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w « oo * MM>.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- 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 continu~nnn»,,~e fof~-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. Mr. -andto^ attend a two week's course and the whole examination of Gaydos said. "As soon as the And with that statement a no secret that John Evanko, ject Bowtie'residents states: "Rehabilitation of the homes with- Mrs. Michael Knapik had a for Police Training Officers at the defendant will be presented final draft of the blueprints is Fairleigh-Dickinson University, six-foot prisoner hauled off former Township Committee- in the project is now about 30 per cent complete. It has been farm on what is now Mawbey man, is seeking a GOP nomina- to the court on video tape. madc e wwe wilW1l 1forwarUIVva d it to the and punched a detective in very gratifying to us that the residents here have shown so " , " , " Y -,, Street and they kept four cows. Madison, from June 19 through The judge and the defendant Bishop and wetopc that he will, ^^ ^ ^ June 30. The entire expenses! the face, causing a compound tion for he has been acting like much pride and cooperation in fixing up their homes and in con R was a y Qne tfl Scnendorf.s on J the Office of Juvenile Delin Reid who underwent surgery cisions were preserved and hardship, We also urge anyone who is contemplating new con ing and speaking at all council erence rooms -M a ,e street one to Dr salter,! fluency and Youth Development yesterday afternoon. there will be proof that the struction to please check with this office to find out whether or meetings. TJie Republicans met ''Weurgently need this add.- l , - . The prisoner, who has last night and most likely will prisoner was informed of his not a permit is needed for that particular type of work. Many jt den|ist andone tQ Bjl Gjl ()f 1he United states Depart rights. The whole drunken tional space the pastor f>f this ,, reminisced. ! ment of Health, Education and been committed to Marlboro meet again tomorrow night. limes the contractors are forced to stop work because of neglect growing parish said lam S(an! Welfare. and finally admitted he was driving examination will be on in obtaining a permit." At noontime on his wav home He said .here has been no dc- [o lunch stan, would ick C-alassi and Captain Joseph Edward Davis from Mil- RADIO STATION MANAGER tape, Police Director Joseph • • * cision as to disposition of the ^ i,,^;^ McLaughlin will attend the final waukee, ^was arrested by WOODBRIDGE — Barbara Galassi said. present rectory on Locust SI. Patrolman\ Alvin Williams Rippen, Colonia, is manager of If the Court feels that video CARTERET — The building committee of the Hungarian In the meantime he would get | two days of the course which There is a possibiUty that it will to school early and he, Jim will be devoted to conferences, Tuesday night after he acted WLCL, student operated radio tape was of benefit in helping Reformed Church is busy getting bids and prices in connect- be razed and space used for station, on the Wilson College to reach a decision, video taps ion with the proposed improvements and repairs to be made parking purposes. (Continued on Page 15) (Continued on Page 15) (Continued on Page 15) campus, Chambersburg, Pa. equipment will be purchased. to the church structure. Members of the building committee said they hoped to have some definite figures available within the next two or three weeks. The improvements are scheduled to be carried St. Demetrius Ukrainian Orthodox Church Opens out during the summer months. Lenten Mission Tonight With Patriarch Blessing WOODBRIDGE — A meeting was held last night by the State CARTERET — The annual i mental plot in connection with Highway Department attended by most of the members of the Lenten mission in St. Demetrius1 the situation in Cybrus. The .Municipal Council and representatives from the Department of Ukrainian Orthodox church will1 Patriarch greeted him with the Planning and Development, Police Department, Public Works begin this evening to be con-j assurance that he would wel- Deparlmcnt, when plans for the reconstruction and widening eluded at both devine liturgies: come the search of his palace of Route 1 were discussed. The meeting, Acting Mayor James on Sunday, Last week Rev. and all offices. A Alloway said, wa.s the result of pressure place on the State John Hundiak, pastor of the ili!,h\vay Department by Mayor Walter Zirpolo who hounded Patriarch AlhemiHoras now church, received a cordial let 81 years old is concerned about tlir commissioner week in and week out to get something done. ler from His Holiness Athenago the disunity which divides Chris- At lasi night's session the proposed overhead at the Green ras I. Ecumenical Patriarch of tians Churches and works and Street Circle was also discussed,. \ the Eastern Orthodox Church, « • • prays for their unity. He ex- in which this church leader eon-ipCCts to visit l'ope Paul VI with VMMIDIUMIK.K — A 12 year-old Hopelawn' resident was fers his blessings upon Fatheri whom he mur in Jerusalem three li'i-'iitiiii/rd'Tui'sday night after his car was involved in an Hundiak, his assistant, Rev. Pe-|vears a{i() ,n( ('cut at th<> intersection of Route 1 and Ford Avenue. ter Melecfa. and all members of] A phol(>fil.a|)h of Kal!irr Hun Police said the accident occurred~ when a car driven by St. Demetrius parish. !(Ua k wilh tlu, p:itl.ian.h was lak. llrmv Aiirtreuni, !>'J Howard Street, Hopelawn and John It is tti be noted that during; (M1 (m the occasion of his inem- (.IM IIIHIIICS, ,'t7, I'iscataway, entered the intersection at the his recent sojourn in Europe,! able visit. same ('inc. Andrconi was taken to Perth Amboy General or Kalher Hundiak visited .Istan- nE.votj,)lla! Ser%'H-os durinu llir Ilii'p t:il where he is being treated for chest and thigh in- bid. Turkey, and every day ae , | •r-hiirsday, ji,i irs and possible fractured ribs. He was issued a summons missjon wil| )n ho]( slaved There, had audiences with . , . ,. iiKiiv.mi; him with going through a red light. Kl i(|ay a|u Saturday at s( v n Ihc Patriarch whom he knew andio.t,lw.k -m 1hu (,V(1,lin{, (|,vini, visiled olten on church matters, U(urt,lvs Friday at six and nine in i!i::L' I!HH. while the I'jitri- — Robert Goodc, 2!), received the coveted| : in the morning, Saturday at S:15 arch was in New York City as .(|1(1 !):(|(J ,„ (lu, morning, Sun ' I.MIT of the Month" award for March, for his continued v\ Archlii-liup of (.reek Arc.nlio- day at 9:01) and 10: IS in the ccllc'inc ,-is chairman representing the club at Municipal Coun- ccse of North and Smith Ameri cil nirctinus. (iuode, a resident of Iselin, has been a Jaycee morning. Visiting priests who! (\Nti:K CKUSADK (H'lNS: William L'. l!al)b, right, un'inlicr tor three years. ,. ,. will participate and preach will! Woodbridge Township chairman of the Cancer Crusade which begins .Saturday, is shown receiving a proclamation The Patriarch and his flock be Ve|.y Rt,v Ntcholiis„Chaiis- in Turkey is subjected lo per- chak of NMVark a s(Tmon in from James A. Alloway, acting mayor. The goal for the WOOllHKlUUfc — Residents of Woodbridge will join •secution of the Turkish govern jKn( ,ii,|, Thursday, Very \lev township is Mt),r>oo and area chairmen arc: Mrs, Nelson uith ioiiimunities throughout the country in observance ot uii'iii Not s.i long ago the chief; ArU,nlv Selepyna of Irvinuton. Avciy, Aveni'l; Mrs. Donald Boston and Mrs. Robert De- number of Commerce Week, April 2-9, il, was announced oi police/ ol Istanbul arrived in a[U, V(,|y K|,v T|u,ut)ol-L, |,'(,,.,,s j Sautis, Colonia; Mrs. Kmtl Cordina, Fords; Mrl Cuuimerie. Ailing Mayor James A. Alloway to- m Ukrainian, while Fa 11,• v ,b ..oil an otlicial pipclamation designating the ul>sci , lli.it it \t'tiuld reveal proofs ol KcadiiiK; Mis. Richard Karan, Sewaren and Mrs. K. Coster, \ aiii-f. AM) 1.VU1LK IIUMJIAk imaginary auliuovcm- (CuutiuuuU on i'a&v Woodbiidge muptr. PAOTT TWO Thunulfiy, MavcTi 30, 1%i T.rnrTrr-T'rrRS PROCLAMATION

WHERKAS, charter was granted to tho Knights of Columbus'by the General Assembly of the stale or Connecticut on March 29, 1882, and

WHEREAS, on March 29, 1067, the more (ban 1,000,000 members in the 5,500 Councils in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Panama and the Philippines will observe the 85th Anniversary" of the granting of the Charter, and throughout the month of March special programs arc being held by the various councils of the Order Commemorating the An- niversary, and

NOW, THEREFORE, in tribute to the rec-, ord of the Knights of Columbus on behalf of Country, Church, Community and fellowmen and in recognition, of its contributions in the field of religion, social welfare, youth woi'ls^and SET PLANS FOR FILM SHOWINC: 1'ktiirril iiinkiii^ final plans lor a •Child Molestation" SWISS ClIAI.ri': Miss Adclnia I yon, a memlicr of Ihe Board of Kiici tors of Crossroads (iirl patriotic endeavor, March 29, 1967 is he&by film to be shown at the I-'orils V.F.W. nn Friday, March :il at 2:lin p.m. arc memlirrs of tho Scouts, showed color slides and lectures on the Girl Scout Chalet in Switzerland which she Woodhrldge Township Jaycec-eUrs and Kurds Memorial I'nst SliMMi. V.I-'.W. From loft to visited, at a meeting nf (iirl Scout Troop Kit, ('arterel, at the home of Mrs. I'. J. Dolinirh, 134 proclaimed as Knights of Columbus Day. Every right are: Mrs. Richard Mosoltfn, puhlic relations; Mrs. Kdwanl Morrkrl, JayrreeUe presi- Holmes Street, (arteret. Shown with Miss I.yo n are Carol Shubick, left and Jacqueline Mah- official and citizen of the boro of Carteret is dent; Frank Prosics, post commander; Mrs. (JarrH Sutplirn, publicity; and Mrs. Herbert ler, rij[ht. urged to take note of and extend congratula- Hannagan, programs. The public is invited to nrhiK their children to tlip froo film presenta- tion which will be shown by Lawrence Dudfieon of th* Middlesex County Sheriffs Office. -Id Wednesday, April 5, 7:3O| RESERVISTS DUE CALL tions to the Knights of Columbus on its eighty- M. at. the synagogue. Secretary of Defense Robert fifth Anniversary. O • kindergarten, primary junior Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bow- Hev. David D. Prince, pastor S. McNamara said 31,000 reser ijCfVlCCS "nd l'<>*t High Class;" il:15 A.-.man, 2021 Linden Avenue, (if the First Presbyterian, vists will be called lo active Witness my hand this 22nd day of March, M., .Junior High Class; and South Plainficld. The public is Church, will be guest speaker ati duty who either are "unable or 1 :30 A.M., Senior High Study invited to any of these sessions, late services, Sunday, April 7, unwilling" to participate in 1967. Listed by Pastor ItHour, , which have the theme "Joy in 8 P.M. reserve activities. The move i; An Anxious Age." THOMAS J. DEVERIN, Mayor IRELIN - Rev. David D. Parents wanting their chil- aimed at those who joined Prince, pastor of the First Pres- dren to attend the nursery class The annual Spring Clothing How to Succeed in Business unit to escape the draft. byterian Church, announced two are requested to contact Mrs. Drive for overseas is slated for: Kenneth Watts i Without Really Trying" was morning worship services willl > church schooljAlpril. Envelopes are available su crintendcnt at Nomination ami election of of- the film featured in the Easter be. held Sunday, April 2, at 8:45: P ' telephon•---=e i-n "-th-e -pe w rack-•-s 'fo r shippin•• —: —g ficers will be held by the Ladies Show attended by three bus 5490850 i-Colonia Senior and 10:15 A.M. The Sacrament! lhreacost donationsd and . The deadline for Auxiliary of VFW Post 2636 at \oai\s of ise!in-Col of Holy Communion v The Senior Hich Fellowship dressmaking pins to their next meeting Thursday, Citizens, at Radio City on Mon- servi will meet Sunday evening at be sent,to the National^Mission April 6, 8 P.M. in the post home. day. After the show they dined commemorated at both Plans will be completed for a at Manning's it's the 7:30. Station at Irmo, South Carolina, at Rosoff's in New York. CCS. Sat r(lav A bo The church nursery will be The Prayer Group will meetl" " . Af"> *• . * in card party to be held Thursday, The next regular meeting ol available under supervision,iTuesday April 4, from 1 to 3 th. e . churc, ,h . kitche.n ha,.s ., been ,Apri u,;,.l m 20. Mrs, „»Ev J e Sherry, ithe Senior Citizens Club is for small children up to four P.M. at 'the home of Mrs. Fred designated^receivejU .terns.!fha»jnan.!chairman,, requested for Monday, April 3, 1:30 NOW LOOK! years of age during both serv-|Blessman. Anyone wanting to contact her about P.M., at the Green Street Fire ices. itransportation may call either! Loyalty 'prizes to be donated. house Hall. Church school sessions have 283 0924 or 283-0224. Rabbi Harold Richtman, spir- NOW it the time to look into Manning's complete offering hern scheduled as follows: 8:45 The regular Bible Study on A.M., nursery, kindergarten, Philippians Group will itual leader of Congregation The person who drinks his of the latest fashions for high school and college boys and primary and junior; 10:15 A.M.,Tuesday, 8 P.M. at the home 3 Plans Underway Beth Sholom, announced late first cocktail never sees himself giris, fashions that are being worn right NOW by the in Sabbath services will be held as a probable alcoholic, but it crowd ... so don't be out ... hurry to Manning's NOW! ISELIN — Carl Raymond, Friday, March 31, 8 P.M., in has happened before. Loyalty Day Chairman of VF- WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 the synagogue, 90 Cooper Ave- W Post 2636, reported prepara nue. Candles will be lighted a( Boyt' & Girls' tions are underway for partici- 5:59 P.M. "SHOP MAIN ST. pation in the annual veteran Services scheduled for Satur- WOODBRIDGE" sponsored event. day, April 1, include: 9 A.M., All The Newest In BUSH JACKETS TRAVEL The Loyalty Day Parade will Sedra Shemini services; and be held this year Sunday, April 10:30 A.M., Junior Congregation Clairol Otl Ihcrt "Safari" look is our- 30, on Livingston Avenue, New services. Brunswick. Buses will leave the Mid-Week services will be COSMETICS at Manning't in Hopsack, $1A95 Iselin Post, Route 27, at 12:30 at Bruih Dinim, Corduroy $ 5 P.M. sharp. HOLY COMMUNION PUBLIX COSMETIC BUSINESS ond wi itock all tiiti. The auxiliary chairman, Mrs. CARTERET -The Altar- HEADQUARTERS IN to 16' Lonnie Puntorno, reported eight 10 \ir • Rail • Steamship Rosary Society of St. Eliza- WOODBRIDGE contestants have so far been en- beth's Roman Catholic Church Hotel • Tour and Cruise tered in the annual Loyalty Day will reeeive holy communion in Reservations The World Queen Contest to be held in con a body at the 8 A. M. Mass on "DUNGAREE-LOOK" junction with a dance Saturday, Saturday, April 1. Recitation Puhlix Pharmacy Over — VA 6-3661. April 1, at the post hall. Win- of the Rosary will follow thje j "Since 1932" „ ners of the local contest will Mass. compete on the district level at 91 Main St., VVoodbridge SLACKS a future date. Mrs. Curtis Sam- The Society will hold a rum- 634-0809 S Travel Bureau uelson, is dance contest chair- mage sale April 3 to April 7 at HOPSACK JEANS 6 •'7.50 man. the General Stefanik Slovak I Colors {Pfrmanent Prfis) by 303 Maple Street Club, 21 Pershing Avenue. Mrs.j LEVIS, HIS, MEADOWFIEID PERTH AMBOY, N. J. Loyalty Day Boosters are be- Stephen Uhouse and Mrs. Johnj ing sold by post and auxiliary Balewitz are co chairmen. REG. LEVIS & BLUE DENIMS la 37 1i3O WORLD WIDE TRAVEL members. Deadline for Mhe SPECIALISTS SINCE 1907 boosters is April 27, witfrva drawing on the 29th. PREST FREE DUNGAREES ; J6.50 (Pint trte) The fill In Hopiack, Strip*! end Chtclii- OlUU

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I'ARKNTS 01 SON Miss Karen Ann Carlsen PTA Presented Numerous Awards Made 3 Performances ISM,IN — KriMcn and Mri. Kenneth LerniT, cif Virginia Heach, Va., are the parents of Engaged to Navy Officer With New Slate At Cub Scout Session For Hit Comedy a son, Dodd August, born FOKDS - Or. N. Chilclors March 12 at Portsmouth Nav;il — Tin- pen announced by lee to introduce the new slate All tickets previously pur tions. fho future bride's parents. officers as follows: Mrs. a bodbofly at the 8:30 Mass at ~St.j Lady of Peace Church at a chased will be honored at any Captain Carlsen won fame Joseph's Annex, Breakfast to meetingJn n th_e church annex of the performances. Tickets ohn Hahrack, president; Mrs. follow at 9:30 at the High St. "other' officers' clcctodi to Hi. fn Derenihor. 1!)!>I Tor siayini" may he obtained from Mrs. Irv- John Szilagyi, first vice-presi- Church basement. The Nuns ofj Youth Board were Carol Pap aboard his ship, (hr Flying dent; Mrs. John Defflcr, second jing Malina, 381-8607 or Mrs. Knterprise. after she had split /ice president; Mrs. Vincent St. Joseph's will be the Guests I ierowicz and Robert Thomson of the Scouts. Tickets may nelvioo presidents; Ronnie Clcrico' Sandy Nochimson, 381-1822. Re fn tun during an Atlantic ,aFroscia, treasurer; Mrs. purchased from any Den Moth hales are available to outside stnrni. lie remained with the Douglas Auburn, recording sec- corresponding secretary; Mary er or Male leaders of Troop Anne Bauer, recording secre- groups purchasing a minimum ship until she sank on Jan. retary and Mrs. Michael Zud- and Pack 86. of 50 tickets. 10. ior>2. onyi, corresponding secretary. tary and Theresa Stolte, tre;i JANICE HANDLER Plans have also been an- surer. The Lord Street Players arei Miss Carlsen received her Mrs. llabrack, reported that the nounced for the Pinewood Witos is a Junior at John F. PHI BETA KAI'PA: Janice host remembered for their sue bachelor's degree from Thiet Spring Region Conference will Derby to be held at the Cub held on April 6, between Kennedy Memorial High School. Handler, the daughter of Mr. cessful productions of "Fifth] College in Greenville, Pa., Picnic on May 21st. He is co-chairman of the spirit- and Mrs. Lester Handler of Season", "Light Up the Sky", and also studied at Drew and 0:00 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. at tfce All Cubs and their leaders IH!) Cypress Drive, Colnnia, Greenbrier R«taurant. ual committee, was co-chair- "Tunnel of Love" and "Never American Universities. She. Is MISS KAREN ANN CARLSEN will attend a baseball game at man of the car wash and Christ has been fleeted to Phi Beta Too Late." "Come Blow Your with the Liberty Mutual Fire Mrs. Donald Zboyan, Pre- Shea Stadium on June 17th. Kappa. chool Chairman announced mas project and has been ac- Horn" enjoyed a long run on Insurance Company in New Her fiance was graduated Opening and closing cere tive in almost all CYO. proj Miss Handler, a senior at York. from Blair Academy and re- kindergarten registration will monies of the March Meeting Iroadway and later was made be held on April 18 and 19. ects. Jim was in the 1965 play, Douglass College is working uto a movie starring Frank Si- ceived an A. B. degree from was conducted by the Weblos the one-act play contest and this ADVKRTISKMENT Necessary requirements for for high honors in political atra. Thiel in 1964. He is station- under the leadership of Ron- year had the lead in the play science. She has served as ed aboard the cruiser Noston. efiistration are birth certifi- Id Strangio and Mike Barilla. 'Dino.j' He also assists with ail The cast includes: Jerry Rer cate and innoculation records. copy editor of the Douglass :owitz portraying the father; Refreshments were supplied the dlfn ces which he attends newspaper, representative to The first P.T.A. home bake and served by the Weblos. Baron as the mother; Mor A Reminder sale will be held at the school regularly. campus government, junior on Diamond as the older broth Rev. James Cent Sets List Awards guide, Bicentennial usher, on April 18. Awards were presented to the r; Harold fasen as the younger Schedule for Sunday and housechairman. irother; Dorrie Berkowita as From The attendance award was ollowing: Gary Arruda, Mich Miss Handler will attend AVENEL - Sunday the Rev won by Mrs. Ira McCabe's first el Barilla, Walter Kackowski, 'eggy and Estelle Diamond as Student Nurse Rutgers Law School in the onnie. Hill James Gent pastor of Centra grade class. tenneth Murphy, John Kowal- Fall. Baptist Church, temporarily The first grade mothers serv- ski, Michael Kowalski, James Ronald Platt, Plainfield, will mooting at School 23, Woodbine ed as Hostesses. Dunlap, Edward Szymborski, Miss District V irect the play. He has cur Pharmacy, Avenue, will offer messages The next exclusive board "•rands Rizzo, Robert Savage, AVENEL -Miss Barbara ntly been active with the Cir- from the Word of God at 11:00 meeting will be held on April 5, James Vallone, Dale Cherico, Washburn, a Junior Student Medicine is A.M. and 7:30 P.M. The Sunday at the home of Mr. James Con Anthony Fortunato, Anthony Nurse at Newark Beth Israel School meets ab 10:00 A.M. with niff 16 Fanning Drive, at 8:00 "alegro, Stephen Molarz, Don- Hospital, School of Nursing, was classes for all ages. Youth P.M. Id Mahler, Joseph Gies, John selected as Miss District "G' Deductable. Rroups meet at 6:30 P.M. The general meeting is sched- Van Glahn, Anthony Mazzola, last week at the annual Miss Midweek prayer services and uled for April 19 at 8:00 P.M., James Mishalla Mark Van District G contest held at New- LANCE Bible study are held each Wed n the school auditorium. The lahn, James McGreevy, Gary ark City Hospital, March 21, ncstlay evening; studies are guest speaker for the evening Rumpf, Daniel Curlik, Paul 1967. will be Dr. F. M. Dowd. His Michaelson, Michael Hoehler, continued in the Book of I Cor- Miss Washburn will represent inthians. topic will be personality devel- James Lane, Thomas Lane, opment. "•eter Polocastro, Stephen Po District G of the New Jersey STORK CLUB Carrier Saturday the young people socastro, Carmen Ricciardi, State Student Nurses' Associa- will attend a World of Life The Kindergarten A.M. Mo- thers will be hostesses. Michael Ricciardi, Kevin Marg- tion in the finals of the New New arrivals as recorded at rally at the Brookdale Baptis iatto, Robert Lucas, John Gur- Jersey Student Nurse Contest the Perth Amboy General Hos- Church. Bloomfield. vitch, Paul Ripkey, Edward at the annual convention this pital include: On April 9, 7:30 P.M., Nate Craven, Charles Boncelet, fall. From Fords, a son to Mr. SALES • SERVICE Taylor will show slides of fi Panel Discussion Keith Loeb, Thomas Hepworth, Miss Washburn is the daugh- and Mrs. Edward Beyers, 363 75 MAIN ST., WOODBRIDGE Holy Lands. To Feature Session Joseph Kiraby, Thomas Fox, ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wash- Hoover Avenue; a daughter to AVENEL — A panel discus- Manuel Dualo, Fred Fortuni, btirn, 20 Madison Avenue in Ave- Mr. and Mrs. John Winkler, 44 Phone 636-0818 ON DEAN'S LIST sion on "Child Behavoir" -will Thomas Panepinto, Mark Sell nel. She is first vice president Fifth Street; a son to Mr. and CARTERET — Carolyn Rapp be featured at Tuesday's meet- er, John Hornak. of the Newark Beth Israel Hos Mrs. Frederick Zomer, 1148 :!6 Post Boulevard, a student al ing of the P.T.A. of Schools 4 100% Communion Sunday At pifcal Student Organization, a Woodbridge Avenue; a son to GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION the University of New Hamp and 5, scheduled for 1:15 P. M. tendance went to Den 2 and 5; member of the Glee Club and Mr. and Mrs. Mario Esposito shire has been named on thi in the School 4 auditorium. 100% Pack Meeting Attendance Recruitment Committee, as well 42 Louis Street; a son to Mr Dean's List for the first semes Panelists will be Mrs. Aaron went to Dens 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, as serving on the Publicity Com- and Mrs. Francis Denion, 5 SATURDAY, APRIL 1 . . . ;ind we will keep a com- ter. Kruger, Woodbridge Township 8, 9, and 12. mittee of District G and is co- Denman Drive; a daughter to plete record of your medicin- social worker; Rev. Theodore The following boys were chairman for the 1967 District Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitapat Open Until 9 P.M. al purchases for 1967 at your Seamans, pastor of the Wood- Graduated from Weblos to Boy "G" Talent Show. rick, 6 Tulip Drive. request. The next time you Despite the troubles that af- flict the world, the old human bridge Methodist Church and a Scouts; Joseph Babij, Robert The selection of Miss District From Carteret, a son to Mr need a prescription com- representative from the Wood- Gadzowicz, Vincent Barilla, "G" was based upon the pre- pounded — bring it to Hill race goes along and, as one of and Mrs, Henry Makwinski, 47 FREE GIFTS! our friends constantly remarks, bridge Township Police Depart- Michael Haining, -Kevin O sentation of a speech on the Holly Street. Pharmacy. When income tax Grady, Robert Molarz, James Topic of LIFE. Poise, person- comes next year, we will there will always be people. ment. From Hopelawn, a son to Mr. Come one, come all! FREE GIFTS Announcement has been made Ronan, Michael Cawley, Carl ality, appearance, scholastic and Mrs. Dennis, 337 Florida have a complete record of Mazzola and Stephen Scanlon. ability and school and district your purchases. of the annual Spring Fair to be Grove Road. INCLUDE 16" ADMIRAL PORTABLE Headquarters For held April 26 in the school audi- Twenty five boys were grad activities were stressed. From Woodbridge, a son to Wby not stop In today at torium from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. uated from Cub Scout to Web- Miss Washburn receiver] a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson TV! Also FREE REFRESHMENTS HILL PHARMACY located Its theme will be "Circus Time." los, and service pin from 1 to bouquet of roses and a gold 124 Fulton Street; a daughter al 587 Roosevelt Avenue, VITA - VAR PAINTS 3 years were presented, to 59 charm for selection as Miss Dis- to Mr. and Mrs. Edward De- WE SPECIALIZE IN: AIR CONDITIONING ... C'arteret. Sam Breslow, reg- boys. and trict "G" as well as a plaque Vestern, 5A, Bunns Lane; istered pharmacist, and pro- PTO Fashion Show Service Pins were presented inscribed with her name. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Hen- HUMIDITY CONTROL . . . AIR CLEANING prietor extends a welcome To Be Held April 5 to the following leaders; For 1 ry Ferber, 104 Pikeview Lane. to new residents of Carteret LUMINALL PAINTS year: Arlene Szymborski, Mar and invites them in to get ac- COLONTA — The. PTO of ilyn Panaccione, Pam Stan Bas Mitzvah, Bar quainted. Wallpaper and School 20 wiU hold a fashion berry, Gloria Barbera, Alice Painters Supplies show at the school on Wednes- Varga, Pat Parisio, Mary Har Mitzvah Rites Set Congratulations To Incidently, we have day, April S, at 8:30 P. M. old and Ronald Strangio. Two AVENEL — The Bas Mitzvah with the them "Fashion turn; of Susan Staff in, daughter of] If You missed our 1st complete departments years: Ray Michaelson, Len 1 featuring famous you on" and makes you "Young Talalai. Three years: Mike Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Staff in, Mrs. John Yuluis ANGELO MICHAEL at Heart". Shown will be sports make colognes for the Barilla, and Sue Molarz. Five will take place tomorrow at 53 Hoy Ave. Loft's Candy Party gentlemen, candies 4 SON wear and knit dresses. years: Anthony Pusillo. Three 8:30 P. M. at Congregation and greetingcards for There will be a short busi new Den Mothers have signed B'nai Jacob, Lord Street. Rabbi Fords, New Jersey all occasions. 268-270 Washington Avenue ness meeting prior to the show up for the coming year. Philip Brand and Nathan Par- Coffee and cake will be served Stop in for our second Cajteret — Tel. KI 1-5441 nass, cantor, will officiate. The You Just Won a box of Loft's fine candy at the end of the evening. Communion Rite Oneg Shabbat after services will every month for 1 Year! I be sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Thurs., Fri. or Sat. To Be Marked Here Staffin in their daughter's honor- FORDS — The Catholic Youth Saturday, the Bar Mitzvah of Ou Organization of Our Lady of Larry Zuckerman, son of Mr. JLtnnounana Peace Church will hold corpor- and Mrs. Sidney Zuckerman. ate communion for all high will be held. A kiddush will be KORVETTE 50 school members of the parish held after the service which is SHOPPING CENTER •I- V. I. P. Luncheon on Saturday, April 1 at.the 8:00 scheduled for 9:30 A. M. ROUTE #35 A.M. Mass. This will be follow- CARD Monday ....PRIME RIBS OF BEEF, (fil _n ed by a light breakfast in the WOODBRIDGE, N. J. au Jus 5pl«DU cafeteria. And Desire Great minds have purposes; HOUSE Tuesday ....OPEN STEAK SANDWICH, d ETA The regular Saturday dances will resume on April 1. Chap- others have wishes. French Fries $l*t>U erones are needed for the Wednesday BOILED BEEF, dfcl en dances. If interested, contact with Horseradish Sauce .„ *!•«" Father Deutsch, Mrs. Leo Car- Thursday -VEAL PARMIGIAN, *-. - asiti, 442-2861 or Mrs. Bauer, A 826-5694. Spaghetti Italian Style ...._ $1««>U The County one-act play con- I*"daj BROILED SHRIMP with ft! CA test will be held on April 1, Lobster Stuffing, French Fries .. * l.«MJ starting at 2:00 P.M. The win Above served Wiii sjlad, Vegetable, Polklo, Hot Rolls «nd Boiler ners will enter the Diocesan I Contest at the Little Theatre, Served noon 'til 3 P.M. Immaculate High School, on April 16. U. S. ONE .. WOODBRIDGE .. 634 6068 The movie "Surf Party" for RMttiirmt and "^J high school teenagers only, will Cocltttil Idling* ^ BANQCET FAdUTtES — ENTERTAINMENT NITKLT be shown on Sunday, April 9 at 8:00 P.M., in the Cafeteria. Chain Link Fences • Protect • Beautify NOW! • Preserve J BrllianUfd - <.ulvunlcrd - Vinyl Cuatcd •»=

