THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY urn Serving Woodbridge Township, Carteret and Edison

Published Wwkly t to* Clan Mid Woodbridge, N. J.( Wednesday, May 14, 1969 On Vltinnitf TEN CENTS At P. 0. Woodbridit, N. J. ntra-Township Mini-Bus System Seen Study Started French Will be Spoken Here WOODBRIDGE - You tin According to the mayor, Dr. Chevance came Uack people in American bonus. When Dr, Chevance got in On Feasibility doubtedly* will hear French Dr. Chevance was disturbed to the United States and went This will be assumed by in- touch with him, Mayor Ba spoken in the municipal when he found how active the to see another classmate, dustry. No salaries are ex- rone said he immediately call- WOODBRIDGE — A study to determine.the feasibility nf building and in various Communists were among the William Kendall, executive pected and the visitors will ed Woodbridge Area Cham- implementing a jitney or mini-bus system within the Town- Township industries Cor a secretary to Congressman students — selling them the be covered by insurance dur- ber of Commerce for assis- ship has been initiated and an investigation has already be- month in August.. Peter Frelinghuysen, who at ing their stay in the States. tance with industry which has gun of the possibility of obtaining Federal and Slate financial idea of how fine Rus.su was. one time represented Wood- It is the result of the "Dis It is the hope of Dr. Chev- been forthcoming. It you are assistance for such a project, Mayor Ralph P. Barone an lie discovered, too, that no bridge when it was a part of interested i.i having a young nouueed today at his weekly press conference. The city of cover America Project for one was promoting the Uni- the Fifth Congressional Dist- ance to bring >oung French- Young.French 1'coplc". snon- Frenchman take part in your 1'aramus has obtained a demonstration grant for a similar ted States, lie discussed the rict. It was Kendall who told men into direct contact with sqred by The American In- the Americans; to show them industrial or business life, get project, the mayor said. matter with the mayor of Chevance that Barone was stitute • France, Montpcllier, how Americans live and in touch with Roger Johnson Montpellier who is pro Amer- mayor of Woodbridge. At the "The need for short-haul bus transportation within lh» France, same time Kendall put Chev- work. at- the Chamber of • Com- Township has clearly been proven", the mayor staled. ican and they Agreed that the ance in touch with the "right Among the visitors coming merce. "Therefore, upon my direction, Robert Rosa, Director nf It all started when Or, lime had come to promote Yves N. Chevance, of Madi- people in the State Depart- from France will be young T h e American Institute. I'lanning and Development has already met with officials son, a classmate of Mayor better understanding between ment" where he got a warm doctors, young men interested France, has the full moral from Federal Department of Housing and. Urban Develop- the young people of France reception. in government, chemists, ment and the Federal Department of Transportation,1' Ralph Barone, at Rutgers' support of Sargent Shiver. Newark College, went to the and the United States. The The only Expense attached tqaehers, physicists, workers, American Ambassador Hiisii has also discussed the concept of a jitney or mini bin University of Monlpeliier for exchange program was de- to the project is providing farmers and future business system with the State Department of Community Affairs and his doctorate. cided upon. room and board for the young men. . to France. the State Department of Transportation. VKRY Ki:\ MSGIt. (.Itll I IN mmmm^mmmmmm v*:3Kw:;™^^^ A jitney system is presently operating in Atlantic City and 2.VMI ANNIVKIISAHY: SI. the mayor has asked Rosa to analyze that, city's service rn James I'arisli will sponsor ;i well as others to determine any benefits the Township may Strong Appeal for More hall Saturday, May 2-1, in hon- derive from their experience. Top New Jersey Artists or of Very. Itev. Msgr. Mau- rice P. Griffin, who will he Two-fold Problem School Aid Made by Mayor marking his 25th year as a According to Rosa, the Township's transportation prob- priest. There will be dinner lem is two-fold: and dancing, with a 10 piece To Serve As Judges At WOODBRIDGE - A strong lion in two years our actual • Many residents, such is senior citizens, without auto- amount of State School Formula orchestra providing the music mobiles find it almost impoisible to go from one part ofth« appeal for the proposed State aid from 11:00 P.M. to 1 A. M. to schools bill, which, if adopted Aid has been cut by an aggi'e township to another by any means of public transportation. would provide Woodbridge Town gate of abeut %'l million in the Tickets may be obtained by • Even those who own can are finding it more difficult, Tercentenary Art Show ship with an additional $3Vi mil- same two-year period. In therailing any of the following: during peak traffic periods, to travel within the Township's lion in annual State aid*-was same two-year period, Wood Richard Dunigan, fi:t4-0tij!0; boundaries. delivered by Mayor Ralph ' P. bridge did an outstanding job John Coley, 634-349!*; John WOODBRIDGE — Three out tion, Somerville Art Group. Newi judged and demonstrated at lo Aquila, 6:i4:!152; Joan Ander- A jitney or mini bus system would assist those without standing New Jersey artists will Providence and Belle Mcade Art cal state shows. Barone at a public hearing held in attracting new industrial rat vehicles and would also generally aid local traffic by keeping ables. These facilities resulted son, s for his work including third to the 'tune' of about two mil place at the Grand National Art illustrator for the Reader's Di and examplep s which showedjithj M Food^.'vunp !>r;ui.v .•; lack nf nuiii.1 ^ ,ns| irtation at a reasons M<' The judges are Mary Ellen gest, American Legion, Boy h iibl fthl lion dollars — or for every prop .Silkotch, Pisc»Uway: Exhibit, sponsored by the Anier the- present "inequitable sfthool price within the Township's boundaries, mothers and fathers , y |t Scouts. School Text and chil- aid formula has badly discrimi- erty tax industrial dollar we S. Wyllie, South Plainfield and ican Artist Professional League brought in — we lost more than are gradually spending their time being chaffeurs for their held at the National Art Exhibit, dren's books. Fifty of his paint- nated against Woodbridge Town- children, the mayor stated. Charles Waterhouse, Edison. ings and drawings are in theship's predominately home-own- two dollars in State School for Renewal Set Miss Silkotch, a portrait "and sponsored by the American Art mula aid. What incentive may I "We keep a pretty accurate barometer as to people's proh ist Professional League held at USN-U.S.M.C. Art Center, Wash- ing property taxpayers." landscape artist has had one- ington, D.C. ask is there in bringing in new lems and their needs", Dr, Barone continued, "and the need man exhibitions and her work the National Academy, New Another Township resident who industry which benefits the state of local transportation keeps cropping up every time." York, first place at the Washing- May 19 to 21 has been shown at national and / He is author illustrator of appeared at the hearing was Roy economy as a whole and crip There is no public transportation between Woodbridge an. in a better unfl then do not complete the to assist Mayor Ralph P. Barone Space movies from NASA and a position to make service of these a community like Woodhrn(^<. work, or do it inadequately or in opening the gala event. The 20- minute film on the American WOODBRIDGE — Ma yorwell as the one in England and j Court Notices upon them," while only seventh large*! T improperly," said Mayor Ba Mayor's Colonial Guard willjFlag. There will also he a ehil Ralph P. Barone announced to our own. FATHERS' CLUB ELECTS population has the fourth hi^ • tone. post colors under the direction'drcn's theatre, a rock n rollday that his letter of greetings Mayor Barone's letter wasj COLONIA — The Fathers! Galavsi told members of theschool district. The so ralied i< .; The bills would no longer per- of Herbert Blitch. The guard isjband for the young folks. to the Council of Woodbridge, read in its entirety to the towns j Club of Colonia Senior Ili.ghi •?rt>ss,,that he wtuld refuse to Six now already receives SJ7 <«> hi ?, per student more in school ,v I mit the bank or finance com- folk of WoodbridgWoodbridgee , EnglanEnglandd . Its School hhaas selectelctdd a slatlte ass '' iv»ny to deny responsibility for text is as follows: follows: President, Edward j "The Sheriff's Office would than any other community, v. > <*. the Township. A military band'Tn , of students, was cordial- Woodbridge pays higher r*-r ' < the contractor's shortcomings, will play. ' llonial "GREETINGS!" ,Baureis„ . ,; vice president, Tony have much more time to take the Mayor indicated.' , , ,, i , ,, . . .Schwartz; treasurer, care of its obligations', Galassi pita property taxes for sr iI•,..I Early Birds Get Gifts purposes than any of th<- "Under the present "holder in On behalf of the Municipal p, 1CV1recordinU11gS spcr, said, "if it did not try to usurp due course" law, onCe the con The "early birds" at the fair [English Wnodbridge municipal Council and the residents of "•-' " correspondingly,, duties of the prosecutor's called Big Six. Tour planru 'I !• will benefit from many free (lifts igoverning body. Township of gislation i.s just further dis had is assigned (or 'sold') to Bak)ne learnp(l of his secretary Joe Coleman. Chair ;offlce and tne |oca| police. For a bank or finance company, the to be distributed at th'e various Iyer's: Middlesex County New Jersey, >m(ln are'Ca, Dont|e||v Service; ination against the small h«>iv• friendly reception by way of a. I wish to cordially extend to; ; I'ritly we made an r consumer must pay the note exhibits Some of the exhibits] Ar( Dangel spetia] vpn owning property taxpayers f will be under canvas—others' K(J in and made a nar • ven if the work is not done at A drawing of the 1 which resulted in arWoodbridge Township and o;l.- will use booths—but all will be! paper "Woodbridge Reporter & dents of Woodbridge. Kng ;ford, membership. On June raid similar communities Ilia! i » or done badly," Barone con- versary commemorative coin and, p We then found out that free of charge to the public. : Widtham Market Mercury,", our sincerest greetings rests, / ; tinued. "Therefore, the consum- fhhp FatherFatherss . dubwi] wi]1 a equally in need of such mid The anniversary committee,! was received just before press dated April 17, 1969, which wasjgood wishes. er really has no remedy against time and was approved by ts dinnedi r fof r ,„ ^^ h ffthe Slier.Jf s office, had the place al state revenues. Thpirfoir • • itself, will have a booth at which received by Mayor Barone yes- Tnjg greetm(, wj|] be deliver-[have won varsity letters, illndcr aml ni ver an unscrupulous contractor who Mayor Ralph P. Barnne and ave won varsity letters Lold us *"™"™< about il If tliaftimc 'was (strongly object ti Lhe ,y> <• >' • • coffee mugs, brer mugs, ash tcrday !cd to you by means nf a delr^a•! In Srptembpr.the club will he (irparts from the scene after as- Miss Ruth Wolk, 300th anni- spent in their rtutirs as outlined Urban Ajd' Bill." trays and ten-inch dinner plates, "I am especially rnthustd tion of 13 young ladies from; host. i. mning the installment sales all bearing the anniversary ppal versary chairman, John J. o hv Ryan fn., Ambov Avenue, 'about thai parr of the clipping;Branson's College, in Wood " " will b*> on sal* Al^n r>n sal? "ill «hirh inditarH Hiat rh» F.n^lish hridgr. England, who visirrr1 Sheriff s office DEB BAM, FORMS v*si'm nf thp WcvwiHridflf, thrnugh whom the m;); nnr|p!;tpffrr| Manv man hf lard? and small dprals of thr Wftndhridep Ounnl »?r»prl to with u« this 30th. flsy nf Nrnrrn »| (.nlnriia Senior Sr hr» * ii frherlulrd for to rr»ln» w»r» nrdprH, wm in li'inf; arc cr/ietr hv thf Sh'Tiff = annivprsarv sr-alis and 17 * 22 ;;irp now avail.'iliic f'n inch •'f>i''s 'if Ihn Township sfv fin ils iprrpfitPnarv '.\ilh iriv'w* this in I'HiFl, v.f ;ir» Mr. Ryan gave ii ' tw m j iJfl-iiil jiiic Mall fit-h.1 ,n fully in Jimf, i v,. Hit r u 81l er:ar > j' °" ^••"(.u-fi. dautMei of Mr unt of Hit TuiUiihip and|ij*i fi^ tti« W"i/;jUi.ij5 y I The mayor aho noted frurn,(jratiug uur 30or.ii i ., •• - • » I - illI_^JJ '\."i .. * '.7 ..-. * ^'1 1 i The Tuv,ri:hii> s e*»r:u lo be told, nut»[\iu»4 tu all iu | .fifiumiiUjr pavlnge, lui.al re Itb* artitle JU tb«. Enjli»ii.L»vn-!»» « i-harteitJ municipality " A Ch^Ju,h jtti-r cjrii.iiiuu.usit af trie •' >. 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LEAVER-PRESS ' News Drop Carter* mn llcni tr pk*tographi ay %• left at Tttk Phot* Shop, M Cooke * Carteret, tppotta Borough Hall, or cut h* mallei direct to main offlco at M Of en Street, Woadbrldfe, N. I. Serving Woodbridge Township, Carteret and Edison r Entmd u M Clam Mali At P. 0. Wooribrldft, N. J. Woodbridge, N*J., Wednesday, May 14, 1969 Publltfwd 4 On TEN CENTS r\ViTERET Appeal For Financial Aid pjKWSFRONT Made By First Aid Squa\d

CARTERET - The IJ.Mli 1 lk ,,f IS Atlantic Street, and Leslie P. Trinity .iii ihnniKlitniii our country, lhc.1 ii industrial calls, 7 transports.' , Mill of Carteret, are among 267 Union Col nual fund raising drive of ihc men deserve tilt plaudits of IhelWi medical rills requiring irans ' ., an- receiving educational benefits of the so Carierei First Aid Siiuail is! people nf Cartc-rct for their tlevo [gxirtiition t" a hospital, and 2!> ringing into iu Ihir.' week :thm to help the poor, the under : miscellaneous calls. ir v 1<1 1(l hp slck ",l,,'ui I r, percent of Union Colleges entire en According to reports coming I ' ' lK'd - i\ ik an4* injureij d ,|(> j|a, fi , llM y n PCtl ! up pOrt l Sl mi , •erLh, ., PVr1o.l by Mrs. Paul W Selhy, financial aid '»"' squad headquarters Iron, I ' . 1 -^ l .? ' ! Araho A y (ieneral 67. Kahway u|> Hn(l If you can Me-; in,lil(|rs 133 students in the Day Session, and Michael Palinkas, Thomas Wai '*' runted if ™. ran jmorial 20, Klizabcth (jcncral 7 ,- Session. Many of them are veterans of the . , 1 , •" iniunai ai, r,uzaneui ucnerai i l c l k<> and Stephen Tcrrict.ski. Sr. ™ ™ "b"te money you can and 0[her ho^ , . ^ area lvp Ll m m sup d a the campaigare nencourapini managers,; contn |«,, ., ? "™.. > .*V" i 10call. Thers handlee werd bey squa2 DOA'sd member. 24s nmlnji'k. 11 Hermann Avenue and Marie S. Pro •mtions are encourapini;. T VT0" «"* handled by squad member r.nilinstnn Sireet, Carteret, are among 31)0* Many people that cannol tll V 1 S Ofanponses and rebellious behavior! responded to, 15 home accidents, 1.933 miles for the mo.ith. nr College Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, in y of men in education, ha.i inducted 40 new //. S. Concert Bai\d its total membership to over 230. Among Talalai, Beam, S Night iur W. Sisko of SI Hermann A.ve , Carteret, Concert Saturday nrment. Newark State College. Conducting Busy CARTERET — This Salur day evening, May 17, al 8 Program Set Ill'I.PS DEBORAH HOSPITAL: Photo shows Mayor Thomas Deverin making donations U» lh« i in| io he accepted Into National Engineering Honor P. M. the Carteret High School Carterel Chapter of the Deborah Hospital which is conducting a (iind drive this month. ,, v,urk College of Enftaecring was Mils Susan GOP Campaign Concert Band wfll present its i \,»aik. me of 45 NCE itttdenta elected to the so- Spring Concert in the' high Bv Sisterhood Im ]',m Pi. on ThttrwUy, May 8. One of the few CARTERET — An aggressive CARTERET — The Sister IAotlS Set campaign is being conducted by school auditorium. Admission Form Deborah Hospital ,llir|iinl into (he society Susan is majoring in is $1.00 for adults and 50 cents I hood of the Carteret Jewish Com | l-eonard S. Talalai and Robert munity Center will hold their Eye Screening ICTTlll . i nminrerinK and avtrafln* 3.S grades out of a for students. The program will II. Beam, candidates for the Re Mothers' Night Program on ill.l (I io. The NCE chapter president Is John C. feature U numbers ranging CARTERET - The Carteret publican nomination on the Bor May 19, at 9:00 P.M. Gene Chapter Here; Campaign |||,. Ill I JlllTPl. from classical to pop and Lions Club annual Free Eye , , . nii!{h Council, according to I»uis Brenner, a talented comedian Screening program will again i ii i.i , t c J II . r>i u "rlando, president of the Repub should prove to be very in- : A 'J Cn who has appeared on the Mike be herd at the Lincoln School jr and Rosary Society of Sacred Heart Church i A r ri k ; teresting. Come out and sup- Douglas Show and the Merv For Funds Under Way lcan AetlA ami Timothy Famham, also a past member of the Pol- full• •-y frame- d for the PTA. [Center Installation on Saturday, ness and Professional Women's St. Joseph's Schafal and Louis seeking donations, Mrs. llan< Blip .-n,l Cold Dinorr will he held al 6:30 P.M. May inn Alliance. Mrs. J. ' Klimek 17th at PM [Club will be held on Thursday, Fanigrqsso. teacher in Carteret has announced that on May 26. \ - High School, both from Cartrret. K die /mil Kvaneeliral Lutheran Hall. Arrangements have been com [evening. May 22, at Catholic George Black of West Carteret Although a newcomer as a there were still some cookies for] First place winner was Miss • nip to .Mjstic Sea P»rt, Conn., will be held June '.'I. candidate. Talalai has been ex- sale. eted for the Sisterhood Donor War Veterans Hall on Carteret will be the first Carteret resi- Dinner on May 28th. It will be! Avenue, at which time newly Jane Volpe, 169 Norwood St. bus «i!| I, ave at 8:15 A.M. from thp Carter?! Shopping tremely active in the Republican; Members of the, Carteret tleill to b pp elected officers for the 1969-1970 Newark. She atte'rids ""s'acre"ii! s . ? sponsored to the hos- Parsy serving as a campaign School PTA voted to give three pital by the Carteret chapter, can be made with Leonard Cohen. City. Buses will leave Club year will be installed by Heart School, Vailsbur^h and • » » coordinator fen- Woodbridge,,$100 scholarships this year. The Deborah Hospital, located the Shopping Center at 6:00 Mildred" McLean" of Summit,|**f, by Gold Star |^t She will repre in Browns Mills, is operated n New Jersey long before he the recipient of a $100 scholar Washingtong , D.C, | from its various chapters her clubs will be guesls. The 1.1th throughout New Jersey. inu i for dancing. received.,the presidential SeconSd d placl e went to Miss Birthday of the local organiza- The hospital is a non-sectarian ination, aii^was campaign man j On May 28. the Carteret High| Anne Marie McVeigh,. 205 Van- Paper Drive ;ion will also be celebrated. The institution dedicated 1» the treat- for the" 1967 GOP Assem-!School PTA will have a fashion; n delinda Ave., Teaneck. She was £1 milun< is in readlofti for the annual bazaar to be .National Federation is celebrat- merit-** tuberculosis, operable N Joseph** Parish beginning Wednesday, May 20 nfy "candidate from District 7C, Ishow presented by the Home Ec- ing its Fiftieth Anniversary this sponsored by St. Anne's Post _ onomics Department. Members Sat., Sunday 1076, Fairlawn and attends,. Stilling cancer and corrective open mu M;iv 25. Be m month and it will be the, theme 1 Anastasia School, heart surgery. " are urged to attend this meeting CARTERET—The St Joseph's ^Mir will be held near Ihe Tvrnpike in West Crateret. of the evening. A medal was presented to Miss Beam, a lifelong resident of an() see lhp beautiful work done Holy Name Society will hold its A film which tells the story of W.1M1, general chairman jus enlisted various or- Carterertt t brnbringg s youth intint o the Arrangements are in charge of Loretta Lenau, 17 John St., Car- Deborah Hospital and its human- Ollr SUKjPnts. monthly paper drive on Satur- i.ii•, <•( !ii( parish to assist him. ; campaign. H is a 1965 graduate Elsie 11. Bartok, assisted by teret who was Middlesex County itartian work, is available for e [day, May 17 and Sunday, May J•" r.s uilr be awarded, inclnding a 1M9 Impala car, ;of M on mouth College and Wanda Anderson and Elizabeth winner on March 23. A platuie showing to organizations and pi-i"n MI and radio*. 'Hi American Federation of llu&ici- 18. Please deposit your papers Hochfelder, Reservations can be was presented to her for Holy rently is a science tied, on, the clubs. Any person desiring to be- 1 made with them or any member Family School which Miss Lcn- • • • Sayrevillc Junior High School. ^- fn,llvi~rs ek come a member of the Carteret iau attends. Mrs. J. Kliinick mh-nt Fred Gombos announced today that no graduate of tl^ Cartercl! B«m v^ooe of ^he founJc« ||™ of the Club. chapter, can contact Mrs. A This week end Mrs. Anderson, jThird Vice President of St. Elias in-i miued in - ie7willYe George" DaVi's ofJer-lm Atlantic City. Polka King Will The purpose and accomplish- CwiK'ii Advisor at r Klizabeth Jane Jaquus. and!sey Qily fflme | — nien>ts of Deborah Hospital *(• 1 uinor lli:-,'h , Robert I!. Jr., attend St.! ^he monthly children's movie Rni.l,oLir ,t( Arts \Pluy At Dance summed up in this motto: "H* "I leehniclan First Class Antbowy S. Miknski eplis R.C Church, lie also; ;n i Sunday M , i nfltltelor Of Alts He is active with w bc he d on Maa y 18Rli CARTERET — Walter Surow who serves humanity serve God n of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony S. Mikuski of 15W1 s corresponding secretaryjbeginnins at 2:00 ka, president of the Polish Amer-S. • • he who serves DDeborafc ^u•.. Carteret, was advanced to his present rale Alullll1 l 1 This! For W. A. Bodnar mouLhi College i -""h" ;aiuI| sociasociall directodirectorr ill Kappa I month "Rumplestiltskin' . (Col icaJi Club, Carteret, aimoimced' serves both." 11 in-.; jlM>ard the guided missile cruiser L'SS Al- CARTERET - W, Alan Bod- •'•"• \ilantic Ocean. nar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wai- today that Frank Woynarowski, ter Bodnar, a4 Lekk Avenue, jthe Polka King, will make his '• HHi-mrnt was based on time in *rrvir> and iler ^ Carteret, graduated Monday first appearance in Carteret in '•'• JiMH'arance, performance of duties and his Coughlin Seeks sociutiM7when irgained nation-i! ! ments and food will be avail- from Villaiiova University with several years on November 15. !| Navy wide lest In promotion. 'able. the highest honors. j A large attendance is expect J1 • !•. eqaipped with both long tnd intermediate 11 •• '• • 10 *ir guided mUsllti, as well as mounting Bodnar who received a de- ed at the Saint Demetrius Com Open Primary gree of bachelor of arls, was munity Center. The club intends "•mile iiickrts. CARTERET — Thomas Coi*h- credited with summa cum 1 to make H a gala affair and will lin claims he deserves theJRin* laude in the honors program. I offer valuable door prizes. consideration as other Dcuioc|.u- tic candidates in the forthcom- |/'« I'luta is Elected ing primary election. . ~~ Benefit Concert by H. S. The coniiileration Coughl.to"(s requesting is for an open- pri- of VFW Post mary where \ all the eandidjtss running fur office will be given 11'lui Pluia was ally Day Chairman, 67 GM, Voice Concert Band is Success the same opportunity to present • mii-r of Star of Democracy Chairman, U7B81. their case to tlie party and tiw CARTERET — On Thursday Soloists; Linda Kish, Gary " V F.W. at the Veteran's Day Chairman. 67-68; public. evening in the Carteret Jewish Hous. Piano aecompanisi Rich lonor Guard Dance Chairman, Coughlin will be vicing for a Community Center the sounds of ard Meiey, 1' ]*d iiitu service 87 68; Chairman of the Dwlica council seal against mrumbeirtj nusic anil delightful singing cap Selections included: Love is a tion of Post Colors; Co Chair Raymond Abazia and Roy Jack- •••d over->eas in tured the audience at the Concert Many Splendeied Thing, piano 1 man of "Back up the boys in son who are endorsed by thtt ihi- Phillijjine presented by members of the accompanist female member of Vietnam" bumper sinker-,. Democratic organization. "I with the first Carterel lli^h School Choral the choir, S.ng me a Song, The Member of the Honor Guard. l Regi- Croup (or the benefit of Hadas- silver Swan, Three Hungarian District Delegate; County Dele n. He sub Hospital- Supplies sponsored Folk Sungs, Buuree, were all gate; Delegate to the Depl. Con Tavern Facing - • iple Heart by tlk! local chapter. Miss Joan sunn acappela. Guys and Dolls veoti'on for 8 years; and National . Also the itie^Mnaii, music teacher in the Medley, ]>iam> aceompanist. Sun- ABC Complaint with Oiree Aide-de-Camp in 1966 rise, Sunset, piano aeLoniapnist. Carteret HI;.;!I School and Choral CARTERET - The Cornef- UH' l.ibtira The Offices he has held are; Madame Jeanette, Yesterday director conducted, A certificate Tavern, 247 Washington Avenua,' s,iar, and Legislative Officer, Chaplain and gift W'is presented Miss UM arranged by Mr. E. •"'try budge. Junior Vice Commander, and b Carteret, will be given a heat-; |l!re».Muan ;md the students V Le.ugi;| band director, Bini ing May 28, at 10 A, M. in New- i in- Vuteraoa Senior Vice Commander of Mis Cniliin rluiirman of the Bam, Kxudus, were sung Acap ark by the Division of Alcoholic other officers elated in t' U S. while Tbe attair. pela. Ki Mi Tyzon, piano accom leverage Coutrol. l',Z. with John ate Richard October 10, serve Aniung the choral members The tavern is charged wiihV Wasserman Sr. Vic Command v a i-ommious were-. l''ii t Sii|iraiui, Pat Walsh, Featured during tlu* inWnuis lKsrmittint; gambling on lUOhH er; Edward Campbell, Jr.. Vu« He became I'auiiue :-.',ellato, C' Ramirez, -,11)11 was a |)iano interlude by io oeiabions, betw««a OctobflF" Commander; Earl Wood. Qu d M Al l%0. He is l>;ii (.ln-'Ut l.iniiie Johnson, Mrs*. Brown and Mrs. Al a ad March of'this year. ennabter, P.P.C.; Stephen -S i Life Mem l'tann Pluia Soprano II, Linda Carpenter. Sonata #1 - Mozarl, It*, Chaplain; Steve Wiiy h •" the SUi .owb.Uky »*e Sverada. Alto; Spanish Dance #2 - Oszkows, .C., George Go Hungarian Dance #2 Brahms. TO MKHT MONDAY many •iula CiiaU 1 t'AHTKKliT — A meeliaj ojf Arleiie l.evit /.. Pat Relivthiuems were swvtid Jit, ilia Lad**' Auxiliary, ijtw Com- silk I, 3 year, Trustee, li'y Barney, Tenors: llw iMUiluiiiiti oi the si's?:•? Ho3t, 2314, Vsurtfia at. Frank Birzas. Z |U*)I, uUttS'-, Rich; The uc-U uieelini ol the Wt/I NU-lwIa.i Si-iko, 1 i>f tli r. tms will be held Tlnui Wars, wUl Iw held In tilt Paul Siol«, Adjuum ItWl; Bud- W«i»*rina, Sftrvlee o'fi.-rr; an 'S U«Sla»iu. WaJtd- 1"« U Mis. Al Cai^.ter. t ""- ''. years; I'.H. Lawcwue Uoushcity, Ucw oi Ibe LEADER-PRESS Wednesday, May 14,1969

