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EDISONJ rom* Ik Atroiel, Colonia, Fords, HopelftWfe, t*Hit, Keasbey, Port Reading, Sewaren and Edison 1-41 Woodbridge, New Jersey, Thm&dny, December 18,1965 *?«f PRO TIM ClHti iniature Ku Klux Klan Operating On School Bus : : Parents Complain To Bd.

A Chicken In Every Pot? Youths Severely Beaten And Kicked Group Relates •i- i Pave Streets With Gold, WOODBR11X1F. - Charges of a "miniature Ku Klux Kim" ofMritlng in the Colonia section of the Township, resulting ' In Millers Plan For Fusion a bunch of hoodlums" beating up Jewish students on a bat enroutt to Woodbridge Senior High School were made at a WOonniUDGE - "Give the, Mr, Miller said the coalition Is meeting of the Board of Education last night. public a bigger and better pro- hviously "not the answer" and The charge fell like a bombshell and visibly disturbed wm" gram, pave the street* with gold, il was his feeling that the fusion! ben of the Board who stnted it was the first they heard of tt», a chicken In every pot, etc.", Is ticket offered th« best mean! ofi situation. the advice David T. Miller, Sr,| •success, former Township Committecmanj it must, he continues, be the! Parents making the complaints urged the press not to u» their names because they were fearful that their children frnm Hie Fifth Ward, gave in a:\m\ five candidates that the Re-. letter lo H Republicans and 1ft publicans, Democrats and Inde-! might be beaten. •> Democrats seeking their, support pendents can offer. Influential De-1 Complainants related that the "hoodlums terrorize the for thr formation of a fusion tick moerats, the letter continued,! children" and one man said that one boy was "knocked down et two years from now, when Wai! should convince their party "that; and kicked in the groin." ter Zirpnln's term as mayor ex-1, (hey will not cooperate or par- "The bus seals are slashed with razors and these hoodtaros P'fes |licipate in filling any vacancies. smoke anil bum the children with tti«ir cigarettes and burn 1 In olforing tun advice as to \\VA{ might occur in the Zirpolo their clothing," the first complainant said. "This cannot go oil- how to defeat the mayor, Mr :,.s(;helon. (This excludes in this; it hns been a nightmare." Miller wrote in his Utter, a pho- <>chrloa both Barone and Tomat William Bihler. president of the Board, said "thta comes out tnstntir copy of which was giv™ awarded the (liffjcll|t ixwiliun efficiently and It was suggested by the delegation, that the bus contractor Presbyterian Church, A Friend, lenti, Rosa F. Swarlz, Mil,,d $3.00 Mrs. Edward Springer, T. B. of fourth annual B'nal B'rith Cili- •>li>pping fur gifts, Mrs. R. S. Killenberger, Anony- Mrs. Seymour Sperber, MrUl Anonymous, Mrs, Lillian HossnerjColonia i/enship Award, given nViiUly hy.with diunity. He retires with the remove the woman driver, "as she may be scared to death of tnu, no excitement in the Colonia-Kahway B'nai B'rilh respect aixl good wishes of his hoodlums". s in the Township. Men's Lodge and Sinai Chapter of co-workers and 1 am sure, the It was at this point in the debate that one woman threw the i* willing, The Indc B'nai B'rith Women. gratitude of the school district." verbal bombshell. ilcr Christmas Fund The presentation will be made il the responsibility of 78-Acre Site InlAvenel Offered during Brotherhood Week in Feb- Evading h$ue •ir HJO neediest rases. Port Reading Woman Mill others who need At about the same time that "Everyone here is evading the issue," she declared. Ihey must wait until the honor was announced, the Shoots Self, Dies She claimed the beatings and terrorism are caused by anti- :n how much money' Board of Education secretary was1 PORT RFJUHNG - Miss Janet Semitism, .itni. To County By Tavnship For Park reading a letter from Dr. Lozo One lone voice in the audience said: "That's not true" — but Martino, 25, of 477 Port Reading ( announcing his retirement as of the other objectors nodded their heads in agreement, 5l, Jt« has been donat-j Avenue, committed suicide by 1 WOODDUIDGE - Mayor Wai-1 prime industrial land and tllivu in this county and our coni-inunity by taking away prime in- June :M). shooting herself Tuesday night in "They call our children bagels' and 'dirty Jew ," she con- total boosted by the; tinued. "They start to count the number of Jewish children t im i ter Z'nx)!u 1(xlily 0"t''ecl ^ Mi<1-!Tl)wnslu'P Ileeill'ti tlu' ralables. llminity. will have adequate ree- ilustrial land." "This action on my part is the reur of a grocery store con- m on the bus and when the bus reaches Frystock, where Christmas • \7 ''idlesex County Board of Freehold-!also stated the park would prinlcation sites. However, as muiiici- "We'want'to do everything pos.i™n>P«lsory because of State re- ducted by her mother, Mrs. Anne • ...... inil-ilumc> that itn w%i\t rmt-mtr Ana grave coverings are on display, they check how many they could boy Friend" who pre-iers a 78 acre site in Avenel that arily serve the residents of 1'ertfcal officials we must be concern- sible to cooperate with the Free- gulations that do not permit one Martino, according to Captain to serve later than the month use. There is a miniature Ku Klux Klan operating on the bus. i.un anonymous. |can be developed as a county Amboy. Freeholder .lolm Fay, L\ (hat this park development will holders in their park developing Arthur Donnelly of the Detective preceding his 71st birthday, which All of this trouble started with stories about the klan in the e several sad caws in'park. resident of Colonia, ha* cxpres.s<>(\ut interfere with the planned plans and this offer of 7B acres Bureau. in my case is July 6, 1966". papers. The police might give our children protection on the aU-h which has been] In making the offer, the mayoi himself in favor of the park as a of our community and is another example of out1 desire Superintendent of Schools Pat- Mrs. Martino was in the living buses, but what happens while they are walking to the bus, or oa There is one grand- said that he fully recognizes the protection for the Middlesexlauned development of our taxt-o work with them in developing quarters upstairs when she heard their way home when they leavu the bus to go home? They no taking care of eight rick A. Boylan lauded Dr. Lozo need of the county to develop CCountt y VtVocational lll School.IShlIg bast. recreation sites for the future," the shot, came down stairs ami longer have protection Must we walk our 16-year-old boys 'anting in ages from and said: ''He has piloted our park sites in the northern portion The mayor has agreed that a huf-|"W| e believe that this site is anconcluded the mayor. found her daughter's body, she home from the bus?" because the piiients, (Secondary School program through of the county and that "we infer zone should be established, but cellent location for a park site. Township officials will meet 22 most difficult years. The High told Patrolman Richard Alexan- The delegation was assured that all possible protection would Ihey are show no in- Woodbridge want to do every- fell that the school did not need [will serve the densely popula- with the Freeholder TuesdaySchool was on double session der. She also told the officer! be provided by the Police and the Board, and if the report s a hard job for yotinjj thing to cooperate where prac- the entire acreage available as i northern portion of the county morning for a linddecision on the that her daughter had been ill revealed that action should be taken, complaints will be made take care of eight i f d di h he came and remained on tical." "protection." II it will not adversely affect proposed park at the Perth Am for. some time, and was under the with the juvenile authorities and those responsible will be taken n.iKine what it must be double session until last year. The site is located off Hahway The mayor said today that the t| economic base of our coin- boy line, Kven with overcrowding and it-doctor's care. into custody. idmother! Avenue and is bounded by Home- formal request asking the county 1 "I case the mother has stead and Elm Avenues. to acquire Avenel site under or several months - Herbert Rosen, administrative the Green Acre program and de- II The husband is em- aide lo the mayor, said the offer velop it as a park will be sut>- outh Corps Proving Sucessful at Woodbridge State School for Retarded his income is small, was not submitted as a committe- d to the county by tomorrow wlieal costs high. Ttiere promise to prevent the erection of 1 BY WINDSOR J. I-AKIS of experience at the school be- ruff Street, Iselin, are working in "As evidenced by our own eighih t children ui this a park on the Amboy-Woodbrulye fore they leave and look lor inure the cottages in decorating the la- '•*-• youngest is iuin. - Green Acre program," said tin.' 3DB1UDUK - "A program lucrative positions." They are side of the buildings. Miss Thom- line on Florida Grove Uoad. The as this exemplifies the best West is a teenager. mayor, "we are very concerned given six months employment and as is recreation worker and Mas- mayor has contended that the in ntergovernmental cixipera- are separated in anFlorid- a drove Koad site was if they fit the program well and trangelo, a carpenter's helper, that future generations who will lioi was the way Hubert Zieg- desire to remain they are given A son, is, is [lie only Icr,[assistant superiiitewlant of [| full employment at the institu- t! ami his income is the toodbridge State School, ex- r tion. One of the youths will be- Family Seeks Dog ' ^ is another teenager plaitd the Youth Corps program gin working on iwrniuiiant basis | fering from Rheumatic Board Adopts $12,692,168 mail available to the school 1 next month aller finishing the That Scratched Boy the medical expenses .liroth the cooperation ol Wood- six month period of employment. COLONIA - Michael Babyak, difficult to meet. In liriill Township oflicial.v As others leave, new numbers seven year old son of Mr. and 'ere are (tin* other chil HeVited the help given by Ber- s family really needs Budget; All-Tune Record of the corps will be given work Mrs. Michael Babyak, 289 Co- nanlKretHunan, program mana- to replace them. lonia Blvd., was bitten by a dog WOODHJUDGE - A W,W,- The board created the position ger <| the corps, ami James A. Among the duties assigned to 14 days ago while returning home s week were as follows AUl business administrator, 16B.51 budget for tlte School year of Assistant Superintendent of the young folks are clerical work, from School 20. 1500 tig up a program at themaintenance, iwreution, direct 196M7 - the largest in the his Buildings and Grounds and Mrs. Babyak told the Indepen- 'Hi Amboy Friend tory of Woodbridge Township — State lichool whereby thirty-five care of the retarded children, den- dent-Leader her son was walking $70,00 was tentatively adopted lust night named Donald Aaroe, Wood- younJ people have been given tal aides, carpenter and painters' 'Wee Employees, Perth bridge, to the post at $9,UO0 empkinent. Mr. Ziegler says helpers, business machine opera- along the dirt path between Long- by the Board of Education. The they 1-e a most welcome addi- nunercial Office, in lieu Budget will be sent to County year. tor, clerk-typists, and institutional fellow Drive and Hoffman Boule- U Christmas Cards to tion tithe school staff. aides. vard when a girl about ten years r superintendent of Schools Hubert Dr. Donald Walling, of Rutgers Theil are now 15 lull-lime work- old, walking a medium sized Blunt for approval. University, was engaged to or- Both Zleglei and David ltutsen, $50.00 ers reliving $1.25 per hour for asuperintendent of the hospital, brown and white dog appwured. A preliminary public hearing ganize and direct a school cen- ml Mrs. Walter Zirpolo :l2-houilweek ami 20 who are em- said they are enthused over the The dog broke away from the girl will be held January 13 at 8 P. Msu. s for the Township at a feeo filoyedl part-time 15-hour quality of work produced by the $48.00 $800, and scratched Michael. of School 27, Colonia in the administration building Youth Corpi numbers. and the date for this public hear The family has not been able $35.00 The Board directed Superinten- The rogram is federally super- It was the assistant superinten- ing and final adoption has busn dent oi Schools Patrick A. Boy- to locate the dog or its owner and Merry Christinas" vised, lit the Township pays the dedennt who got the program started set for January ltf at 8 P. M. lan to make application for asalaried of the youngsters. Some an4 ttn turned it over to Mrsha. s decided not to have Michael #5.011 grant under the Education Act are "iliWouts", and others are eljiW Trethiiway, .personnel di- innoculated against rabies, how- I Drugoset, Wowtbridge Current expanses totul $10,958,- 183.42. To this is added capital of 19(3 in the amount of $275,000.recent llgli school graduates, who rector. Acting as liaison is Janet ever if the owner will contact the II Club, Beth Israel Ce- 1 liuliyak family at 382-4443 and let outlay of $131,326.84 and debt The money will be used to in-because of their young age and Dragos, secretary of the corps. Association, Woodbridge inexperience are unabL' to find As added duties this Christmas them know whether the dog Is leverage Association service of $1,602,658.25, to puke stule a project thut will allow for the early detection, identification immediate employment. ioason Miss Phyllis Thomas, 6-C free of rabies, just for their peace YOUTH CORPS AT WORK: Two member* of the Youlli CWIM are decorating 1 Christmas tre* $15.00 the total of $12,692,188, or over a of mi il, they are willing to p at Woodbridge State School. At left is Phyllis Thomas, . Come! f,.nnt of (hrir ^ Little Children." under the dirw |,h4> ^n^r nf || WISHES TO ANNOUNCE ... thp b^nm,,, linn nf Mi« Hnth Rar g WAVES be held their annual household products sale u , 'y. th# rhtldron nf the Sunday School j n»piiflr mudM \. 7 p. m., phone. And would Hke to thank everyone i MMMI'Wl * SFT f-ivr si>m«> rcmemhran' I-: \inm|ny niid WsJ '2 it th^ flow of the service. Run ' ^ Wnyr* Wilsdi vance for their help. iips m«ft» d«y «t 7:» P M Th* junior Pro j \vontw. The <£ ;;.1 I'ORT READING AVE. PORT RF.ADINC.K1 I-H7M iir groups. teon Confinnalion rlassts will! Monday -vixi t|pr President - MRS. ANNA CAMAIU prrnrnt n ChMmM proRrnrtl - Wndnfltdny Chairman — MRS. ALICE KATUSA Carols to th# flirist CWid," un- d«T th« rilrwtlon o( William Mac- Always Csul«y A'1 •') Th« Day Sdwol Chrlstmis pro- Welcome... |ram Is planned for Wednesday, HIRIAK'S Flower B««mber M, at 7.S0 P.M. This program will complete the mid- rrmrv! wiwUy School Lowell Street, Corner of BUnchahr, cRrtnrt Give a week services that wert held (1 Mocki West et temiik a»U) x •I '••. "Gift Book" during th« Advent Season. All families of Uw confrefstion church, with PIMM of Car Washes have be«n aaat a the 8unday SANTA VISITS FIRST BANK AND TKIST (OMI'ANV - JnJly 01' It Nkk Hattat attaathrtiy ai After the tion to make a pUfrimaft to the KI 1-5465 area youngster* plnce their personal "< hrirtmm nrdm" with htm, Plctartd abot« cnattbf wita ienti wttl be for Christmas... Santa are Kathryn Tease, Cynthia Prair, Unda f'alnbro, Iteth Ann Wrick, LMa PMM UA Barry maafer durinj th* oomlnf wttk. Ip HaM and Ideil "Stocking Stuff"" Pease. Santa visited the First Bank nml Trust Company office at Moan ATWM and Berry Street The church will tve with lifts rarTUHtUtay last Friday night as part of the "Discover Christ mnsland On Main Street" actrriitet Mnf spot An Invitation CM for aad Mm creche May We faggest VM Every Car Owner! Hred by the Main Street merchant* anil the Wooclhridge lixfrpendfi-I. iato. center 0/ Uw chancel complete the eonfrtf>- with a manger, The conrragitlon happy occit- fliti YNT Oriert Early! la invited to enter the church ai Armstrong and family for prayer, 1 reading of •ten are chair- PLANT! Die Christmas gospel, it and Mrs. Dar- DMQAAOENS «. Nancy Plp«r Passbook for Any Car - Any Day leave their first a'ad pettett flft WWUTItt In the manfer at the altar. Pastor tht kitchen. OMEENS Hdon R Sunday, Decem- hy the Rev. ofeMm PDXCEI "Ther« OkUVl BLANKETS Pastor will be g g mild See Jesus." the stillness of tht church with Irruitees will meet God present, hearing Uw prayen Wat 7: It and the praises of the indlvidual Kficlal Board will M. in Fellowship CHRISTINE LEE'S omitted, for what reason are wt 'ins compiling ami- GASLIGHT JSsh Oriental RMtauruit and •''. t Cocktail Lounge VIAL 66 CHERRY 8T,, ELIZARFH1 W00MRIKE ME.4-4333 Proudly Announcing lOUMAJY tun PROP. THE OPENING OF OUR "NKW" PRIDE INA EAST ROOM cm lb«. Make Your New Year's Reservations Now CflR WttW Ckicolates • OPEN HOUSE/CONTINUOUS TOP SALESMEN: The ( ubn abme, members of Cab Scout Pack 31, Port Reading and Sewarcu, sold ENTERTAINMENT the moft Christmas cards for their troop Left to rl:ht, Ranald Boerarelli, Sewaren, first prize; George The chocolates • HATS/NOISEMAKERS/FUN GAIX)RF. I?'. WUHWMAWW • YiQOPdKim, Mayer, Newaren, second prize; Fred (lall, Sewaren,third priM, the pack will hold Its annual Christmas and butter bons '• party tonight at St. Anthony's Recreation Hall, West Avenue, Port Reading. Gift Box For OPEN AIJ. DAY Uttle finest miniaiurei Oh How Lovely is the Evening, BtserrtUoni 351-1822 NEW YKAR'8 U.S.T. Holds Discussion Silent Night, Joy to the World, Oh Little Town oi Bethlehem J Holy, Holy, Holy, I Walk With * W Main Street Lunch«OM - Dinnm • CwjkUili. Anttwntk Ctntwit RAYMOND aid , WOODBRIDGK On 'Inter-Faith Dating' God, Choral Benediction. C«islii«. Private Dining Room and Bar Available for I'artlo rcKrlption Specialists Mrs. Leslie Egry is organist F« lafgrnaliat or Bcwrtallns, Call: J51-1&Z. JACKSON ME 4-0554 AVENEL - "Inter-faith Dat Newark and choir director. CUE was the topic of a debate There will be a book shower and discussion by the Avenel tor the congregation library in United Synagogue Youth at the February. Sisterhood members recommends December meeting of the Sister- will be given the privilege of hood of Congregation B'nai Jacob, purchasing books for the library our new equipment Participating in this most inter- at that time. esting and stimulating program On behalf of the sisterhood, Mrs. were: Bonnie Rothman, S h e r r 1Harold Meltz, president, extends Klarfield, Jane Kleiner, Sherri Chanultah and New Year's greet- makes industrial & Baron, Jeffrey (rruttz, Richard ings to everyone. Meltz, I^arry Shames and Steven Savajje. The youth group's lead- er, Miss Marilyn Sladowsky, acted SuniUiy Services Set molnar CONMCTIS, Inc. as moderator. commercial lighting At Reformed Church The Weight Watchers, sponsored • Luncheon by the sisterhood, meets at Con WOODBKUXJE - Tl>e fourth gregation B'nai Jacob Wednes- Advent wreath candle will be • Dinner day evenings. Registration is $3 llghtenl at the Evangelical and Re- easier to install with a $2 dues charged each • Banquets formed Church during the 10 a.m. meeting. This is open to all men,divine service, .Sunday, according • Entertainment women and teenagers and is non- to an announcement by the Rev sectarian. f-eslie Egry, pastor. The donor committee announc- Special musk will he offered by U. S. One, WoodWdje—fl34-6068 ed the donor dinner will be held the children's choir and yo>'h HJ-TELESCOPIC MS April 28 at the Clinton .Manor, choir Including Christ is Born, hydraulic I'M Say Boys and Girls Greet SANTA at the .. BOOM TRUCK GRAND OPENING OUR NEW BOOM TRUCK FEATJRES HYDRAUilC BOOM THAT ELEHTES TO A HEIGHT OF 65 FEET, iND of DUMANSKY'S A 2,000 LB. CRAISE USED FIR SHOPPING CENTER CONVENIENT LIFTING AI^> 1117 Roosevelt Ave. — Carteret UNLOADING. COME ON OUT! BRING THE KID- DIES TO MEET JOLLY OLD SAINT easy to reach NICK! FREE GOODIES! GRAND In West Car t«r«t y, mile from PRIZES AWARDED IN EACH N. J. Turnpike travel- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALl STORE BETWEEN 1 P.M. & 4 P.M. ing North. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th.