Doif t lie ruii^lil Iniyi"", inferior tViu'ing, - CALL - Funds Received by the 10th earn from the 1st \tvivr. alone doesn'l 1**11 you ihe quality of your fencing. Ue sure before you 283-2051 buy!!! Call Ckcone NOW! For the best ASK FOR FREE FRKE NO SAFETY , i|ii;ilily tVnrinj; for the lowest price! ESTIMATE OBLIGATION SAVE BY MAIL ENVELOPES OF YOUR SAVING 8 :••; *1 INANC1NC ARRANGED* RELIANCE SAVINGS INSURED Iron Railings - Aluminum Railings / Aluminum UP TO Tuple Tiark Windows / Aluminum Jalousie AND LOAN ASSOCIATION $15,000 Hours / Aluminum Combination Stoini l>oor<* Aluminum and 1 iltie 71 Koiitt- i 27, IsHi.i, IN. J. PAGE FOUR Thursday, March 30,1967 Leader-Press

Installation of officers will Angelaslro, parent and familyj Toastmastcr is Francis T» In honor of Past Grand Citation Given School 24 PTA take placo at the May 15 PTA life chairmen, announced a Legion Dinner Tomczuk. K. C. Sets Paper Knights Angelo Mancuso, Jo- meeting. After' the election re- Mother and Daughter Program Tho post— a four wars vete- seph Dede and Frank Bulkil- ports wore submitted by the wilt be presented Monday, April rans organization — honors its vish, 55 candidates, 23 who ars To VFW Leader Elects Officers various chairmen to Mrs. Ed- 10, 7:30 P.M. at the school. All Tickets on Sale past officers annually. It has Drive on Sunday from the Don Bosco Council, ! girls between the ages of 9 1o) — Crmimanrler Frank ISELIN - Mrs. Edward Dzi- ward Elliott, president. Mrs. had commanders from World received their Third Degrees. Kuhio's fifth grade won the at-' 14 years of age are invited to CARTERET-Slrve Slek, has PORT READING - Don Bos I'ru.sics of Fords VFW Me- ombak was elected president of 1 War I and H, the Korean War. co Council 5809 Knights of Co- They include Joseph T. Cere, tendance award. | attend. They must be accom- announced that tickets for the It has welcomed veterans of morial Tost fiOfin recovierl a Kennedy Park School 24 PTA panied by an adult. | annual Past Commanders-Past lumfous will conduct a paper Domlnick Coppola, James B, "post commander's citation" for the 1967 1968 school term at After the business portion of the Vietnam War. drive, Sunday beginning at 9:30Covino, Joseph C. D'Alessio, from Iho National Headquarters the meeting Mis. Okulicz, pro ! Mrs. VV. McCarthy, school! Presidents Dinner Dance of Car Commander Theodore Han- A. M. All papers should be Gabriel Dengelegi, Joseph V. the general membership meet- nurse, will conduct a question lcrpt Pnst 2(;:!. Tne American fur his noteworthy achieve ing held in the school Monday gram chairman, presented a son said the post has commis- bundled and left at the curb D'Orsi, Harold J. Kindlick, inent in presenting to his suc- panel of students from John F.| and answer period after the Legion, are available to the pub sioned a large sign between Ba- for pickup. John- A. Lanzelotti, Taymond cessor, a post with a member evening. showing of the Walt Disney lie. The event is at the Ameri- Kennedy High School, led by hies Furniture Store and Le- Exemplification of the Third F. Lubeski, John Malast, Ra» ship strength equal to or great- Other officers elected include Mark Boada. "Pressures Stu- Girl's Hygiene Film. can Legion Memorial on April Bow's Market on Roosevelt Ave- f" '.han the previous year.i Mrs. Edward Chempiel, first Degree was held at Carey Coun- T. Covino, Joseph S. D'Orsi, Jo- dents Face Upon Leaving Ele- The next executive hoard 15. Reception is at 7:00 P. M. nue to emphasize that Veterans seph E. Martino, John J. Ma- membership. vice-president; Mrs. Frederick meeting is set for April 10 also, cil, Carteret with the host coun- mentary School" was the topic The Hon. Thomas Deverin, may-of U. S. Armed Forces service cil Pope Pius XII 4885 of Edl yorek, Nuniio C. Minucci, Mi- Greasheimer, second vice-pres- under discussion. Students par at 9:30 A.M., in the all purpose anywhere in the world, includ- Prosics also announced at or of the Borough of Carteret, son. chael Mitro, Andres Perez. ident; Mrs. Joseph Okulicz, re ticipating included: Phyliss Pi room of the school. ing U.S.A., are eligible for The Hie last meeting of Post 6090 will speak at the affair honor- Charles Edward Raleigh, Louis Hint Lie post, it's auxiliary and cording secretary; Mrs. John askowsky, Mary Ellen Witalis, American Legion. An honor ing Immediate Past Comman- Veterans who wish to join the Scarpelli, William F. Shivey. llin hand are again participat- Thornley, corresponding serre Mitchell Itohkin, and Ben Leib der George F. Mitchell and Jun able discharge indicating ser- Envy shootelh at others and post may appear at The Ameri- Richard A. Simeone, James P. ing in the 8th District of New owilz. ior Past President, Mrs. Wilburvice after August 5, 1964 is re rary; and Mrs. Dominik Jam-packed with America'! flaeit furnitur* committee, Mrs. Lawrence cr*allonj— and THE BOSS SAYgi "MOVE IT1" So. out the; fo at five aw>; prices! Gray, Mrs. Myron Van Buren, and Mrs. Joseph Franz. EXQUISITE ROSEWOOD MODERN BED- SLEEP PRODUCTS - SAVE 25 TO 40% ROOM GROUPING-Hnrry in, only 2 lets! Con- Appointed to the nominating FREE LAY-AWAY — So ideal for By Simmons, Kroehler, Rowe, Eclip.e tilts of: Double Dresaer and Framed Mirror , . . 5 committee by Mrs. Timar are Drawer Chest . .. foil siae Panel Bed with Lo-Foot- Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Horvath and prospective brides-and-grooms! Buy HIDE-A-BED-Hoor sample! Traditional in grey board ALL 4-PIECES SALE PRICED AT 0NLY_$15».5t Mrs. Franz. now at GIRARD'S low, low "OPER- drnnask. SALE PRICED AT ONLY _$ 179.50 Members will participate In DANISH STYLE SOFA BED - New 196T. DINING ROOM GROUPINGS the Loyalty Day parade which ATION CRISIS" sale prices. Have Walnut or persimmon-cadet style. Tweed. i> sponsored by veterans groups. SALE PRICED AT ONLY. By ThotMsvUIe, United, Barrett and Blowing Rock. your furniture delivered on the fu- EARLY AMERICAN SOFA BED — Mipla. 40% to 60% Savings. Plans are being made for the Solid color: gold. SALE PRICED AT ONLY official visit of Mrs. Trena Wis- ture date you specify. OF COURSE, STUDIO COUCH — Closeout! Earlr American 5-PC. MODERN DINING ROOM - Mod.rn se, Department Commander of NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THIS atyling. SALE PRICED AT ONLY _ China with flats sliding doors . . . oblong or round New Jersey D.A.V. Auxiliary. HOLI.-A-WW BED — Excellent inneriprlnf Formica Top Ts*l« ... plna 4 chairs. ALL 5-PIECES CONVENIENT GIRARI) LAY-AWAY SALE PRICED AT ONLY $ SALE PRICED AT ONLY__ .924* SOFA BED — Solid maple. Your choice of colon. SERVICE! SALE PRICED AT ONLY , $119.50 SPANISH STYLE DINING ROOM GROUP- New Drum-Bugle MATTBESS-4V si™. SALE PRICED AT ONLY.949.50 ING — Highly styled. Oak. Consists of: Largo China MATTRESS — Queen size. 60" x 74". ... Oral Table, 94" extension ... 2 Arm Chairs, plus SALE PRICED AT ONLY $89.50 4 Side Chtirs. ALL 7 PIECES SALE PRICED AT ONLY.$34» MATTRESS - Super length. 60"i80". Corps to Form ITALIAN and FRENCH PROVINCIAL DIN- SALE PRICED AT ONLY 979.50 FORDS — In the very near ING ROOM GROUPINGS — Cherry wood, fruit- (Matching Dox Springs — Similar Price* for Similar Siies) •wood finiah. Consists of: Large Breakfront China . .. • future Our Lady of Peace COMPLETE HOLLYWOOD BED — Maple Church will organize a Junior Oral Table, 84" Extension ... 4 Side Chairs, plus 2 Arm headboard. Simmoru box apring and mattresa plna Chairs. 9-PC. GROUPINGS SALE PRICED AT ONLY_$44t Drum & Bugle Corps known as bed frame on casterj. SALE PRICED AT ONLY $79.50 "The Saints." j RECREATION LIVING ROOM GROUPING This new organization will be, — 5-Pieca Danish atyle. Walnut. 62" long sofa, matrh- BEDROOMS open to all boys anl girls be- in* fhair, 2 end tablet pint a cocktail table. ALL One of New Jersey's largest and fineit assortment of famoui tween the ages of 9 and 21. This 5-PIECES SALE PRICED AT ONLY_ 9139.50 brand bedroom groupings!. By Thomastille, Kent-CoMey, Bat- activity is not limited to parish KING-SIZE WOOD WARDROBE - Double sett, Blowing Rock, American of Martumille, United — pins members but is open to anyone door, key and lock. On casters. Your choice of walnut, so many other top brand manufacturers! within the age limits. The uni- • GIRARD FURNITURK GUARANTEES THAT ITS PRICES maple, blond, golden bisque. SALE PRICED AT ONLY $28.88 forms, equipment, aud transpor- B.PC. FAR EASTERN STYLED BEDROOM tation, to and from parades or AKE LOWER - At Girunl'-s You'll Talk Price . . . You'll Get SAVE 30% TO 50% On Famous Brand LIVING ROOMS GROUPING — Consists of: Door dresser baisi 74 competitions will tie furnished the BEST Deal! GIRARD GUARANTEES THIS FACT IN br Kroehler, Rowe, Prestige, Hampton Shops and Crafl. long ... 5 Drawer Chest . ., highly styled Bed, plus by "The Saints" Drum and 2 Commodes. In amber teakwood ALL 6 PIECES TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM GROUPING SALE PRICED AT ONLY $499 Bugle Corps. A drum instructor, WRITING - We hereby pledge our signature: That each and —Bt" Sofa plua Matching Chair. In sage matalesse. a bugle instructor and a niarch- Cnpwn rubber cushions. SALE PRICED AT ONLY _$298 CORDOVAN MAHOGANY BAR BEDROOM ins instructor will be made every item of merchandise sold by Girard Furniture Com- CONTEMPORARY LIVING ROOM GROUP- GROUPING—Floor sample! Consists of: 72" 2-door available to teach all the new pany cannot be purchased elsewhere for less money, consid- ING—84" Sofa, Mr. and Mrs. Chair plus Ottoman. Or Dresser Base ,.. hug* Door Chest, plus 2 Urge sited members individual duties and your choice of 4-Pc. Sectional Grouping. A wide variety Commode.. SALE PRICED AT ONLY .9449 instruments. i ering the same conditions of delivery, service and guarantee. of colors to select from. SALE PRICED AT ONLY-9269.50 GENUINE BLOND MAHOGANY MODERN The group Is being formed to GIRARD EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Lore set! BAR BED GROUPING - Floor sample! Consist, give the boys and girls of this And that if you can find within 10 days of purchase, the same Traditional or Early American. (Jreen tweed. Foam of: Unusual high styling 72" Door Dresser Base . . . area a new and different hobby, cushions. SALE PRICED AT ONLY $99.50 King-ilia Cheat . . . plus 2 large Commodes. SALE and to build a competitive spirit item for less, sold on equal Girard Sale Conditions, Girard GIRARD EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! Mr. and PRICED AT ONLY r- $549 between themselves and the Mrs. Chairs plus Ottoman. In lovely print. other Drum and Bugle Corps Furniture Company will refund not only the difference, but SALE PRICED AT ONLY $fl» Kft GIRARD'S COMPLETE DECORATOR AS- they compete against. The par- SEMBLED BEDROOM GROUPING-LoTely a bonus of 10% of that difference. GIRARD FURNITURE ITALIAN or FRENCH PROVINCIAL SOFA 1967 Danish styled. Consists of i Double Dresser Baa* ish and the Board of Directors —Your choice of Italian or French Provincial. Framed hope the parents, and boys and .. . Framed Mirror ... 4 Drawer Chest ... full or COMPANY. Sofa and Matching Chair. Foam rubber cushions. Your twin siie bed .,, genuine contour support Box Spring girls give this some serious choice of colors. SALE PRICED AT ONLY. -S299.5O and Mattreis ... plus 2 Bed Pillows. ALL 6 PIECES thought, because with their help 3-PC. SECTIONAL GROUPING SALE PRICED AT ONLY _9M».5* this Junior Drum and Bugle —Italian or French Provincial. Framed. Corps can 'become an important Hand-tufted. Custom-made. Your Choice CONTEMPORARY BEDROOM GROUPING function in the life of the parish. of colors. SALE PRICE AT ONLY 9149 —New 1967 styling simply loaded with qanlity! Con- The date, time, and place for f 3-PC. KING-SIZE SECTIONAL sists of: 72" Walnut Dresser Base... Framed Mirror registration will be announced. ^Traditional styling. Lined kick-pleat. . . . Large Chest ... fall site panel Headboard. Ml •_ JHI11 HI r Crown rubher cushions. Excellent choice SALE PRICED AT ONLY _949».5t LAST GOLF BALL G'l'R A R I) of colon. SALE PRICED AT ONLY 9399 Famous Make DINETTE GROUPINGS Cheyenne, Wyo. — On tjhe * • EARLY AMERICAN SOFA — sixth hole, golfer Thomas Kirk 1h". Rust tweed. Crown rubber cushions. t § • s>< SALE PRICED AT ONLY _$l«».5O Save 40% to 60% lost his ball when he made r a his shot'. He was near the ninth •Msasiaa. .4 4. Ill A Ml'S COMPLETE DECORA- TOR LIVING ROOM GROUPING - 3-PC. BREAKFRONT DINETTE SET - hole before he learned his ball Chrome. SALE PRICED AT ONLY 929.9» broke a windshield on an air F U R N 1 T u R E Consists of: Sofa, Mr. and Mrs. Chair, Otto- nun), 2 Walnut Fnd Tables, matching Cocktail 5-PC. DINETTE GROUPINGS-Colonial, Mod- plane landing at a nearby air- Talilp, 2 Tulile Lumps. Your choice of print), port. Kirk wondeyed if his in- In mis or luilli. Truly nnift be seen to be ern or Danish stylings. SALE PRICED AT ONLY 959.50 surance covered damage to the T a|.|(rcciiitcd!-ALL 9-PIECES SALE PRICED plane. r- AT ONLY _ 9289.50 7-PC. DINETTE GROUPING — Contemporary II asm • • • •• 1 TillFT "IT IT f IT styling. Walnut finish. SALE PRICED AT ONLY 979.50 i:\THA SPECIAL! OIL PAINTINGS — Large mrs! K\<|iii>ili* smies. New style "Say It With Flowers" 15 Ji:i J KKSOJN AYE, ELlZAIUlll 5-PC. DINETTE GROUPING-Round walnut from fr:nnc«. Si-lection limited. Hurry in! S\I.E PRICED AT ONLY $»».50 table plus i chairs. SALE PRICED AT ONLY 169.50 WALSHECK'S • SO CONVENIENTLY LOCATED FOR UNION AND MIDDLESEX COUNTY RESIDENTS — Ciirard Furniture Company is locateiTiu Elizabeth only one block away front UNION COUNTY COURTHOUSE. You'll find (ilKAltli'S Middlesex County's 'Near Neighbor' directly on the corner of Jrl'ferson Avenue and Dickinson Street—just ONE BLOCK in Iroin liOTH llrouil Street and Elizabeth Avenue. • STORE HOURS — • 1 RKK LAY AWAY- liny (1W at ( lltAKI) l)ltNI LESS THAN 15 MINUTES AWAY! Open Monday and " - ' Thursday nights un- nmv'* m'ord luw> l(lvv He asaured Flowers from ,..„„„ n ,, prices — have your furniture GIRARD FURNITURE CO. WAliillKCK'S. bo it * (null jriuiit- nu-Lit or a wedtlUijE ane given the til 9 P.M. Open other ;i(,ljym,{i (m ,„;, fl|llll.t, da|(j •- dm' Ului k KmIII I nton I'uunl.t t onrUiou-. I >,• ulinuat of «tt«iiUon wd crt»tlv'°" si"'nly- '"' Vl>uv*v- N" one hlui k in from BOTH I'.nvad M «v I WALSHECK'S 6 KXTHA (MAKCI-: ul tins 1LOWKKS convenient dii.inl l.;i> Atuiy .ill,. Aiahoj Avc. Wuadbrldf* Servile! Leader-Press Thursday, March' 30,1M7 PAG15

PILOT WON 23 MEDALS Distinguished Flying Crosses, am July to to 14. Mrs. Latniio.ilJ W\ |71 . 1 'fln'l was editor of The Christian Sun lno Scott Air Force Base, 111. *- The Bronze Star and the Purple UL'i7f.i» and Jin. DeMtU»o, t\CV. liF. I^^ IClCllCr - convention's weekly Rehearsals in Swing f;ipt. Warren L. Foltz has won Heart. Fold is a 1961 graduate H:T, n;:i8 ar« II cfcvtt It rcser ' newsmagazine, from 1952 to vationt. 1964. 9 a I. least 211 service medals In of Central Michigan University, Fords • • • In the summer of 1966, Dr. For 'Oklahoma Play .IS!) comb.it missions. They are: a five-year veteran and is mar Tho Panning Committee for To Speak Here and Mrs. Lester travelled sixloen Air Medals, three ricd. ic Wnodhrirlgfi Nigh School WOOnnniDdR — The Rev.Ground the world as Missloners Dl - Fact* cin:,f i>f \%2 Reunion will meet '- I'>!< her C. Lrslcr of High of the United Church Board for mi April 7, at 8:30 P.M. at the r>mnl- N (:•• a it'-idinR United World Ministries to make an in- call MIKE for the best f ( home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'hrist nrnisler and |Pnsive study of the work of the SUB sandwich in town ,. . 1'iiis, 47 Bridge SlTeet, Se- ™]ilnr, will speak .it the First denomination's overseas work. ring . .. 634-9897 KiiuIiTninli'ii itrj'jsi; r a I ionw;ircn. Congregational Church of, A native of Roekingham MIKE'S Submarine Sandwiches will ho held by Our Lntly of Woodhridge (United Church <^f roiinly. N.C, Dr. Lester holds I'carc I'arish on Sunday, April SI. Peter's Hospital Is spon Christ on Sunday at 11:00 A.M.'tnc JJ.A. degree from Klon Col ?. in the cifelerin aflrr Hie 9:00. •wing an "Open House" oni Dr. Lester was the first super lege, N.C. (1918) and the B.D. 00 and 11:00 A.M. Masses. Thursday, April 6, from 2:30 tojintondenti of the Southern Con- degree from Yale Divinity All children must be .1 years 4:00 P.M., for girls who are in'vention of the Congregational School (1924). Defiance College, old by December 31 and must their third year of high school Christian Churches (19381946) Defiance, Ohio. has awarded be registered parishioner to foe and interested in a career in — -him the Doctor of Divinity de- eligible. nursing. Anyone interested in WrVey Methodist Church will gree. • • • attending should let the hospital meet on Thursday, March 30 at He has served churches in A bus trip to Canada to Expo know by April 3. MM P.M., at Jhu Church. Mrs. Franklin, Waverly and Norfolk. G7 wilt be sponsored by the Al- - * John Holt ami Mrs. Milton Han-iVa., and in Asheboro and High tar Eosary Society. The dates The Afternoon Circle of the son will be Hostesses. 'Point, N.C.