PLAN CAB WASH Tuesday at The Short Hills Inn, Loam; Esther Heller, Frances the Mixed Couples Summer and-Mrs. John Kochansky, treas- WOODBRIDGE — The C.Y.O. Short Hills. Lou Norman, tele- A hi to and Linda Herman, sec- Bowling League is asked to con- urer. 1 CongregationBethSholofn School? PTA of of St. James .Catholic Church vision and nightclub personality ond place team; Annette Wexler, tact Marvin Levine at 283-1273 The program was a musical will conduct a Car Waah «n Sat- entertained. Mrs, Donald Apple-! Rose Lewis and Sondra.Maren, as soon as possible. Bowling one presented by the Special urday, May 17. from 10 A. M. baum, donor chairman, was as- third place team, will begin the first Wednesday in Installs Slate Chorus, member.? o. the fi. h afxl 1 to 3 P. M. in the St. James Plans Spaghetti Supper sisted by Mrs. Herbert Cook, Also, Maxine Nissenbaum and June at the Bowl-0 Mat, Oak sixth grades under the, direction Schoolyard. 341 Amboy, Ave PORT READING — Stanley 1 Mrs. Sam Hoffman, Mrs. Mor- Mrs. Sawler, high bame scratch; Tree Road, Iselin. of Mrs. Joan Weber, vocal mu- rnie. A charge In th« form of a ISELIN - Rabbi Harold Richt- Sunday, May 18, at 5 P. M. in ris Feirtag, Mrs. Al Horbst, Mrs. Frederick was installed as presi- sic teacher. Also presented was fixed donation will be made. ,man, spiritual leader of j6|ongre- the main auditorium, lly Cohen, Mrs. Herman and Gale Cooper- Bingo games are held each dent of the School 9 PTA for the I Robert Freeman and Mrs. Stan- stein, high game handicap; Hol- Thursday, 7:30 P. M., in the instrumental music under the di- The rain date, in case of post gation Both Sholom, 90 Cooper who will be chef and will tea- ley Moskowitz. The invocation 1969-1970 school term at the final rection of Robert Schmerker. Avenue, announced services are tllre his own special gourmet en Maciolek and Itoen Falk, air-conditioned main auditorium. meeting of the year held at the pouement, will be Juno 14. was given by Mrs. Richtman. Persons over the age of 18 may Approximately 90 students par- held every nifiht of the ,veek, in- spaghetti sauce, may be contac- high set scratch; Dolores De- school. Mrs. Anthony Brown, re- A Sisterhood joint board meet- Laura and Dolores Biancdne, participate. ticipated. cluding Mondays through Thurs- ted at 636-0559 for information. cording secretary of Middlesex The hospitality committee ser- F. B. I. asked to check on bru- days, at 7:30 and Fridays at 8. Guests are welcome at the event ing will be held Monday. May high set handicap; and Alice tality to Indians. Counly Council of PTAs was in- ved refreshments after the meet- _ Services are also held Sabbath and a special event will be a 26, and the Congregation Execu- Buckrets, Cookie Bernstein and No Lack of Merit Implied tive Board will meet Tuesday, stalling officer. ing. I - mornings at 9 and Sundays at door prize of a new bicycle. The Sally Carr, high average. An editor was dining out. 8:30 A. M. All area residents are traditional meal of spaghetti and May 27. Others installed will be: Ber- STATE JEWELERS The Men's Club Bowling Din- "Would you like some m&re pud- True welcome to join with congre- meatballs, salad, bread and soda At the Sisterhood Bowling Din- ner will be held at the Edison ding?" his hostess asked. nard McDyer, vice-president; n Miln St. / Woodbrldfe will be served on "elegant china" "If you insist on perfection, 634-1671 gants in worship at any service. ner, held recently at the Edison Country Club on Saturday night. . "No, thankyou," replied the Mrs. Raymond Lubeski, recor Rabbi Richtman can be contac- by volunteer members of the Country Club, trophies were make the fust demand on your- •EXPERT WATCH & May 24. Information can be ob- editor, absent-mindedly, "O\v ding secretary; Mrs, Fred Bern- self." JEWELRY REPAIR twl at 283 2421. Congregation. awarded as follows: Arlene Ca- tained from Frank Bernstein at ing to tremendous pressure on .i s ital/ana, Dolores Biancone and space I am reluctantly compel hardt, corresponding secretary; -Grit Hon.-Sat., »:304; I'ri., 9:30-9 The Congregation is sponsor- The Sisterhood sponsored 283 0642. ing a Super Spaghetti Supper on Bas Mitzvah Donor Dinner on Barbara Sawler, first place Anyone interested in joining led to decline." BORROW '7500 CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEOTS CASH AM0UNI 60 MO. 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George Kaslow Royal Rockman, Cantor will of- will be guest pastor and the ficiate at Sabbath Eve Services, Adult Ohoir, under the direction Friday, May 16, 8:30 P. M., in of Mrs. Leslie Egry will offer the temple. "God's House", by Loucks; Colonia U.S.Y. will host an "May the Grace of Christ", area dance Saturday night, Woodbury; "How Lovely Are 8:30, at the temple. A "live" Those Dwellings" Mendelssohn, comba will be featured, refresh- Choral; and "To Walk With ments will be served. Thee", Berge, Benediction. The Beth Am Men's Club end! f of the year bowling breakfast; \ The Mortgage Burning Cere will be held Sunday, May 18,' mony will take place during the 9:30 A.M., also at.the temple. dinner, to be held in the Parish Prizes and trophies will be Hall, School Street, at 1 P. M. awarded. The Ladies Aid Society will pre Week-day evening services pare and serve the Hungarian are held in the temple Monday mem. The Lorantffy Guild through Thursday af $. Youth Fellowship, Brotherhood, Sunday School and Adult Ohoir will assist in the project. Tickets are being sold by John Church Adults Forster and Daniel Bartus. Re- servations must- be made no la- Plan Activities ter than May 18. ISELIN — Members of the Ad ult Fellowship Club of First MRS. LARRY DON BYRUM Dick Lord, Humorist Presbyterian Church will attend MltS. GEORGE IlANSEN MRS. TERRENCE I). MAGEE a performance of "You Know I To Entertain at Dinner (Photo by Pace Photo Service) Can't Hear You When The Wa COLONIA - Dick Lord, well- ter's Running" on Friday night, Miss Susan Ellen Hnat known humorist, Who has ap- May 16, 8:30, at the Paper Mill peared at various nightclubs in Willan-Hansen Nuptials Playhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wed In Naval Chapel Las Vegas md New York, will Magee-Chapman Rites Clough were in charge of reser- be the featured entertainment at vations. PORT READING — The Naval the annual Donor Dinner of Sis Held in St. Cecelia's All adults, single or married, Ohapel in Batobridge, Maryland, terhood of Temple Beth' Am, Solemnized in Avenel are invited to join the club, scheduled for Tuesday, May 27, ISELIN — The marriage of which has been iprmed for so-was the setting Thursday eve- ning, at 6, for the wedding ofDeborah Unit 6:30 P. M., at Maplewood Man Miss Brenda Joyce Haqsen, AVENEL - Miss Kathleen Timothy Magee, Bethlehem, cial activities. Trips to ball or. The Manor is looted a.t 1575 daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roald games, family picnics, masMis- s Susan Ellen Hnat, daughter YMHA Increases Lois Chapman and Terrenee Da- Pa., was the best man for MsO-...WO. AHiiiuj' jJituits, mas- Springfield Avenue, Maplewood. Hansen 20 Creamer Avenue, vid Magee were married Satur- brother. Ushers fere Theodore querade ti di of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Hnat, querade parties, square dancing 73 Hagaman Street, and Larry Begins Drive Mrs. Marilyn Binder, donor and George James Willam, son of day in St. Andrew's Roman Cath- Magee, Matawan, brother of theare among the events planned chairman, and Mrs. Marcaa Mr. and Mrs. George P. Willam, bridegroom and Mervim. Robison, Don Byrum, stationed at the U. PORT READING — The Car- Resident Camps olic Church. for the coming year. teret Port Reading Chapter of Waldman, co-chairman, repoa-' 30 Concord Road, was solemn- Miss Chapman is the daughter cliff wood. S. Naval Training Center, Bain- Persons wanting further in- bridge, Md. Commander Donald Deborah Hospital of Browns- ted that proceeds from the af-ized Saturday, 2 P. M., in St. WOODBRIDGE — The quota of Mrs, Robert J. Chapman, 22 The bride was graduated from formation, or having a sugges- mills has started its annual can- fair planned for those who have Cecelia's Roman Catholic of resident camp pianos in the Clark Place, and the late Robert Woodbridge Senior High School tion for an activity, may leave Paulson, Baptist Chaplain, offi- ciated. ister drive. Mrs. J. A. Marino, worked for Uie temple Sister- Ohuroh. Rev. William Roos offi- New Jersey YMHA - YWUA J. Chapman. The bridegroom is and Glass-boro State College. Shea note with name and phone chairman for Port Reading and The bridegroom is the son of hood during the past year, will ciated at the ceremony. Camps assigned to the YM and tiie son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon is a kindergarten teacher in number at the church office. Sewaren, announced the drive, YWHA of New Brunswick, Scotch Plaiins-Fanwood School Mr. and Mrs. Hughey J. By- benefit the Temple Beth Am Miss Elizabeth Robbins served F. Magee, 65 Wyckoff Street, Mr. and Mrs. Clough may also which began May 1, will contin- Building Fund. Presentation of Highland Park and vicinity, 2 Matawan. System. Her husband was grad- be contacted at 548-4275. rum, 1713 South Detroit, Avenue. as maid of honor. Bridesmaids ue until June 1, charms will be made by Mrswer. e Mrs. Allen Kreger and theSouth Adelaide Avenue, High- The Rev. John J. Eagen cele- uated from Matawan Regional Russellville, Arkansas. Mrs. Marino urges all "citi High School. He is employed by Stanley Sohuman. Misses Carol Sumner, Kathleen land Park, has been expanded, brated the Nuptial Mass and of- Mbs Nancy Gail Given served zens of Port Reading and Se it was announced by Arthur ficiated at the double-ring cere- Levitt and Sons, Inc., Lake Suc- as maid of honor and Daniel P. A highlight of the evening to Willan and Audrey Christiansen. warcn to be generous in this be done ai 10 P. M., will be theMiss Grace Ann Comp was flow- Stern, chairman of the local mony, A reception was held af- cess, New York. A Irving Elan Will Cardillo was best man. most worthy cause. Deborah is drawing of a "Trip for Twoe"r girl. agency's resident camp com- terward in theMolly Pitcher After a trip, by jet flight, to Mrs. Byrum is a 1968 graduate a non-profit hospital that is run to Puerto Rico. Nicholas Scalera was best about by the urgent requests of Inn,, Red Bank. Borado Beach, Puerto Rico, Address AAUW of Woodibridge Senior High completely on donations, The high standard renowned resi The bride was escorted by herthey will reside in Matawan. only charge to a patient is 60 man. Ushers were Peter Mc- COLONIA - The Colonia School and is currently attending mittee. uncle, Bernard Mitchell, Sher- the University of Delaware, New- cents for his own thermome Detective Cavallero Elroy, Louis Marsano, Jewme man Oaks, Calif. She wore a Branch, American Association of ter." Comser and Alan ZbeU. Master This expansion was brought University Women (AAUW) will ark, Delaware. Her husband about by the urgent requests of peau de soie A-line gown styled graduated Russellyille High She also said "Please open Addresses Clubwomen Thomas Rush was ringbearror. with an Alencon lace bodice and Court of Awards hold its annual dinner meeting your heart to our volunteer The bride is a graduate of parents who are eager to have tomorrow (Thursday) at \heSchool in Russellville, Ark, in ISELIN — Detective Dominick their children participate in this chapel train. Matching lace bor- 1966. He attended Arkansas Poly- when she calls on you. He whoCavallero of the Narcotics John F. Kennedy High School, dered the neckline aind hemline. Golden Lantern Restaurant, Lin- serves Humanity serves God. Bureau of the Woodbridge Po- and a 1968 graduate of Fairleigi high standard renowned resi- Held by Troop den, beginning at 6:30 P. Mtechni. c College for two yeafs He who serves Deborah serves dent camp. Her headpiece of lily of valley and is presently serving a six- lice Department, was gues Dickinson School of Dental Hy- and petals held her French il FORDS — Members of Girl Irving Elan, chairman of the both." speaker at the meeting of Chain giene, Teaneck. She is employed For further information, in- Scout Junior Troop #494, were Division of Humanities Social year term in the U. S. Navy in lusion veil whioh cascaded be- the Nuclear Power Program. O'Hdlls Woman's Club, Inc. by Q. B. Rothman, D.D.S., Me- cluding application forms, par- yond the train. She carried a co-hosts to their parents at a Court Science and Business at Middle- held at the Green Street Fire tudhen and E. N. Galldin, D.M. ents are invited to contact I ho of Awards held in the cafeteria sex County College, Edison, will After a wedding trip to Russell- 'He Was There Alone* house Hall. D., Woodbridge. YM and YWHA, 249-2221 or tho lonial bouquet of white roses of Our Lady of Peace Church. and carnations. speak on the topic "The Sociol-ville rJie couple will make their Mrs. Frank Burns, president, Her husband is a 1964 grad- camp office, 589 Centms Aio- The flag ceremony was con-ogy of Values". He will be in-home in Ballston Spa, New York. To Be Sermon Topic Mrs. Robert G. Worth. Bri- EDISON — "He Was There reported a donation has been uate of St. Mary's High School, nue, East Orange, 678 7070. gantine, was the matron of Jhon- ducted by the Bluebird Patrol.troduced by Mrs. John Matuzsa given to Crossroads Girl Scou Perth Amboy, and a 1968 grad- The troop participated in a refirs- t vice-president of the branch. Alone" will be the theme of the or. She wore a sleevelees lime North Edison Chapter sermon to be delivered Sunday, Council for its Campership Fund uate of St. Peter's College, Jer- Orson Welles signs v,iih faile gown with ,i.an