Shop these DUMANSKY'S SHOPPING CENTER MERCHANTS DINO'S Pizza Submarine Sandwiches & Sea Food ME 4-8456 h COSTANZO INSURANCE AGENCY CARTERET GLASS LAMPERfS FARM STORE molnar VITO BILLIARD * RECREATION PARLOR . Electrical Contractors Inc. Wogdbrid«e, N. J. Thuniday, December 16,1966 Hungarian Qubl/Veu? Pulpit, Communion Lists New Slate Table Given to Church - At the an-1 W0ODBBID6E - The Udies ntiiil moolinR of the Hungarian- Aid Society of the Firrt Presby- Amoiir;in Olijrns Club, officers terian Church ha» given to the Holiday Program wore c as follows: Ben Er- rhun-h a no* pUpil- and 1 com- ileyi, president; William Gyem ;, m\i nion table wWch was i lira- vice president; William E. Al->d recently by the Rev Planned Sunday mn*i. corresponding secretary^Nemeth. Julia t\ Kuskn English record-1 other donation^ of th" .Society WOODRRIfXiF, - TV Sunday iiiR secretary George Prundl.linclude $500 to the church and School members of the Ev.ingeli an recording secretary;!RS each to the Deacon's fund •al and Reformed Church will llorv.-ith, treasurer, and] and the Earl H.Deyany Schnlnr- present its annual Christmas pro- Steve Adam, serReant-flt-arms. ship Fund and donations to local gram, Sunday beginning at i Alex ,1, Mehes, retiring presi- choritie*. pin. In the main auditorium of dent, was elected to a three-year A Christmu mating and in- the parish hull. Recitations vill term as trustee. Officers will bf stallation of oflkanJhMh w conduct- be given by trie nursery, kinder- installed at the next meeting, ed at a candftymKrvice wi*h garten, primary, and junior class- January U. the Rev. Jam* MWlh installing cs. Members approved a contrihu- the officers who inefofc Mrs. Wil- Instrumental selections will he sin timi lo the Independent-leader liam Bowen, presided; Mrs, John presented by Dehra Santorn, Chrisltn.is Fund and the Ameri- Jelicks, vice president: Mrs. John Cheryl Dodge, Irma Sepa. Steven i llunRarian Studies Foundn- Kroner, secretary, and Mrs Kovaeh, Patricia Kardos. r>n. jKatherine Morrison treasurer. Carolyn Mandy. James W.' Palfl, chairman of! Mrs. AndJW SU&msen, retir The children's ohoir and youth he entertainment committee, re-|inJ! presidftnt, was presented with choir will offer, Silent Night, Joy orlert plans for the annual:a Klft. Members also brought to the World, Christ is Born, Oh 'hriKtmns pnrty were completed!Rifts for-the rfflidtnts of Belve- How lively is the Evening, We ml invilexl members to attend.dere Home. Wish You a Merry Christmas, (.|.|. or THE MONTH: In rrrngnltlim o( h^l( ,. m Sunday and bring the children. There will be no further meet- JoUy Old Saint Nicholas, The TOYS FOR THK RETARDED: The WoodbrMge Ktwnb Olb it Its me*Ung Tne«d»T iiflht «t K«WJ „,.,„ of Ihr Jnycws' "Puss. Punt nnii Klrk".,^., (' Honnld W. K;itkn was Mavcee of John Hcrczeg, athletic com ings until January 12 when the group will sing acappella with Arres presented a check for 1150 to the Wondbriiue State School la b« u«*d lo parchaM ChHfttnji nlh " mitUw chairman, reported on the hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin Mrs. Leslie F.gry as director. toys (or the youngsters at the institution. Accepting the check ti David RoMn, «iperin{eii4ul «t K;ilU, 7.1, rellde« In Wnodbrldce. He is a Kr , a( 'if Wmidtiridne Senior High School and rofiress of the soccer team Earley and Mrs. Anton Lirsen. Preceding the program, the thr school. Left to right, Thomai Rtmraban, chairman; O*orge Andraacak, president: Mr. ROM* Vrt Iliiudtratlon School, Minneapolis, MH\ * i-mplovcd hy The Indeprndent-l^adcr. 'hich is one of three or four New Mrs. Fred Baldwin will conduct congregation will sing carols ac and President Weft Carl Olsen. The rhjb had prevloonly donated money to fh« Khinl Ut IIHT of the WoodbridRfl Township Jnvrtn months, Mr. Kntko hni terved on the lersey teams remaining in com- Die devotions. companled by Ruth Egry. Greet n TV Mt. part of a drive lor 19 act* f»r each cottage, sponsored by the Woodbrid|« H,,., nn,.nd« needn.™y, -nnorrnchildren's, .:nnnmnChristma*s «im^lni|(,,,,, ings will be given by Kntheryn Rn(|( gh setifion for l»th the National and Profeiwlonal Women'* Club. his award from Rlrhnnl Mnsolgo. Jayrer^|rtPn) itnatenr are! open challenge Kuchie and the opening prayer by •ups, The next, cup match will Numerous Event? Mrs. Lillian I). Carroll. m SQUAD REPORT ake place, Sunday, place to be Mrs. Carroll and Miss Elaine AVENEL - Captain Robert onwed. The team has also Orliek will extend greetings from Pickwick (Hub Snowficld of Avenel & Colonla entered a tournament to take Listed by Church their respective sessions. First Aid Squad reported a' ^olal Santa Olaus will visit to distrib- 'lace during the winter at the AVENEL - Todny at 1:00 thei of M calls during November in- ute gifts to the children and Sun- Has Yule Meet 'nlterion and Klirabelh Armor- Golden Circle of the First F'res- cluding accidents 15, traMporU hyterinn Church will hold its an- day School staff. WOODBRTDGE - "Christ in 37, inhalator 7. miseeHane&il 7. Tickets for the New Year's F.ve nual Christmas party and mem- the Arl of India", a film depict- A totnl of 750 miles were Wd parly were distributed. Members bers will bring a gift for ex- in!! the life of Christ in the works and. 162 man hours used. *- nteresled in attending should change. Senior Citizens of Indian artists, was featured •out act Mr. I'alfi promptly. Tomorrow night at 7:10 the at the Christmas meeting of Pick- wick Club held al the home of! I'lans were formulated for the wys of the eighth grade of the I Mrs. B I). Wittenberg Mrs. Dan-' inimal dinner dance late in Jan- iminr High Fellowship will have At Holiday Fete uary and members were urged to id Ogden was assisting hostess. is a guest speaker, the Rev. Approximate-1 Mrs. Howard Kshleman, presi- make reservations as soon as Walter W. Feigner, senior pastor, possible 150 persons attended Ihejilenl, appointed Mis William tecrention will be conducted in Citizens' Christmas din-[Wright. Mrs. John Petrncy and John Lukacs, trustee, reported Westminster Hall until 10:00 after on the films shown. ner party last week at the Knights! Mrs. Clyde Williams lo serve as he club time, of Columbus hall amid festivej a nominating committee to pre- Christmas Sunday the Rev. decorations. j sent a slate at the. January 3 feigner will preach at the 9:30 John ZuHo of the Recreation meeting. Mrs. Williams present- Brownies Visit and 11:00 services on "God's Department was master of cere- ed the newly revised club consti- lifts Bring Joy Into Life." monies nnd introduced the tution for its first, rending. Her The Sunday Singspirntion Serv- SCOWS, Mr. and Mrs. Familiar committee included Mrs, Witten- Ice dream Plant ice, B p.m., will present a musi- and Mr. and Mrs. Moran, who berg and Mrs, Kolx'rt Stephan. ral program by the choirs of the offered many appropriate select- A Christmas meditation given AVENEL - A visit to Costa's MARILYN J, PETERSON church. ions. Julius Zullo played (dpiby Mrs. Donald Aaroe was follow- Ice Cream plant, was made by ENGAGEMENT TOLD: Mr. and A covered dish supper will IK guitar accompanied by Mrs, Hutli ed by the singing of carols and Brownies of Troop 463. A repre- Mrs. Peter Peterson, 19 Janscn conducted at S p.m. for William Franz. an exchange of gifts. Mrs. J, Boyd sentative of the company took the Johnston was a ijucst. The next Avenue, have announced the (Tex) Culton and the Phillipstairg ^ Hooper sanKg group on a lour of all the facil- mM meeting will be held at the home betrothal of their daughter, Mar- ities and ice-cream-making equip- Senior High group who will 1 e "pMrc ^ Earth" accompanied ilyn Joan, to I, (pi. Ixmls Und- >Uests of the sejlius of the First1 of Mrs. Erwin Peterson, 130 Mar- ment. Free samples of ire rreair iy Mrs. Franz and Mr, Levi er, «on of Mrs, Stewart Schoder, Presbyterian Chary Fellowship. tin Terrace. were j;ivcn to the children ami ang "Holy Nisflit." Community and the late Francis L. Ilader, iiccompanyinK adults. ;inging was enjoyed by all U8 Harnm Avenue. Gifts were presented to Mrs. The bri4«-eleet Is a ((raduato IA CAME TO TOWN: And visited the Christmas party for (ri| Kiddies held annually by Brownies who attended wer« Circle Donates Kathleen McGuinn. Diane Combs Thelma Aitkins and Mr. Zullo of Civic Association of WoodbrMge High School. She bridge \M%f of Elks, 2116. Here Santa is shown talking to a •linhtlrss girl. Tile Klks, )ehr:i Hacker, Patricia Panel he Ik-creation Department, Ap- Is employed as a legal secretary background are Marrrl Trappier, chairman; Martin Mundy, i l>ny 1'ori'da, .lames I.ayden. Margaret (ioodhcart, Lisa Wes- to Church reciation was also extended to by Robert M. Vogel. Wood- terfield, Catherine Garrison and he Women's Club of Woodbridgc Names Officers bridge. A Mx-ial time was conducted Barbara Schneider. Other child wooimjunoE The Ruth [or the lapel wreaths presented WOODBRJDCiE - The Straw Mr. Bader Is a graduate of akcrwards. No business was Circle of the First Congregational lo each member, bid Conducts Troo ren on the lour included: Nei lierry Hill Civic Association held V(ftodbrid|« Ugh School and at- kinovotion iver transacted, but Mrs. Pln-asey re- p Church met last week in the Santa Olaus was portrayed by tended Ocean«lde Jr. College, Goodheart, (Jail Combs, Kennetl Mala your own knitting noedl^l ported the organ fund has advan- church Imingp. Mrs. Joseph Hor- Mrs. Peterson who presented its iwoual meeting at the norm Combs and Kennetti Pag*!. Adult 6ceanslde, Calif. He Is a mem- in seconds. Jujf attach any poitt ced to ."H per cent of its goal. vnth wns c-lectfd seeretary-treas- gifts to everyone. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bragger ftr of the United States Marine [loliday Party in attendance were; Mrs. Richan size (6 lo 15) lo vinyl cords ft oes irer re))laoing Mrs. John laddell. On January 10 the installation Combs, troop leader; Mrs. John Many members donated the re- Officers were elected including Corps stationed In Hawaii. ""i,!9,6r^circ^ ^ AVI51, — Girl Scout Troop A donation of $51) was made to reshments and Mrs. Keating and bl>HKIIKiK - The White of officers will take place in Fel- McGuinii, assistant leader; Mis. William Borgerson, president lar needles... U" jumptt lowship Hall with Mrs. Thomas their leader, Mrs M. ie general fund of the church. Mrs. Quiglcy poured at the tea Hinlil held Its Christmas, Aneil Goodheart and Richard Mrs. James Neville, vice presi needles (used like strqigKl Smith, Mrs. Uurnham Gardner, kn, recently s|>ent a Christmas verses were read able. Club to CeU'bate |iarty Monday evening at weckf \:amping al Camp 1'am- Combs. Mrs. Goodhenrt made the dent; Donald Bragger, treasurer needles]... even ililch holder!, Mrs. Ira MoC-abe, and Mrs. fliss Sophie Johnson read from A meeting will be held today More than 42 combina- of Mrs. Ralph Salis- assay arrangements for the tour. Mrs, James Devlin, secretary Christmas at Supper Phillip Johnson in charge. :ic Bible. with William Fogarty of the So- lions. There's nothing |president Members of the A The brownie troop ami its lead- and Donald Bragger. Jr., new! investiture was After a short business meeting cial Security office speaking on AVENEL - Tonight the Avene On the market lib Iho live boaril serving as host- i hold ers also participated in the and all girls hristmas carols were sm»g, Dur- Medicare. reporter. Woman's Club will celebrate Boy» Needlc-Moiter. eie Mrs. Leroy Bowcn, • .ittendwlhtircli on Sunday in Christmas tree lighting ceremqp- Church School Plans ^^^\\mrvh nK the absence of Mrs. Walter Members will attend the Christ '"•ie project for the year is ti See ill r .-idi'tit; Mrs. Wesley Hei- ;unform.\n ;. i completed all ies and caroling in Carterct last Christmas at a supper party, n s rlerwin, president, Mrs. John P mas show at Radio City Music :de 15 Christmas baskets foi livasurer, and Mrs Ken Christmas livcital :e(|uirenA f, the loop camper •eek. Plans are being made for P. M. at the Avenel and Colonic s M ,07.o, vice president, presided, Hall on Wednesday with the bus ..lies of Strawberry Hill, Any hd ho girls to sing Christmas carols e.i-icy, secretary. SKWAHEN - The SI. Johns The next meeting will be, Jan- scheduled to leave from in front ne interested in contributing ma; First Aid Squad building, Avene] A Complete Yam Shop The "fljl " Maryann lovero, lecember 22 at the Woodbridgc contact Mrs. Bagger at 153 Fulto: ,uiK was asked by MrsiKpiscopal Church School will pre- Si ary 12, 1:30 P.M. in the church of the Knights of Columbus hall Street. YARNS — FABRICS . Mary MaiV | Sanko, and ' ynn State Home for the Mentally Re- | Nemi'th Christmas 'devot-jsen! a Christmas play and recital, e ounge. at 8:30 A. M. Itreet. Mrs. Bagger is chairma: Members are reminded to brui{ PATTERNS — BUTTON! ! Savellllo wJJ arded, Rahway Avenue. Were k-d by Mrs. Nicholas l)wember 23. V :«) p.m. All are ped Brownie and Mrs. Paul M. Sharrick, cc presents for a man and a woman BUTTONHOLES wings. TwoW girls, Susan Gas- haw who read the story of I invited to attend. Library to Sponsor :hairman. as the members' husbands will be kill and Kmith were in- The next meeting is sehedulec The JBtivity as found in the Go* A party will be held in the Juniors to Hold Yule attending as guests. Santa Clau; Luke. She also read the parish house afterwards with sur- vested, Ilejjcaii'd were Mar- Surgical Dressing Story Hour Dec. 22 or January 8 at 153 Fultor. garita suarl will distribute the gifts. "U-t's Keep Christmas"]prizes and refreshments for the l Debbie Juzwiak, WOODBRIDGE - The free Fete Saturday Night Street; new members welcome to SEWING KIT 'atrol A ; Sharon Wood- rroup Plans Meeting Cookies and gifts are to be hy the Hev. Peter Mar- children, Miss Cheryl Sienasi, pnblie library of Woodbridge an- AVENEL - The Junior Wo- join. worth, Kar shcalor, Susan WOODBRIDGE - The surgical brought for the Woodbridge Stat 65 E. CHERRY ST. ? publicity chairman, advised. nounced it will hold a -' >ry hour, man's Club of Avenel will hold School for the Mentally Retarded Ikilly, and is(. clouatre. dressing group of the First Con- RAHWAY, N.J. [ Wednesday, December 22, 7 P.M. its Christmas party Saturday Yule Benefit Planned Two Cadetl former mem- gregational Church will meet at the main library. night at 7:45 p. m. at the Avenel CALL 388-1673 '' bers of the tip who attended January 5, 1:30 P.M. in the Yale nnd Princeton raise tuitio. YR. SPECIAL; The stories to be used will in- and Colonia First Aid Squad were present! illi Cadctte •huix'h lounge. For Servant Sisters for 1966-67. !»»ry Monday, Tu«idoy, Wtdntidiiy t Thunday w clude, "The Voyage of Wee Red building, Avenel Street. Mrs. Ro- cockades, Kaien McCormick The dressings are available t WOODBIUDGE - "Wonderful Cap"; "Christmas Mouse;" "Pe- bert Salandi, chairman, announc- MSS (I 4IKOL II UK- and Linda Mit |,i la Miller inyone in need of them. World of Christmas", for the be- m lunia's Christmas." ed a catered buffet supper will be nefit of the Little Servant Sisters was presentedjith a five-year The group expressed apprecia- COLORING served at 8 p. tn. Christmas Fund, wil! bo offered pin. ion to all who have donated ma- (Ai Urn On Ttltvliio.) The Joey-Gee Trio will play on Saturday at 2:00 and 7:30 P.M. erials and also the finished dress for dancing from 9 p. m. to 1 at Assumption Catholic Audito- 5.50 School 23YFA Hoard.iigs. Anyone interested is wel- fBJRTHSlj a. in. An exchange of gifts wll! rium, Meredith Street, Perth Am- FASNION Mt come to join the group in thi; be featured for members and boy, by the members of the Car- To Convih Tonight project which is so urgently need- New arrivals throughout the their husbands, teret Dancers under the direction AVENKI—Tl"'\ccutive board ed. Township as recorded at the of Kay Symchik and Robert of School 23 P.T.I will meet to- Perth Amboy General Hospital Wieshnik. KKGA1NS MEMORY Set* Annual Jack^LoreHa night at 8 with.Ml William Wes during the past week include: Participating will be Connie Whil O11XSIDK BEAUTY SALON, Inc. terfield, 250 FJl Avenue, A St. Petersburg, Fla. — From Woodbrklge, a daughter Chanukah Carnivm Kilyk, Diane Decibus, Katherine Christmas party v.|be held after on his way to be discharged from to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zambo Bodnar, Irene Dytyniak, Anna- 11)0 N. 1KOAD ST., HILLSIDE ISELIN - On Sunday the Iselir the business sessi the Navy, Robert Sheridan wa 82 Spring Street; a son to Mr. and maria Shynumsky, Carol Buesak, Chapter of United Synagogue ly Appointment gr "Jtitt Drop lit" ll was aniiouiuvfclKit ihi severely beaten and it was twei: Mrs. Andrew Kanyacski, 55!: Mary Kaskiw, Patricia Harrow, i Youth will hold its annua Op«n 6 Doyl a Wiek — Ihvrt., Fr). tvenirtgi T. A recently doil(| a ilnist ly years before he found his pa-jRiamford Street. Lydia Zubwiko. and Joyann Ja- Chanukah carnival with Carlini We have IIKIS Hue to the .si|l. The rents. His silver bracelet reveal- Kioni Fords, a daughter to Mr. copino. lie the magician to be featured. stands in the all-i ed his first name and only half and Mrs. Dflmar Dannels, 412 wise room The carnival, at Congregatioi a very Decorations for thiilie are be- of his second. Sheridan was able l''ord Avenue; a (laughter to Mr. ing made by the stfnts of to trace his parents after remem- Beth Sholom, will take place from Burl Ives' series on TV ends and Mrs. Jack Peterson, 30 Eb- on J.an. B, Good Selection school. bering his boyhood address. urly Place; a son to Mr. and Mrs, 2 until 5 P.M. Jesse Gordon, 13 Waltuma Ave- of nue. From Keusbey, a daughter to FINE FURNITURE Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Gavin, 47 for Highland Avenue. Kioni Port Heading, a son to Christmas Delivery Mr. and Mrs. I'alsy Margiottu, IS SANTA GOING TO PUT AN lERE'S iWers 49 Marion Street. FILL APPLIANCE UNDER YOUR TREE? 1'I.At E VOUK OKUKK KAKt.y LEE'S Carpeting • XMAS FI^)WEK.S YOUR BEAUTIFUL GIFT DKSEKVES OUR our specialty • 1'OINSKTTIA PLANTS SKILLED INSTALLATION Ti) MAKE IT (installation by • XMVS GKKKN.S • AUTU'ICIAL CEN'l'Ktt The Greatest! WORK WITH PERFECTION our own experts) • GAS DRYERS (iKAVK BLANKETS BRASSBUCKET • DISHWASHERS %ts\ lli;iti'r IRuiuu • STOVES AND OVENS |O HAVE YOUR and t AUTOMATIC WASHERS easy (Cocktail-lounge tRPETS CLEANED PHONE TODAY — BUDGET )R THE HOLIDAY SEASON! LUNCHEON TELL US WHEN YOU WANT IT INSTALLED— Ually II W « JDO P.M. NOW — OR - SOON AFTER CHRISTMAS pkked TERMS WALL TO WALL only 10c «q. ft. DINNER IMUj 3:3(1 lu ll:W P-M. arranged 9x12 RUGS* only $10.95 frlda; and SaunUaj TU IJ;1U Bunday Noun Til 10 P.M. CISZAK

HtEI htti PLUMBING and Heating MOD., Tuea., Thun., MLIViltV BRASS BUCKET Charcoal Steakhouse "The Trademark «l Quality" Fit Ul 9 P.M. HELEN SLINkY - Florto V. S. 9 & MAIN STREET Plume 541-ti«85 ARIA 68 ROOSEVELT AVE. KI1-5895 I»ShX COUNTY 16 I.AKC1! St.,\|AKTKRKT 52 ROOSEVELT AVE., CAHTERKT, N. Keservalluu: ME 4-9148 Thttnd*?, Decwfow W» 1965

Holiday Recess Starts Dec. 22 run...! — Our Lady of . .•hnnl fhrlntmai holiday* b*sl" ii t!u> rlnw of the school d.iy on 1 Inr-sriny, December 21 riawei v\nv en Monday, January 3. | The tti!ilnnt!< of St Jowih-hy-1 yVi Hii>h Srhool In Stflten' Inn I ire moit snxinus to nimd 'hri ntudents flt the ochool.' Tin1 IIPV. Joseph Bnnzowski nn-| imincoil the following Christmas .-hodiilc: Confessions on Satur- I iv, IVremhpr 18, 11:00 to 12:00 vJo'nn, 4 00 to 6:00 P.M. and 7:30 n o,0o P.M. Hungarian Confca- lions from 4:00 to 600 P.M. Con- (psslon.i on Friday, December! It. 10 IK) to 12:00 Noun, 3.00 to' 10" I'M and 7:30 to 9:00 P.M. FtunR.nri.-in Confessions 10:00 to 12.00 Noon.

Midnight Mas* Plans Medicare pro.;™,, EXP1.A1N1NG MEDICARE BILL: 9peak.n from the *KW Gforg, I),:,,,,,,., Are Listed by Church u intrrfntrd audience «t School 11, Woodbrid*.". Lett to "•"" Raetvdl claim* i,,„,„,, dhtrirt manner; OnvJd Gibson, field rcprMMitathn-; William FORDS - The Christmas Mid- night Mas* will be sung by the IABSA1 Shabbot will Sc , Ave Mnria Mixed Choir of Our 9 Sabbath service* will Mr. and Mrs i • l^idy of Peace Church. Thii fe»- religious school •• tive Mass in EnRlij'i was com 'Spirit of Christmas at TsmpU- Chanukah pn^rnn posed by the Rev. Joseph Tioff. at l:» P.M. T** mt>U:« A.M. Parnnts The Choir will sing the Oiir Theme of Club Program win b* "Ihf UMI Father, composed by Emery JUbbJPwl Hark, Organist in Our Lady of dow, but door and beat overall ** U.N. debates — The Woman's Club 1 wffl «Bd* lit Onag king. Hungary Church, Perth Amboy. of Fords hekl its annual Christ- decoration. The judging wtU te'- Mrs. Eleanor Kavpjon, Directress mw party at the Cluttww, Cor- conducted during the week of the Choir ha« nnnonnrpd that leHe Street. Decoration* and twetn Christmas ud Ntw Yttn, the English Proper of th<> !>:iy DEADUNE AT HAND Mn. John Beekar, wayt ndl will ho of New Jersey to Fords Park. Tbia It th* i M a now experience by way of ro- irogrnm. Mn. Chester Baginski, president ommunrty knprovBnent "We want the peopls of Fords to WITH curriculnr programming," says that American Home with Mrs. Bernard WHY WE know, first hand, whit has bees Mr. Mulligan, "it Is important meeting* and Art Department halrman. one and what can be done with RECOMMEND that these youngsters receive rec- meetings will be suspended until and for their junior high st* ognition for their efforts and de» the first week of January. aits," comment* Miss Gti) Muo- velop ;i tnie appreciation for the KONALD T. CARUJCCI n TIDE arts." :illi, language arts teacher and Mrs. John dement, civics and St. Nicholas ! Approximately 25 per cent of irogram organteer. MORE TRAINING: AJnnan welfare chairman stated that OMEGA j|thc student body will participate R«uU T. Carlucci, urn it Mr. basket was sent to a needy family CLEANERS in the activities which will con- ail Mn. U^i E. Carlneci, 32 on behalf of the club. She request Coming Ev< ts ItTI plllty ctKll !> sist of exhibits of the art classes' Coolidge Aveme, Fonk, has iyempt Firemen ed members to bring usable cloth- FORDS ~ The BU I work, uYmonstr.itions in both the NlttM tmt tntelai at ing to the clubhouse and it will Mary Sodality of St. ihome mid industrial arts. •M Ika mM'i luitl f Af», IU., aa aa Atr ba given to the needy for Christ Catholic Church of the '. The Glee Club will be reipon- ctitiag mi 11000 y jix PUT US ON YOUR DRY CLEANING Elect Schulack ten* alrmft matateuaee maa. She also announced thai Kile will receive Hotj HOPSLAWN - 8t«T» Sdra- tooiflht the club will sing Christ munion, Sunday, at the I • EWy DM)! U'lrfl I IM ;!1, laek, Ilopelawn, waa elected Ik* lApfjiv* 1JM (ndnate mas carols in the Perth Amboy Mass. ' AND SHIRT FINISHING TEAM! Fords Fire Signals Hdl Hma III/UIH resident of the United Ex- *t tiUm - B|ft 8ch»l, raccatl; General Hospital, accompanied by Tomorrow the last Frf. mpt Association of Fordi, Ntaxlaietf batle tratntaf at Santa Clans and an accordionist. Have Han Revised sale will be held unt|a • MoMt Iran tB li iim Ceasbey and Hopelawn at their LaekMi AFB. Tex. Any members Interested In Joining 14. All are requesteor ast meeting. Other elected offl- the group is asked to meet at the JEWELER Our professional cleaning is known FORDS -• The Fords Board of enough pirohl tor the fistmas- •'ire Commissioners have announc- ials are is follows: Flrit vice etabhuose at 7:30 P.M. Husbands Eve Holy Supper. Sisterhood to See n ml n for it's high quality yet costs no wl that the newly revised fire resident, Joseph Smoyai ol are alao invited to participate. On Saturday, Pre4 mi <> location cull signals have gone 'ords; second vice prealdent, Ftfmt on "Cancer" lire. Frank Payti, garden and and First Holy Comcdr>n Class- into effect as of December 1 »eter Keso, of Keasbey; lecro- es will be held at 10:'A. M more than elsewhere. FORDS - Tba Sisterhood of conservation chairman, presided Under this revised call system tary, Joseph Dambaeh; fintn- The following baslfpU g Tempi* "fnrwrtril win meet to- ovn a group at the club in the the seventh fire district of. Ford: ial secretary, Bob Lmndow- instruction of making Christmai will be played on Suttf, at Fords has been sectionalised whereby ki; treasurer, DuJke Pfi&r. night ltg:!07K$i the Temple. i pHiyh hlI GeorgGeorgee. The program |ffi b« a flan on arrangements, centerpieces and Junior High School; fireman upon hearing an alarm Alt meetings for the coming doorptoes. linden against St.. rrtwlas, Du- nlartin JLawrcnce For Prompt, Courteous Service can more readily determine the /ear will be held the first Fri- the subject of uterine cancer, nenea; St. Michael^ Amboy location of the fire. day of each month at the Hope' "Time Md T#o Women." The lira. Edward Tanggard, Amert against St. Ellas, arteret ««1 Cancer Society's speakers win be can Home chairman, announced JEWELERS Furthermore, additional cod awn Fire Department, May St. Mary, Manvffl against St. she will have a committee ride 10) MAIN WTOECT/WOODBRIDGE ME 4-HW numbers have been added to th Street. Dr. Martin B. Stabl, Perth Amboy Thomas, Rahway. through Fords judging the Christ- system so that the location of th and Mr*. Dodflai Marshal. A OPEN NTTEfl TIL I PJM. A.E.C. aide o#. atom plan alarm can be more accurately ON FISH FARMING queiton and apm perod will mas home decorations. Three rib pinpointed. Within the past fe> Glasgow, Scotland - A new be conducted. [tons will be awarded; beat win- for Bonn. weeks the Finds Volunteer Fin venture called "fish farming" will SI men have distributed to eae be tried at Ardnamurchan, Argyll- home in the district a copy shire. Five acres of sea will be Scouting Croup And Shirt Launderers the revised code signals. Upo; enclosed and a team from Strath- SM Amboy Avenue request, additional copies ar dyde University will attempt to WOODBRIDGE available to Fords residents produce fish of uniform she for Sets '66 Goals the fire house. the packaging industry. HOPELAWN-Ir-''ng AL NORMAN Greenwald, Neighborhood Com- mialoner, pretided it the last meeting of the charter renewal group of Pick ST at the home of Hit. William Weir, Howard Street. The gotli w«r« wt for the following year. New representatives are aa follows: Institutional represent- ative, Andrew Kumci; com- mittee chairman, Steve Kondrk; committeemen, George Friery Jr., Ernest Oppenheimer, Wal- ter Rouxel and Raymond Pi& truszka; cub master, Edward Dressier; assistant cub masters, Joseph Miller and William Car- ney; den mothers, Mrs. Steve Kondrk, Mrs. William Carney, Mrs, Henry Pflefer, Mrs. Ray- mond Pie trunks, Vra. Andrew Demko, Mrs. William Morgan and Mr-. William Weir. The next meeting will be held on January 14, 8 p.ui. at the of Edward Dressier ISRAEL

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S. S. Sets Annual Chrigtmai Event} ISELIN - The Sunday School udents of the Itelln Assembly God Church will present Its nnual Christmas program, en- itled "Christmai Pathways", Unday, December 19, 7 p. m. Rehearsals have been scheduled >r tomorrow, 7 p. m., choir re- learsal and rehearsal for thc nung people of the C.A.s having Darts; and Saturday, 1 p. m,, Ufft 'ounger children's rehearsal. Saturday 6:30 p. m., a Christ- mas feJlowship supper for the adults of the church will take ilace. Ye«t your home canUate the happy Other services and activities for ?unday have been announced by spirit of the season witt\ay Holiday lights. Rev. Harry W. Schaumburg, pas- It's a wonderful way toL "Merry Christ- tor, as follows: 9:45 a. m., Sun- day School for all age levels, with mas" to everyone. Plan\Ow to decorate en classes, from Nursery through for the Holidays. Adult; U a.m., Morning Worship Service; and 11 a. m., Junior A Cfrttflsd Residential Liking Consultant Church, under the direction of Mav. and Mrs. Roy Arnesen, for tan be of idfvfce In helpinVou plan bettor boyi and girls two through eleven years of age. Hghtlng for your home. Call\ur local Public The church nursery will be! JOIN OUR Service office. available, under supervision for small children up to two years of age, during the 11 a. m. services. PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC A\ GAS COMPANY Other activities for the week TtxptylnQ Slrrtnt«/1 Gi\sttfr include: Monday, 8:30 p. tn. Mis- sioDcttes, juniors and seniors; 1966 Tuesday, 8 p. m., Congregational Prayer Service; and Wednesday, 7:45 p. m., Mid-Week Bible Study.

