STYLE CHUOC J^A ment, laundry facilities ami a| NO FAT ADDED LB. mulit-purpose building containing! 59' a large room for games or movies j POT ROAST tOAST-K)lfi«NOFATAI»B> SH0ULDER3TEAKS 99 and a canteen. •OFFOBNAISMC ' OAc tt Retardation, the speaker con-j SHORT RIBS 49 TOP SIRLOIN or RUMP SLICED BACON .39 CHICKEM GROUHD BEET ,^45CHUCK STEAK WELL The Greatest! LEGS or CROUMO CHUCK 58 TRIMMED BRASSBUCKET BREASTS EXTRA LEAN lUet ^Eatr-t Jloont GROUND ROUND u. 78 FIRST CUTS .35 ouAtrrats Mi ' - (Coektsil-lloinijjt C LUNCHEON URTWTCOFFEE ?98 MAYONNAISE or Onto UJt to I** fM <: SANDWICH SPREAD j2.0l DINNER fDKrA All it/lS TWO GUYS i°r APPLESAUCE 3-69 Dill; t-M to ll:«0 VM. LKlJtU UIL M. 1J 10.OWUBIL _o rrtdai u« Satuidi; 'Tu IZ-M THE BOOT SHOP SnniUj Noon Till It PJd DIAMOND ^ft TETLEY TEA BAGS --78 LARGE WALNUTS -38' U ROSA-NAPLES STYLE » A A (Next to Wootworth's WHITE TUNA BRASS BUCKET TWOOUYS af% MACARONI 4-89 105 MAIN STREET Charcoal Steakhouse SOLID •UITON— ——»»«I* IIIMUMIMPORTEMD KIIIIITALIAUN 2 fc« - %— O U. S. I k MAIN STREET LEMON JUICE -48' •FREE PARKING AT REAR ENTRANCE TWO GUYS WOODBRIDGE POtYNISlAN ; i| 1-qt AOC TOMATOES ^38 •OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. Reservation. HE *-»!« PUNCH AU FLAVORS 4 '^# O PRODUCE DEPT. STRONGHEATT DOG OK ~M J^A#1 i DUNCAN HINiSLAYHt ^^ 0* g\C CAT FOOD 15--98' CAKE MIXES 3- 88 CARLOAD FLORIDA CITRUS SALE! DAIRY DEPT FROZEN FOOD DEPT. AMBOY FORD n.wniu« SWEET & JUICY Biggest Discounts in N. J. ORANGES 3 BISCUITS FLORIDA SEEDLESS VEGETABLES TWO GUYS ON ANY BETTY CROCKER 15.99* mnmve ^^ ^_ ^R& mk c GRAPEFRUIT PEAS CORN BUTTERMILK & ^PEASh CARROTS 1965 FORD HOMESTYLE FRESH WESTERN 51 SNOW CROP FROZEN HI 6. AAt THE BEST YEAR YET BLUE BONNET - ffcjfc CARROTS C U.S.#1 MAINE RUSSET ORANGE JUICE 5^9" TO GO FORD MARGARINE 4"99 POTATOES TWO GUYS TRADING STAMP A-l USED CARS WEEKLY SPECIAL CRISP WESTERN 10806 ONE BOOK SPECIAL. LETTUCE YOURBOOK rfil TOWARDTHi %' YOU WILL ALWAYS WORTH 17^ PURCHASIOF DO BETTER HERE! PLASTIC FOOD •M FOBO QaUxl* M0, «-40or W EOOMOUNX-Olub Wagon hardtop, R&H. auto., low Station Bus. fC FAMOUS MAKE mllei**, 1-year t ExceUwit. Only ... ITU&rante«. Only 62 FALCON t-dr. nedua. «Un- CONTAINERS dard. KictUnvt all around SWISS CHEESE 'M FORD FaJrUuie, 4-door Sta- tion wagon, R&H stmndud condition. tTQC Package of 10 pint sized with TRANS. POCKET Only '"^ shllt, w.w ^ * '61 CHEVROLET 4-dt Mdan, Only automatto, R&H, (C •61 FOIID Qalaite. -4dr. TOJHII, V-8. w.w. tires. Only VALUE 98c 6 RADIO J\)rd..n1iin<:. R&U, power •61 RAMBLER - 4 Dr. Station cokr sMerlm.. w.w » wagnn, ftlck shift, FtESHLYSUCED With IHMMV, aarpham «d (""T Uist. Ottlj Very dean only „ wninot KG. >.W •«3 FOKD - Falrltuie '61 CORVA1B "TOO" flUtlon Station Wagon, . wagon, automatic. |UEH. 1965 NMUSI OF 99 HNSIHIW . SUck. 81UH, f * w.w. ant. * BOILED HAM TWOWYSTIADMK. R&H, onW only $2 «t MORE POLISH > fi THUNDBKpiRD — Bardlop, '61 POBORD 4-dl. MdU. EAH, I n«MPM0K power, HfiOO original low d Mustang* ll Serviced by us since Only - °"° HOUSEWARE DEPT. u. 2 •S8 K>RD — 2 door KIELBASI tUCTMCAL MPT. 'S3 POBP — Oalaxle "MO" XL Ranch W««on. «fll- 2 dooriarwp, Bucket senUi, Ouly "•>, . V-«. H&H. Wrdom 'S7 PORD—Country Squln, 4- Personal Ivory dr. Station Wagon $1O< w.w tin. • l Top Job Downy - only Only • "*> Cheer Ivory Snow SX FORD - Oalazte "MM" 2 TRUCK SPECIAL! 92 KING 1.39 dr h»rrtM>. Vinyl nutrtor, «2 CHBVROUT — % ton KING 127 V j. BAH. pickup. 65 GIANT 79* Only GIANT 75 GIANT 31* REG. 37 REG. 41* 4 25' 34

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