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R. Laird, Secretary nf jstate that there will be no pro- "We teach the scientific meth- caroni and pasting the shells on sound philosophy of education. 8e: u/';° ihibltign against the use of UIKI,' od ... solving problems through paper in a floral arrangement. "My philosophy always liaA ™"li regard to chara,ctRrl'Supreme Being,' 'Creator,'! lontingents research and discovery method. A native pf Woodbridge, Helen" been that instruction should \>a\ •lance programs within the'Faith,1 'Spiritual Values' or WHO'S WHO While bhere are texts, we lean received her early education in adapted to the needs of individ- '"fitary departments I want ^similar words." I more on resource material and Ihe township school system. She aul pupils. The years of so- Win Trophies in other aids." majored in Commercial Educa- cial service 'with my husband ISKLIN — EiRht trophies were Electricity in the third grade? tion at Temple U. Teachers Col- have, I feel, given me the ni;lit won by contingents marching Before the children complete lege and taught two years in background i for understanding CHAIN LINK with VFW Post 2G36 in the re- Woodbridge Township the unit, they will be able to Vinoland High School. childrons problems and needs. Icent lOishth District VFW Loy- splice wires and connect them Later, the understanding ed- I have tried to meet these needs, alty Day Parade held.in Sayre- to plugs. They'll make bells, ucator attended Newark State as well as to bring out individual , vllJe. They received, them in the Education buzzers and restore lamps to where she received a bachelor talents and creativity to tin- best individual categories. working condition. of arts degree in elementary. of my own ability and with en- Trophies won included: Junior The room has magnets, bat- A popular person at School thusiasm," slie explained. (liils Unit of Ladies Auxiliary to WOODBRIDGE — If someone teries and the like. Edison would No. 17, Helen has taught read- Helen Elias Vincze summed CING ,VFW, one for first place; Iselin were to say that the third grade I* proud, to say the least. ing improvement at the Rutgers ; First Aid Squad, first place; class of Helen Elias Vincze was up her rode in education briefly ! I^i-lin Chemical Hook and Lad- Lest one fear that the stu- University Extension Division but beautifully by saying. "I an electrifying group, it would lents can injure themselves, and at Rutgers Prep. der Co., District 11, men andnot be an incorrect assumption. love my work and will always bo auxiliary marching units each here is the utmost care and A popular person at School No. enthusiastic about it." first place; Boy Scout Troop 48, A visitor to the crass at School precaution in safety rules and 17, Helen has taught reading im- under the leadership of Scout- No, 17 in Colonia would find the emulations. provement at the Rutgers Uni- master Reinhart Thorsen, first olass enthusiastically working "Before the pupils become versity Extension Division and place; and John F. Kennedy in groups under the warm and leeply involved in the unit,, weat Rutgers Prep. Memorial High School Band, di- watchful guidance of an equally iry to develop a comprehensive Infect, Mrs. Vincze was pre-Workshop Set rected by James Guter, three enthusiastic and dedicated teach vocabulary of terms in electri- sentUT a certificate of appre- trophies. The Band trophies er, Mrs. Vincze. city," Mrs. Vincze slated. ciation by Rutgers University, were: Drum Majorette, second The terms include bvll wire, "in sincere and grateful recog- By B'nai B'rith place; Twirlers, third place, The major unit of gtudy at UIK> conduit, closed circuit, current- nition of loyal and faithful ser- EDISON — Central New Jer- and Band, first place. time of the year is electricity. It ly electricity, dry cell, electric 'is simply amazing how much the vice as a co-adjutant lecturer." sey Council, B'nai B'rith Wo- The VFW chairman, Nichola^ current, electricity,,electron, Many peopJe around the state men, District 3, will hold its an- SIMON Migliorato, expressed his ap- students have learned and on energy, open circuit, socket, sta- 283-0300 joyed what could be a dull unn know Helen through her hus-nual workshop (Thursday) to- preciation for the "participation tic electricity, terminal, conduc- band, the late Rev. Dr. Charies morrow, 8:15 P.M. The event SEZ of so many patriotic units, for "At one time science was tors, switches and insulators. Vincze who was Bishop of the will be held at the Highland 4«7«t. IMMIIH, N. I. making this annual affair the something which just popped up The problem: "What must we Hungarian Reformed Churches Park Temple, South Third Ave- 111711. J.Lgktw.od,N,J, MIDDLESEX 249*2468 success it is." in class," Mrs. Vincze said," do to make an electric'current]Jn the United States. He also nue and Benner Street, Highland 'but now it is in the curriculum flow." was pastor of the Hungarian Park. Open Daily 9 6 - Wed. & Fri. 'till I Wallace asserts that he will and a very integral phase of The veteran of 14 years in Reformed Church in Perth Am- our work.' IIKLKN VINCZE The seminars are to be con- continue. the Woodbridge system noted" boy for 25 years, and the offi- ducted for all chapter chairmen "Safety is continually stress- cial representative at meetings and chapter financial secre- ed." And, as If tiie students and conferences of the Interna- taries. Mrs. Theodore Iiluin- needed a reminder, there are tional Council of Christian berg, vice president of Centrnl safety signs and rules on the Churches here and aboard. New Jersey Council, has inviicd bulletin boards, After the deatih of her hus-many prominent persons, in- While one group of young- band, Helen returned to teaching cluding Mrs. Rothbart of Eliza- sters may be working on the and has been teaching third beth, past president of District unit in electricity, another may graders at Colonia for 14 years. 3 and currently its field direc- be working in math, another Mrs. Vincze, who lists Hunga- tor. reading and another making a rian pastry baking as one of her Also attending will be Mrs. flower project bj painting ma- main hobbies, has developed a Seymour Cooper, North Bernen, past president of the Garden State Council and currently An- ti-Defamation League chairman for District 3, which encompas- NOT in OUR ses four states—Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Family! 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Lisa With the use of erepe paper and Hammer, Seeds. greenery, the children were, ac- By Colonia Post of VFW cording to the publicity release, literally "transfoi med into LIVING COSTS MAP seeds" and with the "help of the Living costs continued to risa COLONIA — Vincent W. Bra Wind, the Rain and the Sun, in March by eight-tenths of one stow, MemoriaJ Day program blossomed into beautiful, bright per cent. This is the largest chairman for the Colonia Me Ascension Day Masses Spring flowers." The production monthly increase in 18 years ac- iuorial Post #6061 V. F. W. an was called "The Seven Little cording to the Labor Depart- nouneed today the post's plans Seeds." ment report. The total rise in for its annual Memorial Day The ca^t included: Colleen living costs during the first observance. Slated at St. Cecelia's Dacy and Lisa Endholz, announ- quarter of 1969 is 1.5 per cent, la order to give maximum cers; Alonzo Wilcher, the Sim; the sharpest three month juma support to the Woodbridge Vet ISELIN — Ascension Day, Lourdes and Fatima Halls; an Ursula Williams, the Rain; since 1956. eranS Alliance which is sponsar Holy Day of Obligation, will be 10 A.M., Mass said at the House ing Memorial Day and Tercen observed tomorrow (Thurs- velt Hospital Annex. and festivities in day) at St. Cecelia's Church, ac- The Sacrament of Baptisn ridge proper, the Colonia cording to Very Rev. Monsignor will be administered at 1 P.M post this year has suspended its John M. Wilus, pastor. Masses in the main church. annual Memorial Day parade on will be said at 5:30, 6:30, 7:15, 6, A babysitting service, con lrnnan Avenue. 8:45, 9:3a, 10:15 and 11 A.M. inducted by girls of the parish Instead/the Post has prepared he upper, or main, church; and will be available during al PROCLAMATION 6:30 and 7:30 P.M. in the lower Masses in Room 206, for smal REWARDED: William Balderslon, 588 Linden Ave., Woodbridge, center, is shown receiving an a unique program to be held a church, Lourdes and Fatima award and check for outstanding performance as publication officer at Fort Hamilton, N. Y., the latnan Avenue Park, op children whose parents want tc Halls. attend services. fro mCaptain Albert Pearson, left, and First lieut. Edward McGuian. Balderston's wife is prin- WHEREAS, the small businessmen in this posirte the Henry Inman Branch cipal of School 17, Colonia. City, along with small businessmen throughout Library at 2P. M, Confessions, in preparation, Masses, activities and serv will be heard Wednesday from 4 ices for the remainder of th the Nation, actively perpetuate the open and One of tiie highlights will be a to 5:30 P.M. and 8 to 9 P.M. performance by "Sing-Out Mid week of May 18 include: Tues competitive marketplace so vital to our free en- Masses for the remainder of day, May 20, 8:30 P.M., meet terprise system; and _ dlesex County" part of the na this week have been scheduled ing of St. Vincent de Paul So Newark Bank Names Edgar tional "Up With People" move as follows: Friday, May 16, 6:30ciety, Room 107; Wednesday ment. A.M., convent chapel and 9 May 21, 7:30 P.M., Mass preced Society News! WHEREAS, small businesses are close to the Sing-Out Middlesex County A.M., in church, and Saturday, ing the continuous novena to St Assistant Vice President American consumer, providing much of the consists of approximately 50 7 and 9 A.M., in church. Jude, patron of hopeless cases WOODBRIDGE — Wesley L young v«ple from the area goods and the majority of the service we need in Religious instructions for pub-and the novena to Our Lady ol Edgar, formerly with the Firs' Middlesex County Catholic our daily lives; and .ivities have become an lic school children will not be the Miraculous Medal. Benedic Bank and Trust Company, ha: War Veterans Auxiliaries are . means of portraying held on Saturday, they have tion of the Most Blesed Sacra been named assistant vice pros invited to attend the Euch'aristic to all the vibrant idealism and been suspended until the first ment will be commemorated at ldent of the Broad National Celebration commemorat- WHEREAS, small businesses offer Job op- wholesomeness of America's fin Saturday in October. Religious terward. Bank, 905 Broad Street, New ing World Communications Day portunities for job seekers of all races and all •st youth. instructions for retarded chil- ark, Mr. Edgar brings 31 years sponsored by the Commtmica creeds; and Their vocal and musical ren- dren have been suspended until Disillusioned of diversified banking expen lions Apostolate, Archdiocese of ditions are entertaining, touch- the first Wednesday in October. Two modern little girls com ence to the Newark bank, hav- Newark at Sacred Heart Cathe- ing and patriotic, spreading the Confessions will be heard Sat- ing home from Sunday school ing formerly served as vice dray, Newark, May 18 at 3 P.M, WHEREAS, small businessmen are recog- theme, "Up With People", and urday from 3:30 to 5:30 in the were solemnly discussing the president and manager of the • • * nized as leaders in the social and economic de- their commitment to God and fternoon and from 7 to 9 in the lesson. Woodbridge office of the First David Hunt, son of Mr. and velopment of their own commusitles; and country. evening. "Do you believe there is Bank and Trust Company. Mrs. Harold Hunt, Fords, por The Sing-Out movement was Fourteen Masses will be cele- devil?" asked one. He is a graduate of Bank Au- trayed the leading role of Le- recognized by the late president irated Sunday, May 18, as fol- "No," replied the other ditors School, sponsored by tin andre in the production of Moli- WHEREAS, small businesses are the source Dwight D. Eisenhower who at ows: 6:30, 7:15, 8, 8:45, 9:45,promptly, "of course not. It's National Association of Bank ere's "Scapin" at Tarkio Col of many innovations in products and merchan- 0:30 and 11:15 A.M, and 12:15, just like Santa Claus. He's your that time said, "T!v loyalty, u Auditors School, sponsored by lege, Tarkio, Mo. Dave is a jun- dizing; patriotism, understanding and .M. in the. lower church, father." the National Association of Bank ior at Tarkio, majoring in dra enthusiasm of these young men Auditors and Comptrollers and ma. and women are bringing new he New Jersey Bankers School * * * NOW, THEREFORE, I, THOMAS J. DEVER- and needed inspiration to our of Public Relations. He haAalso|| T'>-'l"ricV- Porjjcs, 343 Felton IN, Mayor of Carteret, do hereby designate the country and to the world. Annual Mayor's Ball Set attended the American Insti Avenue, Highland Park has week beginning May 11, 1969 as tute of Banking where he has Past Commander, Jack Zingg, 1 , .I appointed Assistant Super will act as master of ceremonies arned his Pre-Standard and intendent of the Middlesex Coun- for the Colonia event. June 14th by Young Dems Graduate Certificates. ty Vocational and Technical Mr. Edgar is active in civic SMALL BUSINESS WEEK There will be a short welcome WESLEY L. EDGAR High School System, covering address by Commander Vernon WOODBRIDGE — The annual Richard Kuzniak, chairman, and community activities. He is the schools in Wo«dbridge, New Harst'I, followed by the formal Hayor's Ball, sponsored by the has announced that there are president of the Mt. Kemble Brunswick, Perth Amboy and in the Borough of Carteret and call upon the Memorial Day services, conclu- Voodbridge Young Democratic still some reservations avail Lake Country Club, president of NIXON'S PROGRESS the East Brunswick School now chambers of commerce, industrial and commer- ding with the Sing-Out group. lub, will be held June 14, 8, able. Contiuious music is being h e Lakeshore Corporation, Democratic leaders in Con- under construction. Mr. Ports' cial organizations, boards of trade and other Colonia Memorial Past #6061 . M., at St. Anthony's Hall, prodded by Lefty tc His Dom member of the New Vernon gress are protesting that Presi- appointment as assistant to Dr. public and private organizations to participate West Avenue, Port Reading, 'resbyterian Church, member V. F. W. extends an invitation inos, and "The Ladd's". dent Nixon has not moved fast Burr D. Coe, superintendent, is in ceremonies recognizing the contribution for all to attend the program "talph P. Barone, Mayor of of the Civil Defense Auxiliary enough in his first 100 days in effective immediately. He will Woodbridge Township, will be Anyone v^ing tickets may Police of New Vernon and a di- office to meet the crises that continue to provide general su- made by the small businessmen of this City to and open house to be held at the rector of Woodbridge Rotary Post home, Inman Avenue, op- uest of honor. call Mr. Kuzniak at 634-8571. face the nation both at home wrn.sion of the Adult Education the progress and well-being of all our people. ~Uub. He is also an officer of the and abroad. Republican leaders program until a successor as di posite Bcekman Avenue, imme- Morristown Lodge 188, F.&A.M. see the President as using this THOMAS J. DEVERIN, Mayor diately after the program. rector is appointed. Bernard Sie Mr. and Mrs. Edgar and three time to build a solid foundation gel, Flemingtan, has been nam Borough of Carteret Honor Roll Announced ons make their home in Morris- for foreign and domestic nali- ed principal of the E.n I'nins Mrs. Robert Maurer awn. cies. wick School effective July 1. Elected Unit President At Colonia Junior High EDISON—Mrs. Robvff Maur cr has been elected president of COLONIA — Donald E. Devan- Brian MacFie, Zaohary Marks, the Ladies Auxiliary to the Uni- iy, principal of Colonia Junior Bruce Nagy, Cynthia Schaub, on County Osteopathic Associa- ligh School, announced the hon-Alan Schwartz, and Peter Tra tion, Installation and luncheon >r roll for the third marking berman. has been scheduled for May 22,)eriod as follows: 12:30 P.M., at the Lynn Restau- Ninth Grade: — Linda Andros- rant, Elizabeth. :o, David Asman, Robin Baer, Others elected were: Mrs. Pe- ihelli Baer, Nancy Baureis, Ab- Fred Walker ter Rama, Kenilworth, vice- >y Binder, Janet Brostovski, Ka- president; Mrs. J. V. DeMasi, on Byrne, Joanne Capataides, Springfield, treasurer. Mrs. -arry Dem, Miehele DeMak), Heads Slate John Qualter, Millburn, record- oseph Fede, Lenore Faaa, Fray- ISELIN — Fred Walker was ing secretary; and Mrs. Robert a Fekiman, William Goldberg, nominated for the presidency llilliday, Edison, corresponding )avid Grossman, Renee Harris, of the Iselin - Colonia Senior secretary. Stephen Hayes, Leslie Isler, Su- Citizens at a business meeting Mrs. Charles Luxton of Essex an Kaiser, Deborah Kasmer, held recently in the Green Street County, state president of the aurie Kasoff, Harry Knapp, Firehouse hall. Others nomina auxiliary, will be installing offi- )onna Kornas, Lauri Kotarsky, ted to office include: Mrs, Ger cer. VJUK La Belle, Beth Lenoble, and trade Muench, viceor^"'•'" 'alerie Lynch. Miss Edna Rudland, secretary; Parental abuse of children is Mrs, Anna Mathes, treasuror. still a puzzle. Also, Peggy McGuinneas Mit- As there was no opposition they •hell Miller, Paul Miskttis, Eve- will be installed at a date to be tyn Nerl, Mark Pollak, Audrey announced. 'eckylak, Patricia Ptekton, John Sharp, of Middlesex *JTI ames Redzinak, Barry Reiner, \Jur ff/en Eli Reinharz, Marlene Roth, County Certification Office, and ~i o n a 1 d Sobocienski, Myrma Malachy Cox, of the U. S. De- partment of Agriculture, gave Service chwartz, Barbara Somlo, Gary S. ullivan, Llynn Spitzer, Laurie a resume of the New Jersey iktinsky, Mary Volpi, Rtfndii Food Stamp Program. Paul Sweet, 19, son of Mr. and faffee, Marlene Zagerman and Mrs. Edna Skibinsld, pro Mrs. Thomas J. Sweet, 102 W.Lois Wyszinski. gram director, discussed and Francis Street, Iselin, was pro Eighth Grade:—Maryanne Ba- reviewed future programs, in moted to Army specialist four aniecki, Scott Brown, Philip eluding: May 12, 1:30 P.M recently in Vietnam where he is Brummer, Jeffery Cebu$, Lin- Mother's Day celebration and serving with the 4th Infantry Di- "a Ehrhart, Susan Fialk, Thom- Gay Nineties Review in celebra vision. A rifleman assigned with as Fogel, Mark Chisvette, Debra tion of Woodbridge Township's Company-D, 1st Battalion of the Jablowski, Jill Ilkowitz, Barba 300th Anniversary, with mem- division's 12th Infantry, near bers attending in costume; and Plciku, the specialist entered a Keyasko, George Poiani, Lm- May 19, 1:30 P. M., celebration the Army in May, 1968 and com a Ra'dford, Beth Rivers, Robin of June and July birthdays. pleted his basic training at Fort Roth. Karen Russ, Debbie Spa- gone, and Jayne Zall. Michael J. Daly, current Dix He was last stationed at president, welcomed Mrs. Kath Kurt Polk, La., and has been Seventh Grade: — Robert As- erine Clifton as a new member, serving in Vietnam since last man. Diane Bower, Miehele He also asked members to re November. Brodsky, Christopher Brostovski, member the sick, including Kathleen Burns, John Campanel- Mrs. Fern Owens, a patient in Airman Apprentice Walter G a, Barry Carlin, Cindi Cohen, Rahway Memorial Hospital. Tenpenny, USN, son of Mr. and "tiaill CostelloCtll , RRoberb t DDeGenova, Mr. Daly read the proclama- Mrs Walter Tenpenny, 154 Bed- tion isued by Mayor Ralph Ba ford Avenue, Iselin, was Rrarlu AI „ T • f u xr ,, !rone, declaring May as .Senior a ted from the Aviation Mechani Also Terr, (,aber. Nancy GajCitizms Month oai Fundamentals School at thej Naval Air Technical TrainingjKeker. Ronalri Kasoff. Rosearm Door prizps w.prp awarded to Center in Memphis, Trnn. :Kuntsh Laun Klein. Shirley John Krk; Mrs. Carrie Mueck; Nanry l.miver/and Mrs, Pauline Balland.