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WINDOW TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO - Four flrefrien, all members of Published Weekly Oi Thortday By tt» Wnortbridge Fire Company No l were slightly injured Wednes- NORTH JERSEY PUBLISHING. INC. day morning while fighting a stubborn blaie at the A. Ousmer Lawrence F. Campion, Publisher On Green Street plant on Edgar Hill. 6S1 Roosevelt Kvc X) Green Street The firemen who wn> injured by glass and falling eomi«atfd Harry P. Frank, Associate Publisher Carteret, N J. Woodbridge, N. J. Iron were Joseph Tender, Rewaren; William Fitzpatriek, Joseph T*J: H i-MOO TeJ: ME 4-1111 Palko nml John Orlick, all of Wnodbridge. By Ruth w ketl 'f>IV 10c PER COPY MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS - ONE YEAR, WOO SK MONTHS The bl.w which was caused by the overheating of a »*« *j ."ROUND THE of oil and resin, used as a coating for the inside of large beer vats broke mi) nl il:M A.M. and it is believed that the damage caused ig In the neighborhood of $10,000 more, she Is the ,\-,m NUCLEAR RASH-COULD BE FATAL Re: Christ lFund: and Mrs. Oeorgo Kn". TOWN. AJ1 four trucks of the company answered the alarm and 1.W the mail feet of hose were used due to the fact that there is ony one hydrant Herewith is we have receiv IHMCMOII •With Windsor J. Laklssi in the upper Bnrron Avenue section to take care of all the property [•Leedtr Tidbits: in back of the old race track. with the Christmas aki needy Phi Kappa Phi ilm So you are about to wrtbark with the family to select a Christonas * *, Pott families: lastlc honorary (ini tree You lucky devil. Our turn is coming up next and we are a Reading li aglow little apprehensive about selecting the one we want. It must please FIFTEEN YEARS AGO - Word was received here today of the the holiday George Inntihitp »f death of Mrs. Nellie Boynton Ames, in a hospital in Buffalo, N. Y with the the rent of the family; it must be nice and fresh and not shed any season.' 1 would like campus, Atlanta. <; needles-who is kidding whom? Mrs Ames who was the widow of William T, Ames was a mm to assure each; I a truly Merry named OOTHC \\W<< Anyway, we arc going to try and attempt to do what the experts her Of the originnl Boynton family, who owned most of Sew™ in Christmas, Ire, woh staff Mr. and Mm r; i- libuted toward claim is the riRht thing to do: go to a large tot with a good assort- the early 1900's. When she married, she and her husband built r member has! North Park Drive \v., home on Cliff Road and they resided there for many years unti I* with a great ment o( trees and pick one that is fresh. this goal, a nfl* member TV Mr, Ames death several years ago. deal of [•r that we pre- Of course, to do this you must stay away from the owner o( the 'E lo be Rivento recogniw wninr. • Ames father was Casimer Whitman Boynton, for whom sent this eh lot. Then you pick up one that you like and bounce the stump hard Mrs. T\\U residing in in(! scholastic rcrnpi Boynton Reach was named. to a on the ground several times. If needles, shed, the tree has begun Port F From Mrs. | Hupp. «0 Avenel •••• to dry out. Boynton Reach, older residents of the township will recall was nRosa 1 (Wrniin: "Here has boon appflintH Next, and still while the lot manager or owner is not In sight, well known summer resort. There was a hotel, and boats filled is my i'oi to add to your!man of the Van.. tug at the needles. If they pull off easily the freshness has gone. with fon-seckinE New Yorkers used to dock there. There was ex-Christmo It enables mf| Station (Jersey ( i' Patches of browned needles means that dryness has set in. cellent swimming, hooting and fishing in Sewaren but they had to— throuj . lo extend my|Service F.lednc ;m A fragrant odor is a good sign of freshness. Healthy green needles give way lo progress and industry. hand ( Idsliip to someonei P-'iny M.inm are desirous. Spread lower branches of the tree and if they are • • • • who is [d Hid who needs ajnant Ronald S (,, helping , It takes V) little! oi Mr. and Mrs St n, sturdy and springy they will hold ornaments well. A well formed TEN YEARS AfiO - Three witnesses, including Mayor Hugh B tree's branch sp-end should be about half the height of the tree '•Ms to so so far,ski, 111 Grove Avenue Quigley. were heard by the Middlesex County Grand Jury yester- from has completed I he and the stump should be 7 to 8 inches long. with I day in connection with its investigation of charges that streets in Jnce is not forth ficers Rnsic Cour- Now if you have followed all these instruction and can get by with less the Westbury Park development were not paved in accordance with haps by helping these Corps School. ped that as man Rrowalplete an extensive n * • • • vilized. he will learn toVnining exercise w Television certainly has a lot to do with children's toys these FIVE YEARS AGO - Woodbridfie Township, in common wwilhji fjj werty, sickness, hunger [infantry Division i eliness - rattier than war tomorrow days. Take this James Bond, Secret Agent 007, for Instance, surrounding communities which are experiencing the same difdif- his fellow m.in! So here and then go oat and try and buy one of his toy attach* eases ficulties, is still trying to dig itself out of the worst snowstorm in from the Perth Ami" that the youngsters want lor Christmas. 13 years, with most of the progress naving been made yesterday. , small check for your wor- cial office pmplmi. We tried four major department stores In the area wlthoot Switchboards in the municipal building, police headquarters, and jiirk. GivinR it mnkes me Service Electric ,ir,.l success the other day. Yes, they all had them, but at th* the Independent-Uader since Monday morning have been lil up Jnore a part of the holiday "Here is a S7(> di.- moment they were sold out and did not know when they would like the oroverbial Christmas tree due to hundreds of rails from in". . • Christmas Fuml (nun get any more. irate residents demanding that their streets be plowed Service employci". m Wp finally tried the Kiddie Mart on Route 1 in linden and Mayor Frederick M Adams, Police Chief John R Egan tm the Notebook Amboy commercial >: l% | almost keeled >ver when we saw the attache t.-..."- ?•• *--• * *f ^'••r* \id squads throughout the township directed their effort: dward W, Kane, son of Mr.j1^ and made sure we picked one up In a hurry. toward (akin? care of emergencies first (hnsinias Mrs William Kane. 8 West """ Von would never know that there was 8 law in this county friends with whom » Lawrence Clement, supervisor of the Woodbridge Road Dcpa arren Street, Iselin, has receiv- banning the sale of certain items on Sunday if you trird t» get ment said that the'entire force numbering over 100 men. many year we decided to CH< a parking space at Two Guys from Harrison last Sunday—and them going without sleep, has been working day and night to "i '| a Thurlow C. Nelson Under- ings in person. This i what were all these people dolng-4hey were buying toys for flie township of the heaviest snowfall in my memory." raduate Award, approximately sents some of the Christmas. to assist in his undergraduate would have spent mi • • » » Don't Delay - You May Forgot research in biological science at postage. We hoi* it «' Bill Chaplick, 77 Second Street, Woodbridge. was one of those use in the true Chn- Rutgers University. Dr. James At this writing, 108 of the neediest We mean to try — as we have tried Who attended the Stokes State Forest Conservation School, rle was If to help families in a member of a class from Newark State College, who spent a week W. Green, professor of physiology,] pvt, Barry L Smith and succeeded through 19 years — to cases in the Township have been in the woods studying conservation Under the Capitol Do will advise Kane during his re-J Marion E. Smith Street, Avesel, compl'1 • placed on the list to be assisted make certain something out of the • » • • search The Jewish festival portation movemiir through The Independent - Leader heart of all of us will go into desolate The Hungarian-American Citizens Club will hold its annual By J. Joseph Gribbins of Chanukah, the Feast of Lights, Christmas party Sunday. The children's party will begin at S course at the Arnn I will start Saturday night, andu ^^ ,,,„., Christmas Fund. The welfare agencies homes on Christmas Day. Because we o'clock, while the adults are invited at 7 o'clock. (j(m have faith in the people of Wood- TRENTON - For the first time prised at a meeting continue for eight nights. It is '(.emfo:.r 7 Arm have informed us that they still have since 1914, Democrats will take The twice postponed TV show, "It's Academic" tf now again cratic leaders and legists! a time for gift giving, especially|(.jg j Skop Jr v bridge, who' have always provided far. team cnafSp of Passing New .Tprsey*s North Jersey, when polluter* several more cases to be included. scheduled for Saturday night on Channel 2 at > ior to tbc children. The children of,ljve a( 7S | ^.,, \v, their needy* we have gone ahead did 'laws when the 1966 legislature characterized as the tnost 1 '"Congregation Beth Israel will pre- icipal«i 111 a • However, we nave been forced to tell of contestants from Woodbridge Senior High we were partpp most disappointed when it failed to appear tft Saturday night <™venes on January 11. tan problem to be solva) the sent their annual Chanukah pro- placed the orders for food and fruit State. training exercise 111 Iv them; to hold the additional cases in , . . , -7 Major laws, such as a new State lncre gram Sunday at 10 A. M. . . Miss baskets. The Governor admit!* \y He is a I'11-' ;•• abeyance, until we are certain how Energetic Robert Barrett of the Sewaren Democratic Club income tax as proposed y Gov- Yinda K. Kugel, 3 Linda Avenue, jernor Richard J. Hughes, or a! was much morn awnreniM tne WowlhriilW Sfiiiu- II It would be easy indeed to become has an "in" with Santa Claua If yoo'd be Interested in having Colonia. is among the six candi- much; money we will have to work statewide sales tax, as proposed: need among party leader0 Clm" dates for the title of "Miss Night Keceivt'd thi>- < Robert arrange to have Jolly 01' St Nick make an "in person maudlin in this final appeal for help by some lawmakers, may create the air• and wawatet f l! I Owl" at Union Junior College, Sludt-iil Council ii( >i' with this year. Donations to the Christ- visit" to your home the night o! December 22nd or 23rd. he'd discord durins the first six months problems thalan any of ' other! Evening Division. "Miss Night imo'jsly approved • for those who for a number of be happy to do so. You can contact him at 554 West Avenue. mas fund have not been coming in as of the new years, but otherwise State headaches. A n* era ol;()w|.. wi|, ,H, sl,|(1(,u,(| aml crown. dollardollarss lloo >oyounr U' reasons — desertion, sickness, ill- n lM>h:l ll s I the session is expected to be brisk enforcement of prt'scit'ollutioMjc(i ()|1 1 Member 22 at the an-» ' "'" " ' We hoped. As we sit at the old type- I !•, fortune — cannot help themselves. iand businesslike. The Democrats,ilaws promised by tha-vernor !nUaf"<'hrisVmas""dinncr-danci' a(lrais'."d this moiic\ writer tonight (Tuesday) only a little Mrs. William WestprfieW rates applause for tliis 1 outstanding;wno have been pproclaiming g theyyj "If we want to sujvsu('v in ithe Clianlicler. Millhurn. At the'scliou) lu'ttsp.ipt Our undertaking is too well known endeavord s i n behalbhff off the Avenel School 23 Parent teacher Asso- to the students V, r over fialf bhe amount needed has been cou|d do a better job at law-j light little State we'v« ' to solve same affair, "Miss UJC" will be ciation. - l the facts are simple. There are well t making than the Republicans,! our air and water i1)i ion prob crowned by the (lay session stu- and happy to si; :: 1 received. We are certain that many * • * m f ! over 100 worthy cases, which with ou realize they are on the spot and lcms," the Gover nld Slate I dents. Miss Kugel, a graduate of j needy fmiulv. V ; 1 people have plans to contribute, but in Music to the ears: The delightful choral renditions by Miss will knuckle down to work. House Newsmen. WoodbriclRe Senior High Sclaol, is sifinul >>>' > :1 17, Colo- en-monies lo IK> held «' friends in Edison. Jusl in case one cultural frequency will be neces- Leader while Assemblyman Rob- swearing-l dolls to be i1'*'" nominator, to sell products, stresses nia, instead of giving a Christmas gift to tht teacher, are 11 the j Memorial Biiildir.lyou're a newcomer U> our area, sary to offer Americans adequate cul- ert J. Hatpin, Cumberland, has' mas gifts for net :l(l ;ltlent kthe State lloiM-. I he's the Middlesex County Demo- popular, novel and gimmick music, remembering the children at the Cerebral Palsy Crater. Roose- been selected as Assembly Ma.ior-! ' tural programs. This could be oper- velt Park, The children and Mrs, O'Brien have expressed great ity Leader. In the Senate Senator i Hughes has namediciatic Party leader ami Demo-jl join rather than the great music of the ated by state universities, by a special appreciation to Charles Terzella for furbishing the bus trans- John A. Waddihston, Salem, williSl(Teta Slate Hubert.I. Burk-lcralic National Committeeman|Edison portation for (be event. hanlt aslrectur of the Inaugural from New Jersey! . . .I've heard the best" to world's best composers, national cultural committee, or by a become assistant Majority Lead- er, and in the Assemblyman Paul aclivitiefrepresentiim the Exec-1excellent reports about the O'Brien, relink It is true that one can find good mu- number of state committees. Tremendous! That's the way members of the Junior Woman'siPolieastro, Essex, will assist Hal- utivc Bartmnit. He licld the Christmas Party held by the Carteret Hoard ot sic programs, either on FM or by care- Such a station, which would sell no Club of Woodbridge describe the "Alvin and the Chipmunks" skitinin as Majority Lender. Rcinibli- same iiRiinifnl in connection Udies Auxiliary, A. Hurry Moore Did you kmw pul on by Mrs. Kenneth Ahlering, Mrs. Robert Biabop, Miss Kathy cans will select the Minority uf- with tliHM lnaugur; Club at the Royal Kubiak is run mi fully waiting for, and selecting, rare advertising, and which would not Allierton and Mrs. Carol Leilner. ficals before the session gets un-j(-'l'Jlor Oaks And writing about enezuela »Hh "»• programs devoted to fine music. But compete with the commercial chan- denvay. ihe Senate will be Christmas programs reminds me I(H- winier I" _ _. 'lit Charles W. to report that Cub Scout Pack 23 'ed's the pro|H-ri> this is a process most people either nels, could offer all Americans fine In both houses, various commit- tees will take on added duties Sandnii. -lr I It, Cape May. and youngsters really enjoyed their ;ily A's where he have not the time nor the training to music, opera, government services in next year. Governor Hughes wants - E. Osoard, R, special Yuletide get-together . . . onslderably fi"'» pursue, j every bill Introduced to In; ac- Someffl S Farley. R, .utelage f " such fields as agriculture, taxes, etc., ; Real "happy swingers": Mem- counted for, and not stay in coni-|A"a )• Si* I.. Ridolfi, 1)., Mer- bers of the Tau Kappa Phi Sor-ark! TIKI* Our schools are doing what they can news conferences of importance to mitte without any action, or any I1'1*; l'iili:il F Kelly, I),. Hud- ority . . , Mrs. Arthur Slrausberg thai I" son id Jin A. Waddington, D., know but this is not enough in itself— in the voting citizens, etc.—free of all politi- excuse for delaying action un it ' enjoys her vigorous activities in Dakeli:ia" Kale cal or government propaganda. It is behalf of Women's American Art scholastic le.i'M face of the barrage of commercialism P0IXUTI0N: - Air and water T) I (ii-iral Assembly will be You'd have to travel far toess. . through such a channel that the peo- pollution in New .Jersey b id been repi >'iit I hy Assembly Speaker and jungle music one hears at every find a nicer group than those iquilu, pr nuahed to the center of th.' st;ige Mart 1 Vfst lliggins, It, Bergen; ple of other countries have access to Joseph Nemyu Association folks. ' turn. If there are those who doubt the by newly elected member of the mid \ssciblymen Raymond H, such programming. 11*66 Democratic controlled U'gis- 1 Hate iaifit.. Somerset; Frank G. Isn't this the truth? When a Edison bask" effects of our radio and television, all lature. I Mc-D. tii t, R., Union; Robert J. There is no reason commercial fre- woman thinks of outer space, it's diet a brilliant Jjhat is needed to prove the point is a The move has the support of|Hal|>n. Vineland; Paul Poli- quencies and channels need fear such Democratic Governor Ri. riard J. casti 1, Essex; and Norman to reflect on all tlw things she John Simkovidi could store in it! ... Mrs. Eman- trip to England or Germany or to oth- a system—and we would then have the Hughes, who was recently stir- Tan/1 D., Middlesex. sophomore at uel (Sharp Hoadi Calelaww rates 1.ill - ' .er countries and a comparison of what best of each system, for the benefit of applause for her tireless, effective John is already •>•> iff stressed on the airwaves in these all citizens. PTA activities Hard to be-ented pianist: Mrs. < fad' lieve but until last week I hadton. It's a never discovered how delicious comes from Laughter Is A Blessing "kolbaszy" is. Thanks, Marty Thoughl Zahradnik! . . . Mrs. Richard wisdom f«w Deerfield Lane i Palla's com- getherl Laiighter l£ a blessing provided you and good fellowship. They hear the Goddard po Some College! munity endeavors to help make •mi! ^ know when to laugh I raucous laughter but they seldom read munition of being One high school girl lo another: thinking," said the little boy, this troubled planet o'ours a It is all right to laugh at yourself, your mind. 1 nicer place on which to live and '1 wrote to 18 colleges; and this' when y«ir mouth stays shut that one has the best rating — 1,47!) raise a family . . . That holiday teltCll H'v . "ill*' And highly beneficial to do so. It is The person who can laugh at his, your head keeps talking to Ul11 boys and 215 girls." ' 1 tlf," arrangement demonstration me makesa to|)-n« iMll 0! *| •ven'-permlssible to laugh with your or her, mistakes will rise to become ing made a big Iv' with members - Record, Columliia, S, C . The Earle Missile, hard worker m ^,,n,\H» of the Stephenville Woman's friends tyit never make the mistake of master of Individual life. One, who Red Bank, N. J. local Cub Sc«i'i Mi> Real Courage Club .,, That Menio Park Chap- laughing at jwr f rtendi. takes misfortune with a smile, «jd»lbits The bravest sight in the world Ttm«ly Advice ter of Th« Children's Asthma Re- Not every person is psychic enough greater courage than those who ©King F«tui« Syndicate, W, 196). World tlghli ictmed. to set; a little 5-year-old boy »f The hand that lifts tha cup that search Institute and Hospital of Denver truly benefits from tr* to understand that y6ur merriinent is grumble and complain and Is on the «^ - t only in the wrong store, air, you're in into a covey of doctors and rteri should never' shift the eu re ao under his own steam, dedicated efforts d Mrs. Milton Christian ice oi an «tpr«a«ion of friendly sympathy road to overcoming evil | the wrong city!" • Standard, Brewton, Aii • KM-aki, Clintoo, U. Shaw.

.''it!. 1. DnendMr 18,1MB n MO STOMACH ACHE and an emerald dip, ,,„, Nov. - Doctors hav« n> (Mot; Robert Ckxun, djm and 1 "ghnm, an automobile deal- Vtttte. PM) KBtty, a* Chrto- ,i ihe rause of Walter Cim- ftttkty M Fad Reed, Space tophtrKtjWy, -^^ '•>! amtN while loitering' LUMBER CO: ,ms stomach ache. The Sate fact Aittar Johnson. ID-! AcMsmnMt alMrai wtrt pnv 1MB 7, Jam afcOwhu. hn P*wn shop. Another atttuttmi Blprewnteflw Wr the to: Oat % DM|lu TO, reuvr fltn:Mo; Otonueortet Safe*Bttav. iaa> cm urn rotuaaw oaunan , - hon was a result of his « f jewelry wni found in a Pack made the arrangement* tor to tai aattant tauter*!Mr'i strtpr, Patrick Aham. atat» AN BfTMATl ANTWHKR1 i lnfi 91 diamonds, a JO- v tant deeaer1! stripe; and ta liW In Ms hot™ Urn and ptac*. jtriw; i«wn Uffly, bear bad* The P«k expressed It* grati- gold arrow, ud dennel'i to; nother Mrs. Wffittm Olhm, Qnality K«qw Us in Bnsincis three ytar pio. tude to Bar. Jam M Wllui, pas- and Girry Maatatk, lion badfa, tor of St Cecelia's Church, for one gold Mid 4» silver arrow Dan t, Vtto Fabricators, bear MaierUds DMnlWWm his cooperation in making the and two year pin. badge; D«n 9, Eugene Mailer, WaflbMrl gold, arrow; John Schneider, woll Mttwerl event a neetn. Den J, DoogUi Weiu, lion Two Jiew den mothers were In- j badge, and gold arrow; Richard!badge and (old arrow. Clonan, two year pin: Frank Ph» troduced, Mrs. 1-orrnino Klnney, NATO NUCLEAR AIMS who wti assume leadership of Giafe, one ytar ptn; Robert Bon- Word cones from the WWt« existing Den 5; and Mrs. Veroni- gard, one year pin; James Clhnk, House that all nuclear warhtaoV ca, Ketty, who received the ban- denner's stripe; Wayne Weiss, as- mad* available to NATO forcei ftf newly-formed Ren 10. ulstnnt denner't stripe; Kobsrt NEW Y(RK in Western Europe are tmdei Bobcat* received wpra: I DeGenova, two ifl*er arrows. ST?JL'Tt^L MErcury 4-0125 U. S. control and cannot be uaei Richard Speeknwn, Uwe Wein-I Den 4, Richard Fnnk. wolf ^saBBsH^B'»'^'"W»» •••BlBTI^f^aj^B 09J i^ H * ^^ A a^_ _ ^^^ ga-^ del Stephen Ballirnno, Richard badge, gold arrow, and one year without "specific authority of th 417 KMW«; »w., WetaMMgl ISKKY. KeUey Edward RMnlrk, Mark1 pin; Edwin Bast, one year pin; President of the United States.' EXCHAIN.E IOIJN H. PENNEY JOHN A. WtNNIS