DOLORES SIBIMA. ETHEI, IIEIM SAVE up to 60% at GIRARD FURNITURE GARTERET — John Daneri, Irew Carnes, the father of Ado Dolores SIbilla, and Ethel Heim Annie, the gal who "Caln't Say will bo featured in the forth- No."

«•«..;?.•: •'!'•<:*" •'.••;! coming production of "Oklaho- Dolores has worked on all ma!" being presented by the St. phases of past productions. She Joseph's Players on April 15, was seen as one of the sewing 21, and 22 at the St. Joseph's girls in "Pajama Game', The Annex Auditorium. part of the giggling and flirta- John is currently serving In tious Gertie will mark her first tho capacity as trustee of the major role. BONUS OFFER! Players and Is a past president Ethel, who la a charter mem- of the group. He has appeared ber of the Players, Is not a In the past as Duane Wilson in stranger to the Carteret audi- SIMMONS "Harvey", Heinz the time study ences. She hat appeared in man in "Pajama Game", Isaac 'The Man Who Cams To Din- I MiOer in "Plain tt Fancy", Mo- ner", "A Sunny Morning", "De- QUILTED MATTRESS rene the chauffeur hi "Design sign for Murder", and the un- for Murder", Blake Barton in forgettable role of Mrs. Savage "Bells Are Ringing", and "Fo- in "The Curious Savage". She & BuX SPRING ley" in "Never Too Late." He was stage manager for "You also appeared as Don Gonzalez Can't Take It With You", pro- in "A Sunny Morning", the one- ducer for "The King & I", and act play entered in the New Only $fl Q.50 Each Jersey Theatre League Tourna "Bells Are Ringing". Ethel will ment, which won tha novice portray Aunt Eller, the hero- award. He will be seen as An- ine's wise aunt. A Golden Value! BUY IT NOW... Miss Joan Wolchanski ermon Topic 'Loyalty Day Queen9 AVENEL — Miss Joan Wol- chanski, 149 Inman Avenue, was isted by Pastor named Post Queen at a Loyalty AVENEL — On Sunday at pay Post Queen selection con- i First Presbyterian Church ducted by Avenel Memorial Avenel, the Rev. Walter W. Post 7164 VFW. She is eligible elgner will preach on "His now to compete for tiie title bnversations with Peter at the • Open Monday and Thursday nights until of District Eight Loyalty Day ,ake Side", at the 9:30 and 9 P.M. Open other nighti until 6 P.M. Queen, April 22, 7:30 P. M. at 1:00 A.M. services. The choirs the local Post. ire under the direction of Juel Other participants were Miss adson. Patricia McDermotit, Miss Lorie Church school Is held for FURNITURE co' Brings You a Bold Fresh Look $ McGann, Miss Linda Buffer. mrsery through Junior High at Judges were Mr. and Mrs. 10th services. Senior Highs onveniently__, located ,.for. Union„.„ and_„ ATMm-w - « C? .50 dlesex County residents — in Elixabith jutt Joseph Cassidy of Carteret, and neet at 11 A.M. only. Baby and on« block away from Union County Court- Mrs. Mona Rapper of Colonia. oddler care is available at 1; house. EASY >oth services for children under 15 Jefferson Ave., Elizabeth he age of three. //BONANZA II CREDIT! The Senior High Fellowship Library To Show meets every Sunday, 6:45 P.M. YOU RECEIVE: Spacious 4-Drawer Chest for fellowship and on Wednes- . . 16. 6-Drawer Doubl9e Dresser Base . . . days, 7:00 for recreation. Films Tomorrow and Panel Bed—your choice of twin or The Men's Bible Study Is CARTERET — The next show- leld every Wednesday evening. king-size Headboard! ing of tho monthly showing of 8:30 at the homes of William the film series from the Car- Barrett 404 Remsen Avenue, GIRARD'S BONANZA II IS teret Free Public Library will and John Nisbet, 412 Remsen be held on March 30, at 7:00 Avenue. Rev, Robert Lewis, as- A MODERN VERSION OF P. M., at the library. The fol sistant pastor, will conduct THE WEIGHTY LOOK lowing films will be shown: these meetings and an Informal WITH ROLL SHAPED "The Ages of Time" — an 18 liscussion will follow. minute color feature. A pic- HARDWOOD DRAWER torial history of man's progress PULLS AND MATCHED in telling time from the dawn FORMICA TOPS! of civilization to the present day. SEE THEM HERE! "This Town Sure Has Chang- at Woodbridge Rdo. & TV ed" — a 30 minute color feature. Mayan walnut finish on Shows the widespread physical walnut veneers and selected changes taking place in XI. S. hardwoods with matching cities and towns as a result of 1967 ADMIRAL Formica top! Girard Furni- new growth and construction. ture's low, low $169.50 price "Mr. Webster Takes Stock" - a 30 minute color feature. Lite- COLOR TV'S is as exciting as BONANZA Big Selection All Sizesl A IPs bold, exciting look! And rally a "course" in the funda- this fact is all-important: mentals of how the stock mar Complete Line Of All Ad- ket works, this is the story ol miral TV's BONANZA II was construct- "Skip" Webster, who gets in- ed with maximum precision terested in the subject through Hl/Fl - Color and care in order to guaran- a high-school study program. TV Special!™ tee you a housetime of beau- "To Catch a Rhino" — a Z ty and comfort! minute color feature. Ranger: face many tense and dangerou WOODBRIDGE RADIO moments as they attempt t< & TELEVISION transport the 4,000 fighing rhin to safe game preserves. Add 450 Rahway Avt.. J.P. Kocjlk, Prop. DOZENS 'N' DOZENS OF tional films will also be shown AMERICA'S NEWEST AND SMARTEST BEDROOM GROUPINGS TO CHOOSE FROM — At Girard Furni- PROCLAMATION ture you make your choice from one of the LARGEST WHEREAS: The 1967 annual Cancer Crusade and FINEST BEDROOM officially opens April 1st throughout Wood- COLLECTIONS in the entire bridge Township and NEW JERSEY-NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA! Available in ALL stylings WHEREAS: Scores of volunteers of the local . . . ALL finishes . . . ALL chapter of the American Cancer Society will be price rangesl ringing doorbells, seeking contributions and leaving pamphlets containing the seven warn- ing signals of cancer, and BEDROOMS! BEDROOMS! BEDROOMS! Famous brand bed- room groupings by THOMASVILLE, KENT-COFFEY, BASSETT, BLOWING ROCK, AMERICAN OF MARTINSVILLE, UNITED— WHEREAS: Fifty per cent of the money col- lected during the drive will stay in Middlesex plus so many other top brand manufacturers! OUT THEY GO County and the remainder will go to the New AT GIRARD'S ... at give-away prices! Jersey Division and the National Society's re- search program, and

WHEREAS: This year, crusaders will be urg- ing their neighbors not only id support the AVI:., i;uz\m:ni SO CONVKNIKNTLY LOCATKD American Cancer Society's life-saving work, but ion imi)i>Li;si;x AND UNION COUNTY KKSIDENTS — Girard also to learn the seven warning signals of can- Kunutui-e is located in Elizabeth cer which could mean the difference between only one lilock away from the life and death; Middlesex County's 'Near UNION COUNTY COURTHOUSE. Yuiill find (ilHARD's directly ON I UK COIINKK OF JEFFERSON Therefore I, James A. Alloway, acting mayor AVK. A DICKINSON STREET— of the Township of Woodbridge', do hereby pro- Jusl ONE BLOCK IN FROM claim the entire''month of April as Cancer Con- Horn HI(OAI) STHEET & ELIZA- 1 trol Month in the Township of Woodbridge. LESS THAN l^i HE I'll AVK. jl-'REK LAY AWAY AND FREE DELIVERY — Unlike so many James A. Alloway, GIRARD FOfi ullicr leading luiiiitin't' stores, Acting Mayor I'lium Count) Courthouse? Located at: 15 <; I It A It 1) FURNITURE PRO \II>ES Ilii'sc- vahialilc custonu'r Dated: March 30, 1967 ,rr\ HTS AT Sit> EXTRA THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY Bv WINDSOR J. LAKIS Folks In

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.Published Weekly l(ty Per Copy WINDOW BY JACK TILSON BY On Thursday By Mail Subscription Rates J LILIAN North Jersey One Year, $4.00 ON GREEN STREET V1' Publishing, Inc. Six Months, $2.50 Airman Gary ,). Halasz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ilalasz of (Editor'* Note — If yon'd llk« at Hellertown, Pennsylvania. OLLAI 140 Rcmsen Ave., Avenel, has been assigned to Andrews AFB, • personal item or organiia- • • • Md., after completing Air Force basic training. The airman, a tion news-note to appear In Aside to Joe (Iselin) Fred Adults in Carterrt, Wood- IAWBENCE F. CAMPION, Publisher HARRY P. FRANK, .Associate Publi«hei 1966 graduate of Woodbridge Senior High School, will be trained the Folks In Review Column rickson: Please keep those bridge and Kdison discover on the job as an air policeman with the Headquarters Command. limply mail in the facts to: news notes coming! that it is never too late to • * • Jack Tilion, LEADER- * * * study. Night lime classes are Army Specialist Four Lothar Graf, 22, whose parents, Mr. PRESS, 20 Green Street, Congratulations to James A. expanding each year in scope Woodbrldge, N. J. 07095) CORNERSTONE? and Mrs. Bert Thalofer, live at 6 Monroe Ave., Carteret, was (Carteert) Ringwood on his ap- in attendance. Each year't assigned to the 9th Infantry Division in Vietnam. Budding thespian: S a u n d r a pointment as one of the first story of adult education is * • • * Jean (Carteret) Pike. She is Justices of Saint Peter's College bigger one as more and more also a pre-med student at Al Student Judiciary. school lights go on at night to Army Private John R. Cannon, 20, whose mother, Mrs. Kath- • • • serve those in whom the de- ryn Cannon, lives at 49 Park Ave., Carteret, completed ad- bright College in Reading, Penn- sylvania. Everyone agrees that George sire to learn is never quench- vanced combat training at Ft. Carson, Colo. • • » V. Hodowanec does a fine job ed. ; • • « as director of the Carteret Free • • • Congratulations to JoAnne Public Library. Seaman Recruit James J. Meyler, 18, USN, son of Mr. and (Fords) Sromovsky on her cer- Adult education is a famil- Mrs. Raymond Meyer of 98 Elmont Place, Colonia, has been tification as a qualified labora- iar term and a popular pur- graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval tory assistant by the Board of Talk to Lou (Adventure Tra- suit whether it is followed on Training Center here. Certified Laboratory Assistants vel) Martorelli for a few minutes a serious basis or for the pure • • • of the American Society of Clin and you get a happy urge to pleasure of learning some- Army Specialist Four John Piperi Jr., 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. ical Pathologists. visit far-away places. thing new. Self-improvement John Piperi, 61 George St., Avenel, is currently participating in * * * and recreation are the pri- • • » mary goals of most of those "Operation Farragut" in Vietnam with his unit, the 101st Air- Joe Raymond tells us that a Did you hear about that local borne Division. pessimist is a woman driver teen-ager who plans to run away enrolled. • • • who's certain she can't park from home as soon as she can • » » Army Private Richard Prasnal, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank her car in a tight place. An figure out a.way to take the Many of the adults are talk- Prasnal, 78 Highland Ave., Keasbey, completed a leadership optimist, on the other hand, is phone with her? ing cultural or hobby-type preparation course at the Noncommissioned Officer Academy, the man who thinks she won't * • • courses. Many couples come Ft. Polk, La. try! According to members of the to school together. While the 1 • » • Junior Woman's Club of Avenel, husband is enrolled in math- Marine Private Robert Hanson, son of Mrs. Josephine Hanson John Carter and William Moy- the local merchants are rfoe -ematics, their wives may be of 60 Woodbridge Ave., Sewarta, was graduated from eight le — members of Boy Scout "greatest" when it comes to studyin' g dressmaking' , art, weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot Troop 52 — have earned Eagle pporting worthwhile communi language, or securities and here. badges, scouting's top award. programs and projects! investments. • * • * * • • • • Adult education is a logical Fire Control Technician Peter J. Murphy Jr., USNR, son of 'Aside to Wally (Mustang) Local folks go out of their Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Murphy of 77 Sterling Drive, Colonia, ar- ay to praise the expert, part of public school educa- Tighe: It was a lucky day for rompt friendly service at tion program. Of course study rived in Boston, Mass., aboard the guided missile light cruiser me when you gave up smoking Springfield which returned from three years in the Mediter- /oodbridge Liquors and Delica- interests change. Some years, cigars. Seriously, though, typing instruction will be in ranean. :essen. Owners of this Amtooy thanks! ' venue headquarters for superb great demand. Another year • • * * * * language classes are proving Army Private Zoltan A. Torok, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. iod and top brand liquors are The following youngsters rate oe and Ernie Andrascik. popular. Torok, 21-A William St., Fords, completed a leadership prepa- journalistic applause because ration course at the Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Ft. * • * v • • they were recent Edison Cub Carteret school officials say Polk, La. These days Mrs. Robert (Ise Scout Pack 24 achievement n) Dollard is busy happily se that adult education is a • • • award recipients: Michael Tim enading that tiny newcomer therapy to a lot of women. It Private Daniel A. Quackenbush, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. ko, Douglas Cancel, Milton Bing, the Dollard domicile. She gets them into rheir girdles Thomas Quackenbush, 78 Harding Ave., Iselin, completed a Kenneth Honeywell, R u s s e 1! ings bass with the Clover Leaf and out among people. They nine-ireek communications center specialist course at the Army Germak, Matthew Carrol, Rich 'hapter of Sweet Adelines. find it fun and relaxation. It Southeastern Signal School, Ft. Gordon, Ga. ard Seola, Kenneth Milroy, Mi- « » * gives them something else to chael Germak, George Dietz, Seriously discussing a stroll up think about besides how to Seaman Recruit Robert H. Zmyewski Jr., 18, USN, son of Steven Kovach, Keith Walker, he church aisle are Peter disguise left overs. There is Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Zmyewski of 50 Dewey Ave., Colonia, Charles Burt, Keith Rossman, schmitt and Joyce (Sewaren) a change of pace. has been graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at Pat Barnes, Garry Lukacs, Rich- zenasi. the Naval Training Center here. ard Erlickman, Jeffrey Sekel There is a wide trend • • * Anthony Yatczyszyn, Ted Se- * * * Carole (Neptune Place) Love- around here toward fuller Seaman Recruit Barry L. Kupper, 19, USN, son of Mrs. Jen- witch, Jay Murray, Steven Byr community use of schools. Primary Election nes, Raymond Blash, David joy is handling arrangements nie Wornorski of 192 Jeffery Road, Colonia, has been gradu- or that April 6 bowling break make the primary date the first Tues- ated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Naval Thompson, Gary Silien arid Har- Stanley Kosturski did such a Political leaders In Woodbridge, ry Greenfarb. ast being sponsored by the Co- Carteret, Edison are speculating on day in June was introduced, some Training Center here. onia School 22 PTA at the good job that he's been reeled- • • • Edison Bowl-O-Mat. Eye-catch- ed president of the Polish Home the effect the new primary date will leaders expressed the feeling that the Aside to Jane Cortwright: Assocaition. Serving with him Seaman James L. Sorenson, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Please keep those news-notes ng trophies will be awarded the have on the voters. Under the latest frequent change would confuse the C. Sorenson of 72 Lyon St., Woodbridge, participated in Opera- op scorers. There'll also be a will be Stephen Milczuk, Mrs. coming! edict of the State's law makers, the public. tion Deckhouse VI off the coast of Quang Ngai Province, Viet- baby sitter in attendance. Dorothy Johnson and Andrew nam, as a crewmember aboard the amphibious assault ship • * • * * • Ziemian. primary will be held June 6. With the change from April to Iwo Jima. No doubt about it, Mrs. Axe Did you know that George T. • • • Last year, the primary was held in June to September and back again to Thompson did do an outstand Harvard Avenue) McLaughlin, One of the season's top fun June 10, leaders feel that the voters FALMOUTH, MASS. — Robert Dixon, son of Mr. and Mrs. ing job as chairman of tha Jr. has been promoted to cap-j events is scheduled for Satur- September and this year the date Robert D. Dixon of 723 Ford Ave., Menlo Park, has been pro- Fords School 14 Founders Day ain in the U. S. Air Force? day P. M. I'm referring to the may not even know when an election moted to airman second class in the U. S. Air Force. The airman would have been September 12. Un- program. Spearheading the Carteret Greater Democratic Club's an- is going to be. is a graduate of Woodbridge Senior High School. His wife, Bren • • • ?irst Aid Squad's annual fund nual dinner-dance at St. Cece- der a recent bill, the date has been da, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Rist of 65 Hawthorn A very personable young lady raising drive are co-chairmen lia's Hall in Iselin. For a mere There is thought in some quarters Ave., Colonia. $5 per persos there'll be a full changed-to June 6, How long the pri- Bonnie (Woodbridge) Petrillo. tephen Mikajlo and Thomas that the primary election this June * * * • * * be collected from borough ho course turkey dinner, set-ups mary remains in June is another will bring out an exceptionally small Robert J. Pallak. 22, whose mother, Mrs. Anna Pallak, lives Did you know that Jack Walko. The coin containers will and top-notch entertainment. at 13 Gordon St., Woodbridge, has been promoted to specialist (Woodbridge) Tooker is a sen be collected from borough Marie (388-5959) Guellicb, is in question. vote, unless the leaders and workers five in Long Binh, Vietnam, Jan. 23. He is a 1962 graduate of charge of tickets. ior at Montclair College? homes during the month of May. i • « » For many years and until 1965 it made a strong effort to get the people Woodbridge High School. • * • * * * to the polls. Donna Ruth McKee is Our good neighbors — the Attractive Joan Wolchanski had been in April. When the bill to Army Private John E. Karoly, 22, whose mother, Mrs. Eliza- has been named "Queen" of beth Karoly and wife, Rosemary, live at 41 Jensen Ave.. Fords, "Grade A" journalism major members of the West Amiboy Syracuse University. the Avenel Memorial Post 7164. completed a light vehicle driver course at Ft. Dix, N. J. Democratic Club Auxiliary — Corhmander Russell Harrison Progress Continues * V * • * • plan a Sunday (April 2) bus points out that it was a diffi- Army Private Angelo Mesce JijL 21, whose parents live at 60 A July wedding looms on th trip to the Latin Casino at cult decision for the judges horizon for Bruce L. (Prospec Cherry Hill for a performance what with pretty Lorrie Mc- Woodbridge, the "All-America City," son and Robbins plant will "cost a Erik Drive, Fords, completed a'light vehicle driver course a Avenue) Christensen and Lind by Liberace. Serving as chair- Ft. Dix, N.J. His wife, Evelyn, lives at 441 West Ave., Sewaren Gann. Patricia McDermott and with its ail-American problems* con- half million to start." Anne Carr. man is Mrs. Frances Seiher, Linda Ruffer also competing for tinues to grow despite detractors who Community television will mean aj * * * Taletned artist: Mrs. William Mrs. Emma Ljltz is handling reservations. .Buses will leave the "Queen" title! . Private Glenn E. Fogarty, 19. son of Mrs. Julia Fogarty. 6 iV. Allen III. • * • belittle our community in the hopes great deal to the community. Meet- at 2 P. M, from Brace Avenue Soltes Ave., Carteret, completed eight weeks of military police • • • We'll be C-ing-U around! and Lee Street. of political gain. ings of the Municipal Council or the training at the Army Training Center, Ft. Gordon, Ga. Co-chairmen Mrs. Mary Jane Outsiders appear to have more faith Board of Education, which may be of * ' • • Keating and Mrs. Bernadette in our community than some of our special interest, will be televised. Re- Airman Second Class Eugene Brannigan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson are busy getting every- ligious organizations, fire companies, Thomas C. Brannigan of 84 Hearthstone Ave,, Fords, is now in thing all set for that April 6 own citizens. Vietnam in the fight against Communist aggression. The air- alendar party being sponsored first aid squads and municipal bodies A case-in point—the announcements man attended Woodbridge High School. by the Carteret Altar^Rosary will receive services without charge, Society of St. Joseph's Roman last week that General Electric Cor- Catholic Church. It will get Community television will also offer Airman First Class Ronald E. Watras, son of Mr. and Mrs. underway at 7:30 P. M. in the poration is about to build Community Edward Watras of Rt. 69, Oxford, N. J., has been named much to the school system which will High 1 Street school auditorium. Antenna Television here and that Mc- PRIDE (Professional Results in Daily Efforts) Man in his unit . • . be able to use its top teachers to in- at K. I. Sawyer AFB, Mich. Airman Watras, an accounting and Kesson & Robbins, one of the foremost Energetic fellow: Harold Mad- struct several classes at a time. finance supervisor, was recognized for his outstanding efforts dow, member of the Carteret pharmaceutical firms, wili construct in the PRIDE program designed to reduce U. S. Air Force Board of Education. Yes, progress continues to come to operational costs and increase unit efficiency and combat readi- a packaging plant in the Avenel sec- • • • Chiropractic Health Hints Woodbridge. Let's build along with ness. His wife. Margaret, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi Lynne Pennington makes a tion, offering local employment. those who are helping us build. It is chad Korneluk, Old Road, Sewaren. By The Middlesex County Chiropractic Center wonderful master of ceremon- gible for public assistance to * * • ies! CHIROPRACTIC BENEFITS General Electric's initial investment much more profitable than tearing AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC receive chiropractic treat- Seaman Recruit Bruce T. Alessi, 18, USN, son of Mr. and • • * ment paid for directly out of will be over $1 million and the McKes- down. Mrs. Andrew J. Alessi of 500 Chain-O-Hills Rd., Colonia has Many people are in doubt Classify Leonard Zagrzecki as on various points concerning State-Federal Social Security been graduated from nine weeks of. Navy basic training at the a hard worker in behalf of pro- funds. This means that any- Great Lakes Naval Training Center here. provisions allowed them in grams sponsored by the Catho- regard to chiropractic serv- one now receiving this assist* Welcome, ]Sike Club * • • lic Youth Organization of Our ice. Many would miss the a nee from Social Security Army Private Roy Moyle Jr., 18, son of Mrs. Antoinette Moyle Lady of Peace Church. care that is available to can get chiropractic services It is always a pleasure to welcome Made up of Junior and Senior High 28 Cleveland Ave., Colonia, fired expert with the M-14 rifle A pat on the back for Avenel them if these points were paid for under* the act of a new organization to Woodbridge, es- School girls, the Nike Club which near the completion of his basic combat training at Ft. Dix fireman Joe Roda and "Butch" not discussed. It is for that 1950. N. J. The expert rating is the highest mark a soldier can achieve Meshanic. Joe and "Butch" do- reason that we take the The United States Civil pecially! if it is one dedicated to the takes its name from Winged Victory in his rifle qualification test. nated flags to the Avenel Fire- space, allowed for our usual Service Commission will now Lites' Color Guard. Their gift betterment of the community. Such a on the BPW Club insignia, has taken * * • column to inform you of the recognize chiropractic sick so inspired the youngsters that various benefits that are pro- leave certification. The same club is 1>he new Woodbridge Township community be'autification for its proj- Seaman Recruit Richard A. Rebnicky, USN, son of Mr. am , the Avenel Fire Lites proceeded Mrs. George Rebnicky of 99 pulton St., Woodbridge. has beer vided for the public. ,' siok leave certification from High Scjiools Nike Club, a sort of jun- ect. The group" will succeed if it fol- •to capture third place plus a All the large insurance chiropractors is now accept- graduated from nine weeks of Navy basic training at the Great 1 fine trophy in competition held ;| ior business and professional club lows its motto, "Straightforward and Lakes Training Center here. companies have a chiroprac- ed by the Western Union Tel- .k••-(insured by the * Woodbridge Town- Unafraid." We will watch the com- • • » Done Enough tic clause written into their egraph Company. Photographer's Mate Airman Robert J. Hines, USNR, son policy or provide for the ser- The Railroad Retirement munity activities of the young ladies Robert G. limes oi av i;ranu i\\e., isenn. was| Elmer, age 13. was puzzled si lip Business and Professional Wo- of Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Hines of 97 Grand Ave., Iselin. was ovcr vice in their policy to in Board recognizes chiroprac- men's Club. with interest. graduated from the basic' Photographer's Mate School at the'the the. girl problem and dis- crease the coverage o£ their tic services by a recent act U. S Naval Air Technical Training Unit located at the Naval cussed it v policy-holder, We bring this I've passed by this group, Air Station here. out to encourage you to Of particular interest to all * * * her three times," he told Joe, check your policy to see if A Man Who Wondered "and carried her books. 1 veterans is the fact that tha Airman Apprentice Richard W. Tahirak. USNR, son of Mr. chiropractic benefits are in- major veteran organizations bought her an icecream soda cluded and thereby render- Once upon a time there was a man petitor, who was an intelligent adver- and Mrs. Michael Tahirak of 155 Clinton St., Woodbridge, has of the country have passed completed 28 days of intensive traininii g in thhe recruiitt phash e off twice. v Now, do you thinK l ing you greater coverage. resolutions urging Congress who lived in a town and spent all his tiser, a contributor to the public the Navv's "Four to Ten Month" active duty program at the,ought to kiss her. _ There are many health poli- u to include chiropractic ser- money away from home. He was sure purse, a man anxious to give his time Naval Air Reserve Trainin• •--••--••g Unit, Memphis—, Tenn. i "Naw, yo don t need to. cies today, and only one docs vices in the VA hospitals and * * • Joe decided after a moment of not include chiropractic. in their out patient program. that he could take care of himself and and thought to community projects That is the Blue Cross and Ray Wuna of the Carterot Lodge of Elks, No. 2235, an- deep thought. "You have done The passage of this move- that his town didn't need anything and a believer in the fact that it pay, enough for that girl already." Blue Sliiuld winch is a medi- ment into law looks very fa- nounced today that the Easter T.zt Hunt wheh was' to have cal plan. Tlicre are over Ml irom him. to keep money at home. been held at the SoWi^rs ai"1 Sailor* Purk In^t Sphmlnv NUTMKG DANCI'KOUS vorahlc and will be of much insurance companies Iliat in benefit to many thousands After noting all these factors, f-e „ MI I,,, |,.,i.| |».js Saturday at tin* sume locution, starting at Uniled Nations, N. Y — An Alter a few years, his business elude chiropractic in 'their (if veterans, whose ailments III A.M. sharp. drew T. Well of ihe Harvard |inlici<*s, which j'.ives '•you wasn't as keen as he had hoped it man continued to wonder why.some of Medical School repniis m Ihe would respond to proper more proleHion lur your mo Ireatinenl. would be, his friends didn't seem to his old customers went to the new-j u anV()m. nas ,,„ (mnu,r 1IS» f,,r a piano the Senior Cilizens U. N. bulletin that nulling taken ncy. To he sure, ask your think he was quite as important as he comer and Why almost everybody had at the Fords Apartment* coulil itseSmo. See or call Kd l.ourie, in largo i|iianlilit's can* cause ilisuiiiiiee a;;i'nt il yuur poll serious intoxication. The Aro 1 DIKM'T All. INUl'IKUa Till the idea that he was a tightwad, but, tll(l "'*»«"»'«• - '"' <