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Why do some children ,ad recommended a much high bate. Then Assemblyman Philip have more accidents than amount — $1,361,902,250 — in On Wednesday By Mail Subscription Rates llis annual bud et essa D. Kaltenbacher, 11., Essex, ask- ON GREEN STREET others? What is the key deter-i 8 m ge last ed to have the bill sent back to tforth Jersey One Year, S4.00 rent to accidents? My answer|February, but^ the Republicans A 4| T 1 committee from whence it came. would be safety. I do not pro- i'n" contro"~'"~l ' o"f' the" Legislatur •"'-'^••"-e de- "- Publishing, Inc. Six Months, S2.S0 creed a much lesser amount The-motion was carried by a Spent a most intresting afternoon Tuesday in the Rick Broth- fess to be an expert in this field. vote of 33 to 22. ers cocktail-gourmet dining room-trailer of the Rick Brothers I only know that something would cover expenses and with- on Route 1, with a good friend Bob Hayes of Sea Land, who is j needs to be done about thejium- out any new taxes. To balance LAWRENCE F. CAMPION. Publisher • HAHHY P. FRANK, Auodol* Publbhw the head man in this world-wine transportati/ it ion, made the demand following a safety. When violence breaks out, it Park, commemorating the 300th anniversary of Woodbridgp. still sex-education. < urn of no indictment against Pat- Activities also include numerous bus trips during May and The Board of Education holds becomes the task of police to restore Jnne to the Amish Country, Atlantic City, Smithvllle Inn, Sr State Jotpnrt Authority Law is -I Ti Police Officers alleging police ts meetings on the third Mon- "??' •""••. II lexprclrd to be amajor ram order. If judicial persecution of police Gettysburg, and others to be announced. day of every month on School oi iitality. Although I am not a resident pai?n jssue jn thc , iStreet in Woodbridge.. Every of your community, appreciation , I hr PDA president saJ4r taCrr^"11"^1 Twentythree mtmb*™ * '« "Bubb," Motor*. Epicurian 1 in Faterson, What incentive remains Steak Club and Marching Society will leave tonight for a special ft h nme that responsible citizens treat at an undisclosed eating plaep. The gnmp m-tginjtry sfarfelT for a policeman to do his duty? ? g pce. The gnp OTtpu Wooflf | f (i (l F" *'' 1 "M oppose the handful who ftff with fi''VPn mpfnhprs but his grown eaeh month, May 19 and insist to know howj "'" P ' stor<"?, ' an only line pl;i\ erl or SUM" ' "The easy Way OUt for police is to. r n ththe group wilill l bhe Ormglanl * WhitakprWhe, Flnrininip fF'iPMPli . R'it» sued a controversial rmirsp •-nv, wr> (ifHisrwives owe von a: -.. J ,,••,., , /.,,,", ,,(. • • 1 IK 11 responsible for an unptece- ! gfpat (leal fr.r th- iir'ilertioti vrnil, 'nil., ieritfre the wrongdoers It is the easv "cherts, ""'' Mninar, Windsor I,skis, HU-h\i> .hnien, Bert Fishqpx education roiilrl foe in in 1 1 ffir us i. '(| li.wiissmerit of dedicated law „',.,,,.,., ,, ,,.'",• incer, fete Knowicz, Biff Bftrbely, Bill Tobak, Scotty Af?new, into a Woodliriflf'e scl: III!! ilt'ilfd up liy liirs!"! int'T nnlv HIP kri'i'.vk'fl t I he re.cret our (•St|, way out, but it is not the path thPt Agnew Ray Mohllpimpri M,ke Ro^eyi Frank Palinka^. Jimmy •South Jersey Sfiuiori >'ii<.i' M hi officers who are being ot Education' and the pa rnav(lr 'l!(i ""' tlavp 'hp f»r^i:hl j f| 1 t a n . . . Utility companies in [ shall be taken by New Jersey's Finrsf.. Ktiedit, isntrhip ami Finely. K'tiK IItt is my firm bcli.-f Umi s" au, W(1 '"•1V ( h r\ry tn;iv f'.'iu1 l!i"ir fin lilt; HllUlll IjI'N'lil • flulll (Mil |ll'-"l| I I' i. I heir fli'ity. We have sworn to uphold the'law aim ' ' .1 M ii'nilfil. i 1-liiS'WfSrralJ do. We .shall do .so regard Cl'.ll (III llll|.\ UM'll'tllll lIlC |NI V.i \\h •M:i The (.idinlir Itiix pse of Trenton is <. > - • III I }\ in: h»n A \ r. 'I'llis nti 1 l;s the secind lime, that, .1 If- of a hiintlful of ariti-prrlire bigot wiilp Census ihni'iigliotit die i-ivlil (imnfirs of all lisipli/cil (fills nt tliis Toiv'n .liin us 'o v.ny ' V HI .Hid hnw <• roiir-i1 (If •ittlily v;i i: i :|.| »tlie. . ..._.. ' We can lind ihe. aihuti i(j n jul) diiuiiiii.ii.itiiMi. ,St;ile Al'I.ClU, Leader-Press Wednesday, May 14,1969 PAGE SEVEN Obituaries Your Home JOHN ZULLO, SR. Ilis political association for POUT HEADING — Funeral long lime was with the late May services wore he-Id . Tuesday or Frank Hague of Jersey City and Ours and later with Mayor John V morning for John Zullo, Sr., of by Ihi Home SIJYICI Dipirtmenl— I 32 Tappeo Streot, from Leon J. Koruiy, the Hudson County Dem El:Italy. h« had re- a requiem Mass at St. Cecelia's in Port Reading for 70 vor panted with chili seasoning water into cornmeal.' Stir mots Roman Catholic Church, Iselin, and the nut-like goodness of ripe toned cornmqal into boiling wa years, lie was a parishioner of for Mrs. Constance Sarafino, 72, St. Anthony's Church. olives. Influenced by the leisure ter, Cook, stirring constantly for of 93 Stephens Avenue, who died of the sunny climates, those cats 5 minutes. Cool slightly. Line lie was the husband of the Saturday at her home. seroles cook gently and wait for bottom and sides of a three late Catherine Zullo. Surviving A native of Jersey City, and relaxed diners. quarter casseroles with two- ^ro four sons, Julius, Fred and former resident of Kearny, she A colorful; delicious combina thirds of cornmeal mixtute James, all of WoodbrWge, and had lived -in Keasbey for three Spoon in the olive-meat-bean Carl of West New York; three tion of browned chicketn, tomato years. She was the widow of flavored rice, vegetables aid mixture. Spoon remaining corn (laughters, Mrs. Angelina Russo, Charles Sarafino. meal mixture into a circle Mrs. Lucy Sianeono and Mrs. herbs are accented for taste and Surviving are two brothers, eye appeal wiuh rip? olives, around edge. Bake for 30 min Antoinette Barbato, all of Wood- John Mullins, St. Petersburg, utes. Garnish with whole ripe bridge; 24 grandchildren; 42 Serve the chicken and rice in Fla., and Edward Malinowski, a gay, Mexican-inspired casse olives. Makes 8 servings. greatgrandchildren and seven of Sayreville, and a sister, Mrs. greatgreajt grandchildren. role and let it add a festive note Helen Farese of Madison. to the buffet table. CHICKEN MEXICALI CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER: New and outgoing officers of Fort Reading School 9 I'TA are pictured above Tuesday night. From left to right, Mrs. E. Fred I'ernhardt, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Raymond Lubcski, recording secretary; Burial will be in Holy Cross One of the most traditiona 1-3-pound «ohicken fryer WALTER C. JEDRZEJEWSKI Cemetery, North Arlington. 3 tablespoons olive or vege- Mrs. John Kochansky, treasurer; Mrs, Arthur Brown, installing officer and state PTA representative; Stanley Frederick, casseroles front the land of the president; Bernard MeDyer, outgoing president; Mrs. Bernard Bernstein, principal; Mrs. Paul Miller, outgoing vice-presi- HOPELAWN - Walter Carl fiestas is made with beef, beans table oil BERNARD MINSKY 1 cup chopped onion dent; Mrs. Frank Francisco, outgoing recording secretary; Mrs. Thomas Stuppiello, outgoing treasurer and Mrs. Jacques Jedrzejewski, 80, of 28 Erin Ave- cornmeal and chili seasoning Ochsner, outgoing secretary. nue, died Monday at home. He WOODBRIDGE. — Bernard To eahance^the flavor, crumbled, Vx cup chopped celery was employed as porter by the Minsky, a former resident of meaty-textured ripe olives are teaspoon'oregano v/ete held in Miami Beach. Thla Weel Society. He also was a member Whichever casserole you 1 cup canned pitted ripe olives, DOUBLE TROUBLE of the Kasa Posmiertna Society He was a member of Temple cut in halves choose, have a meal-time fiesta, FOR HOLLY of Perth Amboy. j Ohev Shalom of Miami Beaeh, Mexican style! 2 cups cooked or canned peas A native of Poland, he had re- and Congregation Adath Israel, FIESTA CASSEROLE 1 canned pimiento. cut, into Many garden problems com sid«d in Hopelawn for 44 years. Woodbridge. 2 lbs. ground lean beef , strips in pairs, like holly leaf miners Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are his widow, 'Mrs. 1/3 cup olive oil or salad ail Set top burner temperature con- The European miners cans Christine Gasior Jedrzejewski; Bessie Minsky, Miami Beach; a 1 16-oz. can pitted, drained, rol at about 225'. In large sauce-1 conspicuous spots on the uppe a son, Stanley, of Hopelawn; two son, Max of Coral Gables, Fla.; diced ripe olives (reserve 8- pan, heat oil add chicken and surface of leaves. The native daughters. Mrs. Mary Cheega of a daughter, Mrs. Lilyan Sax of 10 for garnish) brown well. Remove chicken miners make snakelike path Hopelawn and Mrs. Lillian Pat- Hammond, Ind.; three grand- 'rom pan, Add onion, celery, through the leaves. daughters, two grandsons, and 3 tablespoons chili powder ton of Freehold; five grandchil- 3 teaspoons salt reen pepper and cook until ten- We call them miners becausi dren; a sister, Helen, and three two brothers, Louis of Wood- bridge ,and Sam of New York. 1 clove garlic, minced der but not brown. Add rice and they eat tunnels and caverns HV brothers, Stanley, Frank and V/i cups chopped onion mix well. Stir in tomato sauce, side the leaf, between the uppe John, all in Poland, 6 cups cooked or canned pinto water, salt, and oregano Bring and lower surfaces. Funeral services are sched- beans o a full boil and stir mixture If you do nothing to stop them uled for Friday from the Zylka 1 qt. tomato juice /cry well. Add ripe olive halves, they will turn the leaves of you Funeral Home, 513 State Street, 6 cups water rrange chicken on top of mix- holly into brownish blotched ob Perth Amboy. A high Mass of TV Today and 3 tablespoons butter .ure. Cover tightly and cook over jects that you wouldn't give tc requiem will be offered after- 114 cups yellow cornmeal ow heat for about 40 minutes Scrooge himself next Christmas ward at 9 A. M. in St. Stephen's Set top burner temperature >r until rice is tender and liquid Early in spring adult Euro Church. Interment will be in Tomorrow control at about 225°. In sauce- is absorbed. Add peas and cookjpean leaf miner flies emerge St. Gertrude's Cemetery. pan, heat oil, add beef and cook ust enough to heat. Arrange on from the leaf, where they hav until browned, add diced olives. servings dish and garnish with spent the winter, L0RD MOUNTBATTEN, uncle Stir in chili powder, IVi tea pimiento. Makes 4-6 servings. { h Bj,h Q WARNING SIGNAL COLONIA — Funeral serviccsjmajor British 7igurcs"'in World Lou Vasvary, a Rutgers en were held Monday afternoon for1Wa"'---"r II" , i' s hostin•---"-g- a most suc- Fred Kischle, 61. of 499 Fair tomologist, says you can expec cessful series on the BBC in them to come out to start new viow Avenue, In the Greinor Fu England, interviewing interest Zradnion flow trouble when the holly puts KILGALLIN AND 1"ATI'UN <'ONFKH: Councilman William Kilg:illin, right, (•(infers with Con- noral Home, 44 Green Street,!ing people and also recalling About Your X three or four new leaves,'i& gressman Edward .1. I'IKIIII (I) l.'i IMst.N.1), Ifl, in YVasliiiiKl'Mi on the urgent need for IVrf WoodbridRc, with Rev. Paul historical episodes of his life. flies feed several dyas before eral aid for libraries, as well as a post office in Colonia. Presently, the rcMdrnts of Colonia Hespass, pastor of Central Pen- THIS BRINGS to mind the the fejnale deposits her eggs in are served by a branch of the llahway post office. Patten assured Kilgallin that he would pro- tecostal Assembly, officiating. lack of similar programs on Home Cotton clothes for the resort*]the flew leaves. vide whatever help he can, Mr. Fischle, who died Friday are being shown and they come U. S. television. It would be good Feeding punctures appear a: In Perth Amboy General Hos- to see General Omar Bradley in beautiful colors. Stripes'are pital, had been employed small .pinholes, and if the min ON CIGARETTE ADS host, a series, or Admiral Arleigh If you want good home grown good and the skirts are short.- Want to Learn How A spokesman for the Ameri Compiles Club List years with the Public Service Burke, or any of other famous fruit you must care for plaote ers attack in force the new coordinated Co. as a traffic leaves may become twisted or To Drive An Auto? can Cancer Society has asked Americans, The late Dwight thai are to produce it. Many, of Patriotic colors are used in the House Commerce Commit WOODBRIDGE — Attention clerk. He was a member of the Eisenhower was featured on sev- us plant a couple of apple trees, many of the new spring clothes distorted. Luckily, there is only WOODBRIDGE — Want to all civic organizations in Wowl one generation of the European tee to stop cigarette advertising Central Pentecostal Assembly eral interviews but aside from a grape vine or two WKI sit and combinations such as pink learn how to drive a car? saying that the way to control bridge Township: The Wood- church and was a Sunday this, Eisenhower nor Truman back and wait for our harvest. and green or navy and gold were leaf miner each year. The Woodbridge To wnshlp lung cancer is through preven bridge Township Adult Educa- cliool teacher for an adult nor few of the great figures of This is idle dreaming. seen. The native miner may not be Adult Education Department an tion and the road to prevention Has Born in Newark, he had recent American history have as common as the European, tion Department is compiling a You must know what needs to lounced today a five-week driver is through avoidance of cigar lived in Colonia for five years. lent their talents to a television A Spanish influence is evident but it's harder to control, as education .class will begin later ette smoking. list of all civic organizations in be done to your fruit trees and ther Surviving are his widow, Mrs, series, where their comments in some of the new styles. Color-i e are several generations in this month. Registration has Sadie Fischle. three sons, Rev arid background would mean so when to do it. This is even more a year. Adult flies are ready to the township as a ocmmumty John Fischle of Port Carbon, Important when growing fruit [ul prints, full sleeves and very >een scheduled for May 21, be- service. Any bonafide civic or- much, and be so rare. long pants that flare are some do their worst from July through ween 7-fl P. M. at John M. MAIL THEFT CRACKDOWN I'a , Robert and Paul at home; than with vegetable fanning. If October. The Post Office Department ganization wishing to be me hi An NBC special for children if these signs. Kennedy High School in Iselin. ded on the list should forward ,n daughter, Misg Karen Fischle, will be narrated by Geraldine you make a mistake with vege Dr. Vasvary mentions the ar- says new steps must be taken also ;it-'.home; and a sister, Mrs. tatbles, you start all over the The course is specially de- to prevent employes from steal- the name of the presiding offi Page on May 18th—"Little Wo- Frills and scallops around the senal of insecticides that you igned to offer an opportunity to cer, address of the orgamizati'm Kolicrt Crozicr, Colonia. men." next year anyway. Fruit trees can use against miners: Cygon, ing the goods they are supposed hemline of dresses are good >ecome acquainted with some to deliver. The department is and telephone number 'of the FLIP WILSON will stand in are bought and planted to givi tyle this spring. Meta-Systox-R, DDT, or lindane. pleasure year after year. if the many facets of safe driv- screening new employes mroe Adult Education Department, Ad- HANS J. MILLER for Johnny Carson on the To He suggests a DDT spray jig and practical application of night Show on June 9th. closely and introducing new de- ministration Building, School FORDS — The funeral of Hans Inform yourself before you when flies emerge (first three them. There will be two class- vices to detect workers who THE BUICK OPEN golf tour- Get 'Em Wholeitle Street, Woodbridge, as soon as .1. Miller of 542 Crows Mill Road, plant your fruit trees. Th« best or four new leaves). About 10 oom sessions for preparation of steal or pilfer the mails. possible. who died Thursday night in nament at Grand Blanc, Wiscon- source of information is your The guest watched with am- days later spray with Cygon, or he written exam; two additional Perth Amboy General Hospital, sin on July Sth and 6th, will be state agriculture experiment Meta-Systox-R or lindane. For televised by CBS. There seems usement as the ybung son of the ilassroom meetings for discus- viis held Monday morning from station. Here you can learn the house amused himself by driv- the native miners, spray from «n of safe driving techniques H,\mi and Son Funeral Home, to be great Interest in golf by verities best adapted to your July through September. growing numbers of players and ing nails into the furniture. Re ind three private hours of be- ;'.i Kurd Avenue. Rev. Herbert particuler locality, the spray overing a bit from the shock, Cover the leaves thoroughly IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Ileclii. pastor of Grace Lutheran fans and television is devoting ind the-wheel instruction at Hie more and more time to it. schedule to follow and any e turned to the host and asked: with spray and read the label student's convenience. (All Fees Paid By Employers) Chin eh, Perth Amhoy, Official other information you may need, 'Joe, isn't that an expensive before you start. Use only the n\. Interment was in Alpine BASEBALL FANS meanwhile Additional driving instruction astime your son has? How can amount of insecticide recom- • completely prepare students Omelery, also Perth Amboy. are bemoaning the loss of a Sun Almost all fruits grow wel ou afford it?" mended. Horn in Perth Amboy, Mr. day Major League game this on fertile loamy soil that is wel; or the road test and road test :rviee can be arranged with Millei - - • baseball season. The new tele- drained. They ueed plenty of "Oh, it's not bad," answered CHEMISTS uas a retired employe of the vision schedule of Major League sunlight, the father. "We get th« nails Judging other people often pre- istmctor William Kovaca at Fords Porcelain Works. baseball generally eliminates wholesale." vents us from appraising our- pecial additional rates. Dyes and Pigments Surviving are his widow, Mrs. network or national television of Make sure you get vigorous TVTilflrod Lindbaum Miller; a sis- baseball on Sundays, a heavy healthy, planting stock of desir- ter, Mrs. Helen Thulleson of Co- blow to the man who must work able age to plant. Never buy lonia; a niece and three neph Saturdays and who loves base- older stock. This old stock, * ball. sometimes offered to the pub BEGINNING MAY 18th for 17 lie, does not pay. FRANK J. FARLEY Sundays Track and Field meets Unpack plant shipments from all over the U. S. and from ISF.UV — Frank J. Farley. soon as they arrive from the some foreign countries will be nursery. If the plants ire at all ENGINEERS treasurer of Hudson County for hown over CBS. r!l years until he retired in 1965, dry, soak the roots in water for Complete Chemical and Mechanical a few hours before planting. flied May 7 in the Woodlawn LAIRD ON TROOP PULLOUT Printing Process or Project Nursing Home in New RochelJe, Secretary of Defense Malvin Prepare the ground thoroughly N. Y. He was 76. R. Laird reports there is no for planting. The holes should Service* SEND RESUME TODAY Farley began his career as a plan for unilateral American be of ample size to permit for the •certified public accountant. He troop withdrawal from South spreading the roots without J hfleame municipal auditor of Vietnam, He said withdrawal of champing. Set plants at the CAREER OPPORTUNITY .[ersey City in 1922 and was American soldiers depends on recommended depth. It is nece* that offers turned deputy Hudson County mutual removal of North Viet- sary to stake most fruit trees treasurer in 1932. He became namese forces through agree for a time after planting. Independence oiiinly treasurer in 1934. ment at the Paris peace talks. We Print Success 1_ ' Shift of Job Corps to the slums Real Security planner!. Business r. p. barone Over Half Century Of Personal Service Tow productivity and effldencr «an get a big To Ail Faiths boost when yon have well-printed forms and Throughout Middlesex County letterheads to meet the needs of your boaiaeM, associates Whether yon need business forms ... or lost the finest in personalised stationery ... SEE Industrial Management Consultants US FOB QUALITY! GREINER Tel. 201434-4300 73 Mala Street FUNERAL HOME THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY Woodbridge, N. J Inc. Ft f Rar'ifio AssoHates i* Centra! Jersey's only organic Established 1899 »'•"" *i'h » t"P personnel team providing Industrial man- i. K. 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man, treasurer; Mrs. Bernard Tytryn, financial secretary: Induction Set Mrs. Burt Brown, recording sec- Cub Scouts See What to Do At retary; Mrs. Tom Ford, corres ' Free Public Library By Sisterhood ponding secretary, Mrs. Alfred! Safety Films Portnoy, trustee. , of Woodbridge s The Sisterhood of The Mayor Reports WOODBRIDGE — Cubmasterl 'IVinple Kmanu El, 100 James Chairman for the evening is Robert Distelc;»mp announced .Street, will install new officers Mrs. Stanley Solomon. An orig inal skit will be presented. fcy tbat scouts of Cub Pack 33 will May 15, at 8:30 P. M. at Howard participate in the Scout A Rama May 15 to May 21 Johnson's Restaurant, Route 1, to be held by Raritan Council Woodbririgc. MAY SEEK RFK SEAT Ralph P. Barone, Ph. D. June 7, from 1 to P. M, in John The installing officer will be ADULTS: New York — Arthur J. Gold son Park.' Children under 18 will Albert Donner, Temple presi- be admitted free. May 20 — Port Reading - Arm- dent. Tlu- slate includes Mrs. berg has announced lie is .sen chair Adventures on Film - I Kurt Weiss, president; Mrs. Jrousl- y considering running for the Webclos and younger cub win Kabuk, first vice-president; Senate seat formerly held by scouts will conduct a Pine Woodj''"*' . , ,,„„•;„ Kdiiration has been defined difficult to erase. Then, too, tihere Derby and Obstacle Course t"Pennsyiv n.a and Hawaii Mrs. Jiimes Arcnson, second tie late Robert F. Kennedy. The as tin; systematic instruction, are really no winners of strikes. a a \ ice-president; Mrs. Seymour former U.S. Supreme Court Just the event. Plans are also boing'ADULTS AND TEENAGERS: schooling or training given to Meantime, we suggest that the made to attend a ball game at SperliiiK, third vice-president; lice said he would enter a prima the young (and, by extension, to teachers in our school system, May 16—Henry Inman -Chess Mrs. David Brody. fourth vice- ry if he decides to seek the Dem Shea Stadium in the near future. Club. - 6 to 8 P.M. president; Mrs. Arthur Hoch- adults) in preparation for the whose organizations have the ocratic nomination. work of lite. most powerful lobby in the State Two films were shown, at the recent pack meeting, from the SCHOOL-AGE BOYS AND What then, could be more im- House, help us secure our fair GIRLS: share of State Aid to Education. New Jersey Safety Council on portant, than education? Looking "Home and Highway Littering." May 15 — C'olonia - Film Pro- back 1 feel have an excellent If, at long last, we can get the gram - 6:30 P.M. money that is rightfully due us,After the opening ceremony by understanding as to the values Den 1, the following awards were "Alexander and the Car" and need of a good education in then Woodbridge Township will be in a much better financial presented: Eric Nielsen, gold "Gumbasia" tli is space age. Money was scarce nd siIver arrows and Bear and I worked hard and long for condition to do more for their* f , "Little Blue and Littla Yel- teachers. book; Steven Schweitzer, one low" my advanced education. It was year pin; Thomas Massa, Natur- not handed to me on a silver alist badge; James Tartza, one platter. year pin and Bear book; Kevin precision tune-up As you have undoubtedly J.F.K. Spring Beiter, Traveler badge; David guessed, Uiis is leading np to Grimm, Forester and Traveler insures against trouble something. The teachers of the badges; Craig Hilton, Outdoors- Woodbridge Township Public Concert Slated man and Athletic badges; Bob and pays for itself in uniiioved gas mileage School System are to be com- 1SELIN — The John F. Kener- t Hopta, Outdoorsman and plimented for using excellent nedy Memorial High School In Athletic badges; Kenneth Lubas, judgment and accepting ^'Com- strumental Music Department Webelos book and ribbon; Mark promise as far as salary is conwill present its annual Spring Petty, Outdoorsmao badge and' corned. Concert on Sunday, May IS, 3 Boy Scout book; George Rom an- HIF114-L Among the more militant teach' P.M. The event/to be held in ella, Webelos book and ribbon; cis, your mayor has been listed the auditorium of the school on and Mark McSorley, Wolf badge as anti education and anti-teach- Washington Avenue, will in- and Bc^r book, Oil • Premium Oil. Noltanal Broad. 14-hi. elude the Concert Band, Brass| Joseph LaBozza was accepted er. Nothing could be farther MfvUa •» «U makM d h>nw» from the truth. My very history and Woodwind Ensembles and j into the Pack as a Bobcat and the Stage Band. ) Craig Hilton graduated in the for Fml wnie* jut* AN work UCOMi: < II IKK: Mrs. Stvphanic Kaczmarski, 31 Sey- belies that story. Most of us fira M • call. mour Avenue, WomlliridKo, at the Woodbridge Shell Station know that today, to get any Selection for the Concert BandlBoy Scouts. Craig was presented GUARAHTEED iccfiviiiK a $I(M> check, from the manager Joseph Abecker, where, at least a bachelor's de will include: "First Suite in Eb"j with the Tenderfoot badge and SIMONE BROS. t.M winning one of the prizes in Shell's Facts and Faces Con- gree is as necessary as a high by «.. Hoist; "Knightsbridge pin and troop's scarf. school diploma used to be, andMarch" by E. Coates. "Camelot The Pine Wood Derby will be LINbEN, NJ. Milex Electronic Engine Analysis I am certain that all of us know Highlights" by F. Loewfc and A. held at the j\Tay meeting and 634-2624 and Major Tune-up how the right kind of teacher Lerner; "J-anta A Jag" by R. awards will be presented to 190 are $1,680 or less, you'll can inspire a puprl to try andMaltby; and "Capfiol Suite" by winning scouts. 486-2726 Corrects ALL i he entitled to all yonr checks climb the heights of the educa- Walter Be«lcr. this year. If yon earn over tional ladder even if, at times, As part of the Stage Band TrOUble SpOtS I riot a Sideline I SOCIAL SECURITY $1,680, some of your social there seems to be heavy odds, presentation, Fred Urrutia will ijiirsllon and Answrri security checks may be with- such as lack of finances, against be featured in a baritone saxa- Immediate Service—No Waiting—Oriwe in Today! held. the student. phone solo called "Rainy Sun nT nowAitn <;. HOUGHTON, ROOFING ADDITIONS day" by C. DeCamp. 300 ST. GEORGES AVE. WVWWWW/WWWWMWW Q. I am a widow with three chil- Teachers, even as you, natural- The Kennedy Instrumental SIDING ALTERATIONS dren, and we receive social se- ly want to better themselves. Music Department is in the pro RAHWAY, NJ. (,i I am a college student receiv- curity benefits. I've been offered ni;; monthly checks on my de That is human nature. They seek cess of making a 33 1/3 long a job making $7,000 a year. If more money in order to provide playing stereo record album, 382 3500 in-ascd father's social security I take this job, w,ill it stop my ireord. If I work during the the niceties of life for their fam- featuring the Concert and Stage HiHtra Moat, Tm., »'<. Sal children's checks? ilies. Teachers, without a doubt, Bands. Anyone wishing to pur- I * M U i I' M • smnmcr, will I be able to get as bright individuals, realize that chase the record may send the T1,Hf«, i VH. I A 1W. (• I P M jniy social security checks? A. No. Your earnings affect FLEMINGLOSS& SONS, Inc. A. It depends on how much all of us in Woodbridge Town- required payment to James only your own social securi- Guter, band director, with KOYI \ ST., FORDS you earn in the entire year. ty checks, and will not affect ship want to pay them a good If your total earnings for your children's checks. salary. However, as intelligent name an'i address, or the record men and women, it is certain may be purchased or ordered at in; that way down deep in their the concert. Checks should ijearts they realize there cpmes made payable to the John Kennedy Music Department. "THE RICHES OF NEW JERSEY", PART I fc. point where it is beyond the ability of the taxpayers to come Tickets for the Sunday after up with any more money. The noon musical program will Removal sold at the door, with adult and | individual taxpayer has his prob- Original lems, too. He has a mortgage student rates. to pay, doctor bills to meet. He has children to rear and to put . Grouser j )il Paintings through school and colJege. He, j disgruntled farmers tikccJ l*>, would like some of those to grouse each other. i$Jo«ifcies. So a compromise had "Never did see hay grow 116 *• reached. The taxpayers short as mine this summer, | realized it and the teachers real- sighed one. ized it. Good judgment prevailed. "You think your.i is short," Strikes, at best, bring hard feel- answered the oilier "I had la ings which even time finds it ltther mine to mow i;."

Buy New Jersey BAKED ASPARAGUS WITH EGGS ASPARAGUS HOLLANDAISE 1 bunch (2 lbs.) asparagus (Electric Blender) Asparagus now, 6 hard cooked eggi I'- Cheese Sauce 3 egg yolks ll the low calorie H cup buttered bread crumbs 1 Up. lemon juict 7 « K tsp. salt summertime Wash and cut asparagus into 4"-5" Few grains cayenne pepper M stalks. Cook in small amount of water H cup butter or margarine, melted treat. (f225°F.) for 10-15 mins., or until lbunch(2 lbs.) asparagus, cooked tender but firm; drain. In bottom of t\ greased 10" x 6" pan, arrange two Run hot water over blender con- stalks of asparagus, two halves of tainer until it is warm. Combine egg Mmmmm.mm! That unmistak- hard cooked egga with yolks upward, yolks, lemon juice and seasonings in able delicate flavor of fresh New two more stalks of asparagus -and container or electric blender. Cover. Jersey Asparagus makes it perfect two more halves of eggs. Next layer, Turn on and off quickly. Imme- place asparagus over eggs and eggs diately turn on high speed. Add by itself, or happily combined butter or margarine with seasonings and sauces. You over asparagus. Repeat alternating layers until all ingredients are used. in a thin steady can't beat New Jersey Asparagus Pour Cheese Sauc* over all. Cover stream. Blend, in soups, salads or as a main dish with buttered crumbs and bake at Keep warm by r vegetable. New Jersey Asparagus 360 °F. for 30 mins. Serves 5-6. setting container I is kind to your figure, too. Be in a saucepan sure you specify "Fresh New of hot water. Jersey Asparagus" for this week- Serve over hot end. It's wonderful! asparagus. Serves 5-6 ?

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The Middlesex County . i • • TOP COVERAGE T6P COVERAGE Leader-Press and Leader Shopper Leader-Press and Leader Shopper —top circulation coveragFln —top circulation coverage in IVoodbridge area, Woodbridge area. Wednesday, May 14, 1969

• ;.\V '(It's It l.\ l\ T.I) In M, nun lir , < oshiiurs. ihci., ul lin IM lin < IIIIHII.I Senior C'ili/.eiis Cllll> lield ;i Mothers' Day pro •r.iiu in the I-.IIIII ) 11 • IK. it-,. .viuiiihi\ ;ilii HI...MI s, .ilnl .u,. Ijliih I'.ukci and Lillian (ialtian. Standing h-ft lo n:;lil are Jiiunita Nimliel, .Marc.jiH Ni: : 11>. I. v ,1 I .eiuniiiiwi, /, Sclin.i I'llri, Itci'.r Ival/, l!i>se Helkwa. Angelina D'AIIesio and Helen Deveiin.

ASSISTS S1II0IUI I IN AMI NAI{( OIKS IHilVK: Middlesev C.iuiiiy Sherilf, John .1. Flanagan, left, and Motor Club of Amer- ica area branch manager, living I cldinait, study literature thai is currently licin^ used in a county-wide educational program. The occasion .was the presentation ol i!l),(MMI ami narcotics booklets tu Sheriff Flanagan. The booklets were printed and prepared for Middlesex Oiuniy at no charge as a public service of Motor Club of America. Sheriff Flanagan expressed the belief that (lin use of the booklets "both in the home and in the schools, will In- an invaluable adjunct <<> Middlesex's Anti-Dope campaign. They have served to create a greater awareness of this evil scourge and will, 1 know, contribute to eliminating any problem 'bat "lay exist in our county." p

CIlOWNIH'i; AT < \ICil lti;i I'lmlu .lii.w, ,i srcnc .it !ln< .M.iv <'n.uiiiii<.. I,, l,| In s \llll <.u| I!... ., , ; i •, \d. J Helen Krujewski was , iimnn. I'M In ip.inK in Ilir , iiiunin;. jell In lir.lii. \11 , Mm. til 1 1 M '• II. -il M, l,i 1 |l IV ski, Mrs. Mary Mrdwuk, \\ i •. N«>M Ilinns ;in,l rvi t s. lil.i Itomii i MRS. RICH Alt D MICKKY

•f t' KnHPH NF.VV LKADKHS: — Mrs. Iticharil Mickey, newly install (•(I president of the PTA School ; 17. Colonia, has announced her Executive Board at ("I