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"No. dear. What makei ymij p of the Avrnol < hnpter niiisasrh. Bunny Kletn, Mark 1 nf the United Syn.u'opir Vnulh Slotnirlt .nnd Bruce Lillnger. As- iJtlle Sue WBI all eyes »t the (hink so " OPEN Gtianukkah Festival to be Croup. anm»incrd ,i nmunillw sisting, nlso. will he the Pre-USY, 'fd3Mr.Ti.nHlf rhiirrn waffling, i "Cause nh« went up the ntslc was .ippoinlpH In take ch;u cc of group awl the Hebrew school dprnrnfinf! ,iml buildup: booths rrrildrnn tfekl in A vend on Sunday | with another." for tho rarniv.1l. Rirlvinl I'rilnnRJ Th(l Hebrr-w school rla&ses wi'll' I mother. mil Roniw F.irrr. ro .h nrman. ^nt ^^ pertaining to thej Selfwinding AVFNHI. — A J';I!;I iftenicviii .fiwnh for children of ,-tll n^ns iit,|; rw) the rnmmittre wlnr-li '•<»n-:chnmiknh holiday. Refreshments} l l| rhhi<>> ' y h!i i i •Nohourhanc of fun,, Kgames .in dramatic ikiRtlH' ( Irimik.ih festival to ho hold si.its s of Rhmip KI;irficW " ' >i< wj|] p,,h!i<- is in- _ For ti Real Cbrhtmm Dinner... n plaprwd by ConerecatiiHi H'n.ti Sunday at I !' M NP.II l.itinRer, Hprtrfpkl. Sharon Holhiivm •'f"" v||H in Mp relebritt* this happy Hid frslivp holiday. I ORDER YOUR FRESH-KILLED RfUfiioiiK scrvirrs star! at 8:10 P M tmrmrrnw, under th<- spirit I TURKEY OR CAPON NOW! ammo ONLY!mm—mmmmi tiftl Kiiiil.imT nf Rabbi Philip 5-Pc.oV TEFLON-COATED PAPETTI'S Hy Grade POULTRY | OVENWARE 327 NILES ST.. ELIZ. ?;*Z r H 3-1260 ' All rnp.iii i T«'V«y« «n ">< Ypiiii at • gift imt I"' taking m this vnutionll Klein in honor of their dauRhtw "oily H Prwni.M. O«r Hum. !• J j 0rnwi> i>» Qw f""»i """' 0" Mama's Wrthfl.iv .mil Mr and, Mrs Stanley Kafka in honor nf| SELECTED FOR TRAINING: Your r.unrnnt** tf Ouotilyl their son Robert'1! recovery from Airman John R Clark Jr.. Don Two Reasons Why You SAVE at PAPETTI'S Heart MirRCry. of Mr. and Mm. John H. Clark, orM.ITV FRESH KIMKF) . . . NOT LAST Junior congregation meets Sat- of 4M Jamrn Avenue, Avenel, Our Customers ... Our Sales People urday at 9:M a. m. with Dr. tun been telrctrd for training VKAH'S STOHACF TIHKKVS. Say This Dishwasher Is Abraham Hothman. Tho Tallis at Amarfll* AFX. Trx, as *n \1OKF MEAT . . . 2V; to 30^ MORE EDIBLE and TVfflin group m^ets Sundays Air Forre «n*ply Hpmialiiit. MKM THAN ANY OTHER TURKEYS OF THE al B-15 a m. and Hie junior choir, The airman, a UM graduate SAME WEIGHT. under the rltrwllon of Barney at Wmdbrtdgr »«*«• Hick [,ieh, meWs Sundays at the cen- School, reecatlr eoaipleted but- ChrUtmat Sp«cioll S«¥, 10c Per Pound ter at 10 a, m. Daily services are Just jfo more reasons why /,H|j.r held Monday through Thursday k triinlag at tju-Uand AfB, Oven-Ready, Freih-Killed Corniih at 8 -15 p m. and Sunday morn- gives fu mdre watch for your money ing at 9 .TO a. m. I CAPONS, 6 to 11 lbs I Ml: 70dii i M. Th« look of luxury In ar, unu?umiy »i.. Shoes witii black trim on other csniert } diamond!, f lowtm wllh lh» mldnn loot, nf. shades of color can give the bare TOM TURKEYS, Ovtr 20 lbs. case aand! I *t toW Illlod bnceltl. Model flM?SI JM .,,' Avenel Aid Squad heel impression while covering 'lympol. Onaoflh* WqitsdvanCTii v,,n, i« . «Hy hat i 'iir hint, ( flaatmg disc r*volv Officer*the entire foot »l(i>rt. "ling, MitrpTWT*, jre Ft.iti Ftoi.n. Ov.n ».ody Zodiacs PRICED LOW, TOO1 offirrrs include: Kohrrt TVinato, : ib. vir«> prrsirlont; Frnnk Ccnegy, "WORLD BOOK .GEESE, 10 to 12 lb«. trparaircr, Albert Lohftla. finan- ENCYCLOPEDIA FRKKH CUT TURKEY P\RTS cial serrotary and Robprt Witt- marrn, ro*'nrROAST Ib. 39c MH«S "-FORDS JEWELERS tnko place at a dinner l A report on activities hy the BUILT-IN QUALITY I //I vohintoer squad during Novem- ber includes the breakdown as follows accidents, 15: transports, 37: inhalator, seven; and mis- YOUR HOLIDAY DISHWASHER '^ cellaneous, seven, totaling (Sfi calls (Model SPP-55) Over 50 Fine answered The squad's ambulan- CHECK LIST- ce* traveled 750 miles and 162 man hours were donated. FltrH TllrtUit In, ihrn Exclusive Brands Ckrtrtmu >M Nrw Vriti Yrr BEST IN PERFORMANCE! Gets dishes as dean in a single wish , 3 higher-priced machines with a double wash. BEST IN QUALITY! More features, better built. CAMPBELL'S BIGGEST IN CAPACITY! Washes up to 15 table settings (NLMA stand- *..... ;;. PERTH AMBOY 471 OLD BMD6E TURNPIKE - SOUTH 453 ST. GEORGES AVE. - RAHWAY ards). FLOOR (C«nwr of FfMpMI Si.) Near Mid Stoh Mall (N«if Corner of In matt Avr) tar-Liquori BEST IN FILTERING! Traps hard bones and small pits that can dam- age the pump. Royal Dane New rk State WEINGARTEM BEST IN FINISH! Porcelain enameled interior for long-lasting beauty MAINTENANCE GLQfllO IMPORTED and service. Imported Bwish Laurie We Do Expert VERM01TH IMPORTED WINES Cr AGNE Bottled in Germaar FREE FULL YEAR SERVICE WAXING Soltl.J :.. !:;V • *«••• • Urblnumllfb • MnulUunirbfn Triple Pry FRDIT WINES r SANDING PIN HAMPAGNE • NliritrlMr HIT win Cherry — Blackberry Service for Industrial., Urge 30-OL. Of 23-Ox. Home and Offices Bottls 1 Strawberry — Raspberry PARKLING Bottla FOR INFORMATION Elderberry AND SERVICE JRGUHDY BOB'S APPLIANCE MART BANKER'S COCKTAIB 24-oi bottle 1*11* Dom* Flnwed ManhiHM • Mtrtkl • 41 tntt •RANDY 66 MAIN STKEET/YYOODBKJIMiE/Open Nittt Til 9 PJM./ME 4-2913 541-7262 luty t. l«rw Bl»dib»rry • Ctarry - Apricot (after R P.M.) M 4/5 |99 Ptach - Ginger Fall 70 Proef HAH OAUfli 4,69 4/5 quart Full lANKaVS RYE WHISKEY 4/5 Qt. BANKER'S KENTUCKY Utti*4 h Bwid - 100 rW HAVE YOU HEARD... ; IlTiighl Natuullr WHISKEY Full a89 ROD nd Femnnttd 40% Blend • Full U Proof In Full 4)88 THE GOOD NEWS? HAtF 0AU0N 9.59 Bortl* Quart

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eral, are M* ail K M»ie««|0M & Itterto fte ^petefewa daflr, our Garden to help then peefk. I KlmhfrW, ,n Then place the tree •on o( M py ary and social uam of UM com-being confronted with alcoholics-- pmdudoi ieri«u problemi In themore of a threat for the women The Insulin refdreneats el fee OrfJN EVtt. A SUNDAY in- ». Klmherly, v,it«l tub or box, to finance this work. munity and to an extant that in- profeti|«nal men, in gen- nondlabetio • oomplkatkw la than for men. pregnant diabetic ate »'e, Avenel, n-i-rlnok this first simple I • alb , a trick that really at (hamili de- .nmling tn Don Ucey, Air OPEN IVERY NlTi^TflL 9 tNCL. SAT. «i in home hor The nirmi iae> linn of Woodhrl graduate mr: SdWW, rtrfi ,n the Rutgers exhibit FREE! FREE! training at ! <*• Vw York flower show Airman Rli arjr vivetl two weeks of hard- The Christmas UnWfrnlty ( jc;ni«e of this kind of prep- n DAFFY Win for the nigged Manhattan until spring !> Ba. water THEATRE PARTY DAYS WDOOBfl if you have to nest not to keep your NOT TOO mrr Bargain Store j Christmas tree Indoors any But don't let in the AT HE KMT TKiTB tlun a low days because bottom of tlv tn y conditions could be even bad off ;is Cntbarf elastic I 18 unkind than an exhibition around nmls, ' "••aler Me lim.'itc Too miK'h water ' for Millionaires 14. UK: danger in keeping an roots rot ine, en indoors too long is that Now lets skip S5t lil the1 hrrak its dormancy. New end of March. By «e; may start. Then, when decide exactly whr| unv want ,,i|!v lake It outdoors it to plant your tree Special Purehatt - Hugt Stltetltn !rs. fit,iml the shock of Janunry the hole (or it will eet. antrr. uraliy, you'll arrange your Maybe you'll want^ be your outdoor Ladles' Finest [ of lights so that bulbs can't eet. ho newiles. In the yenrs ahead •idg ANt> SHELTERED string lights on it. Ml CORNER JEFFERSON •let's jay you have untrim- reason to pick the 5J tree a few days after \nd So Tn (tirintmtu rot* Herwrnlipr that, althi SLEEPWEAR nas and you're ready to )ria outdoors. ee is small now, you 'ort has proved that it's grow, flixl grow a li not to try to plant a tree 1 to plant, it wnere It $ »ur purpose and not uary if you expect It to live res, •ay. en one more Christmas ons to I-acey. These are (ori'st tre«s, sad- nd even under our choose a well lighted onditions may tfrow i 3.99 ket. place, sheltered (ran Dress Up for the Holidays year. A Colorado bhio spru. «0 W north wind. An un- Perfectly bsautiful Christmas Gift, grow to be 30 feet tall: nue- ir.if;a often ti ideal, or way ipnice, 50 or 80 feel; for Mom, Daughter, Sweethtart, aks nl corner of the house fir, 50 feet; Scotch and At Daffy's Prices Its Easy! litter. Lovely sleepwear by famous, on*. rlan pine, 30 to 4fl feet mfgr's in gorgeous styles and col- : t.ike off the plastic and Any of these will nml a (ate. roots, still In their s(riA| of lights in I9fts ors. You must see them to appre- lln a tub, aod fill around HOLLY IN NEW JER.SR.Y ciate thtm. Reg. to 14.98. lit Flow. •nce- root* with peat mosi Holly has been a colorful COCKTAIL DRESSES -FULL Dampened, this mater if the Christmas tradition in laln I help keep the roots moist Jarden State for mile and han anyone ran riiiicinlii'r. Valitt to '12.98 'Irst K. ere's more of every (Xir native holly must have I LENGTH GOWNS * DRESSY f comfort In transplanted W. I of cruise luxury on homesick Britons who inuml Mies' First Qiality lain American Holly that grew wild! o Choo» From lain especially in Central mxl Suutt; from Fflnwu, Mfgr'.. Jersey, s chearing reminder of IS Merrie England. IE BIG ONE" lliey discovered the Amerirnn »QP. ?0M FLORIDA ind had leaves a little liKhlcr ROBES De. ;reen and less glossy than Enu- Mt; 0-ton. fWy * icndWonad ish Holly, but its berries were wt: about the same tiiwk of red. tin More important to them, Ameri- tn IANSIATIC eet, can Holly grew here and they up Ito West Indies & :ould enjoy it. Co., MANY 8URVIVOM South America 5.95 ting Many native hollies have of iter course fallen vfctlmi to advanc- 6«fjeoCi holiday weprln Brosa/dei, Silks, laeei, Velvets, Beautiful itylei in qullttd, bruihvd nylon : n ing civilization. But in sections no of our sUte where the climate is Satins, eh* Every one from a famous dress manufoeturer. and acrilan. Gorgtoua colofi. Solids and vid- kind, holly thrives on public lands lion and private properties. Yew must;»ee them to appredtrte the exceptional fine prints. Every %anttd list, lit Floor, del One reminder of the way holly must have grown In Colonial New quality, (very ilie, every color, every style. Come seel 01* Jersey Is a magnificent tree grow- Come ravel to TRAVEL ing near Ocean City in a divid- new ilPO IUREAU ing strip of the Garden SUte iply Parkway. lighted at night during the Christmas season, it's worth For Did't Chrittam re- going to Me. 1 9 VA 6-3861 MUlvUle if a community long QIRLt' 3-6x, 744 lud- famous for its extension holly t. plantations, The New Jersey Sil- \ f N. J. ica Said Co. has a holly orchard of 1,800 trees that provide twlgi HOLIDAY and branches for Christmas. MEN'S ROBES DRESSES 15 Viln DIVIDENDS $ Frneit Quality robei of dacron, mil- 7 MEAN A LOT! liken, 100% Wools, in beautiful from 2.99 colors. Imported wools made In STOP IN AND OPEN Europe. Every size from a huge as- Perfectly darling dresses. A Huge A 1966 sortment. This Is a fabulous offer DIVIDEND PAYING collection to choose from. Every - 2nd floor. color, every style. Values to $9.00.

Cjrfetmas IMMtMMMMMMil Ctut Children's Stretch Laddies' Better Ladles' Better OPEN EVERY and Earn POLOS & NIGHT TILL SWEATERS BLOUSES CHRISTMAS INCLUDING ATOM SLACKS CUUfNT DIVIDIND SATURDAY C SATI OF '3.99 '199 99 Daffy hoi a huge ielaction of Famoui makerj ~ all 100% Orion or wool in button down, better blouie> from thu finest Stretch nylon Sizes 3-6x, pullovers or V-necks. Beauti- manufacturen. Every style, Printed-Vinyl 7-14. Beautiful color». Reg. ful colon. If perfect, would be every color, every jiz». Valuei $3.98 - 2nd Floor. $14.98. 1st Floor. to $10.95 - 1st Floor. GIRISTWS tlCJIVI NIXT NOV. SAVI ran so WUKS

.90 wwkly 1 IB. pl>» 1.00 < SO. fl« 1.00 $ 100. plw TABLE $ l»0. plv. Bttttr Quality LADIES' GIRLS' BETTER $ Art* I ISO. pi»* $ 500. plw TIGHTS & CLOTHS $1000. (*<• WALLETS TOP SETS T SAVIMGS__ 88' '3.99 1.59 All leglher-mariy, many pi as- ASjpgtAiK* of nm «MBOT Slacks, topt, all finest quality Real nylon stretch tights and lit cornpqrtmtinU far pictures, matching tops in beautiful Gay holiday print, «jl full sl». cards, etc. $2.50 & $3.50 -bouutift! colon. All tiiet. AMBOY WOODBRIDGE EDISON colon. All .lies. Reg. $7.00 - 9B0 Ambo/ Av«nu« Value-let Floor. Vol. to $13.00- 1st Floor. 'tNtofciwt •19 Amb«y A«nu« 2nd Floor. YOUR COOPERATION YES WOODBR1DGE IS .<•«•"»» in A, «,Vrtim

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WOODBRIDG "\, CLEAN UP PAINT UP-FIX UP IS COMPETING IN r- I"'

WOODBRIDGE CLEANUP QUOT 5 •NT AWARD pNTEST!

CLEAN-UP, FIX-UP, p/r-UP PARADE

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CONTEST SEMINDKK: The ('iti/ent, Redvvelupmi-nt Committee, in its reminder to the people of Woodbrldge township of the Cleau-up, l'aint-up, Fix-up contest, which will continue «ven after it anbmiU a resume to Washington on December 31 for entry into the national contest, sponsored a parade last week, featuring Miss Susan McDermott, Woodbridge, as "Woodbridge Clean-up Queen." Miss McDermott, who will be presented at the Debutante Ball December 30, sponsored by the Woodbridge Township Business and Professional Women's Club, waved to spectators aft the H*Monhip of the CU 11 to the nope ol tnc car nude its way up Kaliway Avenue to Main Street. Seated with the queen on the back seat W \_M Hp p rt Joseph Osirower, CRC chairman and Mrs. William Brennan, president of BPW, which is one of NOW 18 TUB TIME: To Oean-np, Fh->p ud »•"*»•'* *** «"** *» w« wta » uUm* film. in a reminder parade last week the sponsors of the contest. In the front seat are Miss Claire Sutch, past president of BPW (not M «W«f seen) Miss Ruth Wolk, another past president and publie relations «tw'Tmttn of the contest for CRC and James Morgan, CRC Clean-up chairman.