Trinity Churchyard under ilie dl f:iriilly rcprr#nlativ Awarded By Environmental Science). Prof. Under the terms of the will, S eh ma us. A resident here (or Approximately $120,000 ii Singley is also the faculty rep- two thirds nf tihe annual income available for use annually with 24 years, she was a parishioner resentative to the NCAA. from the bequest of approxim- MRS. FLORENCE TOUSSAINT, Church. Rnd had been a resi Rutgers University $30,000 earmarked for each "•• «'^™»" y»»'»•"»«"•» nr«i ••«! of Trinitv Episcopal Church, I The award committee can ap ately $3,000,000 must, bn em- | he funern of dent of I arm since lnst June • • u .L. i, urn- class. Mrs. Flm-once Tou.«aint. 80. of lie served his country in 1942 where hor .son, the Rev. W.ltiam NEW BRUNSWICK -- Rut prove or disapprove the recom- ployed in awards of between TH4 Rrown Avenue, who (Hod with the Navy in the South 11. Srhmaus, servos as rector. mendations of the Fiinancial $500 and $1,000 while one third She was a member of ('ones Crs University announced In March 22 at Hnhway Hospital., racific, Mr. Nesterwitz. was the „„ r. , „ „ , . day that it i.s preparing to award Aids Committee and can reduce is for awards of between $1.000 People who put off their work 1 1 a te r 0 Fast was held Saturday at the Sales Manager for the United^ " ™ P & °, ."I" ' the first of its new Thomas Tur the award but not increase it. and $2,000. In actual practice from day to day are always the c Star. WcstfieMwe ul , Pa. Barr was manager of the Rut- however, NCAA regulations ones who tell you how very busy Thomas J. Cnslollo Funeral Van Lines of St. Louis, Mo. for i ™Surviving hpside* ™s tiho Rev. nor llarr. Jr. Scholarships. The Home. Green Street and Cooper the Eastern Regional. j Srhmaus is another son, Fran scholarships, established Ihroui'h gers football team as an under- limit the award to the cost of they are. Avenue, with fhe Rev. David, Sllrviving ,rt hi, wife, Vir T. Schmaus of Austin, a $3,000,000 bequest, provides Prince, pastor of First Presbv j j j^ Nesterwitz (Nee Mur-ois K n a Texas. .lid to Rutgers students in Rood lerias Church officiating at sor-!roll) three sons, Michael Ed academic st.wling who are "ol vices held in the church. Burial-ward_ ,ir., Benjamin Evan, Rood moral character, descrv was in Rosedale Cemetery, Lin James Nesterwitz, all at home. MRS. MARY EH. PETERS ins of financial assistance and tlon- Three daughters, Virginia Lee, CARTERET - Mrs. Mary E. f-a-s-t service on AUTO LOANS considered a good prospect for The deceased was the widow Amy Elizabeth, Mary Kay Nest Hrtwolt Peters, 73, of 43 Essex inr of the football teams main (if Edward Totissaint and a erwitz, all at home. His mother, Street, <"cd yesterday. Funeral tainert by tbe college." • member of Ihe First Presby- Mrs. Catherine Nesterwitz of arrangements, not completed at press time, are being made Under the procedure worked terian Church of Iselin. Born! West Carteret, and a brother, out by a committee headed hy. In England, she had resided in George of West Carteret. Five by the Henry J. James Funeral, Home, 87 Fayette Street, Perth Dran of Men Howard J. Crosby, Iselin 45 years. sisters, Mrs. Mary Caesar, Mrs. the Rutgers College Financial Surviving are two sons. Ed -j Anna Balaris, Mrs. Sophia Czu Aimboy. Mrs. Peters was the wife of Aid Committee, which administ- ward. Rochester. N.Y.; Arthur, hati. Mrs. Charlotte Haas. Mrs. ers scholarships and loans to all Sewaren; a daughter. -Mrs. Josephine Starzick all of Car- the late Benjamin Peters, a member of the First Baptist students, will make the decision Florence Foster, Iselin; a teret. RAYMOND DEMSKI on the candidate's eligibility for grandson. Arthur Toussainl, The following were active Church of Carteret, and of tht church Missionary Society. scholarship aid and will recom Clifford: a "granddaughterg , Mrs., bearers: Irving and William CARTERET - Walter J. Su- mend the amount of the Barr Surviving are two sons, Fred Janet Barclay, Neptune. Johnson, Jack Vandemark. Ha rowka, president of the Polish award in accordance with reg- rold Hemscl. William Graf, and Ralph, who is a patrolman American Club, Inc. of Carteret, ulations of the Eastern College Ronald Helley. with the borough police depart- today announced the principal Athletic Conference (ECAC) and JOHN BARNEY ment; a daughter, Mrs. Grace CARTERET — John Barnayj " speaker for the Swienconka the National Collegiate Athletic Jones, and seven grandchildren, Dinner-Dance on April 8 in St. Association (NCAA). of 41 Washington Avenue died MRS. LOUISE CRAIG all of Carteret. Friday at his home, A former CARTERET - Mrs. Louise James Hall. The recommendations then go proprietor of Barney's Tavern, Bonsper Craig, 100 Wortylko The Hon. Raymond B. Demski, MICHAEL SERKO to the Committee on Award and he had been a Carteret resident Street, died Sunday at Railway Trenton councilman, will speak Administration (specified in the eince 1918 and a native of Hun-Memorial Hospital. A native FORDS — The funeral of on "Traditions, Cultures, and Michael Serko, 39 Ma.ry Street, Barr will), made up of the Rut- gary. He was a life member of Jersey City, she had been a Historical Contributions of Po- gers football coach, (Dr. John AUTO LOANS of the Rahway B.P.O. Elks and resident of Carteret for seven who died yesterday at Perth land". LOW COST Amboy General Hospital, will Babeman) the president of the a former member of the For- years. She was the wife of the Mr. Demski Is a captain In Rutgers senior class, (Alan H. esters of America. late John H. Craig, Sr. be held Saturday morning at the reserve forces and is the You can save many important dollars dn 8:30 at the Flynn and Son Fun- Simkowitz of Maplewood) and a Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are a daughter, legal staff officer of the 903rd your new car by financing it with our lcrw eral Home. 23 Ford Avenue, Trooo Carrier GrouD at McGuire Elizabeth Orosz Barney, three Mrs. Elizabeth Manson, with with a requiem Mass at 9:00 at cost new car AUTO LOAN. Come in and daughters, Mrs. Vilma Covina whom she lived; a son, John H. Air Force Base. He is a mem- discuss your plans with us today. There is St. Michael's Church. Burial ber of the New Jersey Bar As of Port Reading; Mrs. Aranka Craig, Jr., a patrolman with will be in the church cemetery. no obligation. Convenient payments, Credit Minkler of WoodbrLdge and Mrs.the Carteret police department; sociation, Trenton Jaycees; first 1962 life insurance. Rhoda Hanley of Carteret; a A native of Hungary, the de-vice president of the Trenton two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Ma- ceased was a resident here for son, John Barney of Carteret lone and Mrs. Mary Irvimg, Chapter of the Polish-American and 14 grandchildren. 50 years and was a retired em- Congress: Polish Falcons; Phi both of Bloomfield; two broth- ployee of the Nixon Baldwin Funeral services were held ers, John Bonsper or Neptune Alpha Delta National Law Fra- Chemical Company. He -w^s a ternity; Polish American Club PONTIAC and Philip of Jersey City and Tuesday at 9 A. M. at the Ly- parishioner dt St. Michael's | "Our 44th Year of Uninterrupted man-Rumpf Memorial Home, 21 six grandchildren. of Central Jersey: Trenton Pol- 4 Door Sedan. Automatic CARTERET BANK Catholic Church of the Byzan- ish Business and Professional Locust Street) followed by a re- Funeral services will be held tine Rite, Perth Amboy, and a with Power. 1 Service To The Community" * quiem high Mass at St. Joseph's this morning at 9:30 at the Men's Club. member of its Holy Name So- Tickets for the affair may be BLACK BEAUTY Roman Catholic Church at 9:30 Lyman-Rumpf Memorial Home, ciety and Rosary Society. He and TRUST COMPANY A. M. Interment was in St. 21 Locust Street followed by a was also a member of the Wil-purchased from any club mem- Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. ber and at the Polish American requiem service at St. Mark's liam Warren Association of NICHOLAS MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE Episcopal Church. Interment Fords. Ch'b on Randolph Street. will be in Bay View Cemetery, Tickets by msil can be had 20 Cooke Avenue Carteret Shopping Center HERMAN TOBEY Surviving are his widow, Mrs, from Walter Doteeowski, 12 ISELIN — The funeral of Jersey City. Anna (Kovacs) Serko; two MOTORS BANKING HOURS: BANKING HOURS: Healy Place, and Mr. Francis 500 SMITH ST. Daily 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Daily 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. Herman Tobey. 1021 Green daughters, Mrs. Joseph Muska, Tomczuk. 107 Congfellow Street. Street, who died Thursday at MRS. E. EMILIUSSEN Fords; Mrs. William Vida, Say- PERTH AMBOY Friday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. A self-addressed stamped en- Free Parking Lot and 6 P.M, to 8 P.M. the Holmdel Nursing Home, was WOODBRIDGE • The funeral reville; a son, John, Palatine, velop should accompany the or- VA ft-6570 111.; five grandchildren; one held Friday afternoon at the of Mrs, Elizabeth Emiliussen, der. Tickets are $4.00. Member federal Reserve System/Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Thomas J. Costello Funeral 90, of 80 Freeman Street, who great-grandchild; two"" sisters, Home, Green Street and Cooper died Saturday at the Holmdel Mrs. Frank Koos, South River; Avenue, with burial In Mt. Le-Nursing Home, was held Tues- Mrs. George Gosdich, Canada; LECTURE TITLE TOLD banon Cemetery. day afternoon at the Koyen a brother, John, Carteret. ISELIN — "Mankind's Mil- Mr. Tobey had worked as pa- Funeral Chapel, 285 High Street, lennium Under God's Kingdom" per cutter for several New York Perth Amboy. witk the Rev. MRS. JULIA PETO is the title of the public lecture firms. Bom in Russia, he came William K. Schmaus of Trinity CARTERET — Funeral ser- to be offered by John B. Duf STEWART-ADAMS SSt to the United States as a child. Episcopal Church, officiating. vices were held for Mrs. Julia ner, Sunday, 3:00 P.M., at He held membership in the Is- Burial was in Christ Church Peto of 36 Warren Street on Kingdom Hall, 73 Edward 407 North Broad St., (Opp. 400 Diner) EL 4-1144 aac Gerhon Family Society of Cemetery, South Amboy. Saturday at 10:30 A.M. at the Street. At 4:05 a study of the New York City, Local 413, In- The wife of the late Sigvard Hungarian Reformed Church Bible and the Watehtower ternational Brotherhood of Pulp, Emlllussen, the deceased was with the Rev. Dr. Andrew Har- Bible Journal will be conducted. Sulphite and Paper Mill Work- born in South Amboy and was sanyl officiating. Interment was ers, New York. AFL-CIO, a resident there until she moved in Cloverleaf Park Memorial were Mrs. Stephen Fistes, Mrs, Mr. Tobey was married twice, to Woodbridge 18 years ago. Cemetery, Woodbridge. Stephen Uhouse and Mrs. John Were you considering buying a COLOR TV his wife was the late Dorothy She was a member of the Trin- The pall bearers were Balewicz of the Altar-Rosary Zitcer Tobey, and the otner the ity Episcopal Church of Wood- Stephen J. Peto, Thomas Peto, Society and Mrs. Julia Tarnik, late Sadye Resnikoff Tobey. bridge. j Michael Peto, Stephen Halasz, Mrs. Julia Eremlas and Mrs. Surviving are *S daughterdh , Surviving are t daughter, John Hnat and George Stima. Helen Szyba of the Woodmen of yesterday? Today SAM FERN has a real buy Mrs. Ruth Hoffman, Iselin, and Mrs. Gladys Bennett, Wood-I the World White . Carnation, two grandchildren. bridge; two grandchildren, am MRS. MASC1 FUNERAL Grove 34. The active pall bear five great-grandchildren. CARTERET — Funeral ser- ers were Joseph Kish, Charles STEVE ZEMICH vices were held for Mrs. As-Cherepon, Paul Prokop, Fred on [J967 Motorola Color TV! NOBODY... SEWAREN — The funeral of JACOB LOUIS ROCKER cenzla Masci of 35 Delaware Gombos, John Tarnik and John Steve Zemich, 51 Central Ave- MENLO PARK TERRACE - Avenue on Saturday at 9:15 Eremias. nue, who died Sunday at the Funeral services for Jacob A.M. at the Synoweckl Funeral Middlesex County Hospital for Louis Rocker, 51, of 87 Kellj Home, 56 Carteret Avenue with CARD OF THANKS but NOBODY beats SAM'S low price on '67 models! Rev. Boland, OSM of St. Jo- the Chronically III, North Street, who died Friday a MICHAEL E. NESTERWITZ Brunswick, was held yesterday Perth Amboy General Hospita seph R. C. Church giving the at the Kain Mortuaries Inc., were held Sunday at Garlick Blessing. Interment was In St. We wish to extend our sin- ® State and Washington Streets, Funeral Chapel, Brooklyn, with Gertrude Cemetery, Colonia. cere appreciation to all our Perth Amboy, with services at) Rabbi A. Chapin, officiating. The pall bearers were John relatives friends and neighbors MOTOROLA St. Spiridon Russian Orthodox Burial was in. Baron Hirsch Mascl, Ernest Masci. Nello for their kindness and consider ation, for the many spiritual $q. in. Church, Perth Amboy. Burial Cemetery, Staten Island. Masci, Gene Masci, John Sci- viewable I was in the church cemetery. pone and Gasper Zaffuto. bouquets and the beautiful flo- A native of Brooklyn, Mr. ral tributes, given during our 270 pictur* COLOR TV Born in Russia, Mr. Zemich Rocker had resided in Wood MRS. KRYSTO8IAK Mme of bermement of our be resided in Hopelawn for. 14 bridge area for 12 years. loved husband, father, brother years before moving here two Surviving are his widow, CARTERET — Funeral ser- f vces were held for Mrs. Jane and son, Mr, Michael E. Nes- years ago. He had been employ- Anita; three daughters, Ro- terwitz, Sr. • Compact cabinet ed by the American Smelting chelle Simon, Evelyn Klapp Krystosiak of 45 Chrome Ave- and Refining Company, Perth and Pamela; his father, Sol nue on Saturday at 8:30 A. M., We especially wish to thank t Sliding tambour The Rev. Basil Makuch The Amboy, for 42 years. He was Rocker; two sisters, Pearl Sper at the Synowiecki Funeral doori retired 10 years ago and was a ber and Sylvia Kaplan. Home, 56 Carteret Avenue. Rev. Victor M. Gabrian, OS. member of the company's 25- Rev. Henry Bogdan, pastor of M., The Rev. Andrew A. Okal. f Color indicator Year Club. Holy Family R. C. Church gave The fellow employees of the light MRS. E.U. SCHMAUS the Blessing. Interment was in Production Office and Board of He is survived by Mr. and WOODBRIDGE — Funeral • Automatic Mrs. William Golden. St. Gertrude Cemetery. Directors and Management of services for Mrs. Eleanor Uhl The pall hearers were John the United Van Line, the Car- dtgautxr Schmaus, 650 Rahway Avenue, teret Sportmen's Association, Bosze, Sr., Michael Krystosiak, • Modtl CL3441 MICHAEL E. NESTERWITZ, who died Saturday at Perth Francis Martlno, George Zielen- the Raritan Traffic Club, An- CARTERET — Funeral ser- Amboy General Hospital, were bach, Joseph Erdely and Ed heser Busch, Inc., friends in vices for Michael E. Nester- held Tuesday morning at th< ward Krystosiak, Sales Department of United Van witz, Sr., age 51, of 7 Rota Trinity Episcopal Church witt Lines, General Formen and Drive, Parlin, Formerly of the Rt. Rev. Alfred Banyard MRS. HELEN VARGA Formen of Atfbeuser Busch West Carteret, on March 22, at D.D.S.T.D., bishop of the Di CARTERET — Funeral ser- packaging and shipping, Em- Waltham, Mass, were conduct- cese of New Jersey, officiating vices were held for Mrs. Helen ployees of United Van Lines, ed from the Bizub Funeral as celebrant of the requiem Varga of 115 William Street on North Arlington, N. J., Friends MOTOROLA Home, 54 Wheeler Avenue, Eucharist. Saturday at 11:30 A.M. at the and neighbors of Donovan Ave Monday morning with a high The epistoler was the Re Synowiecki Funeral Home, 56 nue, the gentlemen who acted Mass of requiem at the St. Leslie Hewett, rector of SI Carteret Avenue with the Rev.as bearers, those who donated 227 •£picture* PORTABLE Mary's Ukrainian Catholic John's Episcopal Church, Ford John F. Chonko, pastor of St. their cars and assisted in any Church. The Rev. Basil Ma- Gospeler was the Rev. William manner, the Carteret and Rah- Nlong-lif Elizabeth R.C. Church giving • Built in kuoh was the celebrant. In- Guerrazzi, rector of the Holy the Blessing. Interment was in way Police Department, Thank terment was in St. Gertrude you most kindly. UHF/VHF Comforter Episcopal Chure St. James Cemetery, Wood- autennos Cemetery, Colonia. Rahway. Burial office was read bridge. Family of the Late by the Venerable Samuel Stein • All 82 Mr. Nesterwitz was born In The honorary pall bearers Michael E. NesterwiU, Sr. channel Carteret, and was a former pa- meti, archdeacon of the Diocese >« in critical M of New Jersey. Burial was rsception rishioner of the St. Mary's U. C. signal receiwing area • Solid slule

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Child i leadini! kniiihl, Frank fiioida Membership Tea Klks to Induct no. loyal knighl, Lawrence (Iris Is Tofrir part, lecturing knight; .lame; Dreckcr. secretary; William 1962 t'oi.ONIA -- SI. John Vian Hlack, treasurer; John Solvik, Set for Sunday nev Altar Itosary Sociely. will Slate Saturday es(|iiire; Jerry Signore. chap n>l,ONIA — A mootinj; of Hiehave Sister Mary Virt;inelle. C. CO1,ONIA - The Colonia Klks lain; Carmen Kruno, inner l:.idi(", Auxiliary of Ihc ('olonin S.S.K. of St. llerlwiR's Churfh. OLDSMOBILE l,odi!e 2282 will hnlrl an initiation guard: Richard Smith, liter; Klk<; F.ndtfr 2282 was hold at Tmilrni as finest speaker. Mini for 30 new members in honor of John Callahan, justice; trustees 4 T)oor Sedan. Automatic I In- nnyal Oaks. Edison. Mrs. day. at Its meeting at H.V) P. P a si; Kxalted Ruler William Fred SI'evens. William Quinn. with Power, ('harli's Sorrc, presided. M. in the cafetoriimi. "Heligion 1 Quinn. tomorrow at 8:00 P, M..Joseph Maker, Joseph (Inlli. Mr ;. Joseph Wisnirwski, chair for Cod's Kyceplional Children" C.RKKN al the Auth Avenue Kirehouse Hartley Clark. man of the membership lea anwill be her Iheine nniinri'd final arranRemrnls Sister Vii-fiinclle rereived her Kxalled Ruler Fred Slovens Members, wives and friends have hern made The tea will H. A decree from !Vton Hall will condnel Ihe initiation. All are invited. Dancing will be NICHOLAS lie :ield Sunday, al 2:00 P. M. and is persiiinR her masters members are cordially invited ihcld and a buffet suppers-served. at Ihe Melilchen Klks Lodtfr's during the summer al Car inal lo attend and welcome the new lli>me. It on Ir 27, Mctuehen. N.-F.Siritvh College. Wisconsin. brothers. PATENT SYSTEM REVISION MOTORS Sister Vrrfiincllc may be fa Mi•; Tony Salvrmint, chair . Installation of officers for the Present Johnson has asked 500 SMITH ST. man (if the card party lo bf miliar lo many since her pic-(•(lining year will lake place Sat- Congress lo update Ihe patent held \pril 27. announced ar- ture has appeared a number of urday, at 8 P. M. at the Kahway system which keeps track of PKPTH AMBOY raii^enieiils are complete. Tick times in the Monitor. She hasKlks Lodge on West Milton Ave inventions and settles argu VA fi-6570 el', have been tfivon to all mem- given several talks in Ihe Tien- nue, Rahway. Elected officers menls over inventions. The ber; uilh returns lo ho made ton diocesan area and is an for 1967 G8 are Joseph Cihbons, system has remained unchanged by April S. excellent speaker. She will give exalted ruler; I,eo Chrislensort. for the past 130 years. a 15 minute talk followed by a The next meeting will be held question and answer period. April 11, at the Royal Oaks, al H-.'in P. M. All members arc invited lo a I lend the meeting A COM) RECORD which will feature Ginger Ma- Alton. 111. — With sales of lanowski with Flower Fantasy. his first record nearing the PLEASANT VALLEY CYCLE SHOP 1,000,000 mark Senator Everett,' Dirksen looks forward to his NKW SAFETY RECORD SET — Members of the IMC Corporation, Carteret Plant, joint I tail to Break Ground first gold record. The Illinois' Republican's "Gallant Men" in FORDS safety committee be charged been raised through pledges Paitori Rev. Jamei Gent OPEN WEEK SPECIAL the post home. Route 27. and refreshments will be sold. monthly meeting Monday eve- and donations by Temple ning, 7:30, in the church. members for the construction 721-9204 2 TIKES & 2 TUBES (installed) only ... 14.98 • • • of the new building. IFundimrnlal KTan|flUHrl Bingo games will be held this The C.A.s (Christ's Ambassa evening al Beth Shoiom Audi dors) youth group of the Iselin St. Cecelia's Altar Rosary toroium, 90 Cooper Avenue, be |Assembly of God Church, will Society will meet Monday eve- ginning at 7:45. have their regular meeting to- ning at the church. Recitation of the Rosary and Benediction • * * * imorrow night, 7:30, at the of the Most Blessed Sacrament St. Cecelia's Free Public Li-jchurch, corner of Cooper Ave- at 8 o'clock, in the church, will brary has closed for Easter va^nue and Berkeley Boulevard. precede the social and business cation. A receptacle has been • • » session to be held in Lourdes placed outside the library door St. Cecelia's C. Y. O, Is spon Hall. for anyone wanting to return soring a dance tomorrow eve- books. Reopening date is Mon i nine eight o'clock, in Lourdes The Clover Leaf Chapter of day, April 3, 7:30 P. M. !Hall. , Sweet Adeline, Inc., will have a rehearsal meeting, Monday, f'adette Girl Scout Troop 207 me junior bins' unit ot me g.3Q p M jnln e Green Street is presenting the film "Almost j auxiliary of. VFW Post 2636 will F'irehouse Han. Guests are wel- Anfiels", produced by Walt Dis enter several competitions in the Junior Unit Conference at come. Manville, N. J., Saturday. Two members, Miss Diana Kline Boy Scout Troop 49 will have and Miss Lori Stanley, .01 re- ?«r re«»tar meeting Tuesday present the Iselin Unit as Queen 7 P. M., in St. Cecelia's Knights of Columbus Hall, Grand Street. and Princess nominees in a spe- • * • cial competition. The next reg- ular meeting of the unit is set The monthly meeting erf the for Saturday, April 8, 10:30 AChai. n O'Hills Women's Club is M., at the post home. set for Tuesday, 8:30 P. M., at • • * the Green Street Firehouse Hall. GAL. The Junior High Fellowship • • • of the First Presbyterian Church A meeting of Boy Scout Troop will have their semi-monthly 48 will beheld with Scoutmaster Pramium Oil. National Brand. 14-hr. meeting Saturday, 7:30 P. M. Reinhart Thorsen Tuesday night, igiviM on all mokti of burnt™ # • * 7:30 P. M., at VFW Post 2636 The Pre-U. S.Y. will have Headquarters, Route 27. For Foil nrvice JHII * * * give ui a call. their semi-monthly session Mon- day, April 3, 7:30 P. M., at The St. Vincent de Paul So- SIMONE BROS. Congregation Beth Shoiom, 90 ciety will meet Tuesday, 8 P. Cooper Avenue. M., at St. Cecelia's School, LINDEN, N.J. » « • Roam 107. A light weight alumi- HU 6-2726 Meetings of the Iselin Fife num wheelchair is being sought HU 6-0059 and Drum Corps are scheduled by the society. Any person with for Monday and Wednesday eve- such an item is requested to call St. Cecelia's Rectory. • • * The Jersey Aire Chorus of SPEBSQSA, Inc. will meet Tues- day, 9 P. M., at VFW Post 2636 Headquarters^