Hoard of Education repic si'ntative and foreign student, Mrs. Marvin Vox; cake sale. Mis. John Itomano; calendar and publicity, Mrs. Kdwanl II. Schneider; cultural arts, Mis. Herbert Oray; nifnibei • hi|>. Mrs. Frank Wade; news litter, Mrs. Leonard Kraus, pinxram, Mrs. James Nu//o, inniu representatives, ,Mi«. Ilirbert Kindred; science l;uVt Mrs, J. I). Henderson; flnwer sale, Mr*. Tang Fug. Other new officers are: First vice president, Mrs. Frank I I IM I V I I \ \ I I! , 1:1 \h\ .HUM 111 < , |, t | I n i |i M, [ -hi, H|l| ||M fill III III* il.iin i miIIIIMT, Wade; second vice president. I" il U"l III ', Ml III,- I I HUM I'llw , | H'IIH l|.,,| ,,| \\ || ,1 \ Wild 1'lllK r h. iildii'd in the Mrs. J. D. Henderson; honor l'"iiM < Inn ( h i,l!,llloi mm, I nil.u ,inil ^ili'iil.iv iH:;!iK In i;unnll;; ,i I N n' Im k. l.efi ID right ary vice president, Mrs. Wil HI t|is. .liiliii Ko/ak, Mis. |',I| | i.mlln .mil Hi v f.uiHs II,illicit. liam Balderston; recording secretary, Mrs. VV. Foucluy, Air- l,n uk will aiie-ml tlip \a corresponding secretary, Mr*. Mrs. Lusick Elected 'tonal President's Luncheon tot Thurlan Meadows; treasurer, •H- held Monday, May \d. in At j Mr. William Feldman. lantic Cilv. — President of Auxiliary Girls' State Tea wil be Md\liegion Auxiliary S at the Highland Park Post 88, COLONIA — Mrs. Aim Lusiek: Raudi.mv di-legales; .llr> An.;«08 Ranun Avenue May ^-[Mpmorial Poim\ Stile was elected president of lhe'»ie Ahloiiczv, Mrs. La Verne I1 -^ ''• Representatives of| American I-egion Auxiliary Co Doll. Mrs. Haydu and Mrs. I.ock the unit are Miss (iretchen Sul I W00DBH1DGK - The Am.' : 'can Legion Auxiliary of Po-t M IN Ml,MOJO Ol ll\l, ItOV In memory of the latf Brian I a 11*, the Brisn Falk Memorial Field ,„ Menlo IV.tk Terrace was Ionia Unit 248 at a meeting hcldie. alternates. The convention is i tivan. and .Miss Lynne r activities planned by thej0Us contributions are . first vice-president; Mrs Doro wood. Alternates are Mrs. Fltna sot for Thursday, May 15, 7:30 grades. iTreni, Mrs. Ablonrzv Mrs Doll, unit, include: participation in the help t-/se the \uv Im Music Program P.M., al the school on Pushing Ihy IKiydu, second vice presi ., ,,i M TI i Woodbridue Township Memuual"lizfd veN-rans of World V\,.r.~ Mrs Robert Arfijlas, Life. ' Mrs. llayilti S M ill-' 1 Avenue. I A musical program. Member,-will be installing offi NIXON'S FOOD PACKETS dent:' Mrs. Iternitu Burrows,i ' ' DaJv ,, if ,,i; ^i ;,- vices ^..and-II1 . (hcKonM.iV.Kerjn- ai. ISRI.LV - Mrs. Fred Davis. Mrs. I. ii sick, i..^,.,!.,!,..!;,.ri'habil - " > I'Jt.Klt" Jim s(*i\i(es. wall fL • , ., . , ... , J with modern dance interpreia cer. Washington — The Nixon ad treasurer; Mfs. Helen lli^gms.. :dl veterans of the \ KM \,m\ pi.'siilrnt nf School V, F TA. an ( n:lirman aiiriiiuncd Puppy llo« crs brmsj-place;• placed on deeoas ('onl|jft" AN fun,K ar,. „,,,, ,• „ lions, will be presented by the On May 28,-the PTA will spon ministration will provide special historian; Wrs, Dorothea Lockie/ ' ' miiimed several events planned fifth* and sttcth grade girls, di- food packets for some 45.000 (Chaplain; Mrs. Catherine Buet !Salt's vl" K"ln m".v 2l- Wllh :l|l,p(1 members graves prior to Me; rehabilitation work in U. S. \ •>••• /or the month of May. The first| sor a Kindergarten Tea for new rected by Mrs, Alaine Poran- ly registered Kindergarten pu- needy mothers and children in , sergeant-at arms. .proceeds being usecHo help hos |monal Day; particip' tion in thclerans" Hospitals and lo finance nf the activities will be a Classl ski, physical education teacher. pils and their parents, at 1:30 a move to meet some of the Representatives at the Middle , pitaliz.-c.....l veteran. s Member,._...,.... s wi'l,..j corsajc contest, sponsor ^wnl"'t 'n l^e t-'hild Welfare Pro- Mothers' and Librarians' Tea' Robert Schmirker will direct1 in ex County Amrrir.in Ugion moot at the I o>-t llomr, at 3; P.M. Pupils of the present Kin problems found by a Senate >d bv C'otintv Wednesday, May 14. 1:30 P.M.! ipstrumeotal program consist deraartpn will perform for.lhr probp nf hunger in the capital. Auxiliary Convenlmn ^ M . fof r container-ancontainerand in-tnintnrr • 'Ilir n rnt is held annually in-- in? _of fourth, fifth and sixth [pupils tn bf. Mrs. W i 11 I a m The 'foxi for health" packets' \Tr«i. Burrows. foW'Ult a1 Urj*': 'lC'lr' makins rnr^EP? unit hirthdjy p;' (3shionpd hv disabled vet*. hnnnr Mi*, women as "faithfuli jrarjp pupils As a climax In HIP thp Kindergarten 'psrh proicrt in Washington mil coit Mrs Symborski Mr- Virginia Mr? SvmbT-ki Mr= Bur .Junp with Mr^ Lunrk as rST1t K to ,«v t.h^nk you (W affair, Miss Mary Griffin. vn<-al ( pxplam to thp par»n =; .?.•) mil'ion Thall Mi= r.u^k a Mr: Tliall Mr: }yl\\ 3iv\ SUPPORT YOUR POLICE PAGE TEN Wednesday, May 14,1969 Reader-Press 13th Annual Elementary Trainer To End Four Records Could Be J & L Auto [Pats- Place Second 10 Year Stay Inter-School Track Meet Smashed In Final County To Be Held At J.f.-K. Makes It In Elizabeth Relays In This Nation By JOHN BURACZYNSKI ski, Al Peterson and Dave Kuntz OCEANPORT, — Michael Fo- Track Meet At H. Park WOODBRIDGE - The Wood- posted a blistering mark of garty, an Irish-born trainer Township Board of Education COLONIA — Colonia's track 8:11.4. John Pavuk ran a 1:56.9 whose stable is at Monmouth HIGHLAND PARK — At least iof Kennedy: Ken Haley of Me- announced that the thirteenth an- 4 In Row team placed second behind rival final leg of the sprint medley to Park for the upcoming meeting, four records could be smashed [tuchon and Dave Rinohart of Colonia Golfers J. F. Kennedy, Saturday at the is about to end a 10-year stay in when Middlesex County track u;il clomontary imer-sehool track By MEYER ROS.ENBLUM Greater Jersey Conference Re- led the team of Dennis Kuntz, Stevens. meet, which will have over seven John Marr and Paul Haynes to this country and is obviously (Id men gather for the final county lays Htld in Elizabeth. The Pat- ing his utmost to depart in a High jumpers usually have hundred fifth and sixth grade CARTERET — The unbeaten a 3:37.2 mark. meet of the year, the outdoor good success in this meist be. .Kills and hoys competing, will be4-0 For Season riots posted a team score of 16. blaze of glory. individual charripionships, Fri- and league leading J & L Auto among a field of 20 Group IV The Patriots evened it's dual- He has no less than six horses cause of the fine jumping fa- livid on Saturday, May 17, 1969 By JOHN BUItACZYNSKI Parts, sporting a 40 record, meet record at 2-2 by thrashing day and Saturday afternoons at cility at Highland Park. Wood- COLONIA — The Cplm.ia Higi schools representing a Tri-Coun- he is pointing for specific Mon Highland Park High School. um in Iselin. The meet wilteal m by a score of 15'/i-2V4. t to 0, as Tom Coffee hurled the the 440-yard dash, two-mile'run, Perdue and defending champion give them a 4-0 season mark events. 4 hurdles events under the. strong rich races in Florida, and pfime p undor the direction of the victory, in the Little League, running oi Joe Papernik. Other high jump, and discuss. Several Ken Goglas, who missed John Woodbridge Township Physical Led by Dean Ferut.e's 36, thi Colonia won two first pftce Fool, who could develop into ^ other nferks migh be approach- American division. marks in the two-mile and sprint Patriot winners were Al Peter- strong threat in the 3-year-old Riddick's record of %'3(/a" by Education Department. Patriols stormed over thi The second place Metro Glass, ed but its unlikely that they will a mere hah* inch. Riddick sot Eagles at the Raritan Arsena medley, behind the strong run son (2 mile), John Pavuk (4:39.0 ranJts. be broken during this meet. Last year's winner, Iselin #26 also unbeaten, with a 3-0 record, ning of Dave Kuntz and John —1 mile), Dave Kuntz ,(880), < Why, with new heights of his the record for New Brunswick will be trying to capture it's course. In addition to Feruce shut out the Sportsman Associa Both Steve Riccardi of John High Sohool in 1965. Rich Feldman and Don Berko Pavuk. The two mile relay team Dennis Kuntz (440) and Paul career seemingly around the F. Kennedy (Iselin) and AT second straight championship. ion, with O'Rielly hurling a one of Bill Hcruska Chet Dembow- Haynes in the 220. corner, will be leave H all be- The two favorites will be press- Previous winners have been: witz tallied 3 points each for the liitter. Other victories in the Hampton of Highland Park have Patriots, by having low score: hind to return to his homeland? ed by Kevin Hamrah and Jim Hopelawn #10 (1957 ; Avenel American division, included an excellent chance to break Coddington of Dunellen, Steve #4&5 (1958); Iselin #18 (1959); of 38 and 39, respectively. "I want to make it clear that the record of :46.4 in the quar- Frank's Department Store, over I consider my time in America Rosenberg and Donnie Freeman Woodbridge #11 (1960, 1962, The only blemisih preventing the Carteret Auto Parts, 9-0, ter set by which Levandowski of the Patriots from having.an un Colonia Edges valuable experience," he said. of Highland Park, Les Bennett 1963. 1964; Fords #14... (1961); Foodtown over Knights of Co South Plainfield in 1965. Both of St. Joseph's and Brett Lowis Fords #7 (1965) and' Colonia defeated season so far; cam. "I don't want to be critical of of these boys presently hold 'umbus, 6-5, Metro Glass over American rating, but there are of Edison. All have cleared six #27 (1966, 1967). from Summit, who duelled to aKnights of Columbus, 7-2, Cranf ord By 6-4 county individual championships 99 tie at the Colonia Country certain things I like better in feet this year. The Woodbridge Township Frank's Department Store over in the quarter. Ricciardi won Club. Again Dean Feruce was By JOHN BURACZYNSK1 Ireland. this event in the meet last year The discus throwers will bav« Board of Education will award U. S. Metals, 3-1 • and Catholic "For one thing, I don't like all the advantage this year of throw- trophies and ribbons to the first, the low man for Colonia (4-0-1. War Vets over Sportsman Asso as a sophonjore while Hampton with a 40, and picking up 3 COLONIA — The Patriots ran the traveling one has to do here. beat him at the indoor champion- ing from the newly installed second and third place winners ciation, 6-1. In the final game ilh-ir win streak to 4 in a row by I have a lovely farm waiting for Olympic Circle. The top three in •awl ribbons points in the process. Also for the pace-setting J and L Auto ships at Lawrenceville last win- Colonia. Bob Lenz collected 214 veiling Cranford 64 at home, me in Ireland. ter, Both have broken the 51-the event are Scott Meseroll of and sixth place winners in their arts topped Jack Pages, >5 4. Colonia sewed up the win on run "I think everyone has to set Piscataway and Chris Horman points. The Summit team is now Vick Zicoardi hurled the first second mark this spring with respective events. Individual 3-2-1 for the season. producing singles by Nick Shine a pattern for his own life, what of St. Joseph, a pair of 157 foot- schools will be competing for ,ix-innings and tied the score Ricciardi running :49.0 beating and Steve Quinn. A run produc- he thinks is best for him." May^ Hampton by nine-tenths of a sec- ers, and Barry Feldman of Mad- the coveted Woodbridge Board with a long homer. Dotegowski ing triple by Roger Nielsen who be I'm wrong, but for me it is to ison Township, who has tfuwvn of Education trophies to be Carter'et Track Team lso homered in this game. ond in a triangular meet last later scored on an error, and a go back and live in Ireland". month. 155'. All are within range of the awarded to the top.three schools. Defeats S. Brunswick In the National League, Airco, base by Stu Pirnik. Bill Fogarty, who is 38, will end a record of 162' SW set by Joe Kvents for both girls and boys •0, is setting the pace. Airco received the mound vie- Others who should place in this CARTERET — The Carteret fajthful association with Mon- event are Bill Burns of Colonia, Wilson of St. Joseph's. v. ill include: the shuttle run, high school track team defeated ame through with" a double .ory for Colonia. mouth Park when he leaves standing long jump, softball riumph, outscoring S y n o Steve Altman of John P. Stevens Records in the running events South Brunswick in a dual meet CRANFORD (4) "within a year." He has come (North Edison), Peter Sauchinitz that appear "safe" are :9.8 in" throw, 50 .yard dash and quar- held here in Carteret last week, iecki's 11-8, with Vic Iludowski AB R H here for the past six summers, ter mile relay. urling the win. In the second of Metuchen and Jim Cimaglia (he 100-yard dash by Roy Cun- 71 to 55. It was Carteret's sec Dclong (ss) 4 1 2 but this year particularly he isand Ken Engle of Kennedy. ningham of Woodbridge in 1958 The meet is held as a culmina- ond win of-the current season. ame Airco snow-balled over Neist (If) 4 0 0 well prepared for a campaign at ting activity to the American the Carteret Deli, 19-4. behind Timmy Turner of St. Joseph's and Jerry Frinoh of New Bruns- The Ramblers won eight first Apgar (rf) 4 i the 59-day meeting which starts of Metuchen, the outstanding wick in 1962, :21.0 in the 220- Association for Health, Physical places, with John Spoganetz win- dike Base. lohannsen (P) 3 May 31. Education and Recreation Youth! 1 distance runner in Middlesex yard dash by Nick Ellis of New ning a triple. He took both dash- The second place Fire Co. KENNETH HYLAND N'eisz (3b) 4 0 Earning the most f*me and County this year, will be try-Brunswick in 1956, 1:58.0 in Fitness Test conducted annual [o. 2, with a 3-0 record to date, Cudd (c) 3 ly iii the Woodbridge Township es and the high jump. Fred 0 fortune so far this year for Fo- ing to eclipse the two-mile mark the 880-yard run by Jimmy Weir Gasior was a double winner for otled over the Carlos Pizza by COLONIA — Kenneth Hyland, Schreiber (lb) 3 0 garty's 19-horse stable has been of St. Joseph's in 1967, 13.8 in Public Schools. Class of '69 has been selected as of 9:30.2 .set by Jim Kuisma of Carteret, taking the 120 low big 19-6 count. Other National Badle (2b) 2 a George R. Wallace's Spire, a Colonia last spring. The Falcon the 120-yani high hurdles by The elementary physical edu- hurdles and the long jump. included Car- Colonia High School's student Prulzz (cf) 3 5-year-old daughter of Carry /eague winners 0 senior will be gunning for hisKeith Richardson of Perth Am- cation staff consisting of Edward The winners follow: •ret Craftsman over Carteret afhlete of the year. Barnes 1 Back. She won a pair of turf Ackerman, Harry Bernstein, Pe 0 first championship in the meet boy in 1965 and George Carty 100 yard dash, John Spoganetz, eli, 18-4, Ideal Liquor over Fire Among his many accomplish Daikon (2b) 0 0 stakes, the Suwannee River and after finishing second in the of Perth Amboy in 1964, and tor Capitano, Fred Ohesky, Ray- (C). , •0, No. 1, 21-0, Babies Furniture ments are: Ranks 12tih in a class Holler / 0 0 Orchid handicaps, but Fogarty mond Dandrea, Joseph Dudik, 1 mile last year and fourth in the :19.2 in the 180-yard low hurdles 220 yard dash, John Spoganetz, ver Carteret Bank & Trust Co., of 349 (upper 10 percent); Na has no intention of limiting her half-mile as a sophomore. His by George Carty in 1964. i/ouis Esfok, James Fitzgerald, (C). 3-1, Synowiecki Funeral Parlor tional Honor Society; College 31 4 10 to grass racing. Joseph Flaherty, Jack Halperin, best time in the two-mile this The marks in the field events 440 yard run, Ed Wilgucki (C). er Carteret Bank & Trust Co., Board Score of 1308; member of COLONIA (6) "When Gulfstream Park closed Phillips Hanson, Frank MaJar- the Varsity Club; varsity foot year is 9:27, better than three are 22' 7" in the long jump by 880 yard run, Rich Holland, 2, Ideal Liquor over Craftsman AB R H there wasn't any more turf rac- full seconds below the existing John Novak of Perth Amboy in die. Benjamin Minucci, David (SB). Club, 6-5, as Bob Savage won ball, two years; captain of the lyland (rf) 3 0 ing, and there weren't too many J'otorson, Alaine Poranski, Su- team, all-county, all central record. 1964, 14' W in the pole vault 1 mile run, Tom Ryan, (SB). his own game with a timely hit, VlcGuinness (cf) 2 0 0 races for older fillies and by Buford Williams of Piseata- zanne Spitzer and Joseph Zu- Carlos Pizza over Babies Furni- Jersey, lineman of the year at The two-mile field will also rich have been working dili- 2 Mile run, Keith Rasmussen oPrete (If) 3 2 mares," Fogarty said. "I feature five other boys who have way in 1966, 59'5" in .the shot (SB). ture, 13-11 in extra innings and Colonia and most valuable Neilsea (c) 2 2 rontly preparing for this popu- player. couldn't keep her in hard train- gone below 9:52 this season. put by Joe Wilson of St. Joe in 120 high hurdle, Larry Balka Fire Co. #2 over Fire Co. #1, aelber (lb) 3 0 ing, so I've been giving her a 1967 and 205' 7" in the javelin by lar ovent. 10-8. Also varsity basketball, one These would include Al Peter- (C). irnik (p) 2 1 little rest. She can run well on son of Colonia, Bill Criss oi Wayne Donelon of Highland Park The public is invited free of Kaskiw Plumbing, leading the year; varsity indoor track, one Shine (2b) 3 1 0 dirt too, so I'm pointing her for charge to this annual event. 120 Low hurdle/Fred Gasior, Highland Park, Paul Zambrito in 1964. (C). International League, east year; varsity baseball, two padaro (3b) 3 0 the Molly Pitcher." Discus Wm. Klimowitz, (SB) grouping, came through with a years, and also captain of theQuinn (ss) 1 0 The latter race, 11/16 miles on Calendar Marriage Shot, Wm. Klimowitz, (SB). 4,2 victory over the Deverin As- team. liggins (If) 2 0 June 28, is worth $3S,000-added "So your married life is very Javelin, Rich Haas, (C). sociation. The Italian Ameri- The young man has been re Balreis (cf) 1 0 and is Monmouth Park's major unhappy. What's the trouble, De- Pole Vault, Paul Russel, (SB) cans, also unbeaten in the east cruited by over 100 colleges and test for handicap distaffers. cember married to May?" Long jump, Fred Gasior, (C), grouping with a20record, were has selected the University of 25 6 7 Wallace's Bit of Fluff, a 4-year Carteret Rec. Department Standings "Heavens, no. It's Labor Day High jump, John Spoganetz, inactive this past week. Pennsylvania for further educa >anford 003 000 1—4 old filly, meanwhile will prob- married to the Day of Rest." C). In tiie west grouping in the In Uon. !olania 032 010 y—6 ably start in the 6-furlong Re- ternational League the Hebrew gret, to be run June 11. Bit ofLITTLE CARTERET LEAGUE Carteret Auto Parts 1 2 Mens' Club triumphed over the Fluff proved she has substance NATIONAL LEAGUE Foodtown Markets 1 3 NEW KING OF KLOUT - By Alan Mover Gruhin's Pharmacy, 11 to 2. The when she won her last two starts Airco Co. Sportsman Association 0 3 Hebrew Mens' Club is tied with Sixth Victory County Scholar, at Gulfstream. Fire Co. #2 LAST YEAR, tvmm ws/at smL F.M.C. Corporation for first Seximee, a 3year-old filly own- Babies Furniture INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE place, each with a 3-0 record. EAST MP)£l> fffoM 4/967 ert-77/£- FoffatNetmen ed by Forrest Mars, will make Synowiecki Funeral 0 Food Machinery also came Athlete To Be the opening bid for Fogarty's Ideal Liquor Kaskiw Plumbing 3 COUfStart, ti£ /Mp ti/S through with a win this week, BURACZYNSKI .stable by running in the 25,000 Carteret Bank & Trust Italian American 2 0 J nosing out the Rotary Club, 8-7, COLONIA — The Patriot ten Named Monday added Miss Woodford Stakes on Craftsman Club Carrol's Hamburger 2 1 with Irving Erdely the winner. nis team notched their sixth win Monmouth Park's first card. She Carlo's Pizza Jewish War Vets 1 1 w/r// In the remaining game in theof the season despite 3 setbacks COLONIA - Votes for thewon recently at Gulfstream. Fire Co. # 1 Rotary Club 1 2 nternational League, the Sports- by thrashing Plainfield 4-1 Scholar-Athlele of Middlesex Carteret Delicatessen Deverin Association 1 2 fffl&T fl0MZ${/$ OF /If* County are being tabulated. The Top 2-year-olds in the barn are Cold Cat Center 0 man Barber Shop eked out anSingles winners for ColonJa were Tom Wood's Sherry Amber, a 2 8 7 win over the Cold Cut Center Mike Feldman, 61, 6-2; and Al winner will be honored by the AMERICAN LEAGUE Middlesex County Coaches As- filly, and a colt named Swamp WEST ind Carroll's Hamburgers whip- Roth, 6 1, 6-3. The doubles team Fighter owned by Wood and Fo- )od Hill Pharmacy, 91. sociation this Monday, May 26, J it L Auto Parts 4 Hebrew Mens Club 3 0 of Jeff Klunkass aind Mark Rei garty in partnership, Sherry Am- Metro Glass 3 F.M.C. Corp 3 0 ner won 6-0, 0-6, 6-3; while the at the Greenbrier Restaurant, PUT North Brunswick at 7:00 p. m. ber, another Gulfstream winner, Frank's Dept. Store 2 Phillips #66 2 1 second doubles team of Ron has eyes on the Colleen Stakes Catholic War Vets 2 Sportsman Barber Shop 1 2 Colonia Golfers Egg and Mike Wacker ran their The guest speaker will be Bob June 18, and Swamp Fighter, O'Dell, Head Football Coaoh of Knights of Columbus 1 Hill Pharmacy 0 3 win record to 7-2 by thumping Who won his first start at that 2 their opponents 6-3, 6-1. the University of Permsylanvia. U. S. Metals 1 Charley's Gulf 0 track by eight lengths, is beingJack Pages 1 Gruhin Pharmacy 0 3 Defeat Kennedy Colonia then wen1: on to their The Association will also geared up for an extensive cam- By JOHN BURACZYNSKI seveftth victory Monday, by honor Lou Bartha of John F. paign. COLONIA - The Colonia Golf besting Ptscataway, 3-2. Patriot Kennedy High School, Joseph "I think be has enormous po- Rambler Nel$iers Win ream streaked to their eighth winners in singles were Mike Coroba of Carteret High School, tential," Fogarty said. "He'll win against 4 setbacks and aFeldman, 6-3, 6-2; Tom Kloos, and Gordon Koehler of Perth run here in about a month, and One and Drop One Amboy High School for 25 years' lie to easily defeat cross-town 6 4, 6 2; in doubles, Ron Egg am! my ulimate goal for him is the CARTERET Carteret high STRIKES & SPARES rival J. F. Kennedy 13-5, at the Mike Wacker whipped their op service to the County. Sapling." The Sapling, climax school The program will be carried won its first doubles KHi-itan Arsenal Course. ponents 6-0, 6-0, extending their event for the Monmouth Park match recently by defeating I/ow man for Colonia was Don streak to 8 2. by W.C.T.C., our local radio sta- season, carries a guaranteed MUNICIPALS tion, Joe Martino of Colonia New Brunswick in tennis, 3 2, at lierkowitz, but his mark of 40 Buccleauch Park. Carteret is BOWL-MOR failed to score any team points ligh School is the Program "hairman. Karl Faeth of East best horse of allnow 10-2 and the Zebras 1-5. High Games: Men • C. Bamko, when his opponent fired in a 37. Local Shooters is one that was bought this win- The Summaries: 226; F. Chiamar, 205; P, Ricb- Mark Lesser and Rich Feldman irunswkk High School is theter," Fogarty went on, saving Association President. Carteret 3, New Brunswick 2 kus, 204. narrowed the Gap for Colonia the best for last. "He is Prime Women - P. WbJfcley, 198; E. by picking up 3 points each, and Score 3rd Win Fool, and we paid $70,000 for Bob Leary (NB) def. Bob Za- Kocsik, 183; R. Gaydos. 181. Toyce Collins chipped in with WOODBRIDGE — The Wood Four Area Men Past him. By now he's worth at least lesld, 62, 64; Bob Lmdemaim (C) High Sets: Men • J. Seubert, ZVi. bridge Police team made it two times that much." def. Bob Caperell, 64, 5-7, 62; 585; C. Banko, 560; P. Riohkua, The Patriots chalked up their three in a row when they blast "If he wins his next race, I Curt Romanowski (C) def. Bary 534. State Umpires Exams Pardun, 4 6, 6-3, 6-1; Mike Ban- m'nth win plus another tie at ed the Madison Township Police WOODBRIDGE — Four just might run him in the Bel Women - R. Gaydos, 492; B. their home course, Colonia by a score of 1180 — 568. fmrnt Stakes, because basically aoh and John Ondrejack (C) def. area men have successfully Jim Gittens and Paul Trejo, 61, Kuzniak, 479; E. Koosik, 466. Country Club, by besting South Woodbridge Team Captain An- completed written and field I think he a router," Fogarty River 12-6, and tying East 7 5; Walt Bialkowski and Bob Leaders — dy Ludwig ripped up his targets examinations and have been continued, "Then, I hope we'll Trading Post 62V4 Brunswick 9-9. Low man for Co for a 298 as Richie Alexander Inducted Into the New Jersey be asked to go in the Monmouth Hindes (NB) def. Steve Laoka and Andy Dytyniak, 6-O 60. Middlesex Concert 59 43 Ionia was Don Berkowkz with a put in a 296. The "Old Pro" Phil State Federation of Baseball Invitational." t 45 42. Highland Park's tennis team Cardell 57 Yacovino shot 294 and Charlie Umpires. The Invitational, a 11/8-mile Wick Agency 57 45 Banko tied wjth Art Dando for They are Jack Ford, Wood- race for 3 year olds, was boosted crushed Carteret, 5-0, the Owls are 8-1. Mitribtitii by Smf Ttatuni SynJlMto Jayvee Baseball Team fourth place with 292 apiece. bridge John Yustak, Carteret, to the rank of 100,000 races for Madison Township showed up and Robert Co tier and Joseph the coming running on Aug. 2, The summaries: Win Pair, Lose One on the firing line with only two C. HonkU of Edison. even though this » only the sec- Rich Walliner (HP) def. Bob One Minute CARTERET — The Carteret men: J. Stenger who fired a 295| ond year of its ta Zajeski, 61, 6-2; Bruce Beisky y (HP) deft. Bob Lndertnano, 6-2. [high school jayvee baseball tos and Ray Heuer with a 273. WAR ON CRIME The "backstops" to.this out- Sports Quiz |sers, sporting an excellent 9-9 Next week Joe Galassi's men 6-0; Dane Boggs (HP) def. Art President Nixon has suggest-standing group of stakes nomi- Romanowski^ 6-0,62; Bob Zilin- sssen record to date, won two games will be looking for their fourth ed to Congress that Mafia chiefs nees are sure to give Fogarty his this past week and lost one. The win as they meet the Soutti sW and Larry Beck (HP) def. 1. Who won the Byron Nelson Ramblers defeated Roselle. 9 to might be crippled financiaUy share of Monmouth Park win- Mike Banack and John Ondre- Plainfield Police on the firing through the use of antitrust laws ners. He is likely to continue his golf tourney? • 5, a£ Mike Kolibas hurled Mie line. and has mapped a $61 million jack, 6-3, 6 2; Bill Beck and Dan Who is golf's plumber- wtnj: Later in the week the team| remarkable successes of earlier Ellneberg (HP) def. Steve Lalka war against organized crime. this year, when at Gulfstream turned-pro? turned back John F. Kennedy, No Countrj Hick and Andy Dypyniiak 60, 6<). 3. Who recently won the Virgi- 4-1, as Jay Immer hurled the This, however, is only a part of Park he had the highest winning victory. Politician: What this town the President's broad anticrime percentage of any trainer, sad- nia 500 stock car race? KEEP KOOL nwls is a supply cf clean, fresh package. 1 dling 15 winners from 34 starters. Please Do! 4/ What team does Miekey Ma^ The loss was recorded when!milk. It's up to your voters to "Dear Editor."- wrote the anx- tie "pick to wm the America* the locals lost a 7-1 decision to j take the bull by the horns and hapgut! race? South Brunswick. John Senzyzyn demand it. ious correspondent, "I am in P; S. BUSES TO love with a very homely girl 5. How long is the run for th# JOIN A SUMMER LEAGUE was charged with th« loss. ' -Pirate, U.S.S. 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"Peas In A* Nutshell"" [ R. P. Barone Associates BY LONG IN W. MARZECKI Leads Pollu tion Con trol WOODBRIDGE — New Jer- "C, n s <*o 11 s. liquid anfl solid We Aniorirans always considered ourselves not to be a war JJ.MI'S pollution is the nio.it ur- like people winch is a euphemism . . . we like to use. We arc ; sey's vital need for independent peace loving nation We arc also willing to eventually stand up evaluation and design of com- •rill ;ii)i| complex rin ironnvnial for our risilits . . . and very willing to help others to tfain a bettei l)lete pollution control systems I iibliiii of modern tune;,. \V:.lr>. way of life, AII woll anil good! However, has anyone really j'o dispose of industrial saseous, pread awareness td ibe ne< d H liir rin'ii'onmcnial control, and thought what is involved? Money can be earned, machines car liquid and solid wastes-is being 1 hi- built and anything else can be made through our ingenuity: met by 11. P. Barone Associates,' inn 11p)i• x problem of pollution the father looks on bravely to the son before them, remembering bridge. i i-.mtrol one which ili-ni.nuls m- iliNrv's immediate attention when be was in the same shoes, saying, "Goodbye, and do not One of the important reasons worry." From then on, until he comes home, it is excruciating why the R. P. Barone experts; •|-i\-is,ih!(i solutions to pollu anxiety from one moment to the next . . . constantly. When he are able to make a completely linn problems require tile inter- does return, he has many tales to tell, such as maybe when he impartial approach to the selec- •leiiiin. of I'OM rnnient and in- served with the 7th Marine Regiment of the famous First Marine tion of the most efficient poilu hi try, each understanding Ihrc Division on the breakout from the Cho.sin Reservoir in North tion control systems is the fact nrnlilniiis of the nllipr. Working Korea to the port at Hungnam. Those Siberian winters are the that their company does not iip".cthrr, the challenge c;in he. coldest in the world. Two battles had to be fought at the same manufacture or sell this type of inei \uih minimtini disruption ef lime . . . the enemy who had them boxed in ... and the cold. equipment. |MTsi)imeI and production. (Jur country was prepared for a wipe-out. What a surprise it was to the leathernecks to find out that they had been given up for Through years of experience "Our staff members are par- lost! Maybe he had been with the well-known Fifth Marine Di working with a wide range of 'irularly f|iialific'd to offer in- vision that wrested Iwo Jima from the Japanese ... or maybe industries, this management 'tinned direction to industrial lu- had been with the 26th Regiment, attached to the Third Ma- consulting firm has assembled Mian.-i. rrs. This includes inter- rine Division that held Khe Song for months during the Vietnam a technical staff with unique pretation of control legislation War. Sure! They were wonderful headlines, but wHat about the qualifications and outstanding with government asencies, eval- men? Some returned in one piece; others considered themselves BUDDING MUSICIANS: French horn players who will perform with the Isdin Junior High reputations in pollution control. DR. RALPH I'. BAHONK uation of grant policies, detec- Their function is to provide in- tion and analysis of emission lucky to be "only wounded." Many collected Purple Hearts like School band at a concert in the school Friday night. Left to right are Lou Ann Pawlewski, Shari Advance Planning combat stars. dustrial managers with the cor- sources, plus design of control Gunthner, .and Sarah Miles. rect answers to the problems of The. services of R P Barone dp • • d supervision o( The veteran campaigner returned with the same hopes and handling chemical and solvent Associates are especially useful|equipmennniiinmotlft inctinstallation,,il!ltinn »" nDrr , Ban».- idealisms as his father, grandfather, and ad infinitum, that the to industrial concerns who are wastes in the light of new strin- rone concluded. America he had fought for and served so well, would remember gent regulations. interested in planning pollution him. Yes! He was given a G. I. Bill of Rights and many other Junior High School Band Parochial PTA control programs prior to being Other activities of R. P. Ba- benefits by a grateful nation. But a nation is made up of people Directing the activities of cited for violations by regula- rone Associates encompass . . . like you and me. He wants to step back into the mainstream these experts is Dr. Ralph P. tory agencies. management appraisal and n-s- Installation Set Barone. He holds a Ph.D. de- ureeting, as well as program of America and become aapart of it again. If he was wounded, Gives Several Concerts Advance planning permits the he will find that it is not so easy to gain employment. Maybe he WOODBRIDGE — Installation jree in Organic Chemistry from R. P. Barone pollution special- planning. The firm is also re- lost an arm, or a hand or even part of his leg. He gets turned bers and audience a more en- of newly-elected officers of Our the University of Pennsylvania. ists to engineer the best possible tained by leading companies to WOODBRIDGE — The Wood- Lady of Mount Carmel PTA will He formerly held positions as secure key scientific, profession- down from door to door ... very nicely, of course ... but theI bridge Junior High School Band riching and rewarding exper- control systems which meet thought is there ... he is not in one piece... and we will have ience. The type of music to the be held tomorrow (Thursday), Assistant Technical Coordinator specific performance specifica- al and technical personnel. has been keeping busy recently, 8 P.M., at the Mount Carmel for the Interchemical Corpora- trouble with him! Either he cannot keep up the production ... performing several concerts, ac- band has played over the past tions and provide major cost In addition to his profession- or he will take time out for trips to the doctor or the hospital. three years, from "Salute to Hall. Mrs. Arthur Kindler, Re- tion, and served as General Su savings. al activities as director of R. P. Why bother. . . when we can get able-bodied people? ^ cording to Stanley F. Laird, Jr., gent of the Perth Amboy Region perintendent of the American 'director. Beethoven" to "Down by the In commenting on today's ser- Barone Associates, Dr, Barona Let me tell you something, Hard heart! If it were not for guys Riverside", Dixieland style, ac- of Diocesan PTAs will officiate. Cyanamid ' Company, Organic ious industrial pollution prob serves as mayor of Woodbridge They gave two concerts for complishes this task. Dr. Barry Miller, psychologist, Pigments Department. lem, Dr. Barone said: Township. like these, neither you nor I would be in business today. He can the students at School 1 at the prove, if given one-fourth of a chance, that he is good, if not a assistant professor in the Grad- end of April. The program in- Mr. Laird, a graduate of Jul uate School of Education, Rut better worker than one who has not been through the mill. Jusl cluded "The Phanton Regi- liard School of Music, has been keep in mind he is.already matured' at the age of twenty-one .... gers University, will be the ment", Leroy Anderson; "Little involved with music education guest speaker. Pastor Slates and is not a kid anymore! Czech Suite, Holiday in Rome", in the Woodbridge Township Miss Anna G. Lombardi Do your part... not so much in furnishing the material, but The slate of officers fro the A. R. Piato; "Serenade to An Schools for the past five years, 1969-1970 school term includes: in giving the opportunity to a man who not only needs it... but Insomniac", J, Chiarelli; "Gun- and band director of the Junior DESERVES IT! Mrs. Glendon Ravencraft, presi Week's Services smoke", J. Kinyon; "High- High School for the past three. dent; Mrs. Melvin Lykes, vice- Married in St. Anthony's HIRE THE HANDICAPPED, because it is good business. lights From South Pacific", His students, through competi ISELIN — Rev. Samuel Chit president; . Mrs. George Lucas, ter, pastor of Iselin Assembly of You better believe it! Rodgers and Hammerstein; and live auditions, have been ac- treasurer; Mrs. Dennis Crem- PORT READING-Miss Anna aid BratyanskJ, Kenneth Bat- • * • "Music To Watch Girls By" by cepted into the Middlesex All- God Church, announced the Grace Lombardi, daughter of uck, Frank Stec and Anthony ins, recording secretary; Mrs. sixth week of the Sunday A few Inner thoughts from the distaff side . . . Sid Ramin. County Bands, Central Jersey Mario Simone, correspondence Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lombardi, Santoro as ushers. Remember as yon were growing up into the middle teens? School's Loyalty Campaign will 34 Tappen Street, became the Also, "Gaslight Gaieties", J. Region Two Band, and the New secretary. Mrs. Ravencraft sue begin Sunday, May 18, during Mrs. Bratyanski was gradu- What a joy your first nylon stockings were . . especially Ployar; "Pojovetzian Dance", Jersey All-State Band. These or- ceeds Mrs. Lykes who served as bride of Timothy Bratyanski, ated from Woodbridge Senior when you went out on your first big date ... and hoped that the regular class sessions, at Saturday at 2:30 P.M. in St. An- A. Borodin; "Triumphal ganizations are under the aus- president for two years. 9:45 A.M. The campaign, honor- High School and Mandl School they would be noticed. March" from Peter and the pices of the Music Educators thony's Roman Catholic Church. Final plans for the Smorgas ing various workers and leaders of Medical Assistants, New York Or on a Sunday morning, when your brother would leave Wolf, S. Prokofieff; and "Ti National Conference and the The bridegroom is the son of City. She is employed by Drs. the bouse earlier than everyone else to meet his friends on bord, to be held Sunday, May associated with the church, is juana Holiday", Ramon Fuen- New Jersey Music Educators being held for seven weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bratyan- Homer, Weber and Young Asso- the corner. They would ask, "When is«your sister coming?" tes. Asociation, of which he is a 18, from 5 to 7 P.M., at the Par ski, 345 Ashley Street, Perth And be would answer, "Pretty soon." After a bit, they would ish Hall, were made at a meet- having started Easter, ending Amboy. ciates, Woodbridge. Her hus- They presented a concert member. Pentecost Sunday. "Profiles in band was graduated from Perth sec the entourage coming with the oldest in the front followed Thursday at the Barron Avenue ing of the executive board. Mrs Miss Lucille Lombardi, sister by the younger ones. Your mother and father brought Dp the Ravencraft, chairman, will re Loyalty" is the theme of this Amboy High, School and served auditorium, performing some of year's campaign. of the bride, was maid of honor. rear like good shepherds watching their flock. You not only the above numbers. Within the 4-H'ERS HELP ASKED port at the general membership Bridesmaids were the Misses two years in the U. S. Navy. He had on your very best, but there was something extra spe- coming weeks the band will per- Secretary of Agriculture Clif- meeting. Members are request- Other services and activities Mary Ann Mayorek, Debra is employed at the U. S. Post cial . . . those brand new shoes with the in-between heels form an assembly program for ford M, Hardin has urged the ed to make returns on their tick scheduled for Siinday include: Bergman, Janice Bratyanski, Office, Port Reading. neither too high .'. . nor too low. As yon passed the group, the student body of their school nation's 4-H club members to ets and to notify the committee 11 A.M., worship service; 11 Doris Bratyanski and Nancy After a wedding trip to Ber- there would be a slightly perceptible whistle followed by a proceeding graduation ceremon- help solve the problems of nun as to the food they will prepare A.M., Junior Church, for boys Nemcik. muda, the couple will make nearly audible comment, "Boy! Ixrak at the shoes!" Yon ies at the end of the school ger and malnutrition by inform and if a donation or contribution and girls two through eleven Edward Kelly served as best their home at 16 Washington Av- walked rafter erect... with your head held high ... looked term. ing poverty-stricken people of towards main dishers will be years of age; 6 P.M., Christ's man with John Mayorek, Ron- enue, Carteret. Ambassadors Youth Group straight ahead ... but your eyeballs were clicking In their Mr. Laird stated the band the existence of federal food pro forthcoming. Information is re- direction. The boyish compliment was deeply appreciated quired to aid the purchasing meeting; and 7 P.M., Evangelis aims to present diversified pro- grams and assisting in trans; tic Crusade service. because it was given under the dangerous chance of being gram material, giving the mem- portation. • • chairman. overheard by your parents. The church nursery will be Miss Marianne Fedowitz available, under supervision, during the 11 o'clock services, Peopte have different ideas'about living in different places. for small children up to two If they are unhappy about their present situation, they seek years of age. Weds George C. Miller another location that is more to their liking. Many reasons enter the picture ... and are thought about. . . spoken about ... and Services and activities sched- uled for the remainder of the CARTERET — Wedding vows man. Ushers were Michael J. considered . .. before the big step is made. The eternal question were exchanged Saturday at 2 Fedowitz and Ralph Kendrick. is, 'To move or not to move?" Why? week of May 18 include: Tues- day, May 20, 9:30 A.M., ladies P.M. between Miss Marianne Mrs. Miller is a 1959 graduate Part of the population lives in rented apartments, and part prayer meeting, and 7:30 P.M., Fedowitz and George C. Miller of Perth Amboy High School live in their own dwellings. It Is true that the latter may be special prayer service; Wednes- III. Rev. Columba Murphy per- and is a former stewardess em- partially owned by a mortgagor, but still, the one who pays is day, May 21, 6:30 P.M., Mission- formed the ceremony in St. Jo- ployed by Eastern Airlines, Sha considered a homeowner. There are thousands of pros and eons ettos and Royal Rangers, semi- eph's Roman Catholic Church. is currently employed as a book- regarding this state of affairs. "To each, his own", I say. How monthly meetings, and 7:45 P.- Parents of the couple are Mr. keeper by A. Rabinowitz Hard- ever, not Tiaving had a home for many years while stationed M., Midweek Bible Study and and Mrs. Michael P. Fedowtiz, ware, Carteret. here and there in the service, 1 must still have the strong feeling prayer service; Friday, May 23, 82 Hagaman Street, and Mr. and for the soil as my forefathers had in Europe. Over there, to have 8 P.M., choir rehearsal for all Mrs. George C. Miller, Jr., 139 Her husband is also a lf)59 owned a small plot of ground, even as a garden, put the individ- levels; and Saturday, May 24, Gordon Street, Perth Amboy. graduate of Perth Amboy High) ual into a special class. Each country had its own title, such as 7:30 P.M., churoh open to the Miss Martha R. Fedowitz, sis- School and served in the U. S. "H err", "Pan", "Kulak", or "Parast". Along with this real public for prayer. ter of the bride, served as maid Navy. He s employed as a uni estate, somehow or other, several fowl and an animal or two of honor. Attendants were Miss formed fireman by tho City of were acquired. This, then necesitated a barrier, such as a fence The Men's Fellowship of the Perth Amboy. church will make its monthly Carole C. Praca and Mrs. James Tins let everyone know that this was PRIVATE PROPERTY. Tracey. Miss Madeline Tracey After a wedding trip to Nis- Stay out because this is mine! visit to the Bowery Mission in New York City on Monday, May was flower girl. sau, the couple will reside la Now then, these traits of ownership and privacy grew up in '«>. The group will depart from Frank Tiewski served as best Perth Amboy, our country. It is true that we are a friendly and neighborly he chureJi, corner of Cooper people, more so in smaller towns than in the larger cities. But Avenue and Berkeley Boulevard people are people . . . they will seek each other out for company, at 6 P.M. <$ because they are a gregarious lot. But there is a limit! Stop and VFW Auxiliary think! Ask yourself this very honest question ... do your friends, or even members outside of your immediate family, wander throughout your home . . from room to room, from top to bottom Church Guild Slates Events . . . noting what you have, and how you have it? Do they reach COLONIA — The Junior Girls thp ultimate by asking you personal questions regarding your Unit of the Ladies Auxiliary to finances . . . and what do you spend for this or for that? My Plans Program answer is the same as yours . . . please mind your own business WOODBRIDGE — A Mother's VFW Post 6061 will hold instal ... in a nice way, of course. Day Program was held by the lation tomorrow (Thursday) at BERKELEY IN BKHM(i|>\ MHIWI, a» gu* for children under the age of Obligation. Masses will be'up to four years of age, during and raffle tickets may be obtain- Pheasey won the quiz on women World Today," ' three. celebrated at 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10:00the 10:15 service. led from Mrs. Thomas Stull. of the Bible. Members fashioned A nursery will be proxiiJ' I A. M., and also at 6 and 7:00 Arthur Clough, Cnurch School spring hats, modeled them and Boy'* Club Schedules The Junior High Fellowship Retired Teachers Unit Mrs. Thomas Geiger, chair- for the children and anyone in P. M. 'The annual May crown- superintendent, announced clas- man and coordinator of the prizes were won by Mrs. Base- need *f transportation may (all mrcts every Friday night, 7:30, ing will take place, Sunday, May jses for Sunday have been sched- hart, Mrs. Leroy Bowen and Breakfast on Sunday for recreation and on Sundays To Elect New Officer* show, said that chillren as well Mrs. Douglas Harris, 549-92G;i. 18 at 2:00 P.M. The crowner "led as follows: 10:15 A.M., as parents may attend. Enter- Mrs. Wesley Heiselberg. KELIN — St. Cecelia's Boys from 6:45 to 8 P. M., for fellow- WOODBRIDGE — Mrs. An- Nursery through Junior Depart tainment will be featured and The Guild will meet Monday, Club, which is composed of ship. The Senior High Fellow- drew Aaroe, president of Mid- will be Arm Speroal. St. Joseph's Principal ship meets every Sunday night ment; 11:20 A. M., Junior High refreshments will be served. May 26, in Fellowship Hall to fifth, sixth and seventh grade dlesex County Retired Teachers' Department. The Senior High celebrate the 23rd anniversary students, under the direction of at. 6:45 for fellowship and on Association, will preside at a To Address Boys Club M^i ^ 53™? I Fellowshillhi p wilill l meet t SundaSd y of the unit. Mrs. Leonard Lloyd Thomas Peacock, a member of Wednesdays 7 P. M. for recrea- luncheon-meeting tomorrow will respectively; and Thursday, ISELIN — Brother Aldrkh. tion in the gymnasium. at 7 fa M HalL May 22, 6:45 P.M., Ninth will be chairman and hostesses the paroch a! school facultv, will principal of St. Joseph's Irish (Thursday), 1 P. M., at Howard S:« P. M.^ad^aiiaS ^' - * * c jconhirt a Communion Break- q Activities during the week of Grade Communicant's Class. will be Mrs. Scott J sen am' School, Metuchen, will be nti"?t Congratulations were extend- fist Sun-lav. May 18. Brother Al- •'I to f.isa Maier. Karen Seor- Johnson's Restaurant, Ttout^ 1. ters, Cofrielle Street. May 18 include: Tuesday, May Plans are being made for virs. Bowen. Dtvot v A n-,11 be speaker at a Communion Rrpak Election of officers is scheduled • • • • ed by Mrs. Jirn»« '.-> ';> flrir-h, pr'nHpql of St. Joseph's fast Sumlav, May IS, sporisfirH 'JN? ari'1 Janet Olson from the 20, 9:30 to 11:30 A. M , Women's V.B.S. 'Vacation Bible S"hWl) Hi'h School, Merwhen, will b» fifth Rrarip, Junior Department, .Joseph Henry, prwklent of Frank Brwlniak, Obief of the Association, coffee hour; and!to be held July 7 through IB for hv St. O'Vlia'9 Boys f'luh 'th* SET riimisE AIJ< HON '•tiMt speiW-r ii vi sf'ision, for completing the MkMlesex Hospital, will be guest Fords Fire Company #1 re- 1:30 P. W., Prayer Group rn«et- .prp srhwl through Junior High 1 (•wot, t/( )ifi h"M aft«r 8 A M »i"WJ'«ri/)lUon work to join the ing at home of Mrs. Fml Bleis ace children. Further Informa- WOODBIUDOE - '11K Moll) Th' emit, t'» if M'\ nt>"r th* yass in thr "'•hwl '^fo^ri-i. i* speaker. Other distinguished ported 10 calls during the month (8 A.M. Mass, in th«? school < ifa "w c/lnb". guests will be State Senator NOT- man, with transportation pro tion ran be ob'.airjpfl from |vfr!< er's Helper Club will conduct a npp»ri to all boys fifth thrnurh of April. Included were five r Wi*. is open to all boy?, fiftii Cli" ri<"ft. .wries of clashes in vided foi" those who call eitiier Doris Nfemrzvk at. 7S. p-9578 nr Chinese Auction on Friday, May ei?ht.h Rr»,<|p?s. Tirkofs mav b<» nrian Tanzman ami Mrs. May brush frrw, thre,e regular and 1 through eighth Rrodes. Tickets t'H'p;ii«t,iori for Church', Mem 2&'l 0124 or 283-0924; Wednesday, Mrs. Janice Harter at 283 16, _ S P. M., in First Congrega purchased from any mrmlwr. Smith, president of New Jersey may he purchased from any iiWihip will rw held Sundays, one special drill, four false May 21, 7 P. W.," Membership Mrs. Karl Janke, church tiorial Chureh, Barrorv Avenue. The club, under the direction Retired Tea chars' Association. alarms, one truck, one gar.ige Classes, ft P. IVf. Bible Slii»ly, Ticket* will be sold at the door mpmher. of Thomas pparork, ;i mrrr'irier M.-W IK and 25, ):.')" *'• M-, in i _... .. secretary, announced the fio'iin ID. Anyone inlrresterl in ami one imhisfrial fire. A dnl|!an(| •/ -/.^ ai|(j fi.^r) ^ r\T,. church office will b^ open Mon for the event, which will feature of St Ocnlin's faculty, is corn l>fr-omiri-i M part of the felldw Study advises U. S. oti NATO will l>c .held oh Friday. May l(i,'cli'oir nlicai-,al-; for Junior, In day tlirmifjh Friday, ft A. M, to refreshments, drxjr prizes and a j .ftuchcr calU Pueblo mission posed of hoys in fifth, sixth and illii> of. this church is invited to troop levels. at 1.30 P. M. at ilia t&rehouse. I termed iat« and Senior Choirs|l2 noon and 1 to 3 P. 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nubile rights, If any, in any Kl NCIMi lions To Honor lu-Mika. streams, rtitohi", drain, 9-foot Chain Link u,S I. I*. und r-Tiiiirul drums, iii[»r-h or Tile «,ll k IS 111 ho Mailed Irn UOl r. 1. cu.irliiliH lHjip(leiii:u or cTosslny eniliir tluy» alter tile avaiil ril Ilie i' n- prririiiirs in qumliuu. ll.icl. Villiam Nork f. lliiih.s of the public and iirlvale 1 'I'll' loiitrait 1$ lo ho let lly