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Independent-Leader (E.B.) . Carteret Press Thursday, December 16,1985 Certificate And the Greatest of These Is Charity Winners Are Announced WOODBRIDGE - Announce- Rick Brothers ment was made today of the wifr ners in the "15 Gift Certlficatt Builders of Tank Trailers Contest" easponsnred by the Mate * Street merchants and The tad* By mmi WOI.K pendent-leader as ft highlight er 35.1 Berry Street. Woodbrldg^ MB Garden Avcnu^ WondhridRc: Mrs Allen E. B»V lint. 792 St. fiewRe Avenue. Woo* bridge: Peter Dinerman, 82 Flop hnm Plnre. Wnodbridge. r Mrs E. Dnhson. 18 Trinity Plaoe. Avenol; Mary Pastor, 19 Dunbar Avenue Fords: DeiwlB Kollar. W Claudia Street, IseUfl; Barbara Papieri, 224 Bunns iJM, Woodhridge Stephen Dobor, SW St. James Avenue, Woodbridge; Mrv Jnser.h fiochal, MO CoJum- Avenue. WnodbridRe: Mr*.. l*sfliinski, If F.merson Street, ANOTHER GIFT FOR OPERATION HAPPINESS: Member* of Catholic War Veteram, ML Carmel Carteret. Post and Its auilllary, are shown presenting a check to Mm. Irving Hutt, chalrmwi ftf Operation Hap- piness of the Woodbridge Township Business and Professional Women's Clab, which is endeavorlnf lo Mrs John DiBlasio. 28 (Sairf: I .IONS IV) TIIKIR SHARE: WcHMihrlrfge Lions Club pmented « check MoqiUy night tor a television set provide television nets for each ol the 19 cottages at the Woodbrldge SUte School, I*ft to right, Paul Avenue. Woodbridge; Mrs. Flo» for thr Sliitr .School. :is part of the Project llappinesi, sponsored hy the WWnrldK* Business and 1'ro- Sisan, hospital chairman; Melvin Lyken, commander, Mrs. llntt, Mm. Ro»e Kovacs, auxiliary presl- retire Mitchell, 7R Douglas Street. 1 frssion.il Women * chili, to provide television setB for each of tho cottages at the School. I#ft to right. lent. John Ana. county hospital chairman. Fords lioretta Bellek, ' Spring • •eorge Kayers :ind Rneco Kazz.iri, of the Lions Club and David Rosen, snperintendent of the school. Street. Woodbridge: Marie rW dnhl, 219 Freeman Street, Wood- bridge: Mrs. A. I.isse. 1 IB Proi- peot Avrmie, Woodbridge; Gloria Peterson, 31 Fourth Street. Port Rending, and I A. l/)tt. 282 I)* morest Avenue, Avenel. The following Main Street store*;, banks nnd savings institutions joined with the Independent I-ead- that people nmy be happy in Ihi'ir wuik. tlu-se three er in sponsoring the contest: needed: They must be fit for il They nuisl not do too Hnnderhan's Sea Food Market, And they must have a sense of success in il " 93 Main Streel; Reagan's CTTCQ ;ii s what .lohn Ruskin said hack in IR51. Servire Station, Amlwy Avenue- l,r ;is the Hick Brothers are concerned - Peter A Hicrtar- ami M;>in Street; Parnes Bak« ,,inl \ iiu-iTit A. Ilircifirdone — Ruskin's statement is only Shop, % Main Street: Bob's Ap- F 11in- They are fit for theirj - pliance Mart. Inc., fifi Main Street: , Plait's Statinn»ry Store. 100 Main ii,,, li.ive a sense of sw-j ^^ member of tl wood- w Street; Miller's Oift Shop. IWr in ,'. hut they certainly do^,^ „ . E)kg> member ()f Amcri Main Street Martin Uwrenc* ,;,i ,lr.il of work. I cm'Craftsmen's Club, Colonin Jewelers. 103 Main Street. . !.\n Township men are thej b ^fety chairman Coartry nu ; Mne Moon Fashions, 101 Main rs (,! Kick Brothers plant on; Woodbridge Area Chamber ol o( Street; Rnvmond Jackson and \wnel. The firm builds commerce; president of the tank trailers and Son Drugs, 88 Main Street: First Avenel Lions Club, .1 member of Bank 4 Trust Company N. A., n's They spedalizi in the VIPS, Salaam Shrine Temple, Moore and Rerry Street: F W, ill lank trailers. iLatiuardia l^xiRe of the Masons, Woolworth Company, 107 Main is-18 years old. married!Tall (;,,(lars ()( i^hiinoti. Colum- Street: The Boot Shop. 105 Main l.iiher ot two children.jbinC club of Middlesex County, Strat; Mercury Federal Savings n makes its home atiAveoei Po* VIW,-Hen's Co* and Ixwn, 117 Main Street: R k S HI Street, WoodbridKC.'mjtiee of (r(. Debutnnle Rail Auto Store. 114 Main Street. in years old, married, Bo|h ;ire mm\mli o( thc New' Modem Men's Teen-Prep Shop, i'1 l"lll>ir of 0|ie chlld- They Jersey Motor Tnick Association.! W Main Street; Christensen's De. vi Manhattan Avenue,.PeU. ,„,„.„, |n |h, Mm.n,,n,: nartment Store, 97 Main Street; ! STUDENTS DO THEIR BIT: Another TV set was provided by the Future Teachen of America, ' Marine during World War II and! Publx Pharmacy. 91 Main Street: Cnrteret High School, under the Woodbridge Township Business and Professional Women's Club State Jewelry Shop, 23 Main hi oi hers are natives of was jn tne Army durjnR tnc Kor, CONTRIBUTE: TO OI'KRATION HAPPINESS: Emblem Club 551 also donated a television set for Operation Happiness for the Woodbridge State School, Left to right, Mrs. George Getek, faculty W.md They have another Street; Morey LaRue Laundereri ean Woodbridge State School, under Project Happiness sponsored by WoodbridRe Business and Pro- advisor and a member of the Woodbridge BPW, Marilyn Brown, treasurer; Barbara Tomcsnk, :i jmi three sisters. Their1 Ml Cleaners, lit Main Street, AlthouRh business always comes ,. .,, DuU. l.c[t to rinht, Mrs. Anthony Mazzeo, Kmblem Club, Mrs. William Urennan, corresponding secretary; Kathy J. Toth, recording secretary and Janet Caeter, vice proWerit. Nilvatore, 82, who lives f ssional Woml s and Woodbridge Hardware Co., still active and tot *ith "* two IMn- YltKV is president of KI'W and a member of the Kmblem Chlb, and MB. Paul Yntuu, Emblem Club. Mlwing from the picture Is Bernadette Sosnowikl, president of FTA. 74 Main Street. letting hit thoughts wander a hit. in I lit shop every day. Visitors to the participating p became his daughter will become Kl' I1! business firms were able to enter i.udone's hobby is rais- I a bride in June. Uncle Pete is Mn,ilo<-s ttte contest merely by fillingfilling in - the finest in the (also happy over the coming event. hip. he claims. CRC Reelects J. Ostrower their names and addresses on entry coupons which were provid- ii wv r;ime to Woodbridge; WOODBRIDGE - Joseph Os- George Yates, secretary; S. Bud- in Island, we were! ed free. There was no obligation trower was re-elected chairman dy Harris, director ot the Depart- :aiiy Inoke," Vince recall- to buy anything, and no puaae* Holdups, of the Citizens Redevelopment ment of Planning and Develop- 1 in! filing into business to work. Committee while James Morgan, ment and Miss Ruth Wolk, editor During this past week Jolly Or Mind but it just didn't! 122 Pine Street, Colonia was of The Independent Leader, will St. Nick made several visits to elected vice chairman and Frank go to Washington, February 14 bustling Main Street wtyh its new •vplained that they de- Duo Sought Soos was renamed treasurer. The to promote the Township's entry and established stores, amply ii Woodbridge because group will hold its annual in- stocked to meet ail needs. III see it was and would WOODBRIDGE-With the hold- stallation dinner meeting Jan- into President Johnson's Nation- Most Main Street stores will re- nMiter of the trucking ,p of Woody s Gulf Station, Route uary 11, at the Brass Bucket. al Clean-up, Fix-up and Paint-up main open every night until 9 Hopelawn, north bound, police Ostrower, Morgan, Lawrence contest. The entry must be sub- P. M. through Christmas, indud. iiial our first place from are convinced that the duo being DeMaio, former chairman, Mrs. mitted by December 31. ing this coming Saturday night. >pas in 1M9," Pete re- sought are the same men who| lic really helped us get held up two other service stations i lor in the beginning it ver the weekend inasmuch as the cult to come up with the lescriptiofls match. waited patiently for it. Frank Bakos, 30, was the at- MMBOY FORDS-EASYTO BUY CHART ii- Ixninht the place from :endant on duty at Woody s yes- i"'l as time went on we ;erday morning, shortly after MOS. Payments Based Os • iiljacoiit pro|ierty from rtklnight, when two men approach TO I Years to PIT 'land, the Maytis, Mr, the station on foot. As they Not 4 or S Years •"Ml Hill Nemeth." entered, one produced an auto PAY 'ti1. were put on the matic and announced it was a *9 5 - 3 6 t .uid now the Hick holdup. luve filed plans for u Evidently irked over the sur- 1966 FORDS Balance To Finance Monthly Payments I'li'ni — in Colonial arch- mised expression on Bakos' face Some of the smaller :he man with the gun fired a shot * will be torn down. The into the floor, stating, "I'm not MUSTANG |sliuiiuif will have 14.OU0 fooling". Meantime the other man A GIFT FROM I'S: The Independent-Leader presented a check A CHARITABLE DEED; Mrs. Rose Perillard, a member of the 2 DOOR II. T. $2000 $63.89 ' ii'i't of floor space and will took $2t>0 from the cash register. lo the Woodbridt;.' Township Business and Professional Women's Woodbridge Business and Professional Women's Club, is shown 1 »" office, garage ami shop Both men fled on foot. Club for the purchase of two television sets for the Woodbridge presenting a check to Mrs, Irving Hutt, chairman of Project entire installation will On December II, Bruce's Amer- State School fur Retarded Children. The lil'W, which purchased Happiness of the club, for a TV set for the children at the WO s •• heart o( N'v TSELIN liwns Mvs'nv nn<; Hide, Monday, drive Yule Play prompMv ,tt R n'rlixk in the Cltv. tn y. the Vftrin"' c.ifetonum. Thr holiday muuralj w pntrirh M»irhT>. Yonkm. York , in the larire bridge Townjhl|i ISEUN - TV annual Christ- 1 Report Is Heard mil Ic'ilurr 1'ieil W.'inii!'.' - .ir- and Matlhw !• ina* party for the Ladies Ami I Hil In Demand rfliiiiemcnt nl "Twns the Night K«a»bey liary of VFW Post MM will r* COLONIA - Tin 1-adles Auxil- Itefore Christmas" «in.: hv the Street Fin 10 - The lsm«ll Dance held tnniRht «t C^ral fringe, iary to the VTW Memorial Post the Special Servi ('olmiia .Tuninr Ili^'h Schoul ("honis A. M . hv meeting w T sponsored by the Cotonia Honal Flew, .,' , „„, Smith PJainfiolrt met at the Po : :inff [vninniini <1 hv the Pr;un.itir enmutc ,ii tl«- New,irk Airport. and dinner rhnptor of Hndassah will perform At tht l.i=t meeting, a letter nman Avenue, with in al a. ni. Parent Temi,,, '", where th«> vimtd the pUnw tii- at irs" nl Temple Btth O'R Sisterhood rreeived from lh« National VFW Cllltl 'Council of Wrv,ll,r ,!,, Lorentten presiding. inf off and arriving from the Ob- will be meet in» Mnndny. »'S0 PP.M. , headquarter* w,is read by Mrs In a ceremony of earoM the { All held In the A,I,-, ..,,'' Chaplain, Mn. Frank Wolf servatlf* Window They break-'p. m knives an'l tinder the direction o( Mrs,Sol Al Krai, Community Service chonu will oing "Carol of the Ing, Wnodhriil'/. asked the members to observe a fasted In the Newarker, at the air Smith, the group includes Mrs, chairman, stating the Iselin VFW !Bells," "Angels We Have Henrri," Mr. Burns '.. .• i noment of silence In memory of airport. [M Mrs Terry (ilinn. narrator, Mrs. anrl the \11\i 1 inry hive been nc "0 Holy Night," "White Christ- 'ohn SuchwalB and Edward Bull- phase in ediir •• ,, .,. iMnrlin Hogoff, piano accompan- •:'•!', Credited IOH\ for the three com man" And "Silent Night," nan. wlH hr in th, •, munity service projecti umler- A newly-formed student group, ist and dancers, Mrs. Jerome field." A report on volunteer work it Berknwlti, Mm. Sol Breshinsky, taken (or the 19R3-19W te.iwn. the "Mello-Tonei," will *in| Yule Meeting to be. Held He menllmvi . toosevelt Hospital was given Mrs Morton Diamond, Mn. MU- Mrs. Edw.ird Sherry reported "The Shepherds Chonu" from jy Mrs. John Palmer, chairman Ninmt able Irvhi.lr an the hospital party given (or tnn Kig, Mrs. Herman Habermnn, ROBERT S. MriNTYKE the Chridtmai opera "Amahl 'id Mrs. Palmer requested wed arti- chl'.l stuily W;»', ..,.• pltianU It the Manjo Park Ve- OETi IBrtOTtAL PO« - Mrs. Melvin Schknbtgv, and the Night Visitor*." Memberi of; des In good condition to be don Tonight by Cub Leaders struction. terans Home, the last week of Mas M^Narrart. 1?, st M Mrs. Manny Timkta. NEW ACTING PRINCIPAL - th* "Mello-Tonei" are Christo- tied to the hospital for bingo! Mr. Jlgo denrriK. ffovtmher, and thanked nil Post, The. Elisabeth Board M Frfon pher Grener, Jeffrey Artta|tM Drir*. Farts, haa Tht dancers an also KheduM no in the apecini ,-.,\, Junior Girli, snd Auxiliary ^em priies for the patients. s _ The leaders and 6>n, MOD tin appointed Robert 8. Mark Slotnick, Paul Rlchardi, a«n aaBMd OH* Cormpood- to appear at a Sisterhood mattlni m U trainahle »••:•! ben who participated. 1 Mm. Raymond Hughes, chair- mothers of Cub Scout Pack 48 Melntyre, J17 Ealrvlew Avenue, Edward (Inrga Ronnii W8M«^ mi for the IMMt sesml T*«, .. of the .Junior dlrl Unit an met Thursday at the First Pres-, Temp!« Bath Sholom, Deotn> dlscusaid the r».-v Mn Charlts Weiavhenk. chair Colonli, ai actinf principal of man, Hatlie Shnrkley, Irene Hun- •er^Uiif k ai anaowcemeat man, reported hat* will lie or- minced the young ladies will pre ' byterian Church to make final •r 37. (or uch group (• WUlUm HsUoran School Vn. tt. ter, Vendetta Jackson, Marianne br Mlsa Manaret Hawet, t«- dered after the holidays. Any sent gifU to the Woodbridge plans for the annual Christmas The troop has bun In uditac*dudti reading Mr. Melntvn, who hai lived Nadel, Ellen Blnrkmsn and Jan- (or of C*«d MajaiJn*. Mtaa member wishing to be. included State home on Thursday ami meeting, tonight at T *> p.m., at me May and has performed for metic, •elllng, ia CelonJa for 11 yean, rw tre- Ice Foley Hattle Shorkley and Nelveri, the da«|M« al Mr. muskk, phyilcn] ,.,..,,,,1 should contact her. toosevelt Hospital on Saturday School 15, Perching Avemie. Grab-: K-,il Sisterhoods and other or- nd all Bachelor and MaiW'i Mark Slotnick are, soloists for the and Mrs. Harold Ntlvert, la b arts and crafts, with **«&+* The next meeting has been ict portion of the contributions UM Uth grafc ai John F. Kem- bag gifts will be exchanged. (•a Iiiimtloni In tbe arta. fer, December 30, t p. tn., at the Degree ta Education from Rot- program prepared by the girls while on nadlng. """I Ken Untvtnlty, H* hai reach- The school band will play "The aedy Menwlal High 8cho»t, Plans were also discussed for Post Hall, Route 27. ithert were purchased with Ifdia. Her atfotatoneat was The next meetly ^ , ed the Sixth Year Level by d«-Children's Ohirstmas March" and »ney enrned on §pecial prfr the annual Blue and fioM dinner Second Open Home dent'i Council h«« bwn m L.1 ia| advanced itadle* In Admln- "Christmni Processional," ar- mads by Mrs. June* Hntta. February K at The Pines. Me-| Jed.. Home KsKwmlci teacher at February!, His pm * •• ialratlve and SopeHilon *t ranged by Merle J. Isaaci. MM. 1/irentien announced tu<*«, at 1 p.m. Rev. David D.j Scheduled by PTA mlnlttritlon J. F. K. Princ*, pastor of the First Presby-i Hospital Guild Newark State College, Rotten Teachers working on the pro-The Voice of Democracy" which roi/)NIA - Continuing IU Selected far tor vulKlea W terlan Church, will be a special; Unrrenllv and teton Hall 1'nl- gram Include: Mrs, Alexander sponsored by the combined i >pen House Series" the P.T.A, iMfenfclB ni a«r enttatUim Urban. Chorus; John Wall, Band; Post and Auxiliary members flMSt j of st. John Vlanaty School bas! Nominates Slate far h*nM MMMOiles, Mbs N«t- He alM Uaehet tn the Pinny Mrs. William Savicki, Dramatics; with Woodbridge Senior High! Participating in the l«»ders *Allowanres' wrt wffl s«m as Jnalor * heduled a second open house COLONIA — The nominating Mrs. Jerome Gard, Mrs. Martin School students participating nw| Mtlng were Oliver Pieronl, U the «AI*n at Co*A, Sunday at 1:» P.M. Instead of tommittee presented a new *1atei ^.. Quinn, Miss Linda I*onard. Har- 1 progress, ' Cubmaiter; Richard Roseman, Monday as promised, Mrs. Ray- ww mafastae far towage (Ms P"*- of officwi at a meeting of the. *'»™r *radu«t* awlstant with old Stout and Samuel Tarrant, aatistant commtttee chairman; | Subjeft of Tea It was unanimously agreed to; HahMl by leWaatic Mmriw, mond Spanfltr, president, ttated Colonia Branch nf the Perth Am- thf I)al c Scenery and Lights Sidney Uimm-e. wvretnn.; Don- n l'r *™tf* Human Re. 'orefeit the Christmas party given: lac. She will keep them IB- Mrs. Spanckr went on to tell boy Oener,il Hospital Guild at the \ ' "" ' "•"•;•' •-••;, Roger Bensing, Barbnra Mar- ald Darro. W.-be-lw leader;! COLONIA - An after**.,, home of Mrs Waller Zlrpnto. TV '•ll(lnl am1 l*»*>n*lp (.minn. for the members' children. The formed of aetlvltW at Jobs F. !> board Rwmben bow gntltkd lis and .Tlllian Tundermann are wai held at School 17 lor M hf hil iinds alloted for the party will Cieorge Fink, pmpertv and unecml she was at the turn out at the business meeting was conducted " emtdoctefl pnhlle. .pe«k- accompanists. Kennedy Memarial High School. ln rmir w N> 1 donated for cigarettes and: events (•ommiMeenrm Rnbert Li si open house tad urftd them by Mrs. Paul Ablonciy. presi- * » »* "" " J" "? More than 4.000 Co-ed Corre- through six to Bell Tel?phone Co,. The Kliia- miscellaneous items for the VanlVr IV<-ker. and 'ieonfe t» remind their friends and dent spondent* UirmiKlwHil the Vnited Jsct of allowances in ^, beth YM-YWttA and Rahway servicemen in Viet Nam. Jhambert, aumiiiittteiiicii, Mrs. neighbors of the change in date Nominated .ire Mrs. Raymond 8(at*t and Caaadi report reg«l- best illustrate the sitmtlon, ,1 8Ut« Prilon. Mrs. Carl Fabio cancer chair Urtv. Pieronl, Mn Dano, Mrs. Irene E. G. BFJTREN8 from December M to December Hiller, president; Mrs. Louis School 20 PTO Metika, Mr« Fxlward Rice, Mrs. Short skit wai priwntaj LI The charter pratdent of the man, announced 65 dressings were PrwenUUoa «f a ipedal Ce. 19, and to remind them that only Cyktor, first vice president; Mrs ladys Rauer, Mrs. D. Daniels, School 17 players. 'Hi " Joseph Valenti, second vice, pre- Mld-Jertey Speaken Club, he torn, 64 folded and 63 sewed. Due ed certificate was made I* Miss PROMOTED - I he children tram the fourth grade and Mrs, K W. Harris, den A lively dlsrusjion tn |«j L| sident; Mr». R. feremsak-, rword. Is i member of Colonia Poit To Show Films to the holidays the next cancer j Nehrert ta a school amembly, Belvcas. M AlaiUIr Place, Co- c being invited. No. Ml American Uglon, Tj- dressings meeting will be held mothers. has been promoted to The children of the fifth grades Mrs. Ruth Hartenj'f Big secretary; Mrs. A. Burg is, COLONIA - "Snow White and Friday by Robert Mahoo, TIC« rtln lMt» No. 134 F. k A.M., UM fourth Monday in January. The next leader's meeting is scaler group wxlerwrRer In the •c participating in three skits, questions were r.iN-,1 , Mrresponding i e c r e t a r y, and the Three Stooges" will be shown principal. and a member of Pint Preiby- Membership chairman, Mm set for January 11, • p.m., at the aerflwn dHaka al the Pro •hich they will not divulge to "How old stwu'il 11 k ,| Mri J. Bermudei, treasurer. Saturday, 1 P.M. at School 20 terian Chnrch, Arenel. Ernest Ciravolo, urged ail mem-j _ First Presbyterian Church meet- allowances are i!iu"i; Members were asked to fill red In order to have the children •eitlal insonuM* Co. jiyooe, until the afternoon of and green toiletries kits for ward berj who had not paid their 19M| j n^iin- ins hall. child «;ive p.irt (i[ his properly chaperoned for this fun Mr. Behrtai Joined Pruden- ie 19th. and clinic patients at the hospit.il dues to please fulfill their obliga-i ^-MUltU and what amount shnull i* pi film, members of the PTO are tial la 1*37 la the mail division. Tiiey will be presented during the j tlons, reminding the members en to the child fo answer thatl asking for both mothers and He held a number of positions Christmas season j Chanukah Party December 31 is the deadline. and other questions, p: fathers to volunteer their help. before becoming an nnderwrlt- Christmas bazaar items werej New Secretary Full Program grouped Into sets of Mir to tj.| Mrs. Carlson urged anyone who Refreshments were served by laf coowltut la I960. He holds USY to Conduct add which had been made hy MM. Stephen Pryilikowski, chair- ISEUN - Mrs Elward Gran- the Chartered life Underwriter change views and memberj during workshop meet might be interested in aiding th< opinions. Slated by Lodg school's program to call her man; Mrs. George Quillen, Mn. holm was Introduced u the new dedfnatkm from the American Experts say allowances m»fb»| 381-6765. ohn Prytlakowski, Mrs. Michael | secretary of rWjhbornood « of Told by Church Colin* of life Underwriters. Service Friday Ratal, Mrs. Frank Shaw and Crossroads Cotmefl of Girl Scouts, gin [nun pre-school ac» on i C0L0NIA — The Colonia-Rah- To launch the '66 term, a dem- Daring WW II, Mr. Behrtns Mrs. Harry Smith. Thursday at the u...b!=~! Christ- COIX)NIA - Services at Temple given regularly but »Wy ta| ay Men's Lodge of B'nai B'rith onstration from the Gas Company ISELIN — 'The Messiah: God's •erred In the Air Force. He ia Sinai Chapter ill hold a Chanukah party for mas party and leaders' meeting in Own Sacrifice", based on Isaiah a trustee o( the .Second Presby- 3eth Am will start at 8:30 P.M.the purixise of prepanm has been scheduled. They will Ixxirdes Hall, St. Cecelia' School. tomorrow, under the direction of ren to apj)reciate the vain g|| lembers and children at Temple show preparations for fancy sand- B:13 to 53:12, will be the topic! terian (lurch of Rahway ind a Mrs. John J. Mahoney, Neighbor- labbi Abraham Horvitz and Con-money. Spending wisely is t»\ Jeth Am Sunday, it was announ- wiches and other tidbits to hel of the sermon to be presented by former member of the Rahway Attorney Speaks hood chairman, also introduced or Royal Rockman. The United best kirxl of saving, Airamis jli.1 Holds Meeting ced by Dr. Bernard Saitz, vice entice the youngsters. The meet Rev. David D. Prince, pastor of YMCA board of dlrecton. He Mrs. Dee Donnelly as Field Ad the First Presbyterian Church, iynagogue Youth Group will en depend upon the [manual u| COLONIA - Staal Chaipter of ireskfcnt in charge of programs. ing has been scheduled for Janu- Is married to the former Siuaa visor from Council, replacing Mn Sunday morning at the two Morn- sponsor as well as conduct the tus of each family. B'nai B'rtth Women met at The featured entertainment will ary 5 and reservations for bab; Wright of Elizabeth. They have To Colonia Unit Emmett Sullivan. ing Worship Services, at 845 and services and chant special select- The next parent education nail School 17 where Lads Men, who t a puppet show under the di- sitters are going out. two tons, SUven, it and Roger, COLONIA - Colonia Branch of Members of the newly formed 10: IS a. m This is the third in ions. ng will l>e primarily for proa I to vel known for her creative rection of Mrs. Judith Orleans Mrs. Brody, membership chai the American Association of! program coffHTnttes are Mrs. Do*a series of sermons on what the; of children from 5 to f, gradtt,! aMIty and distinctive choreog- ahler, Livingston. Mrs. Wahler's man, reported there are sti Norman Diclrman, president of University Women heard Jerome rla McPartland, chairman, Mrs. Old Testament prophets said of and the subject discussed »il ba| raphy WM hostess for the even- 'Funday Puppeteers" will pre- some unpaid dues to be collectec the U.S.Y. will speak on "What Leitner, attorney, and representa- William Hollander, Mrs. Herbert the Messiah. 'Sex Education." All ing. Members enjoyed learning sent "A Day at the Circus." She She urged the parents to send i: Gunthner, and Mrs. Warren Rees Movie to Highlight the Synagogue Means to Our tive of the American Academy of are welcome. tome | Mrs. Morris Peckerrnan gave a Mm. Ann Carolan, and Mrs. Ken-mall children up to four yean! ISEUN - A Walt Disney movie, 'Judiasm and the Jewish ind was a student of the master Movies for the children's plea, rently technical advisor for "The gram sponsored hy the PTA'i ill report on the Four Freedoms' neth Valenti, ten years, Mrs. John of age duuiR both Morning Wor-.a circus story, will be the high- Woman." if puppeteers, the Into Tony Sarg. ure ami library books for the Trials of O'Brien," served for School 21, 22 and 17 as a imial library as part of Jewish Book O'Donnell, Mrs. Alice Vander ship Services I light of the children's Christina: After the services a social hour Ml puppets in the show are made education arc only two of th several years as technical legal to the children. This Saturday"i| Month. B'nal B'rith Women are very mnny important things th •Street, and Mrs. William Trenery Omrchscho.lcLsa'lcLsaj have beebeen'Partyn , sponsored by VFW Post and discussion will be held, Tbe ly Mrs. Wahler. ;idvisor for "The Defenders." for presentation of Pinocchio by I (he proud founders of the Frank this money Is used for. five years. scheduled rry Meaning and Mrs. Noreee reception. I :titi 9009. velopment course scheduled to pick up and tanaport items to McPartland, Mn.^ Hollander, and Christmas presents will he dis- "Ration Beth Sholom scheduled for Mrs. Rees. At the first station, 8:30 with Johu B. Dufner, prelt-v the hospital tributed and all members are Monday, December 27,8:30 p. m., : Jw learned mak siding. Clothinglor the children's unit «* « ^ « P|« I"™ it the Temple. asked to bring gifts from them- A film, "Around the World", at Marlboro Hospital is being rol-j«"» &« branches, burning their The dancers, from Colonia selves, friends and neighbors. A covering over 36 countries' geo- lected. Items for boys and girls | names on them. At Station Two 'hapter of Hadassah, will present Christmas box Is available In the customj and Christian 4 to 16 years of age are being and Three, flower making from special entertainment. The group, Post Lounge for all Items wrapped Imported assemblies held there, will be sought, Mrs. McParUiiral may beiwper was taught by Mrs. Hol- with Mrs. Elisa Smith, leader in gift paper. Boxes are also shown at 9 Grand Avenue, to- contacted for further information. lander. A Song Corner was con- and director, has been in exis- available in the Avenel and Edi- morrow night at 7:30. Mrs. Donnelly outlined plans ducted at Station Four by Mrs, tence for three years. They have son VFW Posts, for advising leaders and bring- KeesK . VariouVi s girl scout, songi The next Cootie "scratch" isj from SLATE YULE PARTY entertained throughout the local ing Council services to the troop iwere and 1 area, performing traditional set for December 29, at tbe Iselin ISEUN - The Raritan Valley levels. She reported the next- Refreshments were served by Post, at 8 p. m. .Unit of New Jersey Association raeli dances. Also presenting Council meeting will be January j Mrs- I^wka, hospitality chair for Retarded Children will hold daptions and interpretations. 31, at Fords Junior High School, man, and grab bag gifts were Portugal tells U. N. Council of Jerez, Spain its annual Christmas party, Sat- Fanning Street, Fords. Announce- exchanged. foes' "network." urday, 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., at the There's A Difference ment was made that Mrs Ken 'First Presbyterian Church, Dun- Candy and flowers make some ntith Valenti was appointed as an ellen. All members and their wives happy - other* suspicious. alternate delegate to the Nation- families are Invited to attend. Illinois State Journal al Convention in Detroit. SEA FOOD FOR THE HOLIDAYS WASH N' DRY HOME MADE CLAM CHOWDER W»'re In ihi best of holiday spiriU with» SHERRIES HOUSE to HOUSE FRIED FISH TO TARE OUT superb selecUon of fine wines, beer m announces.. liquors In a variety of attractive gilt i»<* in htavj (lain* agw that are lure to be <«pecl*lly welcomj DELIVERY SERVICE at ChrUtaiM. WW» wngt of new... Oysters • Eels prlctf. BONTON POTATOCHIPS Shrimp t Crabs boi'd 251b. LOAD REISMAN'S PRETZELS Octopus t Squid WASHER Dry Cod t Smelts KI 1-5975 Scallops • Speering Look Waat TM Can Wash! VI INTO «» FREE DW • SHAG RUGS UP TO FREE DELIVERY DRAPES ME 4-0743 BONTON CHIPS Plus LARGE PIECES Serving th« Woodbridge Area _ REISMAN'S PRETZELS For Over JO Yearj

tt.f UF LW WASH N' DRY '$ DISTRIBUTING CO. ITIL T UUJ£ Sea Food Market Pwrdsfcig An. and Randolph »* an Ainbo; Are./Wvodbridge J.F.C. DISTRIBUTING CO. 96 MAIN ST./NEXT TO PARNES BAKERY 578 GARDEN AVK./WOODBKUXiK i UAVS/J a.M. to i» r.M. - f'artpm Thursday, Dfcember IB, 1965 ir flOm-A VACATION TO RIMIMTUII I irsl Aid Squad Tryout* Scheduled By Circle Players WOODBRIDGE - The Circle Kiwis Officers plnvers will hold trymits for the NKI, Rlftrlinn of offi- four roles, two men and two ;m hflil nt a meeting of women, for the next presentation. •ic •NV IMIH iiral Cnlonin First Aid "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" ''IlKlil The play will be per'-irmed F.ln ifd wm> William l.uknca, early in March directed hy John ,'rrsiilnit; Robert Dnnato, vice McGarry end tryonts will take \ > ircsid 'iil; Frnnk Onogy, trca-. plRce Sunday and Mondny, R-.50 B} Tun St A surer, Albert LrWa, financial P.M. at the playhouse, Martin wrei TWl U (Ac Lilt! Ctn.innx irv: Unbert Wittmnnn, re- Terrace and Runway Avenue, ••nrflini: secretary; Earl Sadm, m rluhlikt. atm/mphrrr. tiistec Kf£ran«. /I Namnl captain was Flobert Ptrttmai /nVitrf/y hoipilahty hy nowfii'ld with Chnrlcs Wadonklee AVENEI, - The staff at School mntr manttfrmrnt •s first lieutenant, Robert Witt- 23 is donating some of the money | AAA trppromit, niann, MTOIKI, and Richard Pa- hat would have been used on •ipa. third sending Christmas cards to staff EfTicI««CTr M«. _.. Room, members to the WoodbridRe In Out Bedroom Apts. — The officers of the squad will '•ike office, January 1, ami the dependent 1 ,eader Fund for needy! Wfillited with Rirttser uith anriunl installation dinner families. k Mmncsoti snd Floiiria •IIKI dance will he held nt head- Several classes are ranking up inarters, January 22. food baskets which will he de ' Fof COvf Bfochvrs writi livered to needy families before Quiet as atii Ford! N. D, RMttfif Boi 8697 Christmas, announced Mrs. Fe-! .Fit. MKETINi; TONKiHT lonese Kelley, principal. She also WOODHIillXiE - The Ame.ri UNICEF CONGRATULATIONS: Roy Doctofaky of reported that one class is col- ran IiC|:inn Post 117 will meet to- congratulates Henry R. I-obntiUw, emyutlve director nl UNt- lecting toys for the new Wood- FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA night at « o'clock at the American CKF. prior tn the lattfr's return from Oslo wlwrf hr nrrrpted bridge State School for the Re l,eRion Home. Ruainess ftf im the Nobel Peace Prize in Iwhnlf of the nrKantaillon. tarried. Also School 23 is collect And we Ford Dealers are clamming up too. What can we say about ford :«)rtance tn I^Rionnnires will be ing empty plastic bottles for use discussed in the cotages at the WoodhrldRo quiet, Ford quality, Ford features, that you haven't been hearing akwer State School. Jaycccs UNICEF Chairman "A huge Christmas tree, which town? Nothing! You've got to hear Ford for yourself. Come test-drivtweT is being decorated with popcorn and metallic ornaments made by Iappy Over Honor to Fund the children from kindergarten through sixth grados, will be WOODBRIDCrE ~ Roy Doctof- The meeting between Dnctofsky transported to one of the cot- Your Mrs fart to you In « ,1782) iky, Woodbridge Township's and Labouisse took place at thetages at the Woodhridge State a. '66 Fordl Th«y Ml yob at United Nations lUiildin" durinKJSchool," commented Mrs. Kellcy 'flung Man of the Year for l%5, Ford quality. Ford I id- one of Doctofsky's frofiucnt, vanc«d body-frame dMIIill met last week with Henry R. there. The Most Name in European Liqueurs SMIS out notSB, halprfllW *nhouissc before his return from Twins' Mothers Club i you one of tha-wowd Oslo after accepting the Nobel Has Christmas Party quietest ridet. An* r/aftti Peace Prize for UNICEF, the WSHS Assemblies WOODRRfDGE - The Twins- Success allows u« .to fltv* Jnited Nations Children's Fund. Mothers Club of the Raritan Hav big trade sllownncMl I.nbouisse is the executive di- Area held its Christmas parly •ector of UNICEF and Doctofsky Program Listed Mondny at Christ Church Parish m Ford OHIIH HO/XL 1-D0M Hinltep one of five special assistants to WOOFWRIDGE - The annual Hall, South Amboy. Gifts were exchanged. World .101 President John Rundlc, Christmas assemblies will he pro senled. Decemhor n. (I 00 A. M specifically assigned to UNICEF, The group derided to contribute and again at 10:20 A. M. at Wood- to the Companion House, an or- Doetofsky has been instrumen^ bridge Konior Hiijli S Jay- on the piano by Tjindn Oallipoli, meeting plans include a crazy hat eees brought back more than $n>fit of this year's book fair was $i:i:i,57, Mrs. George Our each and every item of uim-lmwliso KOUS I'ospisil, president, announced a ---CHOIRBOY. Gift Wrap Paper low Pri<« check fur this amount will be Our : i j11 ». presented to Miss Alice (iade, sdiuol principal, for school use. • TREE GARLAND low Prut.... The attend nice award winners 5 Our were Mrs. M.uy (Jaspbarri's kin- ' FirePl.&CardHldr., r . 3.49 ^ INDOOR SET .ow Pritt __ leriiurten and Joseph Ziccaidi's sixth gradt: CI.CM'S. Hefitshmenls i^iwiesrainuttraBHiH'&EaBurasttiwm were provideil by the. hospitality ommittee afiei1 the meeting. Pr««ldenl. The executive board will meet ii4A January 24 at 1:15 P, M. la the 208 COMMERCE PLACE school auditorium. The next geq- ural membership meeting will be ELIZABETH February 2 with Founders' Day Vt Sl«k from E, Ornnd it. t EASY CREDIT! A< to be celebrated mm other leading furniture Thundsy Nighu! Op«n until CHRISTMAS CITY 3514900 - Park In City Lot #2 I $5 Can D«liver Your Pun-hat*. rtore»,GlHAHD Sd0iiotdw«« 6 P.M. un Wednesday, Friday Actress Susannah York is cur- TREK & TKIU MAKERS SINCE 1955 Daily 9 to 9; Sat. & Sun. 10 10 » rently playing in the film version you extrn for delivery! and Suturday! Take ll[» To 2 Ynir» Ta P»yl of William Mulvihill's novel PAQB FOURTEEN

