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T •; i E MIDDLESEX COUNTY VA JO w « oo * MM><U 100,000 jfc. < 2 to tm.m a -a. *« READERS UMOO Leader-Press and Leader Shopper Serving Woodbridgc Township, Carteret and Edison —top circulation coverage in Woodbridge Township area. WiHidbiJd^c, Thursday, March 30, 1967 Plilili'lirrl Wc-i'kly On Thursday NEWSFRONT [Council To Meet County Unit CLOSE-UPS ISursing Service Certified: Secondary Sewer WOOI)11JUIH;I; _ Officials of two of the four Wnodbridge :i|>.iiImi-nl houses accused of discriminating against negroes yesterday denied (lie allegations made by Mrs. Paula Mor- Board of Health Is Designated fian, (olonia, secretary In the Township Human Rights Tie-in Will Be Commission, Mrs. Morgan claimed she had been rebuffed lour times when she applied for a two-bedroom apartment. She named the apartments as Kensington (iardens, Cross- roads Garden Apartments, Clover Leaf Gardens ahd Clover As Medicare Home Health Agency Subiect Of Talk Leaf Manor. The commission vntcd to ask the State Division of Civil Kights to seek temporary injunctions to force three WonmSKIlMIE — The Nurs- W00DBR1DGE — The Mu- <il the four landlords to refrain from renting two bedroom inj; Service of the WoodbridgC nicipal Council will meet with apartments until (he allegation of bias is resolved. The land- 1 I l al be officials of the Middlesex Coun- lords have maintained that they do not let two bedroom a ' '-ii He™thjNo Statement ty Sewerage Authority Monday apartments to families with more than two children. Paul under the Health In- afternoon at 3:30 to discuss the (riildnian, Union, owner of Kensington, said that 1 per cent surance for the Aged (Medi- possibility of tying in with the of the HIM) units have two bedrooms, and that most are oc- care) to provide home health] authority for the treatment and cupied by elderly couples who want a spare bedroom or Until Friday VUTS f,,r eligible residents disposal of all sewage from the young couples with one child. Mrs. Morgan accused the of the Township. Township of Woodbridge. Prei- management of Cloverteaf Manor with alleging no two bed- ent will be representatives of room facility was available but that a white tester team In making the announcement, Acting Mayor James A. Alio ---'If Hazen and Swayer, the Town- was told an apartment was available in the adjoining Clover- ship's consultants and Metcalf leaf (iardens. way said that Woodbridge is WOODBRIDGE — "There will one of only 15 local Health Agen- be no announcement until Fri- and Eddy, the county authority i in the state which havel(iay _ j;f then-> Mayor Walter consultants. CAKTKhET — Plans are beinc advanced for the basketball been designated to assume this zirpo]o said yesterday afternoon The Township has had three jamboree and chcerleading competition to be held in the new responsibility for the Federal] whcn qllesit,ione(i as to whether separate surveys, the Killam u?m at the Carteret High School April 9. An all-Jay program is Government. he and Council Presiden_ t Rob- report which suggested the slated. Noting that the Township pro- ert E. Jacks plan to resign or j Township build itsvown second- The jamboree wiJl be co sponsored by the Recreation Depart- vided in its budget for extra re-turn to their duties. ary treatment plant; the Baf- ment and the newly formed Carteret Youth Council for the pur- jobs to cover the increased ser- The mayor said that he andfa report which advised tying pose of raising funds to initiate future activities. | vices, Alloway said the Town- Jacks have a meeting scheduled in with the Middlesex County ship will be reimbursed by thetoday with their attorneys, Ed-iSewerage Authority and the Thomas P. Coughlin. superintendent of recreation and Judy federal government. Leone, president of Ihc Youth Council head the committee on ward Bennett Williams and John Hazen and Sawyer report ]ust arrangements. Many elderly residents of E, Toolan. If there is any an-received, a week ago which Woodbridge Township coul d nouncement the mavor stated. basically recommends not tying benefit from one of the hidden jt wiU bc made as a resu]t o[ in with the county. WOODBRIDGE — "Impromptu", a one act play by Ted features of the Medicare law, conference. In an amended order, the Mosel, directed by Gene Lopez, Carteret, will he the even- Howard G. Houghton, District State Department of Health has Meantime, the Democrats all nr(lered the ing's entertainment at the general meeting of the Circle Manager of the Social Security ain,npar to be stressine unitv ' Township on or he- ms iain ,npar to be stressine unitv October lm must im Players April II at the playhouse, Martin Terrace and Rail- £??!"J£ Lh P B ^ »• " 'im"- way Avenue. The play wit feature four newcomers, Bob Administration said. The in- £??!"J,n£n Llnh P Barone surance will pay Tor home visits w^0 unTouVted1f\ill beTe works owned and operated by Weinstein, Maris Norton, Laurel Sevack and Fred Vaina. .. „ ¥ ... ,. ' '"'r hy nurses, physical therapists mayoralty candidates said there Acting Mayor James Almway in the center is seen accepting a certifi- j certain health workers era- said Township of Woodbridge in an( was no dispute over the candi- order that the sewage being cate designating the Woodbridge Department of Health as a participating health agency for iploved'at home health agencies dates. To run with Dr. Barone CARTEIRET — This borough again will have a summer health insurance under Social Security (Medicare). Making the presentation is Howard C. 