Bingo games will be held IMPORTED FROM SCOTLAND Tuesday night in St. Cecelia's Lourdes and F'atima Halls. OLD TATLER Early bird games begin at seven o'clock and regular games at eight o'clock. • ... SCOTCH The monthly general member- ship meeting of the Home and School Association of School 26 is scheduled for Wednesday, April 5, 8 P. M., at the school on Benjamin Avenue, with Mrs. Ovid. T. Catlin presiding, * • • A meeting of Boy Scout Troop 70 is slated for Wednesday night, 7:30, at Congregation Beth Sho- iom, 90 Cooper Avenue. • • * BOTTLED IN YUGOSLAVIA BOTTLED IN ITALY The Women's Auxiliary of the Iselin Athletic Association will IMPORTED IMPORTED have their monthly meeting AVMI CHERRY t BLACKBERRY BERGIA SWEET I DRY Wednesday, 8 P. M., at the Ed- WINE AA( VERMOUTH ison BowlO-Mab, Oak Tree Hmtj. ilth thirty « Road. Ban* ti,* g|uk- Lost something?..check kuni~4ill4l.il! * * • Brownie, Junior and Cadette Girl Scout Troops, sponsored by St Cecelia's School PTA, will resume meetings Wednesday, 7 Does your paycheck disappear every P. M., in the assigned class- tures to help with your budget. rooms of the school. month, and leave no clues as to where Plus, you can pay the bills the it went? Then it's time you opened a easy, relaxed way. Don't walk, or FAMOUS BLENDED The Weight Watchers Group, for men and women, will meet checking account at First Bank. Your drive; don't wait in line. Just pay by Wednesday, 8:30 P.M.. at Con- gregation Beth Shoiom, 90 Coo- cancelled checks will provide an ac- First Bank check, by mail. Right, WHISKEY per Avenue. . curate record of all family expendi- Dr. Watson! 66 PR0DF-4D% NO ESCAPE PLAN YEARS OLD! Officials of the National Aero- nautics and Space Administra- tion told a Senate Space Com- Flnt lnlfidlli< In HJl, tu'll in llnl | mittee the three U. S. astro- Li,in HI (••III) nauts in the Apollo space cap- fcrind «t w prinlim ! sule had no emergency escape In prlct. Flni oil ha* plan. An escape hatch that can Irst Bank ,.* rtiLL aum be opened in two seconds is .7.71 being designed. and TRUST COMPANYNA All Alxnt! I'mtliu is Art: Home Liquor* Exilusimi THESE ARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AUTO MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION INSURANCE RAHWAY UNION SAVE UP TO AVENEL-COLONIA OFFICE FORDS OFFICE ISELIN OFFICE PERTH AMB0T OFflCI 1532 MAIN ST. 1907 MORRIS AVE. 4O°/» 1379 St. George Avinu* «75 King CUorM Rotd 79 MiddlMM AvtniM 214 Smith Street Phont: 442-2900 Phen«i 442-2900 Phonti 442-2900 Phomi 442-2900 Otlieis hi. Newjik (/ Sloiesl — Clitfbiile f'dik — hiimuw — Hackensdck RALPH B. CRAWFORD — IcviltKtuii — Kejniy — Mumstowit — Oldliee — HdSJiic — Pdlelioa Boulevard Professional Bldg. EDISON OFFICE HIGHLAND PARK OFFICE KENSINGTON OFFICE W00DBRID0E OFFICI ~ South lldckeiiidi-k — South Ursnue — Union City — Verona -r- New Dover Rd.,'& Fairview Lincoln Hwy. (fit.27) ind Shepird PI. 315 Rifitm Avenut Ford Av«. and Ulwttto M. Wsthjwken — Weit New York. Phomt 2474600 Ave., Colonia. ei 247-4600 Phon* 442-2900 381-1891 100,000 The Middlesex County 100,000 READERS READERS Leader-Press and Leader Shopper Leader-Press and Leader Shopper —top circulation coverage in —top circulation coverage in Woodbridge area. Woodbridge area. Woodbind^o, Thursday, March 30, 1967 News Of The Week As Seen In Pictures

CADET RKII) FITCHETT PROMOTED: Cadet Rfirt Fitrhett, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Reid Fitchett, nf WoodliridRe, has been pro- moted to the rank of Sergeant Kirst Class in the Cadet Corps of Randolph-Macon Academy in Front Royal, Vir- AM, SET TO (JO: Mrs. William Biri, chairman of Las Vegas Nite sponsored by the Women's ginia. Cadet Fitchett is a Auxiliary of the John F, Kennedy Community Hospital completes preparations with chair- member of Varsity Football men. Left to right: Mrs. John Chizmadia, Mrs. Biri, Mrs. Elio Rololo and Mrs. Frank Skol- Team, Rifle Team, Drill CARTKRET YOUTH COUNCIL: Scene at the swearing in of the newly formed Carteret Youth Council. Participating were anik. The affair will be held on Saturday, April 15 at the Redwood Inn, Bndgewater, begin- Team and the Monogram Mayor Thomas Deverin, Councilmen John T0mc7.uk and Raymond Anazia; ."School Commissioner Vincent Thompson and ning at 7:00 P.M. An evening of games, dinner and dancing will be featured. Club. Thomas Coiighlin, superintendent of recreation. The officers are Judy Leone, president; Joseph Terebetski, vice president; John Kondzierski, treasurer; Fran Niedbala, secretary; Jo Ann Kurik, corresponding secretary and Ralph Peters, scrgcant- tl-arms.

JOHN E. ESTOK TO LEAD DRIVE: Port Reading chairman of the 10B7 fund drive of the United Cer- ebral Palsy Association of "ACES": Four members of School 9, Port Reading, PTA, have a project called "Aces" in Middlesex County is John F. which the four are teaching arts and crafts and cooking and sewing to the children in the Estok, of 75 Fifth Ave., Port school. A stands for arts and crafts; C for cooking; E for the eight-week course and S for sew- Reading. ing. Instructors left to right, Mrs. Victor Acho movie, Mrs. Arthur Winstanley, Mrs. Harold Assemblyman Norman Rudman and Mrs. Joseph Marino. Tanzman, general chairman, announced Estok's appoint- ment today. The association's current drive is seeking $22,- 000 outside the United Fund THi; SECOND LARGEST CLASS — To be inducted into the Woodbridge Lodge No. 21 IB, B.I'.O.K. took place last week in the area in support of its Treat- lodge hall. Representing the class of 100 was Porice Lieutenant William Bums. In the photo from left to right are: George ment Center in Roosevelt Wittcnzcllner, who was named Elk of the Year, receiving his plaque from John Nagy, exalted ruler; while William Francis, Park. alter whom the class was named congratulates Burns. Estok has been active in CP affairs for the past two year's'. He is a graduate of Carteret High School and Mid- dlesex County Vocational School and is currently man* agcr of a warehouse in Steel City. In addition to his cerebral palsy activities, Estok is a member of the Boynton Heights Civic Association in Port Reading.

BARBARA E. O'NEILL

MORE TRAINING: Airman CARTERKT VKW MARKS 35th ANNIVERSARY: Scene at the recent fete held by Star Barbara E. O'Neill, daughter Landing Post, 2314, VFW. Left to right: 8th District Commander Tom Lynch, Carteret Mayor of Mrs. Gladys 1). O'Neill, Thomas Deverin; Dept. of N. J., Jr. Vice Commander James Fitzgerald MC, Past Post Com- lliE Ituuns Lane, Woodbridge, mander George Goodrich; Past Dept. Commander Al Festini, Post Commander Alfred Oakley, has been selected for techni- Middlesex County Commander Herb Schultz Chairman, Past Post Commander Dan Donovan. cal training at Amarillo AFB, Tex., as a U. S. Air Force personnel specialist. Installation Plans Airman O'Neill is a 1965 graduate of Woodbridge Sen- Made by B'nai B'rith ior High School. FORDS - B'nai B'rith Wom- en, Ramot Chapter, will hold Beth Am Sisterhood' installation ceremonies for the n,ewly elected president, Mrs. EARL A. RUNKEL, II CARTERET LIONS AID BLIND: The Carterel Lions Club played host to th<< Intel national Lists Raffle Winner living Grcenwald, and the other HIGHER RATING: Earl A. Com ""or Henry D. Allen and Sight Conservation and Blind Chairman Dr. Roland Shaul at Runkel, II, son of Mr. and th' 'lit meeting. Photo shows Lion President Charles C. Vaiga presenting a check for C0LON1A — Sisterhood of I officers on April 5. 8:30 P. M. Temple Beth Am announced the Mrs. Earl A. Runkel, 55 B. iS7 i. Shaul, as Mr. Allen looks on. The money will be divided among the three summer winner of the color television j at the Flagposl Motor Inn, Street, Avcnel. has been pro- can , , lor blind children, women and men. Dr. Shaul discussed plans for the eye screening recently raffled was Mrs. Cathy Route 1. moted to Specialist 5. He is program to be conducted free of charge for Carteret residents which will take place some- Pank-k. 56 Willow Avenue, lse Others to be installed are Mrs. a 1st cook in Co. T 3rd Bat.. time in May. The clubs regular monthly paper drive will be held Sunday morning April 2. lin. Mrs. David Abram.s was Hairy Glass, Mi's. Morris Sil- U.S.A., SCS at Fort Mon- Bundled papers should be at the curb between 9:30 and 10 A.M. chairman of the event. ber, Mrs. Gerald Zashin, Mrs. mouth. He is a graduate of WoodbridRe Senior High Mr. and Mrs. Strauss, who are Seymour Friedman, vice presi- linue to take candy orders for School, Class of 1%2 and be- School 19 PTA Sets moving to Bowie, Md., were dents; Mrs. Harold Pollack, re the rest of the year. honored at an Oneu Shabbot last fore entering the army was Woman's Club elected treasurer; Mrs. Myron Meeting on April S Mrs. Louis Plisko was named week sponsored by the Sister- employed by Public Service MENU) PARK TERRACE - chairman of the Chinese auc- hood. Fischer, recording secretary; Coordinated Transport in the Mrs. Gilbert Bates, president of Makes Donations The ninth annual donor din Mrs. Edward Kaplan, corres- print shop at Maplewood. tion, A.p r i 1 24 at 175 Sherry j School 19 PTA, announced a tier will take place, May 0 at ponding secretary; Mrs. Shel- WOODBRIDGE - The Wood- Street. She will contact mem- CHINESE AUCTION meeting will be held, April 5 an's Club of Woodbridge au bers for prizes and will send Maplewood, Mrs. Allen Rich don Cohen, Mrs. Paul Haller, in the all purpose room.' WUODB'KIDGE — The Wood Lhorized donations to the Mt. out tickets. Guests are invited. man and Mrs. Aiiene Jacobson' sentinels; Mrs, Sidney Altman, Mrs. C. Fuoti, program chair- are co-chairmen. bridge Young Democratic Club Carmel Nursing Guild, Cancer The bus trip to Latin Casino Mrs. Larry Barnett; .Mrs. Rob- will conduct its annual Chinese man, and Mrs. E. Frank have Tickets for a theatre party, SPACE AGE STYLE SHOW: "1 ashiunableiiess is a Trip on Fund, and the Federation Head- was cancelled because reserva- auction tonight at 7 o'clock at arranged for Anthony Paola, April 9 at Paper Mill Play Lufthansa," is the subject ol a en

rnr.ONIA — Jane T,rlimnn. (bjis^trr of Mr. and Mrs. Ff sponsor rrt by the KnuiMs of Coliimliii'; In rip held Suntlny nl Cnllirv's unml Junior Hiqh School. Col Daffy's a PAIN (in the neck) But His Prices never "SOAR linnswoort. In a local onnlost. spnrr.nn'd Tiv Knights of Columbus ("mm The Season's Latest Craze! oil 31139, Miss Lohman rorrivrd n $2.r> savings bond as winner. Mary Ann Karmik and Dpbornli LADIES' Rodders placed second anil third — each received a copy of Webster's Condensed World Dictionary. All three are stu & JRS: SHIRT SHIFTS dents of the eighth grade at SI MICHFI.K M. Cecelia's School. Other parti ripants were from Tselin Junior PLANS SUMMER WED- You'll Pay '4 Itijrti School and Colonia Junior DING: Dr. and Mrs. Robert High School. (). Evans of Kentucky and PKIZE WINNER: Ira M. Simet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miss Lehman represented Tsr Holland, Mich., announce the Slmet, 23 Varady Drive, Fords, a 7th grade student at Everywhere Else! lin in the County Bee where she engagement of their daughter Fords Junior llgh School, won first place in his division at took first place and received a Mirhele Madeleine, to Bruce the 14th annual Central New Jersey Scence Fair held at Rut- $25 savings bond. Theodore Chosney, son of Mr. gers University recently, for his display, "Studies on Leaf and Mrs. Theodore S. Chos- Pigments." He was awarded a Medal and a 1967 edition of Representatives of the 21 nev, Guernsey Lane, Colonia. the World Book Encyclopedia. Presentation by Mrs, Daisy counties of the State will com Schoenrock, New Brunswick. pete for the State title Sunday Miss Evans was graduated rvith the winner to receive a from Holllns College, Va., and $ino bond. spent one year studying at the Edward Mahon of the local Sorbonne, France. In 1-65 she Holy Innocents For the lively ones. Latch on to the Knights is area chairman. completed foreign language ihirt that grew into a dress, that's a secretarial program at Latin great casual for gals on the go- Institute, N. Y., and Is em- Program Held gol All sizes, mad swingin' col- ployed at Council on Leaders ors. Stripes, Solids, prints Colonia Firemen and Specialists, Washington, COLONIA — A group of mem D. C. •is, friends, Sisters, lay teach in 100% cottons-All FIRST QUALITY. Mr. Chosney Is a graduate rs and Rt. Rev. Msgr. James Release Report of Woodbridge High School Koley moderator of the Holy and Washington and Iy the Willowbrook DELIGHTFUL! leased the official quarterly re- School of Medicine, Charlottes- ate School Band of Staten Is- port for the period extending viMe. nd. Before the program Eric ADORABLE! LOVELY! from December 1, 1966 to Feb- rhrin. recreation head and ruary 28, 1967. During the three A summer wedding is plan- iprrvisor, spoke on tihe school From Our Huge Children's Depl. monttis period the Company ned at Holland, Mich. he aim of the school Is to responded to 33 fire calls in the repare children through oeeu District and 13 fire drills. Nine iational and recreational ther BETTER during December, eleven duting Township G.O.P. ipy from a very early age to January, and 13 during Feb- ake a place In the community SPRING DRESSES ruary. Their religious training is cared or by a ralbbi, ministers and During the snow emergency To Hold Dance Fresh as newly cut flowers, i on February 7 and 8 Qhietf JOYCE B. HAKLAR iriests. There Is a large staff ISELIN - Plans and arrange lomposed of teachers and these late arrivals at " Hughes reported that men were ments have been made for the ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT /ounger people who look after v Daffy's will really thrill « stationed at the fire house on annual Woodbridge Township a 24 hour basis. The firemen — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. heir physical needs. At presen you . . . Magnificent colori Republican Organization Spring Haklar, 193 Strawberry Hill, Jiere is a list of 2,000 waiting spent a total of 208 man hours dance to be held Saturday even- and styles, fabulous ma- removing snow, directing traf- Woodbridge, announce the en- be admitted, so as soon a terials in sizes to fit any ing, May 20, at VFW Post 2636 gagement of their daughter, children are ready they are fic to prevent blocking of the Hall, 465 State Highway 27. girl—sea them at Daffy't fire house Area and helping Joyce Barbara to Gary Lloyd placed with families in the com Dancing will be from 9 P.M. to Griffin, Lieutenant, United munity or their parents and Girls' Dept. traffic to move along Inman 1 A.M. to the music of Joey Avenue to provide passage for States Navy, son of Mr, and help to support themselves. $ Gee and Orchestra. Rob Storms Mrs. Howard Griffin, Wll V the fire engines in the event of is starred as vocalist. Value to 8.00 an emergency. A total of 3,331 mJngton, Ohio. Joseph Lombard!, bandmas man hours were spent at the Well-known persons will be ter, directed the contingent. present throughout the evening. Miss Haklar Is a graduate Twelve adolescents, who are firehouse during the three month of Ohio University, where she PRESEASON period. Light refreshments will be blind, sang three numbers; a Pre-Teen served. was a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority. She also did ad- group of smaller children sang The first Aid Squad spent ten and danced and members of the SMASH-SALE hours with a squadron of men Tickets may be obtained ditional studies at Rutgers from all committee members University and the Fashion band played selections. during the snow days, at Imraan After the program, Joadhim SKIRTS and FAMOUS BRAND and ward chairmen. Further in- Institute of Technology in New Avenue with an ambulance, in oceljack, president, of Wood- case of necessity. formation may be obtained York. Miss Haklar is the for- from Mrs. Hamilton Billings, mer fashion editor of Golf bridge, presented Mr. Schein Wright Street, Telephone 283- Magazine, and presently is a with a check of $100 from the SLACKS 2113. fashion copywriter in New society to help the school in Pennsy Night York City. its work. It. C.riffin Is a graduate of The following events were To be Featured Ohio University, where he was brought to the attention of the a member of Sigma Alpha members: 1SELIN - The Polka Chips, Epsilon, the Officer's Candi- Sister M. Virginelle, supervi- from WilkesBarre, Pa., will be date School, Pensacola, Fla. sor of St. Hedwig's center, Tren- featured at the first Pennsyl- He is pursuing additional stu ton, will speak after the Rosary vania Nite to be sponsored by dies at the University of meeting of St. John Vianney's VFW Post 2636 Saturday, Maryland. Lt. Griffin recent- Church, Colonia, Monday, April SUITS April 15, 8 P.M., at the new ly returned from a tour of 3. Post Hall, Route 27. duty in Japan and the far The Holy Innocents Society A Polka Contest, with ffrst East and b stationed in Wash- Spring Social will be held Sat- Sli. irr. of Sizes 4 to 14 and second prize trophies, will ington, D. C. urday, April ISfrom 9:00 P. M. $12.98 GracU highlight the evening. The hot to 1:00 A. M., Knights of Colum- REG. $8 platter to be served will in bus Hall, Amboy Avenue and Daffy hai a hug* pri-tetn department *2.49 elude smoked kielbasi, home- VFW Auxiliary Main Street, Woodbridge. made fresh kielbasi, stuffed At a meeting of the society, . . , Theit skirtt and slacks are the greot- Pre-Teeni cabbage and pierogi. St. Mary's Cafeteria", Fayette •it — many "Mini" Reservations must be made Holds Session and Mechanic Streets, Perth Up To 12 In advance by contacting either ikirtl In th* group. CAKTBRET — The Ladie: Amboy, Monday, April 24, Sis- Gorgtout tutors. All BUILT IN BRAS chairmen, Hugh Gllroy, tele ter M. Borgia, director of St>.' sizei. Buy now for *2.99 phone 548-0550, or Charles Auxiliary to Star Landing Po 2314 held its meeting Monda; Francis' center,'Metuchen, will the spring at this . Daffy mad* a fantaitic purchaie from m Rechko, telephone 283-0544. TECHNICAL TRAINING: — conduct a group discussion on ridiculouily I • w evening at the VFW post room fanfout manufacturer of bathing suit* . . . Airman Joseph P. D. Risso, mental retardation. price. with Mrs. Rose Costello coi torry we can't mention th* name but they son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew On Monday, May 22, the reg B. Rlsso, 39 Meinzer Street, ducting the meeting. Mrs. Ma or* nationally advertiied ... Gorgeous B'nai B'rith Women gareb Sjoblmn, chairman of th ular meeting of Hie society will Avenel, has been selected for ALL colors In this years new itylti— Set Donor Luncheon cake saje held recently, e be held at McAuley School, Mt. technical training at Amaril- FAMOUS I and 2 piece suits in the group. WOODBRIDGE — All local pressed her thanks to the mem St. Mary's, North Plainfield. lo AFB, Tex., as a U. S. Air bers for making it a succes Sister M. Regis, director of the BRAND AM groups of B'nai B'rith Women Force aircraft maintenance will participate Sunday in the Miss Jean Lee, chairman of th school for special children, will specialist. have as speaker of the evening, Central Now Jersey Council of Loyalty Day Queen contest, a Airman R t s s o attended nounced that judging of th Father Francis Lo Bianco, M. B'nai B'rith Women's annual Woodbridge Senior High A., assistant superintendent of 1 donor luncheon at the New York contest will take place on Apr: School. 2 at the post rooms. The Loya schools for "special education of Hilton Hotel beginning at 1:00 the Newark Diocese. P. M. ty Day parade will take pla on April 30 at 1 P.M., in NOT Mrs. Calvin Donnelly, Colonia, Mrs. A. A. SUvenman, presi Avenel Action Brunswick. The judging of Fund Raising Chairman, is dent of the Council, advised all Sisterhood of Congregation!J^[ricrqueen"contest"will taki making plans for our annual funds will be used to support raffle to be held October 23. the Anti-Defamation League, B'nai Jacob will be entertajnedk,lace on Aprij 22 in Avenel. $1 Hillel Foundation, which main- at Tuesday's meeting, scheduled ^e Honor Guard will hold for 9 P . M.M , by Theodore BlkelBikel, al l sprini g dancd e on ApriAprill PLAN DINNER DANCE tains centers for Jewish students lts annu ! CARTERET — The Altar- at 250 universities; vocational singer, actor and guitarist. He 15 chairmen John Pluta and guidance service for teenagers, will narate a film "Shall These Fran' k Buzas announced- - . Bones Live?" This unusual St. Elizabeth Roman Catholic Jewish National Hospital, Den- tickets may be purchased at Church will hold a calendar ver; for tubercular and chest dramatic reading, with music, ^e post rooms or from any dinner-dance on April 15 at 6 ONE OF THE TOP BRANDS! 3,000 TO CHOOSE FROM illustrates the living quality of Honor Guard member. diseases; Leo N. Levi Hospital onor uuara memoer. pM ta st James Hal], Long- for Arthritis, community ser- the Hebrew language through 1 history. Passover items will be r>nTh Aprie nexl t3 meetinat 8 gP.M. will, baet helthde fMn^ gtreet Music fw dandng COMBED vice at veteran's hospitals; work MEN'S PREST-FREE BOYS BETTER COTTON on display in the religious gilt post rooms. . i furnished by the Melody- In Israel; C. C. A., Citizen and men. Community Affairs. shop. DEBT RISE APPROVED Word of Advice Senate Democrats voted to Woman's Club Speaker: "And, raise the temporary national ladies, don't turn away the SHIRTS SHIRTS debt ceiling to $336,000,000,000. wanderer seeking food at your This move will allow the Gov- J TAT door. It's only then that wives Nationally Sold for $5 mi 4-un ernment to meet its March obli- will know what a relief it is gations. The present debt ceil- to see a man eat a meal with The Greatest! THURSDAY ing is $285,000,000,000. out finding fault with the food." $ BRASS BUCKET Matinee 2:00 P.M. Kveniugs fi::ill & 11:15 1.99 Reg. $4.00 Cecil B. Delttille's Sorry we can't mention the name and Fine combed cotton knits by 1965 but you'll know them when you fa JS manufacturer. (Borkiail-'Jlioung* Rod Taylor see the labels. Solids, stripes, The Greatest Lovely color>rs ant d handsome Calberlni Kpaak - Karl Maiden paisleys, fancies in button down LUNCHEON Merit Obcrim ALFA ROMEO styles. Short slaeves. All colors. styles. Sizes 6-20. Sli. irr. D.M/ 11:90 to 3:00 I'M. Show on Red Convertible. Standard DINNER Earth" Transmission. DallT 3:30 l» 11:00 P.M. "HOTEL" AND rrlit«r aiid Saturday 'Til 12:30 Suudar 4 P.M. 'Til 10 f.M. STARTS FRIDAY NICHOLAS Matinee 2:00 P.M. Corner JEFFERSON Evenings 7:00 & 9:30 "FIRST TO FIGHT" MOTORS 1126 DICKINSON ST. AVE., ELIZABETH FREE BRASS BUCKET 50© SMITH ST. James Coburn 1 Block Bilow Broad Street - 1 Block From Elizabeth Avenue Charcoal Steakhouse BOX orncE OPENS AT « JO PERTH AMBOY U. S. S & MAIN STREET VA 6-6570 W* r*>f«rv« th* right to limit quantity. CCP — UNI-CARD PARKING WOODBRIDGE r In Our Lot Next to Our Store "In Like Flint" OUtlBBRIDSE 10 ROUTf • JVNCTION 33 j OPEN MONDAY AND THURSDAY TIL 9 P.M. l__ —._ 1 A Ki-M-ivations: ME 4 II148 I TOIL RlfUWDCD ON OATtP RtCUPT Leadrr-Piess Thursday, March 30, 1007 PAGE ELEVEN