Amboy; two sisters. Mrs Walter Hoehler and Mrs, Ethel DePhiV lips, and a brother. Carl DePhil- lips, all of Perth Amhov MRS. IH)U)RKS TKARCK Book Review FORDS • Funeral services "tMfcs at. Ike I**** OHI a for Mrs. Dolores IVarcr *), of MRH MAKIOHl OWLET M tfct pmd*r«, t« wt» an yet newt' WOODBRIDGB - Funeral Serv- Jr., TXrhunwrt. OWa., »nrt Frank 59 I7nla Avenue. «ho Hied De- r-cmher 8 M SI EIIMMII'S Hos- 1»7M7I». ire* for Mrs. Marjorla M. Onleyjand Thnman, hnth of Hnr#lawn. pital Fli7;ttvth. werr eld Sat- 73, who di«l THunday in a nuro-l urday .11 the Cmncr Fiinpral ing homo at Sonars' Point, wer«! TV funeral of W-Home, 44 ^reen Sln-ct Wood DARK Watar R Ntlm hold Monday at St Mart. ISpls-l bridge, with hum! in ( verleaf BT Krimrth B. Oart TOC QtXAT DISCOUNT copal ("foiir*. Pieasantville, vri'h :<»"1 TTiunrfny at IVrth Annoy Park Omrlery, Wnodbn Anyone who wants In know why DBUinON burial in Fairview Canvtery : y jGwr.il Hospital, wm Md Mon• Formerly of Sewaren, the dether- e are race riots could do no McKay, 1M WestfirW DARK TV dtmucd was a retired reg -Hay rooming at the Flym d reined had resided here fi< CHARLES CONWAY at a «".lbird-watchers. Tne htg question^ , , iosion. It is very ABK you DiAirncT parents, Mr. and Mrs Michael Frank: a son, Frank Jr., Colonia; Miss Denise and Miss Mary El. . jon esp test to 1H CARTERS - Chartoi Conway, 1 "*-W what to give the hirder for the ^^ S,, Kochick, Hopelawn; a sister, Mrs, two grandchildren; her mother, len, at home; his mother, Mrs. while other departments, particu- Diabetes la a serious disease 91, of f3 Sabo Street died Decem- holidays IXerson's A Me.'l , traveler, a good choice Dorothy Viola, Aveiiel, four bro- Mrs. Louise DePhWips, Perth Ullian Costello, Brooklyn; and larly thoM dealing in "soft For th< mat ba guarded against ber 7 at home. He waa a member g , g, , Guide to tbe Birds" heads the rf ^ ..^ R|rd sister, Mrs. Dolores Fiorema, goods," garments, bedding, etc, West Babylon, I, I. His father of the Woodbridge Methodist whose value Is not so easily a> list followed by a pair of binncii-i^^.. w)j,e(| (,y oiin Sewall "lwiyi, but ttte detection of Kvldnil certainedh ,l more thaa make op the lars or a membership in the Na - * was the late Bernard Costello. Church. Mr. Conway was the Pettingill, Jr (Mcdraw-Hill -which is stressed each year. Men You've ppih.i husband of the late Mrs. Ellxa lose nntajned by selling tional or New Jersey Auduhon $V Sfl' Sutton. I'eterson, Krause.l and women especially over 40, are' t: the fellows u Thr nas MTRS. KATHERINE BKCKEB Jane Conway. — "*•« made Society. TV nd years He was employed by The New The bearers were John Bobyn; Roman Catholic Church. He reago- . It begins on the first day of Throughout Middlesex County York World Telegram and Sun Dino Sanatory; Andrew Hedesh; CHIANTI tired six yean ago from the U.S.winter where California joins arid was a member of the News- Michael Dobrowolsky; Walter Ko- Metals Refining Company, Car- Uca. nstst Citaarti Mexico and finishes north of Cari- • DRYWKITF paper and Mail Deliverer's Union nowka and Lonnie Vernachio. teret after U yean of service as •IM, ifmrittnuj- bou, Maine. Sub'jeets range from •kin. of New York. a fireman fat fee boiler room. 99 gray whales in Baja, California ANDREW BUCSAK SR, He is survived by nb wife, Mrs. W OAI 1.*f Surviving are his widow, Ami L to road runners in New Mexico, Elizabeth Po*rai Bucsak; three 8T. ML (Berasmi); a son, Ronald; his CARTERET - Andrew Buesek from prairie dogs in Lubbock, 2 parents, Mr. and lira. Henry G. ST., 71 years of age, of SO Larch daughters, lire. Elizabeth Eaock, IMPORTED FROM CANADA| ManrOle; ICrf. Mary Stofca of Texas, to snowflake microphoto- Westcott, Fords; a brother, Bri- Street died Tuesday at Elizabeth IOITUDMCHU - • • ----- — • harvesting maple an, Fords; and a sister, Karma, General Hospital. Born in Hun-Carteret and lira. Margaret Wats and CRAIG'S * Fords. gary, Mr. Bucsak had beat a res-of ManvQle; bur sons, Andrew sugar in Vermont. W1LUAM Bucsak Jr. of California; Joseph 'Portrait of a Desert" by Guy John and Stephen Buesak. all of Mountfort illustrated by Erfc CANADIAN Carteret; U grandchildren and PENN (Hougbton Mifflin Company A Ham And Cheese Sandwich one great-gratdduTi $10.00) comes next. It is the story U£H0€D 44 Green St.. Woodbridge, MB 4-0264 * That's Really Different Funeral aerfteN «m be held to- of ,an expedition to Jordan by a WHISKY day at 9 a.m. from the Synowiecki team of naturalists that included WHISKEY » Funeral Kane, N Carteret Ave- several noted ornithologists, llos- nue and at 9:10 *.m. at St. Eliia- king's pictures are always tops 59 beth Roman Catholic Church and the account of the feathered where a high requiem Mass will folk's struggle for existence in FIFTH be offered with Rev. John F. this arid Land is fascinating. IChonko as celebrant. Interment will be in fit James Cemetery, In a more serious vein is Sir 3 give a musical gift from . . Woodbridge. Julian Huxley's "Essays of FilBfU.O JMfOBTB liiirkikl) ^ JARDOT PIANO CO. NMUNDY I HBUN6 M ttraitit v PLAY "SILENT NIGHT" c i*tt 99 IN 15 MINUTES 01 the lew WALSHECK'S FLOWERS IN CANADA COLONIAL CLUB «YIARSOU> LOWERY CORDIALSI Extend your wishes CANAMANI Starlet Deluxe It'a called Bpiedino, Italian in origin, and fc on* of th» moti for the holidays unusual ham and cheeae aandwicbee ever made. Pieces of bread, WHISKY are strung on a skewer alternating with ham and cheese. Then And you'll delight in the the skewered sandwich is batter dipped and fried in deep fat to your family Although the Italians serve it with a Caper Sauce, the recipe many special effects made for which is given here, you also can serve it with tomato sauce. and friends possible by Lowrey . . . such Sjtiedinv 8 slices white bread ^^ ^ pound oooVed bam, ett familiar aound* as the Ha- J SCH10SS AM /i pound Mozzarella or |Bg in V -inch slice* send... t waiian guitar, trombone's Muenater cheese, aH 1 recipe Batter thinly sliced ^ Corn oil for frying 4 BRANDY slide and string guisando. 8TAHLET DELUXE Trim crusts from bread, then cut each Blice in halt Ctl aticea * Keyboard Must orxto of cheese and bam the same eise as bread. Place on 4 or A-incb lift, lwt prtQ« «ver. fJ.M metal skewers, in this order: bread, cheese, ham, cheese, repeat* ting the order three timui and ending with a pieoa of bread. FfTl tula. Dust skewered sandwich lightly with flgur. Dip & batter, drain. 0\ FLOOR SAMPLE USED ORGAN Meanwhile, pour corn oil into a sturdy, fiat bottomad kettle or 3 deep fryer, tilling utensil Vi full Heat over medium heat to 876 DISTILUIY tOTTVlD CLEARANCE degrees I'., or until 1 inch cube of bread tnrna brown in'40 sec- CLEARAJiCE onds. Fry Bpiedino, turning as needed, until light (olden brown Putted Plants >UOITI f IO0UQTI 4lf on all side*. Drain on absorbent paper. Remove from skewen THISIAUOQI law 6t) On CasMmaa Prices and nerve hot with Caper Sauce, or any tomato sauce. Makes-4 Fresh Cut Flowers ww Ctearaiiceof serving. Holiday Arrangements OMBALL PIANOS From *595 Uuticr i Sift % cup sifted flour and Vi cup corn starch together' \\l\ into bowl. Stir in 1 cup water, then 1 *(g. Beat with wire whip or *#** (« Com Organ - Kimball Plaaes rotary beater until smooth and frothy. Greens & Mistletoe Small Down Payment - \ Years Io Pay Caper SenM Centerpiece* 1 tablespoon corn oil 2 teaanotte |ejr stqo* 1 tablespoon corn atan)h 1 tablespoon capers Grave Covers 1 teaspoon augar I tableapoon finely chipped 5 % cup water jjjgt ptnley 1907 MORR' JARDOT PIANO CO. 1 bouillon cube ^ 1532 MAIN ST. Heat cora oil in taucapan; add eon starch and •oar. Hand ME 4-1636 well. Qndually add water, nixing until smooth. Cook over WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE UNION medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture thiekene slightly MEMBERS OF FTD RAHWAY and comes, to a boil. Add bouillon cube and toy sauce; bring to Ofter Steree Leeased fanGMtsM i IHrit, a boil again, *tirring constantly, until bouillon cube ia dissolved. 305 AMBOY AVE. WOODBRIDGE tawa, Orange, Paesaic, ftwtii Ormage, Bentt Baekensaek. Us*» til*, Remove from heat; atii ia cajMut and puiia/, Stm warn am WutNw Thursday, Dwembor 16, PAGE FHTKQ

U. S. fnmpt ruah tot Second Venn raejat CandleLions Members un, LBJ AT WORK COUftffi I Nashville, Trnn - Miss Sara Iselin Fire Chief Reports Pmttmt Johnson \* devoting WOODBRIDGE - rirtt U. Je- Kli/oboth Dorris. ffi, is spending •om« time to drafting his new r*M R- Alderman, son of Mr». jilting Listed! Hear Mr. h( 'r tenth month in jail rather budfftt, outlining Jiii SUtwf-the- Waiter Andwson of WoodbfMft, - Rflbhl Sam •n:in remove her (40,000 home On MPT Fire Protection Unton program and hia economic hn competed the U. S. Air Ate* •nhsrMr of ConRmgntlon '; Havid Rolen, from n restricted jubdlvWot area. 'f the Woodbridne mestaie, while he continwa hit tdvanecd twvigitw-bombardk* IMMCI .innounced his snr i wld JS ncres of land to ISF.IJN — A statement was id- Is»lin Pire Company will arrive the mentally re- ronvilMcence at UM 1JU Ranch course at Mother AFB, Calif.- •pn • fnr Fridny services, tn "instructinn rompany with the sued Friday by Chieiff KK .1 Pat-quickly. I • ,il 800, will be "The Pns- »n various •Linns rii;ht In buy two ....„ „, •••rick Sawler, of Iselin Voliinteeri "To report , i fire in District 9( i.f !h(> Seemingly Impos Company #1, District ft, r«*-ihe telephone number to call is! a court order to move the] Mini the'theory that Menlo Park JM-1000." Terrace area hat poor (ire pro-j RI6HTAWAY , lit marks the beginning o( tectlon. Liquor Store Ihr United stales today IV ,|n((!J]j ,,k:ih, the Feast of Lights, (|p x nrt iitip, now l|linn ' ' » Urjjely on do- He said, "In recent news artl- , r; nhsrrvecl for eight dnys. N'-w Jersey in,i six f.iciiitip, now f f lhr WnlMv nfllinlVi atHi rlei the fire department hnj been < mniial Chnnukah program ral'(> f " lh re-!!li «rvic«t from clubs CARAVAN rriticlttd by wme orRnnlintlons I'- student! of the Sunday other sources to nrnvlde re- the pretense of concern WMK'IIQUORS ,i ,inrt Hebrew classes will 21 DAY JIT TOUR over emergency lervlce In nronse ,.i-srnlri! hill- the clthena of the community. |M> treat» will be dljtri- ed on th«ir ability |tn pay. He1 parly for the children will be Much has been written and much' OUIDANa hv the Sliterhood of the pay. He BROWSE ABOUT OUR t\7*M 110.00 muit MM also snid thflt while the stnte pro- held December 24th, at the Wood- more saW about the fire dr it- STORE AND SEE THE ••••••• ttlM 11.00 411 JO turn ment buiineu by people who are 304.00 17.00 4U.M MANY EXCITING If not really concerned about the PAIN IDEAS IN HOLIDAY fire department. Not once has inT) the fire department been np- PORTUGAL WRAPPED AND proached on the aubject mailer, FANCY BOTTLES FOR I CARTERET n. to D«c Roih ottkt* ope* evenlnp tt 8*today tMndpfl inked to back up the I«eJln Fire 82 MAIN STREET/Woodbridge $ for 7«or CMitmai Money Swpptnc CwnwlfMt Bruiuwlck Avr Company in case an emergency FROM' NY. to N Y. Route IK K. St. Georges Ave. arises in the Menlo Park Terrace 698 PFRTH AMBOY area. Over five years ago the Thria luxurloui watks: Lii- RIU1NSW1CK I.INDF.N present problem WM forseen by bon, Eitoiil, Filiffli, Colmbri, Silifflinii, Toltdo, Midrid, "ONE OF AMERICA'S GREATEST MEAT MARKETS" it he Volunteer Fire Chiefs M Wood- | bridge, who joined together to! Gnnids, TornnaUnn, Gibraltar, Stvill*, Cortotn. m*. In Morocco, OPEN 7 DAYS - MONDAY • organize a Woodbridge Township Tm|ltr, Dibit, Cmblinca, f Fire Officers Association, which Mtkmt, fu, has been in existence fnr four LOW PRICE INCLUDES: years. Tho purpose of the or- Urivslbywitoni-BuiltdtluHiif MEAT CITY HOLDS THE LINE" Raniwitinri is a mutual aid sys- eondWoiwd motM coieh: MMUis k.DDY MART mamm Wl»MMM tunWl*r MIII IMRll, M«^ •••* klllk • • tem, township-wise. Mutual aid indFlritClsitHottlMPrlvsts IMRa - Armoon IIBR been lined before this on a Bath Thraiifhout): 3. Round trip •« u u w Inral urale, 21 Day 3«t Excursion Fare (NX Compare-Why Pay More? toN Y.) 4. Pint ClJHletrrto "Wo woifniie the problems of tnd from Mofoeco: 5, All m»sl»: HIP community and the fire de- 6. All Tip* and Taxes: 7. All trans ten: 8. AH jishlseeing: 9. Out- partment's responsibility to the standing professional Tow Directors: community, which we accept. 10. Many Spacial F««lur»s— 7 PAYS A WEEK! 9:30 A.M. to 11 ff We. have done our planning under iFlMMon bbare), FJOO folklori, the conditions that exist, and al i tJtotic Arabian Entirtninnwnt etc fet fmi lllusbtM BrtKtiurt, A Kiddy Mart Smashes Priest on All Famous TV Toys and most J so realize that no plan is fool- WrUt or Phone: r proof." V ^HilBMM wanted toys for Christmas - Quantities Limited! Hurry! ' "At the present time wo have IK) great problem In responding It', lk< -UMl Uto|>* (kit «•*(« u — SAVE Extra |1 SAVE Extra $3 to an alarm or emergency, at any NEW JRUKT'K I.ARGICn IAVK BKra $4 time of the day, The people In TMTIl kWNCI ELIIABKTS: ltl N. BROAD ST. BIG \ the Menlo Park Terrace section SM-KM TOPPERS can rest assured If an emergency *ntrlEU>! Ill ILM R. »U»>M CHATHlkM: 1T1 MAIN XT, IU-UM BRUISER arises, If notified properly the BABY BOO DOLL

Ai S««n JAGERMEISTER REMCO'S on TV LIQUEUR SCREAMING MEE-MEE PISTOL Y OIDKITBM (SlUtNE SFRRK TENDER Our low *T » (Germany) DlKOunt $2.96 | $11.97 Our Low DUct. CUBED AQc LAMB cc |c BEEF STEAK 0 CHOPS J1 LIVER 12 on. $j SAVE Extra $».»• SAVE Extra 11 MATTEL'S MIIKFED 10IN OR RIB SWIFT'S CHOICEST CUTS Jngle Hut BARBIE'S COLOR RIB 24 on. RIFLE and EAME and OURL HAIR CHARCOAL Electronic FASHION and FUN KIT LBS Riff* STEAK $038 SHELL" llfllbl available at your favorite liquor dealtr 4jtf Lift to SIRLOIN DUFFY'S ^, TRAIN SETS and STEAK $23.00 Lilt DARE DEVILS$ $15.97 Our ROAD RACE SETS List |7 IN STOCK Lew Ditct. Our low Dlict. $4.44 MNEUSS SWIFT'S BONEUSS CHOICE BONELESS 1 BEEF SIRLOIN POT SAVE Extra »5 SAVE Extra 91 CUBES ROAST ROAST SAVE Extra TOe WE RE PARTICULAR ABOUT OUR WONDERFU1. GROUND BKF! BOOBY TRAP -*Xt^M> Convertible CREEPY AND WERE STILL HOLDING THI5E LOW PRICES! WM BIKE STiU! |tXTHi LiAw not for GAME •HBWWL4 With TRAINING CRAWLERS ROUND GROUND TO' ROUND her, Santo igfijw \J\W With CARRIER — and his pack! $^68 CHUCK nil STEAK she knows LhtHM *24.88 Lid $12.00 LEAN JERSEY of our #59.95 falut UAMIWt-M FtfSH CHICKEN Our Low Dlict. $2.97 Our Low Dlict. $8.68 $29.88 Our Low Diict. SPARE LEGS ,39c PORK "just right" RIBS CHOPS gifts for BREASTS ,47c SAVE Extra St.30 SWIFT'S SELECTED BONELESS her, (sizes 7-14) OUR FAMOUS SPECIAL TRIM LONDON and the BOSTONl joy of BROIL opening our OR ROAST fabulously ot SWISS wrapped EMENEE'S STEAK STEAK REMCO'S packages.'.. TIGER GUITAR BARNEY'S AUTO HOMEMADE PURE WOUND CHUCK With Amplifier FACTORY, BEEF Italian SWISS MST $31.VS. Oar Low DUct. $19.87 $1«.M VALVE! Oar In DIML $t.*7 PATTIES Sausage CHEESE I . SWIFT'S FINEST FLOOR MODEL POOL HYGRADfS CHUNK WESTERN TABLE CLEARANCE

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OHM i lh« rll r>rr, Thursday, Dwemher 16, 1965 PAGE SIXTEEN Amboy Trounces Barronsj®-42 Lakcmcn Find Panther Too Powerful for Them

f,,l zisniewski. nil-slatn end, who. the R;imo A wwer i In ;, movin'vinge MI rumored 26 poults to lead the after the Uy,:> .'iinl t\; Till \mlx>\ it, ,tiir'Perth Amboy scoring. Also rip- another two | pattern as mil In one II this the cords for good spores of tho firs porirwl fo;i!tMll lentn 1-msen with 17 and Bryan 14-8 iliil, Amboy openM