'participating in the program. received therein shall be cared are Couneilman Joseph Nemyo, for, treated and disposed of, school and the opening date has been set for June 29. Classes] Houghton, district manager for the Social Security Administration for the National Depart- | Medicare will also pay forwho is seeking the council pres- .,iiwilil ~continunnn»,,~e f~fo-r si.:x weeks„„!„,. /..fro—m 8o 4to. i 1n0 .A.M .. -_andJ 10:1 0 ..A.M. t..o. ment of Health, Education and Welfare. On the right is Mrs. Helen Rosengrant, director of Da,t time nursing care, therapy, and th» effluent dischargee) ident post and Councilman Rob into the waters of the Raritan J2:lt) P.M. daily. The State Department of Education has given j Public Health Nursing in Woodhridge Township. _ iu.se of special equipment andp( .t ,, Its approval. 1 River bdtin shall be in suvh a sjim nudio.il supplies. Nei.herj ..TThere is no dearth of can FW'-o Salvatnriello will be pvinci&l of the school. He is cur full-time nursing care nor gen-i . ,. « manner as approved by the d dates said Bar(mei and State Department of Health in rently serving as chairman of the science department. The eral housekeeping services are R JS m argu,ment a;bout H- classes are free to'Carteret students from public and parochial Plans Drawn Milk Bottle in Tower order that said waters receiv- covered. lWe must pick , ou. r candidate...... .s, ing the effluent shall conform schools. Out of town students may attend on a tuition basis. Helen Rosengrant. R. N., di not only for their abilities but to ^ standards of quality es- For Rectory Returned 46 Years Late rector of Public Health Nurses, for their area, ISKUN — Two Vista Volunteers from the Newark area CARTERET - Th,e Rev. M.; By RUTH WOLK will be in charge of the pro- Barone is from the fifth ward (Continued on Page 15) will he guests speakers at the April 4 meeting of the Iselin 1 gram. and Smith and Ncmyo both Chapter of the United Synagogue Youth at Congregation iphWh^re^Uv , WOODBRIDGE A pint muk) "Our Division of Health un from the second ward. The two Beth Sholom. They are Miss Geraldine Abler, Fond du Lac, that .blueprints are Uing draft-^^^S dor Dr. Antoine Attalla will act-remaining candidates mosit like- Drunken Driver? Wise, and Antonia Cristiano, New York City. Both volun- ually be representing the U. Sly. will have to c'ome from two retrieved 46 years later by the teers were trained for their work at Columbia University of Perth Amboy for the new Government," Alloway said. of the three remaining waYds. person who delivered it in the You May be on TV School for Social Work. rectory, which the parish badly Will Attend The Township will bill the pa- "We are almost certain about first place. needs. tients and the federal program one of the candidates, the other WOODBRIDGE — If you are The "milk man" is Stanley! The rectory* will be located' for Health services rendered. is still to be selected", declared arrested in Woodbridge for PORT READING — The first Project Bowtie Newsletter is drunken driving or some other next to the church, ^frouting j ^ ^ ^ Barone. sued by the Department of Planning and Development, Robert fQund fcy him Cop Course Deranged Prisoner The Republicans have also serious charge, you may find Jto.sa, director, noted that approximately 89 per cent of all prop- yourself on television. ning along Street. WOODB:RIDGE — Police Di been busy, hoping to capitalized erties scheduled for acquisition have been acquired and there Breaks Cop's Nose on the indictments issued against For tonight there will be a have been 35 demolitions. The remainder of the aequistions will rector Joseph S. Galassi has first in the state when a drunk- permission from the Bishop to WOODBRIDGE — "I am the mayor and Jacks. As stated take place very soon now that the final federal approval has been Education on School Street. designated Lb. Anthony O'Brien en driving case will be heard proceed with the work," Father God"- before in this newspaper it is received, 'pie newsletter, which will be sent regularly to pro- Stanley's parents.
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    r»W'V.**J ""tTAylwnia b**. Vol. XIV, No. 6 Mercyhurst College, Erie, Pa March 28, 1944 ^W TAX BILL <« IHTTSHOME j IN YOUR EASTER boNNEl Y99 Mercyhurst students are once ' more packing their bags,*home- ^ard bound forjfa thirteen day Blaster vacation. :At home the Student Council Reports: "Business Good* [ girls will^indfa difference, one JThe week before March 6th saw a serious drain on oak "tab and ink as representatives of each Mercyhurst organization hurried I that will be carried back to col- 1 liege. This "difference" will be to complete the clever War Stamp posters which now greet us at tin the field of economics, name- every corner. This activity marked the opening of the new college War Stamp Drive, the highlight of which was a student Victory ! ly the financial condition of the Rally held in the college auditorium. Since the limited allowance of I student body. a college student does not permit her to buy a whole bond all at I This will be an important dif­ once, the Student Council agreed that the gradual accumulation ference, for Congress has pass- of that $18.75 by the purchase of war stamps would be more suc­ i ed a tax bill which will directly cessful. \ hit the pocketbook of each of With "Carpe Diem" as their motto, committee members araret Ins; The biltfwill go into effect posted in the ^residence halls at noon, where we canfpurchasefwar Ithe first of April—and it's not stamps most conveniently. With the sale of stamps going on right Ian April Fool's joke! *-**- ~next doorjthe old excuse "I'd Those of us who travel Vby love to, but Iihaven't the^money I train will find a 25 per cent Courtesy Featured with me" just doesn't hold.