FOHDS-William Nork, Lions aveniii's, stri'i'tt, .lilrvs, lani-s. irtf 1 i• >- Cnmiiilssiiiirn m \,.w j, ry iin- ii-lri"l (iovi'rnor of llii), was or nehls of wny, iioril-mw ••" ,|lr iy,,^ \,, i;n rm nr r ruMniiiif the premises in (jintl iirlM^dj'Tiim i|Ui-siiun IIII.IIICII Si'ilui'luy at a tcsiimoii ' Ihe abov" njnii-d OIIM Take iurtliiT nnlire thilt ut said sule. nsheil upon re'ju 'St ;il iLniiiT at TIK? Pines. or IIIIV 'i>il!< ilKhl in Its d!,i ri'Hon in rr'ocl any win, «l riiveluiu- . inorki'd. "Con , Cliilc; IhnHiL'lmul the stall' at- or all bids wlllinul any i-lniiin-iil - Ann-,, Umr, New .leisi-y l-...ih i Hun of s;iiil lot in B.-iid tiloi'k to nii'h lild- min\\ must bi> acc-iinr : led bv ,i (f 1', rili Anil (;y, a personal il >r us it m iy ni-lect, due ie«:iril lieinii iii'd check of the bl'ldt r, payable i irirml of Mr. Nork, was finest «i''en to term* and manner i,f payment, Ontral Company, in 'he .mm 1 D.i,,l,..,.b,, , In case me or mure minimum bids "hall four Thousand Dollars '5l.<"ri,' .pt-akfi . D a v i il lit? received. • liiiiimntoe am! security (or Hi, 'dtils, was tunslniaUer and JoI Upon acceptance of ihe minimum bid. »nce of th' contract. • Tin- i,:hl • t'p'i Montana Mtliirhcn s r m hill above minimum, by Ihe Mllliicl.inl served lo ri'leef.-inv or nil >i.ilj. Oiuncil and Ihe iTavmciil Ihernof by the. The award ol Ihe ro.itr.icl is cm •rnt I ,ls I 11 III III 111 'purchaser nccon'ins to the minnfl- of upnn ap»rov»l lliirenf fov the n (purchase in acconlance with u-rmi of Pulilic Utility Cammis'.ioniTs n NUII- on file, the Township will d'iiver a | Jersey an't IVnn Cenliiil Ci»ni|i.ili ibniimin ami sale ilred (or said premisesj w. (Ihvtn IJATiiD: May 6. 19.)9 , Chief ltcuional Engineer JOSEPH V. VALENT1 i New York, NY. Municipal Clerk |L.P. 5/14-2I/S9 S-.' L.P. 5/7-1-1/69 NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HALE Take notice that application hn» TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEKN: mail|(pl ,t0o (hthfe „ Mayo r „„ant„l CounCounci,.1| l o,„f ,„„ At a regular meeting of the Municipal Bl)h ^ Carterct t0 lrlm!tt ,„ yr-,»k Council of the Township of WoodbridBe,! „ c „„,, ,,,„„ , ,, ,_ lrillllI11, (ll [hi-lil Tuesday, May C. 1969. I was dl-|Frat,k 4nd jano's tavern for OI-IMHU.S luM-ted to advi-rtise the fact that nn Tlies.]|0calcd ,t 9 Charles Street, tarl.i.t. j 'lay eveninji. May 20. 19u9, the Municipal, p). J. the Plenary Retail Consiinniiion Li. GOD AND COUNTRY AWARD — One iif the liifiln'^l rewgnitirms in scouting was accorded to three members of Troop 3.1 in the First Presbyterian Church. : Council will meet at 8:00 P.M. IDSTlj cense c-25 herotiiforc issued tn .Vina The award is given to scouts i,v, and expose and sell at public sale tol Street, Cnrteret, New Jersey. recipient with his parents, Scoutmaster Itohert Shaw and Mr.s Shaw, and Mrs. and Mr. McSorley. Mr. McSorley is an assistant scoutmaster. illii' highest hiililer according t» terms of; Obti'ctioils, i{ any, should 1M? made im. »,ili! on file with the Municipal Clerk optn mediately In writing to Patrlik I'otoniii;, to iiuiwctlon and lo be publicly read prior' Korough Clerk of the Borouuh of Cur- io sale, Lot 4 In lllock 848-D on the terct. Mothers Auxiliary Iwnoili.ridite Asspssment Map. I Frank It. Camp, Partner Mayor Proclaims 'Medic I Take further nol.ee that the Municipal. J«»« » •CmP- 'Jartmr « Schedules Meeting •cuiiju-il has, by resolution and pursuant • " ' ISELIN ITEMS ,lo law, flxi'tl a minimum price at which NOTICE OF PROPOSED FORDS — The Mothers' Aux-, is:iid lot in said bloek will be sold to- HANK CONSOLIDATION Ut-ilier with all other details pc.i-llncnt Notice is hereby Kivon that <*pp1lcatlna Alert Week', May 19-24 illary of the Fords Clara Barton! minimum price Iwinj! $100.00 plus has been made to the Comptroller of tin Alice Cuthbertson of iin* study groups are increas Boys Baseball League will meet! costs of preparing deed and advertising Currency, Washington, D.C. i022O fur hi« ed undei'statuliflK of conflict and this sale. Said lot in sold block will re- consent to a consolidation of The National 1606 Oak Tree Road WOODBRIDGE — Mayor Medic Alert emblems go to payMonday, May 19 at 8:30 P. M. at| iimre a down payment of 10% of the bid State Bank, Elizabeth. N. 1 , Elizabeth. Iselin, N. J. the laying of a foundation for Ralph P. Barone today issued a for the emblems themselves and Clara Barton Firohouse. accupted by the Municipal CounciU In New Jersey and First Bank and Trust jlnu: brotherhood. The meeting WILLIAM NORK cash, certified chock, or ra»hler'« check Company, N.A.. Fordj. Woodbrldie. New Telephone 518-8IGJ proclamation declaring the week to help support the educational payable to the Township of Woodbridge, Jorsey. I for forma lion of the study Everyone is invited to atteml 1 11 of May 19-24 as "Medic Alert program. He said that funds con- the flower arrangement show Nork's two daughters, Mj'.S. I * -' balance'of purchase price to be paid It Is contemplated that til offices rt The Ladies Auxiliary to Chcm-; groups will be held Sunday, May Week". He urged all citizens to tributed by businesses or corpor- within thirty (30) days. the above-named banks will continu* U leal Hook and Ladder Co., Dis--25, 2 P. M., at St. James' School which will be presented after a Stanley Brzyclicy and Mrs. Wil- Said property is more particularly de-, be operated. become familiar with the "life ations, Clubs or individuals as- short business meeting. Mrslia. m Dambach, and his son, Den- scribed as follows: This notice Is published pursuant ta trict 11 will conduct its monthly saving" Medic Alert bracelets sist the expansion of the Medic Section IB le) oi the Federal Depoiil meeting tomorrow (Thursday) Carl J. Newman, chairman re- nis, attended. Mr. Nork's Other! N°«n off Elizabeth - Trenton R R. Insurance Act. The Senior High Fellowship o and necklaces. Alert educational program as son, Lt. Col. William Nork, was West off Penn. R. R., Avenel. Dated: April 17, 196* 8 P.M., in the Auth Avenue quests those attending to bring TEHMS AND CONDITIONS OF The National Stat* Bank, First Presbyterian Church is "Recognition of the Medic well as providing memberships PITDLIC SALE OF HEAL 1 ..SI \[E Fir-chouse Hall. a container for the arrange unable to attend since he is Elizabeth, N. J, scheduled to meet Sunday, 7 Alert emblem may save the life in Medic Alert for those unable meats. stationed in Okinawa. KNOWN AND DESIGNATED on the CD Broad Street, Elr/abeth. N. J. P. M., in Fellowship Hall of the to purchase these emblems. .Township Assessment Map as Lot 4 in First Bank and Trust Company, N.A. of its wearer," the Mayor said. The Fords LlOllS Club, of which ; Block MB-D now owned by and in pos 214 Smith Street, Perth Ajnboy, N. J.