Wondrr how many of you can recall back 25 Hid Kudrick, each with ten in the. second (|u I.iv in"1 \nother all-state end, this one free throw mnclr- ,i yrarK ago wlien Charley Bairollona treated tho I'i'i |SI court liv .'i "• from Wnodbridgc. scored the most now stnnds ;it basket and free tlmm Woodbrirtgp High School football squad to a The li"-:il n mints for the Bnrrnns. He was li.iviiiK he.ntpn K^' Panthers ahead ?> n \ one .iml ""'' Al Roleskl with a total of 14 coun- •1 • !,.» sevrti-cour.se spaghetti dinner? Hi,. opener. rfl-49 on a jump shot in I,:,,,,. l,,rc and then 7,.IIH.II,II i, Cfiarley, who was then groundkeeper for the 1 , w:ls mi match fur ..•ikt-' - t•-:*! of Perth Amboy start- made it 2r,.|i !*,«,-,„, School at the old American Legion field, where Woodhridge lo m.-ik- it the home football games were played in those Zanzalari and /.,,,:,., Says, had promised the boys a dinner if they to mnke it :m n i ,i, JI'K Handed Second Loss and Kelly's jum(M-r ,,. beatCarteret in the final game of the season. margin to :wi; | „ Tfie result was a scoreless tie, but to Barcel- countered fur th,. y 6,1-47, by St. Joseph's make it TO 17 KHIy • i,, it was a moral victory and worthy of his it to 32-17 Kellov\ U! Kennedy Iliph Nil remained on thei dnrt end at to 32-18 null 7AIIICV I ISKMN .1 --jprcupise. uffmd ' Ihrir.lhthe e enrendt olf wthee nahalnf bDVy a mscor«e o..(. ^ z,n7.l|;ln (.()m|m|| School'- Must: ~>-ia . . ,. „ ing to mike it ,;:i i« !•• Mfcmbers of the Board of Education, Arthur second ili'fi':il T"C. J^rry, high school principal (retired but still 1C ,st .In! The third period saw the Ken- p,,^ BM7 ,ui(l nedy team put on a good show as. Hanssim iiponJ th, soph iciim II1 'active); Dr. Henry Belafsky, the team physician, hfr0 to- they oulscored the Metuchen club.!wjth a foul nnd Zism-.. will nice' ' aiuKJaptains Ben Parsons (now a bank guard) nighl at fi 30 thinfislin the final session to roll up 22basket and .l;iy [n||,m,, ami:Jack Egan, who later became chief of the SCENE AT GRADUATION — Vonngrters who roomed their basic rifle ofrtinrat« at graduation werrises for the The Mcluchoniles 1 Thea- lpoinl U againsitt ththe MustangsMrt '1 91l9o make it 42-21. 1|m . department and is now a member of the Town- Police Junior Riflp Assnci.-itinn, and xmtir nl Ihiir pnrenls nrr seen in the above photo t/ikcn Saturday afternoon in the up an easy victory. made it 42 22. and al the end of the n: tre training renl«*****. Staff, Nick Prisco (now athletic director); Jo- 43 Youngsters Receive Richie Hrodkin was high man made 4IV22 II i sepll Ruggieri (superintendant of schools in Ecli- for Iselin with six two-pointers made it 46-21 and six singles for an 18 total. This was shortly (nil,,, baskets by Kndink ,\ eon-Township today); Howard Fullerton (a Junior Rifle Diplomas Training Course ISKI.IN 147) M asjl 2|Taylor lo make it Forek attorney); George Gerek (principal of « 0 i igjcut the margin by t«n nv. Ise,ljn Junior Hi^h School); Lincoln Tamboer WOODBHIDGK - While their rate and NKA Attendance f'erti-; 6 .; < prniid parents lookeRoy In 0 Ol25' (principal of Woodbridge Junior High) were out of a basi class of 43 Petty — Avencl: Dennis Keilly. 1 sler<; y WOODBMIDCE - The seventh Dennis 0 11 Then Amboy rolled ni wer warded certilicatos Satur-|32 Gporge Street: Woodbridgedbid ; straight points, nukin:; ,i among the invited guests. training course eonduete Police Junior Rifle Grillo 0 Mr. Ferry acted as master of ceremonies and uses for the Woodbridge Police!William Fitzgerald. 2:17 drove Woodbridge pair of points for the l.iki will Ret Introduced the speakers. He also made the year- .Junior Rifle; AsMHiiation at the• Street: John Or.ius.'iny. 175 How- assistant ST- JOSEPH'S (63) bine. Williams and Kmln 1 according to tr.-iining center in the Woodbridge land Place; Johu Kinily, 549 Ly-j,January Rapach 3 on jumpers to make it f. . end "awards of cups and model boats donated by Kevin Molnar, 82 Newj director Mario Rullo. Stale Theatre. man Ave.; ' "' " '"" Maier 3 the period ended. Minis. 106 Alwatl p ticipalin(! in the course will I Christensen Brothers, Main Street merchants. f'alroltnan ?"'.:''*•• T Devun ;ir Fitzgerald 10 In the fourth periixl tin Street; Chris .lensen, Van Hurenj^ hoys and girls, residents of '.,. Nick Semak, all-county end, was awarded the (ipcni'd the ;;•]', cmne ad-.iress and Instructor | Stine 4 cup for having been the most valuable player of Michael Van to ',7 years of age. Although the Ham.". Mum 'lullo then took ovor, i O'Connor 0 Ave.; Robert Visakay, 27 hard and fast, the SUIHTIH: .ml the "year, and Nick Da'Prile (successful insur- | as master of ceremonies. L_ ,„., , Included in the curriculum 0 Iheighth of the Perth Am!« <-'..a liii.nl the development of the as- ^fvmore Ave. ^be the firing Isdielley 2 ance man) was awarded the boat for the season's iwas evident from the •' ,\ 'six-iation from the beginning until| Iselin; Edwin Moschherper. 2 sitions, care iWeingart 5 1 WoodhridRc did rcrcn ^onw -besUblocking and tackling. tlx present, which is the largest,.•Westbur- -yj Road- : Fred Moschber- rifle part.- s and function... . s • Entertaining the gathering were Johnny Du- such school of its kind in New ficr. 2 Westbury Road; Kenneth A written test will be given consolation, however. *ivi! :, bay,: co-captain of the team and Bob Zullo, a j(.,-sev Fiuwu* 1G Wcsthury Iload: Hope- participants at the conclusion Th.: .-lub has its own outdoor lawn, Wayne Zwierzynski, B2 the course. Those who pass will |SteeW Sign boy Jayvces to task. '-:-i.".*• Hiv manager. They rendered several guitar and rifle range, consisting of 22 firing Harned Ave; Fords. John De Am- be awarded diplomas. Cipperly was high I"i Mn M guitar and piano-accordion duets. points, a training center class- ics, 20 Stern Place; Vince John- and Biaek with 21 p.i.:;i> ir,i room, .and the necessary weaponsiSton, 29 Second Street. ' 1/i V » r Old Cels IPennyfeather domin.iinl ' hf Dubay (now a heavy equipment operator and Rutgers Punter boards for the Amhuy le.im »iih and equipment needed for this: Ptl. Devlin state that the seven *«>"'<«' t/"1 "r * we might say a bit heavier than his high 1 1)f s )ort Announcement of the signing of120. It was tho second urn lor :tf Ii! 'M *' l ;basic rifle course will begin on' His First lUiek Bob Brendel of Rutgers Univer- Woodbridge .layvers llnv 'mi schdol days) was singled out by Mr. Ferry for bis wil1 bel hmuar EDISON A 140-pound, four- sity, with the PitUbargh |te»lers over East Brunswick m their in- i ii pori.'iiiee u training foriV""' " *' ^* • 'T ;-—-•- ". exploits with the Barrens during the past three g p^t buck was bagged by 16-of the National Football itial encounter. youth of Hi n...> .u»!taken on Thursday night from 700 was made early this week. The Lake combine will t.injlf ' years. Johnny was one of the lightest gridders to experience gained «« •:» P.m.m. .a a * it is p|open|year-oly d Bob Gronbach while hunt girls from the age;ing ln stokestokess [e boresForestt . It A tight end and punter for Rut-with John F. Kennedy lh.:h S. Ml attend the Barron Avenue institution, but with- •ased m the flimd forces, hunting|'<> any booy s or r, il f th .ge;in ,g ^ and target shooting. !of 12 to 18, Registration will be.was hihi s firsfitt ddeer. gers, Brendel was signed as a in the Iselin gym on Kmlay -t ; out a doubt, one of the greatest leaders and [the training center and all; Gronbach's hunting companion free agent. 6:30 p.m. for the third niniunitr Instructor l*roy Petty awarded' " accompanied by [was Jerry Sehaefer, also 16-years for both teams. Woodbind- lus hardest fighters. mus| ,)(, the following medal of Merit • is $2 00. i of age, who failed to get a deer. now won one and lost one. uM He and Co-Captain John Cipo represented the awarded to the member who' parent. The f. Nunix Faces Problems the Mustangs have lncomedy role with Bob|| Ouinplele Service Depl. state regional finals on Feb. Hope and Elke Swnmer in "Boy,] Wrestling To 8 19 and Feb. 25-26. » CORDIALS Did 1 Get a Wrong Number!" BIG CONT«A- (IKi HEADY FOR WINTER! The club will engage in seven C 10UVKB FALL TUNEUP SPECIAL! meets at home and five away (itt£«f MIXES Open At CHS REASONS ulnd hmra at Wo Install Qenulue Deloo, AUto-Ut« or from homi. Most of the events directed Uiwuil MKb Kurd Original IqulpttienV-PotoU, Plugs u. iiroik •» und CoudenaW*—Adjust Carburetor • IMPORTED are scheduled for evening par- why your wise buy it o Chirn Volta«< Regulator, Fas Belt, On Dec. 16th ticipation, with only three being UeniTiinr and Hoset & DOMESTIC held in the afternoon. CARTERET-Wrestling which ANY Beers The local matmen expect to International Parts • CYL CAR Wines, liquors das become a major sport in have a fairly good season, ac- CONTINUOUS 12.95 Csrteret High School during the cording to all advance notices tUCIKICAUY WBWO 1 Cdi J The opening meet is sched- Muffler U am * CM 14440. • full schedule again this year *en ro* WUTTKN UVAKANTEK TWi AS Sparkling Burgundy uled with Perth Amboy St THAT (iCAKANTfcKfl tOLU a mlM IJOHI under the direction of head Mary's away from home on Dec mi mm run AN UINI, *t Uu team W* An Ai»k«rin4 rou OWN voim CAB M>C MUffltt MUTAUttf > COLD BEER by «O«ch Sandor Gonczlik 16th at 4:00 p.m. On Dec. 22nd, Fffi 13' »iUmbler matmen will en the, locals will open their home Rt,m«mb«r, Joe liulalli Monromatic Shock Abiorbon tool THE CASE season against Perth Amboy at CALL fifteen bouts with sofcie Call Jo« for the low, low prtc* on your carl ! tlie'leudiug scholastic school 7:00 p.m. in the new gymnas- OIL «•- I FOR DELIVERY is area including Perth Airi- ium. Pwnium Oil. Nalionnl Uruiul 14-hr Itrviu on ull ntuktk of burnaii. JOE BYRNES' "THE MUFFLER KING'S" 634-1889 Pejfjii Amboy St. Mary's tor fmt tvrvitv jutt CH 1-0440 y? Metuchen, Mudison Piiinist-comudian Victor Borge. fivti us a i all. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. hib, J- P. Stevens, South was knighted by King Frederick IX of bcnmprk, which is the A&B AUTO STORE p M VAT, Highland Park, Riselle SIMONE BROS. highest honor awarded to a civil OPEN DAILY » A.M. to 1« irk awl Wqodbridge. LINDEN, N.J. ian. 1215 ST. GEORGES AVE., ROSELLE R& 1 la addition the locals w'H par HU 6-2726 BRANCH: 132 SOUTH ORANGE AVE., NEWARK - MA 3 9642 CH 5-9611 WOODBRIDGE LIQU° guts transfusion before in both I he county tour Baby HU 6-0059 IIIM1-1AR1> ClABttE FLAN 573 AMBOY AVE./WOODBBHH-' nenl on Dec. ZTiS <*mi the birth. (t.n.) . carteret Pre«s Thursday, December 18, 1965 .kin* of fur coot*, ttwy Ire ,howti in a variety of for memVsri' children ,,,fl skins, The telectlon de- Sunday at the local V.F.W ,,n the amount of moiwy I at i P.M. f; in invent, AVEMEL PERSONALS •Sunday the Senior Rltfh Fd •ship nf the Klrtt PrtsbvUrlan BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY! Chureh will b« hosts to the Phil "««»T Ottowtkl tiiirs Senior High jroup. A cov a reminder... • M. ini'lunch hall. BOOKS horni. nf Skip Weber, Jl Mamn GUtt nre remind,.,! In brin 1966 K a j.ift Strcci. Mirilo Piirk Terrace. Make Wonderful -The Democrallc and Civic

- A reenlnr mwlm lul) ]nt mKls tonl nt at :S of ther' - - * » ° 1Mt CHRISTMAS Kniiihls of Columbumuss sit An.!P-M. at the Ilillcreit. $30 Value • -Monday the Avenel firemen GIFTS ft COAL CO. Council 5nm, is' schrdu We irte 8 * H Oiw «aa. •onlKht nt 8•30 at ,,„ Avenel will hold drill exercises at the dni • PUMUIU CLUB today Memoriiil Post. VFW flreliouse Av*n d Street, at 7:30 RAHWAY (l»i » 0>nt« oonrt Aik w abeut BUT tm film home, 1 Park Avenue ;P.M. work • taiMm i l plan with oar uptrt (tavetop- A rolumbinn club BOOK ft GIFT SHOP jwtn- • Mann'i la CaU rw rn* •Ml> will be helil after. To- -The Avenel Memorial ba aod maUnc wrvk». /^^MEnflWY FKDFRAI. Fod OH * Cotl FU (•till morrow members will meel in 7194. V h\W , meets Tuesday at 53 E. Cherry St. ^-Ty SnvlngH k I«an Am'n, front af Ih...c CV. ...O Hull al 7:M H:M P. M. in the post home, Park rUltd* 1-17W Ittl Mate H Wtoillt WOODIWDfll P.M. lo nllend a Chapter 4 meet- Avenu Hillcreit 2-0U0 SO WITH St. (Jpwn IN« r ing a) Simtswowl. IWeRnles anil --The executivxecutive board of CLOSED MONDAYS VUmrfM Ml J-0100 h.ii.-a lllll alternnli's art requested to hring .School a p.T.A. meets tonight " •' •"' A Chrislmns party isjat 8 nl the home of Mrs. William VI 4-1211 J*jWestoi(iHd, 350 Ella Avenue. A Bulnts Equipment ''hristmim party will be featured. Early Amrleii Fin. ||| Mnle listnctliu i laptrtlf Fi*pu*4 -A Ch.'iimkuh festival will be FREE CnlllM • DINER OPEN FOR held for the children of Congrega- AitomtWe • LOWREY I ASAONA RAVIOLI mil tion B'nai .Jacob Sunday at 1 P.M. ADDIW ,,,K8 AND OTHit ITALIAN 8ERVICF FROM 9 a.m. SHOP AT HOME nructcras, ou» ritcii at the local temple. An afternoon, ORGANS Mini MODOUTI nf skits, (James and refreshments MACHINE s planned. SERVICE BRAND • CONN GO TO YOUR VILLAGE INN RIVKRS OPPOSES CUT NEW! ORGANS • WBNKflMEN'S Representative Mendel L Riv- T. H. STEVENS tared Dill; II A.M. ers (D, S.C.) said the Defense • KIMBALL BMftaf u4 t>Mt atatal W« Department's immediate elimina- • DINNERS DAILY t BTTNDAY m n. OIOBOK AVE. tion of 751 Army Reserve units SERVICE $89.00 PIANOS U - SaWfacti - Multtpltrs WOODBUDQK 8WMUT from t P.M. "probably is legal, but it isn't • OftDERS PREPARKD TO GO the intent of Congress." Rivers, STATION Ve Old Colonial Instruction CaD MI 4-1244 For Prompt Smlc* chairman of the House Armed I nl 'Hit' Kquipmont Inc. I Onai Mmi Wt*ArM|* • Cmtt Rakwaj A»eno« Services Committee, said the 1*05 Irving SI, Toning Ml-IIJI action wntild effect 55,000 men. BEST JARDOT SERVICE Carpet Service Open .mil PIANO COMPANY Every Nlte PARTS CLEANING Til 9 P.M. [HI AND ME <-M4« RECOIORING Firelgi Cars Mm II to 1 Ctmi Mtiat YOUR CAR OF SENTRY FADED CARPETS FOREIGN CAR Mittroyoles HENRY JANSEN& SON IN THE HOME AUTO PARTS & SUPPLY BKPAIM Sheet M«ul Work AIM Expert Installation COLLISION WORK MOTORCYCLE t% Watch Millll'IU- iN. KsM'\ Sl>. Roofing i:\mvAv Free Estimates • Bridgwton* • B«IMU1 BALLARD'S • PariUa • Uitd Gnttert tnd JEWELRY GIFTS EUROPEAN TRAINED Leaden WATCH REPAIRS CARPET SERVICE MECHANIC Tel. HJ-192* i Match the Mood of Chrifttmas 588 Alden Street Imported Auto Wwxlbrldp, N, J. Cersmlc Tile 4. 1MI SALES & SERVICE FUNCTCYES 1010 St. G«orft Avwuit KONDOR'S 1301 U, S. #1 AMERICAN AVENEL S1RV1CR (Nwr CloTsiieif) RAHWAY Real Estate Ustiigs GOLDBLATTS • Tims EDWARD SWANICK Dtilr «:3I AM. la llM TM. 381-8779 (•ive Her A Beautiful • Tube. Stturdlj 9:M *,M, to tW r.M. • AMWMliM CERAMIC TILE ME 6-9070 • ME 4-9752 JUST SIT BACK ALL: CONTRACTOR DIAMOND RING Aatomatic TraBtmiMkat including Mosaic titles RetwUt In Any Style New Joba and IDEAL WAY MOVERS Rikwa; Ate. * Grtea 8t Repairs of All Kinds Why Not Let Tbe Mounting WOODBRTDGE Fresh Eat 1$ $ up "7" McColleyi MB 447M « VA I-KW 40 Mary Avenue, Fords Move YM lour Credit Is Good (tlt«t 1 PJL) 1 Year To Pay VAUey 6-4830 FTM only on 75 KiUnutei LOVELY DINNER RINGS - PEARL RINGS • BIRTHSTONE RINGS Barker MOM CMI&FKI Oil WELCOME Silver Dinner Servic AGENTS WAGON Gleaming Silverware Sets NATIONAL VANS Small Appliances SERVICE Local and World WUe Movwi Stainless Steel Dinnenvare FRESH FROM OUR 1286 St. (korge Ave., Avenel BARBER SHOP FARMS DAILY FUS49U • FINEST QUALITY • 4 BARBERS Fill Tm CHI Bin With • WHITES & BROWNS Open An Account-Pay Next Year! Ithlfk PrtaihM Aathrocita • NO WAITING • ALL SIZES Plnmblig & Heating • PERSONAL Special Rate* for Ke«Uiiranto ATTENTION NUT or STOVE and LET US SELL ISM Streamlined PORTABLE TV U Yean In Woodbridge Chlkbtn'i Balrcuts 5 YOUR HOUSE! TOURISTER HI FIPHONOS Oor8p«cUlly U33 St. Ge«rg» ATC, Coloali ED FREY FV 21' TON (Form»rty with Clurlty FUl) Ult It With TRANSISTOR RADIOS School St., Woodbridie PIA COAL. $19.95 Tel. U %m\, ME WIU Weleoma Wag«aj ai Pat Stiao, Pn>p. Oldest on the Avenue PLUMBING LUGGAGE BUCK COAL $19.50 ELECTRIC SHAVERS Once A Try, Always A Buy I and Stem & Dragoset COLONU r«r Men and Women TAPE RECORDERS HEATING MAITOM Beaity Shops Electric ME 4-5500 • AVENEL Furniture 8«wer Senke 54 MAIN ST. t ISEUN m lunu AM. WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL! woodbridit, N. i. FORDS SAVE! MB 4-17» • CARTERET FAMOUS BRAND Shampoo SUMMER CLEARANCE "S«rvk« with a Smile" Slipcovers SET GAL. • ROCKERS t WOODBRIDGE t KECLINF.nS tmmlim Oil. NMlwial Btond. 34-hr. Hrvlaa an iH mkai of burnirk • DINETTES SMITH FREE § PORT READING MEN'S & LADIES' • LAMPS 3i&.ga? Ualteal For tail Mrofce jutl gin M a call. • BEDDING Plumbing and Heating INTERIOR t SEWAREN OHLt I1.M 186 lUouen Ave. Avenel Decorating CALL Salon 33 SIMONE BROS. SULO BROS. ME4-30S8 SERVICE BY WRIST WATCHES SL Ottqa Ave., CoionU LINDEN, N.J. 1K0 GUubetll Avenue Toilet* U 9-9093 Ptwoe: HU 6-2726 i Railway Kitchen Faucets ERNEST HU64K>59 > FU 8-1790 Gas Water HwUrs DECORATORS BuloTa - Longine - Wittnauer REPAIRS and HOME - APARTMENT AND OFFICE Bicycles Delicatessen REPLACEMENTS Elgin & Hamilton Liquor Stores Room Layoit • MIDDLESEX Sewer Cleaning fnnltuv Arrufentcnti Color Ctordfawtlwi - Engraved Fret Telephoue MKrcury Badf et PUnnlii| PRESS Fully Guaranteed SCHWINN TREAT SHOPPE Call or Write For Further Infwrnatloa Prlntloi Mntt bualaett la US R»bW«y Avenue WOODBRIDGE CUSTOM TAILORED SLIP. WHY many wayt. Helps ttf MM' BIKES Wood.brMge COVERS, DRAPERIES. 8ALK8 . 8ERV1CK • REI'AIK Uqoor Store, lie. * RRUPHOLSTERY aalei, »p««d operaUot* CBt Lawn Mower Service (Opp. Wktt* Church) ADVERTISE? WE DEUVER! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE c««ts. Left talk printtac la $2495»$200 And Repair • 8ALAUS at Their Best Because by reading torttu vl your buslnew. SAW iriLINQ • SODA FOUNTAIN CwflMt Stock of DontMtfe this you nave just 16-20 Green Street • FRESH BAKERY GOODS and Imported WIBW proved that people FU 1-5797 LINCOLN Botn and Uquor* OjKB 8 A.M, to 9 P.M, DO read the ads'. INCLUDING SUNDAYS M7 AMBOY AVENUE CALL ME4 1111 ME 4-U11 KEY SHOP WOODBRIDCE, N. J. Ult Qnen St., Iwlln OMtd WelMMbqr All Day FOR INFORMATION SINESS and SERVICE DIRECTO pi<<HTEEN Tnursday, Dncember 1' the 8tet« who ei- f wew FVfrr TWh, prftsidfnt; Jo- r*ntt to Ix- ilwni mituld* the Mate iwtii « fMt to *• Wdt e* on FBBBi'Miv a, IWM r* a qunll- KiermiUOT.E - M«mbm of'.vph Kopek**, first toce pnwj. Parking Area T OT if monntUR). fl*d %t*> r*ft1»t*r*d Alice ««y purmj.n' t,, th, i»n«* of ymir;^ m» »l»<-IIII«» "I rMlrtent «t 3hMM. -O" I,, daWil (the «,,., , 17 Onwn Strwt, bm rnlar(t«t its ten*innreliy "' " '" »i« " "> °** N .1 brtin, Nrw J«r»y T"Ur l»lir>' »' Mi" noil'"* pl«« Ir id**" TS THe MAMM than three time* its oricinal siro Tour rtrnin. • n «i'i *>•». »n" TO1 •hip. H. J ' !M in,! lv!« The »r>OT« rtwuKpMon * In at-, hfrrii, |, ., TfU.: UlUB In commenting on the nev denim to •.•"•r in tup «nnvi«l mj^--l^,,wn,|',ir In 'i""i ivn of th' *>h) nu- ,, lr*i» »f. rnroano* with » Wrrey merit 6y Wmihrt A spacious parking fnrill|i« now lfV)1)nty f p J amll, C. I * B, (Ut«»U1 ' ITOMTV THHI S\T WALTER RKADF Wy, Wood Avenue, were host* ti »n to "'* f|i-r-iiBi!»(l »t nnr«. rf- til* Mnemeobi, h»reait«iner;u and C;ir|pltr <;irl Seoul Troops, spon- tin i\ppurtenance* th»r»untri STKRLINC THEATRE "Beciuse of the continued pat- q\lMlUn| ixliK-i-rt lnl»rw' ; mi OM.V •mrrfl bv St. Orrlin's PTA. to- Glen Cassidy. of Virginia Bench h»llot b» r nywHe apptfMiBlm«, aod the, _, _ ...pfvif »'I!J. '!> t ruKirlT *•<(« " *"' Va., for the weekend. ronage of our old customers, and r«qU<»t, m t | or. r*r*re|oM, rtmalndet[n( 'his • D.hhir tli'> ,,, (Bl | bertRon and children. Richard ant MKl M>ntnlii' 'I,' fnrntnlnn Infor- an linen or ottiet property wrtetaoerti I/l\!i8 M I • Julie \nrirrws ROX OFF1CF or EN «:» Post K3fi will hold its Christmas and (^leaninK has another quality matton. i"l, ,tlll »lntw II'" -">""• "'f' " iiuulleit or to oe lnet«Ile( W(yKlhrld«» ~TWO TOP SHOWS St. Cecelia's Cub Scout Park will also earned an oulstandinR impu- P. O Box *1K srhool Ci . Robert Lobb. 75 Star Street, t Womtorl'itf*. N J. 111 M tTINKF. 2;W P.M. AI.I. STAR CAST be held, 7 o'clock tonight in St. tation for the excellent selection Joseph Mauceri. son of Mr. anc I.I.. ll/lfl/R5 W Cecelia's School, Room 107 Till: UNSINKABLE "(illll)RAH, THE Mrs. Joseph Mauceri, Madison of his rental formal wear fov men -The Middle Iselin Koinonin, of NOTICF TO V BROWN" THREE HEADED Township, who is now with the Notleo l« lirri-ny irtvfn that neaJert I he First Presbyterian Church, U. S. S. America. rOMPI.ETK COURSE bld« will ti*- m-Hr«d und opened and MONSTER" will meet toaight nt with Mr. and In ttio M\inlHn«l Coimrll ("hamhen at 10:00 A M on W«1nmrt«T. I>- "FLUFFY" _ ( O KFATl'RE - Mrs. George Wricht, 122 Dow Ave- ISEIJN - Army I'vl CenrRe W. r cember 79 l *'i »t Memorial Mun- Conklin, son of Mr and Mrs. * F.lvi* Presley nue. icipal Buiwinn. SI Mum Street. SIA. - MON. - Tl ES. deorge F. Onklin. W West ~" odbridK'. New jerwy fnr tti« "HARUM SCARUM" -Cub Scout Pack 249 will hold State School fotlowlni; Stuart Whitman its Christmas party, tomorrow 7 James Place, completed a three- week airborne course at the In- On« (1) Rosro Vllllt«I»r »'» Susannah York Every Friday ami Saturday P.M., in St. Cecelia"'* School Cafe- Propelled Modrl Roller (or equ«l) teria. Parents Meet fantry School, Fort Bennlng, Ga. OB» (1) Rnvo Model S5 I «* Bed FXTRA KOLOR KARTOONS Trailer FOR AnovE ?SANDS OF THE —Used toys in good condition The Ift-year-old soldier was grad- PLUS A BONUS FEATURE WOODBRIDOE — Two hundrec Btd* rnimt he mihrnlMed on pco- ;ire heing collected by the Wood- uated in 1965 from Woodhridge : KALAHARI" and fifty parents and staff mem poaal forms n"'t «r«>mp*nled by « bridKe .laycees for distribution to Hijjh Scbod. certified i-li«k It, the »n,«int of EARLY BIRD SHOW bers attended the first genera also the needy children of Ihe com- 10% of amount hid FVFRV SirNDAY AT 6 P.M. meeting and holiday social of t:h Tony Randall munity. Contributions should be Inlormatlon for hld'lern. nUnd- Woodhridge State School Parent II. S. in Vietnam trd propo»»l form. nperUI mrttwned Shirk? Jones CHIU>REN ALWAYS FREE loft at (be First Presbyterian than 1,356. enveJoipe «mi m>e<-lflriiiior» for bid- Church Kitchen as .won as pos- Association at the school. den can be picked up »t Uw P^ir- Marvin Mills, River Vale, tern oha^ng DntMirinienl, 2nd floor. M»- : "FLUFFY" sible morW Uimlrliw! HiUldtin during —The Sons of Italy Orphanage porary chairman, welcomed the working closely with the State the hours of i on A M, - 5 no P.M , » Town (Yninntl rrnrntu the motion of the general interest citizens in residential centers rljlit to ar Serviig Skiers Since 1940 lory Anv one wishing to donate bM», whirr, in lt« opinion Till he ;i ch.'ur may call Mrs Marie Sas- and well Itfing of the mental! and in the community. In to# bent Intfeirt of the Town- -n, at Wtt ?,i28, or Mrs, Kay Palit- retarded residents; cooniinatioi Alp. BOWCRAFT tn, ?«:i-22«2. of the aims of tlie school and the LEGAL NOTICES JAMHR A AM/lWAT Tho sfjoiral class for Ad Al- association; cooperation with pub NOTICK to rSRSONS IN MILI- IX,. 13/16/H tl M I,ire Dei candidates has been set lie and private agencies with TARY StftVICE OR PATIENTS V1TKRAXR' HOSPITALS AND TO Limited Supply . . . SKI SHOP fur 11:30 A.M. Saturday at St, similar aims; furtherance THKIR WELATTVES AND FKIKNDS NOTICE ( erolia's School. study, research and training ii If you an lit th* mltttATT Mrrtc« New Jerwy State Department ol KOIM'K 22 IT« a»rr»ce KiamlnaUo™ —A Christmas Fellowship sup- the field of mental retardation - ire • patient In a itttnaf hoa- SCOTCH F'l.AINS. N. J. pltal and dealr* to vot« or If you r«man. Oarteret Boro. I«T will be held 6:30 P.M., Satur- with the ultimate objective of as- a rdatlT* at a frU-od at a p*rton< . M4M per year Quality Kquipmpnt & Kcpiiirs lloarl Kentals who la In tt» mUttwy gentce or In) Firemen, Onrterec rVoro. MINIATURE BARRELS of WINE day, .it the Iselin Assembly of sisting each resident to attain hi IIKAD • IIOO.NKK • KASTINGF.lt pfcUent in » ntmni1 hospital *UW - *4J0 per year I Clod Church, hosted by the Men's maxmum potential. who. you b«He*», will ikaln to TOU Open to m»l« dttrena. two yean| % WIMTK STA(. • ('[•|«'O >( (PHMJP LEEDS & SON) Fellowship for the Women's Mis- David Rosen, superintendenl In t*w ani;u^! -— "^ ---" •'• reaident In Oarteret Boro I Member Ski Spm.ilisls Cuilri sionary Council. u» -.hsoJ district « uia ,owu- Announced cloang date for filing extended the encouragement atap ai WOOO*TMK« to be hftld on ;>pHo**on« December 31, 1W» For Hand-Mad* Imported (ITALY) Minlahir* Barr«lt lteli(?iouns instructions for his administration to the parent! FEBRUARY 8, IMS kind; write to eppUoaUoM, duties M>'' minimum I public school children of St. Ce- Ui# underaiirned &t one* mi' quallftoattonn vn>ly "> tienartment Conraining H Oollon Each of California Win* group. He remarked: lUcatlon for a miutary at of OIT*1 Berrlor m»io Hrrne*, Tren- celia's Parish, in grades two 'We have 675 children and ad- bajlot to be voted in nlUKh eight, will be held Satur- ults at present and we have ii to he forwarded to you, If you an Candidate* who file afipllraUora CREAM SHERRY • CREAM PORT • MUSCATEL day. !i :«) A.M., at the school, In the mUUary service or are a and «re qiiailfleii'llouiU '•'"ill roiion to Paondo continuous convenience and plea gerrlce ballot for i relatlTe or Senior Hlfth fvhool, Paullson Ave- plastic tpigot and cork bung . . . «a, p.m , at the (liven Street Fire- friend then maJce an appMo nue, Paeealc K J. 16.78 hose Hall. sure to children, parents and em undeT oath for a military «ervlce C.P. U/2-18/85 $10.00 ployces alike. We realize there i: lot to b« tonnrded to Mm. §1*4 St Cecelia's High School of Ing In your acvUcatton ttiait he In SHERIFF'S HAIR much to be done and are anxious Barrel may be converted into • Kt'liiliuii trasses will be held crrer ttie a(i of tnrenty-ona yean SUPERIOR COURT OF For Your Personal Inspection and impatient to achieve the UKI MaUng bit Bamf, terlal inun- beantifal lamp when empty Mimil.iy. 7 to H pin. Kreshraan twr, home *d(tr«t| and the »d NEW JKKSF.V and Sophomores will meet in the many goals we have set for your it wtUoh t» H atMtooed or oan be CHANCERY DIVISION cafeteria and Juniors and Seniors children." found. MIDDLESEX COUNTY Docket No. F 1401 <4 will imwl in Fatim.i Hall. Mr. Rosen introduced his stall HTW BBUOTIWICK 8AVINO6 IN- At Yovr Favorite Uffor Ptalw ALL NEW * ALL BEAUTIFUL 8TTTUTIO«, s runxiratloii of New —A meeting of Hoy Scout Troop and cottage supervisory person- Jeraty, la Plain tin and PETTO* CAL- 48 has been set for Tuesday, 7:30 nel. T. O. OADW. Banquet Halls available for your Wedding 8ecret«7, BoiW of Education ABfUBBa wi.l JOAN CAI>.RHESE, to if p.m., in VFW Post Hall, Robert S. Burros, Second Via Toworfiip of FwxlMd(* tlU wife, and hUHK 8IHE UORT- Reception, Bridal Showers, Bowling Banquets, Itoutc 27, with Keinhart Thorsen, President of the New Jersey As- P. 0. Box *2». School 8t. OAOI COMPANY R corporation of Wbodbridg*. ft. J. New Jersey, are IMemlanta. Scoutmaster. sociation for Retarded Children, Writ of KiecuUoa fur the sale of Office Parties, Anniversary Affairs and Bar IX. 12/10/W «B.m| —The Menlo-ettes, all-girl Jun- spoke on the need and value of Mitzvahs. (2) Rooms seating from 50 to 250 ior Color Guard, will meet Tues- day 7 to 9:30 P.M., at the Iselin de Paul Society will be held Tues- guests. Let The Lynn Caterers plan your affair Junior Iliyh School. day, 8 p.m., in St. Cecelia'; —Boy Scout Troop 49 will meet; School, Room 107. to perfection. Tuesday, from 7 to 9 p.m., in St. Cecelia's School Cafeteria. —The Jersey Aire Choms of SPEBSQSA, Inc., will meet Tues -A meeting of the St. Vincent There are itill tome available dale* day, 9:15 P.M., at VFW Post Hall for your Chri*tma$ Party. Route 27. —Bingo games will be helt \T\ Tuesday in St. Cecelia's Lourde; and Fatima Halls. Early bird 624 WESTFIELD AVE,, ELIZABETH Elvis fjames begin at 7 p.m. and regu EL 2-1654 • Ampl* Parking on Premittt In a Rocktn' Rollio' lar games at 8 P.M. Swingin' SpooT —A board meeting of the Met wood Chapter of the Women' 'HARUM American O.R.T. has been set for 8 30 p.m., Tuesday, at Edison SCARUM" Lanes, with Mrs. Daniel Kivitz NEW JERSEY'S LARGEST VOLUME DODGE DEALER president. Chairman for the meet- In metro color ing are: Mrs. Morton Lazarus, WINNER OF CHRYSLER CORPS'. QUALITY DEALER AWARD. Scr Ghidrah BatUe Mrs. Martin Lehrfeld, Mrs. Mor- For The World! ton Mandelberg, Mrs. Miltot Come On Down Marfcman, and Mrs. Vincent Me- "GHIDRAH Keever. TO CLAM and THE 3 HEADED —St. Cecelia's Accordion Bam PEANUT BAR will meet Wednesday, 7 P.M., i ^^ANAiT MONSTER" St. Cecelia's School Cafeteria. BUD'S HUT ^ —The Cancer Dressing Unit o In cutnuncolor the Federated Women's Club ffl Iselin will meet Wednesday, OUTERMKMf TOROUTt* JUNCTMH33 P.M., with Mrs. Betty Buckbeil CLAM BAKE M TOIL MFUHpto at at.no BtctiPT temporary unit chairman. 66 DODGF mints, i'HI. SAT, ^^m Model ALL YOU CAN EAT /» In Woodbridge We ii.M- only South liay long Island Clams Served every Chirstnias Thursday and Friday from 7 P M to Midnight and Saturday PUBLIX PHARMACY from ;t P.M. to Midnight. Gifts —•"-wwrsofiwi CLAMS on the HALF SHKLL • STKAMKUS • CLAM BKOTH FOR Headquarters SHRIMP SPECIAL Chicken 1 Basket ONLY Served Daily mm A KIT veil i0 Ur«e 111 Daily Jumbo Shrimp I U y4 Hill) Largest Selection Exclusive Agency (or Kmirli T895 99^ HALLMARK BARTONS bonboaatere CHK1STMAS CARDS NEW YORK. LUGANO, FRIED SHRIMP and GIFT WRAPS SWITZERLAND Luncheon Special CHRISTMAS CANDY Nerved Dally • Hut Oj>en Ku.nl. licit in Ilii' • t'ut lii.j»l or Mfit l.ual gifts for HIM gifts for HER WIUi witli SUslird l-ll-IK'lL tl It'j Gravy "INTIMATE" BKUT bj RBVLON CURRIER "AMBUSH" iVIAKi: NHVV VKAK'S KVI'l RESERVATIONS & 1VES by DANA V „ PUB I'OK OUR CLOVERLKAF ROOM JAUUAft "IMPREVU" li» COTV Ituffft, Noihi-mukers, A OLD 8P1CC KNGLISB "HOUBIGANT" Hats K krtaiu iciit $ 50 LEATIIEK by CUANTUXY MF 4 - 98D7 " " - / ^ • JADE BABI • CHANEL 1st •PAYMENT IN FEBRUARY CANOE • LANVIN DANTE • KABERGB THAT MAN • EVENING OPEN HOUSE NEW YEAR'S EVE 007 IN rAHlS CALL NOW FOR JilbO .... AT OUR BAR - LIGHTERS - • r KIN IK . CAMKKAH - MATCUABKLLI PIl'KB CKJAUS • VAKDIKV IMMEDIATE CREDIT O.K. HU 6-2374 Brim; tlio family! SHAVERS • OU BAHRV SUNDAY Private Dining Kooui Complete menu DINNER Bpedat CtiUdrem i Dltuftr UANM-CUABGES HONORED Delicious Norylaud Steamed Crabe Served .JW ^ * ESTABL5SHED 1945 91 MAIN ST. . S. Route i, . .>icmzFQ DEALCR 5^ CHRYSLER Dodqe-Dar'-Rencsclt Dealer AVKNKl. PUBLIX PHARMACY WOODBRIDGE : ;) MK 4-38U7 COR 0RATIQr, BUD'S HUT UM. Nurlll of t'luv'ril KKKK PARKING IN RKAR ' PKIVATK rtVI.ll IMKKINC. AHrV IN KICAH HIK HW l-'AKS 00 E.SLGEORGE AVE., LINDEN HU 6 2 374 (U.B.y . TW9&