f< SlimiHy April 2 as f llows; rrt Kraft, David Ross, Michael sina; Wehelos Henry Baumgat- 'Print Announces " ' ' " O'Conner; bear badges to Neil en David Lordi. School 22 Holds ,.. , , (1:30, 7:15, 8, 8:45, 9:45 10:30, Blue-Gold Fete Aurigcmma, Thomas Maloney, To Scouting John Deurs- Masses for Week am, ,,.I5 A M am, 12 lloon in Gary Felik, Robert Heilbrown, cheidt; denner bars Howard 2 Easter Plavs I ISKI.IN - Very Kev. Monsis ihc uppi'r or main churrh; nlso, Held by Pack 49 Francis Charles Vill, Daiu«? r James Patterson, Philip Mcs (norrrliil Johns M(.hllrl Wilsish , pn.slor of St. n;i5 in, i0:4. ), and 11:3(1 AM Dunn, Henry Baumgartrn: as- COTONIA TwnKmir.ri>hvK f '"ikAoll M' . . / '' I* • • K 'd« •-.» announce«l b« A& J- m a tar* n rf dI «- I afu\'d |2 noon in Ihr lower ISKI.IN — Cub Scout Pack MasSM fw th nm r sistant donner, Richard Basio highlightehlSISrtd r«JnmentasscmbbprT .ion hlv nrnn „„. „,,.„,, ,,,° ,„„,,„,„""^. <* 'hl.rch^. I.ourdes ami Fali.lia 40. sponsored by Knights of Co- Lion badges to Mark Amodio, , , , Ili...c. week uwill include : |()mnr a|| (> SRcrnmpn| ((f |!;||1 Henry Baumgarten; Webelos to ga. Paul Granhalm. Daniel 1 liinibus Council 3fi:t!) of SI. Ce grams presented at School 22. ,.,)w s an(| a A M • an Salur |j will hi administered at I Moore sm cclia's Church, held its annual Daniel Lordi, Henry Baumgar- "The Magic Ege" an. Knst<;r(|ny; 9 A M Tlu.' noV(.na „ , in Ihc church. ten; gold arrows to Robert Bar- 1 Mrs. Etiiel Gallhwaile. den play was civenhy Mrs. M.i ees ,_. . • nine and Hold dinner recently R ()l|r |(]y ()f KaUma wj|| |ak(1 Masses, services iind aelivi ten, Howard Francis, Daniel mother, was presented with a ttlird grade class. In the cast place after Ihc nine o'clock al the Cranwood Inn. Guests in lies for (he week include: Mon Moore, Robert Kraft, Richard two year pin and appreciation were: Father Runny, n<>hert Mass on .Saturday. eluded Pat C'oviello, grand Harms: Mother Bunny. Cindv day, 7 P.M., High School of Smith, Gary Felik, David Ross, certificate; Mrs. Alice Francis Confessions will knight Joseph Vacillo, North Civitano: Pollv Bimnv. (>ail „ , , . _ , Religious Classes: Tuesday, James Patterson, Michael O'- a one year pin and certificate. _ . ., ,,, . n i' n Saturday from .T:,1CI to .> cast District chairman, and Art ; Bunny, Gail Weiss. Peter Htm .,._ .„_• „„., , „ , '"'7:30 P.M. Mass for Peace; and Conner, Cory Lee: silver ar- Entertainment was prnv drd the afternoon and from 7 In 9 Wednesday. 7:.'10 P.M., eonlin Johnson, institutional repre rows to Howard Francis, Mich- by The Wycoffs in the V f ny. Allen Rechtsteiner: Paul ! lhp »' N Iscntalivp. ael Raber, Michael Malinak, Bunny, Glen Mar rone; Mr " '" ,11011s novena to St. Judc, patron magic. A pinewood dor (' '"•jof hopeless cases and Ihc no Joseph Dunn, cuhmasler, pre- Robert Barton, Ernest Tomaio, will be held, April 17 < Feathers, Frank Pinhn: Mrs Daniel Moore, John Zawislak, Feathers, Carol Becker, He school children of the par-|Vcna to Our l.ady of the Mirsente- d awards as follows: Bob- Pack meeting.. cat lo Kevin Shields, Michael Robert Kraft, David Ross, Ste- fl O'Conner, Richard Cnllen, John ven Calabro, Michael O'Conner, Few men have the strength of of children in the play: Joseph . t'the Most Clifford, Carl Neitmeyer; wolf Gary Felik. Henry Baumgarten, character to rejoice in a friend'i 9:30 A.M. 'wj|] f,e commemorated after Barnne. Larry Wells, Karen badges to William Tucha, Rob James Patterson, Philip Mes-success without a touch of envy. Bednarski, Ellen Lid.sky. Carol Masses have been scheduled ward. Weiss. Aliene Bills. Kathleen| Miller, Vincent Bolta, Leslie Ka i ten and Barry Warner, Charles' Apgar was the announcer. Otn , FURNITURE crs who look part were: Merry! Pfnff, Patricia Edmonds, Linda Vatican*). Jill Warshany. Alan Sears Alda, Frank Bermuder. Randy j APPLIANCE Bron, Timothy Roth and Donald Schaber. [ The sixEaster Bunny saves the day. tion on Madison & Fayette Streets, Perth Amboy. Money The casf included: Announc Rags is a tic-tac-toe type of game. A person who has three er. Randall McGinnis; Miss Am of the same dollar amounts lined up in any row (down, brose, receptionist, Jacqueline across or diagonal), wins that amount of money. Prizes Bosset; Mrs, Murphy, ambitious range from one dollar to $1000. Tickets can be obtained at mother, Debra Rubin; Mrs, partcipating Chevron Service Statons. 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Elaborate equipment in foreground en- Day for the 6th District at the Silvertone Black/White TV Chest, Italian Provincial J29.88 ables the hospital to provide all incoming patients with Mountainside Inn, Route #22, Chest—4 Drawer .59.88 • 36 Models $ -*T9 22-test screening without additional cost or sampling. on April 4, from 9:30 A.M. to Left Hutch 3:00 P.M. 66 to '150 Full or Twin Size Beds -from 1^.88 Mrs. Herman Christensen, 6th Mirrors, odd lot _from 6.88 District American Home Chair- 19.88 jMIss Hierhager man announced her Judges for Coldspot Refrigerator Night Stand the contest: Triple Dresser -869 825 Dressmaking: Mrs. Edmond 116 Cu. Ft. $ Dining Room Tables Contest Winner Swivel Rocker, Upholstered. 69.88 Diaz and Mrs. John Cooke from ) Bottom Freezer WOODBR1DGE - Miss Pat-the Home Extension Service I99 Kitchen Table ricia Hierhager, a sophomore at and Mrs. William Loud from Kitchen Chairs- .each 8.88 Woodbridge Senior High School, Hahne and Company, Westfield. Kitchen Chairs, Swivel, VinyL .each 16.88 won first prize In an essay con- Knitting, Needlepoint, Crewel Recliner ' 848 test on brotherhood sponsored and American Home Scrap- Coldspot Refrig.-Freezer Double Dresser — 59.88 by Mie Woodbridge Township books: Mrs. B. Ida S. Cohen • Double Door, Supermart *51O .8159 Memorial Ladies' Auxiliary 715 from The Wool Shop, Perth Am- Sofa, Colonial Style i of the Jewish War Veterans. boy, and Mrs. Henry Weber Coldspot Refrigerator Lamp, Cocktail and Step Tableg-_irom. _4.88 and Mrs. Ronald Rivers, both As a result of winning top • 12 Cu. Ft., Top Freezer, Box Springs contest honors Miss Hierhager school teachers. There will be Frostiest '175 88 was awarded a week's scholar- forty clubs in the 6th District • Twin or Full Size, Foam or ship to Brotherhood Youth Insti- participating. Coldspot Refrigerator Innerspring From 19 tute in South Jersey. Mrs. Chester Baginski,, 6th • Coppertone, Frortless, Bottom Selected as runner-up in theDistrict Art Chairman requests Mattresses that all paintings, photographs, Freezer, Adjustable Shelves '430 88 contest was Thomas Higley, a • Twin or Full Size scrapbooks and crafts be THOMAS PARENTE junior at Woodbridge Senior Coldspot Refrigerator • Foam or Innerspring—From 15 High School. 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Of Local Shooters Culcrol. high school, announ June 3, State Championship!, Tim Wood bridge Police team The good shnolinn of Art linn rod the following schedule for Away, 9:00 A.M.; June 10, filled anolihcr victory to its (io, who is steadily hilling the jlho lii^h school baseball vars Meet of Champions, Away, skein when it shot out tne hopes mark in Hie 2!H)'s, will help ilv and freshman teams. In ad 12:00. of Iho Piscataway Police I)c(>t., koop Woodbridge as one of tin- ilition, lh« track schedule for 1184-1152. [the coming season was relcas top contenders in any pistol ed. match they enter. Art, who K of C Remains came out for the police team The varsity will open away only two years ago, is improv- from home, playing Roselle Park on April 4th, while the ing with every matvh. With n frosh will be at home the same In 2nd Place little more experience Art will day opposing Roselle Park's CARTERET — The K of C he a real threat to the holier freshman team. team stayed in second place shooters on the squad; maylie The schedules follow: tie with the Troopers, by a win even bump Ludwig out of the Varsity & J. V. Baseball over the A & O team, 63 to 42. No. 1 spot. Staff: Varsity, Richard Mig- Dennis Medvetz scored 25 The Piscataway Police shot ecz; J. V. Stephen Nelson. points, getting 19 In the first well but could not come up to April 4, Roselle Park, Away; half, while Pat Hart and Frank the mark set by the powerful April 6, Edison, Away; April Versegi each had 12 points. Woodbridge squad. Leading off 7, Roselle, Home; April 11, Kof C the Piscalaway Shooters was South Brunswick, Home; April Bialowarciuk 0 12 Fred Cary who fired a 204. 12, J.F. Kennedy, Home; April Medvetz 10 5 25 Team captain Jim Oakie fol- 13, Highland Park, Away; April HamorskI 2 2 6 lowed right behind with a 290, 18, Metuchen, Home; April 20, Smith 2 2 9 while Chris Kramer came up Clifford Scott, Away; April 21, Schreck 2 1 5 with a 285. Bringing up t:he Woodbridge, Away; April 25, Skippy 1 O 2 fourth place was John Grimm Rumson Fair-Haven, Away; Kindzierski 0 0 0 with a 282. April 27, Roselle Park, Home; Semenza 3 1 7 April 28, Per.th Amboy, Home. Next week Woodbridge's tar U'S IIKSS — Captured the Woodbridge Township Recreation Babe Ruth championship by going undefeated in 15 games. May 2, Roselle, Away; May 26 11 63 get on the Rahway Prison J.F. Kennedy, Away; May range will be the neighboring The 19G7 champions captured the Western division crown, then defeated the East Division winners, the Royal Crowns. In the A 4 O ARTFIUR DANDO playoffs against The Fulton Inn Aces, North Division champs, the Hess Oilers beat the Aces in two straight contests. Front 4, South Brunswick, Away; May Hart 6 0 13 Perth Amboy Police, who are 5, Woodbridge, Home; May 9, now In fourth place. Row, left to right: Jim Cerlone; George Dyzak; Lou Distaisi (Sponsor) John Trella; Richard Van Liew. Back Row Left to Porter 1 0 2 high - shooting Wood- right: K. Martino (Coach) Harold Kaelber (Coach) Kenneth Hytand; Mike Kaelber Highland Park, Home; May 11, f>riill be Carol Wasserman and; veteran senior, will be on third base when he is not pitching, ]V Conference and tying Unionl last year while hitting 290 with ane Rippen. The two team cap Moorman, who saw some action last year, is a fast man. for the overall crown. ithe JV's. Also a candidate for ains and Irene Melczer will There will be plenty of competition for the short stop post, ..,.,. , , . 'the third base job is Steve Bas play the singles for the team. with Bill Egan, a senior, leading the list. Other candidates for Pitching and catching seem , „ Basi, can form „ well There ar« a number of girls the short stop position are Kevin Knight, John Spoganitz and t third base as he did on the STATE TROOPERS IN SECOND PLACE — The State Troopers, after leading the race in the to be the strongest departments competing for spots for both the Senior Recreation Basketball League all season, dropped to second place last week by losing Steve Ferenchiak. this year. asketball court this winter, ingle and two doubles spots. A Two boys are out for the second base position. They are Trav- Mike Volker is (he top pitcher then Saporowski would , most a close game. The tram still poses a threat for the championship. Standing, left to right: on the team. He had a 9-3 mark ophomore, Barbara Freund is Dick Alexander, Pete Bordino, Tom Kavula, Boh Kowalski. Kneeling, left to right: Bob Kent, is Jackson, a veteran senior, and John Kindzierski, a transfer ikely be switched to the out me of the girls competing for student from St. Joseph's school of Metuchen. Jackson, a fast last season with ERA of 1.09 field. Gerry Hughes, Lou Arce, and Pete Bernarducci. and made the All-State's second one of the positions. She was un- runner, has the edge. team. One of the best hitters for Dennis Reilly is the Mustangs' defeated last year. As we mentioned abovet Miglecz will spend a lot of time cor- JKK, Volker wound up with a number one shortstop, just as 1967 Tennis Schedule recting the weaknesses In the infield. In 15 games played last solid .295 average last year and he was last year. A slick field- April 10—Madison, away. Elizabeth Police Team Compiles season, Miglecz has estimated that the infield made no less than lie can also hit with power. er, Dennis plays an important April 14 — Metuchen (Boys- 30 errors between short and second base and he hopes to plug When he is not on the mound, part in holding down the infield lirls) away. up this gap as best as he can. Several games would have been defense. He and Tom Debrow Volker can play either first April 18 — Highland Park, Record Slate of 150 Pistol Wins won instead of lost, Miglecz points out. base or the outfield. ski give the team a good double home. In the pitching department, besides Moorman, Is the only Finishing strong last season, play combination. April 19—Perth Amboy, away. WOODBRIDGE—They're not lefty, Bob Spolizino, who had a 1-5 record last season and senior Charlie Coleman is In the outfield, Coach Bisler April 21—Jefferson, home. calling themselves "the great- W.H.S. Golfers Open played the outfield when he wasn't pitching, Miglecz looks for- Coach Bisler's number two pit- sees all new faces. Among the April 24—J.F.K. (Boys Girls) est" but the record of the Eliz- Coif Course To ward to a better job from Spolizino this season. Miglecz indicat- cher. A 5'U", 170-pound righty, players with the best chance of away. Season Here April .3 ed that he will also use Glen Turner, and sophomore Phil Chiera, abeth Police pistol team pretty on the mound from time to time as the occasion arises. Chiera Coleman was 3 3 and recorded gaining an outfield berth are April 25 — St. Mary's P. A. By TOM HOUSER a 1.40 ERA last year. Vinnie Fairchild, Doug Brad (Boys-Girls) home. much says it for them. Open On April 1 plays in the outfield when he is not pitching. They are both right- bury, Tony Gizzo, and Pau April 28—Edison, home. Elizabeth's winning streak WOODBRIDGE - The Wood- handers. Another top member of the pitching staff returning Rounding out the pitching iridge High School golf team staff is Bob Peterson, an up- Kushner. Two sophomores may May 2 — Cranford (Girls) reached 150 Thursday with a from last year will be Joe Terebetski. The latter, due to his hit- EDISON — The Middlesex iegan practice on March 1. ting. Joe's cousin, Bob Terebetski, will be playing in the outfield. and-coming junior. Although he crash the lineup. They are Bob away. routine 1,192 to 1,149 victory ounty Golf Course at Raritan saw only spot duty last season Hegyes and Tom Campana May 2—St. Mary's S.A., home. over State Prison Officers in a The team coached by Al Mer- Three "good looking" prospects are Robert Gasior, Mike .rscnal in Edison will opW for yl hopes to improve on last Peterson still managed to fin- Both are catchers, too, May 3 — East Brunswick, Tricounty Police League match ;s fourth season on April 1, Coughlin and Al Rose. ish with a 4-0 record. Playing more games than any away. at State Prison's indoor range ear's record of nine wins and ccording to an announcement ight losses. There are four other pitchers other team in the county (Ken- May 5—Perth Amboy, home. in Woodbridge. iy Freeholder Thomas H. Lee, who will be put in the bullpen nedy has a 24-game schedule) May 8—Edison, away. Round numbers have a speci- hairman of the County parks The team has six returning Association Basketball Men or else work some games for the Mustangs face strong com May 9—J.F.K. (Girls-Boys), al appeal, so Coach Eddie Gray lepartment. ettermen which should help the junior varsity team. Gary petition at the very beginning home. and his Elizabeth shooters took mprove the season. They are, The 9-hole course proved to ack O'Malley, Ron Panko, Pat Koehllhofer, Frank Carniglia of the season. With most of thi May 10 — Plainfield (Girls- time out to celebrate this one a )e so popular with county rest Cites Prisco Breakfast Sun. Al Modleszewski, and Joe Do- games against tough Group IV Boys), home. little more than the rest. And Fink, Ken Clancy and John Bon- By TOM HOUSER lents during last season that nel. There is one opening on ISELIN — The 11th annual toli are all promising juniors Conference teams, it could h May 12 — Metuchen (Girls- so that one shooter shouldn't it remained open until the win who turned in winning seasons rough sledding during the firs Boys), home. take any more credit than the the varsity team which will be WOODBRIDGE - The New Mass and Communion Break- ter's first large snowfall. From filled by one of the thirty boys Jersey Interscholastic Coaches for the JV team of last year, few weeks of the campaign. Bu May 15—Westfield, home. others for this victory, all four pril through December, of asb of the New Jersey Catholic The catching department Is as the new players round inti May 17—Carteret, home. of them shot 298 scores. who went out for the team on Association presented a plaque icial figures showed that over March 1. Coach Meravi thinks to Nick Prisco, athletic director asketball Men will be held on held down by two experienced form and as things start falling May 19—St. Joseph's, away. Elizabeth is averaging 1190 !4,000 rounds of golf were play veterans. Ron Slicner and Bob into place, the JFK baseball May 22 — St. Mary's P.A. three or four of the thirty re- at Woodbridge Senior high iunday morning, April 2, at St, this winter and has topped that ed on the course by 3,408 golf cruits will be ready for the var- school for his outstanding con- Piereth are both excellent de- team should have a most sue (Girls-Boys), away. figure in 11 of its 20 matches ers. Cecelia's R.C. Church in Iselin. fensive receivers. The job will cessful and rewarding season. May 24—Carteret, away. sity squad before opening day. tributions to the coaching pro- The group will attend the 8:45 Mirabella is top gun with i Freeholder Lee stated thai This year the team, will par- fession. a.m. Mass in St. Cecelia's 299.1 average (300 is perfect) the golf course hours this year ticipate in 22 matches, includ- The presentation was made at for the current season, with will be from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 ing the conference and state the association's 16th Annual Church, and the breakfast will Gray standing at 297.3; White p.m. Mondays through Fridays, tournaments. Clinic held at Rutgers Univer follow immediately afterwards 296.8 and Grimm, 296.6. and from 7:00 a. m.to6:30 p. m. The Barron golfer's picked sity. in the school cafeteria. Also shooting regularly are on Saturdays, Sundays and up two new teams for this sea- holidays. Prisco was one of the ten in- Thomas Deverin, Mayor of HERE WE GO! * £ Tom Brennan and Joe Bara- son. They are, St. Joseph's and active coaches to receive an nowski. During the weeks it was clos- South Plainfield. award. The association also cit- arberet will be the guest LINDEN ed, the golf course has been The 1967 schedule is as fol- ed 14 active coaches at the din- speaker at the breakfast. brought up to tip top playing lows: ner. There were about 1,000 The affair, which annually condition under the direction Place VALUES I Date Team coaches attending the two-day brings together coaches, offic- Carteret Rec. of Parks Superintendent Rob- April conference that covered 11 ert H. Beecher and his staff, 3 Piscataway Home sports. ials, players and fans, also LUMBER The club house was also reno- erves to stimulate the atten- Union Home BIGGER-BETTER 6 The coaches association also Basketball ated and improved. There will 19 Edison Home dance of Father-Son, jind Coach- passed a resolution urging the 'layer combinations. than... Final week of scheduled be a pro shop with golf acces- 12 Madison Away BUILD-O-MAT sories available, both electri New Jersey State Interscholas Kenneth Milsop of Chatham basketball. 13 Cranford Home tic Association to take action and manual golf carts for rent 17 Kennedy Home Township will agaia serve as HOME SUPPLY CENTERS 7-th Grade Midget B League and an adjoining snack bar, against individuals instead o the toastmaster, and other hon- 19 East Brunswick Home punishing schools, and their Nathan Hale 18, St. Joseph Rigs will be provided at sam 24 Away ored guests will include Msgr. EVER!! 1 1 Cranford teams. Both Roselle Park and 17; First loss for St. Joseph traps on the course. 26 South Plainfield Home Midland High schools received John Wilus, Pastor ol St. Ce- No. 1 team. League ends in tie. The new Middlesex Count; 28 St. Joseph Away celia's R.C.' Church, as well as Playoff on AprH 91h. Lincoln suspensions this past season be- College conducts class instruct May cause their basketball team several New Jersey college 17, Purdue 16; St. Joseph's 17, Away ion on the course under the d 1 Conference Meet walked off the court before oaches. Rev. John J. Mannion, Michigan State 14. rection of Richard Flynn dur 2 Edison Away the group's Chaplain will serve PANELING! Sixth Grade All Star Game Metuchen Home completing a game. Both oi the Mass. Ticket information ing the school year, but wil 5 these teams ineligible to St. Joseph 26, All Stars 18. 8 State Meet Away are can be received by contacting factory Prt-finhhed Luan V-ioint not conflict with public play compete in any New Jersey Fifth Grade All Star Game Freeholder Lee added. 10 East Brunswick Away Frank Capraro. Nortiiside All Stars 37, South Piscataway Away State Interscholastic Athletic There is also Middlesex 11 Association meets and tourna TAKARA 4'xT SHEET side All Stars 35. County Industrial League play, 15 State finals Away Metuchen ments in all sports. West Point'! Fourth Grade Final Games Monday through Friday, with 17 Awaj football coach Tom Cahill was VISIT OUR Louisville 6, Western Texas 4, 4:00 p.m., as tee-off time. 19 New Brunswick Away JHOWROOMI Kennedy the speaker at Saturday's foot WALNUT tied for league lead. Playoff Robert Gash of Cranbury has 22 Away ball clinic. ligulorly $5.95 Valut Smoothly Sanded For game for championship - Loui, been reappointed manager of 26 St. Joseph's Home EXCLUSIVELY Madison ville 7, Western Texas 2. the county course. 29 Home Baseball Quiz Answers DESIGNED Here are the correct answer TROPHIES to the baseball quiz: AND For Full No. 1—True; No. 2—True PLAQUES Skiing (it it'» wn h Facts and No. 3—False; No. 4-i-False; No Open DillT • A.M.-* P.M. 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O>» 22,IKK) Olbtr Al Ihe ne«»t Luetlleiu . . s billlcllni . . HiuderuUlug LINDEN Uciui avull- UNION •tllo You could.too! 1402 E. St. George* , , l.tuttllga . . Rt. 22 UlltUl . . Ct«ai»lu0 , , I-HKK Vie Cw N. Y. Thruway to Exit 2i at Albany, Carriers , . Ave. Ntar The Mart rtUE "How Hte. 7 to Benningtou, then Utu. 11 to ro" H e I p By WA 5-1400 687-8895 li|irt» Wilmington. Marilyn Vogri Kloti, Proprietor Slain bUo« A^AAAAi Prlcu i".O,B, gum , . Etfwttva U) April I Leadcr-Pres* PAGE FOURTEEN Thursday, March 30,11)67 Troop 42 Hosts Drum* Buffh (lorpg Sppking Applicants — Our Lady of ONLY 1Of PER WORD sat Parish Is now in the BUSINESS DIRECTORY eoi.ONIA — Troop 42 hold its process of organizing a junior srvcntli annual father ami son, drum and bugle corps which A REDI- REFERENCE GUIDF TO RELIABLE LOCAL BUSINESS FIRMS SWAP - HIRE - BUY - SELL - RENT dinner at Ihe Crnnworel liestau ' will l>e known as "The Saints". rani. (Jarwood. under Ihe avis ! The corps will be open to pices uf Coniniitteenijin Jerome! all boys and girls from nine Hnsenheri!. , to 21 years of age and will The opcnins ceremonies be- be limited lo parish members. Automotive Music Instructions Decorating Service Man with Troop lluRler C.ary Plans announced Viy Raymond J CLASSIFIED ADS l.apidns soundinu assembly and Ohmieleski. president of Ihe • LOWREY r.ill lo the colors. The honor Board of Directors, include FREE OTIP Time: l«< I'rr Wind (Minimum ('hargr $1.5(1). 2 -for carriers tc deliver Private or group in your home MATH. CALL 2831349 AFTER: introduced Jack Woods, insti- with their help this junior DECORATORS t liiif papers in Carteret. 0/ at our studio. Group $1.50 8 P. M. TF[tu1ionaJpl representative; Harold drum and bugle corps known as The Saints can become an Instruction HOME • APARTMENT Cill 82(5-2855. pel- person. KU 1-3367 and 755-!--•-"—• IMeltz, Neighborhood Commis Your Car AND OFFICE TUNED AND RE; ioner, and Sergeant Kenneth important function in the life 2/9TF 61)68. *•—,, LlVn™ s Room Layout - R E ASO N A B LEvan Pelt, the guest speaker, of Our Lady of Peace Parish." Co To Yoifr Tuning __ 3/94,6 PAIRED. Furniture Arrangement! CALL AL CARPEN-who discussed juvenile delin Time and place for regis MEN PART TIME ' • RATES. Color Coordination • quency. tralion will be announced FavoriU-Hnvko tt 10 to Mart. Minimum 3 eve-' KennrlKennelh Holmes, teaeheteacher of TER; 969-1349. JARDOT Budget Planning ,,m:s and Saturday. No experi- Voice. Operatic, Musical. Com- Mt-s/.w Rosenberg presented Tender- shortly. Stiilion For 1\\f Call or Write For foot awards to Michael Dziad PIANO COMPANY Further Information «-nc<- necessary. College stu «W. Popular. KI 1-7438, Car- | Handiman. All types of work, H«>st Service ; , cinc er yk, Frank Schaffner and Gary CUSTOM TAILORED SLIP- drnts exreptod. Call for appoint terct. ,. ,0.4/5 Steps, ' block, plastering, Make Your Cnr Sale 448 Railway Avenue nienl. 442 1610. 3/23 30 Hughes. Scout Kenneth Dunbar Wnorlhrlrlite COVERS, DRAPERIES, window and door installation. was presented his second class Parochia_ l PTA Fur The Road & REUPHOISTERT ATTENTION award by committee chairman I n ME 4-5446 FEMALE HELP WANTED ways. Hard wood floors and all u Kenneth Jennings. * tTnuis: I? to "> Cloned MnnrJxTI SHOP AT HOME SERVICE :inds of aluminum siding. Call VACATION Cello Instructions. Steve Chu- First class awards were pre- FORDS — Mrs. Frank Biank SENTRY 541-6445 after 4 p.m. of the P. Whv not earn $$$ The Avon.bak instructor 93 Main St. sented to Scouts Matthew Ban-] t A Ir I vq ** flt*rl r\**n Tnn A A/ I lW * ' 3/2-3/30 of Way by taking orders for AVON 634-8202. ka and Thomas Hughes by FU 1-5797 1 School at thi AUTO PARTS & SUPPLY Photography COSMETIC'S in your free time. 4/6-27 Home typing service. Special Scoutmaster Jack Spies. The held in the school cafeteria. Monroe & Essex Sts. For home interview call HI 2- zes in Engineering Specs. Will evening's highest awards went :M6L\ 4/6-27 SERVICES pick up and deliver. 541-4825 af to Scouts Garry Lapidus. Stev- Other officers are: Mrs. Jo KAHWAY seph Lydon, Joseph DiLeo and KU 1-A700 ter 7 P.M. 3/30 en Macfie, Michael Petrillo, and MALE OR FEMALE IF VOUR DRINKING HAS b«- Carl Yeager. Mr. Meltz. pre- Mrs. Andrew Mullally. vice HELP WANTED come a problem, Alcoholics An- LUCY'S ALTERATIONS sented to each of these boys his presidents; Mrs. Hugh Gallagh FREE onymous can help you. Call BI Women, men and miscellan Star Scout award. er, recording secretary; R. E, Waterproofing | Telephone solicitation work 21515 Or write P.O. Box 253, ecus. Specialize in fur and Savner, corresponding secre from your own home at your Woodbridge. Scout Allen Rosenberg, senior tary and Mrs. James DeJoy Aluminum Products 1/5-3/30 suede coat hems. Colonia. 381- assistant scoutmaster, present- Film&SsH Stamps own convenience. Can easily 0913. treasurer. with our expert develop- earn $1 to $1.50 an hour. 687- REPAIRED, RE- ed Scout David Meltz with his Mrs. Adolph Bigos, president BASEMENT PIANOS 3/9-4/6 award of Junior Assistant Scout- ing and printing service. 0370. Ask for Mr. Fried. FINISHED, BOUGHT && SOLD stated reservations for the bus ALUMINUM master; Scout Clifford Spies, j Complflj line ei pnolo l/26TFjFREE ESTIMATES 388-5851. POODLE GROOMING: toy trip being sponsored by the P Windows . Doors . Siding Water Proofing his senior patrol leader bars; T.A. to the Latin Casino to see TF and minature. Pick up and de- and Scout Kenneth Jennings •Rtiidentlil Indnilrlil Commtrcilr- FOR RENT liver, stud service. 381-5636. Robert Goulet on June 1, are WINDOW SHADES with his assistant senior patrol being accepted by the rcserva LIFETIME GUARANTEE Readings by SARAH. Reader 3/9-4/6 leader bars. Scoutmaster Jack Stock & Custom GALLARD'S 3 large rooms. Steam heat an(j advisor on love - business - tions chairman, Mrs. Frank Ka — Free Estimates — . INCOME TAX Spies presented Patrol Leader minski. and hot water supplied. 1189,health. 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Call Bars to the following Scouts: Awnings, Canvas or Alum. PHOTO & STUDIO Karilan Rd. Clark next to Tito's[442 9891. 308 Smith Street, Perth Matthew Banka, Garry Lapid- Installation of the new offi- Alum. Gutters and Leaders PREPARED IN YOUR HOME cers will take place at the next 547 Amboy Avenue EIMER Restaurant. 'Amboy. us, Brian Macfie, Jay Weltz and Reglazing or Rescrecning :3/23 30, 3/16-30 AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. general meeting on May 16, at WOODBRIDGE LABORTORIES, Inc. M. RICHMAN - FU 8-7136. Jens Yeager. He also presented 8:00 P.M. in the cafeteria. ME 4-3651 821 Milton Blvd. 'Rahway 1/26-4/1S Assistant Patrol Leader Bars KELLY MOVERS INC. to Kenneth Dunbar, Russell ATOVASJSONS FU 8-8825 - WA 8-2351 AGENTS FOR NORTH AMERICAN "INCOME TAX RETURNS Henry, Thomas Hughes, Steven; INC. VAN LINE! Levinsky and Walter Spendley. Talk for BPW The (lENTLKnifn of lh« movini 1515 MAIN STREET QOQ A7Rfi milixliv. IJKJI mil long dlitance TAX RETURNS Prepared by Next he awarded Senior Patrol RAHWAY, N.J. OO0-'»l0D Plumbing & Heating mining, parking and ttoraft. Rtt- expert accountant in your home badges to Scouts Kenneth Jen- Watch Repairs | tunabU rale*. or my office. REASONABLE. nings, Steven Macfie, Michael On Investments 5496781. 2/21-4/27 Petrillo, Clifford Spies and Carl Electrician 382-1380 CARTERET - John Valo. WATCH REPAIRS INCOME TAX PREPARED Yeager. The Scoutmaster then registered representative of BY ACCOUNTANT IN MY OF- awarded Scout Garry Lapidusinornblower-W eeks-Hemphill, We Are Experts! ED FREY with Full GuanmU'i.' tilth Cbarlej F»rr) FICE AT 445 AVENEL ST., AV the Bugler Badge; Scout Carl, Noves ot New York, will appear All Work Fully Guaranteed! Electric KNTKTt Kcpair: ion HUMIIIWMKS ENEL. CALL JIM MC NICHOL Yeager, Librarian Badge; and before ,.he members of the Car- • RESIDENTIAL & Sewer 1964 AT 381-4737. Scouts Andrew Kondracki and teret Business and Professional COMMERCIAL SERVICE mi .ill Jewelr\ CASH 41MO. 60 MO. Service PYMT. 3/30-4/13 Steven Macfie, the Scribe Women-S Club at its meeting to- YOU GET PYMI. Bad • INDUSTRIAL ELEC- «67 Barrel! Ave. * 600 tOJ 8e- night at the Carteret Library. lb TRICAL WIRING IVonribrtdge, N. J. FU 8-1667 $1000 26 79~ ~22,6O The Assistant Scoutmaster, Mr. Valo will talk on stocks and ME 1-1738 J1500 40 19~ 33.90' William Chemok presented the, investments with a question and • SERVICE CHANGE- 12OOO 45.20 CHEVROLET Fashion Show OVERS GOLDBLATTS following Merit Badges; Scout answer period following. He $2500 56.50 4 Door, 6 Cylinder, Radio & Matthew Banka, personal fit- attended local schools and re- Lie. #2541 $3000 67.80 Heater. ness,, Campingpg,, Firemanship, ceived his B. A. and M. A. de- DON JO electric co. $4000 90.39 For Jaycee-ettes Cooking and Pets; Scout Ken- Plumbing & Heating $5000 112.99 A REAL BEAUTY grees from Seton Hall Univer- FREE ESTIMATE 634-4172 CARTERET - The Carteret neth Jennings, Camping; Scout sity. He tau°ht school at Madi | 3 HR. CONFIDENTIAL SERVIlfc Jaycee-ettes held their regular Garry Lapidus, Personal Fit- son Township for a short period Lie. Under Chap. 111. PI, lira monthly meeting at which re- ness; Scout Brian Macfie, Citi- and was then offered his pre- $1095 ports were given on the follow- zenship in the Home, Pets, Dog Coal & Fuel Oil The Smallest lob done sent position with said Com well makes friends lor us! CALL NOW! Day oi Night ing projects: A teen age sewing care, ReadinRdi g and SafetySft ; pany. contest- and fashion show will Scout Steven Macfie, Public Mrs. Elsie Bartok, president, Builds confidence when be held on April 9 at St. Jo- 254-8200 at METRO Speaking, Safety, Dog Care, Ci- and Mrs. Irene Rogowski, sec- you have a big job, seph's School Hall, High St. tizenship in the Home and pets; ond vice-president, will make ZENITH LOAN CO. MOTORS Mrs. Barbara Krysko reported Scout Michael Petrillo, Pets, WALLPAPER 561 Amboy Aviv, Woodbridge reports on t h e recent State 43 West Prospect Street that applications have been sent Firemanship, Dog Care and Board meeting held by the State East Brunswick, N.J. ME 4-2431 to the High School. Mrs. Mary Personal Finance Scout Walter ~ a - ^ Donahue and her committee You can depend on us foi REMOVED will assist the Jaycees with their annual Cocktail Party to nil Yeur Coal Bin With service and eflicency. ness Hostesses are Mrs. Joanne SPECIAL be held on April 14 at Union Jay lihllh Pnmium Anthracit* Hall, Roosevelt Ave. Mrs. and Cooking; Scout Carl Yeag- Jackie Leatherman stated that vers. The meeting will com- Interior PilnHng WAREHOUSEMEN er, Reading; Slent condition! 685 ST. GEORGE AVE. HOT TAR Prodigal Son (just back) — '44 WILDCAT WOODBRIDGE Fathei, aren't you going to kill 4-Oeor M895 Telephone MErcury 4-1889 the fatted calf? Blue finish; fully eiiuipiwU invlmi Repairs of Repairs or Complete MEN-ANY AGE Ing FACTORY AIHCONDITION- Father (looking the fathead ING; exceptionally iharp car! ROOFING All Types Jobs over) — No, I'll let you live, but t WOODBRIDGE AMON MOTOR CAR CO. CALL 548-0964 I'm going to give you some BUICK SAI.F.S fc SKHV1CF, GUTTERS AND LEADERS OT. GKOHGKS * LAKE AVKS. LIQUOR STORE, INC. work that'll take the fat off KAHWAY KU 89400 Air Conditioning FREE ESTIMATES ' you. lnduilrlal Exhauit Hjtttm WE DE' (VER! Warm Air Heat Motor Gugrdi STEADY WORK NO EXPERIENCE Complete Stock of Domestic FOR FREE ESTIMATES Home and Lawn ZSA ZSA GABOR says - and Imported Wines ME 4-2145 Improvements Start as a Route Rider with liberal guaranteed weekly salary. Year- SAVE MONEY at AAMCO Been and Liquor* i and employment. Paid vacation, sick leave, group insurance. Pen- 573 AMBOV: AVENUE phone 636-0981 ..us,...».AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION WOODBRIDGE, N. J. sion Plan, uniforms. We train you to take over established laundry SPECIALISTS! Tile Specialist FENCING (all types) . . • GUTTERS _LEADERS . ,. and dry cleaning territory. Morey LaRue, one of America's largest COMPUTE INSPECTION SERVICE Slipcovers DEMOLITION WORK (houses, garages, etc.) , . , J Alt MAKES and finest launderers and dry cleaners, has never had a general CEREMIC TILE PATIOS . . . EXTERM1N. 23 OF CARS RAHWAY ATING (general) pest con. layoff in its Route Sales Department since it was founded in 1889. liuludei: Removing, Dismantling WALLS, FLOORS troh . . GENERAL TRE_ Thorounh Inspection. FASHION FABRICS SURGERY AND TREE RE- Phone EL 2-5000. Or apply in person, 9 to 4:30 P.M., at: IULUSIVI WITH UMCt •interior Dccomlori" ESTIMATES MOVAL ., . PAINTING (I* UFETIME 6UARANHE Custom-made Slipcovers C11EERFULLY terior & exterior) . . . PA» fre« paxls ind labor on ali AAMr>> nliulll trinimuiloni ud lorqur GIVEN PER HANGING . . . LAWN converter! at long u you own your own cur and wrvin It annually « & GARDENING SERVICI a modeit eervice charge at any o Repair Service . . . DRIVEWAY CURBING j • _^«f^ ^N__ 30vv0 AAMCnnu O .hup. wait to m»J Th are no ulliei guaanteguaranteee s UK . , . CARPETING (wallto- tw> ONLY AAMCO HAS ft ME 4-2186 wall) . . , SWIMMING MOREY La RUE LAUNDRY COMPANY >y|f.T-flMffl ~ NO MONIT BOWH DKM'HiH S « »Hl-,l'UI ADS POOLS (surface or nuiiUeu), HRIT PAYMENT FEBRUARY II KlAI.Srt « VAItll (.IMI1IS TRAHSMISSIOWJ Mtmbirof Dinars Club UEOKOK TROSK.Y 2400 Lidgcrwood Avenue Call »«i •"• tblUnala Opin Daily 7 6 . Sit. 1-1 • 24 Hr. Hum. $ini» FU 8-3311 405 Fro»i>ect Ave. Km LEE'S N«1M Hinici tog New Brunswick Ave. 1421 M»ln St. Rahway Woodbri4ge, N. J. LINDEN, NEW JERSEY Perth Amboy, N. J. 3M-1T7T J Cliff Rd., Sewarei Leader-Press Tlnivr1 FTPTEEN