The ninth grade communi- • ' - •• | church. Sponsored by The Raritan Medic Alert Information may Nork is a member, hosted a : session of the Township of Woodbridge, to L.P. |27,6« cant's class of Fiist Presbyter- be held Tuesday Rvenlng. May 20. 1909, Valley Association of Life Un- be obtained from many doctors, Day of Recollection cocktail hour before the dinner at 8 V, M. IDST) in the Council ian Church will meet tomorrow, Reservo District No. 1 Fred M«ss, director of Iselin derwriters, "Medic Alert Week" hospitals, dentists, First Aid and presented the guest of hon-Chambers, M: ni-in.il Municipal Building, Stat* No. 55-500 Planned at St. James Woodbridge, N. J. 6:45 P.M., in the church, 1295 Fife and Drum Corps, reported ts designed to make people Squads and drug stores as weU or with a gift. CONSOLIDATED REPORT OP CONDI- Oak Tree Road. Communion will I a meeting of the unit will be The premises above designated will be TION O_.F CARTE11E_ _.„T, BANK ANI> 1 aware of the Medic Alert em- as the Public Service booth in WOODBRIDGE - Holy Name Nork will attend the Lions In- Hold pursuant to resolution of the MunlCl-1 TTtUST COMPANY. O..F. CAn.TEH.KT. be held for the youth, as a oil- held Tuesday, May 20, 7 P. M.,blem and the protection it af-the Menlo Park Shopping Cen- Day of Recollection will be held ternational Convention in Japan |>al Council adopted Hay 0. 1909 and no-lNfW JEKSKY 071)08 ANT> FOIIEIGM mination of their studies, on;in Rooms 101 and 102, St. Ce- this Sunday, May 18, for all r lice of «ale advertised May -7, 1969 anUlANl) DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, \ fords people with hidden medi- ter during Medic Alert Week and in July. May H, 11)69, in the Leader Prew. ' MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL ItE- Sunday, June 8. men of St. Jame^ Parish. celia's School. cal problems. further information may be had A resident of Fords for the Subject tu the following terms of'SFRVE SYSTEM. AT THE CLOSE OF * * The Medic Alert Foundation by writing to Medic Alert Foun- Mass will be sung at noon af- past 33 years, Nork has been sale: BUSINESS ON APRIL 30, WA, PUB- A meeting of the Ladies Aux The Womens Association of International, with headquarters ter which luncheon will be serv- 1. The purchaser will pay ten per cent LISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH A dation International, Turlock, ed and conferences held with active in Lions work for 25 of the accepted bid in cash, certified CALL MAI>K BY THE FEDERAL iliary to VFW Post 263G is set First Presbyterian Church will in Turlock, California, is a char- California. 95380 or Raritan Val- years, and has held every of- check, or cashk'l's '-heck payable to SERVE BANK OF THIS DISTRICT for tomorrow night, at 8, in thehave a coffee-time, in Fellow- itable, nonprofit organization en- Rev. Joseph Hogan, CM., of the the Township of Woodbridge, on the PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS Of ley Association of Life Under- Theology Department of St. fice in the Fords Club, as well day of the sale. THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT. post headquarters, Route 27. ship Hall, Tuesday, from 9:30 todorsed by the American Acad- A deed shall be delivered wlthli thirty writers, Box 541, Woodbridge, John's University, New York as all offices in the District. days after the sale, upon the payment ASSETS 11 A. M. emy of General Practice, the Cash and due from banks New Jersey, 07095. City. Into the Township Treasury of the Bingo games will be held to- American College of Allergists, balance of the purchase price. Fall (incluillng $ (None) un- morrow in Congregation Beth A meeting of Boy Scout Troopthe American Academy of Al- ure of the purchaser to make pay posted deblLs) $l,%5.2flCK| 109 Calls Answered ment in full of purchase price within V. S. Treasury securities .1,O0],018 30 Sliolom Auditorium, 90 Cooper 49 is set for Tuesday, 7 P. M., inlergy, many State Medical As- *••••••••••••*••••••••••••* thirty (30) days after the sale will Securities of other U. S. Avenue, beginning at 7:30 P. M.Knights of Columbus Hall, sociations, the International As- result tn forfeiture ol deposit. Government agencies and By Emergency Squad The Township, upon compliance by corporations . . . 4I9,0V"I!11 Grand Street. Obligations of States and • • • sociation of Fire Chiefs, Interna- WOODBRIDGE - Lieutenant the purchaser with the firms of sale shall deliver to the purchaser a bar- political subdivision* . . S.4:i2.!ll»/.'J A meeting Of the Iselin First tional Association of Chiefs of Calendar Other securities (including Robert Powers of the Wood gain and sale deed. Aid Squad Cadet Corps is sched- Bingo games will be held in Police, the National Sheriffs' bridge Emergency Squad re The premises shall he sold subject to J.III.OOii corporate stocks) .. M.WHi 11a uled for tomorrow, 7 P. M., in St. Cecelia's Lourdes and Fati- Association, International First ports that 327 man-hours were all taxes, nwiessments and other Other loans 7,21:i,7lil vo Aid & Rescue Association and for Township liens of record to ttw date Bank premises, furniture the squad building, 477 Lincoln. ma Halls Tuesday night. Early utilized to serve the 109 calls re- of sale, and fixluri'.i, and other The unit is open to all young bird games will begin at 7 andmany others. ceived from the community The sale of all of th* premises In assets representing bank question shall be subject te the fol- premises M2.7CR.H4 men of the community, between regular games at 8. Stanley J. Frederick, of Port during April. Other assets . I4.HJ7.HT the ages of 15>aivd 21, interested 300th Anniversary of lowing: • • « Reading, President of the The calls consisted of 16 auto a. Existing restriction ,if record, If TOTAL ASSETS miW.Titn M ttf joining the volunteer unit. Underwriters Association accidents; six fires; two home any. Scoutmaster Reinhart Thor- b. The effect, if any, of municipal I.IABlLITirs Meetings are held evfery Thurs- sen will meet with scouts of Boy that Medic Alert is growing I Woodbridge Townshijb accidents; six inhalators; 63 zoning laws and other applicable Demand deposits of indivi- day night, Scout Troop 48 Tuesday night, rapidly and that over 200,000 transpo'rts and 16 miscellaneous. municipal and governmental regu- duals, partnerships, and lations, corporations 4,211,701 il 3 • • • 7:30, in VFW Post 2636 Head- Americans with medical prob All Woodbridge residents who c. The rights of tenants under ex- Time and savings deposits Members of Boy Scout Troop quarters, Route 27. The veter lems and acute allergies are now request an ambulance at night luting leases, if any. oi iiuliwduiil:;, iiartnt'i- d. Any state of facts which an ac- •hlps, and corporations 10,1112.37? m 47 will meet tomorrow, 7:30 ans' unit sponsors the troop. wearing a Medic Alert braelet MAY are asked to turn on outside Deposits of United Slates nouSo hi or to have curate survey and Inspection of P. M., in Fellowship Hall of • • • or necklace with the easily May 15 — Meeting of Kearney Cottage Association, Catalph ^ someone the premises would disclose Government ...... 24'),'jfn..77 First Presbyterian Churc^i. recognizable and well - known Street, Perth Amboy. Rev. William H. Schmaus rector stand near the curb.t0 a|d the 1. Rights of neighboring owners and Deposits of States anil The St. Vincent dePaul So- municipal, corporate and public .political subdivisions .... 71ii,89Hnt • • • ciety will meet Tuesday night in medical insignia. Each has the of Trinity Church and a member of 300th anniversary ambulance locating their home, rights, If any. In any brmiks, Certified and officers' individual's specific medical committee to speak on "Wpodbridge's 300th Birthday," streams, ditches, drains, under- chethsi etc . 71,2.11 84 William Shaver and Al Magna, Room 107 of St. Cecelia's School, TOTAL problem engraved on the back ground drains, pipes or conduits leaders of Cub Scout Pack 48 Sutton Street. May 15 — 300th Anniversary Party sponsored by Woodbridge DUBCEK REPLACED bordering or crossing premises Ul DKI'OSITS ll5.t5B.891.70 alerting physicians and passers- Senior Citizens at K nf C Auditorium, Amboy Ave., Wood- Prague — Gustave Husak, a iiueslion. (a) Tula I demand Webelos Den, will meet with * di.po.sils S W7fi.521.flG by to an accident victim's medi- bridge at 12:30 P.M. Ruth Wolk, 300th Anniversary tough pro-Moscow chief of the (. Rights of the public and private members Friday, May 16, 7„. The Federated Woman's Club rifjhts, if any, in any roads, ave- (b) Tnt.il lime and sav- P. M., in First Presbyterian cal problem. chairman, guest speaker. ings de- of Iselin has scheduled its month- Slovak Communist branch, has nues, streets, alleys, lanes, or Church. May 16 and 17 — "Those Were The Days" a revue dedicated to replaced Alexander Dubcek as right of way, bordering on or posits 110,382,372 84 ly meeting for Wednesday, May The only charitable, tax de- crossing the premises In iiuestlon. Other liabilities for 21,1 P, M., at the home of Mrs.ductible organization of its kind the 300th Anniversary to be presented by St. James chief of the Czechoslovak Com- 6. Additional conditions of sale; No borrowed money rfnl,1of)fto The monthly meeting of Mid- in the United States with the en- C.Y.O. in St. James' Auditorium at 8:30 P.M. munist party. Dubcek's drive for building permit shall be, limed other Other liabilities :u»,;nfi ,ii Spencer Green, 74 Trieste Street. than for an accessory UBG as author- TOTAL LIABILITIES T8.5B7.6(i:lM dlesex County Coin Club is set • * • dorsement of national medical May 21 — 300th Anniversary Luncheon sponsored by Port Read- more freedom brought Soviet ised by the Zoning Ordinance of the for tomorrow night, at 7, in St. The Missionettes, junior unit of associations, the Medic Alert ing Senior Citizens Club at St. Anthony'. s- Church Hall, tanks to Prague last August and Township of 'Wooilbridge. Such no- RESERVES ON LOANS AND Cecelia's School cafeteria, Sut- cesory use shall include construction SK.tllttlTIIvS the Womens Missionary Coun- Foundation International is more Port Reading Avenue at 1:30 P.M. Guests invited. |because he refused to knuckle and use of a public or quasi-public Reserve for bad ili-bl Imsvn ton Street. cil, and the Royal Rangers, than a dispenser of medical May 23 — Memorial Services sponsored by Veterans' Groups under Soviet dictates he was re- swimming pool. on loans (net up puisuant t • • and firemen in First Presbyterian Church (Old White Take further notice that at said sale, lo IKS nilinns) . . 74.9MM young boys group will have identification bracelets. placed. TOTAL IlKSWtVES ON AU levels of Iselin Assembly Church). All residents of Woodbridge Township invited. nr any date to which It may be ailjnurn- their semi - monthly meetings In addition, the medical rec- ed. the Municipal Council reserves the LOANS AND of God Church Choir wil^ hold May 28 — 300th Anniversary Program sponsored by Court Mer- right in its discretion to reject any one SECURITIES 7M30.M rehearsals Friday night, at*8, inWednesday, 6:30 P. M... in theords ojE its members are kept in cedes, Catholic Daughters of America. Frank Murphy Provoking Thought or all bids without any rtatemint of the Iselin Assembly of God Church. a Central File in the Turlock basis of rejection, and to sell said lot CAIMTAL ACCOUNTS the church, corner Cooper Ave- of the 300th Anniversary Committee, speaker. Sig-n in a countr.-,.y cemetery. . ,: E • • • headquarters under serial num- M ersons are in said block lo such bidder as it may calendar days church. emlins with call dale $13,74I.S3fi i;« s well-known in the United ,f • • • Jun. 14-15 - Old Fashioned Country Fair in Merrill Park to - £(^rS ™&~Him 40-1, 4W I.cxineton Ave- Average of total loans for tn Q**Ir (ha (-fT*nnfini-f nf thn «hn i>la. 4*. ufAA]i«* U>>V!ais*r ...... n. •_ *„ •i.a' •,_. Members of St. Cecelia's Al- Sing - Oiit Middlesex County States and throughout most of mark the granting of the charter to WoodbridgB e by King ,nd expose and wii at to the nue, New York. N. Y. 10017, r>n Monday, Ihe is calendar days nid- the world and the Foundation has g ^^ ns of june 9, 1969p ,t 2:oo V. M., KastiTn lng with call date . 7,210,flW 11 tar Rosary Society will partici- will meet Wednesday, 7 P. M., Charles II in June of 1669. Fair to be open from noon highest l•e wtlh ' affiliate organizations in Austra "'< "" " ""J Mup Standard Time,, and willl be opened anil I, Alex Bobenchik, Jr, Treasurer, nl pate in a theater trip Sunday, in St. Cecelia's School, Lourdes "n"l 11 P.M. ;£ *,„ iuupertio>»-pee,ion andd to be Py immediately there Uie above-named bank do hereby declare opfl) an lrear lrearl< —1 - M.ni^lnnli Townshi•""""•I'lp' oUf l TTUUUI#riUge, miOO •'"Si1* Alex Bobenchik, Jr. Ireland, Malaya, the Nether- P u _. _ , We, the undemlsined directors, HWii tend a performance of "Never cording to Mrs. Ricky Moyer with many activities geared to th« 300th anniversary JuS hi! -""—'"»'resolutio»n »»an"d ni™.pui n!lS> _""':..."« '«-". -""rict a ^e, ands. New Zealand, the Philip- minimum price at Wan overpass structure over the i'erththe correctness oJ this report of condition Too Late", starring Margaret and Mrs. Grace Ks^ty, co-advis- year, sponsored by the Woodbridge/Township Recreation law, fixed and'and declare that it has befo examined Truman at Club Bene, Morgan. pines, South Africa, and Spain. Department. by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief Is true and correct. • « * The emblem is registered in 24July 18 — Drum and Bugle Corps Competition. "Music in Splen- tinent, said price being pins costt* of preparing deed and adver- — \ec. George Chamra St. Cecelia's Accordion Band other countries. dor", with 300th anniversary keynote. Sponsored by Clearing Site Elmer E. Brown the Christ's Ambassadors tising this sale. Said lot In said block Excavation _io c. Y. Youth Group will meet Sunday, will meet Wednesday, 7 to 8 The medical language on the Saints Drum and Bugle Corps of Our Lady of Peace will require a down payment of 10<> of -15 c. Y. Andrew 1. Hila the bid accepted by the Municipal Coun- Reinforcing Steel —1.100 lbs Directors 6 P. M., in the Iselin Assembly P.M., in Fatima Hall of theback of the emblem is universal- Church, Fords, at John F. Kennedy Memorial High cil. In cash, certified check, or cashier's Footbridge incl. Stairs, etc -L. S.L.P. 5/14/69 >*> nl of God Church. school, Sutton Street, ly understood, even though en- School Stadium, Iselin, under lights from 8:00 P.M., to check payable to the Township of Wood bridge, the balance of purchase price to * • * • • • graved in English. 11:30 P.M. Township's Colonial Guard to post colors. be paid within thirty (30) days, The United Clergy of Wood- Webelos of Cub Scout Pack Mr. Frederick said that funds AUGUST Slid property Is more particularly e> received from the purchase of scribed as follows: Being the Southerly bridge, Catholic, Protestant and 249 are scheduled to meet Wed- No activities listed as yet. 2 5 feet of lot. located on West Side Ave. Jewish clergy, has designated nesday, 7 P. M., in St. Cecelia's nue, Avenel. SEPTEMBER TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF Sunday as Human Relations School Cafeteria. The entire PUBLIC SALE OF REAl FSTATE Day and has endorsed Project pack will have its monthly meet- Junior High School September 5 and 6 — New Jersey State Exempt Firemen's As- KNOWN AND DESIGNATKD on the sociation Convention and Parade. Parade will be held Township Assessment Map as Portion ol Understanding, a group study ing Monday, May 26, 7:15 P. M., Sets Spring Concert Ixit 7M-A in Block 856-0 now own»d by AMBITIOUS program established by Reyat. Knights of Columbus Hail. September 6 and will have 300th Anniversary as theme. and in possession of the Township of Woodbridge, to be held TueiKtay Evening, Brian McCormick of St. James Grand Street, with Cubmaster ISELIN — The Iselin Junior Mar 20, 1969. at 8 P.M. (DST) in the Church, Woodbridge. The goal* Walter Chespak. High School Band will present Dedicition of monuments in memory of JamejjCouncil Chambers Memorial Municipal Hs annual Spring Concert, Fri- Parker who printed first newspaper in theState,Building, Woodbridge NI. J day, May 16. 8 P. M., at the of New Jersey in Woodbridge and in memory of Jonathan e school on Woodruff Street. John Dunham who ran the first grist mill in the State here.|p«i adopted May «, HM and y 7 BOYS All-Time High Membership Parks is band director. Ceremonies to be held in Trinity Episcopal and First Presbyterian Churchyards. Reception in Trinity Fellow- Subject to the following terms of sale: Mrs. William Csete was ele< 1. The purchaser will pay ten per 12 TO 15 YEARS OLD ted president of the PTA, to ship Hall, Date to be Announced. cent of the accepted hid in cash, September 22 — 300th Anniversary Concert, U. S. Marine Corps certified cherk, or cashier's check In Union Multiple Listing serve during the 1969-1970 school payable to the Township of Wood, year. Other officer* elected in- Band. (President's own) sponsored by Rotary Club of bridge, on the day of 'he sale. WOODBRIDGE — 1969's mem- will best suit their needs and clude: Mrs. Leroy Brown, first Woodbridge at Woodbridge Senior High School Auditor- 2. A deed shall be delivered within ium. Two performances at 2:00 P. M. and 8:15 P. M. thirty days after the sale, upon the bership of 106 local real estate their purses. vice-president; Mrs. Edward payment into the Township Trei Earn Cash ' OCTOBER ury of the balance of the purchase firms represents an all-time high "When a member lists a home Chftnpiel, second vice president; price. Failure of the purchaser to for the Union County Multiple he immediately activates it andMrs. Robert Hedden, third vice CHURCH MONTH - All houses of worship W hold services. make payment in full of purchase president; George Gerek, prin- price by thirty (.10) days after the Listing Service. begins its distribution to our NOVEMBER •ale will result in forfeiture of de- Multiple Listing was founded cipal, honorary vice-president; November 15 — Formal Tercentenary Ball, at Seven Arches, poult. 106 member firms in the county. 3. The Township, upon compliance by PRIZES in 1952 with 35 members. Mrs. Ola? SkjoMal, recording Perth Amboy. the purchaser with the terms of "As a resiui the property is secretary; Mrs. Charles Scheur sale shall deliver to the purchaser In commenting on the organi- exposed to a maximum num- man, treasurer. November 21 — Joint Thanksgiving services. a bargain and sale dr-ed. ration'* growth, Charles V. Ber- 4. TH premises Khali rn> snlfl mjn- WITH YOUR OWN ber of qualified buyers with a The new slate of officers will DECEMBER j«ct to all taK*s, asues^mpn' 1 atiil ry, president, stated that "we minimum effort on the part of installed at Uw final PTY December 27 — Ninth Annual Debutante Ball, with o l-r Tiwn«hip liens of r'«r"rfl to f..ol thU is «n excellent testi- the flute of sale. tlie homeowner. There is no ad-meeting of th# year, to be be! Theme, to be held at, WihfMd Scott Hotel, Elizabeth, under the 5. The sate nt ail i>f the premises In mony to the effectiveness of ourditional charge for having a sponsorship of trie Woodbridge Township Business and Profe3 rjiiMflon ini»t'>ii ft pmKnuri. to mark the 300tli Anniversary of the Township j Mm premises u-,>iild disHnso 6.34-1111 4. Kiit'lit-^ "f ni'ii;lilini ini( umif>M toll thorn the properties which lies of'ihe Charles E, .Soarlos Realty, Clark. | ylease lot IU know;. ' | ami municipal, coriHM.tIa anil