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ittornn WOfJOMBM* - - Won] has 9mtojj eonlM Mrrier * wffl b« MU "** tthh t mddadd n Pintt Pd., I»SS, i* * FKMAU HELP WANTKD • Stendy wort. Qood wort life in Woodbridje snd the past the Drum, CbrHOwi H «r DuUfbj tkm liberal Mage bet Bts.B<« flv» j%m In Sh« WM "What Chid Is This", "Mary Had itvwtxw MEP MONEY? Hi, e/o Thlc Paper. JOIN AVON TODAY! Find OUt a member of SDverion Fire Com- Baby," "PanaHS" (French pany AnxWai tow eaiy it Is to pay op tt»« a/mt roll "Asfeta We Hare Beard back bill* and stltt haw m MM MAN School are her husband, on High,,," "(Dory to God " left over. For home Orad. to train for career In Adver- Ttorrai; a ton. Hdwird Tnimble ., M Junior Choir hit WUl; cr kHchw, pantry and halt bath. Two win aim "WeicotDe" and "Ttw SUflF BOARD gAU: - CON; room office with rate en- oo. TITAN. Order mm fw i tmnre and half bath, nay bo used MOBS JANET L. MARTINO Snow Lay « tbtt Ground." IS*1*1 wW BR 8-S7M U/U as a den or extra badraom ate. PORT READING - The funeral ttufr or MY of thtir Second floor three bedrooms, hall of Miss Janet Lois Martlno, aged minutt« LOOT and full bath. Garafa, oil fired », who died Tuesday night at SRir home, will be held Saturday morn- Brown ind White Collie, Ans- |g* m ft* to 91 Amboy Ave, or M8- ing at 8:30 at the Gn-iner Fimnral wer* to Joey, Under Doctor's hy Home, 44 Qreea Strwl. with a kj « or Mart of care. Vjelnlty of St. Oorse Ave ,MM. 11/16 n solemn requiem M-ass at 9: no at £, " mitt* •*> Mat known to mo owni * TRA <.r n Edna Humphrey, Mexico; Miss 925-6543 10 ft. tllty my rttount JIRHH satM •orUnrty •rom UM Inten Marilyn and WW Lorraine Joule, 914 E. Illmberh Av«. fiiurt IAI 1 tonn«d by tft« W«Ojrly aUfe Hnr o* MQREY IA RUE LAUNDRY CO. jbdfrie; taut iww&WMren; her UNOIN, N J. •I'PKRIOB COVKT Or aid aUtar w»y nith ttu Niuthm *n« Una of Italton 8trwt niimlm mother, Mrs, Mary Aim Goodman Doifv I AJ«. t* 4 • M. NCW JHMIT 1 THANrERT DIVISION tJ)«Dr« ID Hordi 8* Dtfjr(« M and a sister, Mrs. lily McNeil, Wnl a AJ*. t»l PM. ")*HI "imili ^tr MiniiUUIX COUNTY Wxt T5 fMt til t. poJBt; *»nr« (31 lidgerwood Ave., Eliz.-LJndcn Line Portsmouth, Va., a brother, Harry iot Do p.*nt In US andd Iftmnltwnll B. Uourar, *t Wwttrir tldt Unt ot Kit io It U Vbniraj, Mt wilt, »nd »llej my; Uienot (4) oontlrnilnn UMl Bank or MVWlttti IUCMI(( Mid Wiw.«-|y ^(1« Hn« of ml.l i «ht IMMMliDta, WMt of 10 ft ttlft »»7, 8outt o I)f«rtt (or «JM talc of •I' W«t 100 fttH to tti* P"ln' uut Nawly organized distribution center located in fettd OtUbm llth, II pttoti o< bttjnntim. tht Brnnn mom u pttt or iota 30 Woodbridge and to >rvft. greater New York, , to mt OVMMd tod (ttilTtrtO, tnd 11 In BlO'k 10 u laid nut un npotti to ttJ* M pubtto «n- nut? of Btmvrtn, Middle*i anility New Jeraey, New Entfand now accepting appli- i WSDMBOAT, tbt Mth DAT Jtnw «l«d in the Ommty . _ it . Offlct on NoTtmbtr le. \m cations for 1 I MM> Ho 1M In TMt Nn. of two o'oknk by tbt thtn Ttw miroiliiutt amount of tht iOdaltJ Of DWtUM judvntot to b* MtttJM tlrat, In the inerMOD of Mlt It Uit tun of Tweaty-I\>u» M the atMtn offlct Tboutand, Bftity IIMOWOO) Do! STOCK CLERKS I (Xninty i hn nun or Ut> ptiu loitntt to i aty of nn tnanttk. V i SttHtr Wtti Kit) «*• of thin »lt. PLAYS SANTA! , ttut mm er parcel oi Til* wbttrUw it—itt ttie rtfht iyln< (B4 la tht to aadjourdju n nid «1* rrem ttmt to i of J ... tn tlweotia- Male & Feyale Clerical btbtftMtaf Xn lime. MfeJ"* QUIT »• awb ttoBWeett IMM u « titr- atM e^T mah pewit u n«T >» . ALL APPUCAJTTB APPLY IN MO Inown wd Itujjiwttxi H aUny prorVtad by la* or rulM of I m Block *T-r u aboora en » CVmirt. Sold ttibjert to TOIKJKIIHIB of STATING QUALIFICATIONS A EXPERIENCE! |iniu:r<] "tup of Italapan UK aaJe, TTirt* attuatt la Roasavr H. JA11SOM iv. K»w JtotT" SotJ* 1"= Shfrtfl. MB. FRANK SCHREIBER •h, 1M0, prttpand for filing CKAKLSB L RODD, O'Bnto * BtAierntebraitt. AtC T Attn: Box M-225 106 00 Aranut, K»w BruMwlck, IX. U/1M1-M-1/S/8S c/o Thta Paper I Bud Map WM filed In tht Mid- iRMirra SALE (.lecl'a OfBot on surUiOR COUHT or [X, 1M0 M Map Ho. MM, Flit NIW JUIEV CHAkCjWT DrVIIION M«t Ui rattrlotioiu of noord MIDDUSRX COUNTY tinoua uuUtj (unit, Dodwt No. t tm M » kntrwn M 3 Uaplt n» Botrard Sayings IiutltuUoo Juutatnuf, Jrtw Jtrtty. corponMoo of N*W Jn»y, It the aunt pnmltti ooo- PtalnUff, ui(t Uwmrd O. Burks and HELP YOUR CHILD BECOME ui Unnl K Uounf and Mulou Burkt, hli Mt. Mid UTr* M Mounr, hit wlft by 4t«d NWUOD*1 CXtjr 3auk, a oorvomUon; '11 H Ootlliu Jr. and Sliann aad Br<<«tt Inc. a oorponttlon of AN EXPERT READER Hit, him wlit, u4 Utrjr J, Dtlawar*, an Dafendantt, Writ of wncnvTitt. To bt mardad Enoutton tor trie nJt ot niortgutd WttHt (tattd Nortmbw 15ih. 1HJ. By Ttrtue ot the nbore ParehU whose grada-school youngsters an experiencing Wrll. to n eipotc to taJt It diHkulty In mastering required reading; skills are ur(«d *o, Hit onl WKTHflBDAY, Uthe 12th DAT unount ot tbt of JANUARY, AD. 19W. it the hour consider a special 10-wtek Heading Development J*rogrartt;; • nt to bt) tatlttUd b) Mid ot Wo o'okH'k by ttM U»n prmll- "' turn of Bchtoen Ttiuut- scheduled again on Saturdays beginning early next yeaft'- » Hundrtd, Nl»ty-n>« iuf (dtnudard or Ltaylls'lil S&Tlni) Umt. Ui Uw IJMTUOUD of Uig n4d 001 DoUan mon or lttm, day, M ttw Shtrlff't Offl« In tht Deilgned especially to help slow and average readers im- ounty idrolnlatimtloa Buil tract or parcol of Ituul, (Jaw ID tltuats, lylll* Mid bflint In tin hour session combines a tested approach to reading excel- «UT to U TonitUr of Wuodbridiic. Ui Uit J <" nautoMoiM upon Ibt tier- Oouniy of M3(kU«ie«, Itt Uio »l«tt lence with individual attention by qualified Instructors, |« tuoh povtr M mar b« at N«w Jtncy: l*oHdtd br law or rulttuf Dt4ug kuowu uul d«4«mu«l u limited enrollment J8MJSS . Sold tubMot to oondlttoat ol Xa 11, U Mid 14 In Otaic 483-F u torn on t ctrutn rotp Call today for full details «. JAlOtOH Ut* of UooDtn Ukuor, Itcllii, Ntw abtrtS. trwr, 1H1" wtliiih nui) ni Bind In tht Ulddlmi OounW Clerku * BIXMUMT Offlct. MHob 7, 1W1 H Mm. Nu 0C6. Wit No. «7. Btliif 1I10 known u W Wt*t Otorft pUot, tort 11. N*w Jersey snurjrrs SALB BolnK U10 «un« prmiiliCB cuuvey- PERIOI COURT or •d to tht »bovt niumxl nmtUusui »*W .USEY by t DM Uaicb nth tMi or In tM and ttit inut of tbt abott tt*ted wveralou or rtwiwknit. ramtlniltj t<> mt dlnoUd tod daUvtnd, uul rtiiudndtn, rtjiu, Itvuw and proflto Ibtrtof. AMD AlflO all Uie >tb "AT t>t*tc rlsHt, MUtl, , lnttrttt,, j at tin ty. oii, olatm tJld dtotuld by i u w«Jl lu tow at In «q (»ltuldud or yi Ulty, irf WW i>rtti' nt"- ; lu i ' of Htw Bruatv trttr iMubtd to or utt ttMTwp. of Ulu t Mil^i N J buo not 1» limitation ^ la tt, By II miy houtrtiol | l'"'!ii«'t*' a th tn uut lunJimtor dtjtortbwi, j _. Xu with ttM II' ut. Mid aiMll bt deuntd Ui bt fli turtt wid » p«* »» dowt ' Mi» tbe ix*ubii»Uo» dix An. tl M* »' K 30 wood «««i!i>« . . i Pttct o( Bagaiuan It* wiiroiiiiwit* wnount ot tht H I«M M and I ludgnntvtto 1» aotMtd by «1<1 tht Woodbrtdft iila!It tin turn or UKhteeu 11u>ut Jnd TOW* luudred. Tw (•18.S10.00) to oclten mer» or !*•, 1«'i'*w^ tonUitr wt«h ttit oott* t ,,, 0 0 D In OB 1 11 tubtwlbtr rwerv to *djoiiro «a« «»« »>xl (kti«D»Md M Nu. 51 A of «<* pow« W D)»y V« »«uut, A««utl, N. J dllly DTOTWtiWl l bT ll* » « > »t>i>ruiinuit« Mnount at Court. SoJd object to ooudlUoii. a ..iitrlta.h.i«. "I »tt«*j«ajM•»•.m«** »• "•'•*• «"i to bt wtlaflcd by ,t.r Ufilfat tt-.l-. Mr|«*l »f f• ••* t»IO IMM. »«rt (Hiaklt •»!" »•»' luturf*— •*•«*•>*"•• V»»r. •rf«c«*)t)tt tjt» —* I'VKCJH & p. ••» it ahtri tl At«|t la» "en tl |WW Ml* J« with the coatt of thlt i AMun "'I'lk-rlber mwrvta the r Thursday, December 16,19G5 TWENTY land phnWata, Bat , over rirty-fiv* years old and have It has a touch of oH sflrnt or "Ttm Man wtth tin Rons" . . . money for a hospftai room without movie »lap-stl(* with • pte-throw- been Retting iwial security for K diffennt A Th« CBS News apeclaJ "The [paying the Hiree dollar* — IIIR scene and a Valentino love almost a yenr youn U«*i the: ffc.irch for iflyisM," originally JM** FILM REVIEW scene between Curtis and Miss Do you think It would be best can of Mmaalf in tt» tact of the | scheduled for October or Novem TV Today and Wood. for me to let them take three dol- danfwj that N>r, won't be seen until cnrly lars each month out of my S. S. I Dear Loulga, Finally, a* an Added touch, j i havt Ben carrying hwplUl ularly so If be la J next yenr. Hard man to find . . . THE GREAT R and give up this insurance or not? My young son has started tn VKt Tomorrow Pilots based on the old mnvir.s Ilore I* another movie in which !S^ "iinairance lor • Rood many years Ctjindmother-Va. nd my httsbnml thlnta he "The Paleface," "From Her* In Slwaft/lfh^Mtisalm Iho peopln nre intont of winning r . d there are several Eternity" and "This Gun fnr a rare, this time with nulomo- i Answer: miU sn By Rnlf Wood sings a Mancini hit and am Inmnd with wry satUfae-] " ^^.s to cross Hire" are planned. hilcs. It's full of lauchs :is the I certainlv would not give up |rnffie Fonlure Editor J»ck I*mmon's performance is tory. Now I have recrivH this my other insurance now as that Nis fnr whooi cb|Wren PATTY Dl/KE IE ENCAGED follow the roiirse; TV Oaldc imrtp at least called extraordinary, jnotice from tta government that go^rnmenl insurance will not be |TO A former assistant dirwtnr ew Yrk , ran «* ' am New York to P.iris, vi.i Siberia ' "***"< available until next .hiiy. Nw». ^ when he *™ a child \BISE LANE, long thought of \m im show, Harry G. Falk Jr.] The hero. The Great Leslie is Also starnng are Arthur OTon-. li i nell awl Vivian Vane*. | whether t vmi pn? ttie rrrnr ^^ wns ^\ for jlnmor girl, plays B hinlo . Bnritnne Nelion Eddy is IliHphiywl by Tony Curtis The vil BUDGET B1AUTY SHOP 'dollars for the in>=ur.inrc to Uw> " ^ ,„ yoii or Amos Burke, SrcrPl voice of the wlmle on W.ilt His j linn, alwnys in black, is pl.iyed Where He w« n?r(M1<1 write to f govemmerl according to the , PERMANSNf WAVES hy Jack l-cmmon. Ami some- MotorisMotori t - hink ;. n! Im identnlly, that series is neyn "Music for JOINS PEACE CORPS ,, !Ll "LTv! ^f f 11 rflc 1v ! medicare bill. i X" »" * , Wife - Pa OITB i , Bewitched stnr where in the pirture. N;ilalie c w \Y.'\W% aired in Franre under Tucson. Arii. -.The remarkable » wj>s owdn« in the. middle of ing soci.il securitv piiymant.1. ! 'I'lf ill L'Homme a ia Rolls, Mnnltfrmicry Rave birth to an-jWnod appears as a girl reporter. thin* about Kaymond Keith, a, the block. other son. Her husband, William There are ththee usual and un joining the Peace Corps is not his Policemai - Don't tell me that, $34-0715 Ashor. is the show's director . . . usual obstacles to be. overcome. excellent prades, but that he is'Hc's right here at the for ippohitiueul Illlrondwiy director Morton Da These are placed in I^slies way blind. Having been blind for 15 *tm>t a reminder... ; rosin will produce a pilot film fnr by the villian, Professor Fate years. Keith carries his sliare of] Motorist - Well, he was ill the I'HS, |).i|)hne!, the story of a mad and Max. his assistant, played by the load with 37 other Peace middle, of U* block when I hit r,i|i uiilnw. who will be played hy Peter Falk. Corpsmcn assigned to Panama, j him. OPEN M;nireen O'Hnrn . . . Ninn Foch .iml I'Vrnindo Lamas will be in YOUR .i pnir of Combat! episodes. IIITA HAYWORTII, SELDOM .'IKKN ON television, will act in 1066 ;i linited Nations special "Pop- pies Are Also Flowers," a dra- matic show about narcotics, up- CHRISTMAS coiniiij; early next year. . . Rich- ard Cli.imherlnin (Dr. Kildare) CLUB today sines on Andy Williams' show. llnyley Mills is another guest. And speaking of Kildares, Harry .Ohl MERCURY FE1>ERAI, Morgan, who was a member of \} Havings A l-oan Ass'n Richard Boone'r old repcrtotryi 117 Main 8tVW(XXlliTlclR« company, will be in four of them,

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