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Sinlr nf Ni>\» Jenny, for a judgment fih ifnd triMilrr'ri' lo wh'f IrfW SfAVITT 1 (nui'ly ol MTri'leiiet ihi Rale Al prevailing iFlnniliinl iir llaylulbt IIKII 7M « (horn In axunf Hip unmet of SI ..WITT. I'l i •iltlHn' ACmnryv ulinv ,i « ,hni'y H'v • I'uuf, in HIP iiffrmii'iii fir rnp -. library PIIUI.SKN ntlNAMI full, rlihr.w Is IV Arutli'iiiy !i i, Nc-wiiik. KK'ilNNJM: nl H pn nl mi IIIP fjulerly ilny. nl Hip Shrnfl'i (Hlni In Un- ' ""' SflN, VINITNT 1'OIII.MKN IMHKl ,Ni'« .fl'lMf'v, nil Antwnr In r'jinrl:il«l <,;il»> ol Ccilil Auiulf wh;,r oni- Scu Hi IIIISUII-II. N .1 F.I.KANOH I'OTCZKMIT KISIIftH iind IIKN.IAMIN HSIIKII m<- Ininc'ii-il illlll) In-I IMit.i I'll- inli-nirli'in 'm ,(,',. (,,||,,wjna 1,;,. t or "ji.tn ••! nONAI.I) POTTZEnirr nlnlnlills mid I'l.nflKM I-: K. r.MHI I 1 the Hiild ililr ol <;rnnl Avenue amami i |[im|an,l | .,„,.|lu,| lh(lh(l, ,,,,.,,,,.mismiS,,,ns hh., ir-injirinjlhrl i !>.• VINCKVr I'OjrZK.KlT pi HI* are drlrndiiill*. pinlllllH in till* Ih southi'ily mil- ill Summit AtTlilif; |j,,jj!u|y rirM i ilii-rl, mltiali-, lytiill To Offer IIMMI; lln-iin- lltltlllTHY POTI'XKIIII'r Snpi-rliir Ciiint 11! Nrw Ji-iM-y. ulllim IU tl(,|na ,"„ n,,. fminship ill W'KUM" »!«'• i |r>Vt'F.I> February 20. I!lli7. , Ili'lly-liie ttt) tbys idler A|itil I.I h. !> viulh rlulily nine Ml'" di'n>'f* lh(. (•„„,,(v „[ MiiMlmo anil Slale fil lAllnrnry fnr Plaintiffs: I1R7. piclllilvp '•'< viulh im n«i ili-nrcei Ihirty-lhipr , an() 2 m,,,.), ,-,(.• ,,s ,|,n> M .South Ambny, N .1. 1X11179 mnniipil In llw ( ninpliiinl You iliall hlr •Mi nl Free Films nitnn'cs wi',t hlly ISII'I Icpl In n ,,,|n m;1p i.nlillen "Map nl Knlrllrlil I. P M ymir Anh\ver and I'KKII ol Smi'i- in |i' hrid^e (Miplic-ttr \uth the (.'Ink nf the Sy|irrini iilj Ihonii- Heights. HIIUMU-I! in Wondhrid^e TDIA WOODItRinCF- — A scries of h ri:;lily nuip iflfl) dpRiens, «hi|i, MidfNi'M'x fniirily, Ni'W MIMILKHEX CIH'NTY Hnil'.p Annex. 'Irrnt (Hi. Npu t\M nty si-ven ryit minute* UI-NI imp rtiilrd l'*24" uhrh mflp was filPll in tli"- fmir .'iiliilt film programs will SURROGATE'S COIHT 'Jersey, in accordance uilh Ihp ruin nf hundred M(Kl') lept In .i pnlnl In I he Olllce (if thr- Clerk i>l Mlddl'«ex Connlv In- available to all residents of NOTICE TO CREDITORS Civil I'liKtiic and Prncriluii'. sai(| snip „[ ciiant 'Avenue; thence nn Demnbrr 10, IW. » Map No. KK..I Nnomi ft. Harkmiinn, Kxeruti "'• The arlion h,i« hppn inslilulfrl Inr Ihf '•!> """ti no (Olij dpcrtr, thhlylhrpr In Kile Nn filfi. WoodbridKe Township at theUlrl C^Jirlfllin,M,,n, ,I,_. Knull|wKnudsenn ,'KnudsonlKmln5n,,,,, „,,.„,nerea . p|lrp(ls(pnrpns,p (| lealtv