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ft1 Gals ure you aiiraclivv? Like iiliulin^ with peuplc? Have M\i BPW Members to Attend Benefit Poetry >i ty not yet developed? Dynamic iipic Film At f ladies Health Cltil) Chain ex ONLY 7l5c Pt=R INSERTION fpandinj! rapidly. !5 interesting Seade Theatre Confab in Atlantic City Reading Slated l LINK CLASSIFIED Al) (approx. 15 words) PAID IN ADVANCE. IOf each additional ^opportunities for gals desiring •> o.xcitint! future with hiyh earn W0ODUK1DGE - The Tolstoy METUCHKN - Poet J»hn "WOODBRIDGE - Several line—approx. 5 words to a llne.JTO QUALIFY FOR THIS SPECIAL LOW CLASSIFIED ings. Call: 731 3G90. Ask for ,Lalu at Yusnaya Polyana, some President, Mrs. Aci'»rno; first Ciarcli will liive two h|>t'ii;il It AIL: Drop oil Classified Ad Vpv and Pre Payment at Leader-Press Office, or mail Mr. Crane. 130 miles south of Moscow, is, members of the Woodbridge vice president, Mrs. Kinney; benefit readings of his poetry, this "day7"a iiationaf Soviet Township Business and i'rofes second vice president, Mrs. with one for children at 2 P. .M. In "copy and prepayment to: CLASSll'ILD DIOPT., LLADLR-PRIiSS, 20 Green St., 5/1 shrine and museum. sional Women's Club will attend £cholt; recording secretary, and the oilier fur adults al 8 Woodbridg(\ N. J. 07095. Copy deadline: Monday al 4 P.M Buy, Sell or Receive Free l7W~lhere~~that Count Leo "w 50Lh annual convention of the,Mrs. Audrey LaPenta; cerres P. M., Sunday, .M:iy 18, al Thea- Sarah Coventry Jewelery. Call Nikolay'cvich Tolstoy was born, New Jersey Federation of Busi .ponding secretary, Mrs. Irene tre Six. Main Street and Mid- 63G 3894. DO August 28. 1828 and it was ness and Professional Women'sjPelosky and treasurer, Mrs. A! Jlusex Avenue. biecllt 4/30 • 0/1 there that he wrote "War And Clubs Friday, Saturday and Sunj ' It will be Ciardi's first reci- Peace," perhaps the world's day at Hotel Dennis Atlantic tal of his poetry for an adult au- CLASSIFIED ADS COLLEGE STUDENTS(MALE greatest literary achievements. City. dience .although it is his second S3 15 per hr. any 3 days o Now Tolstoy's masterpiece Attending will be Mrs. Eliza- benefit appearance at the thea- RATIOS FOK CLASSIFIED ADS PIIONL'l) IN K) 631 till. One time: 311* per line (min 'War And Piece," comes to the beth V, Novak, president; Mrs. STORK CLUB tre, Previously, his reading* charge SI.50). 2 m more insertions: lOt per line (min. charge $1.00 per insertion). screen as he wrote it. The high Bernadelte Acierno, Mrs. Rosa were directed solely, at younj!- for personal interview; ly acclaimed Russian version lie Kinney, Miss Ruth Wolk, . New arrivals recorded recmt- atcrs in the age range of grades 6349242. 1 3 1 General HQS : SERVICES • RAPID REDUCING D. C. PLUMBING & HEATING opens (part May 28th (part MrsM . Mariie Schott, Mrj. Mildred! ?; . one to five. pital included: - - cla.'.se.s now ftirminK. liulividualiCO., INC. Pete Kosty, I'rcs. 5/14 k 5/28 2) June «h at the WoodbrMge Albrecht, M-rs. -Catherine Ka- "included for the adult read- From Colonia, a daughter to CEBAMIC TILE PROMPT instruflinn. Professional super-[388 4.137. Walter Reade Theatre, in wide dash, Mrs. Helen Hugelmeyer, ings will be the love poems of SKItVICK-EXPKKTLY DONE vision. No calory count-intf. No| 5/15/H4 - 5/28 If you have spare time you screen and color, The film took Mr. and Mrs. Donald Borowicz, Mrs. Josephine Swartz, Miss 16 Edgewood Avenue. "1 Marry You", "An Alphabcs- KKJiff ESTIMATE JIM MOY drills No diets Guaranteed re- • can earn extra money five years to complete. Dorothy Gregowitz, Mrs. Mar- tiary", "Person to Person" and HELP WANTED From Woodbridge, a son to 1 i;R CJ4 8G43. 4/2-5/7 su|ts or money hack. $4.75 per your neighborhood selling fine Tolstoy's own last words pro garet Poulsen, Mrs. Marie Bot- "This Strangest Everything' . AVON products. Call: HI 2-2462. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuczynski, •••• |wk. Call now: 036 1120. Figurc- Boys wa.ited to deliv *r Leader- vide one key to understanding ta. Miss Claire Sutch, Mis. which contains a poem based on 5/14 151 Roanoke Street; a soil to Mr. IF yoUR DRINKING HAS;tone Spa, Avcnel. Pi ess, a Cartcrei & Woodbridge At the age of 82, he began bis Nancy Vogel and Mrs. Kathy an experience at Tommys Pond beconro a problem, Alcoholics; 5/1 and ;«irs. Ronald Karol, 128 Township Weekly. Build your last journey, a holy pilgrimage Durisch. in Metuehen. Anonymous can help you. Call FOR SALE Crampton Avenue; a daughter own route with Samples. (No for contemplation of the myste The annual installation dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas San For the children's reading, BI 2-1515 or writt 1.0. Box 253. BATHROOM REMODELED, charge for them). Give a little riej of God and of love. He be 4/2 - 6/25 i Bathroom Remodeled, Etc Remove excess body fluid of the Woodbridge BPW will be dor, 206A Main Street. Ciardi will read selections from of your own tirrn and earn priz- came ill, and was taken off the with FLUIDEX TABLETS only held Saturday, May 24, at Colo- From Carteret, a son to Mr. his first limited vocabulary hook es, go on trips,, and attend hall .rain at the Aslopovo railroad $1.49 at HILL PHARMACY, nia Country Club. Installing offi- and Mrs. James Brose, Apt. 7, written for his daughter "I Met games. Call Mr.- Fillmore 63* station. 587 Roosevelt Ave., Carterct. cer will be Mrs. Mildred Mc- Picola Terrace; and a daughter A Man", "You Know Who" and 1111 between 4 P. M. and 7 P.M. He died shortly thereafter on CLERK - TYPIST 5/7 - 5/28 Lean, Summit, retiring presi- to Mr .and Mrs. Anibal Santiago, "You Read to Me, I'll Read to HOUSEKEEPING MAIDS Monday - Friday; or mail your November 7,1910 and was buri- 185 Roosevelt Avenue. You". Other works include "The name, address, phone number, dent of the New Jersey Federa- Female DRAPERIES: Custom made ed at his beloved Yasnaya Polya- From Hope-lawn, a daughter to Monster Den" and "The Men and age to Leader-Press, 20 tion. The slate to be inducted ii Up to 10 ft. floor to ceiling. Only na. His last words, according to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scuotto, 93 Who Sang the Sillies." Full time for general PORTERS Green St., Woodbridge. as follows: j ZARRO'S, 224 Rahway Ave., daughter Dushen, were ::The Warden Avenue. Ciardi is poetry editor of the office work. Must be Female — Male 3/26-5/2 Elizabeth, 3545454. Decorator truth I love much . , Saturday Review and had ap- good at figures, typing Service. In 1852, Tolstoy entered the Kantaiaa" and "Resurrection' Full time, 7 A.M.-3:30 peared often on television and and have some knowl- 4/30 - 5/28 army and • fought against the Mowed. Temple Schedules lectured extensively. His trans- edge of insurance. Ex- P.M. Good Salary. Ex- Turks at Sevastopol. After he The quantity of the writing by lations of Darite and his poetry CARPETS! Wall to wall. $5.95 Family Services cellent benefit program. left the army, he returned to and about Tolstoy u staggering. are well-known. He has taught cellent benefit program. SISTER THERESA a sq. yd. 18 decorator colors EDISON - Friday night at Apply Employment Of- writing. The Russian edition of his works at Rutgers and is director of Apply Employment Of- PHRENOLOGIST 10 year written guarantee. 7:30 P. M., family services will fice between 8:30 A.M. - By the time Tolstoy married runs to 90 volumes, including Bread Loaf Writers' Conference fice-between 8:30 A.M. - Header, Advisor. Reads your ZARRO'S, 224 Rahway Ave., be held at Temple Emanu-El, 1 P.M. Sony a Bers, 16 years his junior, letters, diaries and reminiscen- and vice president of Theatre P;M. mind past and present. Do Elizabeth, 3545454. Decorator in 1862, his published works in- ces. Tolstoy has been read and 100 James Street. The Oneg i not let time or distance pre- Service. Shabbat will be sponsored by Six Board of Trustees. He lives PERTH AMBOY cluded "Ohildhood," "Boyhood." analyzed in almost every lan- in Metuehen with his wife and PERTH AMBOY vent you from seeing Sister 4/30 - 5/28 "Youth," "The Cossacks," "Se- guage known to man. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Popik, GENERAL HOSPITAL GENERAL HOSPITAL Theresa. On Saturday, May 17, at three children, vastopol," "Two Hussars" and There is little argument that PERTH AMBOY Garage Door • WELBILT Ap 11:00 A.M. the Bar Mitzvah of Proceeds from the readings PERTH AMBOY • SPECIAL CARD & many others. his masterpieces are "War and MIND READINGS prox. 7'2"x8'. Overhead tracks Kenneth Ref will be celebrated. will be given to Theatre Six. Af- %NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY His most fruitful years follow- Peace," "Anna Karenina" and springs & 4 windows. Condition ter the readings, 'he will per- 442-3700 242 Raritan Avenue ed, In 1863 he began work on "Resurrection," with "War and ' 442-3700 Good. $35. Call: 3816344. sonally autography his books in Equal Opportunity Employer Highland Park, N. J. 'War and Peace." During the Peace" occupying the place of Heard This One? Aa Eqoal Oppirtnnll; Empltrer 5/14 the theatre lobby. 515-9483 — 9 A.M.-8 P.M. same year, his son Sergei, the honor in world literature. Though Benny: Hey, look at that bunch of cows! Attention Job Applicant* first of 13 children, was born. sales records were not maintadn- When "War and Peace" wa* Dale: Not bunch herd. All Paid For The Middlesex County Leader ed to Russia, it has been esti- completed and published, it con- Benny: Heard what? Mrs. Knagg — You can't foo] Press deos not knowingly accept mated that "War And Peace" GUARDS Dale: Herd of cows. me. I know you through and AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN Help Wanted ads from smploy- tained composite characters has sold well over 4,000,000 cop- FULL & PART TIME from among bis friends and ies in its many translations, Benny: Sure I've heard of hrough. I haven't been your era covered by the Fair Labor cows. All Shifts Available family. Many of the novel's elsewhere in the world, an amaz- wife twelve years for nothing. 14-17 Standards Act if they offer less Dale: I mean a cow herd. TOP BENEFITS han the legal minimum wage events closely paralleled inci- ing figure for a book universally Her husband — I should say FREE UNIFORMS dents from his own life. "Anna Benny: What do I care if a you have not. Your monthly al- or fail to pay at least timt and regarded as a "classic." cow heard? Work as assistant to Sales Manager. Good No Experience Required one-half .for overtime hours. Tht owance checks will prove that. salary plus bonus. Immediate Openings minimum wage for employment Please call Mr. Luzier: 2 P.M. - 5 P.M. — 634-2046 Local Area :overed by the FLSA prior to tht Apply weekdays 1966 Amendnent ii $1.60 an hour A REDI-REFERENCE 9 A.M.-5 P.M. witJi overtime pay required af- GUIDE TO RELIABLE Tues. to 8 P.M. ter 40 hours a week. Jobs coy cred as a result of the 1966 LOCAL BUSINESS FIRMS Sat. 9 A.M.-l P.M. Amendments require $1.15 an BUSINESS DIRECTORY Or Call: 247-1040 hour minimum with overtime pay required after 42 nouri a Coal & Fuel Oil CHEMICAL OPERATORS Security Services week. For specific information, | Liquor Stores ||| Watch Repairs Service Centers EXCELLENT CAREER JOBS 525 Mifltown Rd., contact the Wage and Hour Of No. Brunswick fice of the U.S. Department of Labor, Room 836, Federal Build Telephone UEtttttj 4-18M NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Ground Fir. opp. ing 970 Broad Street, Newark WATCH REPAIRS E. J. Korvette KONDOR'S ROTATING SHIFTS - 07102. 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HAPPY WINNERS: Above are winners at the Arts and Crafts show held by tlie Woodbridgc Senior High School PTA. Left to THEIR POSTERS ARE SELECTED: Winner* In the Woodbridge Senior High School clean-up, fix-up, paint-up contest sponsored right, Laura Fazzari, Lori Hamilton, John O'Malloy, class advisor; Greg Balcavage, Henry Cioch, Pat Linde, Patty Andre- by the Citizens Advisory Committee are shown above. Left (o right: Louis Gabriel, principal; Peter Kicciardone, chairman of oni, Leslie Thompson, Kenneth Kovucs, John Crawford and Michael Kozo. the lowiiship beatification program; Glenn Doman and Alberta Balasic, the winners; Mayor Ralph P. Barone and Ben Martin, CAC chairman. tine Ruffo, junior—pen and inkcond, project, Phil Townsend; drawing; second honorable third project, Joseph Gibllisco. AUXILIARY TO MEET Moon crew to face quarantine Awards Are Presented mention, Mary Ann Behan, jun- Judges for the show were: ior—pen and ink drawing; Louli clothing, Mrs. Leone Zak, MrsBeautification Committee KEASBEY — The Ladies Aux- Baio, junior-oil painting am Thomas Bates, and Mrs iliary ot the Protection Fire In Arts-Crafts Exhibit Kondrik, senior—pencil render Michael Van Dzura; industrial Company #1 will meet on Tues- ing of city. arts, James Turner, Jack Took Announces Poster Winners day, May 20 at 7:30 P. M. at the firehouse on Smith Street. WOODBRIDGE — The finalcorrcspondins secretary, and Beginning. Art Students: firsi er and Lewis Soheller; cooking, board meeting of Woodbrid2c|Mrs. Kursinczky, treasurer. place, Patricia Andreoni, soph Mrs. Kowlchek. and fine arts, WOODBRIDGE - The Wood Senior High School PTA for the Pins were presented to both, re-omore — non-objective painting Frank Gubernat and Mrs. Elsie bridge Beautification Commit school term, with Mrs, William tiring and incoming presidents. second place, Richard Powell, Post. tee, which is part of the Citi- Imported Kursinczky presiding, was held An arts and crafts show was sophomore—non-objective paint- zens' Advisory Committee, spon- domestic IN at the school. After the shortlnc.id jn the gymnasium with win- ing, third place, Marilyn Kov sored a slogan and cartoon con \ THE busiiiess session John Aquila of ncis in Advanced Art Class as acs, sophomore — non-objectivi May Crowning Slated test in the high school. The pur- BEERS iiiitiK / IblUSTKaTED ficiated at the annual installs- follows: Leslie Thompson Sen- painting; first honorable men pose of the contest was to ge tion of officers. | ( \\ media), Best of Show a poster which'would be used in 2M jor a tion, John Forte, sophomore- By Iselin Sodality WINES "pi Officers for the 1969 1970 Series; Special Award for Group water color painting; and sec connection with the clean-up, school term are: Mrs. JosophKndeavor — Mural, Henri Clo- ond honorable mention, Robert ISELIN - The Sodality of thefix-up, paint-up campaign. IViul N«>wun Frantz, president; Mrs. John chi, senior; Designer (acrylic), Deter, senior—pencil rendering. Blessed Virgin Mary of St. Ce celia's Parish will receive Holy Pete Riccardone, Beautifica DiHtassio, first vice president asiirst place, Gregory Balcavage, Photography: first place, Pa tlon Chairman, announced the program chairman; Mrs, Ad am [senior; acryUc and oils, second Communion as a group on Su» tricia Linde, junior — lyinte day, May 18, at 10:30 A.Mwinner. s as Alberta Balasic and Gluchoski, second vice-president place, Kathy Glydon, senior; scene; second place, Thbiria lena Doman who received GOURMET DINING WOODBRIDGE as ways and means chairman; paper collage, third place, Rich- Scully, junior — construction Mass. bonds and Certificates of Merit Mrs. Aquila, third vicepresi- ard Kee, senior — paper design; site; honorahU mention, Rich/ All high school and eighth All others who submitted entries Nobody knows why the an Liquor Store dent as membership chairman; Tie for second place, Corrie Se-ard Kee, senior—Times Square, grade girls of the parish, attend- also received certificates. cients prized spices so highly. Mrs. John Inglis, recording sec- bestyen, senior—paper collage; ing public and parochial schools, But, for centuries, men risk- ME 4-1889 Crafts: first place, Ray Wat Attending the presentation of 3400/ PoulN.wman relary; Mrs, Frank Graffeo, first honorable mention, Chris- are invited to take part in theawards were Mayor Ralph P. ed their lives on long cara- •573 Amboy Ave., Woodbridge ers, senior—clay figures; gee Sodality May Crowning. The an- van treks across the Middle COOL ond place, Susan Hilpig, junior Barone; Louis Gabriel, principal Open • a.m. to lo p.m. HAND LUKE —paper flower sculpture;, rnosi nual event will be held in theof Woodbridge Senior High; East, fought wars, and dis- promising, Paul Coughlin, soph church on Sunday, May 25, 7:30Ben. Martin, chairman of the covered new worlds so as to omore. P.M. Rehearsals will be held Citizens' Advisory Committee possess a few pounds of the from May 19 through 23 at 4t30 nd Pete Riccardone chairman spices available in every food Home Economies, Clothing: P.M. store today. Pepper, cloves, For one of the best SUBS around . . . try first prize, Laura Fazzari, sen- f the Woodbridge Beautifica- Additional information can beion Committee. cinnamon, cassia, nutmeg, ior—tailored suit; second prize, all were considered neces- Linda Golubieski, sophomore—!obtained from Miss Ginny Re The winning posters are now gan, telephone 548 8927. sary for survival. Spices add- MIKE'S vool coat and dress; third prize, cing' printed and will be used ed zest and punfiency to the insan Corte, senior—boy's suit!, hrong'hout the Township to re- ancients food and wine; help- GIANT - SIZE mind residents to help .beautify I''O

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POSTAL INCREASE? 1 ter. At tha lanw time he prom- " Think It Over Twtwty tour packages are be- Goodrich Street. • 'resident Nixon has asked ing prepared for mailing to lo- frank Murphy Sp&ahs Mrs. Julius Percira was In- for a $635 million in ised a plan to reform the postal If you are wrong, you can't system which should be "an ex- afford to argue and if you are VFWPost 71M Auxiliarycal servicemen in Vietnam. To Kennedy Park PT stalled as president of the unit iTca.se in postal rates and has ifor the I960 1070 school term. ample of sound business prac- right, what's the use? There is a need for "Old Spice" ISELIN - Frank Murphy, di 1'iopo.sed a one-cent boost in the soap on a rope, canned tuna fish, I Other* installed were: Mrs. < n.st of mailing a first tfnas let-, tices." -Republican, Toronto, Kan. rector of Woodbrid#e Township Elects Slate of Officers gum, life savers, razors, stick Parks and Recreation Depart Kenneth Pliilpol, first vice presi- deodorant, foot powder, writing ment, discussed the various reo- dent; Mrs. Robert Herman, sec- AVENEL — Election of offic- Day and Americanism; Mrs. paper and envelopes, canned eation programs available to ond vice-president; Mrs. Wil- ers took place at the roc eat McLachlan, rehabilitation; Mrs. food, etc. Anyone wishing to •esidents of all a^e groups liam Kaiser, recording secre- meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Swirsky, community service; donate any of these articles may throughout the ye;ir at a meet tary: Mrs. Donald Peterson, of the Avenel Memorial Post Mrs. Englor, membership; Mrs. bring them to the post building, ing of Kennedy !';irk School 24 corresponding 'secretary; ana 7164, V.F.W. Mrs. Betty South- Frohlich, poppies. The color 60 Park Avenue after 7 P. M., I'TA held Monday night in the Mrs. Edward Cliempiel, trras- ard was named president. Others bearers arc Mrs. Ann Rulfer, any night to Richard Shnepf, 57 school, Middlesex Avenue and elected were: Mrs, Leo Frohlielr, Mrs. Mary Keifreider, Mrs. Oak Street or Mrs. Zellner, 80 senior vice president; Mrs. Magdalina Baiter and Mrs, MayInman Avenue. The packages Helen McLaehlan, junior vice Veres; the flag bearer, Mrs. Lu-will be packed on May 30 and president; Mrs. Paul Zellner, cia Pallet and the banner bear- tfhen mailed. treasurer; Mrs. June Whrtley, er, Mrs. Dorothy. Seheurman. chaplain; Mrs. James Hogrcbe, A joint installation ceremony conductress; Mrs. John Arrantejwill take place May 31 for the Boy Scouts Conduct iuard. post and auxiliary officers. Trustees named were: Mrs. Elected recently by the post Clean-Up Campaign John Engler, three year; Mrs. are: RAbert Meyer, command .Ann Sicsscl, two-year; Mrs. cr; Leo Frohlich, senior vice ISELIN—Eighteen boy scouts Helen Swirsky, one year. Named [commander; Ansley Long, of Troop 49 participated in a las delegates to the Middlesex junior vice commander; Paul clean-up and paint-up drive a I [County council were Mrs. Mc- ZeUne r. q u arterm a ster; J a mes Knights of Columbus Hall, iLachlan, Mrs. Siessel and Mrs. Hogrebe, post advocate; Victor Grand Street. The boys npent BH i Catherine Pilles; as delegates to Ohristopherson, chaplaia; John entire day, under the leadership (the eighth district were: Mrs. DeAngelis, surgeon; Frank La- ^ Sc?"t.m"t«i M""° 1 ma at the hall, with several f.1 Swirsky, Mrs. Pearl Behany. gola , three-year trustee. 'ma at the hall with Mrs. John DeAngelis, Mrs. Rob- The auxiliary will purchase a thers assisting. ert Stewart and Mrs. Helen Gil blender for the hospital at the They also practiced first aid, ligan. Delegates'to the Depart-iWoodbridge State School. All!which| fhey will demonstrate at ment... of .Ne w Jerse- y convention!membera i it. _.s are tio- brini :..g_ a- ibar-o -f i the Expo-Boy Power to be are Mrs. Southard, Mrs. Zellner'"Dove" soap U> the next mcot- held by Raritan and Middlesex and Mrs. Walter Drabin. ing'to be donated to the hospital. Councils of Boy Scouts at John 1 Appointments made by Mrs. j The post and its auxiliary will son Park, June 6 and 7. ) Zellner include: Mrs. Drabin, hold memorial services at the Members of the troop will be secretary and publicity chair-j monument in front of the post camping this weekend at Run man; Mrs. BeJiany, patriotic in-jbuildmg at 9 A. M., May 30. 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