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111), 10 dn dllliuunteilieiu iliouc agal|)st (1]|, fnMe o( [hf s.|ll| (,rrpn,ed, assigned to plnintlffii Klleen Fisher anil M0IM1 aim known at I/it 71 A In anil «ns HanBP-tlOO.OO 16 Wrt. st. 4 wii". 11l( k today by Edwin P. BecKerman, ur,|Pr nath or affirmation, within sl» nrnjoinln Fisher, her husband anil " '*>-F »» laid down on the said IWO.OO 1« Venetian Hlinds KIM. library director. The dates of -th" fr^th, date or they *,„ * ^^^^^^ m^m ^ ^^ §| ^ firin| ^i^'^r-rl"^ p mlP f ds N(1W 3rr mm !)Hit. - Maprogramy 23 ansd ar .June eApri 6 frol m18 ,8:3 Mayi,g0 ainBi ltuNaom.Mlr t i ERXi.™iri». Hackm.mn. , , J-'S^ >o 7 L ' '"' ' "'*- '" i'"^"« thoU»»nd. one mmdr.-.i u r sex ann Mate nl INPW JPIM-V. Knmvn as T)|(, [ in ac- nliietetn HH,111.00) Dollars morp m until 10 P. M. There will be r)ATED: M^"J « th. i»w. Mil a. nine* mz us sntmn on ine n> forl|anre with a survey marie by less, plus intrrest together with the corns nn charge for the program. |Adoiph uibrich EWI , Assessment Map and Tay Duplicate ol Kdwn,(| (. Rc|||y k Alw),.;,1(.s nf 0, thl, ,,,,, E J r cy s ( me lownsnlp nl wooanriflBe. |,erlh AmiK)yi N,w Jersey, dated Oflo- The lubucriher reierves the rluht to The films to be shown are as ^, eth ' » "" ' You and each ol you are made ilelenrl her A. IS',2. adjourn said sale from time to time suli 11 n| Attorney. ants in the above entitled action because. TOnrTTHKR wilh all fixtures now or J* ' <> y to such limitation! or reltrir- follows: T'l.^m "I m*y rl?um ,'°. h"V,e J™'"""'1" attmhed tn or used In con-l'i1"1" uP"n the exercise nf iflch power L.P. 3/916-2J-M/67 r| April 18; ^lappy Anniversa- I1D.0O S>"; «"'•. ien, or other Interest affect- „„,„„„ with ,„,. pr(,m|,P, n(.rr1n d,.las may be specially provided by law 01 lf NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1]iti virtuB eth eo reaf lownership estate bein, inheritanceg foreclose, d deby- : srr|b(,d> „„,, the nnu])).hoid appliances ™ » "' Court. Sold Subject to conditions ACCORDED ACCOLADE: Senator Clifford P. Case Kreets Leonard Paul Scheno, a machin- ry", an award winning comedy XIU M h r al Of le about obstacles encountered by Notice is hereby given that Sealedl»r«nt. Intestacy, devise, (lower, curtrsy, "IVr. " ' "" "^ °' ' * " ', " - ROBERT M. JAMKON ist and mechanic from Carterot, who was selected as the "25,0O0,0Oflth voter" in secret-ballot , .Bids will be received by the Town Coun- mortgage, deed, or conveyance, entry of Th|me, ospproxlmatc amount of the JutlR-' Shtrifl a man rushing home to Cele- ell l ofl the TownjWp of W»odbrld»Woodbridge on Judgment or other legag l or lawful rlRhR l | mrnm nt t ,„ be ,al|,f|e(| bv snld sale Is the KOVACS. ANDERSON elections conducted by the National Labor Relations Board. Looking on as the Senator pre- A r 1967 MtUflpd by .Hid nale Is the KOVACS. ANDEBSON P » «• ' 'or 'he construction ofjThe nature ot which and the reason that um of Th)rteen ,huU5a,,d, six hundred,HOROWITZ l> RADEll terits a copy of the Congressional Record containing senatorial remarks concerning the oc- his wedding 1 1 . , ,th. e HHowel,l, «Avenue , WdhM/Fdyoord. Wu an»"sl together with th« - 3/0-16-23-30/67 In the Complaint, aluminum can manufacturing plant at Woodbridge, New Jersey, where Mr. Scheno works, The Kalmuks, a ple 'consisting of the following quantities: 11" tne Complnlnt, » copy o( which will' COBl, 0[ tnj |( ^tc | time In the afternoon nf the said Writ ol Execution for the sale of mort- all goods now being stored with the munion at both liturgies on Sat- be obtained upon application to the Mu-day, at the Sheriffs Office In the Coun-gaged premises dated February 7. 1%7. said company in their warehouse at Peterson Trio; "Grandma Mos-nicipal Clert. ty Administration Building, id the City By virtue of the above stated Writ, to 12M Saint George's Avenue, Avenel. New urday. es", the life and paintings of Bidders who qualify In accordance of New Bruiwwlck, N. J. me directed and delivered, I will expose Jersey. the well-known American primi- with the Distraction to Blddera may ob- All the following tract or parcel of to sale at public vendue on IDEAL WAY MOVERS. INC. tain plans and specifications at the Of-land and the premises hereinafter par- WEDNESDAY, THE 5th DAY OP RICHARD CLAYTON McCOLLEY Mrs. Michael F. Hughes, of;leaders of Brownie and Junior tive painter are seen at herfice of Joseph V. Valentl, Municipal tlculaTly described, situate, lying and APRIL AD, Manager home in rural New York State; erk, during the hews of the regular being In the Township of Woodbrldffe in at the hour of two o'clock by the then L.P. 3/23-3/30/67 115 40 ('olonia, is in charge of the troops at Grace Lutheran Milk Bottle course of business, beginning March 30, .stage setting for the 14th annual Church, 600 New Brunswick "Quetico", the beauty of Cana- 967, but not liter than three (3) days (Continued from Page 1) das Quetico-Superior Interna- krtor to the final date for receiving of African Violet Show to be held Ave,, Perth Amiboy, from 9:30 ids. The choree for all plans and ipe- tional Park with an outdoors- flcttlons la K.OO which sum shall not tomorrow and Saturday at theto 3 p.m. These dates supplant King, the janitor, sweep up — Masonic Temple, Westfleld, un- The Committee announces man as he paddles, fishes, cooks, returned, all for a dollar a week. As aor simply observes the wildlife; Bids must be submitted on the Propo- der the auspices of the Union the original April 5 and 12. reward Stanley was permitted il Form furnished ta the Bidder; must "Israel", the history of the Jew- accompanied by corporate surety for There's A Mid ot Difference County Chapter of the African that baby sitting will be sup- to help King ring ihe school ish people from the time of theexecution of the Contract on award Violet Society of America. Theplied for a nominal fee. Child bell at 8:30 and 8:55 A. M. thereof, Th* bid must be accompanied theme of the show is "Violet ren should be registered sep- rael is shown through photogr- by a Certified Check for not less than Memories." arately. Leaders will bring a "The best fun", Knapik re- Patrlarchs to present day Is-:en per cent of th« amount of bid. IN MIDDLESEX COUNTY lated, "was when Jim King The Town Council reserves the right to lunch and a beverage will be phy and colorful animation. accept or reject wry or all bids which Miss Linda Kugel, 3 Linda provided. let us youngsters look through In Its opinion will be In the best interest Avenue, Colonia, is serving on :he square hole in the clock the Township. Mrs. Robert Williams, Fords in the tower and we could see J. A. AUoway the committee for the annual training chairman, explained Business Administrator Sewaren and Port Reading as if Council P. 3/30/67 $13.64 NEWS COVERAGE!... benefit card party of the Union that the third session will be an-they were right in front of us." Junior College Alumni Associa- outdoor day conducted on April (Continued from page one ) UPER10R COURT OF NEW JERSEY tion on Friday April 14 ad 8 Knapik, whose nickname was Docket No. M 3690-84 15 from 10:00 to 3 p.m., at a tablished therefor by the State STATE OF NEW JERSEY: P.M. in the gymnasium of thesite to be chosen by the group 'Stiney". was asked one day TO: FRANK VACMNOUS (DEFEND- by Jim King to get a bottle to Department of Health." ANT): Campus Center. Mrs. Aloysius Hospodar be used (or oil for the school The schedule ordered by By virtue of an Order of the Superior Mrs. Charles Katz was honFords- , and Mrs. Warren Holm State Department is as follows: Court ol New Jersey, Chancery Division, ored "Queen of Ramot" by clock. made on the 6th day of March, 1967. In Meturihen^will conduct the ses (1) Complet a report on pro- civil action wherein Marie Yackinous B'nal B'rith Women Hamot-;ons "So I gave him Gilliams' posed basis of design the plaintiff and you are the defendant, Chapter. She was elected by u are hereby required to answer the bottle instead of bringing it with review »nd approv oonnriilDt ol the plaintiff on or before the unanimous vote. John Joseph Czmyr, son olhome", Knapik went on. Jim al of* the State Depart- h/dsy of May, 1967, by serving an an- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Czmyr swer on Adams U Rochofi, Esquires, filled it with oil." ment of Health on or be lalntlffi attorney), whose address Is A fashion show and luncheon422 Bamiord Avenue, Wood The day the clock came down fore October 1, 1967; "Jo. 530 Rahway Avenue, Woodbrldfe, will be sponsored by St. John bridge, was named to the New Jersey, and tn default thereof such recently, this writer was watch- (2) Complete preparation OJ judgment shall be rendered against you Vianney PTA April 8 at 12:30Dean's List at Indiana Institute ing the proceedings and saw and secure review and u tht Court (hall think equitable and P.M., at Shackamaxon Country of Technology, Fort Wayne, Just. You shall file your answer and Knapik go up to the clock. approval of preliminary proof ot service in duplicate with the Club, Scotch Plains. A raffle Ind., for the winter quarter. "I wanted to get the wooden engineering plans on or;i*rk of the Superior Court, State House will be held for a broadtail Czmyr is a freshman majoring innei, Trenton, New Jersey, In accord- handles as a souvenir for Leon before April 1, 1968; moe with the ruin ol civil praotioe and jacket, a suede coat with mink in civil engineering. He was aGerity's Recreation room, when (3) Complete preparation o procedure. collar and a mink boa. There 1966 graduate of Woodbridge T soied the odd-dhaped pint milk and secure review and The Abject of said action is ta obtain will also be door and table judgment of divorce between the said Senior High School. bottle filled with grease." Kna- approval of detailed con prizes. Mrs. R. Trautvetter, tract plans and specifi- plaintiff and you. 381-9189 is in charge of admis- pik stated. "It bugged me for ADAMS ft ROCKOFJ" a while and then suddenly I cations on or befori Attorneys for Plaintiff sion tickets and Mrs. P. BonAcademy- of Sciences March 1, 1969; By: A. MARVIN CKERIN realized what it w?s. It was Award construction con A Member of the Firm nell, 381-7787 is raffle tickets Gives Beagle 3 Posts the milk bottle I was suppose (4) 930 Rahway Avenue chairman. tracts on or before June Woodbridge, N, J. WOODBRIDGE — Word has to take home and gave it to 1, 1969; Dated: March «, 1967. been received from the Na-Jim King instead!" L.P, I/l(.23-30-4/fJ/6T C31.68 Rafa or shine, A Girl Scout (5) Complete construction campers reunion will be held in tional Academy of Sciences, SHERIFF'S SALE Washington, D. C. that Wood- on or before October 30 SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Merrill Park, Iselin, on Satur- 30, 1970; or, CHANCERT DIVISION day, April l from 11 to 4 p. m. bridge Public Works Director, MIDDLESEX COUNTY (6) The Township of Wood Docket No. V 1W-M Scouts who attended Camp Charles W. Beagle has been Lt. O'Brien appointed to three committees bridge, in lieu of the ed; Federal National Mortage Associa- Chickagami, the established (Continued from Page 1) gineering and constructtion, a corporation established pursu- camp operated by Crossroads of the National Research ant to TiU» m of the National Housing Council, The Highway Re- ion work outlined above, Act, as amended, is plaintiff, and Girl Scout Council in Palisades discussing the ways in which may execute a contract James Williams Devno and Theresa B. Interstate Park, N.Y. will meet search Board. The groups are police training and other de- Devno, hit wife. General Investment the Bituminous Aggregate with the Middlesex Coun Corp., a corporation of New Jersey, and ...Am for a day of songs, skits,,games partment activities must dove- ty Sewerage Authority Beneficial Finance Co.. of New Jersey and fun. Base comimittee, the Construc- tail in^order to be effective. for the treatment am are Defendants. tion Practices for Flexible Writ of Execution for the sal. of The purpose of the reunion is Purpose of the course is to disposal of all sewagi mortgaged premises dated February lt, to renew friendships and toPavement committee and thehelp improve training officers from the Township 1967. By virtue of the above stated stimulate interest in the coming Maintenance of Bituminous by studying new developments Woodbridge, said con' Writ, to me directed and delivered, I Pavement committee. will expose to sale at public vendue on £l|c Doilj) lanntal summer camping season. in teaching -methods, research tract to be executed ot WEDNESDAY, THE 1JTH DAY OF APRIL A.D., 1M7 Girls will bring their lunches The National Academy of in police training, aspects of or before October at the hour of two o'clock by the then and sit with the same units to Sciences is a nonprofit agen- human relations and methods of 1967, with the under prevailing (Standard or Daylight Sav- ing), time, in the afternoon of the said MAKES THE DIFFERENCE! which they were assigned while cy whose primary purpose is evaluating training ^courses. standing that thereafter d»y at the Sheriffs Office in, th* Coun- at camp. Punch and cookies to coordinate and semlnate the Township of Wood- ty Administration Building In th. City will be served. all research and development bridge will not be obliga- of New Brunswick. N.J. EASTER EGGS All that tract or parcel of land, sit- The committee In charge of of highway construction on a ted to make any furuate, lying and being ln th. Borough of the arrangements are Mrsnationa. l level. Marshall, Mo. — When it was ther capital investments Carteret, in the County of Middlesex, MORI Him... MORE PICTURES reported a Kentucky hen lays for alterations or im and ln the State of New Jersey: Mrs. Laurence DeMair, Co- BEGINNING at a point In the north- lonia; Mrs. Molvln Hawkinson, Time To Get Oat eggs with green shells, other provements to its sewerly side of Ash Street, therein distant More and More MIDDLESEX COUNTY RESIDENTS are An English paper publishe similar claims were made, Mrs. age treatment works. along the same Easterly 200 feet from Avenel; and Mrs. Holger Berth- its intersection with the Easterly aide discovering In order to keep fully informed, subscribing to elson, Iselin. this advertisement "For Sale Reuben Smith of Blue Lick The facts we have before ' line of Marion Street, and thence run- THE DAILY JOURNAL is a must. The pages of THE Baker's business: good trade says she has a black hen that at preent", said Acting Mayor ning (1) along said side line of Ash Street South 67 dtgrwi « minutes East JOURNAL are alive with the latest local, national, and On April 6 and 13 the traininglarge oven, present owner ha:lays eggs with blue shells andJames A. Alloway, "seem t M feet to n point: thence (2) North 22 de- International news. All this is supplemented by interesting committee of Crossroads Girl been in it for seven years; gooc Mr. Leonard Lewis of Indepen-indicate that we should go grees 12 minutes East 100 feet to a features and columns, covering diversified subjects from alone. However, we want to point, thence (3) North 67 degrees 48 Scout Council will conduct tworeason for leaving." dence reports he has a black minutes West SO feet to a point: and financing to cooking. of three training sessions for -The Laborer hen that also lays green eggs. the right thing and be sure w thence (4) South 22 decrees 12 minutes are right." West 100 feet to the point and place of Smart shoppers know they can save time and money by BEGINNING. Said premise! also being known as checking the varied advertisements in THE DAILY JOUR- Lot Not. 9 and 10 ln Block 65-N on Map NAL before going shopping. THE DAILY JOURNAL clas- of Chain O' Kills, Carteret, which map sified pages, too, offer many time-saving opportunltiei is filed ln the Middlesex County Clerk's Deranged office on September 10, 19J2. u Map No. and services. 17M FU« No. 37. (Continued from page one ) Said premises also known as Lot Noi. Possibly all this can be summed up in one word "ACCEP- i and 10 in Block 65-N on the Cartiret ' TANCE." THE JOURNAL readers know they can rely on suspiciously Li an helln Rest- Borough Tax Map Being commonly known as No. 6o Ash the newspaper with READABILITY . . . Look at THE aurant. Davis told Williams Street, Carteret, N.J. The approximate amount of the judg- DAILY JOURNAL TODAY and then order HOME DE- that he was a prophet and LIVERY. the officer was one ot his dis- ment to be satisfied by said tale U the Brand sum of Nineteen thousand, eighty-seven COUGARS ciples. (119,087.00) dollars mort or leu, plus in- YOU WILL ENJOY "THE JOURNAL," the ONE news- New AMAZINGLY terest together with the cost of this sale. '67 MERCURYS Yesterday morning; Reid The subscriber reserves the right to paper that SERVES MIDDLESEX COMMUNITIES." LOW PRICED! was attempting to secure adjourn said sale from time to time sub- Davis' fingerprints in an ef-ject only to such limitations or restrict- I ions upon the exercise of such power TO KEEP FULLY INFORMED READ & COMETS fort to Identify him, when may be specially provided by law o» rulM of Court. Sold subject to condi- without warning the prlsone tions tl salt. '67 FIATS struck out. Davis had to b< ROBERT H. JAMISON Alt MODELS ON DbPLAY taken to Marlboro In a Sheriff. BEST DEAL! KR1STK1.LER, ZUCKEH. straight jacket. LOWENSTEIN AND COHEN Attornfyg Journal mo SAVINGS mow OJV toe QUALITY I/SKI» a\ns LEGAL NOTICES LP »88.36

LKOAL NOTICE NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS ' '66 LINCOLN '65 DODGE $1695 '65 MERCURY $1895 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Serving Middlesex Communities CHANCERY DIVISION LouMl EwcuUvely Drlveni Dart GT lOwr llardtopi Auto., Monterey 1-Dooi n»n1toi»l Auto. TAKE NOTICE, that on March 6, 1987 AIR-CONDrnONEDi A Real Burl llUt, V-», Power Steering; r'AC- Trim.. Power SUeruui RAH. th. Zoning Board of Adjustment uf the MIUDLBNKX COUNTY TORY A1R-COND1T1ON1NGI Ou« W.W. Tlren Dar% Orean rinurti Township of Woodbridge, after a public Docket No. F-KMl-e* Owneri A Heal Steall With Black InUriori On* Owner! hearing adopted a resolution for Rose —TO '66 COMET $1995 Mary Kltlan, for a variance to construct FLORENCE E. CAHILL. her heirs, THE DAILY JOUINAl, Circulation DfparHn.nl Voiaaw SUtkin luosi 6-CyL. '64 BUKK $1895 a one family dwelling on premises at devisees and personal representatives r Auk.. B4H. W.W Tii«i Sold And l.« S»bM 8 Puts. Station Wagon; '64 FIAT $595 Wood Avenue, Uellu, known as Lot 39an, d her, their, or any of their curcessori Auto, Power Steering; Power FOR HOME 20 Grern St., Woodbridge, N. J. 07005 Serviced Bl Ua - Um MIUUII Model '600' 1 Door i Rtal Econom-I Block 438-A. Iselin. Woodbrldg* Town- In right, title and Interest and JOHN Excellent Conditloiil Brakes) Pow«r Windowai Power lea] TratuporUUoai Sold k «arv- ship, and that a copy of said resolution DOC husband of Florence E. Cahill, said Seati: FACTOHY AIR • CONDI- Iced if U.I Is on flla in the office uf said Bond at O.ntl.mtni TIONING l FlnlilMd tn Bltw. All name'John Do* being fictitious; Cl.AHE '65,MERCURY_$1895 Vinyl Interior; Beautiful Condition! the Municipal Building, Wiwdbridg« N. E. CAHILL, »/k/a CLARE E. TRUM DELIVERY Pl.a» ttart Horn. Dtliv.ry of THi DAKV JOURNAL Mi J. and It avttl*bl< for Inspection. BLE, her heirs, devisees and personal •64 BUKK $1395 '63 FORD $1295 FRANCIS C. FOLIY, ESQ. representatives and her, their, or any ol BAH, Power'Sto*rta|> W.W TJTM! 1-Dr Hardlopi VS. Auto,I their »ucctw*>it in right, title and inter PLEASE CALL On Owner; Fintilwd In Medium Suaclal ItaLiu* Coup*! V-*, Auto., Attorney for Applicant l HAH, W.W. TJrMi O» Ownexi B&H. Power Steering; W W Tuu;| 1430 O*k Tn* Bold ' B WTUJAM J. IHUMBLt, net KM »k»IUtohto« iBtortort L" One Owner 1 Like Ne,w| # njd M«rl Whlu Ftnlahi Blue Vinyl tnUrtorl It«lin, New Jersey hU|U»iafl CARLISLE C. CAHILL. his 354-5012 ADDKE$S._ .AfT. #. L.P. 3/30/87 14 19 hiire.^devtseaa and persutul reprcsenta '— 1 thM, and his, th*ir, or any of ihtlr but- Or Mail This TOWN- _TEIEPHON! #. I MOTOR CAR CO. NOTICE c«i«on In right, IHIt and iottrtst and 1 UMOIN MHKUKY (OMIT flAT DIAltR TAKE NOTICE that th. undwsigradIPBTROWNA CAHILL. his Vjtfe; EU- S!jr.d_ wUl apply to th. MtddjMK Cojlnty Court,lOENIE FLORENCE TARBURT, a/k/a Coupon ( Uw Division on the 7lh day of April, JEAN CAHUX, »/*/* JKAN TARBERT FU 8-3344 1667, al (1:30 IIV '.i Nl Hie liireif 'I 'IT Mil TUIIi'lliT. her hus 1OOI ST GtORGE AVF, RAHWAY, N.j th> Court lloll.i-, In Hie Uly ut 1" 'J "i tliungwkk. County of MidUltsci tuil VUU AHE UtUUOiV bUMMUNUD PAGE SIXTEEN Thursday, March 30. 1967 Leader-Presn

part of the agreement reached reduced the Meluchen Post Of |fi his atlention. "They had lawmaker remarked. Metuchen Mail\ Patten Ms opposition to the plan in the changes were discussed — telephone conversations with \intil Mr. Langmaack and May ! KIMSON — A lop pnslnl offi-, (iichcn, will be postmarked at Postmaster (ieneral O'Brien call MIKE for the best v or Weber told me. Because of j rial notified U. S. IU p. Kdward Metuchen. We are requesting and his Washington staff. After Ihe great, magniluiie of these j SUB sandwich in town .. . .1. Pulton (D N.I) thai. Washing j our Regional Director to fully the investigation was completed, Proposed chanKes, I feel I ring •.. 634-9897 Inn has rojrrted a plan by 1ho•advise you of any proposed Patten received the letter from ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS McMillanT^notifying him ijhat should havo hren consulled by! MIKE'S Submarine Sandwiches Philadelphia Regional Office to ichanges at the 'Brainy Boro the Philadelphia Regional Of have the new Kclisnn Post (Mfice Station' incident, to creation of the original plan by the Region- al Office to have the new Ecli fice before that meeting took handle Metuchen mail. the new Edison Central facili- place." Palten, who represents the ty." ' son facility process Metuchen 20% to 50% off! ISKi District — most of Middle : Charles J. Langmaack, Act- mail, would be dropped. In his letter to Patten, McMil sex County — strongly objected ing Postmaster of Ihe Metuchen "I wasn't going to let. them lian also reported that "We do to Ihe plan in letters and tele Post Office, had recently inform- (the Phil. Regional Office and plan to transfer service for pos plinne calls to both the Regional ed Patten that at a meeting hi* staff) get away with a plan dal patrons who reside outside i like that," said an aroused Pat Metuchen (Edison residents),! L&M ART GALLERY Office and to Postmaster Gen- held in New Brunswick, plans eral Lawrence F. O'Brien. were discussed to have the fol-ten, pointing out that if the plan but who now receive service 205 Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J. The Concressman said he waslowing changes made: was implemented, it would have through the Metuchen Post CM- fissured by O'Brien that, the • Have all Meluchen incom plan would be investigated at ing and outgoing mail handle' once by Washington. by the new Edison Post Offic Patten revealed that this now being constructed. morning (Thursday) he receiv- • Have all Meluchen parcel ed a letter from William M. post, special deliveries, and col McMillan, Assistant Posbmastei lections handled by Edison. General, Bureau of Operations, • Have such Metuchen mail Washington Office, explaining bear an Edison postmark. that "Incoming and outgoing • Class the 'Brainy Boro mail for patrons residing in the Station' at Central Avenue. Borough of Metuchen, will not As soon as Langmaack and be handled by the Edison Post Metuchen Mayor Thomas Weber Office. conveyed these proposed chang- "This includes parcel post and es to Patten, the Federal law- special delivery mail and col- maker immediately wrote to tiie lection service within Metu- Philadelphia Regional Director, PLUS YOUR MOST VALUABLE chen," McMillan wrote, "Mail J. J. Doherty: "I was shocked from Metuchen patrons deposit- when I heard of these proposals. TRADING STAMPS FREE! ed at the Metuchen Post Office, I am completely and vigorously FOOD BUYS or in oollection boxes within Me- against them. They were not ' BONELESS SOLID MEAT The first part of the program was a ^ play entitled, "A Parents Problem. The char- acters were as follows: Mother- EYE ROUND & SILVER TIP Lissettc Alicea; Father- James Easter Program Hagan; Children Robin Fclau- CARTERT — Mrs. Kozi- er, Jennifer Kosten, Kevin i Hlifk mor's class of 1971 and their Groeger, Daniel Halifko, mystery guesb presented a pro-1 Friendsd ^ - ^Stanley Campbell, ROAST BEEF gram March 22 at Columbus Damel School. In honor of Andrew Jackson's NO FAT ADDED birthday some facts of the life : '•> Carl Chislom, Jerry Capozzl, of our seventh president were Esther McMickens, Joel Har- presented by Jeanne Hagan, ris, Varonda Moore, Janette Ro- Daniel Tarrant, Richard De- FRESH CHICKEN SALE lon. dhd Phyleece Young re- Stassio, Dorothy Keleman, CHUCK STEAK FRESH HAM cited poems as a tribute to St. Elizabeth Onofrietto, and David 1 CITY CUT FROM TOUMC PORKIRS companied by Mrs. Ryan and a Batha. TRIMMED FRESH IE/ QUARTERS play entitled the White House CHICKEN Ltll BACK ON .39' BUTT SHANK The arrival of spring was FIRST CUT ,b HALF Rabbitt starring: Michele Bar- celebrated by the recitation of 37 FRESH DDE ACT QUARTERS OQc HALF Ib. na. Robert Ellis, Gail Glucho- the poem "Spring" by Henry CHICKEN ttKEA J 1 WINGON ib. «jTf ski, Kenneth Hundemann, Wil- Timrod. The following people If liam Kantor, Frank Kenna, Ar- took part in that. Karen Papp, ROASTING CHICKEN ^' v39« & BONELESS STEAK SALE lene Kinch, Joan Kosci, Thomas GROUND MEAT SALE Gary Ryan, Judy Ramirez, CHICKEN LEGS KG STYLE .49' Manolio, Lorraine Sokolowski, Dana Davis, Kathleen Menge, TOP ROUND, TOP SIRLOIN Martin. Walsh, and Joseph Nelson Rodriguez, Mary Milak, CHUCK ROUND CHICKEN BREAST KC STYLE .59 Zullo. Allan Krupa, Carol Tomori, ALL BEEF LEAN EXTRA LEAN CUBE, SHOULDER STEAK The program was announced John Hundemann, and Lorna SWISS STEAK by Cathleen Reyner and Al- Petrocy. COUNTRY STYLE berto Malave. Finall St. Patrick's Day and Ib 45 Ib 65 Ib. 79 LONDON BROIL 2K Ib. 99 Another program was pre- Easter were celebrated as the SPARE RIBS 49' sented by Mr. Donnelly's Sev- whole assembly joined in the U.S. CHOICE CALIF. CHUCK CENTER CUT FRESH CENTER CUT SMOKED enth grade home room as fol- singing of "When Irish Eyes Ib. HAM SLICES lows; The teacher presentediAre Smiling" and "Easter Par POT ROAST FULL CUT 59 HAM SLICES 69' *98* the March program at the up-]ade.'> U.S. CHOKE CALIF. STYLE per-grade assembly held on READY TO COOK TURKEY U.S. CHOICE LEAN fc TENDER March 22, 1967. Ib. BAR-B-Q STEAK »69' Sultanas Arrange DRUMSTICKS 29* ROUND CUBES 79' m SWIFT PREMIUM *>'.••• Session for April 3 U.S. CHOICE SHORT CUT SPRING SHOULDER FRANKS CARTERET — The Sultanas RIB STEAK .79' LAMB CHOPS Ib. 79« t.59' of El Hakkam Caravan #96 SHOULDER CUT US CHOICE BEEF POTTING TWO GUYS BLUE LABEL 1963 will hold its regular member HIP CUTS ship meeting on Monday, Apri Ib. 59c 1 .49' Ib. 55' SLICED BACON 3 at 8 P.M. at the Columbian PORK CHOPS SHORT RIBS FORD GALAXIE Club, High Street. U.S. CHOICE LEAN FOR STEW APPLESAUCE 2 Door Hard Top. Automatic Final plans will be made for APRICOT NECTAR BEEF CUBES 69' a rummage sale to be held with Power. Two to choose April 21 and 22 at the Genera SWEET & 1 LB. Stefanik Slovak Club, 21 Per 1QT. H£ART S PROCTER & GAMBLE SALE DELICIOUS 9OZ. from. One Black, One White. shing Avenue. Plans will also 14 OZ. be completed for the theater DELIGHT TWO GUYS JARS party to be held on May 18 to CAN JOY LIQUID I-P<6.OI. NICHOLAS see "The Cactus Flower" with DETERGENT M dinner at Patricia Murphy's € MOTORS New York City. TOP JOB ' 33 c EVAPORATED MILK r STERLING SALT WITH AMMONIA . o3 . i00 SMITH ST. True Restraint PERTH AMBOY Will power is having the same 1 LB HOUSEHOLD q 8-ox. VA 6-B570 ailment a friend has and not PLAIN OR CLEANER 83 TWO OZ. mentioning it. 10 OZ. GUYS CANS -Globe, Atchison, Kan IODIZED BOX SALVO TABLETS 73 TWO GUYS C ZEST OR ALUMINUM FOIL 4 VI79 SAFEGUARD SOAP »ATH 2 foforr 39* FABRIC FINISH "•^59* HUDSON GIANT ROIL Iff you can TWO GUYS SLICED OR WHOLE iP% **.**, TWO GUYS UNSWEETENED ORANGE OR POTATOES WHITE 8 :" 99C GRAPEFRT. JUICE 4 TOWELS 4 £89' fertilize, reseed, THE COfFEE-ER COFFEE TWO GUYS GRANULATED 38 ALL FLAVORS CARNATION INSTANT box 5 J 55 aerate, and SAVARIN mkk can I BREAKFAST o<6 59' SUGAR roll your lawn DAIRY DEPT. APPETIZING DEPT, FROZEN FOOD DEPT. for $2495* • • SOFT MARGARINE PASTRAMI Birdseye Vegetables NEW! 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